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Port Pirie is one of South Australia's best-kept secrets. Just a short detour from National Highway One, the town is nestled at the base of the picturesque Southern Flinders Ranges. The multi award-winning Port Pirie Regional Tourism and Arts Centre is a must for all visitors. Open daily; it features a fibreglass model of the longest white pointer shark landed in South Australian waters "Shakka", a 23-year-old female shark, drowned after becoming tangled in the anchor rope of a local fishing boat. Her original jaws, pectoral fin, vertebrae and deformed teeth can be viewed up close. The centre is also home to the Pirie Rail Express, a 1.2 kilometre "ride-on" miniature railway that takes visitors on a replica journey from Port Pirie to Broken Hill. Both the miniature and model railways are operated on the first and third Sunday of the month by enthusiastic volunteers, who are keen to share their knowledge. Co-located at the centre is the Port Pirie Regional Art Gallery. Open daily; it features two great art galleries, hosting major touring exhibitions from the National Gallery of Australia and the South Australian Touring Exhibitions Program. It also features pieces from the Southern Flinders, Mid North and Yorke Peninsula. In keeping with the city's railway theme is the engrossing National Trust Museum. Housed in the stunning former Ellen Street Railway Station; it offers great insight into the history of a city that was once one of the nation's busiest railway centres. Visitors can tour of the world's largest lead smelter which dominates the city skyline. Tours run on Monday, Wednesday, Friday and bookings can be made at the Tourism and Arts Centre. The city has a strong focus on the waters of Spencer Gulf, with great on and offshore fishing. It has two fully-equipped launching ramps and extensive car/boat parking facilities. Pretty picnic areas, children's playgrounds and fun public art can be found at Solomontown Beach and also at parks dotted around the city (particula
Cruise among great little riverside towns in your own floating home on a Murray River holiday. The Riverland is a couple of hours from Adelaide. There's a good reason why nearly half of South Australia's wine grapes (and 90 per cent of our oranges, stone fruits and nuts) are grown in the Riverland. It's all the sunshine… Banrock Station Wine and Wetland Centre: The centre has rejuvenated the surrounding wetlands to attract birds. There are pelicans, black swans, blue-winged shovelers and rare white-eyed ducks for you to see. Take a walk on the boardwalk around the wetlands. Relax on the deck at the cellar door and café. Riverland food and wine: The Riverland is known as the engine room of Australia's wine industry. It has a reputation for premium and boutique wines. Visit cellar doors at Hardy's, Berri Estates (the southern hemisphere's largest winery and distillery) and Angove's. Taste stone fruit, citrus and almonds at roadside produce stalls throughout the region. Pickup a copy of the Riverland Wine and Food Trail Map at local visitor information centres. Canoeing in the Riverland: Paddle a canoe into the backwaters of the Murray River at the Loch Luna Game Reserve or Katarapko Creek in the Murray River National Park. It's an easy paddle and suitable for children. Pick up a canoe trail brochure at local visitor information centres. Golfing greats: There are five top quality golf courses within 25 minutes of each other. The Riverland's endless sunshine makes the links lush and great to play all year round. You'll find these courses in Waikerie, Barmera, Berri, Loxton and Renmark. Overland Corner Hotel: Quench your thirst at one of South Australia's most quirky historic hotels. The Overland Corner Hotel was built in 1859 and was originally an isolated frontier pub, frequented only by cattlemen driving cattle between South Australia and New South Wales. It includes a museum, nearby mines and a cemetery with resident ghosts. Visitor Information Centres can give you m
Burra is one of the most beautifully preserved towns in South Australia. This former copper mining town is listed on the National Estate Register and also declared a State Heritage Area. Today you can explore the town using Burra's Heritage Passport Trail. Armed with a charming little guidebook and your own key which you collect from the Burra Visitor Information Centre, you'll drive past 49 fascinating sites and learn why Burra was once South Australia's copper central. The 11 kilometre route includes Redruth Gaol, the Monster Mine and "Creek Street", where 1600 people lived in dugouts along the riverbank. The Heritage Passport Trail also provides access to three museums throughout the town, all with fantastic interpretation. Burra is also a great place to look for art and antiques. Don't miss Thorogoods of Burra, a boutique cider brewery. You'll also find walking trails, a golf club, bike hire, accommodation and more. The great Burra Jinker holds pride of place in Market Square. It was once pulled by some 40 bullocks, four abreast. Straining to the vivid exhortations of six bullock drivers under the leadership of William Woollacott, they hauled the massive jinker for three months, on a 100 mile journey from Adelaide. In April 2001 the Jinker was included in the BankSA Heritage Icons List. Burra began with the discovery of copper in 1845, by shepherds Thomas Pickett and William Streair. A number of townships soon developed - the South Australian Mining Association town of Kooringa, plus Redruth (Cornish) Aberdeen (Scottish) Llywchwr (Welsh) and Hampton (English). By 1851, the settlement now collectively known as Burra had a population of 5,000, second only to Adelaide with a population of 18,000. After the closure of the Monster Mine in 1877, the town became a service centre for an extensive agricultural and pastoral area. Less than half an hour's drive from Burra you can explore the Mongolata Goldfield, part of which is still operating. You can picnic at Burra Creek G
Once you arrive in Millicent, a trip to the Millicent Visitor Information Centre is a must. The centre provides extensive, up-to-date information on the region, souvenirs, local arts, crafts, maps, internet access and local publications. The centre also holds many displays and exhibitions, as well as being the entrance to the award-winning Living History Museum. The award winning Living History Museum evolved around an old school house and has over twenty, beautifully restored horse-drawn vehicles. It is the largest collection in South Australia. Also included in the fantastic museum is the Shipwreck Room, a display replica of Aboriginal Rock Art unique to the district, a T-class locomotive and the exciting new interactive display of South East Drainage. Whilst in Millicent, visit Lake McIntyre, a reclaimed quarry that has become a natural wonderland for birds and native wildlife. It's a terrific spot to stop for a family picnic and take a walk through the native foliage. Off in the distance, you can see the Woakwine Wind Farms - the largest wind farm development in the Southern Hemisphere. Well worth a closer look, the Woakwine Range Wind Farm Drive takes you right to the base of these engineering wonders, as they generate power for the national grid. The drive also encompasses fantastic attractions, such as Vistara Trout Farm, which has fresh fish, tours and other local produce for sale. Lake Bonney, South Australia's largest fresh water lake and Canunda National Park, South Australia's second largest coastal park, stretches 40 kilometres from Southend to Carpenter Rocks. This park is a four-wheel driver's delight, encompassing spectacular walking trails, boardwalks and lookouts. It has splendid panoramic views of the lakes, costal environment and wildlife. Other local attractions include the Tantanoola Caves.
Maslin Beach in the Fleurieu Peninsula has been called one of the prettiest beaches in South Australia. Maiintained in almost pristine condition, the southern end of Maslin Beach has the distinction of being South Australia's first legal nudist beach. Its high cliffs provide a great picnic spot or sunset viewing. Maslin Beach is some 3 kilometres long, and nude sunbathing and swimming is only allowed in part of the beach. See more of the Fleurieu Peninsula – a coastal playground famed for its laidback lifestyle, beach breaks for surfers of all levels of experience, and top fishing spots. It's a paradise for divers and snorkellers, with dramatic shipwrecks and stunning marine life, including the famed Leafy Seadragon. Enjoy some of the best produce and vineyards in Australia. The Fleurieu Peninsula is home to some prestigious winemaking regions, including McLaren Vale. The history of winemaking in this region goes all the way back to 1842, and it consistently produces some of the best drops you'll ever taste. There's also national parks, golf courses, top quality cuisine and more.
Black Point boasts one of the most gorgeous stretches of coastline anywhere in South Australia. Traditional weekend 'shacks' were the first to find this little piece of heaven and now sit alongside some stunning new beach houses that line the bay. With no roads in between, the only thing between you and the water is the white sandy beach. The point juts into the water creating a safe beach with no rips, making it a popular destination for families and holiday makers. Black Point offers a relaxing lifestyle revolving around fishing, swimming, sailing, boating, crabbing and beach activities. Black Point offers absolute beach front accommodation with plenty of option available from a basic beach shack to luxury self-contained holiday homes or there is a small caravan park located on the cliff top overlooking the bay. There are also several beach access points for day trippers. Black Point is centrally located on the eastern coast of Yorke Peninsula, which is home to fantastic beachside towns, premier surfing destinations, heritage sites, great restaurants and more. Why not make Black Point your base as you explore this delightful region of South Australia? Once a nineteenth century quarantine station, Black Point is now one of the most prized pieces of real estate in South Australia. With around 150 'shacks' lining the beachfront, and a plentiful crabbing and fishing ground at your doorstep, Black Point has certainly turned its fortunes around in the last 200 years.
Mannum Situated just 84 kilometres from Adelaide, Mannum is the birthplace of the famous Murray River paddle-steamers. This historic town retains strong links to its romantic river past. Today, Mannum boasts a bustling main street full of antique, craft, bric-a-brac and general retail outlets. There's also a huge range of eating options, from a scrumptious bakery, to cafes, hotels and numerous restaurants. Murray Bridge A thriving hub and the largest South Australian town on the Murray River, Murray Bridge is 80 kilometres east of Adelaide on the South Eastern Freeway. This bustling river city is less than an hour's drive from Adelaide and is a similar distance from the Barossa Valley and Fleurieu Peninsula. Attractions include river cruises, a wildlife park, historic buildings, adventure playground and more. Swan Reach Swan Reach is a great place for travellers to stop and enjoy some good old-fashioned Murraylands hospitality when driving between the Barossa and Riverland. A visit to the hotel is a must, with sweeping views of the mighty Murray River from its prominent location perched on top of golden cliffs. Spectacular scenery can be found at Big Bend. It boasts the tallest cliffs anywhere along the entire length of the Murray River. Tailem Bend On the banks of the Murray River, Tailem Bend is 100 kilometres from Adelaide. The town is a major road and rail junction with three highways – the Dukes, the Princes and the Mallee - all converging east of Tailem Bend. The nearby Coorong National Park is one of South Australia's most spectacular. Scenic views can be enjoyed from many vantage points and a number of handy tracks allow conventional vehicles easy access to many major features on the mainland side. Wellington Sitting at the junction of the Murray River and Lake Alexandrina, Wellington boasts one of the oldest working hotels in South Australia. The small town of Jervois is located on the main Wellington to Murray Bridge road and is home to a thriving dairy
Discover the vast interior of the outback. Feel the red earth beneath your feet. See the sunrise over the Flinders Ranges and let the morning light wake you. Escape from the city lights and travel north to South Australia's outback. It's about a 200 kilometre drive from Adelaide. If you don't want to drive, try a guided tour. Air and bus services operate between Adelaide and Port Augusta. The Flinders Ranges is South Australia's largest mountain range. Its iconic natural amphitheatre, Wilpena Pound, is a rough diamond in a vast landscape. As one of Australia's most recognised outback destinations, the Flinders Ranges is the perfect base for exploring the outdoors. Learn about the outback's Aboriginal history by following the self-drive Aboriginal Dreaming Trail. See 5000 year old cave wall paintings at Arkaroo Rock. Visit rock carvings at Chambers Gorge. Try the cultural tour of Lake Eyre and the Oodnadatta Track. You will learn about the Adnyamathanha people, bush medicines and taste "bush tucker". If you travel down the 620 kilometre Oodnadatta Track, stop at Lake Eyre. In the middle of the desert, it's the largest lake in Australia but only fills with water occasionally. At other times, it becomes a giant salt pan, stretching across 9,500 kilometres. Escape the heat at Coober Pedy and head underground. This outback town is the opal capital of the world and is also famous for its dugout homes. Due to the searing temperatures above ground, (it often averages over 40 degrees Celsius in summer), many homes are carved into the hillside. Stay at one of the underground hotels. "Noodle" (fossick) for opals. Play golf at night with glowing golf balls on a desert course. Put on your bushwalking boots and venture into Arkaroola Wilderness Sanctuary. Hike to mountain top ridges for spectacular views of the land below. With 610 square kilometres of wilderness to cover, see more in a short space of time by taking a four wheel drive tour (4WD). Arkaroola's granite peaks, gorges and w
One of the fastest growing regional centres in Australia, Mount Barker is the retail hub of the Adelaide Hills. Mount Barker is also a town rich in history. The Mount Barker Council Heritage Walk offers an insight into the history of the town, taking in the heritage buildings of Murray Street and Auchendarroch, built in 1878 by prominent South Australian Robert Barr Smith as the family's summer residence. Restored to its former glory, it is now part of the Wallis entertainment complex. Looming over the town is Mount Barker Summit, which has excellent views of the surrounding area. The Mount Barker Summit Scenic Drive takes in the Summit Conservation Park as well as the Laratinga Wetlands, where there is a good linear walk. Families will enjoy a visit to Keith Stephenson Park, which has picnic facilities and South Australia's largest skate park. Mount Barker is also the home of Steamranger - a vintage steam-powered train that travels to Strathalbyn, Goolwa and Victor Harbor - and a tree-lined 18-hole golf course. And more recently, the town has become known as the home of leading natural skincare company Jurlique. Pubs, restaurants, petrol stations, supermarkets and speciality shops can all be found here, as well as sporting facilities, a hospital and several banks.
What is your idea of the real South Australia? Explorers, dreamers and legends? You'll find what you're looking for in the Flinders Ranges and South Australian outback. The land is a country of thick, gnarled gum trees, growing alongside stony creeks. There are ruins of farms left by pioneers, beaten back by the harsh landscape. The Flinders Ranges is an ancient and unique part of the world. It is where you'll find Australians who live hundreds of kilometres from their nearest neighbour. They wait for the twice-weekly delivery of mail and goods from the outside world, brought by a postman and the few lucky tourists accompanying them. There are magnificent mountains, glowing red in the sunset, with caps of lichen covered rocks and razored edges. Feel part of nature with emus and kangaroos passing by your campsite. Experience the peace and darkness at night in the bush. Wedge-tailed eagles soar above the horizon as you tackle the deep, red sand and spinifex of the Simpson Desert or Strzelecki Track. The eyes of the desert lizards will watch, as you stop to see the beauty of Lake Eyre in flood. Feel the burr of the cattle grids under the wheels of your car and mark your journey across this wilderness. Waterholes and narrow gorges of red rock hide yellow-footed rock wallabies and tiny Lake Eyre dragons. Walk, explore and watch. Listen to Dreamtime stories under the shade of gumtrees. It's vast, ancient and seemingly empty. It is full of adventures and a world far removed from any modern city. There's the strange beauty of the giant, natural amphitheatre, Wilpena Pound and the siren call of the opal fields. It's like stepping into a different world.
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London 2012 Olympics: Loving Nike's Liberty of London Track Shoe
Written on August 3, 2012 at 5:02 pm , by Jenna Autuori
With the start of the 2012 London track and field events today, Nike has unveiled its latest addition to their already awesome array of Olympic gear to hit London. The Liberty x Nike Zoom Victory Elite is a sweet track spike decked out in a floral motif, combining the iconic silhouette first introduced in 1960 and the new FlyWire technology of today's innovation. If you're wondering what that is, FlyWire technology looks like strategically placed filaments that function like cables and offer support exactly where it's needed on the upper of your shoe. And the threaded outsole will help minimize weight and maximize support, everything you want when you're hitting the pavement. (The Nike FlyKnit Trainer+ are the bright yellow kicks you've been seeing all over the podium on Team USA!)
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Can shoes like this make me faster? Actually, probably a bit. Even if they aren't made with magical powers, they could make me feel like an Olympian and what's better than that? Go USA!
Continue catching all the latest Olympic news this weekend when track and field events finally ramp up! You know I'll be watching. Follow me on Twitter at @FITNESSjenna to catch updates and times on all the big events.
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|It's that season again for the propagation of that beautiful shrub, Edgeworthia chrysantha. I have tried many times to root cuttings by the methods offered in the literature without any luck whatsoever. If anyone has been successful in root induction of this plant, I will VERY much appreciate hearing from you. And for you who are not familiar with this jewel, you should avail yourself of the services of a good library or perhaps the Internet.
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- Posted by ncdirtdigger (My Page) on Tue, Jan 27, 09 at 20:47
|I checked in my copy of 'The Reference Manual of Woody Plant Propagation' by M. Dirr and C. Heuser, Jr and they make no reference to this plant, sorry.
|I have not tried rooting cuttings from the several growing in my yard. Love this shrub! Before giving up suggest that you do a search here on this Forum for my several postings on the "Toothpick Technique". This method really should be tried. I have found it to be the most reliable and easiest for woody plants, especially difficult to root ones.
|It's a great plant, and well worth propagating, if the technique can be mastered. I haven't tried it yet, but I'd use the same plan as for Daphne, since it's a relative - semi-ripe cuttings in mid - late summer with mist, if you have that capability. I have a small plant of the red-flowered variety that I received last fall, but it's not looking real hopeful right now; I'm keeping my fingers crossed.
- Posted by yiorges-z5il (My Page) on Thu, Jan 29, 09 at 8:43
|This plant is sometimes known as "Paper Bush" A tip cutting of firm new growth is used... apply 0.3% IBA (note strength of rooting hormone) rooting time 25-60 days so misting is necessary & bottom heat is helpful
|I too have asked this very question and the answer from the experts at Clemson University say it is difficult or near impossible to propagate from cuttings. The only way they know of getting more plants is to dig around the base of the plant and retrieve suckering growth with as much roots attached as possible then pot it up and grow for a year in a protected area.
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Hey Kerry, With Sid The Kid back tonight, did you ever ref a game that's had this much anticipation (a player's return, etc.)? I'm sure Sid, the Penguins and even the Isles are a bit nervous tonight, but how would you think the officials feel? Kenrick,Vancouver
The entire hockey world has sat on the sidelines in hopeful anticipation of Sidney Crosby's long awaited return to action. Selfishly, we have held our breath in fear that we might never see this great player perform on NHL ice after suffering the devastation of post-concussion syndrome. Personally, I applaud Sidney and his handlers for delaying any return to action until they were confident that the healing process was complete. Finally, he's back.
The 'breath holding' will continue however every time that Sidney goes into a hard area on the ice or absorbs a body check. Is this young man just one hit away from the end of a glorious career such as Marc Savard and others experienced?
Questions abound as to how his opponents are going to play against him? I don't think there is one player within the game that wants to be known as the guy that ended Sidney Crosby's career. I saw that kind of fear in the eyes of Scott Stevens in Game 7 of the 2000 Eastern Conference Final when he laid out Eric Lindros with a head rattling hit as Eric crossed the blue line with his head down.
Sidney too, will be hit as I don't expect his opponents to take a "softer" approach in the way they play against him - after all, this superstar is a game-breaker that can make people look bad even when they check Sid closely. I anticipate the special attention befitting his superstar status will continue. We can only hope that any form of body contact will be clean and within the rules. More importantly we hope that his body (and brain) will sustain the impact. You can bet that Sidney Crosby's teammates will be quick to shield their captain and respond to any liberties opponents might consider taking. The referees will also be on high alert and have their radar dialed up whenever No. 87 steps over the boards. The refs will naturally feel some added pressure to make sure nothing is missed.
Kenrick, I think "excitement" is the emotion to best describe what players, officials and fans alike will feel upon Sid The Kid's return tonight as opposed to nervousness. Adrenalin will be flowing through Sidney's veins that will spill over and create positive energy felt by all game participants. There will be a buzz in the Pittsburgh arena tonight that will give new meaning to the CONSOL Energy Center naming rights.
There have been several games over the years that have been much anticipated. I don't believe any have captured the attention of the hockey world such as Sidney Crosby's return tonight. The 'Sidney Watch' has been going on for over 10 months as he struggled with concussion like symptoms. The game will be rewarded with his return tonight.
As I drove with my NHL Old-Timers' Tour colleagues in the van this morning from Medicine Hat to Lethbridge, Alberta for a charity game tonight, I posed your question to them Kenrick. We shared individual stories of games that reminded each of us (to some degree at least) of what will take place tonight in Pittsburgh.
I refereed Eric Lindros' first game in the NHL after a one year delay to the start of his 13 season NHL career after being selected first overall pick by the Quebec Nordiques in the 1991 Draft. The Big 'E' refused to play in the NHL until a trade could be arranged by Quebec. Philadelphia won the Lindros sweepstakes and the hockey world watched with much anticipation as the player tagged The Next One stepped on NHL ice for his first game. My father even flew in from Canada to watch Lindros in this first game.
Even though it was just a pre-season game, the long awaited day had finally arrived. What made the game even more interesting was the fact that the Flyers' opponents in the Spectrum that night were the same Quebec Nordiques that Eric refused to play for.
Theo Fleury felt the emotion that Sidney will experience tonight as he attempted to make a comeback with Calgary Flames in 2009 after a six-year absence from the NHL. His first exhibition game in Calgary is something he remembers to this day.
Always a fan favourite in Calgary this little guy with the gifted scoring touch and hear of a lion received a standing ovation upon his return that night and was cheered each time he touched the puck. Theo would save his best for when it counted the most.
With the score tied in overtime and the Flames on the power play Olli Jokinen appeared to score the game winning goal just as the horn sound and no time left on the clock. The goal didn't count so a shootout would be needed to determine the outcome.
Theo told us, "Their first two guys missed I was second shooter for us. I went in and scored and the place went absolutely nuts. I thought the roof was about to come off the Saddledome. My goal in the shootout won the game for us. My wife told me she saw grown men crying in their seats. When you've played in lots of big games the emotion, the adrenalin takes over. It was like I was skating in slow motion." We work out our whole life to play every day. When you can't or it's taken from you like Sidney has experienced, it gets very frustrating. Sid was born to do this. I know exactly how he will feel tonight and I believe he will be the best player on the ice."
Theo Fleury, Billy Smith and Jimmy Mann both mentioned Mario Lemieux's comeback game against the Leafs on December 27, 2000 to end his 3 1/2 year retirement along with Wayne Gretzky's first game back in Edmonton following his trade to the Los Angeles Kings as much anticipated returns.
Even though Ron Duguay was still a couple of years away from becoming the New York Rangers' top draft pick (13th overall) in 1977, Ron, as a Rangers television broadcast analyst, still hears about the night that Eddie Giacomin returned to Madison Square Garden for the first time after being claimed off waivers on Oct. 29, 1975 by the Detroit Red Wings.
Ranger fans didn't have to wait long in anticipation of Eddie Giacomin's return to Madison Square Garden ice. Two days later the Red Wings played at MSG and Giacomin made his debut in goal for his new team. Ron Duguay said that Eddie Giacomin was so beloved by Ranger fans that he received the longest standing ovation ever by the Ranger faithful. They were also so angered by the move that the majority of the fans in attendance at that game were cheering for the visiting Detroit Red Wings. Duguay went on to say that tears were evident streaming down the cheeks of Eddie Giacomin with the ovation and chants throughout the entire game of, "E-D-D-I-E, E-D-D-I-E!" In Pittsburgh, around the NHL and throughout the entire hockey community I believe there will be the odd tear of joy shed for Sidney Crosby's return. Not only is Sid, "The Face of The Game," but as Theo stated best, "Sid was born to do this." Stay safe, my friend.
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f News Opinion PJ Signature Sports V Veteran's Day Tuition lllHKffllh Metaphore Weber i at Weber increases WWr see page 6 spikes I see page 2 see page 4 v 'jL M' lS U " ' I, j nnml..Lr. , )l889J mwAPg I !989 I I page 8 j Monday, Nov. 14, 1988 Celebrating the Weber State College Centennial vol. 49, No 22 Board of Hegents impose 9 percent tuition increase By Reva Smith Editor-in-Chief It's official. Effective school year 1989 90, tuition's going up another nine percent thanks to the Utah State Board of Regents. ASWSC President Stephanie Jessen, along with studentbody presidents from other Utah higher education institutions, met with the Board of Regents for four hours Friday to discuss the impending increase. "We really stirred some things up," said Jessen. "We told them students can't afford more tuition. They're already doing their share." . According to Jessen, the increase is needed to give teacher's a salary raise. "This year we have got to fund salaries, or we're going to lose our best faculty." The Board had originally requested tuition increases of 8 percent for 2-year colleges, 10 percent for 4-year colleges, and 12 percent for universities. Jessen said the studentbody presidents convinced the Board to reduce that to 7 percent for 2-year colleges, 9 percent for 4-year colleges and universities. "The students in this state have an incredible amount of power. This is just one example of how we can influence the Regents," said Jessen. Jessen said a task force will be formed composed of students and Regents, "so that we don't have to go through this every year." The task force will have the task of designing better ways to deal wi th these problems other than a yearly tuition increase. Student health care suffers cuts (CPS) Students around the country soon may pay as much as 30 percent more for their campus health insurance, or may not be able to get health insurance at all, because some colleges are violating federal discrimination laws. The U. S. Department of Education's Office of Civil Rights (OCR) sent letters to the presidents of 3 ,300 campuses last month, informing them their student health insurance plans may violate federal sex discrimination laws. The reason, OCR spokesman Garry Curran said, is that, under most college plans, women end up paying more for health insurance than men because they pay extra for maternity care or because campuses don't offer maternity care. More than 1,100 students have complained about the situation formally to the OCR, Curran said. At issue is a law Title DC of the Education Amendments of 1972 which forbids campuses that get federal funds to discriminate on the basis of gender. "Many colleges and insurers are not aware of their legal requirements under Title IX," said Jcanette Lim, chief of OCR's post-secondary education branch, at a September conference on the issue. "Many student health insurance policies either exclude maternity care or offer maternity care at an increased premium," the letter to college presidents stated. "Both provisions treat pregnancy different from other temporary disabilities, and violate the Title IX regulation. "Pregnancy, childbirth, false pregnancy, termination of pregnancy (excluding abortion) and recovery therefrom must be treated in the same manner and under the same policies as any other temporary disability," the letter continued. Lim emphasized that Title IX does not require schools to offer insurance to their students, but, if they do, they must offer the same plan to everyone at the same cost. Educators and insurers at the conference predicted the letter could spark big changes for students. Stephen Blom, executive director of the American College Health Association, estimated that insurance premiums could rise as much as 30 percent when pregnancy benefits are added. Some schools, he added, may just eliminate their insurance plans rather than expanding them to comply with Title IX. "A very small percentage have," said (see HEALTH on page 2) HINTS OF WINTER surround the Weber State campus. (The Signpost photo: Scott Summed!!) 1
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July 4th weekend, M & K got to participate in another one of the San Diego Symphony's amazing concerts. The Symphony kicked off their Summer Pops concert series with their Star Spangled Pops concert weekend, featuring patriotic songs, guest soloists from past seasons of American Idol, and fireworks over the bay. The outdoor concerts were at the beautiful Embarcadero park, and each night was more fun than the next. We had amazing weather, so perfect and cool without being too cold. The audiences were packed with people picnicking and camping out to get the best seats - some people even boated over and hung out by the shore to hear the music!
Beautiful setting, isn't it? That's the Coronado bridge you can see in the background, there. We had a few lovely sunsets, which were likely nicer for us than for the audience, as we had our backs to the bright setting sun and simply got the nice view of the tinted clouds and sky. Singing with the San Diego Master Chorale, we had the best of both worlds, really - we got to sit on stage the whole time, so even when we weren't singing rousing or beautiful songs for America, we were listening to the Symphony and to the soloists, David Hernandez and Lakisha Jones, who both blew us away with their professionalism and their voices. K got to snag a photo with David, who was very nice and very complimentary of the Master Chorale, saying his favorite number that we did was Hymn to the Fallen - a gorgeous, haunting piece you may recognize from Saving Private Ryan.
All of the pieces we performed were crowd-pleasers, but none more so than the traditional Battle Hymn of the Republic. Although M & K love the arrangement used by the Furman Singers and felt this one paled in comparison, it's impossible for us to hear the song and not be stirred by happy memories of college singing, and it was neat to make a new memory with the same song. Plus, the crowd's reaction when a giant American flag was raised behind us during the final chorus was awesome. It is always good to get a healthy dose of patriotism and we got a sizable helping that weekend!


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The Capitals have acquired minor-league defenseman Chay Genoway from the Minnesota Wild in exchange for a conditional seventh-round pick in 2014.
Genoway, 26, will join Washington's AHL affiliate, the Hershey Bears. An undrafted free agent out of North Dakota, he signed with Minnesota in 2011 just days after leading the Fighting Sioux to the Frozen Four that April. He was team captain for that prestigious college program as a junior and a senior.
The Morden, Manitoba native stands just 5-foot-9 and 177 pounds. But at the AHL level, Genoway has flashed some offensive skill with 55 points in 125 games, including four goals and 15 assists this season. He played for the Houston Aeros, Minnesota's AHL affiliate. He appeared in one NHL game with the Wild. According to Michael Russo, the Minnesota Tribune's Wild beat writer, that organization made the move in part to create contract room for possible trade deadline moves and to create space on the AHL roster.
Later in the day Washington acquired forward Nicolas Deschamps, another player destined for Herhsey. Deschamps, 23, had seven goals and nine assists for the Toronto Marlies this season – the AHL affiliate for the Toronto Maple Leafs. He had three goals and nine assists in 17 Calder Cup playoff games last spring alone. The 6-1, 182-pound winger was a second-round draft pick in 2008 by the Anaheim Ducks. In return, Washington sent defenseman Kevin Marshall to the Maple Leafs. The Caps had acquired Marshall last February from Philadelphia for forward Matt Ford.
Adding the two contracts gives Washington 48 signed players in the organization with prospects Filip Forsberg and Tom Wilson, who have signed entry-level deals but are playing in Sweden and junior hockey in Canada respectively, not counting yet against that total. No team is allowed more than 50.
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Charles Akre's Akre Capital Management has filed its 13F for the fourth quarter of 2012, disclosing many of its long equity positions as of the end of December. We have been tracking 13F filings from hedge funds and other notable investors to build our database of filings, which can then be used to help find investments that are likely to beat the market based on historical trends. For example, the most popular small cap stocks among hedge funds tend to be good picks; our list of these stocks from our newsletter beat the S&P 500 index by 18 percentage points between September and January (read more about our hedge fund strategies). Of course a more basic way to use 13Fs is to review a fund's top stock picks and see if they are worthy of further research. Here are our thoughts on Akre's five largest holdings going into 2013 (compare these top picks to those in previous filings):
The fund's top pick was Mastercard (NYSE: MA) with Akre reporting a position of about 340,000 shares. The credit card company reported a 10% increase in revenue last quarter compared to the fourth quarter of 2011, and earnings were up as well (though at a rate that is not likely to continue). Mastercard was one of the most popular services stocks among hedge funds in the third quarter of 2012. However, the trailing earnings multiple is quite high at 24 and we think that other credit card stocks, including Capital One Financial and Discover Financial Services might be better value prospects.
Akre owned 1.7 million shares of American Tower (NYSE: AMT) at the end of December. American Tower operates as a real estate investment trust, giving the company a favorable tax status as long as it distributes a large share of its income to shareholders. While this setup often results in high yields, American Tower's dividend yield is not very high at just over 1%. Billionaire Ken Griffin's Citadel Investment Group more than tripled the size of its position in the stock during the third quarter and closed September with 2.1 million shares in its portfolio.
The fund also liked Moody's (NYSE: MCO), adding shares over the course of the fourth quarter of the year. Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway had over $1 billion invested in Moody's at the end of September (find Buffett's favorite stocks). Moody's trades at 15 times trailing earnings, and has been experiencing strong growth; analyst estimates for the next several years imply a five-year PEG ratio of 0.9. With the stock not particularly expensive and performance strong it might be worth considering.
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Pros: This car is the direct competitor for the Honda Civic Si. The difference is the tC runs on regular unleaded, and the Honda requires the expensive hi-test fuel. The performance is about equal to the Si Civic, since I tested both cars before deciding. The Civic was more flashy, with gimicky dashboard lights, which costs about $3,000 more. No thanks, keep your Hondas! The tC has typical Toyota reliability, which is excellent. Fuel mileage is 33 on the highway and 27 in town, again regular unleaded, yeah! The interior is geared toward performance, because the car is designed for handling and accelleration. The seats hold the driver and passenger well while cornering hard. This is performance!
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• In a diverse environment of vendors and carriers, interoperability is critical, and Tata is working with its partners to address this. For example, Tata has announced a commitment to deliver multiscreen interoperability between Cisco, Tandberg, and other third-party systems by releasing its Telepresence Interoperability Protocol (TIP) as an open standard. This open standard is a good start for the video industry, but there is much more work to be done in providing the full interoperability that is required by enterprises.
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• Tata was one of the first telcos to partner with other telepresence exchange operators to enable inter-carrier connections. Its GMX alliance partnership program allows Tata's partners to offer global B2B services beyond their home markets. All customers on the GMX can dial into the partners' home markets for extended reach.
• The Intercarrier Exchange connects rooms on the networks of Tata Communications' Inter-Exchange partners, BT and Telefonica, and the National Lamda Rail network, which links leading U.S. universities. These telcos have taken advantage of their video conferencing experience to drive the managed telepresence market globally, and are now relying on this partnership with Tata to extend reach and further drive intercompany video.
• Tata was the first company to offer public rooms, which are extended through partnerships with local telcos and hotel groups, such as the Taj Hotel Resorts and Palaces and Starwood Hotels.
• Tata also has a partnership with GetThere, a global provider of travel and collaboration management solutions, to provide access to public and private telepresence rooms for GetThere's customers who want to meet virtually. This partnership helps to promote adoption of the technology and extends the geographical coverage of the platform beyond the corporate network. A global network of public rooms may give MNCs (multinational corporations) a better range of options and help them to justify the investment.
• Other partnerships include Amex, which integrates telepresence services as an option within its existing travel planning portfolio. Telepresence is integrated into its virtual meetings solution, and public suites are available at various locations including some Marriott, Starwood, and Taj hotels. According to Amex, "The virtual meeting exchange platform is currently available through an offline reservation desk and is expected to be available online in 2011."
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• At this stage, Tata does not disclose figures about the services revenue or number of active customers. However, the increasing number of partners joining its GMX alliance and the growing number of customers are clear signs that the strategy is paying off. Recent customer contracts include:
– Car manufacturer PSA Peugeot Citroen: private telepresence rooms. Tata says it is the first car manufacturer to use a high-definition, virtual collaboration tool to connect its research and development facility with its executive offices around the world, reducing time for product development through better collaboration. Five rooms installed across three locations: France (3), Brazil (1) and China (1).
– Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide: public telepresence rooms. Starwood now has a total of eight public telepresence rooms available globally across seven locations in Germany (2), France (1), Canada (1), United States (1), Australia (1), and Kuwait (1).
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