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The film is an original, standalone story as it explores the life of Arthur Fleck (Phoenix) a man disregarded by society. Dubbed both a gritty character study and a broader cautionary tale, it turns out that the vision for it appears to have changed along the way.

Speaking to MTV News (via Collider) this week, the film’s female lead star Zazie Beetz revealed that the script from writers Phillips and Scott Silver was being re-written throughout production, even on the same day as some scenes, and that was in part


a three-year contract extension with the Leafs.

During the shortened 2012–13 season, on March 4, 2013, Brown was traded to the Edmonton Oilers in exchange for a conditional fourth round pick in the 2014 Draft. He scored his first goal as an Oiler on March 10, 2013, against the Chicago Blackhawks. Brown's first period goal broke a two-game goalless drought for the Oilers.

Brown was traded to the San Jose Sharks on October 21, 2013, in exchange for a fourth round pick in 2014 Draft.

During the 2015–16 season, Brown was placed on waivers after 44 games with the Sharks and was claimed by the Montreal Canadiens on February 29, 2016. He completed the season remaining on the Canadiens roster, rotating in a fourth-line role in 14 games, contributing with abreastfeeding in two further environments, Britain and New Zealand, contributes to the discussion of the role of health professionals in promoting breastfeeding. Doctors in Britain and New Zealand did not promote the move from breast to bottle, as Apple found in America. Nor did they appear to undermine breastfeeding by their advocacy of routine feeding. The decline in breastfeeding occurred later than in America. It coincided with the new fashion for "demand feeding", and with a new movement to medicalize breastfeeding itself. A study of breastfeeding in different countries and over time indicates that the attitudes and advice of health professionals were significant factors in the success or otherwise of breastfeeding.

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looked to as a model for infant welfare.[18](#fn18){ref-type="fn"} In particular it became famous for the work of the Society for the Health of Women and Children, founded by Dr Frederic Truby King and commonly known as the Plunket Society. King was invited to set up a similar scheme in Britain at the end of the First World War---the Mothercraft Training Society, founded in 1918. A major aim of both organizations was the promotion of breastfeeding. While Truby King worked on creating a safe alternative to breast milk ("humanized milk" or cow\'s milk modified to resemble human milk as closely as possible), he was unequivocal in his advocacy of breastfeeding. At his death in 1938, the British journal *Mother and Child*, the official mouthpiece of the National Council forhad more contact with doctors, who now provided free ante-natal checkups, free hospital deliveries, free post-natal checkups and subsidised general practitioner services.

Part of the reason for doctors\' flagging support for breastfeeding in the 1950s possibly related to a new strain of penicillin-resistant *staphylococcal aureus* which was invading maternity hospitals, both in Britain and New Zealand. The British paediatrician John Forfar believed this epidemic was responsible for increased levels of artificial feeding in Britain. The bacterium commonly caused boils and carbuncles, but in breastfeeding women it could cause a breast abscess, which was "a painful and disturbing event ... often requiring hospital readmission and surgical intervention". Forfar explained how fear and apprehension of such an occurrence on the part of the mother, allied to concern by the obstetrician, led


the post-Second World War period, some paediatricians in Britain tried to medicalize breastfeeding to enhance its success, which may have inadvertently contributed to its decline. Ironically the new psychology of the 1950s and the importance attached to infants\' emotional needs, which led to demand feeding, might also have contributed to the decline of breastfeeding. While the association of breastfeeding with the natural childbirth movement perhaps contributed to flagging medical support for breastfeeding in the post-war period, this association eventually persuaded women to reclaim breastfeeding as part of a rejection of medicalized childbirth. Ultimately it was the women who decided. In 1907, when breastfeeding rates were thought to be low, Dr William Collins, a London-trained doctor working in New Zealand, complained that many women objected to breastfeeding, no matteryour bloodstream, it takes over as the number one hormone; it bosses the enzymes; directs the pineal gland; plays lago to your psyche. As with heroin the antidote to film is more film".

JONAS MEKAS

"In the very end, civilizations perish because they listen to their politicians and not to their poets".

JOSEPH LOSEY

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"ARCHAIOULIS:ISLAMABAD: The Pakistani Taliban on Tuesday released the first edition of a magazine for women, apparently aiming to convince its target readership to join the militant group and take up jihad.

The first edition of Sunnat-i-Khaula — which translates as ‘The Way of Khaula’, referring to an early female follower of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) — published by the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) features a picture of a woman veiled from head to toe on its front cover.

Inside is an interview with the TTP’s leader’s wife, who is not named, in which she talks about being married to the head of the militant group, Fazlullah Khorasani, at the age of 14.

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about him appearing everywhere from Billboard magazine to the United Arab Emirates Press.

His death was announced on his CaringBridge Web page in a simple statement saying, “He was surrounded by his sisters, brother, parents and girlfriend. We love him dearly.”

The Sobiechs later said, “Our family has been blessed not only by his amazing presence in our lives, but also by the love and support of our family and friends and by so many people in the community. In particular we’d like to thank those people who listened with their hearts and helped Zach bring his message and his music to the world.”

Sobiech, who turned 18 on May 3, was diagnosed with osteosarcoma in 2009. He underwent multiple surgeries and months of chemotherapy before being told that the cancerIn This Corner of the World, Mary and The Witch's Flower, Napping Princess, A Silent Voice, Sword Art Online the Movie: Ordinal Scale

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced on Friday the list of 26 films that have been submitted for consideration in the Animated Feature Film category for the 90th Academy Awards. Sunao Katabuchi's In This Corner of the World, Studio Ponoc and Hiromasa Yonebayashi's Mary and The Witch's Flower, Kenji Kamiyama's Napping Princess (Ancien and the Magic Tablet), Kyoto Animation and Naoko Yamada's A Silent Voice , and Sword Art Online the Movie: Ordinal Scale were all submitted for the award. A maximum of five films from the list will receive the nomination.

The Big Bad Fox & Other Tales

Birdboy: The Forgotten Children

The Boss Baby

The


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Captain Underpants The First Epic Movie

Cars 3

Cinderella the Cat

Coco

Despicable Me 3

The Emoji Movie

Ethel & Ernest

Ferdinand

The Girl without Hands

In This Corner of the World

The Lego Batman Movie

The Lego Ninjago Movie

Loving Vincent

Mary and the Witch's Flower

Moomins and the Winter Wonderland

My Entire High School Sinking into the Sea

Napping Princess

A Silent Voice

Smurfs: The Lost Village

The Star

Sword Art Online the Movie: Ordinal Scale

Window Horses The Poetic Persian Epiphany of Rosie Ming

Last year, a record 27 films were submitted for nomination, including Kingsglaive: Final Fantasy XV , The Red Turtle , and your name. Only The Red Turtle received a nomination, and Zootopia won the award.

Source: Variety (Kristopher Tapley)by Morales with members of his party in Buenos Aires on Sunday.

Argentina’s Foreign Minister Felipe Sola met with a delegation of the U.S. embassy at their request. However the representatives of the Argentinean Foreign Ministry made it clear Argentina is not going to respond to the statement issued by the U.S. Embassy and confirmed that Evo Morales is going to be allowed to go on with his political activities in the country.

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led from the London centre, Centre for Health Service and Academic Partnership in Translational Electronic health record Research, Director Hemingway (CHAPTER) incorporating the National Institute for Cardiovascular Outcomes Research (NICOR). CHAPTER is led from University College London (UCL) and Partners, which include UCL, the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine and Queen Mary University of London. CALIBER investigators represent a collaboration between epidemiologists, clinicians, statisticians, health informaticians and computer scientists with initial funding from the Wellcome Trust and the National Institute for Health Research. The first tranche of raw-linked data was received in 2011. Third party linkage was coordinated by the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency.

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A man who’s blind was told his guide dog wasn't allowed inside a Kamloops gas station, and when RCMP arrived, he thought they would defend his rights, but instead, the officers put him in handcuffs.

"I was very shocked and appalled," said Ben Fulton. "I was just really surprised at how quickly it spiraled out of control."

The Toronto man was on a road trip to celebrate after graduating law school, but things took a turn when he made a pit stop at the Shell gas station on the Trans-Canada Highway around 11:30 p.m. on June 16.

All Fulton can see is a grey blur since losing his vision to a rare disorder called retinitis pigmentosa two years ago. He relies on his guide dog, Abbie, to be his eyes.

He saidsaid they received a call about a man and woman who were yelling and threatening the clerk.

"When the officers attended at first, they noticed the man and woman. The dog was off to the side and behind them; they didn’t even notice the dog, they were focused on the man and woman," said spokesperson Cpl. Jodi Shelkie.

Shelkie said the two officers asked Fulton and his friend to step outside because there were other customers inside the store, and when they refused, Fulton was arrested.

"The man and woman began yelling at them and the man was unco-operative. So to prevent continuation of the offence, the officers arrested the male and took him outside," she said.

Fulton denied he was confrontational, maintaining that he was speaking calmly and he had simply


wanted to show the officers his guide dog identification card.

"I was very calmly standing at the counter when they came in. I wasn't yelling, I wasn't saying anything," he said. "The female officer asked me, 'Why don’t we go outside and talk about this?' So, I answered her question and I said, 'I don’t want to go outside because I'm standing at the counter trying to get service.'"

Soon after, the other officer stepped in and put him in handcuffs and he was told he was being arrested for mischief.

He said he was overcome with fear when they placed him in the back of the cruiser.

'Deficiency' in RCMP training: Fulton

Kamloops RCMP defended the actions of the officers, saying protocols were followed.

"We have a lot of diversity training both forJosé María Moncada

José María Moncada Tapia (8 December 1870 – 23 February 1945) was the President of Nicaragua from 1 January 1929 to 1 January 1933.

Political career

Moncada was a member of the Liberal Party. In 1910 José Santos Zelaya from the Liberal Party stepped down from government. In 1925 his continuing opposition to Conservative control of the Nicaraguan government forced him to flee to Costa Rica, where he continued to build support for a return of the Liberals to power.

After President Adolfo Díaz was re-elected in 1926, a coup by General Emiliano Chamorro (following the withdrawal of the Marines) failed to win U.S. support, Liberal forces rebelled in an attempt to overthrow Díaz's government.  Moncada was one of the leaders, together with Juan Bautista Sacasa and Augusto


The 2012 All College Tailgate was well attended by several CCI Alumni. The events included: the All College Tailgate hosted by
President and Mrs. Barron in the President’s Backyard; performances by the Marching Chiefs and the FSU Cheerleaders; and a pregame speech from Senior Associate Director of Athletics Monk Bonasorte. The CCI table was staffed by students from the College
Student Leadership Corp. Students representing CCI were: Christine Willingham, Kelsy Young, Allison Loehr and Lauren Johnson.

CCI Adds 3 More to Garnet & Gold Scholar Society
Florida State University President Eric J. Barron inducted 12 students into the Garnet and Gold Scholar
Society last December, 3 from CCI (Annie Smith, Jason Vogel, and Bianca Salvaggio). The prestigious
academic society, created by President Barron in 2011, recognizes outstanding undergraduate students
each semester. Garnet and Gold Scholarsare acknowledged for meeting membership criteria of excelling
in at least three of five key areas — leadership, internship, service, international study and research — both
within and outside of the classroom. There have been 136 students inducted into the Society—19 from
CCI. We currently have 35 students in the process of completing the G&G requirements.
The College of Communication and Information faculty and staff who advise Garnet and Gold Society
members in specific engagement areas include:
- Leadership and Internship: Ebe Randeree, School of Library & Information Studies
- International Experience: Mark Zeigler, School of Communication
- Service: John Marks, School of Library & Information Studies
- Research: Dr. Juliann Woods, School of Communication Sciences & Disorders
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Annual Convocation Honors Faculty, Staff, and Alumni
The College of Communication
and Information held its Annual
Convocation


and Award
Ceremony Saturday, October 27,
2012, welcoming keynote
speaker Karen Moore, CEO and
founder of Moore
Communications Group, one of
the largest independently-owned
PR firms in the nation.
This event honors the hardworking faculty and staff of CCI,
as well as its distinguished
Alumni. At the College level,
Karen Moore
Jason Penley, CCI Help Desk
Administrator and FSU alumnus,
received the Dean’s Office Award. Ebe Randeree was awarded
the CCI Leadership Board Award for his work in outreach to local businesses, supporting the Leadership Board efforts, and
promoting CCI efforts through social media.
School of Communication Science & Disorders
Neil DiSarno, recognized as the Outstanding SCSD alumni, who received both his MS and PhD in
audiology from CCI’s School of Communication Science and Disorders, recently completed his
fourteenth year as the department head of Communication Sciences and Disorders at Missouri
State University. Additionally, he is the Chief StaffOfficer of Audiology at the American SpeechLanguage Hearing Association.

School of Communication
David Garfinkle and Jay Renfro, recognized as the Outstanding COMM alumni, graduated from
the School of Communication and founded Renegade 83, which has become one of
Hollywood’s most prolific television production companies. They are known for creating the
reality show Blind Date, and two of their productions, USA’s The 4400 and the documentary
special The Kennedy Detail, have been nominated for Emmys.
Faculty/Staff recognized were:
Gary R. Heald, Professor and Associate Dean for Academic Affairs and Finance
Natashia Hinson-Turner, Graduate Academic Support Assistant and School’s Graduate
Coordinator

David Garfinkle and Jay Renfro

School of Library & Information Studies
Samantha K. Hasting, recognized as the Outstanding SLIS alumni, who graduated
with her PhD from the School of Library and Information Studies in 1994, has been
the director and acting professor at the


University of South Carolina, School of
Library & Information Science, since 2006. She also directed the digital image
management program at the University of North Texas, SLIS, serving as interim
dean (2004-2005) and president of ASIST (2004).
Faculty/Staff recognized were:
Ebe Randeree, Program Director of the SLIS Undergraduate Program
Elaine G. Howard, Executive Administrative Assistant
Samantha Hastings
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College News

College Launches “CCI Through Your EYES” Video Contest

The College of Communication & Information (CCI) launched its first ever student
video contest: “CCI Through Your Eyes” last Fall. Students submitted videos in
October and an Official Viewing Party was held on Saturday, November 10th from
3-5 PM in Room 006 of the Louis Shores Building with food and refreshments. 95
videos were submitted and 30 were sent to the initial judges. 15 videos made the
final cut and were showcased atin the Information
Technology (IT) and the Information,
Communication, and Technology (ICT) programs;
however, all FSU students are welcome.
The goals include: providing professional events for
members (guest speaker series, mentorship events,
career days, internship opportunities, company
tours), providing opportunities for leadership for
students (executive board, leadership roles,

outreach to schools), facilitating links between FSU and the local
business/technology community for our female students, and providing
venues for social collaboration for students (Bowling, Picnics, Pizza
Nights).
“This is a terrific opportunity for CCI students to learn more about the
various facets of leadership and mentorship from women who practice it
every day,” said Allison Loehr.
Another student, Ashley Augustine, was struck by the link to the concept of
“passion”. Her notes form the events reflect the events at Onyx and the
Pod show this —she wrote: “Expose yourself to more and find your
passion; surviving is not


position and currently manages the U.S. Sales Directors, the Strategic /
Bid Team and the Inside Sales team.
Prior to joining Logical Choice, Diane had a 15 year career at The Orlando Sentinel
newspaper where she worked in a variety of roles including advertising sales to local
and national retailers and as a marketing analyst. Diane received her Bachelor’s of
Science in Communications in 1988 from The Florida State University and is now the
proud Mom of an FSU Freshman class of 2016! Go Noles!

Meet: Sully Moreno (2012 Alum)
Sully completed her undergraduate at CCI in 2010 and her MCS degree at FSU CCI in 2012.
While at FSU, she was awarded the “Outstanding Master's Student in Media and
Communication Studies, FSU, 2012” as well as receiving two Hispanic Marketing
scholarships (Pablo J. Lopez Memorial Scholarship, FSU, 2011;Emerson Climate
Technologies Scholarship, FSU, 2011).
She currently works in the sales and marketing group at Microsoft. “My department is called
Sales Desk and we put together strategic communication documents for account managers.
I'm also now in charge of project managing translations to Canadian French, Brazilian
Portuguese, and Spanish, and reviewing the translations to Spanish. I really like it because it
gives me the chance to work with companies in Latin America and put my certificate in
multicultural marketing to good use!” In her free time, she contributes weekly articles on
varied topics including the media, social issues, and current events to Feminspire.com, a
website with over 10,000 daily hits.
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Communication

Garnet & Gold Scholars: Smith & Vogel
The School of Communication
inducted two new Garnet & Gold
members this past Fall. Annie
Smith and Jason Vogel.
Ms. Annie Smith, supervised by
Dr.


Davis Houck, presented her
research on December 3rd . Her
presentation was entitled,
“Persuasion and Communication
Apprehension in Public Speaking.”
The FSU Garnet and Gold Scholar Society recognizes student
achievement in several areas, including leadership, internship,
service, international experience, and research. More
information is available at: http://garnetandgoldscholar.fsu.edu/

Student Nominated for Marshall Scholarship
Dylan Kilby is much more than one expects. The FSU senior is prepared to graduate in 2013 with
three majors: International Affairs, Communications, and Pre-Medical Studies, and plans to attend
Oxford University to pursue a degree in Medical Anthropology, eventually becoming a doctor
specializing in kinesiology and biomechanics. He derived this admirable goal from one of his many
passions- dance. He has pursued the art since his youth, and upon arriving at FSU, he has taken
courses in ballet, choreography, and contemporary dance, on top of maintaining his demanding course
load, evenbecoming the first non-arts major to participate in the School of Dance’s FSU in NYC
program for the Fall 2012 semester.
Additionally, Kilby is an Eagle Scout who has worked at the Woodruff Scout Reservation every summer
since 2009 in various capacities, from lifeguarding to instructing younger scouts. He is also the
founder and artistic director of Sunbleach, a self-funded dance/arts company “specializing in merging
and exploring the relationship between communications technology and the fine arts;” the company
has produced the “Glitch Art” project, which creates aesthetics out of seemingly undesirable “glitches”
through dance and computer art.
Dylan was recently nominated for the prestigious Marshall Scholarship. This postgraduate award, established in 1953 by the Parliament
of the United Kingdom, provides two years of fully funded study at a British university to 40 qualified American scholars annually.
Intended to


in the field of Hispanic marketing and advertising. Faculty and
students working with the Center are conducting ground-breaking research and serving as an
innovative resource for the U.S. Hispanic marketing industry.

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School of Communication professor Jaejin Lee, two current students and one 2012 alum from
the Integrated Marketing Communication program were accepted to present at the 2013
Biennial World Communication Association conference in Seoul, South Korea, from August 8
to 12, 2013. The theme of this year’s conference will focus on “Intercultural Communication
in the Global World.” Selected presentations will discuss topics about the state of
intercultural dynamics, both locally and globally, from diverse scholarly and professional
perspectives. Here are details about the two presentation acceptances at this conference:
1) Young Sun Lee, Taemin Kim (graduated from IMC program in 2012 and now attending a
doctoral programin communication at the Univ. of Minnesota, Twin city, MN), & Jaejin Lee, A
Comparative Content Analysis of Brand Communication on Twitter Between the U.S. and
South Korea.
Grace Sungeun Park

2) Grace Sungeun Park & Jaejin Lee, The Examination of Green Advertising as a crosscultural comparison in the US and South Korea.

Young Sun Lee

Advertising Creative Strategy Students to Develop Campaigns
The School of Communication’s Advertising Creative Strategy courses will work on projects this spring semester with the FSU Florida
Center for Prevention Research (FCPR) Director, Richard L. Howell. The FCPR was created to provide innovative research, education,
training, and technological solutions to address the challenges of substance abuse prevention and other social issues among Florida's
population. Read more information about FCPR at their website: http://fcpr.fsu.edu
The Advertising Creative Strategy I students will develop an advertising campaign


events to final rounds of
competition. Tallahassee Community College
finished second, advancing 18 events to finals,
while the University of Florida placed third with
13 finalists. The Seminoles also had the top
two teams in Parliamentary Debate and finished
first in Lincoln-Douglas Debate.
Individual results follow:

The Seminoles have finished in the top three at every tournament this semester, including an impressive win over perennial
powerhouses the University of Texas at Austin and the University of Alabama. The team has one more regular season tournament
before nationals in April.

Garnet & Gold Scholar: Bianca Salvaggio
Bianca Salvaggio, School of Communications, was recently inducted as a
Garnet & Gold Scholar. She completed the international component (which
was satisfied through the completion of a global pathways certificate), service
component, and the research component. In addition, Bianca completed an
honors thesis in my second major, psychology.
Her researchwas on “Medication Adherence in patients with epilepsy.”
Besides she G&G work, Bianca was extremely active on campus. She was
on the homecoming executive board for 2011, served as the 2011 president
of C.H.I.C.S@FSU, served as a peer involvement mentor, worked as a site
leader for alternative breaks (ABC), served on the executive board for 2012
omicron delta kappa, and was a member for honor societies such as ODK
and Phi Beta Kappa.
She studied abroad with the Florence, Italy program in 2010. Her current plans are to continue working
at the neurologist's office doing clinical drug studies and I will also be expanding on my undergraduate
thesis by incorporating new measures.

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FSU NSSLHA Chapter Wins Award
The FSU chapter of the National
Student Speech Language and Hearing
Association (NSSLHA) received an
award from the Executive Council of the
National Student Speech


Language
and Hearing Association for having the
most student members of all
universities participating in the Annual
Convention.

The award included a $1000 cash prize
and was offered as one component of
L>R: Front row: Ashtyn Jarvis, Layne Beauregard, Bianca Loreti.
the Fall 2012 “Charge up your Chapter” Back row: Hillary Maddox, Jennifer McKee, Maighen Hosey, Jennifer
campaign. The FSU Chapter members Vamos
who attended the conference beat out
Georgia State University who came in second place. That fact is significant given that GSU
is located in Atlanta, where the Convention was located. NSSLHA members plan to utilize
the prize money to help offset costs of hosting their own local conference in the spring and
to support their Communication White Board Drive to benefit patients hospitalized at
Tallahassee Memorial Hospital.

Besides the award, NSSLHA members recently participated in a Student Advocacy Day
(January 17th) hostedby FLASHA. They are also very active in the spring conference
planned for April 13th that is being planned, hosted, and facilitated by NSSLHA members.

Delta Zeta Pledges 2nd Major Gift
The Alpha Sigma Chapter of Delta Zeta Sorority has pledged their second major gift to support the School of Communication Science &
Disorders at the College of Communication & Information at Florida State University. The NEW $50,000 pledge over a five-year period
will support the Integrated Preschool Program. This commitment will help fund program staff, materials and supplies as well as
classroom and playground equipment.
The chapter hosts Hamburgers for Hearing, an annual fall fundraiser featuring a campus-wide barbeque with live music and a Tug-ofWar competition - Turtle Tug. All event proceeds go directly towards the endowment. The Alpha Sigma Chapter first created a


material
targeting the university and local community.
Delta Zeta’s national philanthropy focus, supported by
both collegiate and alumnae chapters, is speech and
hearing and The Painted Turtle Camp. The Painted
Turtle's mission is to provide a year-round, lifechanging environment and authentic camp experience
for children with chronic and life-threatening illnesses.
Through Delta Zeta’s philanthropy of speech and
hearing, Delta Zeta has national partnerships with The
Starkey Hearing Foundation, Gallaudet University and
the House Ear Institute.

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New Students Represent National Reach
The current group of graduate students attending the School of
Communication Science and Disorders includes scholars who have come
to FSU from across the USA. Caitlin McCarron from the University of
Southern Maine, Nicole Castro from CUNY Queens, and Lauren Sherry
from the University of New Hampshire represent the northeast. Caitlin is
following a family traditionby coming to FSU for graduate school as her
father did. Sarah Getman studied in Colorado and finished at Towson
State University in Maryland, making her one of the more traveled
undergraduate students in this class.
Shawnna Gaffney came east from Albuquerque, NM. The Midwest
supplied Nathan Mutchnick from Wayne State University, Emily Houston
from Kenyon College in Ohio, Kelsey Schutz from Purdue University, and
two University of Wisconsin-Madison students Katelyn Kotlarek and Sara
Suprenant. Besides those escaping chillier climates the group includes
some Southerners, Grace Tillman from the University of Alabama,
Brittanie White from the University of South Florida, and Mara Peacock who graduated from FSU in Education.
Many of these students were aware of the strength of the graduate program in speech-language pathology in the School of
Communication Science and Disorders. They wanted to come to FSU where


in school settings. Their experiences ranged from being teacher assistants to pre-school workers, to
classroom teachers. They learned about the speech-language pathology program at FSU from faculty advisors, on-line searches,
and work experiences at places like the CARD Center. Lauren Sherry and Kelsey Schutz came to the spring preview session for
graduate students presented by the School of Communication Science and Disorders. They were impressed by the enthusiasm and
activities of the Schoolâ€™s faculty and students.
All have brought their passion for speech-language pathology to the School of Communication Science and Disorders at Florida
State University. Clearly, their varied experience will enhance the program, as the program will help them grow into professional
practitioners.

Student Excels in Caregiver Support
Heather Baum is a senior at Florida State University duel majoring in Speech Language Pathology in the Schoolof Communication
Science and Disorders and Psychology. She is currently interning at the Communication and Early Childhood Research and Practice
Center (CEC-RAP) as a research assistant under Dr. Juliann Woods, where she is working on a Direct Independent Study project.
The focus of the study is to compose and disseminate monthly newsletters that focus on maintaining contact with KTTP families in
ways that are individualized and convenient for their own lifestyle.
Through our monthly emails/letters, KTTP provides families with activities and tips that
encourage learning, language, and literacy at home. In addition to activities, they provide
links to useful websites that families can explore independently for more related
ideas. Families are informed of activities around town. KTTP also includes a list of current
events that are happening locally. The main goal with the follow-up project is to


continue to
provide support in ways at a time that will be most useful to our families to maintain their use
of KTTP strategies and as a Communication Team Leader.
Heather is President of Lambda Pi Eta, the Communication and Information Honor Society
on campus. She anticipates graduating in the Spring of 2013 as a Garnet and Gold Scholar.
Heather earned the Interdepartmental Developmental Disabilities Certificate in Summer
2012, and was inducted as a Seminole Torchbearer in Fall 2012 for her leadership in the
FSU community. Her involvement in the Communication Disorders field has inspired her to
pursue a career in Speech Language Pathology.

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Gingrich Awarded ASHA Grant
Laura Gingrich, School of Communication Science and Disorders alum
(2011), was awarded a Clinical Research Grant from the American
Speech-Language and Hearing Foundation (ASHFoundation) at the
2012 American Speech-Language and Hearing Association(ASHA)
Annual Convention in November. ASHFoundation Clinical Research
Grants provides $50,000 to $75,000 of funding to a research endeavors
that will advance knowledge of the efficacy of assessment and treatment
practices in the field of communication science and disorders. Dr.
Gingrich’s research interests include the assessment and treatment of
swallowing impairment or dysphagia originating from neurological insult
or disease with particular interest in stroke and Parkinson’s Disease. The
recently funded project titled "Lingual Training in Parkinson's Disease:
Implications for Dysphagia Rehabilitation" will explore the application of
lingual exercise to improve swallowing function in persons with
Parkinson’s Disease and dysphagia. Dr. Gingrich is currently a
postdoctoral fellow at the Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago (RIC) and
the Feinberg School of Medicine at Northwestern University.

Doc Student Receives New Century Scholars Award
The New Century Scholars Award is awarded to doctoral students who are committed to


a career
in teaching and research in communication science and disorders. The award comes from the
ASHFoundation and provides graduate students $10,000 to cover the costs of graduate school.
Janine Bartley, a doctoral student in the School of Communication Science and Disorders, was
selected for the award and received it at the 2012 ASHA national convention in Atlanta.
“My education at Florida State University has focused on experiences encompassing various
aspects of academia, including coursework, teaching, research, and intervention. I selected my
academic coursework to specialize in working with families of young children, in particular families of children with ASD. I took courses in public policy, parent-child interactions, professional
consulting and developmental psychology. In addition to my content area courses, I gained
knowledge of the research process through courses in group and single-subject research design,
courses in quantitativebelief that he is
a scholar with great promise and potential.”
SLIS doctoral student Plato Smith II has been recognized by the National Science Foundation as an early
career scholar. Smith was among the 72 attendees chosen from upcoming scholars and educators in 42
different program areas where computer science and geoscience intersect. The NSF’s ten-year EarthCube
initiative is working to advance research and understanding in the geosciences by developing a crossdisciplinary, community-guided digital infrastructure. The NSF asked participants to share their ideas and
perspectives so that it might use them to facilitate future research on the most pressing challenges in earth
science.
“I was chosen to represent data management due to my prior NSF grant panel participation and
performance,” said Smith, who is a teacher’s assistant in the Program in Interdisciplinary Computing at
Florida State University. “Data


management and curation services are my areas of research interest.”
As part of a pre-workshop assignment, Smith submitted a modified framework for interdisciplinary data curation that he originally
developed for his doctoral studies. It was shown to attendees during a presentation at the workshop. “I learned from scientists in
various disciplines that many struggle with the challenges of managing and preserving data,” he said.
Smith has been developing a relationship with the NSF since 2007, when he was asked by Dr. Sylvia Spengler to be a part of a 2008
NSF grant review panel. As NSF program directors were pleased with his grant panel review evaluations, assessments, and
recommendations, he was asked to participate in grant review panels in 2011, 2012 and 2013.
“Though I’m qualified because of the technical knowledge, skills, and abilities thatCCI in December 2012, and
works as a Reference Librarian at West Florida Public Library in
Pensacola.

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Students Win 3rd Place at CyberSecurity Contest
In the first week of March, a team of eight Florida State University students competed in the Regional Southeast Collegiate Cyber
Defense (SECCDC) Competition in Kennesaw, GA. Students were expected to configure routine tasks and secure multiple servers
against simulated cyber attacks. This was the first time a team from FSU competed in the tournament. Students participating are:
Adolfo Lopez, Kara James, Nick Clark, John Patterson, Arsalan Ahmed, John Seigel, Jonathan Hodge, and Mazin Hasan. The
students are all part of the IT Security Course taught by Dr. Shuyuan Mary Ho.

Library & Information Studies

The Communicator

IT Alum Wins “EMPLOYEE” of the Year
Florida State University (FSU)’s Information Technology (IT) alum, Patrick Mitchell, was


recognized as the 2013
School-Related Employee of the Year by the Columbia County [Florida] School District. Mitchell has worked for
over three years as a network specialist at their Administrative Complex. At an honorary Employee of the Year
luncheon, he received a cash recognition and a key to the city from Mayor Stephen Witt to thank him for his
important contributions maintaining the school system’s computer networks.
While attending FSU, Mitchell specialized in studying networks, completed the IT program in two years, and
graduated in May of 2009. While in high school, Mitchell also attended classes at North Florida Community
College in Madison. By the time he graduated from high school in 2007, he had also earned his associates in
arts degree.
“Surprisingly, I was never a nerd,” he said. “I was good with
computers, but I wasn’tdefinitely an exception to the old
stereotype of librarians toiling away amongst dusty stacks of books.
Graduating from FSU with an MLIS in Information Science in 1989, this
alumnus has been working as a librarian for the Information Technology
Department of Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida, for the last 15 years.
During his tenure at the company, he designed and implemented a 24x7 RFID checkout system for the
physical collection, consisting of books, videos, and some audiovisual equipment. This RFID project echoes
that of the Disney company’s recent endeavor, project NextGen, which uses RFID technology throughout the
resort and theme parks to provide ticketless Fastpasses and a more personalized experienced for guests.
The Disney Company values his hard work; he was awarded the Cast Excellence Award in 1998, the Partners
in Excellence Award in 1999, and was


the recipient of the Legacy Award in 2011, the award’s inaugural year. David is not defined by
his work, however. He has also written and published a 6 volume tome which has aided genealogists and historians on both sides of
the Mason-Dixon Line. Congratulations on all your achievements, David!
Meet Karen Kayir (2011 Alum): After completing her MLIS, Karen’s goal was to get into the Department of
Defense School System. There are bases all over the world in the system (She completed her student
teaching last Spring in Ansbach, Germany). The schools serve kids of deployed U.S. service members and
support staff. She was lucky enough to get picked up by Zama American High School in Camp Zama,
Japan her first year after graduating. “I got the job after the school year had started, soVimeo, Youtube, Instagram and Tumblr have strong followings.
“As a tall, blonde-haired, blue-eyed, white American living in Asia, I tend to stand out in a crowd. It's an interesting and bizarre thing
that has become a part of my everyday life. Even living in Seoul, one of the biggest cities in the world, where more and more people of
different ethnicities come every year, children on the subway stare at me unabashedly, store employees sometimes get visibly nervous
when I come to pay at the counter and my students frequently ask me why I have gold hair.” Jonathan’s resume is very broad: he has
taught kindergarten in Fuji City (Japan), worked the Front Desk at Tamarack Lodge & Resort, worked as a Technical Production
Assistant at Abso Lutely Productions, worked as a Graphic Design


elementary. If you are interested in participating (and have an interest in robotics), visit
starsalliance.fsu.edu for info.

STARS Speaks to 1200 Students About Technology

On February 15th, four Stars Alliance students spent the day at Lake Asbury Junior High in Jacksonville talking to 1200 students
about education, technology, STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math), and careers. The students, Matt Russi, Nancy
Moyers, Kevin Galutera, and Vanessa Adame, completed a basic overview of STEM and then broke into smaller groups to discuss
topics that the students were interested in.
The FSU students were invited by the TSA (Technology Student Association) advisor, Ms Maria Behnken, to address the entire
school. Lake Asbury Junior High is has been rated an â€œAâ€? school for the past 5 years. The College of Communication & Information
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Developing a budget proposal with the Pow Wow Director and Student Alumni Association Homecoming Chair to present to
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of 17 different individuals with different types of communication styles can be a hassle and a distraction
from the ultimate goal.” He credits some of his success to


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As Martinez ran, more deputies closed in. A gunfight ensued, and a second deputy was shot, officials said. Martinez escaped again, and it was unclear whether he was wounded.

The second deputy shooting took place near Lisa and Laurel streets, Reed said.

A third shooting occurred as Martinez continued to flee, but no one was hit, authorities said.

Los Angeles County Sheriff Jim McDonnell announced at a news conference that a SWAT team used tear gas and forced its way into a guest home behind an apartment in the 9000 block of Mayne Street, where the gunman was holed up with a male hostage.

“This is an individual who throughout the night attemptedSUN VALLEY, Idaho (AP) — Clint Eastwood just made Mitt Romney's day.

The "Dirty Harry" star and Oscar-winning director of "Unforgiven" and "Million Dollar Baby" endorsed the Republican presidential candidate Friday night during a Sun Valley fundraiser.

"I think the country needs a boost," Eastwood told The Associated Press as he joined other Romney supporters for the private campaign event.

In February, Eastwood told Fox News that he wasn't supporting any politician at that time. Some saw the "halftime in America" ad he made for the Super Bowl as a nod toward President Barack Obama. Eastwood responded then by saying he was not "politically affiliated" with the president.

"Now more than ever do we need Gov. Romney. I'm going to be voting for him," Eastwood told Romney supporters Friday night.

"He just made


my day," Romney said. "What a guy."

Standing at Romney's side, Eastwood said he was filming "Mystic River" in Massachusetts almost a decade ago when he first saw political advertisements featuring Romney, who was running for governor at the time.

"I said, God, this guy, he's too handsome to be governor, but he does look like he could be president," Eastwood joked. "As the years have gone by I began to think even more so about that."

Eastwood, 82, said he hoped Romney would restore "a decent tax system that we need badly ... so that there's a fairness and people are not pitted against one another as who's paying taxes and who isn't."

The actor and director instantly became Romney highest-profile celebrity supporter. Romney has also earned the endorsement of Oscar-winningSteve Koonin, who as entertainment chief at Time Warner’s Turner unit presided over a long run of growth at big cable networks like TNT, TBS, truTV and TCM, as well as a streak of aggressive, sometimes maverick promotional maneuvers, is leaving his post to take the reins of the NBA’s Atlanta Hawks, as well as an equity position in the team.

News of his departure came as a surprise to many Turner insiders. It follows the larger shakeup at the Turner unit, which also encompasses CNN, Cartoon Network and digital properties such as the Bleacher Report. John Martin, formerly chief financial officer of the media conglomerate, became CEO in January of this year, with longtime chief Phil Kent taking a chairman role prior to his retirement in December.

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Koonin joined Turner in 2000, at first to run TNT, and then eventually expanded his oversight to TBS, Turner Classic Movies and, later to truTV. He was eventually named president of Turner Entertainment Networks.

SEE ALSO: Steve Koonin on TNT’s 25th Anniversary

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OTTAWA — The federal NDP has ejected its candidate in a Halifax-area riding over comments she made last year on social media comparing Israel to Nazi Germany.

Rana Zaman, a social activist and Muslim who has spoken publicly about fighting Islamophobia, won the NDP nomination in Dartmouth-Cole Harbour in early May. She was ousted last week after several tweets surfaced from last spring in which she condemned the killing of Palestinians by Israeli forces during protests in Gaza.

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we conclude plaintiff failed to meet his burden of proof and accordingly reverse the judgments to the contrary of the lower courts.

Facts and Procedural History
On August 21, 2003, Lynn B. Dean filed a Notice of Candidacy (Qualifying Form) for the office of councilman-at-large (East) for the Parish of St. Bernard in the election scheduled for October 4, 2003. The qualifying form contained one line for "domicile address" and one line for "mailing address, if different." On the line marked "domicile address," the candidate wrote "101 Dean Drive." On the line designated "mailing address, if different," the candidate wrote "Braithwaite, La. 70040."
On August 27, 2003, plaintiff, Edward Lewis Becker, a registered voter and duly qualified elector of the Parish of St. Bernard, filed this action seeking to disqualify defendant,Lynn B. Dean, as a candidate for the office of councilman-at-large (East) for the Parish of St. Bernard. In his petition, plaintiff alleged defendant does not meet the qualifications for the office of councilman-at-large (East) for the Parish of St. Bernard as set forth in the St. Bernard Parish Home Rule Charter, Article II, § 2.01(C), (D), and (E).[1] Specifically, plaintiff alleged that defendant is not qualified for the office at issue because he is domiciled and actually resides in Plaquemines Parish, not in St. Bernard Parish. Additionally, plaintiff alleged defendant is not qualified to run for councilman-at-large (East) for the Parish of St. Bernard because he is not a qualified elector of the parish.
Trial of this matter was held on August 29, 2003. At trial, plaintiff introduced


the testimony of defendant, Mr. Daniel Baiamonte, the Safety and Permits manager for the St. Bernard Parish Government, and Mrs. Dean. The defense, in turn, introduced the testimony of Mr. Stephen Estopinal, an expert in land surveying and civil engineering, and defendant. The principal issue at trial concerned the location of defendant's domicile and actual residence within a single tract of land located in both Plaquemines and St. Bernard Parishes.
*867 Defendant testified he has been domiciled for about 32 years in a second-story apartment located directly above a building housing his business, Elevating Boats, Incorporated ("EBI"). Defendant further testified this apartment is located entirely within St. Bernard Parish. According to defendant, he and his wife vote in St. Bernard Parish and have voted in that parish for manyyears. Defendant's Form of Application for Registration filed in the St. Bernard Office of Registrar of Voters indicates his last registered address to be 101 Dean Drive. Defendant testified he resides in the apartment in St. Bernard Parish, as well as in other homes he owns outside of St. Bernard Parish. Defendant confirmed that he sleeps in the bed in the apartment. Defendant stated his wife "sometimes" lives in the apartment, although she sleeps there only "very rarely." Defendant identified several pictures of the interior of the apartment that depicted a kitchen containing a refrigerator, sink, stove, coffee maker, and a washer and dryer, a front room containing chairs, a sofa, and an office desk, a bedroom containing a bed, shelves, and an office desk and chair, and


a rear room connected to a bathroom containing a shower, wash basin, and toilet.
Defendant stated the apartment has an address of 101 Dean Drive, Braithwaite, Louisiana. Prior to changing to this address, defendant's address was Route 1, Box 216, Braithwaite, Louisiana. Defendant explained that although Braithwaite, Louisiana is in Plaquemines Parish, his St. Bernard properties have a Braithwaite address because they are served by the Braithwaite post office. Defendant testified that the parish did not lay out Dean Drive, but that he made up the address of 101 Dean Drive at the request of either the post office or the fire department. Defendant stated that the address of the EBI building is 900 St. Bernard Parkway, Braithwaite, Louisiana. Defendant also testified that 101 Dean Drive "is a mailboxsetting on St. Bernard Parkway, about 100 feet from the Parish line between it and Plaquemines Parish, all in St. Bernard Parish." Defendant explained that the EBI building and the apartment have different addresses to clarify the separate locations of the business and the apartment.
Defendant also testified that he owns a home located on the portion of the tract of land at issue that is in Plaquemines Parish. Defendant stated he and his wife sometimes reside in the Plaquemines Parish house. According to defendant's testimony and evidence introduced by plaintiff, in 1997 defendant took a homestead exemption in Plaquemines Parish on 101 Dean Drive, Braithwaite, Louisiana for tax purposes. Plaintiff also introduced a transcript of testimony given by defendant on June 1, 1998, in a lawsuit captioned Elevating


Boats, Inc. v. Parish of St. Bernard, in which defendant stated he took a homestead exemption on his home in Plaquemines Parish, but did not have one at the time of his testimony in that suit. In the instant case, defendant indicated he has never taken a homestead exemption for the apartment and has not taken any homestead exemption since the one referred to above on the Plaquemines Parish house. Defendant stated the home in Plaquemines Parish does not have an address, or a "101," on it.
Plaintiff also produced the testimony of Mrs. Dean, who stated that she and defendant bought a house in St. Bernard Parish in 1961 that had an address of Route 1, Box 216, Braithwaite, Louisiana. They lived in that house for four yearsand then moved to the house in Plaquemines Parish. Mrs. Dean testified that she and her husband reside in the Plaquemines Parish house "most of the time." Mrs. Dean stated, *868 however, that she lives at the apartment "some," which was "[w]henever my husband wants me to live with him." She further testified she keeps some of her clothes in a closet in the apartment, food is kept in the refrigerator and in the cabinets, and she reads on the sofa in the apartment. She explained that her family celebrates holidays and special occasions in the Plaquemines Parish house and not in the apartment because they can spread out in the Plaquemines Parish house. Mrs. Dean stated that defendant goes to the apartment often to work and to


watch the business because he is concerned about crime in the plant.
Finally, plaintiff produced the testimony of Daniel Baiamonte, the Safety and Permits manager of St. Bernard Parish Government. Mr. Baiamonte testified that he issues all building permits and address changes for any resident or business within St. Bernard Parish. Mr. Baiamonte stated that, to his knowledge, there is no street in St. Bernard Parish named Dean Drive. Further, he testified that no application has ever been filed to change the name of a street from something else to Dean Drive. Mr. Baiamonte identified an official listing of all private and public streets in St. Bernard Parish and stated Dean Drive does not appear on that list.
In addition to producing the testimony of defendant, the defense also presentedthe testimony of Mr. Steven Estopinal, an expert in land surveying and civil engineering. Mr. Estopinal identified a survey he performed that clearly shows the political boundary between St. Bernard and Plaquemines Parishes and an aerial photograph of the property at issue. Mr. Estopinal testified that the part of the building containing the apartment is located in St. Bernard Parish. He further testified that defendant's house on the same tract is located in Plaquemines Parish.
Following trial, the district court determined that 101 Dean Drive referred to the house in Plaquemines Parish, that defendant was domiciled in the house in Plaquemines Parish, and that he did not actually reside in the apartment located in St. Bernard Parish. Accordingly, the district court rendered judgment disqualifying defendant as a candidate for


shall possess the qualifications for the office he seeks at the time he qualifies for that office. In the event that the qualifications for an office include a residency or domicile requirement, a candidate shall meet the established length of residency or domicile as of the date of qualifying, notwithstanding any other provision of law to the contrary....
Section 2.01 of the Home Rule Charter for St. Bernard Parish provides for the qualifications for councilman-at-large (East) as follows:
(c) One (1) councilman-at-large shall be a resident of the eastern half of the parish....
(d) All council members shall be qualified electors of the parish and of the district or parish division from which elected at the time of qualification.
(e) All council members shall have been legally domiciled and shall have actuallytestified the apartment is his only residence in St. Bernard Parish. Defendant testified that the St. Bernard Parish Registrar of Voters has never challenged his ability to vote in St. Bernard Parish. In contrast, defendant received a Plaquemines Parish Homestead Exemption in 1997 for 101 Dean Drive. For purposes of the homestead exemption, 101 Dean Drive clearly refers to the home in Plaquemines Parish as the exemption was issued by the Plaquemines Parish assessor. The transcript of defendant's testimony in the Elevating Boats case reveals only that defendant testified he had a home in Plaquemines Parish for which he took a homestead exemption in at least one year. The address of the home referred to in defendant's previous testimony is not provided.
The evidence reveals that neither dwelling contains


has was legally domiciled in the apartment in about 1968 or 1972 is uncontroverted. Defendant testified that it has been his intention to retain the apartment as his domicile since that time. While it is true defendant has resided in several other homes, some in St. Bernard Parish and some in other parishes, plaintiff produced no evidence indicating defendant intended to abandon his domicile at the apartment in favor of any other residence. Defendant explicitly testified that he has been domiciled in the apartment for about 32 years. Additionally, he testified that while he bought a residence in Chalmette in 1991 when he was St. Bernard Parish President, he continued to be domiciled at the apartment. This testimony of defendant's intent is corroborated by the fact that defendanttax on his business transactions to Plaquemines Parish, rather than St. Bernard Parish, he took the position that his business, Elevating Boats, Inc. ("EBI"), as well as his residence were in Plaquemines Parish, notwithstanding the fact that the EBI building and the apartment atop that structure were actually located in St. Bernard Parish. See Elevating Boats, Inc. v. St. Bernard Parish, XXXX-XXXX (La.9/5/01), 795 So.2d 1153.
On August 21, 2003, when Mr. Dean qualified to run for the office of councilman-at-large for St. Bernard Parish, he claimed that he had actually resided for a number of years in the apartment atop the EBI business in St. Bernard Parish. The district court judge and the court of appeal in this case, on the strength of all the evidence in the


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Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton Hillary Diane Rodham ClintonJoe Biden looks to expand election battleground into Trump country Biden leads Trump by 12 points among Catholic voters: poll The Hill's Campaign Report: Biden goes on offense MORE on Wednesday released in-depth information from her medical records, including her personal physician saying “she is in excellent mental condition.”

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Dr. Lisa Bardack said she examined Clinton several times this week following her pneumonia diagnosis on Friday and said “the remainder of her complete physical was normal."

Bardack, Clinton's personal doctor, said she found a "mild, non-contagious bacterial pneumonia."

The rest of the physical exam "was normal and she is in excellent mental condition,” Bardack said in a letter released to the press. The entire letter is posted below.

"My overall impression is that Mrs.Clinton has remained healthy and has not developed new medical conditions this year other than a sinus and ear infection and her recently diagnosed pneumonia," Bardack wrote.

"She continues to remain healthy and fit to serve as President of the United States."

Clinton’s blood pressure was 100/70, her heart rate was 70 and her cholesterol was 189 at a recent physical, Bardack said.

She is using the prescription medication Levaquin to treat the pneumonia.

The release of Clinton’s records came hours after Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump Donald John TrumpBubba Wallace to be driver of Michael Jordan, Denny Hamlin NASCAR team Graham: GOP will confirm Trump's Supreme Court nominee before the election Southwest Airlines, unions call for six-month extension of government aid MORE revealed the results of his own recent medical exam


during a taping of “The Dr. Oz Show.” The show will air Thursday.

Trump was seeking to put pressure on Clinton, 68, after she faced scrutiny for not revealing her pneumonia diagnosis until after she suffered a health incident in public over the weekend.

Clinton stumbled and had trouble entering a van at a Sept. 11 memorial ceremony in New York on Sunday.

It was only after video surfaced that Clinton’s campaign acknowledged she was diagnosed with pneumonia two days earlier.

Clinton, who is still recovering from pneumonia, had said she’d release a more detailed medical report as Trump continued to question her stamina to serve as president. She plans to return to the campaign trail on Thursday.

Clinton has already released a note from her doctor about follow-up testing in 2013 thatA study of condom acceptability among men in an urban population in South India.
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The Desjardins Group Pension Plan, acting through its Retirement
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Canada. As of the end of 2013, the market value of its infrastructure
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Mum, she cried, waking herself up.

But Mum was gone.

Marian lay still and filled her mind with Evie instead.

That wasn't hard since she'd always seen Evie as larger than life, ever since the first day at Teachers College. Marian, stiff and alone, hesitated at the edges with the other misfits. Evie, also new, was already at the heart of what was going to be the in-crowd. Miraculously Evie had scooped Marian up, included her. Evie knew how to make friends, was lively and generous. She might borrow


Reserve.'

'But wasn't it...' She remembered what Evie had said. 'There'd been that Referendum and everything. Surely the kids could go to school if they wanted?'

'Oh come on! You live in that town don't you? Do your shopping there, anyway. You think a bit of government paper from Canberra or some what-the-hell over-east place is going to make any difference in a town like that? The only thing that makes any difference is people like my Granny putting their whole bodies on the line and refusing to budge.'

Marian did not want to hear. All the shrill voices of her life combined to drown Lee out. The jokes, the news items, the self-righteous gossip. They're just bludgers. Too lazy and shiftless to go to school.

She dragged herself back. There wasSANTIAGO, Chile -- Chile's government is acknowledging that Nobel-prize winning poet Pablo Neruda might have been killed after the 1973 coup that brought Gen. Augusto Pinochet to power.

The Interior Ministry released a statement Thursday amid press reports that Neruda might not have died of cancer. The statement acknowledged a ministry document dated March of this year, which was published by the newspaper El Pais in Spain.

"It's clearly possible and highly probable that a third party" was responsible for Neruda's death, the document said.

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However, the ministry cautioned that a panel of experts investigating the highly disputed topic had not reached a conclusion.

Neruda was best known for his love poems. But he was also a leftist politician and diplomat and close friend of Marxist


President Salvador Allende, who committed suicide rather than surrender to troops during the Sept. 11, 1973, coup led by Pinochet.

Neruda, who was 69 and had prostate cancer, was traumatized by the coup and the persecution and killing of his friends. He planned to go into exile, where he would have been an influential voice against the dictatorship.

But a day before his planned departure, he was taken by ambulance to the Santa Maria clinic in Santiago, where he had been treated for cancer and other ailments. Officially, Neruda died there on Sept. 23 from natural causes. But suspicions that the dictatorship had a hand in the death have lingered long after Chile returned to democracy in 1990.

Neruda's death was so controversial that in 2013 his body was exhumed forStephen Harper's 2012 federal budget was released on March 29, offering a roadmap for Canada under the direction of the Conservative's first majority. Use this infographic to explore the revenue, expenses, proposals and projections from the budget. Read all of The Globe's in-depth coverage by clicking here.


The images of Soldiers of Odin (SOO) that have made the news and been circulated across the Internet are far from flattering. They purport to show members of the club – which has been labeled racist, extremist and Islamophobic – engaged in violence with anti-racist protesters.

Meir Weinstein has seen the images too. The organization that he heads, the Jewish Defence League (JDL), was present at the event April 1 at Nathan Phillips Square, in front of Toronto City Hall, jointly providing “security” with SOO, when SOO clashed briefly with the self-styled anti-racist protesters.

Weinstein believes the Soldiers of Odin have gotten a bad rap.

Both groups had been asked to provide security for Sandra Solomon, a Muslim apostate who has been a vocal critic of Motion M-103, the private member’smotion that called on parliamentarians to condemn Islamophobia and other forms of racism.

READ: JDL CANADA MEMBER CHARGED IN D.C. BEATING OF PALESTINIAN-AMERICAN

Anti-fascist (antifa) agitators – who are supporters of the boycott, divestment and sanctions campaign against Israel – provoked the altercation, Weinstein said.

Weinstein acknowledged that he had been concerned about potentially associating with what has been described as a racist organization, so he met with members of Soldiers of Odin Canada and asked them “pointed questions about the allegations.”

Weinstein was told that the group, which includes armed forces veterans, was avowedly anti-racist. In fact, one member of the organization was married to a Jewish woman, another to a black woman, he said.

“They disowned racism and they’re against radical Islam. If we found out it was all BS and


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After the assassination of President John F. Kennedy in 1963, the U.S. Information Agency – at that time the arm of U.S. Public Diplomacy — helped extend and solidify the late President’s legacy by producing a famous film — John F. Kennedy: Years of Lightning, Day of Drums. The 86-minute memorial documentary recalled the achievements…electric
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in 1999. The estimated reductions of emissions by the replacements at this
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camp, Morris decided to have a pointless QB competition between Luke McCown and Byron Leftwich for the starting QB job.

Rather than groom your first round draft pick or the young 2nd year QB with potential, reps were devoted to McCown and Leftwich.

Despite McCown having better (albeit pedestrian) numbers in the preseason, Morris chose Leftwich and dealt McCown—leaving the Bucs without a veteran backup QB that actually had reps in the new offense.

That didn't matter though because just before the season opener, Morris suddenly realized that Jagodzinski had never called a play in his coaching career and wasn't really doing it in Tampa Bay (his man Steve Logan, the Bucs running backs coach, was calling the plays).

Gone was the focus on the run and vertical passing game. Enter GregArts Magazine: Plants and Animals, Simple Tools and So Forth

From Minnesota Artists Exhibition Program

Plants, Animals, Simple Tools and So Forth: Video sculptures by Minnesota artist Robert Lawrence explore the relationship between nature and technology

Consider a cross section of a tree connected by a pole to a television monitor. The monitor, encircled by books with titles like The Mysterious River, plays slow motion videotapes of animals and foliage. It's an intriguing blend of the rough-hewn and the high tech-so intriguing that at first glance you might miss the obvious. This amalgam of the natural and the man-made is a wheel and axle.

This and five other "video sculptures" make up artist Robert Lawrence's current exhibition "Plants, Animals, Simple Tools, and So Forth," on display in the Minnesota Gallery from May


18 until July 7, 1991. Lawrence combines books, television monitors and natural forms into sculptural configurations based on the six simple tools or machines: pulley, lever, screw, inclined plane, wheel and axle, and wedge.

Cloaked in the complex and inescapable technology of information that bombards our age, Lawerence's video sculptures explore the relationship between nature and technology and the evolution of our physical and informational worlds.

The "simple tools" of the exhibition evoke a time when such tools represented the peak of technology, when mankind was not severed from the "natural" world. Nature is also present in the fabric of each piece: in the tree trunk of Wheel and Axle;the huge forked branch from a tree felled by Lawrence in the Wisconsin woods used in Wedge. Also plucked from thenatural world, but one step removed, are stuffed trophy animals, including the muskie in his Pulley piece and moose antlers, which sit at one end of a twisted helix of books that constitute the Screw.

Lawrence also references the natural world through two prime tools of information, books and television. He intends for both televisions and books to be considered as informational tools and as physical or sculptural objects. "Books and televisions give form to information and allude to the impact that information has on the physical world," he explains.

All of the book titles refer to nature-The Mysterious River, or a junior encyclopedia series, Our Wonderful Word. The video monitors show slow motion footage of walking through woods on a sunny afternoon, interspersed with closeup shots of bison and


grizzly bears. As in our childhood memories of a "Wild Kingdom" version of nature, Lawrence shows us that our idea of the natural world is a cultural construct, carefully edited and mediated through informational tools.

One of Lawrence's aim is to press viewers into a physical confrontation, part "natural," part technological. "I prefer doing installations because they allow me to recontextualize the physical world," he explains. "I am acutely aware that just like the grizzly bears and the bison in the videos, we are also subject to the same physical needs and forces and, in the end, will-literally-be reclaimed by the earth."

The two themes he has explored for the past seven years are nature and the Old West. "I look at them as sort of American value nodal points,as a way of looking at how our values are changing," he explains. For Boom or Bust -Business, As Usual, included in the recent Institute exhibition "What's Art and What's Not?", Lawrewnce tied a television monitor to a sawhorse with thick jute rope. The monitor beckoned viewers with endless flashing images of John Wayne shooting a bandit.

Television plays a central role in his work, he says, "because television is the official display device of the information age. It says this commentary is contemporary, that what we're talking about now is something that is happening now." He compares televisions to cathedrals: "Both cathedral and television represent the dominant form of discourse of the time."

Lawrence looks to present familiar events in unfamiliar ways, to encourage his audience to ask questions


and to consider how cultural values are affected by evolving technology and information systems. The artist feels that with this how he ventures into uncharted territory, which he is eager to explore.

Judy Arginteanu writes about the arts for local publications.

There will be an opening reception for "Plants, Animals, Simple Tools, and So Forth" on Friday, May 17, 1991 from 7 until 9:30 p.m. in the Minnesota Gallery. The reception is free and open to the public.

Robert Lawrence will lead a public tour, free and open to the public, of his exhibition on Sunday, May 26, 1991 at 3 p.m.

This project was made possible in part with a grant from Intermedia Arts with funds from the National Endowment for the Arts InterArts Program and the Rockefeller Foundation. Production supportprovided by the Media Arts Production Award Program through Intermedia Arts. Robert Lawrence is a fiscal year 1990-91 recipient of a Career Opportunity Grant from the Minnesota State Arts Board through funds provided by the Minnesota State Legislature.

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InBoom or Bust-Business, As Usual(left), included in the recent exhibition "What's Art and What's Not?", a television monitor beckoned viewers with flashing images of John Wayne shooting a bandit. Lawrence's recent work (above) combines books and televisions with natural objects, including a stuffed trophy muskie and trees felled in the Wisconsin woods.

Slow motion footage of grizzly bears and bison references a "Wild Kingdom" version of nature. Lawrence presents the natural world as a cultural construct, carefully edited and mediated by informational tools.


It's not just buildings that get demolished in Toronto. Sometimes entire streets go the way of the wrecker, too.

During the days of mega block construction projects like New City Hall, the Eaton Centre, TD Centre, and First Canadian Place in the 1960s and 1970s, numerous streets were entirely swept away, most of them in the downtown core or in heavily industrial areas.

In some cases, small fragments survived. But, in most examples, streets squashed by mega construction projects vanished entirely.

Here are five Toronto streets that didn't make it to today.

Louisa Street

Thanks to a pair of mega projects in the 1960s and 1970s, one of the principal streets of the city's historic Ward neighbourhood is no more.

First, construction of New City Hall erased the western portion between Chestnut and Bay,then, a few years later, the Eaton Centre erased what was left between Bay and Yonge.

Albert Street

Located a block south of Louisa Street, Albert Street was likewise diced up by City Hall and the Eaton Centre.

Unlike its neighbour, however, one piece still remains behind Old City Hall between Bay and James streets. In its heyday, Albert ran between Chestnut and Yonge and was lined with houses.

Tate Street

Located what is now the West Don Lands, Tate Street ran roughly two blocks east from an intersection with Cherry Street, just north of present day Mill Street.

Two other now-defunct streets intersected with Tate—Water and Overend—before it ended at the entrance to a meat packing plant. Tate, Water, and Overend all vanished after being overtaken by the Canadian National Railway sidings.

Boulton Street

In


1880, a little under a century before its demise, Boulton Street (not to be confused with Boulton Avenue) was home to the Lyceum Theatre, a hotel, various metal foundries, and a stone cutting yard.

It ran for about 150 metres east from York between Adelaide and King to a dead end just before Yonge until the 1970s, when construction of First Canadian Place erased it entirely.

Francis and Commercial streets

For more than a 100 years, anyone looking out the front door of St. Lawrence Hall at King and Jarvis would have seen the entrance to Francis St. About halfway along its length, Commercial Street intersected it east to west.

Both were lined with buildings and were prominent parts of the local street grid until the 1970s, when the road was takenJust look at how brutish they look. Jackbooted thugs should not be the ones to steer the course of democracy. Their uniforms are unnecessary as well and only serve as intimidation.

Croations themselves were also involved in war crimes, not just in the last conflict, but they sided with Nazis in WW2. (search term: Ustaše) Of course they will label their enemies as being Nazi-like.

Simon Wiesenthal had the following to say about them:

Director of the Jewish Documentation Centre in Vienna Simon Wiesenthal has accused Croats of crimes against Serbs and Jews during World War Two. "The ustasha committed horrendous crimes. No one knows exactly how many thousands of Serb civilians, innocent people, were killed by the ustasha at Jasenovac (death camp)," Wiesenthal told the Independent Sarajevo review Slobodna Bosna.

"Serbs


fight back and massacre anyone.

They compare themselves to the victims of Auschwitz who never had a fighting chance. To victims who never massacred or ethnically cleansed anyone while they in fact did both They themselves helped send people to the death camps in WW2 yet portray themselves as innocent victims. They even ran their own death camps. A total perversion of reality.

The Croatians also massacred Bosniak Muslims in the Balkan conflict and in WW2.

The Croatians massacred and ethnically cleansed others so have blood on their hand. How can they pretend to be victims all while still wanitng to harm others?

They now hide behind the West, the UN, America, and the Vatican, they have more money than their neighbors and use that money to influence opinion and the mediaUS decided which side they’ll take, by the way. No offence to Americans, I like colourful figures of speech.

Now, Stalingrad.

Yes, there were Croats at Stalingrad, some with the SS, some with the Wehrmacht.

Quoting Wiki: In late October 1944, a "Yugoslav Legion" numbering about 3000 men operated as part of the Red Army around Čačak during the Belgrade Offensive. This unit was formed in early 1944 partly from former members of the 369th (Croatian) Reinforced Infantry Regiment, and was commanded by the former Ustaše Lieutenant Colonel Marko Mesić assisted by Captain Milutin Perišić, a Serb. Both officers were praised by Soviet general Sergey Biryuzov.[1]

In the Summer of 1943 one hundred legionaries and 6 officers including Marko Mesic were transferred to Suzdalj and later to Krasnogorsk near Moscow, where they


an event took place in Croatia, but instead of anger and demonstrations, not a single word of protest was heard from anywhere in the country.

I am referring to the December 28 memorial masses conducted in Zagreb and Split (and perhaps elsewhere as well) to mark the 51st anniversary of the death of Ante Pavelić, the head of state of the infamous Independent State of Croatia, created by the Nazis and their Italian allies in 1941. Following its establishment, rule was turned over to the local fascist movement, the Ustasha, headed by its Poglavnik (leader) Ante Pavelić.

During the entire course of its brief existence (1941- 1945), the Ustasha sought to rid the country (which consisted of the area of today’s Croatia plus most of Bosnia-Herzegovina) of all its minorities,path of how to get there. Then that woman got lost; lost somewhere in starting over, lost in trying to stand up against those who wanted to bring her down, lost in the endless paperwork she had to deal with, lost in the battles fought against rude, inconsiderate neighbors, lost in speaking up for herself and for others, lost in standing up for her rights, lost in traffic, lost in a job she hated, lost in the life and rules society wants her to live by. And in 2018, she has had enough. In 2019 she wants to find herself and finally become the woman she wanted to be. Now don't think that this woman's life is bad. Somewhere in the midst of this, she found her soulmate,


Washington (CNN) -- The man convicted of videotaping her through a hotel peephole was sentenced to two years in prison, ESPN reporter Erin Andrews said Tuesday, but in a way, she was sentenced to a lifetime of looking over her shoulder.

"The one thing that I think is very, very sad about the whole ordeal is, he's going to jail for a little over two years," said Andrews, who appeared with members of Congress on Tuesday in support of legislation to strengthen federal stalking laws. "That video on the Internet will be there for the rest of my life."

Someday, she said, she will need to explain the video to her future husband and children.

"These stories are not easy to talk about," Andrews said. "It's so funny. I work inare not in the public eye. She recalled a case in Minnesota in which an online relationship soured and a man posted pictures of a woman's children, along with their full names, addresses and telephone number, on child pornography sites, encouraging people to molest them.

In March, a federal judge sentenced an Illinois man to 2 1/2 years in prison for taping Andrews in the nude through the peephole and posting the video on the Internet. Michael David Barrett, 49, pleaded guilty to a federal stalking charge in December after prosecutors accused him of altering hotel peepholes so he could shoot video of Andrews.

"I have seen with my own eyes through firsthand experience that the laws have been taken way too lightly. They aren't clear, and they have not


Santos. He also scored a goal against Figueirense.

Goiás
At the end of 2012, he was transferred to Goiás of Serie B. He played 34 times for the club, scoring 12 goals. This included braces against Ipatinga and Guaratinguetá.

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In January 2013, Goulart signed for Cruzeiro. He made his Serie A debut against his former club Goiás. He played 33 times for the club, starting in 28, as he ended his first season with his new club scoring 10 league goals. He was then targeted by French club Monaco which was turned down by his club. The following season, Goulart scored 4 goals for the club in Copa Libertadores. This included a hat-trick against Chilean club Universidad Chile, where he found the net in the 34th, 43rd and 85th minute. Hegood to see guys catching the ball and then making plays."

It was the defense that often put the offense into position to make plays with the four turnovers it forced. Wake scored 14 points off turnovers, as the Deacs twice were given a short field to begin those possessions.

"I was really pleased with the defensive effort," Grobe said. "The turnovers that we forced were big."

Grobe added he was also proud of his defense's two fourth-down stop, including a stand at its own two-yard-line that ended with Justin Jackson tackling David Dudeck for a two-yard loss at the 12:40 mark of the fourth quarter.

"On the goal-line I felt we had the right play, but we just had poor execution," Boston College head coach Frank Spaziani said. "Also, that's what


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Shanghai French School (, ) is a private, international school in Shanghai, China, with one campus in the Qingpu District and one campus in Yangpu.

Students range from 3 to 18 years of age and must be of French nationality or already have been taught under the French system. It forms part of the international network of French schools managed by the French government through the Agence pour l'enseignement français à l'étranger (Agency for French Teaching Abroad), a national administrative body.

In 2005, LFS and the German School Shanghai completed a combined "EuroCampus" for their students in Qingpu, Shanghai.

In 2008, LFS opened a new satellite school in Pudong, Shanghai. The school was opened as a primary school and will grow into secondary school year by yearguns, and four depth charge launchers with 36 depth charges. The redesign would also have involved combining the smokestacks into a single stack. Funding was approved for fiscal 1937, but the plan was cancelled due to an overload in the capacity of Japanese shipyards. The plan was floated again in 1938-1939 using eight Type 98 76.2 mm guns, but eventually abandoned in favor of the s.

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