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           Because of her dedication to the Yampa Valley, Marsha's professional and leadership experience and skills are exceptional within the many organizations she has been involved. She worked with the USDA's Farm Service Agency (FSA) for 25 years, while also being an active member in Routt County CattleWomen, the National and State Associations for FSA County Employees, a volunteer for the Routt County 4-H Youth Program, and an active Youth Leader for the United Methodist Church. Her active involvement and dedication to agriculture lead her to Washington D.C. numerous times to discuss ag-related issues with Congressional representatives.

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Michele brings over 15 years of professional fund raising and marketing experience to the CAA.  She, her husband and three children, moved to Steamboat Springs in 2010 from Fort Collins, Colorado.  Having lived in Colorado since 1994, they have visited the Yampa Valley many times camping, skiing, biking, hiking, fishing, and

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Always keep in mind that enrolling in a debt management program means that a certified credit counseling team is acting and working on your behalf in negotiating with your creditors. Essentially, you can’t enroll in the program unless your creditors agree to the adjusted payment schedule you set up with your credit counselor.

In general, creditors agree to an adjusted payment schedule for two reasons:

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With that in mind, a credit counseling agency can try negotiating on your behalf in a number of situations. They can negotiate with the original creditor (i.e. the card issuer) that you owe, they can negotiate with debt collection agencies, with medical debt collectors and even in cases like this where the enrollee is potentially being sued already over the debt.

In some cases, enrollment in the program may satisfy the collector so they withdraw the lawsuit. It makes sense, given that the whole reason they’re taking you to court is to force you to repay the debt you owe. If you agree to follow the terms of your debt management program to pay them back, then the root reason for the suit may be moot – and it definitely may not be worth the time and money they have to use to take you to court.

That’s not to say that a debt management program will always take care of suits over debt – again, it’s up to the individual debt collector in question and what happens during negotiation. On the other hand, it’s worth a shot to see if you can satisfy the collector by making a plan to pay what you owe before you see them in court.

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As elegant and fashionable as anything you might store in them, our pair of Classic Hat Boxes is made from laminated fiberboard, reinforced with rivets and stitched for durability. Ribbon ties secure the lids and accent the classic beauty of this affordable, versatile duo.

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Rated 4 out of 5 by from THIN CARDBOARD These hat boxes nest inside each other. They are very lightweight and the cardboard isn't very heavy. Mine arrived with a small wrinkle in the top lid. But, I bought them to store winter knit and fur hats in which are all very lightweight. I do like the fact they are plain white and there is no pattern on them.
Date published: 2014-04-15
Rated 5 out of 5 by from What a difference! I purchased this Hat Box Set in 03/2014 and just love the look in my closet. While my focus was organization of my clothes & accessories, I also wanted to add style & functionality. This set did the trick! I store summer hats in the larger one & winter hats in the smaller box. Along with other decorative storage boxes purchased from this site, I have my shelves organized & pretty the way I like it!
Date published: 2014-03-24
Rated 5 out of 5 by from perfect for transporting a hat! My daughter got married last summer in England, and we were invited to wear hats. I found a great hat in an antique shop, but then had the challenge of how to pack it! Answer: these perfect hatboxes!! I was so excited that the Container Store carried them, and the nested options made finding the perfect size easy.
Date published: 2014-01-22
Rated 5 out of 5 by from Hat Boxes I don't know why I waited so long to get these. I wear hats and have a few of them and they have been difficult to store and take care of. Now, with the boxes, it's a piece of cake. Bought three, will probably get a couple of more.
Date published: 2013-12-20
Rated 5 out of 5 by from Not just a hat box I love them. I use the boxes for flip flops, and another for a variety of sneakers in my modern white closet. They are also sturdy. They fit in perfectly
Date published: 2013-10-13
Rated 5 out of 5 by from Good Purpose The hat boxes are great. Serve the storage purposes of my winter and summer hats
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Rated 5 out of 5 by from Nice Boxes Nice quality and look great especially for the money! Just what I needed to store my hats in and adds a classy little touch to the room.
Date published: 2013-06-28
Rated 4 out of 5 by from Decent Item I've been looking for affordable hat boxes for my growing collection of hats. These turned out to be better than I thought. I wasn't crazy about straight white. I have some nice fabric-covered ones and was hoping to find something more like them. Also like a cord better than the bow tie ribbon. But none of them that I found around town were deep enough. Maybe a lot of people don't use these for actual hats? An online search led me to the Bigso brand--good reviews on durability, affordable, decent looking and deep enough. Container Store had them! I saw them before but I guess I didn't realize there were 2 of them in each unit. I had thought before that it was only 1 of them for the $$. It turns out I can live with all-white and a bow tie ribbon. I just tie the ribbon loose enough to work like a cord would. And my newer hats are neatly tucked away and safe from dust and getting crushed.
Date published: 2013-04-26
Rated 5 out of 5 by from Great product It's hard to find nice hat boxes. These fit the bill
Date published: 2013-04-04
Rated 5 out of 5 by from Beautiful I recently received a couple of these as a gift & I love them. They provide a classy looking storage solution for my Master Bedroom.
Date published: 2013-03-18
Rated 5 out of 5 by from Hat Box Great product, fast delivery & packaging was perfect. Will be buying more items from you.
Date published: 2012-12-15
Rated 5 out of 5 by from Hat Box I Need a larger Hat Box. Otherwise, it is a very good product.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by from Good Derby hat holders! I bought this to hold my husbands and my Derby hats.....they fit perfectly!
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Rated 4 out of 5 by from Good Hat Box Set for the Cost I feel that this is a fair value for the that the boxes aren't too luxurious or stunning, but they ARE well-made overall and true-to-size and the description.
Date published: 2012-04-28
Rated 5 out of 5 by from Love these hat boxes I loves hats and have been searching everywhere for hat boxes that weren't too expensive. These are perfect! I am using the boxes to store multiple summer hats as the boxes are quite roomy and sturdy. Love the ribbon!
Date published: 2012-04-09
Rated 4 out of 5 by from A good hat box is hard to find.... (This is the second set I've purchased.)Maybe it's just me but I've had a hard time finding functional, good-sized hat boxes. These are sturdy and hold several hats apiece. They're not much to look at--that's why I took away a star--but it's a minor quibble as these are not flimsy or undersized like ones I've purchased in the past. I don't want a chintz pattern, just a clean look that blends well into my coat closet. Mission accomplished.
Date published: 2012-03-24
Rated 4 out of 5 by from great deal I bought an amazing hat and needed a hat box. It was almost impossible to find one deep and round enough. I finally found one online for $52 plus shipping. That would have made the box cost 60% as much as the hat! Then I found this lovely set of two boxes for only $39, and shipping was free. The larger box fit my beautiful hat perfectly. The boxes are flimsier than than the $52 box, but who cares! These boxes are a terrific deal!
Date published: 2012-03-04
Rated 5 out of 5 by from Great Buy Love the hat boxes. They are sturdy and work well to keep hats clean and in good shape.
Date published: 2011-12-30
Rated 5 out of 5 by from I <3 hats I love hats, I have so many. But some need more TLC than a rack in the hallway. These boxes are perfect for storage, and i love their classic "look".
Date published: 2010-05-17
Rated 5 out of 5 by from Beautiful and Stylish I have owned 2 sets of these boxes for many years and they look so good in the boudoir and are multi purpose too. Not just for hats. They can hold so many things out of sight in style.
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I am considering using these to store my large serving bowls and platters. My largest platter is 14" diameter (round). Will that fit inside, or will it be too tight? The website says the diameter of the box is 14 1/8, but I am not sure if that is the outside or inside diameter.
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The exterior of the larger Hat Box is 14-1/8" diameter by 9-1/8" high. The interior is 14" diam. x 8-1/2" high. The exterior of the smaller Hat Box is 13-1/2" diam. x 8-1/4" high. The interior is 13" diam. x 8" high.
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Date published: 2016-11-21

Do these have a form for the hat to fit on inside the box?

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Our Bigso™ White Classic Hat Box does not contain a hat form.
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A TEARFUL drug addict who allegedly broke into another person's house to shower and steal clothes pleaded yesterday to be allowed to go home to her grandmother.

Ahnika Lillyan Worsley appeared in Bundaberg Magistrates Court via video link from Brisbane Women's Correctional Centre charged with nine offences including entering a dwelling without consent, stealing and possessing drug utensils.

Police prosecutor Sergeant Dean Burgess told the court some of Ms Worsley's charges dated back to last year and included one in which she entered a home in Harold Crt, Apple Tree Creek.

"When she was found by the home's occupants she stated her boyfriend had stolen the neighbour's car and not to call police," Sgt Burgess said.

Police claim Ms Worsley proceeded to let the family's budgies, which were on the front porch, out of their cage and then had a swim in their pool before leaving.

Sgt Burgess said Ms Worsley also entered another residence in Childers where she took a shower and stole clothing.

The court heard she was also linked to a recent police chase in Childers in which she was the vehicle's passenger.

"She refused to give police information about the location of the vehicle and the outstanding driver," Sgt Burgess said.

The court was told Ms Worsley had a long criminal history.

Representing herself, she applied for bail which was objected to by the police prosecutor.

Sgt Burgess told the magistrate her charges "just continued on" and that she was an "unacceptable risk".

Ms Worsley told the court she was in shock. "I just want to go home to my grandma who is 73 years old and raised me," she said.

"I need to go to rehab, I recognise this. I've only been using methamphetamine for two years and it was a great mistake."

Magistrate Neil Lavaring refused bail and adjourned the matter to November 7.

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Losing by Default

James Skillen

October 14, 1996

Who would have predicted it? The federal welfare overhaul adopted this summer actually forbids state discrimination against faith-based agencies and requires the states to protect agencies' religious character and mission. States like Michigan, Virginia, and Mississippi have started building partnerships with religious groups. One midwestern juvenile court judge wants to contract only with overtly religious agencies for counseling troubled teens and their families.

Many self-styled defenders of religious liberty are horrified, of course. How dare government expose needy people to religious influences and let public funds end up in faith-based institutions? A "Working Group for Religious Freedom in Social Services," headed by the American Civil Liberties Union and Americans United for Separation of Church and State, is fulminating about the outrageousness of letting religion taint the public's business.

Evangelicals have condemned materialistic government welfare programs and the cultural elites' insistence on keeping religion marginalized—on preserving what Richard John Neuhaus termed "the naked public square." So how are we responding to government's search for alternatives to secular programs that ignore moral and spiritual needs? A cold shoulder has been the main reaction. We won't let our ministries get close to government because we are sure that government will crush their spiritual mission.

The reaction is understandable. Some Christian social ministries that have teamed up with public programs have been told they no longer have the right to hire only people committed to their religious mission. Some agencies have had to strip religious symbols from their walls. Others have been pressured to diversify their governing boards in violation of their own standards. All too often "God talk" has been censored when government money is involved.

The skeptics are right: it's no partnership if the price is losing your mission. But that is exactly why the new federal welfare law is so important. Its "charitable choice" rules specifically forbid each one of these violations of religious integrity. And some state officials are seeing that if they trample a group's religious mission they'll lose just what they hope to gain.

In fact, the federal law isn't as clear as it should be and even well-intentioned state officials don't always know how to protect the religious rights of ministries as well as welfare beneficiaries. It will take more than new laws and regulations to change destructive assumptions and practices that have taken years to become deeply rooted. Besides, there is the big question of how much of welfare should be done just by the churches and not by government at all.

Christian ministries should approach the invitation to cooperate with public welfare pro-grams with prayer, caution, and deliberation. Pious wishes and pure intentions aren't enough. Good analysis, concerted pressure, and smart lawyering are all going to be needed, too.

But one thing should be clear. We dare not allow by default what many opponents are fighting for by design: the perpetuation of the naked public square and of public assistance that tends only to the body and not to the soul.

Public officials are saying they are ready for a drastic change in public welfare and in government's relations with faith-based agencies. This is no time merely to react to the outrages of the past. Government is intended for good, not for evil. Let's hold officials up to the high standards of public justice and not allow them to perpetuate bad policies. Let's not quit the field of battle when the great fight for a new direction in social policy has hardly begun.

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By William Edgar

October 13, 2014

New York Times columnist Roger Cohen wrote recently about a revealing incident. Cohen loves France and owns a house in an old village there, one that he was planning to sell. When the real estate agent came in to talk business, she carefully looked around at various parts of the house and proceeded to tell him with passion that he must not sell. “This is a family home. You know it the moment you step in. You sense it in the walls… This is a house you must keep for your children…” How often would you hear “Don’t sell!” from an American realtor?

Why would this woman turn down a potentially tidy commission for selling this property? Cohen called this a “cultural moment.” Simply put, French people have emotional intuitions coming from the soil that trump economic interests. Such values as effectiveness and achievement are not necessarily a measure of the good life for the French.

Having spent much of my own life as an American in France, I can see the blessings and the curse of this lifestyle. I was once engaged in a conversation with a French friend about the best way to finish a certain project. I had suggested a particular way to get the job done, to which my friend replied, “Why do you Americans always want something done?” A bit incredulous, I responded with something about the reasons France’s economy is in such a mess. He acknowledged that but then insisted that there were more important things in life than economic health.

In a recent meeting, German Chancellor Angela Merkel quizzed Manuel Valls, former Minister of Interior and the current Prime Minister of France, about his latest attempts at economic reform. She has every reason for confidence before the French, since Germany has been a model of economic strength against great odds. With an appeal to both fiscal discipline and hard work, Germany has made enormous strides, even if there are still weaknesses. A number of French politicians, such as former Prime Minister François Fillon, are pleading with their country to look to Germany for wisdom. Fillon accuses his countrymen of being lax and not caring about competition. Still, he argues, if we do recover fully, it must be as French people. Quoting General Charles de Gaulle, he says, if you are going to play an international role you must exist self-sufficiently at home.[1]

Perhaps we’re dealing with extremes. Valuing tradition and enjoying life, long meals, and extended debates are good correctives for being driven by money. Yet some discipline, hard work and, yes, achievement, are surely good as well. The Bible commends both, even in a world beset with turmoil. We are meant to work hard and avoid sloth. Yet if God himself is a model for us, after doing this work, we need to rest (Genesis 2:2-3; Exodus 20:8-11). Even the land was meant to rest (Leviticus 25:4, 8-12). We are not to allow crisis to define our lifestyles, but instead make our lifestyles define how we face crises.

In our troubled world, it may appear irresponsible to talk about lifestyle. But is it not precisely when surrounded by catastrophes that we should be developing steady, consistent disciplines so as not to be undone when trouble comes? The apostle Peter puts it this way: “The end of all things is at hand; therefore be self-controlled and sober-minded for the sake of your prayers” (1 Peter 4:7). Prayer is but one lifestyle habit among many that are urged upon us in Scripture for facing troubled times.

One of the most difficult balances to maintain is between an urgency about the times on the one hand, and the normalcy of the Christian life on the other. Both postures are expected of us. “Awake, O sleeper, and arise from the dead,” Paul tells the Christian believers at Ephesus (Eph. 5:14). So we should be on the alert. And yet, to the same readership Paul says “work with your own hands” (4:28). To the Thessalonians he says, “aspire to live quietly, and to mind your own affairs…” (1 Thess. 4:11). What we can learn from the French is that quietness and honest work go hand-in-hand with a high quality of life. They are not busybodies, but respecters of privacy and the good life. A little more hard work? Sure. More entrepreneurship? The word is French! But not at the expense of enjoying God’s good gifts.

-  William Edgar is Professor of Apologetics at Westminster Theological Seminary in Philadelphia.

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In September 2013, MTD’s Environmental and Sustainability Management System (ESMS) was certified by the ISO 14001:2004 standard. At the time of certification, MTD was the sixth transit agency in the country to achieve ISO 14001:2004 certification and the first in the state of Illinois.

We’ve explained what this certification means, so now we’re taking the opportunity to remind you of MTD’s enhanced commitment thanks to the certification.

Routine Check-Ups

MTD’s ISO 14001:2004 certification is “good” for three years. Part of the certification agreement is annual auditing to ensure we are still adhering to the International Standard. Because the ESMS MTD created had never been certified, MTD’s ESMS Team underwent three audits last year:

  • Preliminary Assessment in March 2013: Preparation for Stage 1 Assessment, auditor familiarized himself with MTD’s system and fenceline
  • Stage 1 Assessment in April 2013: Documentation review and planning, main goal is to see how effective our system is in all 17 sections of the Standard
  • Stage 2 Assessment in July 2013: Auditor ensures MTD’s policies, objectives, programs, and procedures are effectively put into practice, and that there is a planned systematic approach for improvement, also meets with senior management
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Significant aspects are targeted to reduce their impact on the environment and the threat of pollution. Each year we add new ones and the auditor checks our work.

For years two and three, MTD will only undergo one audit per year. We are scheduled for Surveillance Audits in July 2014 and July 2015. The first Surveillance Audit is next week!

Surveillance Audits confirm that MTD’s approved management system continues to be maintained, be in operation, and deliver continual improvements. The auditor will also consider implications of changes to our system and consider whether we continue to meet the certification requirements.

In other words, these annual audits keep the District’s environmental commitment (which includes monitoring, measurement, goal setting, training, and more) in a constant state of improvement.

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After MTD maintains our ISO 14001:2004 certification for three years, in July 2016, we will need to go through Certificate Renewal. It will be the same process that we went through in 2013 (detailed above) but likely with a new auditor so we can continue to challenge ourselves.

Each audit lasts at least two full days. After each audit, MTD receives an audit report noting any findings that need to be addressed. The report findings are also made available to MTD’s Board of Trustees.

The audit process allows MTD to maintain continual improvement. If we loosen our grip or ignore the ESMS at all, our certification is at risk. The auditor can take the certification away after a surveillance audit, or fail to renew the certification at a Certificate Renewal audit. Our credibility, commitment to sustainability, and all the horn tooting we do, would be threatened.

It is possible for an agency to implement an ESMS without certifying it to the standard. But at MTD, we value the strict requirements that come with certification and the opportunity to have an outside expert audit our system.

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      Two major health benefits from drinking “no bone” broth and bone broth soups are;  it  strengthens our immunity, and helps build collagen.  Why collagen? Collagen not only reduces inflammation in our gut, it supports healthy digestion, joints, bones, hair, nails and skin. As we age, our collagen supply decreases. Drinking bone and “No bone” broths like these help our body rebuild and replenish it’s collagen levels. As an alternative to bone broths, we’ve added seaweed, turmeric, ginger and healthy fats such as olive oil to gain similar value.

      added ingredients that would have equal merit when it came to taste and nourishment! Everyone who tried the soup was blown away by it’s deep rich flavor and color that came from pre-roasting the vegetables and by adding the golden beets.  Not only does it taste great, it takes a fraction of the time and cost to prepare. This broth is also 100% Clean too, just in time for our cleansing workshop. Lots of wonderful bonuses!

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Canada Withdraws from Kyoto Climate Change Treaty

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Canada has become the first country to officially announce it is withdrawing from the Kyoto Protocol to limit greenhouse gas emissions. Environment Minister Peter Kent made the announcement just one day after a United Nations Climate Change Conference wrapped up in Durban, South Africa.

Peter Kent, Canadian environment minister: “Canada went to Durban in a spirit of goodwill. We went committed to being constructive. We went looking to reach an international climate change agreement that covers all major emitters. As we said from the outset, the Kyoto Protocol does not represent the path forward for Canada. The Durban platform is a way forward that builds on our work at Copenhagen and at Cancún.”

Canada’s greenhouse gas emissions increased by 17 percent between 1990 and 2009 in part due to Canada’s expanding tar sands oil development. Canada has the world’s third largest oil reserves behind Saudi Arabia and Venezuela.

Human Rights Advocate Moncef Marzouki Sworn in as President of Tunisia

Dec 13, 2011

A longtime human rights advocate has been sworn in as Tunisia’s new president nearly a year after protests topped Zine El Abidine Ben Ali. The new president, Moncef Marzouki, vowed to be faithful to the martyrs and to the objectives of the revolution. Marzouki headed the Tunisian League for the Defense of Human Rights from 1989 until he was forced out of the country in 1994.

Over 1,000 Occupy Protesters Join to Shut Down Major Western Ports

Dec 13, 2011

More than 1,000 Occupy Wall Street protesters joined together to shut down several West Coast sea ports Monday. Demonstrators temporarily closed shipping terminals in Oakland, California; Portland, Oregon; and Seattle, Washington. The protest marked an effort to cut into the economic profits of major corporations, particularly Goldman Sachs, which owns a large stake in port operator SSA Marine. Protester Justin Nelson explained the motives behind the action.

Justin Nelson, protester: “Well, the idea is that if you find a big company like, in this case, Goldman Sachs, you’ve got to hit them in the pocketbook. So we’re hoping to close down a shift. We’re hoping to back things up a bit. We’re hoping to gum up the works of the system here.”

NYPD Officers Arrest Media in Effort to Break Up Occupy Solidarity Demonstration

Dec 13, 2011

Across the country, Occupy protesters joined in solidarity demonstrations to support the West Coast port action. In New York City, more than 200 Occupy Wall Street demonstrators marched to the headquarters of Goldman Sachs, then made their way to the World Financial Center. A total of 17 people were arrested, including several members of the Occupy Wall Street media team and independent journalists. Video from the incident shows police officers directly interfering with at least one credentialed New York Times photographer, less than one month after New York City Police Department Commissioner Ray Kelly issued a memo explicitly instructing officers not to interfere with the press.

Houston Police Arrest 20 Occupy Protesters

Dec 13, 2011

In Houston, Texas, police arrested 20 Occupy protesters outside the city’s port. Over a dozen demonstrators chose to lay in the street, blocking traffic, at which point law enforcement placed a large, red tent over the protesters as they attempted to cut through PVC pipe the activists had reportedly used to link their arms together.

Police in Riot Gear Clear Occupy Baltimore Encampment

Dec 13, 2011

In Baltimore, Maryland, police in full riot gear cleared Occupy protesters from their months-old encampment early this morning. A spokesman for the department said the scene was “extremely peaceful” and added that protesters were being moved to homeless shelters. Roughly 40 people were moved out of the 10-week-old camp. There were no arrests reported.

Anti-Nuclear Activists Invoke Occupy Tactics in Vermont Demonstration; 11 Arrested

Dec 13, 2011

Eleven anti-nuclear activists were arrested in Brattleboro, Vermont, Monday after attempting to make a citizens’ arrest of the board and officers of Entergy, operator of the Vermont Yankee nuclear power plant. Inside the offices of Entergy, the 11 women briefly did an Occupy-style “mic check” to read the citizens’ arrest warrant. Among those arrested was Frances Crowe, a 92-year-old activist from Northampton, Massachusetts.

Frances Crowe, anti-nuclear activist: “I came here today to deliver a citizen’s arrest on the executives of Entergy, because they are the owners of Vermont Yankee, and we feel that they’re conducting an immoral, illegal operating Vermont Yankee plant that needs to be shut down. It’s very dangerous, and they refueled it. I fear they’re not going to shut it down on the 21st of March. So we feel that we need to keep the pressure on them to shut it down now.”

Monday’s action in Vermont has been described as the first Occupy protest at a nuclear power plant operator.

Bill Allowing for Indefinite Military Detention of Americans Passes House, Senate

Dec 13, 2011

House and Senate negotiators have agreed to a sweeping $662 billion military spending bill that would allow for indefinite detentions of Americans by the U.S. military. The bill has been widely criticized by several top Obama administration officials, human rights groups and many Tea Party Republicans. According to the Associated Press, the current legislation would deny some suspected terrorists, even U.S. citizens seized within the nation’s borders, of the right to trial and subject them to indefinite detention. President Obama had threatened to veto an earlier version of the bill which would have required all terrorism suspects be held and tried by the military. The military spending bill also imposes tough new sanctions on Iran.

Obama, Maliki Agree: Troop Pullout Will Not End U.S. Involvement in Iraq

Dec 13, 2011

Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki met with President Obama at the White House Monday as the U.S. military continues its withdrawal from Iraq. Obama assured Baghdad on Monday the United States would remain a strong partner after the pullout concludes.

President Barack Obama: “Mr. Prime Minister, as we end this war and as Iraq faces its future, the Iraqi people must know that you will not stand alone. You have a strong and enduring partner in the United States of America. And so, today the prime minister and I are reaffirming our common vision of a long-term partnership between our nations. This is in keeping with our strategic framework agreement, and it will be like the close relationships we have with other sovereign nations.”

While the United States is pulling its troops out of Iraq, it will maintain close military ties to Iraq and will operate the largest embassy in the world in Baghdad. The U.S. mission will include up to 16,000 people nationwide, including thousands of private mercenaries. President Obama used Prime Minister Maliki’s visit to notify Congress of the administration’s intent to sell Iraq 18 more F-16 fighter jets. Maliki also spoke of the U.S.-Iraq relationship after the military pullout.

Nouri al-Maliki, Iraqi prime minister: “Anyone who observes the nature of the relationship between the two countries will say that the relationship will not end with the departure of the last American soldier.”

U.N. Human Rights Chief: More than 5,000 Killed in Syrian Crackdown

Dec 13, 2011

United Nations human rights chief Navi Pillay said Monday the death toll in Syria’s nine-month crackdown on anti-government protesters has now passed 5,000. The figure represents a sharp increase over the more than 4,000 that she cited just 10 days ago.

Navi Pillay, United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights: “It is rather shocking that when I reported to the Security Council on the 18th of August, I reported 2,000 civilians killed, and today I’ve reported that the figure exceeds 5,000… And so, it is based on the evidence and the widespread and systematic nature of the killings, the detentions and the acts of torture that I felt that these acts constituted crimes against humanity, and I recommended that there should be a referral to the International Criminal Court.”

Pillay said the violent crackdown by the government of President Bashar al-Assad could constitute crimes against humanity. Pillay also said than 14,000 people were reportedly in detention.

Supreme Court Will Hear Lawsuit Challenging Controversial Arizona Immigration Law

Dec 13, 2011

The U.S. Supreme Court has announced it will hear a lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of Arizona’s immigration law, Senate Bill 1070. The law requires police to check the immigration status of anyone they detain and suspect is undocumented. The Supreme Court’s ruling will come down ahead of the 2012 election and could impact immigration laws nationwide. The Supreme Court’s decision to intervene in the dispute was a setback for the Obama administration, which sued to challenge the law and urged the justices to reject Arizona’s appeal.

Number of Immigrants Arrested on U.S.-Mexico Border Plummets to Lowest Level in Decades

Dec 13, 2011

The Wall Street Journal is reporting the number of immigrants arrested over the past year while attempting to cross the U.S.-Mexico border has plunged to the lowest level in 39 years. According to U.S. Customs and Border Protection, the United States arrested just more than 340,000 migrants along the border in the last fiscal year — down 24 percent from the year before. In 2000, 1.6 million people were detained at the border. Factors contributing to the lower number include a steep decline in the birthrate in Mexico, the poor U.S. economy, and stepped-up U.S. patrols along the border.

Report: Wealthy Americans Would Benefit Most from Gingrich Tax Plan

Dec 13, 2011

In campaign news, a new report from the Tax Policy Center confirms wealthy Americans stand to benefit most from the tax plan offered by Republican presidential hopeful Newt Gingrich. According to the Center, Gingrich’s plan would give the wealthiest 1 percent of Americans a $430,000 tax cut. The wealthiest 0.1 percent of Americans would get a $2.3 million tax reduction. Meanwhile, more than half of the nation’s poorest 20 percent would not see any tax benefit at all under the plan. The Center also estimates Gingrich’s plan would add about $1 trillion to the federal deficit in a single year.

Goldman Sachs Forced to Cancel Ivy League Recruiting Visits Following Occupy Wall Street Protests

Dec 13, 2011

Goldman Sachs has been forced to cancel recent recruiting visits to Harvard and Brown universities after Occupy Wall Street protesters disrupted earlier recruiting efforts. In addition, Goldman Sachs chair and CEO Lloyd Blankfein was scheduled to speak at Barnard College in New York City on Monday, but canceled after students organized a week-long protest against Goldman Sachs. JPMorgan’s campus recruiting efforts have also been disrupted. Last week, 20 student activists at Princeton University interrupted a campus recruiting drive by the investment bank. Meanwhile, students at Yale University recently protested a campus appearance by recruiters from Morgan Stanley.

Physicians Call on Obama to Investigate Massacre of 2,000 Taliban Prisoners

Dec 13, 2011

Physicians for Human Rights is calling on President Obama to act on his promise to investigate the massacre of at least 2,000 suspected Taliban prisoners of war that occurred 10 years ago in Afghanistan. The prisoners were allegedly shot to death or suffocated in sealed metal truck containers at Dasht-e-Leili while being held by the U.S.-backed Afghan Northern Alliance.

Medical Device Maker Agrees to Pay $23.5 Million to Settle Kickback Allegations

Dec 13, 2011

Medtronic, the world’s largest maker of medical devices, has agreed to pay $23.5 million to settle allegations that it paid kickbacks to doctors to implant its pacemakers and defibrillators. Medtronic paid doctors a fee ranging from about $1,000 to $2,000 per patient.

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March 21, 2001, Greencastle, Ind. - DePauw University student Nicole Hallett will be honored by Indiana Campus Compact as the winner of the 2001 Richard J. Wood Student Community Commitment Award. Nicole was chosen from fifteen nominees and four finalists from across Indiana. She will receive the award at an April 12 luncheon at the Adam's Mark Hotel in downtown Indianapolis, and will be one of the featured speakers at the event.

A native of Bloomington, Indiana, and an English (literature) major, Nicole Hallett is committed to community service and social change. Highlights of her service activities include her participation as a student coordinator and a tutor for a 4th grade student for the Indiana Reading Corps program. During the 2000 election, she organized three political debates and helped over 100 people register to vote, coordinating shuttles to transport people to the polls on election day. For the past two years, she has spent the month of January on service trips volunteering in impoverished areas -- working in an orphanage in Bangladesh and on a Habitat for Humanity House in Immokolee, Florida.East College 2005 4.jpg

“It is hard to quantify what I have learned from these experiences, and I have yet to see the full effect I have had on my community,” said Hallett. “I do know, however, that I am not likely to quit anytime soon. Service is a lifetime commitment, one that I am ready to make.”

The Richard J. Wood Student Community Commitment Award is given by Indiana Campus Compact to recognize students at member campuses who have demonstrated outstanding commitment to community service during their college experience. The Award is given in honor of Dr. Richard J. Wood, currently the Dean of the School of Divinity at Yale University, who was the founding chairperson of Indiana Campus Compact when he was President of Earlham College. Students are nominated for the Award by the President or Chancellor of their institution, based on evidence of their record of service, development of leadership and advocacy kills, and determination to build long-term community relationships that positively impact community problems.

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Hats!, Featuring Contribution from Gretchen Cryer '57, to Open in Vegas

Hats!, Featuring Contribution from Gretchen Cryer '57, to Open in Vegas

November 7, 2007

Gretchen Cryer 2.jpgNovember 7, 2007, Greencastle, Ind. - Hats! -- a musical which features songs by a number of contributors, including 1957 DePauw University graduate Gretchen Cryer -- opens at Harrah's Las Vegas on January 12, 2008. The show premiered in Denver in October 2006, opened in January 2007 at Harrah's New Orleans Casino Hotel, and premiered in Chicago at the Royal George Theatre on April 29, 2007.

An announcement at CNN/Money.com states, "Hats! features a score of original songs by some of Broadway's most celebrated songwriters," and names Cryer along with Grammy Award-winners Melissa Manchester and Pam Tillis, Kathie Lee Gifford and Henry Krieger, among others.

"We are elated to once again present our show in a Harrah's venue," says Mitchell Maxwell, president and CEO of Sibling Holdings. "We received fantastic Hats Musical.jpgaudience response when we opened Hats! at Harrah's New Orleans in January 2007."

The musical was inspired by the Red Hat Society, and the Chicago Tribune calls it "a music-and-comedy celebration ... It will make a lot of people feel empowered. It does so with integrity, craft and heart." Variety opined, "This is a feel-good show that's really about feeling good."

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Gretchen Cryer and her DePauw classmate and longtime collaborator Nancy Ford '57 were featured in the New York Times in April.


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Ensemble-in-Residence eighth blackbird Performs Saturday Night Concert

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January 29, 2008

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Described by New Yorker as "friendly, unpretentious, idealistic and highly skilled," eighth blackbird is returning to DePauw for third of four visits during their 2007-2008 residency sponsored by the Elizabeth P. Allen Distinguished University Professorship Fund. The sextet -- composed of flutes, violin/viola, clarinets, cello, piano, and percussion -- has been featured in the New York Times, and on NPR's All Things Considered, Bloomberg TV's Muse, and CBS' Sunday Morning. "Eighth blackbird's performances are the picture of polish and precision, and they seem to be thoroughly engaged by music in a broad range of Green Center Dusk.jpgcontemporary styles," opined the Times.

The weeklong visit by eighth blackbird will include master classes, classes, and Saturday's concert. The ensemble will return April 23-25 as part of the 2nd annual Microfest.

The DePauw residency of eighth blackbird was noted in an October 21, 2007 story in the Chicago Sun-Times.

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December 8, 2008

Duane Nickell az.jpgDecember 8, 2008, Greencastle, Ind. — "Above the fireplace in the stark white room was a tablet inscribed with a short verse: 'Nature and Nature's laws lay hid in Night; God said 'Let Newton Be!' and all was Light.' I was standing in the room where Isaac Newton was born," writes Duane S. Nickell in the Indianapolis Star. Dr. Nickell, author of the recently released book, Guidebook for the Scientific Traveler: Visiting Astronomy and Space Exploration Sites Across America, is featured in the newspaper's "My Best Trip Ever" feature.

"Having studied and taught about Newton's physics for my entire adult life, this was nothing short of a religious experience," writes Nickell, who teaches physics at Franklin Central High School in Indianapolis and is an associate faculty member at Indiana University - Purdue University at Indianapolis (IUPUI). "I walked across the hall to Newton's study, where he had invented calculus, made fundamental discoveries in optics and developed his theory of gravitation. Outside was a descendant of the legendary tree whose falling apple had provoked Newton's gravitational musings."

Nickell adds, "My pilgrimage to Newton's home in Duane Nickell Guidebook Scientific Traveler.jpgWoolsthorpe-by-Colsterworth, England, was the first stop on a scientific tour of Europe. Later, I stopped by the little apartment in Bern, Switzerland, where Albert Einstein revolutionized our conceptions of space and time. In Pisa, Italy, I trudged to the top of the Leaning Tower, just as Galileo had done 400 years earlier to drop his cannonballs."

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Released in September, Duane Nickell's book received praise from former astronauts Joe Allen '59 and Buzz Aldrin. Learn more in this recent story.

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