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Day 6: The day my son shares his story of hope

  
  
“You love to sketch,” I told him as he plopped down on the couch. “You should do a journal page for me.”   
  
_What would I put on it?_   
  
“Well, what does hope mean to you?”   
  
_It means you never give up, no matter how bad things get._   
  
“That’s perfect. You should write that on there. It’ll give people a place to start journaling. But you should draw something, too — something that makes you think of hope.”   
  
He comes back to the living room what seems like only 15 minutes later.   
  
_Here you go, Mom. This character’s name is Yoshina or sometimes he’s called Ageha.**He fights to help people who can’t help themselves because someone saved him when he was little.**_   
  
That’s when I fight to hold back tears. That’s when I ask if I can share a little bit of his story.   
  
_You can tell whatever you want, Mom. Maybe it could help somebody else._   
  
And so I begin.   
  


Jessie’s 2-inch thick adoption file

  
  
For the first five years of Jessie’s life, he lived with his biological parents and his half-sister. He has great memories of playing at parks and baking cookies, and he has memories of hiding in the bathroom until the police came to separate his fighting parents. He remembers his mom liking something that was milky white but that he was never allowed to touch and a rainy night when she could barely keep the car on the road.   
  
Then, there was the time they left him and his slightly older sister in the toy aisle at Wal-Mart for several hours while they went to get drugs  and the times that the kids spent the night at the crack house. Times when his parents were home but unavailable, not quite functioning. Times when lunch was a tub of margarine. Times when homework went unchecked.   
  
  
  
This is how his life started and thats why at 14 he struggles to print legibly, why he always asks when dinner will be ready, why he looks a little lost, a little pained when I talk of trust, of lasting family ties.   
  
Already hes had more than one lifetime of loss. Already he knows too much of complicated relationships, of shaky love.   
  
**Already he speaks of hope as one who knows how badly its needed in this world  and already he understands its strength.**   
  
_Dont give up even when things are bad._   
  
Today’s journal page was designed by my oldest son, Jessie. He loves video games, drawing and reading — especially manga, which are Japanese comics. He plays a mean game of Monopoly and shares my love of office supplies. He’s handsome, has just the faintest touch of a mustache and jeans that always seem too short. He’s one of the most generous people I know, and I’d like him even if he wasn’t related to me.
# US targets noncompete clauses that block workers from getting better jobs

(Reuters) — The U.S. Federal Trade Commission, which enforces antitrust law, proposed a rule that would ban companies from requiring workers to sign noncompete provisions as well as some training repayment agreements, which companies use to keep workers from leaving for better jobs, the agency said on Thursday.

Noncompete agreements “block workers from freely switching jobs, depriving them of higher wages and better working conditions, and depriving businesses of a talent pool that they need to build and expand,” said FTC Chair Lina Khan in a statement.

The proposed rule is the latest sign from the Biden administration of its support for labor, including backing a measure to make it harder for an employer to classify a person as an “independent contractor,” which generally means fewer benefits and legal protections.

The agency estimated that if the rule goes into effect, wages to U.S. workers would rise by $300 billion per year and an estimated 30 million Americans would have better career opportunities.

The rule, which could be months away from taking effect, would also require companies with existing noncompete agreements to scrap them and to inform current and past employees that they have been canceled.

It would also stop companies from requiring workers to reimburse them for certain kinds of training if they leave before a certain period of time, a strategy that some companies began using when noncompete provisions garnered tougher scrutiny. The training repayment would be banned if it “is not reasonably related to the costs the employer incurred for training the worker,” the proposed rule said.

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce indicated that it opposed the proposed rule.

“Today’s actions by the Federal Trade Commission to outright ban noncompete clauses in all employer contracts is blatantly unlawful,” said Sean Heather, their antitrust expert who said that the provisions “are an important tool in fostering innovation and preserving competition.”

Sarah Miller, executive director of the American Economic Liberties Project, welcomed the rule, noting that “coercive noncompete agreements have unfairly denied millions of working people the freedom to change jobs, negotiate for better pay, and start new businesses.”

FTC Commissioner Rebecca Slaughter said in 2020 that surveys have estimated that 16% to 18% of all U.S. workers are subject to noncompete provisions. Meanwhile, nearly 10% of American workers surveyed in 2020 were covered by a training repayment agreement, said the Cornell Survey Research Institute.

The move comes a day after the agency announced that two big glass container makers and a security company agreed to drop noncompete requirements.

Ardagh Glass S.A. and O-I Glass Inc., the two largest U.S. glass container makers, had noncompete provisions that affected more than 1,700 workers. Ardagh typically barred former workers from being employed by another similar company for two years while O-I Glass said the company had to give written consent for former workers to take new jobs in the industry, the FTC said.
# EVA MARÍA  
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# World War One

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# Supreme Court of Montana Cases

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# Torah Bright

  * Age: **30**
  * Nationality: **AUS**
  * Stance: **Goofy**
  * Height: **5'3''**



  * Residence: **Salt Lake City**
  * Home resort: **Thredbo Resort Australia**
  * Facebook: **Torah Bright**
  * Twitter: **www.twitter.com/torahbright**



It’s a wonder, coming from Australia, where Torah gets her on snow talent, but snow sports run deep in the Bright family. Torah’s older sister Rowena competed as a ski racer in the 2002 Olympics, and her brother Ben, also a competitive snowboarder, travels with her to every competition, coaching her and pushing her to succeed. Her younger sister Abi is also following in Torah’s footsteps, pursuing a professional snowboarding career.

Torah spends the entire year on the slopes, dividing her time between two hemispheres and two winters in Salt Lake City and her hometown of Cooma. But in the mean time when she’s not on the slopes, you can bet Torah’s having a great time with family and friends, whether it’s pond hockey out back, surfing some waves down under, or bustin’ some moves on the dance floor.

Tora won Olympic Gold in 2010, Torah grabbed silver in the 2014 Sochi Olympics. What an top athlete!

Tora Bright, Roxy chicken Jam Europe 2007

#### Rider sponsors:

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## Result Reports

### Overview

Season | POS | Ranking List | Points  
---|---|---|---  
13/14 | 201st | Overall World Tour Ranking | 634.85  
---|---|---|---  
13/14 | 135th | Slopestyle World Tour Ranking | 158.71  
12/13 | 17th | Overall World Tour Ranking | 1883.15  
12/13 | 502nd | Slopestyle World Tour Ranking | 41.27  
12/13 | 29th | Halfpipe World Tour Ranking | 429.51  
11/12 | 238th | Overall World Tour Ranking | 580.41  
10/11 | 1230th | Overall World Tour Ranking | 67.57  
09/10 | 378th | Overall World Tour Ranking | 405.40  
08/09 | 27th | Overall World Tour Ranking | 2837.83  
07/08 | 2nd | Overall World Tour Ranking | 5818.65  
06/07 | 1st | Overall World Tour Ranking | 5863.22  
05/06 | 10th | Overall World Tour Ranking | 804.59  
-1/ | 68th | Overall World Tour Ranking | 721.60  
-1/ | 40th | Halfpipe World Tour Ranking | 180.40  
-1/ | 56th | Slopestyle World Tour Ranking | 371.05  
-1/ | 167th | Slopestyle World Tour Ranking | 145.10  
-1/ | 515th | Big Air World Tour Ranking | 41.27  
-1/ | 7th | Halfpipe World Tour Ranking | 862.04  
  
## Results Stats

### Current Season Stats

Star Tier | No. Result | Av. Finish | Av. SS | Av. HP | Av. QP | Av. BA  
---|---|---|---|---|---|---  
ELIT | 1 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 0 | 0  
  
### Career Stats

Star Tier | No. Result | Av. Finish | Av. SS | Av. HP | Av. QP | Av. BA  
---|---|---|---|---|---|---  
INTL | 24 | 7 | 17 | 4 | 0 | 0  
ELIT | 50 | 5 | 8 | 4 | 0 | 0
#  The Covenant of Love 

**The Covenant of Love with Mary is Schoenstatt’s original form for living the baptismal covenant. It expresses and safeguards our covenant with the Blessed Trinity. Understood in this way, it is “the source of vitality and the center of Schoenstatt’s spirituality,” the heart of Schoenstatt.**

Love for Mary, expressed in this Covenant, is transformed into the quickest and surest way to live in an alive and permanent contact with the God of our life and of our history. Through the Covenant of Love, we become “Family,” since all who seal the Covenant know and feel they are children of Mary, and thus, brothers and sisters to each other.

From this Covenant of Love, lived in depth, a strong sense of mission also comes forth; it leads those who seal it to become effective instruments in the hands of Mary in order to collaborate with her in the religious-moral renewal of the world. Through this Covenant of Love, Schoenstatt fulfills its commitment to construct history in childlike dependence and contact, freely and totally for Christ, the Lord of History through Mary, His permanent Collaborator.

#### The Covenant of Love- the Schoenstatt Family’s essence of being

For the Schoenstatt Family this Covenant of Love is the essence and the nucleus of their life; this is what the representatives of all the Schoenstatt Family once again joyfully discovered and unanimously affirmed recently at Conference 2014: “ _It is with great joy and gratitude that we renew our covenant of love with the Blessed Mother, fully aware that this is the essence of our family. This quiet act of faith of Fr. Kentenich with a small group of sodalists is still alive within us, just as fresh as it ever was during the founding moment in the original shrine on 18 October 1914. We were surprised to discover that our deep faith in the reality of the covenant of love with the Blessed Mother is what moves and inspires us globally. This is the source of our fruitfulness and the concrete way in which live and follow Chris_ t.”
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## Vacuum Cleaner Repair Safety:

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# German GP: Qualifying notes - Renault

  
NEWS STORY

Today's qualifying session saw Nelson Piquet and Fernando Alonso qualify in 10th and 12th places respectively for tomorrow's German Grand Prix at the Nurburgring.

**Fernando Alonso:** "At the start of qualifying we were quite optimistic. We were competitive in Q1 but after that Q2 became difficult for everybody as the conditions were constantly changing. Unfortunately we missed the opportunity to be in Q3, but hopefully tomorrow we can make up some positions and if it does rain that could work to our advantage. I'm quite confident for the race tomorrow."

**Nelson Piquet:** "The conditions were difficult today, but I managed to deal with them well and had the right tyres at the right moments. It's a shame that I couldn't get any more out of Q3, but it's good to be in the top ten and hopefully we will be in a position to score points tomorrow."

**Pat Symonds, Executive Director of Engineering:** "There is no doubt the updates on the car have improved our position this weekend. It was a very exciting qualifying session; Fernando looked extremely competitive but unfortunately spun at a critical moment and failed to make Q3. Nelson had a steady session and thoroughly deserves his position on the grid."
# USC Schedule of Classes

## Spring 2018

### Clarinet

#### Section 46633

  * **Session Dates** (session code **001**)

First day of classes:
    Monday, January 8, 2018
Last day to add:
    Friday, January 26, 2018
Last day to drop without a mark of "W" and receive a refund:
    Friday, January 26, 2018
Last day to withdraw without a “W” on transcript or change pass/no pass to letter grade:
    Friday, February 23, 2018
Last day to drop with a mark of "W":
    Friday, April 6, 2018
End of session:
    Wednesday, May 9, 2018
# 2018 Northfield Reads Events Scheduled

The public is invited to this year’s Northfield Reads events, focused on the book  _The Revolution Where You Live._ This year’s book considers how people can reimagine their immediate world and, in so doing, create a new and deeper sense of community.Reading the book provides a background for the discussion, but is not necessary. Join your neighbors in a conversations about how to make this community even better. The first event of the year is Making a Difference. Five local organizations will be telling their story in a way to help people think about how they can make a difference. Small group discussions will focus on a range of topics, from addressing racism to building community to supporting immigrants to creating a locally rooted economy. Events are based on the book "The Revolution Where You Live" and its message that we can reweave relationships in the places we live to provide a foundation for a better world. This event, the first of four, will take place on Monday, March 5, 7:00-9:00 pm, at St. John's Church, 500 3rd St. W. It will include a Voluneteer Fair, where people can learn of a variety of opportunities in town. Other events include: -Movie: "Welcome to Shelbyville" about a community's process of reacting and adapting to the arrival of new immigrant groups. Sunday, March 11, 4:00-6:00 pm, Weitz Cinema. Light meal included. -Book Discussion: Focused discussion of the book. Tuesday, March 13, 7:00-8:00 pm, Content Bookstore. -Building Bridges: Activities, presentations, discussion about how to build bridges between various groups to create a stronger community. Thursday, March 22, 7:00-9:00 pm, First UCC Church.  
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# Gregory Scott Dean, MD

## Specialties and/or Subspecialties

  * Orthopedic Surgery



  * 336-275-0927



## Biography

Dr. Dean specializes in treatment of shoulder and knee disorders, as well as arm and leg trauma. He performs advanced shoulder and knee surgery, including shoulder and knee replacements, arthroscopic shoulder and knee instability surgery, meniscal repair and rotator cuff repair. He also performs the latest cartilage repair techniques, including autologous chondrocyte implantation and allograft osteochondral transplantation.

## Profile

### Education

#### Medical School

    Duke University - Dept of Medicine

#### Residency

    Duke University - Dept of Orthopedic

#### Fellowship

    American Sports Medicine Institute

### Professional Memberships

  * American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgery
  * American Orthopaedic Society for Sports Medicine
  * Piedmont Orthopedic Society (Duke University Orthopedic Surgery alumni organization)



### Board Certifications

  * American Board of Orthopaedic Surgery
  * Subspecialty Certification: Sports Medicine



## Locations

  * **Cone Health OrthoCare Greensboro **

1211 Virginia Street

Greensboro, NC 27401

336-275-0927




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## MN- Lutheran minister admits molesting girls in WI & MN

## MN- Lutheran minister admits molesting girls in WI & MN

  
**Lutheran minister arrested for child pornography**

**He admits molesting several young girls in WI & MN**

A Lutheran minister has admitted – apparently for the first time, that he sexually abused children in Wisconsin and Minnesota. Yesterday, he was charged in Missouri with possession of child pornography.

  
Matthew Luetke, a pastor at the Good Shepherd Evangelical Lutheran Church in O'Fallon, MO, told police he had exposed himself and allowed his genitals to be touched by female relatives when they were pre-school age when the family was living in Wisconsin and Minnesota. Those incidents are said to have occurred between 2004 and 2008. 

Luetke is believed to have worked at Ascension Lutheran Church in Rochester , Minnesota and attended a Lutheran seminary just north of Milwaukee in Mequon, Wisconsin.

The St. Charles County Prosecuting Attorney's Office charged Luetke after an investigation by the St. Charles County Sheriff's Department. Sheriff officials do not believe Luetke had any contact with children who attended daycare at the Missouri facility or the children of parishioners, but church officials are notifying parents as a precaution.  
  
“We are very sad to learn that this minister admitted to child sex abuse and child porn,” said David Clohessy of St. Louis. He's the director of SNAP, the Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests. 

“We hope that every single person who attends or works at any church where Luetke went or worked, will find the courage to call police right away if they know of or suspect clergy sex crimes or cover-ups there,” said Barbara Dorris of St. Louis. She's SNAP's outreach director.  
  
According to court documents, the St. Charles County Cyber Crime Task Force searched a home in the 5000 block of Danielle Drive for evidence of child pornography. Authorities found on a computer, images of young girls between the ages of 9 and 13 in various poses and exposing themselves.  
  
Prosecutors said the homeowner, identified as Matthew Luetke, confessed to being the sole operator of said computer, adding he'd developed a habit of viewing child pornography. Luetke further admitted to touching himself while viewing said images.  
  
Matthew Luetke was charged with one count of promoting child pornography and remains jailed on $100,000 bond.
# BlackBerry Curve 9320

The BlackBerry Curve 9320 is a follow-up to the Curve 9220, with the notable addition of 3G connectivity. The BlackBerry Curve 9320 was released in May 2012.
# rAge is ready to blow your hair back!

South Africa’s biggest consumer gaming and technology expo is taking place this October at the Coca-Cola Dome in Northgate. Now in its’ 7th year, rAge is a mind blowing interactive entertainment exhibition that has something to offer everyone – from hard core gamers to newbies just getting in on the gaming fringe, to technocrats who love everything technology and gadgets have to offer in our wired world. rAge is a cutting-edge showcase of the best computer and videogames, technology, gadgets and lifestyle entertainment products in the industry and is the ultimate escapist destination this October.

rAge is the only showcase of its caliber for the latest in PC and console gaming, computer hardware and software, gaming peripherals, local game development studios, gaming apparel and accessories, comics, anime, figurines, trading cards, board games, media and creative arts colleges, the latest technology gear, movies, music and more.

rAge 2009 will also feature the sleep-depriving three day NAG LAN event, brought to you by Powerplay, where 1,800 gaming enthusiasts will have exclusive access to a mind-blowing weekend of uninterrupted networked gaming. The entire event translates into a gaming fanatic’s ultimate experience. 

“This annual expo brings together the most popular and cutting-edge games, technology, gadgets and products under one roof. The expo allows visitors to get some hands-on time with, and a close-up look at the things they love and desire most. The expo has enjoyed an average year-on-year attendance growth of 30% and exhibitor growth of 20%, making it the biggest and fastest-growing expo of its kind in the country. rAge, now in its seventh year, is set to improve with an expected attendance of well over 20,000 visitors this year. Perfectly positioned to take advantage of pre-Christmas sales and marketing campaigns, the expo is a not-to-be-missed event on the South African gaming and technology industry calendar,” says Michael James, senior project manager of rAge.

**Date:** Friday, 2nd until Sunday, 4th October 2009  
**Time:** Friday: 10h00-18h00; Saturday: 09h00-18h00; Sunday: 10h00-16h00  
**Cost** From R50. Free entrance for children under 6 years old