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When it comes to sports I love covering, golf usually isn't at the top of my list—but the 68th U.S. Women's Open Championship at Sebonack Golf Club made me a convert.When I first heard that Sebonack would be hosting the tournament, I'll admit I wasn't exactly giddy at the prospect of spending hours and hours walking around a golf course trying to understand and appreciate the intricacies of a game with which I was not familiar. But as the event drew closer, and I began to make more and more trips over to the course to gather information for preview articles and for our special U.S. Open publication (which I was happy to see in the hands of many spectators at Sebonack last week), I started to develop an affinity for the course and even for the game itself.
I'm sure I'll never be a golfer—I barely have enough time to participate in the hobbies I already enjoy—but it was impossible not to admire the skill, dedication, focus and determination of the women who graced the greens and fairways at the Tom Doak and Jack Nicklaus masterpiece overlooking Great Peconic Bay last week.
Coming into the tournament, I was baffled as to why someone would want to devote so much mental and physical energy to a sport that can be so torturous on the human psyche. The idea that golf "is a good walk spoiled," as the saying goes, made total sense to me. But as I started to hear the back stories of the golfers in the tournament, how they fell in love with the game and why, I began to understand. Listening to both Paula Creamer and Matt Lauer talk about their backgrounds in the game during the exhibition they put on for fans during practice rounds earlier in the week, I was struck by how much the sport meant to them. For Creamer, it was the vehicle for countless hours of father-daughter bonding; for Lauer, it was a chance to connect with his father and build a relationship that a divorce had threatened to disrupt.
And then there was the course itself and, perhaps more importantly, the people who work there on a year-round basis. Even if you don't know a thing about golf, you can't help but admire Sebonack. I looked forward to the days when I needed to take a trip over there for work-related purposes, if only to get out of the office and step behind the clubhouse to be greeted by the breeze and the breathtaking views of Great Peconic Bay. It was instant stress relief.
It might be part of the reason why everyone who works there always seems so happy. From the exuberant Mike Finney, who graciously gave me a tour of the course and patiently explained each golf hole, in terms that I could understand, to the ever-accommodating Garret Bodington, the course superintendent, who was always ready to answer any questions I had, no matter how busy he was preparing for the young course's big moment in the spotlight. And, of course, Michael Pascucci, the course's owner, whose love for the game and for the course he dreamed of building for years shines through in everything he does.
At the end of the week, however, the true stars were the women who tackled Sebonack. I vaguely remember covering the men's U.S. Open at Shinnecock in 2004, when I had been working at The Press for less than a year. Almost 10 years removed from that tournament, all I remember feeling was an intimidation factor, as well as the crush of people that seemed hard to avoid, particularly on the final days.
While I'm sure the women on tour would love to see more fans at their events, the manageable number of spectators at Sebonack made for a great viewing experience. And the way the players treated the fans was impressive as well—players spent time after their rounds signing autographs for fans, they handed signed balls to the standard-bearers, and generally were not afraid to interact with fans.
One of my favorite images is Natalie Gulbis smiling as she grabs the large sign away from the standard-bearer for one of her rounds, carrying it momentarily as she chats with him. I'm sure it made his day, in the same way that interacting with Paula Creamer was a highlight for the girls who watched her, awestruck, as she hit shots and talked about the game at her clinic.
It was also refreshing to see their interaction with each other—the joy that was shared between defending champion Na Yeon Choi, winner Inbee Park, and third-place finisher So Yeon Ryu, as Choi and Ryu sprayed Park with champagne when she wrapped up her win on the 18th green on Sunday. It's a far cry from the kind of "interaction" we see from male pros like Tiger Woods and Sergio Garcia.
So, much to my surprise, a small part of me was disappointed when the Open concluded on Sunday. It was a great event to be a part of—and I'm looking forward to the next big golf event in the area, the Walker Cup at National Golf Links of America in September. It can't come soon enough.
Cailin Riley is the sports editor for the Press News Group.


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Measuring irregular expenditure
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"If you don't, you might feel it in your own back pocket"
Auditor-General Kimi Makwetu. Picture: GCIS
Auditor-General Kimi Makwetu said a new accountability tool introduced in April has so far brought to light irregular expenditure of R2.81 billion on the part of eight state entities.
Makwetu said the bulk of that sum, R2.2 billion, was incurred by the Passenger Rail Association of SA (Prasa), confirming the reported losses the agency suffered as a result of irregularities in its purchase of new locomotives.
In total, 28 material misstatements were picked up in the accounts of the eight entities in question, following the amendment of the Public Audit Act to enable the auditor-general to report on material irregularities and to allow direct action against accounting officers who fail to deal with these. This includes issuing a certificate of debt against the accounting officer.
The time frame for accounting officers to reverse transactions or revert money to the public entity's coffers was provisionally three months, but he said this was dependent on the nature of the transaction and how complex restitution was.
Makwetu said he foresaw that accounting officers would exercise greater prudence as the new rules meant that "if you don't, you might feel it in your own back pocket". The aim was to prevent irregular expenditure, he stressed, as trying to recover lost funds was also costly to the state.
He has for years bemoaned the fact that there is little or no consequence for flouting proper accounting processes in public entities, and therefore no incentive for accounting officers to stem the waste of public funds he reports on annually.
He urged government leaders and legislatures to take urgent steps to halt what he termed "the trend of disappointing audit results", again evidenced in the figures for the 2018/19 financial year.
The latest report showed that irregular expenditure increased to R62.60 billion from R51 billion in the previous financial year, and Makwetu cautioned that the sum might be higher had all relevant information been available to him.
"It is worth noting that the amount could be even higher, as 34% of the auditees were qualified because the amount disclosed was incomplete and/or that they had incurred irregular expenditure that the full amount was unknown."
He added that his office was unable to audit contracts worth a total of R2.33 billion because of incomplete information.
Unauthorised expenditure decreased considerably by 23% in 2018/19 but Makwetu said the number of departments that were guilty of this had increased, and this was concerning.
He added that a major concern was the financial health of departments, with 13 disclosing in their financial statements that they might find it difficult to continue operating.
Trends in wasteful expenditure continued as before. In the past two financial years, there were 184 auditees who incurred losses in this regard, and the total sum lost increased by seven percent in the past year. Makwetu said the increase was mainly the result of the department of energy losing R110 million and the Free State department of health R101 million.
"Government cannot afford to lose money because of poor decision-making, neglect and inefficiencies; however, we continue to see a rise in fruitless and wasteful expenditure."
Likewise, the audit outcomes of state-owned enterprises who are audited by the auditor-general's office continued to deteriorate, with these disclosing R1.4 billion in irregular expenditure.
Again, the AG said he suspected that the real figure could be higher since Denel, the SABC, South African Airways and the South African Forestry Company received qualifications on the basis that their disclosure of irregular expenditure was incomplete.
Irregular expenditure of those not audited by Makwetu's office, which include Transnet and Eskom, totalled R57 billion.
As far as provinces are concerned, KwaZulu-Natal still reflected the highest irregular expenditure with R12.4 billion, while the Western Cape continued to produce the best results with the least wasteful and irregular expenditure.
Makwetu said the Western Cape has for five years consistently had good audit outcomes and attributed this to provincial authorities "instilling a culture of accountability and good governance".
His office audits 432 state entities.
Of the 28 material irregularities identified in eight entities, 10 were in the department of human settlements in the Free State, with Prasa accounting for the second highest number in any entity with nine.
The total damage resulting from these, included R438 million lost as a result of unfair or uncompetitive procurement processes that lead to over-pricing of goods and services.
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REVIEW: 25th Annual Spelling Bee (Metropolis Arts)
Posted on September 29, 2010 by Scotty Zacher
Who knew spelling could be so much fun?
Metropolis Performing Arts Centre presents
The 25th-Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee
Music/Lyrics by William Finn
Book by Rachel Sheinkin
Directed by Robin M. Hughes
Metropolis Arts Centre, 111 W. Campbell, Arlington Heights
through November 6 | tickets: $35-$43 | more info
Reviewed by Allegra Gallian
For children who enjoy spelling, a spelling bee is to them as football or baseball is to children who enjoy sports. In Metropolis Performing Arts Center's production of The 25th Annual Putnam Spelling Bee, based on the original play C-R-E-P-U-S-C-U-L-E by The Farm, children of various backgrounds and school districts to come together for one goal: to win the bee and move on to nationals in Washington D.C.
The set, designed by Adam L. Veness, boosts clean, simple lines and looks high quality and authentic. The stage is transformed into a school gym complete with basketball court, bleachers and a climbing rope. School colors are yellow and purple, reflected in the lighting by Yousif Mohamed, which adds depth to the set.
The 25th Annual Putnam Spelling Bee opens strong, with the entire cast exuding energy right from the start. Each character brings their own strength to the stage with a catchy and upbeat opening number. This play also calls for audience interaction, which not only bring the audience into the story, but also allows for audience members to experience what it's like to be on the opposite end of theatre. All the audience members who participated did a good job and added some extra laughs to this already funny show.
As the Bee begins, it becomes clear that each actor worked hard to develop a unique characterization. Logainne Schwartzandgrubernierre (Justine Klein) is sweetly adorable with her lisp. As the show goes on, it becomes clear that under that demeanor is a lot of pressure and expectation to live up to. Klein does an excellent job of rounding out her character and providing multiple layers to keep her character from falling flat. Olive Ostrovsky (Kristine Burdi) has a wonderful childlike innocence and she's so eager to participate. Burdi has a rockin' voice that's on full display in "The I Love You Song," which also allows her to show the pain Olive is in beneath her cheerful front.
As the Bee goes on, the students prove to be terrific spellers, spelling a random selection of words, as they offer glimpses into their personal lives. Returning Bee champ Chip Tolentino (Ryan Hunt) gets knocked off his horse when a crush on a girl deters his mind and he misspells a word, disqualifying him from nationals. Hunt offers up strong, stellar vocals and is hilarious as he sings about the troubles of teenage boys and puberty in "Chip's Lament." Leaf Coneybear (Patrick Tierney) tells about his large family and where he fits in their grand scheme of things in "I'm Not That Smart." Tierney clearly explored his character's background and motivations, which come through in his performance. He's fascinatingly endearing as we witness his winning spelling technique: he falls into a trance, and the letters just come. James Nedrud is spot on with know-it-all William Barfee. Nedrud plays his character acting older than he is and trying to be very serious, which is just hilarious.
Throughout The 25th Annual Putnam Spelling Bee, the entire cast keeps up their energy level, keeping the show running smoothly along and the audience engaged. The musical numbers are high energy and feature excellent choreography by Kristen Gurbach Jacobson. What is most impressive is that the singing never suffers during the dancing. The actors are able to continue singing strongly and passionately as they dance around the stage. At a few points the singing fell out of tune, but it never took away from the enthusiasm and enjoyment of the show.
The 25th Annual Putnam Spelling Bee is a children's show for adults that leaves the audience laughing as they cheer on the Bee contestants.
The 25th Annual Putnam Spelling Bee plays at Metropolis Performing Arts Center, 111 W. Campbell St., Arlington Heights, IL, through November 6. Tickets cost $35 to $43 can be purchased through the theatre's Web site.
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REVIEW: 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee (Noble Fool)
Posted on May 9, 2010 by Scotty Zacher
Fun with spelling
Noble Fool Theatricals presents
Conceived by Rebecca Feldman
book by Rachel Sheinkin and music/lyrics by William Finn
Directed by Kevin Bellie, music direction by Peter Storms
Pheasant Run Resort, 4051 E. Main St., St. Charles (map)
Through June 13 | Tickets: $29–39, dinner-show packages $46–59 | more info
Reviewed by Leah A. Zeldes
Can you spell f-r-i-v-o-l-o-u-s? Airy as Wonder Bread, sweet as Gummi Bears, The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee offers a fun and unchallenging evening of musical comedy that will get you home well before the babysitter's deadline and won't stick you with inconvenient earworms or lingering deep questions. Winner of the 2005 Tony Award for Best Book of a Musical, Spelling Bee began with Rebecca Feldman's sketch C-R-E-P-U-S-C-U-L-E for her New York comedy group, the Farm. It came to the attention of Falsettos composer and lyricist William Finn, who brought on Rachel Sheinkin to help him create a musical adaptation. Opened in 2004 by Barrington Stage Company in western Massachusetts, the musical ultimately became a hit on Broadway, where it played for 1,136 performances. The laughs come from juxtaposition of latter-day life problems, age-old preteen angst and the sentimental nostalgia of the old-fashioned spelling-bee competition.
Kevin Bellie and Peter Storms' vigorous production for Noble Fool Theatricals is as cute as can be, with a bouncy, talented cast and a lively staging. Spelling Bee runs about 90 minutes with no intermission. On opening night, things stretched out a bit longer when one of the audience members participating in the bee — four volunteers are selected for each performance — proved to be an unexpectedly good speller. Having successfully navigated "catterjunes" (part of the show's improvisational shtick — it isn't a real word, so they can accept or reject spellings as needed), he also got through "lysergic acid diethylamide" and had to be eliminated with "xerophthalmiology."
A very strong cast of adult actors aptly plays the competing kids, bringing out their humorous quirks without turning them into cartoons. Especially notable performances come from Samantha Dubin as gawky Olive Ostrovsky, anguished over her missing mom — gone to an ashram in India — and emotionally distant dad; Jack Sweeney as the wide-eyed Leaf Coneybear, rising above his family's expectations; Cara Rifkin as Logainne Schwartandgrubenierre, a determined grammar-school prodigy urged on by her two gay dads; and Ian Paul Custer as William Barfee, a nasally challenged nerd who spells out words with his "magic foot." Chie Isobe plays uptight overachiever Marcy Park, and Erik Kaiko is Chip Tolentino, the too-confident previous year's champion. Wonderfully expressive Michael Weber portrays Vice Principal Douglas Panch, increasingly tortured and hilarious as the event goes on. As perky Rona Lisa Peretti, Putnam County's #1 Realtor and the spelling-bee hostess — reliving her own triumph of the second annual Putnam Co. spelling bee — Liza Jaine solos only briefly, but her powerful backup vocals help hold the show together musically. Randolph Johnson adds a rich note as ex-con Mitch Mahoney, especially in his solo, "Prayer of the Comfort Counselor."
Though they're mostly good-humored, some gags uncomfortably straddle the line between colorful characterizations and offensive caricatures, a blemish exacerbated by Bellie's casting and Kimberly G. Morris's costumes. Sheinkin wrote in the flaming gay dads and the overachieving Korean kid, but it was Bellie's choice to cast the only African American in his show in the parolee's part and Morris's to drape him in gold gangsta chains. Amusing lyrics in songs such as "My Friend, the Dictionary" and "Pandemonium" make up for the banal tunes of Finn's mostly pleasant, but typically repetitive score. Don't look for big song-and-dance numbers. Like everything else about this show, the songs lack heft, and sometimes seem like fillers. Overall, this musical isn't about the music. Just enjoy it as a lighthearted romp.
Note: The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee contains adult language and themes that parents may consider unsuitable for young children.
Filed under: 2010 Reviews, Leah A. Zeldes, Noble Fool Theatre, Pheasant Run Resort, William Finn | Tagged: 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, Barrington Stage Company, Cara Rifkin, Chie Isobe, Erik Kaiko, Falsettos the Musical, Ian Paul Custer, Jack Sweeney, Kevin Bellie, Kimberly G. Morris, Leah A. Zeldes, Liza Jaine, Michael Weber, Noble Fool Theatricals, Peter Storms, Pheasant Run Resort, Putnam Spelling Bee review, Rachel Sheinkin, Randolph Johnson, Rebecca Feldman, Samantha Dubin, Spelling Bee Chicago review, Spelling Bee Noble Fool review, William Finn |	1 Comment »
"Little Miss Sunshine" to be made into musical, Finn as composer
Yet another movie-turned-musical (e.g., The Producers, Shrek, The Wedding Singer, Billy Elliot, Hairspray, Legally Blonde, 9 to 5, etc.) to be added to the list: Little Miss Sunshine.
This in-the-works musical will make it's debut next winter at the La Jolla Playhouse. The 2006 Oscar-nominated, Sundance hit about a lovably dysfunctional family has signed up composer/lyricist William Finn (25th Annual Spelling Bee, Falsettos, New Brain) and book-writer James Lapine (Into the Woods, Sunday in the Park with George, Passion).
With such proven talent, this has the making of a hugely-popular hit. True, the movie's dark humor can be quite outrageous, but Finn thrives on such edginess. And Lapine and Finn have shown that they can play-well-with-each-other through their award-winning collaboration – The 25th-Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee.
Truth be told, with Chicago's known affinity for new plays, we seem like a much better fit for just such a debut. But being that Lapine has worked with La Jolla on previous premiers, it makes sense that they landed the gig.
Filed under: Broadway-bound, Theater News, William Finn | Tagged: Into The Woods, Into the Woods Lapine, James Lapine, Little Miss Sunshine, Little Miss Sunshine the musical, Putnam County Spelling Bee, William Finn |	1 Comment »
Nov 16: Porchlight Music Theatre will celebrate 15 years with benefit and revue
Posted on November 8, 2009 by Scotty Zacher
PORCHLIGHT MUSIC THEATRE CELEBRATES ITS
15TH ANNIVERSARY WITH A
HOMECOMING BENEFIT & REVUE
On November 16th at the Theatre Building Chicago
Porchlight Music Theatre celebrates the company's 15th Anniversary with a Homecoming Benefit & Revue showcasing alumni performers reprising their favorite roles from shows through the company's fifteen fabulous seasons. The benefit will take place at Theatre Building Chicago, 1225 West Belmont, on Monday, November 16.
The celebration evening will begin at 6pm. as guests mingle over libations and a buffet with alumni performers sharing favorite Porchlight production stories. The anniversary performance begins at 7:30 p.m. as alumni actors will take to the stage reprising their favorite role. Suzanne Getz, who most recently starred in Elegies during the Finn Festival of the tenth anniversary season, will sing a number from William Finn's A New Brain. Porchlight presented the Chicago premiere of this show in 2002 and revived it in the Finn Fest of 2005. Getz received an After Dark Award for Outstanding Performance for her role in the 2002 production. Heather Townsend who starred in this season's Macabaret will reprise her show-stopping "My Husband Makes Movies" from Nine: The Musical. Presented in 2008, Nine earned five Jeff Award nominations including best production and best ensemble. Charissa Armon will sing "Back to Before" from Porchlight's celebrated and multiple award-winning production of Ragtime. Armon received an After Dark Award for Outstanding Performance and a Jeff Award Nomination for Outstanding Actress in a principal musical role. A host of other Porchlight alums will also take to the stage for this special revue.
The benefit will feature an open bar—beer, wine, and soft drinks—along with a buffet catered by Bespoke Cuisine. Guests and alumni will be able to bid on a variety of restaurant, spa, and cultural gift certificates at the benefit's silent auction.
Porchlight Music Theatre will present a Homecoming Benefit & Revue at Theatre Building Chicago, 1225 West Belmont (at Racine), on Monday, November 16. Advance tickets at $40 and $25 (actors' rate) are currently on sale and can be purchased by calling 773.325.9884 or emailing info@porchlighttheatre.com (leave call back information). Advanced reservations must be made by 5:00 pm, November 14. At door tickets are $50.
Porchlight Theatre Mission
Porchlight is Chicago's Music Theatre.
By uniting the arts of music, drama, dance, and design we transform stories into thrilling, passionate and relevant events, which affect the lives of artists and audiences alike.
As professionals and leaders in this field, we nurture and develop new artists and works, expanding and redefining the music theatre genre while matching artistic vision with fiscal responsibility.
Filed under: Fund-Raiser, Fundraising, Porchlight Music Theatre, Theater News | Tagged: Bespoke Cuisine, Charissa Armon, Heather Townsend, Jeff Award nominations, Jeff Awards, Macabaret, Porchlight Music Theatre, Ragtime, Suzanne Gets, Theatre Building Chicago, William Finn, William Finn Festival |	Leave a comment »
Think Fast: Rebecca Gilman, Rondi Reed and Mary Poppin's walking tour of Avenue Q.
Audience members were in for an unexpected treat regarding yesterday's final performance of the Tony award-winning August: Osage County: Rondi Reed, the originator of the role of the boozy Mattie Fae Aiken, returned to play the role for the last time. Ms. Reed is currently performing the role of Madame Morrible in Wicked, which she returned to later on Sunday for an evening performance.
The best way to explore Chicago is no doubt on foot. Author Max Grinnell lays out 24 unique Chicago walking tours.
Oops – the main computer of Broadway in Chicago's Mary Poppins crashed. After 45-minutes of unsuccessful IT support, the audience was told the performance would have to be canceled. Double oops.
Word's out that Avenue Q, my second most-funny musical (after Finn's Spelling Bee), will close next February (after a 6-year run).
This day in theatre history: In 2000, Goodman Theatre's thrice-extended Spinning Into Butter (by Rebecca Gilman), moves to off Broadway (the Mitzi Newhouse Theater), directed by Daniel Sullivan. More recently, the Eclipse Theatre presented 3 of Ms. Gilman's works for their Featured Playwright's festival: The Sweetest Swing in Baseball, Spinning Into Butter and boy gets girl.
Filed under: Broadway, Broadway in Chicago, Cadillac Palace Theatre, Closings, Eclipse Theatre Company, Goodman Theatre, Scotty Zacher, Theater Gossip, Theater History, Theater News, Think Fast, Tony Awards | Tagged: August: Osage County, Avenue Q, Broadway in Chicago, Daniel Sullivan, Eclipse Theatre, Gaper's Block, Goodman Theatre, Mary Poppins the Musical, Max Grinnell, Mitzi Newhouse Theatre, Rebecca Gilman, Rondi Reed, Spinning Into Butter, Wicked the Musical, William Finn |	Leave a comment »


This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the accreditation requirements and policies of the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) through the joint providership of Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and Normandale Community College. The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine is accredited by the ACCME to provide continuing medical education for physicians.
The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine designates this enduring material activity for a maximum of 58.75 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.
American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC) accepts AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. from organizations accredited by the ACCME.
American Academy of Physician Assistants (AAPA) accepts certificates of participation for educational activities certified for AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™ from organizations accredited by ACCME. Physician assistants may receive a maximum of 58.75 AAPA Category 1 CME credit(s) for completing this program.
Maintenance of Certification (MOC) program. Participants will earn MOC points equivalent to the amount of CME credits claimed for the activity. It is the CME activity provider's responsibility to submit participant completion information to ACCME for the purpose of granting ABIM MOC credit.
Which courses fall under the above "Program Accreditation"?
Normandale Community College holds additional accreditation in a variety of programs, as well as institutional accreditation by the Higher Learning Commission. Accreditation through the Higher Learning Commission allows the Continuing Education and Customized Training division the ability to provide Continuing Education Units (CEUs) for courses delivered by the division.
What is the difference between a continuing education credit, contact hour, or continuing education unit?
Health care providers who have been in practice for many years are sometimes confused by the terms continuing education unit, contact hour, CE hour, CE credits or CEU. The confusion is understandable as many providers, some states and marketing materials tend to use the terms interchangeably. There is in fact a difference between these terms.
First, all of the above terms apply to the measurement of continuing professional education activities both for live programs, such as conferences, seminars or hands-on courses. The terms also apply to self-study courses or journal articles, which are used for independent study by reading, viewing instructional materials, such as DVDs, listening to audio seminars or participating in distance learning activities, such as Web-based instruction.
The marketing materials for a continuing professional education activity that you are considering should clearly state the number of hours which you can earn by completing the course and the course requirements. For longer conferences or seminars, the contact hours can be broken down by the sessions you wish to attend and may not require you to attend the entire conference or seminar.
Continuing education unit (CEU)–This terms is perhaps the most confusing and misused term in continuing education. The term is primarily used in academic settings at the college and university level. It is a designation of course time/instruction where one hour is equal to 0.10 CEUs. This division by 10 means that 10 hours of instruction (or participation) is equal to one CEU. If you see the term CEU used, it should always contain the decimal point to show the fraction of hours. The term is a generic reference to any and all continuing education activities. Be sure to read the program content and ask questions if you are not sure.
How do I know if the program credits will be accepted for my licensure/certification?
How do I know what I need for my licensure/certification?
Most states and professional organizations have a minimum number of hours that are eligible for professional education credit. States that require continuing professional education will provide the number of hours and requirements on their web sites in the licensing section. There is generally a link to a "Continuing Education" or "Renewal" section, which will provide a definition of what is accepted, the specific types of activities that are allowed and what the unit of measurement is for your state.
If you are nationally certified or a member of a national organization that requires continuing professional education to maintain your membership or certification, you should become familiar with the organization's requirements. In some cases, a specific course may meet all the requirements for a national organization, but it may not be acceptable to the guidelines of the state.
Through the Continuing Education Unit System, you receive formal recognition for improving your knowledge and skills by completing courses.
Under the CEU system, one unit is awarded for completion of 10 hours of participation in our courses.
What does the CEU mean to me and my career?
You receive immediate recognition for your career development efforts. A CEU certificate suitable from framing will be sent to you upon satisfactory completion of the course you have completed.
Offers a means for giving official confirmation of your completion of continuing professional education to certification bodies, licensing boards and professional societies.
which is only completed once.
How do I obtain the above credit(s)?
Contact Hours At the end of the cohort in which you complete your course, Normandale Community College Continuing Education and Customized Training division will process your paperwork and email you a certificate of completion within 2-3 weeks. This certificate of completion will include the applicable Contact Hours and Continuing Education Units noted above.


I Just Got The Proof For My Book Adventures in Chinese Medicine !! - Jennifer Dubowsky, DIPL.Ac.
I just received the proof, it looks great and I am super excited! I hope to have it available on amazon in the next 1-2 weeks.


Many animals can invade your home: snakes, mice, squirrels, raccoons and other strays that will take up residence in the nooks and crannies. In these cases — especially due to the risks of these animals either carrying diseases or being hostile — professional help is a must. Safe removal of the animals will prevent harm to either party.
However, not all wildlife encounters are unwanted. Adventurers travel thousands of miles on vacation in the hope of seeing beautiful animals during a hike or a camping adventure. However, there are certain precautions that still must be taken in order to stay safe. Those who are both wary and knowledgeable will be able to enjoy the experience safely.
Staying away from overhanging rocks may help keep you and snakes a safe distance apart. Shuffling your feet while walking through long grass is also a good way to warn snakes of your approach. For larger animals, sticking together as a group — with no stragglers and no one splitting up — and making noise in order to warn animals of your approach is the safest way.
However, confrontations or encounters with wild animals can sometimes be unavoidable. Even the most harmless looking animals — deer, for instance — can be hostile if they have babies. Slowly backing away, in a group, while making oneself look large (particularly if the animal is a hostile predator), is the safest route. Running away, physically confronting the animal, or other choices are never good options. However, sometimes being nonconfrontational doesn't work.
In these cases, professional help is always the best solution. Calling an animal capture and removal service is the safest route, which will result in a happy ending for both you and the animal.


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Generating cryptographic keys needs a lot of entropy. Especially `gnupg --gen-key`
depletes the kernel entropy pool (`/dev/random`) quite fast and may appear to be
stuck when it's waiting for new entropy.

If you wonder how to speed this up consider installing `rng-tools`
if this is available on your platform.

After installing `rng-tools` please make sure `rngd` is actually running and
replenishing your entropy pool.

You can do so by keeping a watch on your available entropy and running an entropy
consuming process as follows:

```bash
watch -n1 cat /proc/sys/kernel/random/entropy_avail
# switch to another terminal / screen
cat /dev/random | rngtest -c 1000
```

The second command should complete within a few seconds and report no errors.
If it takes much longer you probably don't have an hardware RNG and will have
to generate some entropy by triggering some network activity and input.

You should avoid `havaged`.

### Debian / Ubuntu

```bash
sudo apt-get install rng-tools
```

### CentOS / Fedora / Red Hat

```bash
sudo yum install rng-tools
```

## Further Information

* [RNG-Tools on the Arch Linux Wiki](https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Rng-tools)
* [gopass Issue #486](https://github.com/gopasspw/gopass/issues/486)

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The candidate must be licensed in Illinois and have 3-5 years of experience with preparing estate plans.
Northbrook office of our client seeks estate planning attorney with 3-5 years of experience with preparing estate plans. The candidate must be licensed in Illinois.


Painting: Acrylic, Oil, Watercolor, Ink, Gesso on Canvas, Paper, Soft (Yarn, Cotton, Fabric), Wood, Plastic.
Its a mixed medium painting on paper.
Childhood abuse, Human rights are inspired me to do this art. World is not a beautiful place always. Some times we have to fight for our rights. We have to loud our voice to prevent child abuse. We have to loud our voice to proper care of child every where of the world.
I think paper make good texture itself with acrylic color, water and other medium. Just I have to control this technique.


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Chronicle Of Social Change
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Boarding School Offers Hope to Hidden Victims of Chicago's Gun Violence
Chronicle Of Social Change June 29, 2016
Along with typical childhood concerns about schoolwork, family and relationships with peers, the children of Chicago's West Side also have to deal with gun violence.
So far in 2016, there have been 267 homicides in Chicago, compared to 489 homicides citywide in all of 2015, according to the Chicago Tribune. The highest concentration of deadly violence is in the West Side neighborhood of Austin, where there have been 32 homicides so far this year.
On a Monday afternoon in Humboldt Park – just east of Austin – three men were hit in a drive-by shooting. Schools were still in session, students studying and trying to concentrate – while three people were nearly murdered right outside. Police say the suspects took off in a burgundy van. Now kids have to worry about their homework and that burgundy van.
These kids aren't direct victims of gun violence, but that violence right outside their doors has a devastating impact.
"What's being done?" asks Georgette Le Page, founder and director of the Counseling Center for Emotional Growth, which has offices in Skokie, Oak Park and Lake County in Illinois. "I have a patient whose best friend was paralyzed. He knows two boys paralyzed by gun violence."
But her patient is one of the lucky ones, Le Page says. "At least he's getting therapy!"
When shootings happen in communities in broad daylight, it becomes more real for the children who call those communities home.
"Fear is not a factor," Le Page says. "These kids with guns are willing to take more risks until something bad happens. They have no hope."
Community activist Andrew Holmes is a victim of gun violence himself. "It took me six months to learn how to walk all over again," Holmes says in an interview with CBS 2 Chicago.
He now does a whole lot of walking, marching, protesting and pleading. He dedicates his life to helping young victims like he once was, and tells CBS 2, "I can feel deep down a lot of the pain a lot of them go through because I just about didn't make it."
So how do you stop the pain? How do you stop the violence, or at least protect children living on Chicago's West Side from it?
"They end up on drugs or alcohol to stop the pain," Le Page says.
But there is another way.
"Boarding schools," she says. "It's safe for kids to live there, they get a good education, good food, good role models. The tuition is free, the education is better, kids are not exposed to drugs or crime."
Sounds like a nice idea, but is it realistic? One beacon of hope on the West Side is Christ the King Jesuit College Prep. The school's stated mission is to be a school that "challenges and inspires its young women and men through the integration of academics, work experience and extracurricular activities to lead lives of integrity, faith and servant leadership for the greater glory of God."
The school says 97.8 percent of its graduates attend college. But in the past five years that number has actually been 100 percent. Schools like Ohio State, Iowa, Illinois, Arizona, Loyola, Marquette and even Cornell. Ivy leaguers – from Chicago's West Side. For most kids on the West Side, the emphasis on education just isn't there.
"Education is so bad, it's scary," Le Page says. "Kids have no idea what good educational activity even means."
But schools like Christ the King show that kids can not only survive in the most dangerous of neighborhoods in Chicago, they can thrive. In the right environment, kids are hungry to learn, to be active and positive.
"Sometimes they're just hungry," Le Page says. "I used to teach third grade at Cabrini Green. I'd give the kids cheese and apples, and guess what? They showed up. They were hungry. Kids need to be rewarded for coming to school."
Nourishment can be found in the most unlikely of neighborhoods in Chicago. The violence isn't going away, and it has a profound impact on the kids who are not protected from it. Schools like Christ the King strive to create a community "committed to 'curs personalis', that is, care of a whole person – mind body and soul."
May 9 was a violent day across the entire city. Chicago police say one person was killed, eight in all wounded in shootings. Most cases were gang-related. Police do a good job of keeping track of who was shot, killed, wounded or in other ways harmed by the violence.
What they don't keep track of are the children traumatized by the violence right outside their door. Children who can make good or bad decisions the rest of their lives based on fear. Children who will one day run this city.
David Parrish is executive producer at CBS in Chicago. He's a graduate of Central Michigan and a guest lecturer at Notre Dame's Mendoza College of Business. He wrote this story as part of the Journalism for Social Change massive online open course.
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Celebrities 'Roll out the Red' to fight heart disease
The Beating Hearts Ball 2018
12 February 2016 BHF Press Office
Category: Fundraising
Last night, celebrities graced the red carpet to attend our Roll out the Red fundraising ball at The Savoy, London which has already raised over £160,000 for life saving research.
The star-studded evening was hosted by newsreader Natasha Kaplinsky and included a welcome speech from BHF Ambassador Pippa Middleton.
They were joined by celebrity supporters including actor Hugh Grant, singer Sinitta, Made in Chelsea star Ollie Proudlock, model Emma Louise Connolly and The Only Way is Essex Star Jessica Wright.
Guests enjoyed a drinks reception followed by a sumptuous three course meal with wine. As a thank you for attending the event guests received goody bags from luxury beauty brand, Natura Bissé.
Musical performances
Britain's Got Talent judge Alesha Dixon got everyone on their feet and guests also enjoyed performances from vocal group BLAKE and a classical performance from DUO. The night ended with a set by International DJ Judge Jules.
Once-in-a-lifetime auction
Lord Jeffrey Archer conducted an exclusive live auction which raised a phenomenal £55,500 alone. The star prize for the evening was a limited edition experimental moving portrait of legendary musician David Bowie, the last of only 15 which sold for £12,000.
There was also the chance to bid on lots in the online auction including a Valentine's weekend away at Downton Abbey's Highclere Castle and a date with Made in Chelsea's, Ollie Locke.
Professor Peter Weissberg, Medical Director at the BHF, said: "It was an incredible evening raising vital funds for our fight against heart disease. Thank you to everyone for making Roll out the Red a night to remember."
So far, the event has already raised over £160,000 for the BHF's life saving heart research to help support the 7 million people living with cardiovascular disease across the UK.
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Chao Center for Asian Studies
Vietnamese American Heritage Foundation (VAHF) interviews
Steven Dieu video oral history interview
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Dieu, Steven
Dieu's name is Chinese-Vietnamese. Mr. Dieu's grandparents were immigrants from China.
This recording and transcript form part of a collection of oral history interviews conducted by the Vietnamese American Heritage Foundation and donated to the Chao Center for Asian Studies at Rice University. This collection includes video recordings of interviews with Vietnamese Americans native to or living in Texas. This interview forms part of the national 500 Oral Histories Project conducted by the Vietnamese American Heritage Foundation.
Dieu, Steven, interview by Peche, Linda Ho. March 03, 2011. Vietnamese American Heritage Foundation oral history interviews, 2011, MS 647, Woodson Research Center, Fondren Library, Rice University. https://hdl.handle.net/1911/71266.
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