Hello

[Baron, Gerylee]

Good afternoon!

I am also brand new to the list and  would like to introduce myself.  =
My
name is Gerylee Baron and I'm a "new" attorney.  I graduated from law =
school
in May of 1999.  I am currently licensed in New Jersey and eligible to =
waive
in to the DC Bar.  My background is mostly working with juvenile =
delinquents
in the DC area.  I am currently a consultant at the American Bar
Association, Juvenile Justice Center and work with the National =
Juvenile
Defender Center here.  When my contract is over here, I will be looking =
for
a public defender/juvenile defender type job (if anyone knows of any, =
I'd
love the tip/lead!!).  I am looking forward to learning more about how =
you
all work with and affect the lives of children. =20

Gerylee M. Baron
Staff Attorney
ABA Juvenile Justice Center
740 Fifteenth Street, NW
Washington, DC  20005-1022
(202) 662-1508
fax: (202) 662-1501

In memory of Peter M. Cicchino, August 12, 1960 - July 8, 2000.
"Our lives are the only things that are completely ours. The kind of =
life we
make is the most important work, the single most important project we =
will
ever undertake. I suppose what I am trying to say is that in my own =
life as
I have struggled with the question of what makes a good and happy human
life, I have become ever more convinced that struggling to secure the
conditions for a decent human life for others is a large part of the
answer." April, 2000

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> From: Julie Knobloch [SMTP:knobl007 at umn.edu]
> Sent: Friday, February 02, 2001 11:35 AM
> To:   YOUTHLEARN at LISTSERV.MORINO.ORG
> Subject:      [YL] Hello
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> I'm brand new to the list and just wanted to introduce myself.  My
> name is Julie Knobloch and I work as an Extension Educator for
> the University of MN Extension Service.  I'm responsible for our
> county 4-H program.  Something that we have going here is a
> program called COOL (Cooperative Opportunities for Online
> Learning).  High school students serve the community by teaching
> what they know best...technology!  And better yet, they are paid
> (always a carrot).  Recently, our small county received a grant to
> set up community technology centers in several of our small
> towns.  These high school students ("technomentors") will help
> staff the centers.
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> I look forward to learning from all of you.
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> Julie Knobloch, Extension Educator
> University of Minnesota Extension Service
> Sibley County
> 400 Court Street
> Gaylord, MN  55334
> Phone:  507-237-4100
> Fax:  507-237-4099
> Email: knobl007 at umn.edu
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> We could learn a lot from crayons: some are sharp, some are
> pretty, some are dull, some have weird names, and all are
> different colors ...but they all have to learn to live in the
> same box.
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