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Jensen responded by calling Yackel "an old-guard leader, whose power is waning and who thrives on smearing the department."
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"Knitting and crocheting are helping us think about math we already know in a different light," says Carolyn Yackel, a mathematician at Mercer University in Macon, Ga.
Boing Boing 2006
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This left us with lots of head scratching--what the heck was the Yackel character about?
Archive 2006-05-01 Kate 2006
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This left us with lots of head scratching--what the heck was the Yackel character about?
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"Coaches that have tube-type televisions and are in for upgrades should consider some other things as well," says Yackel.
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Ryan Yackel says if everyone put in a good effort, it would save first responders multiple minutes responding to emergency calls.
CTV News RSS Feed 2010
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"Every update we create is a result of true craftsmanship," says Yackel.
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Yackel, Owner and Founder of Truline RV adding, "Removing a heavy TV from over your head is always a good thing."
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Sadly, the conclusion of the essay is the other end of the Social Security conversation, wherein the worker informs Smith-Yackel that her mother's death will not result in a payment because, "... your mother never worked."
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"Yackel would rather have that delay so his guys get paid overtime," he said.
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