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The Council on Australia Latin America Relations (COALAR) was formed in response to the Joint Standing Committee of Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade - Trade Sub Committee report, Building Australia's Trade and Investment Relationship with South America (September 2000).
One of the report's recommendations was to 'establish a mechanism with funding to promote initiatives, provide leadership and display commitment to developing the relationship through tangible achievements,' through a Australia – South America Foundation.
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Quite recently, I had the privilege to visit Nokia World 2010, their annual phone and developer event, which was sold out. There were a lot of people out there who were curious about Nokia's latest devices and development initiatives.
When I landed out at the event hotel, few people were speaking about how Nokia was in disarray with resignations from the top few people who have mattered to them for the past few years, including their CEO Anssi.
However, the events that followed were much of a revelation. After the Nokia N97 debacle, I finally saw with my own eyes, that Nokia had finally understood what a touch smartphone should be like. Let me just add here, that Nokia is the market leader in phone manufacturing and they are not just about a smartphone, yet they have always been innovators, even when they have failed to challenge this segment with their devices.
Nokia has worked in many ways to actually fulfill their mantra of "Connecting People" by bringing people together in places where no other manufacturer would go; the rural areas of developing countries. Kudos to them for that, but yet, living around New York, I always wondered whether Nokia would cater my needs, and they most probably have got an hang of how to do it.
Let me tell you that I was almost first in line at the Nokia flagship store in New York when they launched the Nokia N97, and I was very very disappointed with it. However, I was pretty happy when I saw the new Nokia devices launched this time around. Out of the new Nokia offerings, including the Nokia N8, Nokia E7 and other similar devices like the Nokia C6 and Nokia C7, I wouldn't buy any, however, from here on I believe that the future Nokia devices will be far more better than their competition.
Going forward, with a new CEO in Stephen Elop, I feel that Nokia with its huge history have a really good chance to get back into the smartphone market, specifically the touch phone market, where they are nothing but bystanders right now, except for maybe Nokia N900.
Nevertheless, Nokia still has a long way to go before it can actually sit on top of the smartphone pile and they do have to take care of a lot of things which are not working in their favor. I have several grouses against Nokia and these are the some of the few that I feel could be a deterrent to them:
Delivering on Time
The one big problem Nokia is facing right now is the ability to deliver on time. They still don't have the OS for the Nokia N8 fully ready and they don't have a clear cut idea when it would be ready, even though they keep saying that it would be ready in the next few weeks. For a device that was announced months ago, it should have been ready by now.
Nokia, in my opinion, do not have the flexibility to bile time, because there are not many devices out there from them that would make people go crazy. They have to keep pushing devices as fast as they can. I have met and heard from people who were anxious to get their hands on the Nokia C6 and other Nokia devices, however, the numerous delays have made them go to some other manufacturer. Driving away customers to the competition is something which Nokia does not want to be doing right now.
Stick With One OS/Platform
Right now Nokia has too many things going on at once, they have an unfinished Symbian^3 which is baffling. They are also already working on Symbian^4 which is baffling again, considering that they haven't yet finished work on the predecessor.
To top that they have Meego, which is again a good OS, but Nokia hasn't yet found good devices to put them on. There was a lot of disappointment when Nokia did not speak about Meego at the Nokia World 2010, that goes on to show what developers and consumers have been waiting for. In my opinion, they should just stick with one platform and continue working on it, rather than doing things simultaneously and having nothing ready at all.
Another problem I came across while speaking with Nokia product managers was that, the future Nokia Symbian^4 OS will not be compatible with older devices including the Nokia N8 and Nokia E7. Hey Nokia, why don't you take a leaf out of iOS and Android books? Most of their devices are portable to any new OS they ship, why couldn't you do it with your latest high-end devices at-least? That is an absolute #FAIL for me.
Creating a Smartphone Browser
I understand that they are working on one, but they should have been ready with it. Smartphones are as much about browsing as much as about apps. In the past two years, every other smartphone browser has grown leaps and bounds except for Nokia's. Agreed that they are working on a new browser, but where is it? Why was there no demo at Nokia World? Why isn't the new browser shipping with your latest flagship device?
Stop Confusing Users With Similar Devices
Out at Nokia World, 4 devices were announced, the Nokia N8, Nokia E7, Nokia C6 and Nokia C7. All of these devices were similar except for the Nokia E7 which had a QWERTY. The point here is that, most of the devices had the same features, some had more, some had less.
Nokia here wants people in different segments to have affordable phones, but why are you cloning your flagship device? Why offer competition to your own devices? If you want to create affordable phones, do it, but do not confuse the users as to which one they should buy. Just make a flagship device and sell it, then make affordable devices which are not similar but offer smartphone capabilities.
These are just some of the things on top of my mind which I feel is hindering them right now. I may be right or wrong, but remember, these are my opinions. The future is now in Nokia's hands, let's hope they don't ruin it going forward.


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Theatre season to feature music, drama and comedy mixture
The 2001-02 season at the Wayland Baptist University Theatre can easily be compared to a marriage: plenty of laughter, serious moments and just plain craziness.
Under the leadership of Dr. Marti Runnels, theatre director, the season features four productions that vary in subject matter and mood. Add to that a new look for the Harral Studio Theatre in the form of new chairs and seating areas and the year is already enticing.
The first production is the fifth installment of an annual theatre tradition called Shorts. For this venture, students serve as actors, directors, crew and other positions with Runnels playing more of a guidance role. The evening features several short vignettes that vary between comedies and dramas. Shorts V will be presented in the Harral Studio Theatre, located to the north of Harral Auditorium Sept. 27-29 and Oct. 5-6.
The homecoming production, to be performed Nov. 9-10 and 15-17, will be the dramatic musical Blood Brothers. According to Runnels, the musical opened 20-25 years ago and is in its fourth revival in London. The musical came to the United States in 1993 and was nominated for several Tony Awards that year, competing with the winning Kiss of the Spider Woman.
"Blood Brothers is not a comedy or what I would call upbeat," Runnels explained. "It's a tearjerker; one of those things that pulls at your heart."
The musical deals with a poor woman in Liverpool, England who finds out she is expecting twins. Already having a large family, the woman agrees to give one of the babies to a woman for whom she works. The musical then deals with the boys' later years and the curse or legend that says twins separated at birth will die when they find out about each other.
Though the musical isn't a cheerful, upbeat production, Runnels said it still has merit as a theatrical piece.
"The move today, especially in the last 10-15 years, is toward musicals that are more close to reality, while giving messages that benefit us and characters we can relate to," Runnels said. "They don't wrap everything up with a bow. Examples of that are Miss Saigon, Jekyll and Hyde, Phantom of the Opera."
The third production - Elephant Man - is well known both for its historical significance and because of a film made of the play in the 1980s. The play deals with the life of John Merrick, called the Elephant Man because of an affliction he had which caused severe disfigurement. The play is set in Victorian era England.
"He's trying to survive in a world where the opportunity to manipulate and take advantage of someone like him are at every turn," he said.
The production of Elephant Man will be Wayland's entry to the Christian University Theatre Festival, which Wayland has previously hosted. This year the event will be in Abilene, with Hardin-Simmons University hosting. The play will also be WBU's associate entry into the American College Theatre Festival.
Elephant Man will be performed Feb. 28 and March 1-2.
Art, a comedy with a cast of three, will be performed April 18-20 and 26-27 as a dinner theatre. A newer play, Runnels said Art was the 1998 Tony Winner for best play. The production deals with the humor, confusion and arguments that ensue after one of three male friends buys a piece of expensive art.
In keeping with the dinner theatre tradition, a dinner in Harral Auditorium will precede each performance.
Tickets for the Wayland University Theatre season are now on sale through the Department of Theatre at a savings of 15-20 percent off prices at the door. Tickets are $33 for individuals or $65 for a couple and can be purchased up until the first show in September.
Season tickets are available by calling the box office at 291-1080.


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About Traditional Field Education
Traditional Field Ed is the most common type of Field Education experience in which an ATS Intern may participate. In most cases, Traditional Field Ed takes place in a church-ministry setting. Interns may do Traditional Field Ed in their home ministries, as long as they commit to "trying something new," such as taking on new and/or expanded ministry activities and challenges. In some cases, Interns may opt to relocate to a new ministry / church site for their Field Ed experience.
In all Traditional Field Ed Internships, Interns must set forth specific, measurable, achievable, relevant and time-bound Personal Goals, Knowledge Goals, Skills Goals and Spiritual Goals. Interns and Mentors must work closely throughout the Internship experience to ensure that these Goals are being pursued, with focus remaining on the Intern's character development as s/he pursues God's vocational call on his / her life.
(Moving from laity to Intern, or currently on staff)
- Relationships are already established.
- Intern can start right into Internship activities without much introduction / transition.
- May be an easier transition for Intern and ministry.
Possible Weaknesses:
- Intern could be a "prophet without honor in his hometown."
- People may have difficulty viewing Intern in his/her new, expanded role.
- Internship may not be a stretching, challenging experience, as Intern might just do what they've always done.
- Represents less change, and less room for new growth through change
Keep In Mind:
- Mentoring meetings must be intentional.
- Intern must set clear Learning Objectives and move toward them.
- Intern must capitalize on "faith-filled risks."
- Intern's learning curve will likely be steep.
- Intern will have the opportunity to experience things done differently, and gain new perspective on ministry.
- Change will foster growth in the Intern.
Possible Weaknesses:
- Takes time to develop relationships.
- If the Internship experience is short, Intern may not get beyond "being the new person."
Keep In Mind:
- Intern should make an effort to develop relationships.
- People may not trust the Intern at first; it takes time to establish trust.
- Intern is there to learn and serve, not tell the ministry how to do things their way.
As you prepare to begin your Field Ed experience at ATS, note that you must do two (2) things:
- Make an appointment with Louis Carlo to have your Internship approved.
- Then, complete the Field Ed Contract after thoughtful prayer and discussion with your Mentor.
The Field Ed Contract should be submitted (via email or mail) as soon as possible, and preferably prior to the start of the 1st semester of the Internship experience.
- Email: email@example.com
- Mail: ATS Field Education, 350 N. Highland Ave, Nyack, NY 10960
The Field Ed Contract template and guidelines about completing the Contract with your Mentor may be downloaded from the following links:
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Set of Slides include:
Animals: Goldfish Scale, Hare Hair, Camel Hair and Geather Fowl Point
Plants: Woody Stem of Pine, Camellia Leaf Section, Bamboo Shoot and Stem of Sponge Gourd
Insects: Leg of Butterfly, Wing of Butterfly, Wing of Locust and Leg of Honey Bee
Textile Fibers: Hemp Fiber, Silk Stuff, Cotton Fiber and Bemberg
Set of Slides include:
Animals: Cat Hair, Canary Feather, Dog Hair and Sheep Hair
Plants: Stem of Corn, Leaf of Nerium, Onion Rind and Silver Berry Scaly Hair
Insects: Dragonfly Wing, Worker Bee Wing, Bee Antenna and Bee Abdomen
Textile Fibers: Panya, Nylon, Wool and Handmade Paper
Tiny Creatures: Common Red Sponge, Angora Rabbit Hair, Ant and Mouse Fur
Pollen & Spore: Tulip Pollen, Leaf Spore, Pine Tree Pollen and Orange Pollen


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Here is the first of my yarn bombings today/tonight. Sort of a pre-international yarn bombing day, graffiti tag, Calgary, Canada.
This check mark is on a chain link fence around Brentwood Elementary School. I thought the school kids could use another check mark for their end of year exams.
I tied it onto the fence as quickly as I could. Northmount Drive was busy, and lots of cars drove by. One slowed down so the passenger could shout out a cheer. ( I think it was a cheer, I hope it was a cheer… if not,, oh well) With luck this bit will last a while and the kids will find it amusing.
I have a couple more pieces to install tomorrow.


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In the fall of 1658 my 9 x great grandparents, Quakers Lawrence and Cassandra Southwick, were banished from the Massachusetts Bay Colony by the Puritan government. They sought refuge at the little Quaker settlement of Shelter Island, off of Long Island. They both died there of deprivation and exposure in May 1659. You can read the story of their persecution and punishment in this blog post: http://nutfieldgenealogy.blogspot.com/2012/03/surname-saturday-southwick-of-salem.html
In my mind's eye, I saw Shelter Island as a barren, deserted island. The sad story of the Southwicks loomed in my imagination, and I wished to explore it and see their final resting spot. Even though Long Island is close to New England, I had never been there.
|The Quaker Monument in the middle of
the Quaker Cemetery, at the Sylvester Manor
on Shelter Island, off Long Island, New York
Suddenly we had a chance to visit Long Island, and the first place on my list of "things to see" was Shelter Island. We visited on the first day of our trip. It was a long drive from New Hampshire, and three ferries later, and we were on a beautiful, green, quiet little resort island. It was nothing like I had imagined.
We found the Quaker Cemetery after driving right past it a few times. It is on a dirt road barely visible from the main road, but there is a white sign hanging there that says "Society of Friends". The land is private owned by the Sylvester Estate, and the Quakers hold an outdoor Sunday meeting there in the summer months next to the small burying ground. You must drive down the road carefully to see both.
The Quaker burial ground has less than a dozen gravestones, and a large monument erected by the Sylvester family. The Sylvesters themselves were removed from the burial ground to another cemetery years ago. Most of the Quaker graves are unmarked. The large monument is dedicated to the Sylvester family on top, and the steps tell the story of the Quaker settlement. However it is entirely illegible due to weather and wear.
The Quaker Meeting area is simple, with board benches placed in a circle in a wooded area next to the burial ground. I imagine this is how the first Quakers held their meetings on Shelter Island. It was beautiful on the day we visited, with the sunlight coming in through the leaves and branches. On the way out of the site I wrote down the phone number on the sign by the road. We called right away. A very nice woman answered the phone, and told me that she had a sheet of paper with a transcription of the monument's inscription. We met her at her home in Shelter Island Heights and had a nice conversation about the Quaker history of the island. She told me that many Southwick descendants have come to the Quaker Meetings on Shelter Island in the summers! If we had been staying longer, it would have been nice to attend the meeting.
|This simple Quaker Meeting place is next to the cemetery
|This sign and phone number led us to the cemetery
|You can see our red convertible in the trees, and this road is
easy to miss if you are unfamiliar with the area. Look for the white
Quaker Meeting sign or this blue marker to Nathaniel Sylvester
The link to the 10 August 2012 Shelter Island Part 2:
For more information:
Shelter Island Quakers: http://www.shelterislandchamber.org/community/quakers/quakers.html
Shelter Island Historical Society: http://shelterislandhistory.org/
Sylvester Estate: http://sylvestermanor.wordpress.com/
Heather Wilkinson Rojo, "A Visit to Shelter Island", Nutfield Genealogy, posted August 9, 2012, ( https://nutfieldgenealogy.blogspot.com/2012/08/a-visit-to-shelter-island.html: accessed [access date]).


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As a part of the debate regarding the potential demolition of Robin Hood Gardens (1968–72) and the denial of listing by English Heritage, the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) is presenting an exhibition that shows this emblematic housing estate, its place in London's cultural and urban landscape and the way of life inside its walls.
Alison and Peter Smithson's building, often considered notorious, is presented to us by contrasting contemporary with historic documentation. The life inside this public housing project is shown in more detail in a thoughtful documentary film by Martin Ginestie, in the archival images and documentation by University of Greenwich students, and also in the recent photographs by Ioana Marinescu.
This show seeks to highlight the significance of the project and refocus attention on its architectural and social importance. It also illustrates the tense relationship and the gap that exists between defenders of modern architecture who fight to preserve canonical buildings and the residents of the housing estate; those that most want to see the building demolished and replaced with new more conventional housing alternatives.
Gallery 2, RIBA, Mon-Sat 10.00-17.00 except Tues 10.00- 21.00
04 July 2009 - 26 August 2009
Gallery 2, RIBA,
Mon-Sat 10.00-17.00 except Tues 10.00- 21.00


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Topcon Precision Agriculture will develop a line of precision ag products for Same Deutz-Fahr (SDF) tractors and combines under an agreement announced in September.
SDF, a leading manufacturer of tractors, combines, engines and agricultural equipment, will market the resulting products under its Agrosky precision farming products brand. The partnership will allow the entire range of SDF products to be equipped with precision farming devices, ranging from automatic steering to sophisticated machine-control systems, the companies state. The first new Agrosky products for tractors and combines will be exhibited in November at Agritechnica 2011 in Hanover, Germany.
"From the partnership with Topcon we expect to be able to offer our clients precision farming systems that are cutting-edge in the market, always in line with their requirements and technological processes, which, in this sector, are constantly changing," says Franco Artoni, SDF's sales, marketing and after sales executive director.
SDF products, which are marketed worldwide, are marketed under the Same, Deutz-Fahr, Lamborghini and Hürlimann brands. Topcon Precision Agriculture is a business unit of Topcon Positioning Systems, Inc., which designs and manufactures precise positioning products and solutions for the global surveying, construction, agriculture, civil engineering, mapping and GIS, asset management and mobile control markets.


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Jets trade:
Kane, Bogo, Jason Kasdorf
Buff trades:
Myers, Stafford, Brendan Leisure, Joel Armia and 2015 1st
I like the return for Buffalo, although they take on a lot of risk. Crazy trade.
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text: Loyola names new director of Montessori Education December 20, 2013 | By Nick Alexopulos Jack Rice will begin serving as director of Loyola's Center for Montessori Education on Feb. 3, 2014. Loyola University Maryland has named career teacher and school administrator Jack Rice director of the School of Education's Center for Montessori Education. Rice comes to Loyola from the Canberra Montessori School in Australia, where he has served as head of school since 2010. He was previously head of school and director of education at the Montessori Country School in Ontario, Canada. "Jack's breadth of experience in education, exemplary academic qualifications, and demonstrated ability in educational administration and strategic planning will position him to move Loyola's Montessori education program forward," said Joshua Smith, Ph.D., dean of the School of Education. "He is a committed, passionate advocate for Montessori education, and we are confident Jack can direct our center to a place of national and international prominence on Montessori education in urban spaces." Montessori education is growing consistently in private, charter, and traditional public schools in Baltimore, other American urban schools, and around the globe. There are more than 4,000 Montessori schools in the United States and thousands more in countries on six continents. "I'm thrilled at the opportunity to take a leadership role at a prestigious institution that is already on the forefront of Montessori teacher education," said Rice. "Loyola's School of Education consistently produces Montessori educators who are recognized for their commitment to excellence in their field. My goal is to build on Loyola's proven success and break new ground, and I'm honored to accept that challenge." Rice has extensive experience learning and working in the United States, Canada, and Australia. He holds an MBA from the Schulich School of Business at Canada's York University, a certificate in Montessori Primary Training from the Toronto Montessori Institute, and a degree in Specialist Science Education from the University of Toronto. Before he was director of education at the Montessori Country School, he taught mathematics, business, and science in Ontario for 14 years, at schools such as Banting Memorial High School, Collingwood Collegiate, King Square Collegiate, the Ontario Science Center, and Niagara College. He currently serves on the Head of School's Advisory Committee of the Montessori Australia Foundation, the executive committee of the Association of Independent Schools (Australian Capital Territory), and as a member of the Independent Primary School Heads Association (Australia). He is also a longtime associate scout for the Atlanta Braves and previously served as a board member of Baseball Ontario and vice president of York Simcoe Baseball. Baseball Canada certified Rice as a national coach in 1998. As director of Loyola University Maryland's Center for Montessori Education, Rice will provide leadership and oversight for Loyola's three Montessori graduate programs. He will be responsible for expanding relationships with Association Montessori Internationale affiliate institutes across the United States and exploring opportunities for international institutes to join the center. He will be tasked with increasing enrollments in those programs in addition to working with state departments of education in Maryland and Virginia to include teacher certification options for students attending the Washington Montessori Institute located in Columbia, Md. Rice begins serving as director on Feb. 3, 2014.


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Tiramisu Recipes
Berry Baklava Recipe
My husband's youngest sister loves sweets, but she often finds desserts to be too sweet for her palate. Baklava, for instance, is overwhelming for her. I found a remedy to this situation by adding berries. The fruits help balance the sweetness of the dessert by adding natural acidity.
I started by preparing a traditional baklava. Once it had cooled, I filled the dessert with a thin layer of freshly crushed berries, topped with a layer of mascarpone cheese to again reduce the sweetness (and for extra decadence) and garnished the finished product with fresh berries.
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Bourbon and Caramel Tiramisu Recipe
Tiramisu is one of our family's favorite desserts. In the past, I've made individual servings in cups as well as larger cakes. I've also played around with the flavor combinations. This time around, I prepared a tiramisu with salted caramel and Bourbon. For the cookie part of the tiramisu, I used liquor-soaked bite-sized wafers.
The result is an airy, delightful mousse with a hint of alcohol, which makes the perfect sophisticated dessert for adults.
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Marshmallow Dessert with Raspberry Coulis
If like me, you sometimes run out of time but still want to serve quick and easy dessert, give this marshmallow treat a try. I melted marshmallows into a creamy fluff and mixed with mascarpone cheese. This recipe utilizes a great shortcut: a blend of lecithin, xanthan gum and lemon extract as a binder, but of course you could firm up the cream with a regular egg custard.
I also made a delicious coulis de framboises ("raspberry sauce" in English) to brighten both the flavor and presentation of the dessert. The raspberries I used tasted great but weren't that visually appealing anymore. Sauces are always a great way to make use of the fruits in your kitchen that may have lost some of their sex appeal.
The main reason I made this dessert is that I have been feeling bad for my husband Lulu, who's whining a bit about how healthy our meals have become. It took me probably 20 minutes tops to assemble this beautiful dessert, so we both win! He's got it tough, hasn't he?
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Baileys and Hot Chocolate Tiramisu
Please welcome Jacklyn, of A BitterSweet Wife, a delicious food blog I discovered a few months ago. Jacklyn is a NYC fashion designer turned food writer with an incredible sense of design and very creative recipes. I'm especially fond of Jacklyn's desserts. Tiramisu is our family's favorite dessert, so it's a special treat to be sharing Jacklyn's Baileys hot cocoa tiramisu recipe. Please visit Jacklyn's A Bitter Sweet Wife for more delicious dessert recipes!
This year is turning out just as wonderfully as I had predicted. I know it's a little soon to judge the entire year, but three weeks in, I'm very satisfied with the outlook. One of the very exciting opportunities that has presented itself to me this year is that I was asked by Jackie of PhamFatale.com to create a guest post for her blog! Seeing as though my blog is still a baby at six months old this month, it was an unexpected but great surprise that she reached out to me a few weeks ago asking me if I would be interested in creating a dessert post for her blog. Of course I said yes and began brainstorming for something that would be unique, but easy and delicious for my recipe. I am beyond pleased with my decision and the outcome of the dessert. It is a for sure crowd pleaser in anyone's kitchen.
It's a twist on a timeless classic that will have you dreaming of nights in front of the fireplace as you watch the snow fall outside your window.
Who doesn't like to cuddle up with a nice mug of hot cocoa on a cold winters night? Add a little splash of Baileys and your sitting pretty. Well I decided that for my first attempt at tiramisu I was going to mix things up a little bit and do my own take on this Italian classic. (Hence were my opening statement about the Baileys spiked hot chocolate comes in to play.) I decided to swap out the coffee and brandy liquor for hot chocolate and Baileys, hoping that the taste would be reminiscent of the popular winters night beverage. And I have to say I think I was extremely successful. The taste of Baileys soaked cake hits you first, and then you get the sweetness from the chocolate powder mixed with the creamy tartness of the mascarpone mixture. It's quite a divine combination.
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Lemon Tiramisu Recipe
Lemon tiramisu is a great dessert to end a very romantic dinner. Yesterday, I served my Valentine a dinner that is reminiscent of our recent trip to Rome. Instead of the traditional ladyfingers in between the layers of mascarpone cream, I used chocolate chip biscotti instead. I flavored the mascarpone cream with Meyer lemons, which paired wonderfully with theItalian chocolate cookies.
We looked at the photos of our trip to Italy, while feeding each other from the dessert cups. My favorite place was, of course, the Vatican (thanks for the link, Bill!) with its magnificent frescoed ceiling in the Sistine Chapel. Oh so romantic!
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Premier League Football – Weekend Betting Preview
To help punters place their football bets, bwin.com has put together a betting preview for all of the top-flight matches due to take place over the third weekend of Premier League action. All odds quoted in the article were correct as of 12:00 on Friday, 26th August but are subject to change.
Don't forget with bwin you can get a matched bet for up to £25 (you put in £25..they put in £25 basically!)
There is no doubting the big match of the third weekend of Premier League action, with reigning champions Manchester United ready to take on Arsenal at Old Trafford in Sunday's 16:00 kick-off. The Gunners go into the match on the back of a turbulent week, with Samir Nasri's departure to Manchester City tempered by an away success over Udinese in a Champions League play-off which saw them clinch their place in the competition group stage. However, Arsenal's chances of building on this win have been hit by suspensions for Gervinho and Emmanuel Frimpong, while star midfielder Jack Wilshere is out injured. United are also missing players – including Nemanja Vidic and Rafael – but look good to make it three league wins out of three at odds of 9/20. A win for Arsenal is priced at 13/2 in bwin's 3Way football betting market, with a draw at 3/1.
Manchester City and Wolves are the two teams keeping pace with United at the top of the table, and the Citizens look the most likely to secure another victory despite taking on a Tottenham team with ambitions of qualifying for the Champions League. Roberto Mancini's men have looked impressive in the league and, in David Silva, have one of the form players of the season so far. Spurs were brushed aside by Manchester United on Monday and City are good bets to do the same at odds of 7/5. A win for the home team is priced at 37/20 and a draw is at 23/10.
Wolves travel to Aston Villa in their quest for three points, although with their local rivals also on good form they are likely to leave empty handed. Villa are odds on to win at 19/20 , with a draw at 47/20
and victory for Mick McCarthy's men at 14/5
With this in mind, third-placed Wolves could be leapfrogged by sixth-placed Chelsea over the weekend. The Blues are hosting Norwich at Stamford Bridge and are priced at 11/50 to win, with the Canaries long-shots at 13/1 and a draw at 9/2. Worryingly for the newly-promoted club, they have lost 4-0 in each of their last three visits to Stamford Bridge.
Liverpool are also likely to be above Wolves at the end of Saturday as they are up against Bolton, who they have beaten on each of the last nine occasions the two teams have played. The Reds are priced at 21/50 to make it ten victories in a row, with an unlikely win for the Trotters at 15/2 and a draw at 3/1.
The only other team with more than three points from their opening two league games, Newcastle, also have a good chance of picking up points. The Magpies are up against Fulham, who only managed three victories on the road last season. However, they also drew more games than they lost away from Craven Cottage, suggesting this could be the best option at 9/4. There is further evidence which points towards a draw – the Lilywhites held the Magpies to a 0-0 stalemate in last year's fixture and also kept a clean sheet in a 1-0 win at St James' Park in 2009. A Newcastle win is priced at evens and a Fulham victory at 14/5.
At the other end of the table, Wigan face QPR, Swansea take on Sunderland, Blackburn play Everton and West Brom face Stoke.
West Brom are priced at evens to get the better of Stoke, with Roy Hodgson's men perhaps unfortunate to be pointless having put in impressive performances against Manchester United and Chelsea over the opening two weeks. A Stoke win is available at 14/5 and a draw at 9/4, although with Stoke having played in the Europa League on Thursday a fresh West Brom should have enough in their locker to edge the encounter.
Swansea also look good for a home win at 27/20, with Sunderland 2/1 suffering a poor start to the season. The Swans were particularly impressive at the Liberty Stadium in the Championship last season, and with Sunderland misfiring, a draw 11/5 will be the least Brendan Rodgers is aiming for.
A draw 11/5 looks to be on the cards at the DW Stadium, with Wigan having drawn both of their opening two games of the season – and both of these matches were against newly-promoted clubs. A win for last year's Championship winners QPR is available at 43/20 and a Wigan victory at 5/4
Finally, Blackburn and Everton are looking for their first points of the season at Ewood Park. Everton might have lost to QPR at home last weekend but are favourites to beat Rovers on their home turf at 5/4. Steve Kean's men had a strong record at Ewood Park last season but have already lost to Wolves in the 2011-12 campaign, making them outsiders for the win at 21/10. A draw is priced at 23/10.
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Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid slammed Mitt Romney over new challenges to the presumptive GOP nominee's timeline at Bain Capital and refusal to release more than one year of tax returns, telling reporters Thursday that Romney would have trouble being confirmed for any position.
"He not only couldn't be confirmed as a cabinet secretary, he couldn't be confirmed as dog catcher," Reid said, according to Talking Points Memo.
Reid was referring to The Boston Globe's new report that Romney misrepresented when he left as CEO and chair of Bain Capital, a defense the Romney took following reports that Bain Capital helped company outsource jobs.
"[Romney] said he left Bain to go do the Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City, and [ended] his association with Bain. But his SEC filings indicated that he was chief executive officer, sole stockholder and ran the corporation for at least 3 more years," Reid said.
Romney's spokesperson, Andrea Saul, called the story "inaccurate," but that has not stopped the Obama campaign and Democrats from going on the offensive. In a conference call earlier Thursday, the Obama campaign asserted that Romney lied about when he left Bain and even suggested he might have committed a felony.


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SOCORRO, N.M., May 23, 2002 -- A team of New Mexico Tech environmental engineering students finished first in an environmental cleanup task at the 12th Annual Waste-Management Education and Research Consortium (WERC) International Environmental Design Contest, held last month at New Mexico State University.
New Mexico Tech team members David Ladner, Sara Lubchenco, Chris Michel, and Jeremy Siebert also were awarded $2,500 for the first-place design they submitted in the "Task 8" project.
The specific environmental problem posed in Task 8 required competing teams to detect explosives in soils in a hypothetical "Superfund" site that had once been used for military training, and then cleanup and remediate the soil contamination that ensued
from the use of explosives on the site.
The innovative solution presented by the New Mexico Tech team involved using zero-valent iron, along with spinach extract, to remediate the explosives-contaminated soils.
During the contest, about 40 teams comprised of more than 350 university and high school students from across North America demonstrated processes and equipment to remediate pollution problems similar to ones that could possibly occur in real-life situations in public, private, and government settings.
Written, oral, and poster presentations, as well as fully operational bench-scale models of the submitted designs, were presented by the teams in front of a panel of judges made up of more than 90 professionals from academia and industry.
Teams from New Mexico Tech have also fared well in past WERC environmental design contests, typically placing either first or second in their tasks since they first began competing in the WERC-sponsored competitions in the mid-1990s.


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After serving for 25 years in the city in which she grew up, Margaret Dixon retired from the Oakland Police Department. Currently, Margaret is an instructor in the Administration of Justice program at Merritt College. Margaret believes everyone should take the time out of their schedule to give back to the community.
In addition to teaching, Margaret is the Oakland Police Activities League (PAL) board president. Oakland PAL is a non-profit program serving at-risk youth by providing afterschool activities and sport opportunities. Margaret spends countless hours volunteering to create positive and safe programs for Oakland's youth. For 25 years, Margaret has served as head coach of the Oakland PAL track team, which she also founded. The PAL track team has enabled hundreds of Oakland youth to travel beyond the city limits, and many of these athletes have gone to college on athletic scholarships.
Even as a young student at Overton High School, Nashville native Joseph Cole dreamed of working in the construction industry. His involvement in Nashville's ACE (Architecture, Construction, Engineering) Mentor Program throughout high school inspired Joseph to earn his degree in architecture from the University of Tennessee. During his time there, he also earned the Chancellor's Gene Mitchell Gray Pioneer Award for increasing diversity throughout the campus and was instrumental in reactivating a National Organization of Minority Architecture Students (NOMAS) chapter. Joseph was also active in INROADS, an organization established to develop and place talented underserved youth in business and industry. Upon graduation, Joseph landed a position with Thomas, Miller and Partners in Brentwood, Tennessee. He now serves as a mentor at ACE and continues to work toward increasing diversity in his industry while serving as a role model for architecture students of all backgrounds.
Former foster child Freedom Wright, a high school senior from Atlanta, knows what it means to wonder where your next meal or clothes will come from. That's one reason the 17-year-old, who was adopted at the age of four, decided to help older kids living in the foster care system by holding "Free Your Mind" backpack drives to help ensure foster kids in the sixth grade and up will have backpacks. Freedom's goal is not only to raise awareness of older kids living in foster care, but to encourage Atlanta youth to volunteer – which is also why she speaks to community groups about the foster care experience. Freedom has earned the Presidential Service Award the past four years for her efforts as a regular volunteer at The Atlanta Community Food Bank, The Atlanta Fulton County Library and St. Francis Table, a soup kitchen in Atlanta that feeds the homeless.
Chicago native Jackie Lomax founded Girls 4 Science (G4S), a non-profit organization dedicated to helping 10- to 18-year-old girls of African-American and Hispanic descent in the Chicago area learn, appreciate and develop a lifelong interest in science education and careers. Inspired by her daughter, who dreamed of becoming a dentist but didn't have the resources to do so, Jackie created an environment to make math and science accessible to underserved girls by offering field trips, scholarships, mentorships and hands-on learning. Jackie's hope is that through G4S, the only all-girls math and science program in Chicago, girls will no longer be left behind in the fields of science and technology due to money or resources. To date, almost 300 girls have participated in the program. Her passion for helping underserved communities continues with the Chicago Roseland Development Coalition, where she serves as a board member and career counselor.


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Utah's gymnasts talked a lot about feeling confident and relaxed in Saturday's meet against Florida, but no one was more in her zone than Georgia Dabritz.
Dabritz tied Florida's Bridget Sloan for the all-around title with a 39.7 and earned her first 10.0, doing so on the uneven bars.
She also had a 9.925 on the vault and a 9.8 on the balance beam.
Getting a perfect score was the ultimate feeling, she said.
"I was trying to hold it all in because I knew I had to go to beam," she said. "But I was soaking it all in."
After finishing beam with a solid score, Dabritz wrapped up the meet with a 9.975 on the floor. She anchored the floor rotation instead of Becky Tutka because she has a new floor pass and wanted the flexibility of deciding whether to use it depending on the situation.
She stuck with her familiar pass, a pike full-in, but will continue to work her double Arabian, Utah coach Greg Marsden said.
"Working the double Arabian has seemed to make the full-in better," he said. "She can go with whichever one is clicking, but that she has two 'E' passes to choose from is pretty remarkable."
A near-perfect ending
Utah's Tory Wilson closed out the regular season with a 9.975 on the vault, a mark that tied her second-highest score of the season and maintained her winning streak on the event.
Florida's Kytra Hunter tied Wilson for the win.
Wilson scored a 10.0 against Cal on Feb. 9 and has won or tied for the vault title in every meet.
The Utes don't keep records on single event wins, so it is unknown if any other gymnast has matched the feat of winning every meet.
Attendance champs
Utah averaged 14,349 fans this season, making it the attendance leader for all NCAA women's sports. Utah also led the nation in attendance in 2010 and 2011. Utah's gymnastics team is the first sport other than basketball to capture the title.
Tennessee won the title last year as its women's basketball program averaged 14,414 in Pat Summitt's last year as coach. The Utes averaged 14,352.
Dunn honored
Reggie Dunn, who returned five kickoffs of 100 yards for Utah, was honored with the 2012 National Kickoff Returner Trophy by the College Football Performance Awards during the meet.
Dunn finished the year with 10 returns for 513 yards and four touchdowns.


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Talk to men about their first cars, and their eyes light up with pleasure as the memories come flooding back.
Kim Hill, 57, of rural Lehigh was 15 when he got his first car. He bought it from an uncle for $1,600 with money earned through part-time work at the Kerr-McGee service station in Hillsboro.
The red 1968 Ford Mustang was equipped with an automatic transmission, factory air-conditioning, and power steering.
"It was a beauty," he said. "I was frustrated at first because I couldn't drive it much. I had a restricted license and could only use it for school and work."
The vehicle had 60,000 miles on it when he bought it. Back in the early 1970s, gas was cheap, 19 to 20 cents, and gas wars were common, driving the price even lower at times.
"You could drive forever for almost nothing," Hill said.
After he got his full license, he spent Saturday nights and Sunday afternoons cruising city streets. He washed and waxed the car constantly and performed his own maintenance.
He owned the vehicle for more than 20 years and spent $1,200 to overhaul the motor.
After storing the Mustang in people's garages for several years, Hill decided to sell it. He thinks he got $2,200 for it.
"When a vehicle sits awhile without being used, the gas gets old, and expenses like insurance and tags are there every year," he said. "Packrats are always a threat, too. I wanted to sell it while it still was in good shape.
"I wish I had it now," he added.
Dennis Penner, 63, of Hillsboro bought a 1963 Chevrolet Impala in 1968, when he was 18 and a high school senior.
He paid for the vehicle using money he earned working on his grandpa's and uncle's farms.
Penner's father ran Hillsboro Body Shop and often fixed up and sold cars, like the one he bought.
It was a beige two-door hardtop. Penner equipped the car with red-walled tires and half-moon hubcaps. He kept the hubcaps shiny and clean to prevent them from getting rusty.
The car had a 283 V-8 engine, automatic transmission, and radio.
"It was nothing fancy, but it cruised Main Street real well," Penner said.
He covered all expenses associated with the car and sold it to a younger brother after owning it two or three years.
When Eric Carlson, 32, of rural Lincolnville bought his first car at age 18, it replaced his parents' 1988 Oldsmobile that he used for going to school.
He was a college freshman when he bought a sporty, red 1993 Ford Probe, a two-door hatchback, for transportation to and from Kansas State University.
"If I found a spot no one else at K-State could park in, I could park in it," he said.
He used money earned from working on the farm and selling cattle to pay for the vehicle. He said it cost about $3,200.
The Probe had a stick shift and headlights that popped up.
After his junior year in college, Carlson obtained an internship at a General Mills flourmill in Los Angeles. He felt he needed a bigger, more reliable vehicle for making the trip to California, so he traded the car for another one.
He'll always remember his first car, though.
"It wasn't very comfortable to ride in, but I liked driving it," he said. "It was a lot better than that big Olds."


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Heart Calcium Scoring
A Few Minutes Could Save Your Life!
Rochelle Community Hospital offers Heart Calcium Scoring – a painless, fast procedure (about 15 minutes) that helps assess your risk for heart disease. A Heart Score™ test is a special CT scan that takes images of the heart at very fast rates. This allows us to detect any calcium in the heart, which is a common component in the buildup of plaque inside blood vessels. Knowing your Heart Score will help your physician monitor calcium build-up over time, reduce the need for other more expensive and invasive tests, and give you peace of mind should you have higher risk factors for developing heart disease.
Who Should Have a Heart Score Test
Men ages 45-70 and women ages 55-70, or those with any of the following risk factors, should consider a Heart Score test:
- Family history of heart disease
- History of smoking
- Diabetes
- High cholesterol
- High blood pressure
- Overweight
- Sedentary lifestyle
- High-stress levels
Pregnant women, people with known coronary artery disease or those who have had a coronary bypass procedure, and people with resting heart rates greater than 90-95 beats per minute SHOULD NOT undergo a Heart Score test.
What to Expect During a Heart Score Test
Heart Score tests have no shots, treadmills or dyes involved. Prior to the test, you may be asked to put on a gown. A technologist will place small monitoring patches (electrodes) on your chest so we can match our scanner to your heartbeat. You will be in the scan room for about five minutes, with the scan itself taking just a few seconds while you lie on your back and hold your breath.
How to Prepare for a Heart Score Test
- No preparation is required
Schedule a Heart Score Test
You may schedule your Heart Score test at Rochelle Community Hospital by calling 815-562-2181, ext. 1350. We must have your doctor's order on file before your Heart Score test may be scheduled.


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An inquiry has now been ordered into the way Australian diplomats handled the imprisonment of Ben Zygier-Alon, "Prisoner X," in Israel, Australian media report (Foreign Media: Ex-Mossad Agent Committed Suicide in Israeli Prison). Australian Foreign Affairs Minister Bob Carr has ordered the review after learning that an Australian diplomat in Tel Aviv had been told by Israeli authorities about the jailing of Zygier-Alon in 2010.
But said diplomat chose not to pass the information on through appropriate channels.
"Prisoner X" was found dead in his isolated, high-security cell in late 2010.
Australia's Foreign Minister had said earlier that his office not aware of the man's suicide under false identity until his parents asked for help in bringing his body back to Australia. He was buried in a Jewish cemetery in Melbourne.
An ABC report said Zygier had been living in Israel for about 10 years before his arrest in early 2010 and was married with two children. At some point he was recruited by Mossad.
It was not clear why he was arrested in 2010, but he was taken to Ayalon Prison in Ramla. There he was held in isolation until his suicide in December 2010.
A heated debate took place on Tuesday in the Knesset during the speech of Justice Minister Yaakov Ne'eman, over the story of an attempt by the Prime Minister's office to clamp down on publication of a story that exposed Israel as running a "black prison" type operation where at least one prisoner disappeared only to reappear after committing suicide in his cell.
"It was published today that an inmate with an Australian citizenship has committed suicide in one of Israel's prisons under a fake identity," the Arab Ra'am-Ta'al party MK Ahmed Tibi inquired of the Minister. "He was registered under an identity other than his own. Do you know about the case? Do you confirm the fact that an Australian citizen committed suicide in prison, under a false identity, and without publicity for the fact that he was a prisoner and detained in a prison in the state of Israel?"
Meretz Chairman MK Zahava Gal'on also posed an inquiry to Ne'eman: "Mr. Minister, I want to hear your view about the fact that journalists volunteer to censor information at the request of the authorities. Does it appear proper to you that the prime minister's office would assemble the Editors' Committee to prevent publication of an episode that could embarrass Israel?"
The Editors' Committee is an informal forum of the editors and owners of the main Israeli media. It meets regularly with the prime minister, cabinet members and senior officials, for "background" information. In past years, the committee championed the self-censorship of the Israeli media, with the understanding that the information reported to the committee would not be published, even after it appeared in another source.
Obviously, any attempt to repress information in the age of the Internet is both delusional and makes the PM's office and the Editors' Committee look like a relic from a 1960s spy novel.
Gal'on continued: "Is it permissible to conduct clandestine arrests in Israel in the name of security needs?"
Gal'on reminded the minister that she was the one who revealed the existence of interrogation facility in Camp 1391, Israel's secret Guantanamo Bay. The Guardian described it, in 2003: "Facility 1391 has been airbrushed from Israeli aerial photographs and purged from modern maps. Where once a police station was marked there is now a blank space. Sometimes even the road leading to it has been erased. But Israel's secret prison, inside an army intelligence base close to the main road between Hadera and Afula in northern Israel, is real enough."
At the time, MK Ga'on appealed to Israel's Supreme Court, which ruled unequivocally, as she put it Tuesday: "that you cannot keep people in secret detention and that this will not happen again in Israel." Then she continued: "And now we hear that in a country that claims to be a proper democracy, journalists are collaborating with the government without a directive from the High Court that there is clear and imminent danger to state security, that hidden prisoners commit suicide and no one knows about their existence."


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The 2009 Cabernet Sauvignon Eternity is quite a bit richer and weightier than the straight bottling. Plums, cassis, camphor, spices and graphite all flow effortlessly in this medium to full-bodied wine. There is plenty of stuffing in the glass, which suggests the 2009 will continue to deliver considerable pleasure for a number of years. The addition of 11.5% Petit Verdot is felt in the gravitas and sheer density of the finish. Anticipated maturity: 2014-2027.
Production Notes
2009 Eternity
Eternity, from generation to generation; tradition, heritage, passion and innovation, that is the stuff of excellence.
2009 was a year that produced ripe, rich Cabernet with profound structure. In addition, our Petit Verdot came on line with wildly delicious depth. It was a year that presented amazing fruit for equally amazing options.
The 2009 Eternity reflects the collaboration of two master winemakers; Frederic Delivert and Jean Hoefliger. Together they combined their artistic talents with humor, heart and noticeable testosterone, to finesse a wine with exceptional power and grace. Given the high quality of the vintage, Frederic and Jean selected their favorite barrels to launch the Bordeaux blend, Eternity; our Inaugural Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon.
The 2009 Eternity speaks of heritage from its dark inky color and purple rim to its beautifully complex nose. Breathe deeply to find layers of jammy blackberry, ripe plum, grenadine, dark chocolate, coffee beans, black pepper and violets balanced nicely with spicy vanilla, & cedar.
You might want to just stop there and linger…but, this big soft full bodied wine will coat your mouth with crème de cassis, violets and blueberry cream within a big frame of sweet chewy tannins. Enjoy through a long cassis and blackberry finish with notes of violets, sweet oak and graphite. And then… take another luscious sip.
Antonio Galloni's Review
Robert M. Parker's Wine Advocate # 204 Dec 2012
Brilliant Review-'09 Eternity
Wine Enthusiast
With elaborate oak, concentrated fruit, dense tannins and exquisite balance, this tiny production Cabernet—the winery's first-ever reserve—demands to be cellared. It's completely dry and rich in blackberries, black currants, baking chocolate, anise and minerals. It feels dramatic from the start, like the opening notes of a great symphony or rock song. Cellar it for at least eight years, and it could age well beyond that. — S.H.


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Onondaga County Family Court
Address & Phone
Onondaga County Courthouse
401 Montgomery Street
Syracuse, NY 13202
Fax: 315-671-1163
Phone: 315-671-2000
New Justice Mediation:
Phone: 315-671-2047
Children Drop-In Center:
Phone: 315-671-2048
Phone: 315-671-4248
Fax: 315-671-1193
Phone: 315-671-2005
Fax: 315-671-1165
Office Hours:
8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday - Friday
Court Terms & Holidays
Public parking is available near the courthouse for a daily rate. A limited number of metered handicap parking spaces are available on the street. See the Downtown Public Parking Map.
ADA Accessibility:
Building entrance is accessible. Contact court for specific accommodations.
From North/South: Take Route 81S, exit at Harrison St. Take Harrison St., turn right on State St.
From West: Take 690 E, exit at West Genesee St. Take West Genesee (turns into James St.), turn right on Montgomery St.
From East: Take 690 W, exit at Townsend St., turn right on Erie Blvd., then left on State St.
Public bus service (Centro) is available.
Courthouse Services:Child Drop In Center (1st floor). Vending machines in 1st floor lobby.
Judges, Chief Clerks, Support Magistrates & Attorneys
Chief Clerk IV
David Primo, Esq.
Deputy Chief Clerk IV
Tonya M. Younis
District Supervising Family Court Judge
Hon. Martha Walsh Hood
Phone: 315-728-7231
Fax: 315-266-4772
Family Court Judge
Hon. Julie A. Cecile
Phone: 315-671-2040
Fax: 315-671-1169
Family Court Judge
Hon. Michael Hanuszczak
Phone: 315-671-2010
Fax: 315-671-1166
Family Court Judge
Hon. Martha E. Mulroy
Phone: 315-728-7234
Fax: 315-266-4773
Family Court Judge
Hon. Michele Pirro-Bailey
Phone: 315-671-2030
Fax: 315-671-1168
Support Magistrate
Patricia L. DeRue
Phone: 315-671-2017
Fax: 315-671-1171
Support Magistrate
Karen Brandt
Phone: 315-671-2027
Fax: 315-671-1173
Support Magistrate
James L. Gorman
Phone: 315-671-4249
Fax: 315-671-1194
Support Magistrate
Susan Hamlin Nasci
Phone: 315-671-2019
Fax: 315-671-1172
Court Attorney/Referee
Karen J. Stanislaus
Phone: 315-671-4273
Fax: 315-671-4664
Court Attorney/Referee
William Rose, Esq.
Phone: 315-671-4243
Fax: 315-671-4664
Court Attorney/Referee
Salvatore Pavone, Esq.
Phone: 315-671-2021
Fax: 315-671-1197


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ALSC Discussion Groups
From Midwinter2007
Revision as of 20:49, 3 January 2007 by 220.127.116.11 (Talk)
The ALSC All Discussion Group Meeting I & II will be held on Sunday, 1/21/07 from 4:00-6:00 p.m.
- Children's Book Discussion Group
- Children's Collection Management in Public Libraries
- Managing Children's Services (see below for more info)
- Preschool Services
- Public Library School Partnership
- Social Issues
- The ALSC Storytelling Discussion Group will meet Monday, 1/22/07 from 8:00 - 10:00 p.m.
- The topic of discussion for The Children's Collection Management in Public Libraries is Children's Nonfiction Print and Online Resources. How do we balance the collection? Should we buy both the print and electronic versions of the same title? Which is the preferred format for some subjects? Several publisher's reps will be available to answer questions and address any suggestions or concerns we may have.
- The Managing Children's Services Discussion Group will meet Sunday, 1/21/07 from 4:00-6:00 p.m. ALL ARE WELCOME! You know how much children's librarians manage even if the word "manager" is not in your job title. If you're a regular at this discussion, please try to bring someone new with you! The discussion will be led by Cheryl Kallberg of the Brooklyn Public Library. If you have items you would like to see on the agenda, please email her directly at email@example.com, or bring them with you to the discussion.


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UCSB Track and Field will head down south this weeekend for the annual All-UC Championship. The Gaucho programs combined, have brought home the All-UC winners plaque since 2009. In an early season showcase of Big West and CCAA talent, UC Santa Barbara looks to build on their strong start from two weeks ago at Westmont College.
When: Saturday, March 8th
Where: UC San Diego
Triton Track and Field Stadium - La, Jolla
Schedule: Meet Schedule (PDF)
12pm Field Events - 1:30pm Track
Vs. UC San Diego, UC Irvine & UC Riverside
Admission this Saturday is $10 for adults, and $5 for seniors 65 and up and visiting students with identification.
Finding the Groove
Junior, Shyan Vaziri and sophomore Brian Guijarro had impressive debuts to their outdoor season. Vaziri opened with a win in the mile at the Round-Up and Guijarro in the 3,000m. The duo squared off in the mile two weeks ago and are set to battle again in the 1,500m this weekend in San Diego, a rare match-up from two different event specialists. Vaziri has qualified for the two previous NCAA First Round competitions in the 800m, while Guijarro qualified in the 10,000m at last year's NCAA post season qualifier, as just a freshman. Vaziri will also double in the 800m this weekend, a common feat for the lightning footed harrier. Down the road, Guijarro will settle into the longer distances, primarily the 5,000m and 10,000m.
Turning a Corner
Albert Hughes is coming into his own while searching for the perfect throw. Hughes has consumed himself with training for his favorite event: the hammer throw. His process oriented approach paid off last season as he claimed the silver medal at the Big West Championships after throwing a lifetime best 183'2. His goals for the weekend, "Push the crap out of the first (hammer) catch and drop on turn four." As for his current relationship with the hammer- "I'm still trying to tell it what to do, but I'm listening more."
Steeple Camp
Head Coach Pete Dolan will unveil several new faces in this weekend's Steeplechase. Freshman, George Baier, Paul Mohr and Connor Rafferty will join battle tested vetrans, Adam Avila and Austin Goodheart. On the women's side, freshman Brooke evans will make her first appearance in the event, joining sophomore Big West scorer, Maxine Goyette. UCSB has developed a steeple tradition as of late, after placing four men in last years Big West final. An interesting note is all four men are back in uniform this season. (Rausa, Farkas, Ortolan and Goodheart)
Debuting in the 110m High Hurdles at the Round-Up, Sean Johnson showed he has regained his 2013 form which earned him a Big West podium finish and trip to Austin for the NCAA First Round. At Westmont, Johnson clocked a 14.43 over the high's, which was the second fastest race of his career. After a solid week of Coach Travis Anderson's special hurdle workouts, Johnson looks to drop even more time in San Diego.
Women's Hurdle Preview
Sophomore's Shannon Trumbull and Tori Usgaard will be looking to make hurdle headlines of their own come Saturday. Trumbull opened her season with a 14.68 100m hurdle win at the Round-Up. She has a PR of 14.34w while Usgaard, a talented multi-event athlete, has a personal best time of 14.59. This weekend's women's 100m hurdle race will be a one heat final, so both Gauchos will face off against one another. Trumbull will double in the 400m hurdles and Usgaard will see action in the long jump and shot put.
Coach Dolan's Take
"UCSD is a beautiful facility, conducive to big performances. This is an easy meet to get up for. This is one of our few overnight trips and I feel the team will respond to this early season opportunity. It's an opener to get everybody in team mode. We're ready to go. I'm expecting big things this weekend. We have four steeplechasers who will be running their first race over the barriers and as always, I'm looking forward to the 4 x 400m relay and the Gaucho Curve!"


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