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Happy Birthday Dskip. Dont ask me how i missed this one almost a year late
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Actually nothing wrong with starting the celebration a month early (or 11 mo late). Happy B'day!
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Happy B-day.....I'll make sure I eat my portion of beans before walking past your house.
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What Mark Zuckerberg's Facebook selloff really meansDecember 19, 2013: 3:00 PM ET
Facebook is clearly tipping its hand today, saying that its stock is overvalued and the company isn't going to perform as well as the market believes it will.
By Cyrus Sanati
FORTUNE -- Mark Zuckerberg, founder and CEO of Facebook, will sell 41.4 million shares worth of stock in the company, worth $2.3 billion, to pay a tax bill, the company said. He apparently incurred the tax liability when he exercised the option to buy 60 million class B shares, which carries 10 times the voting power of Class A shares, the kind sold to schlubs like us.
This will reduce Zuck's voting power from 58.8% to 56.1%, so he is still king of the hill in Menlo Park.
Now, Zuck selling Facebook shares is the headline everyone is talking about, but that's really just the side story here. In my view, the real story is that Zuck's sale is part of a new public offering by Facebook (FB) of some 70 million Class A shares. Of that total, Zuck is contributing 41.35 million shares (the proceeds of which go to the IRS or whatever), while Facebook (the company) is offering 27 million shares, which is dilutive to existing shareholders.
The company says it plans on using the money (roughly $1.5 billion) from its portion of the share sale "for working capital and other general corporate purposes."
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Excuse me? "General corporate purposes?" So Facebook is saying it is diluting its shareholders today (stock is down 2% this morning) to raise money so it can, well, essentially keep the lights on? Didn't the company just get a big chunk of money by going public, like, a year ago?
This is disturbing on many levels. We all know that Facebook is seeing a decline in users and that it isn't as "cool" as it once was among teens. Nevertheless, the company is making money. In fact it made $625 million in the third quarter of this year off of $2 billion in revenue. That isn't bad at all; in fact, it blew analysts' expectations away, who were expecting a more modest number on the revenue side. As a result, Facebook's shares soared. Overall, they have doubled this year as people anticipate stronger profit growth as the social network expands into mobile advertising.
Facebook seems to be delivering and making money, making this whole share sale all the more odd. What could Facebook be needing so badly that it was willing to dilute its shareholders? I don't claim to know what's going on inside Menlo Park, but sitting here from New York, I can tell you that this sort of behavior is a red flag to investors.
Put simply, this would only make sense if Facebook believes its shares are overvalued. Facebook declined to offer comment for this story.
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Why? First, debt is cheap -- very cheap. There is no excuse to be selling shares to raise cash in this environment, especially if you are supposedly a "growing" company like Facebook. If they did a debt offering, it would undoubtedly be oversubscribed, meaning that they could probably get away with paying little to no interest -- basically, free money. Furthermore, I am sure any bank would love to give the company cash in exchange for a piece of whatever investment banking deals they end up doing. Forget about the tax shields and all that other stuff -- these points alone are enough to make this share sale look suspect.
So Facebook is clearly tipping its hand today. They are saying that their stock is overvalued and, as such, the company isn't going to perform as well as the market believes it will. Luckily, Facebook came out with a "dislike" button this week. I just pressed it.


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Audio Note at T.H.E. Show (CES) 2011. A new $152,000.00 DAC that was very fast and a little too aggressive for our ears with the decay. In the back corner there is a new version of the TT2 turntable. You will be able to get it in a finish matching the speakers, except piano gloss. $3,000.00. It sounded very nice.
A top the new TT2 turntable is an Audio Note designed tone arm. AN didn't much like the new Rega that would have been paired with this table so they made their own. Made in Austria it is machined from a solid piece of aluminum. $2,000.00 price tag. The whole new table and arm is very sexy and modern without being cheesy and gimmicky looking. (I'll try to get a better photo of the two later.)
The Dominance – $40,000.00 – A well tamed beast that is just waiting to explode. At least that is the impression I got. Not as linear as some audiophiles would like. We noticed we could talk easily with the volume at a reasonable level. But when the time came to turn it up and hear the 15inch woofers roar – it was thunderous. I'd love to hear these with better backing electronics. This is a new step for Zu. The resolution of the Dominance is well above anything they have. Of course so is the price. On a live blues number we listened to (I actually spend about 45min in the room auditioning) I was very surprised at how well it placed the musicians in the stage. Not just left to right, but back and forth as well. The depth these gave to the soundstage is fantastic. Small movements closer and away from the mics where crystal clear. On modern electronica – well the things nearly shook the room apart.
Studio Electric. I've never heard of these (this guy) before. But the Studio Electric Monitor was fantastic. 6.5inch paper cone woofer in a sealed box. Down to 44Hz +/-4db. It took a massive 275W at peak power mosfet hybrid amplifier to drive these properly. It was outstandingly linear and I was stunned at the dynamic range from a sealed box design. Plus they look great and only cost $2,550.00. I want. The silver standers T3 next to it use the same tweeter and woofer but have a sub as well. Cross over design is a bit more relaxed. Easy to listen to at high volumes for long periods of time. And it is a booty shaker.
Usher audio was demoing their floorstanders. Very good sound at a reasonable price. The monitors are what I have my eyes/ears on – but I've yet to hear them. Hopefully later in the show.
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Wendy Smith joined the Loyola College Education Department in 2003. Since then, she has taught a variety of reading courses, both graduate and undergraduate. She became chair of the Teacher Education Department in the fall of 2009. Wendy is an active member of the Loyola College Quilting Guild, has participated in Sophomore Road Trip and multiple diversity reading groups both as a reader and as a leader. Prior to coming to Loyola, Wendy was a Peace Corps Volunteer in South Korea, a special education teacher in rural North Carolina and an assistant professor at the University of Wyoming.
Knott Foundation Grant for Technology in the Clinical Centers (One of many writers on this grant application.)Summer Research Grant: What's the Story? Adoptive Parents' Reactions to Books on Adoption, Awarded spring 2007 for summer 2007Year of the City Grant: Retrospective on Children's Book Authors, Spring 2006 (Awarded fall 2006)Junior Sabbatical: Professional Development Schools in Maryland, awarded December 2006 (for fall 2007)
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Smith-D'Arezzo, W. M. (2011). Professional development schools: How collaborative are mandated PDSs in the state of Maryland? National Teacher Education Journal.
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Smith-D'Arezzo, W. M. and Moore-Thomas, C. (2010). Children's perceptions of peers with disabilities. Teaching Exceptional Children Plus, 6(3), Article 2.
Smith-D'Arezzo, W. M. and Thompson, S.A. (2009). Topics of stress and abuse in children's literature for intermediate readers. International Journal of Education, 1, 1-19.
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Characters with disabilities in children's literature: Recognizing our similarities through diversity. University of Wyoming.
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Earlier this summer, we showed off Tom Spina Designs' handiwork, with a King Kong-inspired home theater collection. Now, it looks as if they've gone over to the Dark Side.
The company just debuted its latest project, a crop of three-dimensional wall tiles designed to look like the Death Star. According to Tom Spina Designs, the client wanted the look and feel of being on a starship. Think Darth Vader didn't command the coolest spacecraft ever constructed?
Tom Spina Designs built the tiles, which run along the walls like wainscot. A total of 14 master tile sculptures were created, measuring 12-by-12 inches with a depth of 3 to 4 inches on each. The variety gives the walls a bit of a "chunky" appearance, with detail smaller in some spots.
That kind of craftsmanship makes it kind of hard for guests to actually focus on the screen and the main attraction. However, Tom Spina Designs worked in conjunction with Victor Brown, who installed the tiles under the screen and along the lower walls and steps. The company says placing the tiles lower kept things from getting too "over the top." The room includes a whole Star Wars theme, complete with a number of replica mannequins. It seems like maybe they passed being subtle at least a few galaxies ago.
If you feel the Force compelling you to get a little something for your room, Tom Spina Designs offers all kinds of custom-made goodies. In the meantime, check out the company's drool-worthy Death Star creation in the video walkthrough below.Follow Electronic House on Facebook and Twitter.
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Henry A. Gemery, M.A. '77, Ph.D., 1961-2002
Pugh Family Professor of Economics, Emeritus
Hugh J. Gourley III, A.B., April, 1966-2003
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Adel Heinrich, A.Mus.D., 1964-1988
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Jan S. Hogendorn, M.A. '76, Ph.D., 1963-2003
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Professor of Modern Languages [Spanish], Emeritus; Resident Director of Colby in Cuernavaca Program, Emeritus
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Donaldson Koons, M.A. '51, Ph.D., 1947-1982
Dana Professor of Geology, Emeritus
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Associate Professor of German, Emeritus
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Faculty Member without Rank: Reference Librarian, Emeritus
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Crawford Family Professor of Religious Studies, Emeritus
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Professor of English, Emeritus
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Professor of Art, Emeritus
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John J. and Cornelia V. Gibson Professor of History, Emeritus
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Faculty Member without Rank: Director of the Colby Libraries, Emerita
Bradford P. Mundy, M.A. '92, Ph.D., 1992-2003
Miselis Professor of Chemistry, Emeritus
Carl E. Nelson, M.Ed., 1967-1993
Adjunct Professor of Physical Education, Emeritus; Director of Health Services
Stanley A. Nicholson, M.A. '81, Ph.D., 1981-1990
Professor of Economics, Emeritus; Administrative Vice President, Emeritus
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Harold R. Pestana, M.A. '85, Ph.D., 1959-1997
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Professor of History, Emeritus
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Professor of Music, Emeritus
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Professor of Administrative Science, Emerita
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Professor of English, Emerita
Richard C. Sewell, M.A., 1974-2003, 2004-2005
Adjunct Associate Professer of Theater and Dance, Emeritus; Director of Powder and Wig, Emeritus; Irving D. Suss Visiting Guest Artist
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Professor; Dean of the College, Emeritus; College Historian
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Professor of Chemistry, Emeritus
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Professor of English, Emeritus; President, Emeritus
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NEH/Class of 1940 Distinguished Teaching Professor of Humanities, English, Emeritus
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Adjunct Professor of Physical Education and Athletics, Emeritus
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Retta Christie: Retta Christie with David Evans and Dave Frishberg (2010)
Many saxophonists also double on clarinet, some notable examples being Lester Young, Art Pepper and Phil Woods, as well as the converse in Eddie Daniels, Don Byron, and Victor Goines. The two reeds complement one another by informing the performance of a player talented enough to play both. Young, who played a vibrato-less tenor with perfect tonal dimensions, achieved the same with his clarinet. Some of that master's notable clarinet tunes include "Three Little Words" and "I Got Rhythm," from his Kansas City Sessions recorded in September 1938 for Milt Gabler.
On that note, David Evans' clarinet solo on the 1934 Revel/Gordon tune "Did You Ever See a Dream Walking," from Retta Christie with David Evans and Dave Frishberg (Retta Records, 2008), illustrates just how tenor saxophone tonal technique can bleed into a clarinet performance. Evans' tone is bone dry; never rising above the middle register. His solo is tart and mossy, like a rusty nail; pungent and breathy. Retta Christie is the gravy of the performance, while Dave Frishberg's tasteful period piano accents the clarinetist's playing. But it's Evans who ultimately steals the show with his beautifully unselfconscious clarinet work.
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Several upcoming games are bringing war to America soil, so the Trailer Park is updating its passport and getting the heck outta Dodge. We look at a contender for the glossy JRPG crown, an England that can't catch a break when it comes to apocalypses of Hollywood-sized proportions, that same island-nation equating bloodbaths with epic poetry, a trip across the English Channel for a little-known bicycle race in France, and J.J. Abrams' Hawaiian masterpiece getting the digital treatment.
White Knight Story Cinematic Trailer
In Japan, J-pop permeates every square inch of the entertainment culture: Anime, in-store music, commercials, movies, radio shows, TV shows, and of course video games. And I still think it's putrid. (Hey, I hate American bubblegum pop too, and you won't see me apologizing for that either.) Otherwise, every other glistening Japanese RPG stereotype is present and accounted for: Androgynous, spiky-haired protagonist (check); Gundam-sized suits of armor (check); air ships (check); a token cutesy-hybridized-animal-sidekick thingy (check); and epic-sized bad guys that blackout the sky (double-check!) Turn off the volume and you've got some rich-fantasy set pieces, a beauty-pageant roll call, and a game that just might knock an elitist right off their Final Fantasy high-horse.
Hellgate: London E3 2007 Trailer
The narrative script is downright Biblical, and not just in subject matter alone. Fable-driven watercolor paintings interweave with atheistic, neo-medieval knighthood to write an entirely new, dystopian tale of King Arthur's court, backdropped by a entropy-ridden London posing as Hell on Earth. If this is what happens when you mash-up broken ideology with shoot-em-up bang-bang gameplay, then color me a believer.
Beowulf Trailer
Based on Robert Zemeckis' upcoming Beowulf film, this Ubisoft production will hit barbarian shores well ahead of the Conan renaissance. Beowulf's charcoal-burnt skies, greasy real-world fantasy chops, and blades of gory sanguine-soaked arenas are exactly what the hack-and-slash doctor ordered. During its closing arguments, the slow-mo snap, crackle, and pop is corny, but makes no bones about the waist-deep combat system.
Rayman Raving Rabbids 2 Around the World: Tour de France Trailer
These comedic vignettes are brilliant -- and nobody (nobody!) was expecting that near-psychotic last few seconds. All these little guys have to do is scream "Baaaaaaaaaaah!" and it makes any situation 1,000 percent more hilarious. No other game videos out there are even fractionally as funny as these Around the World segments (leading and ending with the Daft Punk song is perfect every time).
Lost Debut Trailer
It's impossible not to arrive at a trailer of ABC's Lost game and not have a lot of personal baggage already loaded. It's likewise impossible to silence all the questions that immediately surface. Will we play the TV show, propelled by Myst-style puzzles? Will it be filled with mini-games like "Hit X Repeatedly To Keep Hurley Away From The Rations"? Can we flash back to Hitman-style scenarios when Jin was working for Sun's father? Will Josh Holloway play a snarky Sawyer, or will he schizophrenically flash over to his recent role in Command and Conquer 3 as an equally snarky Nod Intelligence Officer? But seriously, how will a game present one of the most watched shows on television as refreshed video game material? But finally, is there no end to the TV and movie licenses that Ubisoft will take on?
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Masi presents highlights of McGill's budget for fiscal 2014-2015 to Senate
In light of continued funding uncertainty, McGill must preserve what it has achieved over the last year, Provost Anthony C. Masi told Senate on April 23. His presentation was the last of three updates on McGill's budget planning in the run-up to the Board of Governors' April 29 final approval of the budget for fiscal 2014-2015 (FY2015).Read More →
Graham A.C. Bell elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Prof. Graham A.C. Bell is among the newly elected Foreign Honorary Members of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences for 2014. Established by the Massachusetts legislature in the late 1700s, the Academy is America's oldest and most prestigious learned honorary and independent policy societies. Its book of members reads like a Who's Who of the most renowned scholars, scientists, and politicians from America and abroad – including, George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, Albert Einstein, Alfred Lord Tennyson, Niels Bohr, Winston Churchill and Stephen Hawking, among others.Read More →
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Pain curbs sex drive in female mice, but not in males
"Not tonight, dear, I have a headache." Generally speaking, that line is attributed to the wife in a couple, implying that women's sexual desire is more affected by pain than men's. Now, researchers from McGill and Concordia University have investigated, possibly for the first time in any species, the direct impact of pain on sexual behaviour in mice. Their study found that pain from inflammation greatly reduced sexual motivation in female mice in heat – but had no such effect on male mice.Read More →
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In an effort to raise awareness and funds in support of persons with eating disorders, close to 100 McGill medical and dentistry students participated in the organization of a fashion show held at the end of March. To the delight of some 350 people in attendance, students paraded the runway wearing the latest fashions from seven local designers. More than $3,500 was raised during the evening, all to be donated to Anorexia and Bulimia Quebec (ANEB) to help in the battle against this condition.Read More →
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Hot Cities 2014: From camping on the Gobi Desert to touring the Gangnam financial district
"If a year ago someone told me I'd be spending my spring break camping in the Gobi desert, 30 degrees below zero, I probably wouldn't believe them," writes U3 International Management BComm student Sabrina Ostrowski. "Yet 'expect the unexpected' seems to be the tagline for the week we experienced during the sixth edition of the Hot Cities of the World Tour, led by Professor Karl Moore."Read More →
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To mark the 70th anniversary of D-Day and the 100th anniversary of the First World War, the McGill Wind Symphony, the Band of the Fusiliers Mont-Royal and the Band of the 438th Tactical Helicopter Squadron are presenting a concert together at the Church of Saint-Jean-Baptiste on April 8. Collectively, more than one hundred musicians will perform a wide variety of works, including one written by Moe Touizrar, a PhD music composition candidate at the Schulich School of Music, who was inspired by his experience in Afghanistan supporting Canadian soldiers as a member of the Morale and Welfare Unit.Read More →


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Conan O'Brien says he's rejecting NBC's attempt to move "The Tonight Show" to a post-midnight slot to accommodate Jay Leno's return to late-night.
In a statement Tuesday, O'Brien says that NBC has given him a scant seven months to try to establish himself as host of "Tonight."
NBC wants to move "The Jay Leno Show" out of prime-time and to the 11:35 p.m. EST daily slot, bumping "Tonight" to 12:05 p.m. EST.
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How would you define the undisputed will of voters? Is it passing in every county of the state? Is it passing in 44 of the state's 49 legislative districts (90 percent)? Is it receiving more votes than either President Obama or Gov. Inslee in a blue state? Is it going 5-for-5 at the ballot box during the past 20 years?
If the answer is yes, then it's clear Washingtonians want a legislative supermajority vote to raise taxes, or voter approval.
The question remains: Will voters get the final opportunity to put that policy into the state's constitution? We got a good look Tuesday in the Senate Ways & Means Committee when a public hearing was held on SJR 8213: Amending the Constitution to require a two-thirds majority vote of the Legislature to raise taxes.
The reason we are having this conversation yet again is because, last February, the state Supreme Court overturned the five-time voter-approved requirement for tax increases to receive a supermajority vote of the Legislature or voter approval. It did so with a 6-3 ruling.
In the past, when the Court has invalidated a law passed by the people, the Legislature has sought to implement what the people want (Initiative 695, reducing car tab costs, and I-747, limiting property tax increases, are recent examples).
Although the Court struck down the state's decades-old statutory supermajority for taxes requirement, the justices were clear they were not ruling on the "wisdom" of the policy itself. Instead, they said the people should decide:
"Our holding is not a judgment on the wisdom of requiring a supermajority for passage of tax legislation. Such judgment is left to the legislative branch of our government. Should the people and the Legislature still wish to require a supermajority vote, they should do so through a constitutional amendment."
SJR 8213 would allow the Legislature and people to make that decision.
There are nearly two dozen supermajority requirements currently in the state constitution. The provisions have been placed there to require a high vote threshold for certain government actions.
Those restrictions appear to be policy choices. The most recent was added by lawmakers and voters in 2007 with the requirement for a three-fifths legislative vote to access funds in the budget stabilization account.
It's clear that supermajority vote requirements are not undemocratic. In most cases, they are not even controversial.
Requiring a supermajority vote in the Legislature to increase taxes is not unique to Washington. Prior to the Court's ruling, 18 states (counting Washington) had some form of supermajority vote requirement for tax increases.
Of the states with supermajority tax limitations, only the requirements in Washington and Wisconsin were ordinary law. The requirements in all other the states are part of the state constitution.
Voters in Washington have enacted or affirmed the two-thirds vote requirement for tax increases five times during the past 20 years:
• 2012: I-1185 — passed statewide with a 64 percent yes vote and approval in 44 of the 49 legislative districts.
• 2010: I-1053 — passed with a 64 percent yes vote.
• 2007: I-960 — passed with a 51 percent yes vote.
• 1998: Referendum 49 — passed with a 57 percent yes vote (affirmed provisions of I-601).
• 1993: I-601 — passed with a 51 percent yes vote.
Although the Supreme Court invalidated this taxpayer protection as ordinary law, its ruling did not negate the fact that, on five separate occasions, voters have demanded this requirement, most recently with the statewide passage of I-1185 with a 64 percent vote and approval in 44 of the state's 49 legislative districts.
Lawmakers should give voters the sixth and final opportunity to consider this policy as a constitutional amendment.Jason Mercier is the director for the Center for Government Reform. He works for the Tri-Cities office of the Washington Policy Center.


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Currently, food trucks and other mobile vendors are not permitted within city limits without first acquiring a temporary-use permit. However, such permits are restrictive in nature, limiting the number of days and places mobile vendors can operate.
"That doesn't work for what some mobile vendors are trying to do," city planner Jim Rundle said at a planning commission meeting last month.
City staff has proposed three primary regulations for food trucks.
First, mobile vendors will have to acquire a business license. Second, they can only operate on private property. Finally, they cannot operate within 300 feet of an established restaurant.
"Our goal was to prohibit (food trucks) from, for the lack of a better word, preying on established restaurants," Rundle told the council.
Moreover, food trucks cannot operate in the same location for more than four hours within any 24-hour time period.
According to city staff reports, "The proposed regulations include … numerous requirements to conform to the same Washoe County District Health standards that apply to a fixed-base restaurateur."
The Reno City Council has approved a similar ordinance, though one major difference between the two is that Reno wants to impose only a 100-foot barrier between food trucks and established restaurants.
Reno also prohibits food trucks from operating within 300 feet of a school without consent from school administrators.
City planner Armando Ornelas said enforcing such a restriction in Sparks could be difficult given public right-of-way laws.
"I would say it's somewhat problematic," he added.
City staff met with about 25 mobile vendors earlier this month to discuss the proposed regulations and solicit input on possible revisions. However, some vendors in attendance Monday said they had not had time to review the final draft legislation.
This concern prompted the council to postpone a vote on the matter until March 26.
In other news, the City Council voted in favor of extending the life of a special-use permit to two years from six months in order to give businesses and developers more time and leeway to operate in the current economic slowdown.
City planner Tim Thompson said that in the event that a business vacates a property before the life of its special-use permit ends, the ordinance change allows property owners more time to find a new tenant with similar permitting needs.
Finally, the council approved the allocation of nearly $190,000 in funds for the city's biggest special events taking place in 2012.
The Sparks Tourism & Marketing Committee allocates these funds.
More than $67,000 will go to the Brand Leadership Team for advertising, posters and signs, a tour for potential special events producers, an appreciation luncheon and public relations contract; $5,000 will go to The Chamber for Star Spangled Sparks; $20,000 to Beach Sports Network for a watercross and beach volleyball event; $10,000 to Expedition Man Endurance Festival for a triathlon; $57,000 to John Ascuaga's Nugget for Farmer's Market, Star Spangled Sparks and the Best in the West Nugget Rib Cook-off; and $30,000 to Roadshows, Inc. for the Street Vibrations spring and fall rallies.


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Scabies is an infestation of mites (tiny insects) characterized by small, red bumps and intense itching. This highly contagious infection often spreads from person to person while they are sleeping together in the same bed, or during close, personal contact. The itching is caused by the mites burrowing into the skin where they lay eggs that hatch a few days later. Scabies can affect people of all ages and social classes. It is common all over the world. Scabies occurs mostly in children and young adults.
It may take between four to six weeks for a person to develop symptoms of scabies after coming in contact with an infected person.
In children younger than 2 years of age, the lesions caused by the mites tend to occur on the head, neck, palms, and soles. In older children and adults, the lesions are usually on the hands, between the fingers, wrists, belt line, thighs, belly button, in the groin area, around the breasts, and in the armpits. The following are the most common symptoms of scabies. However, each individual may experience symptoms differently. Symptoms may include:
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The symptoms of scabies may resemble other skin conditions. Always consult your doctor for a diagnosis.
In diagnosing scabies, the skin and skin crevices are examined by your doctor. A sample of skin, obtained by scraping the skin, may be examined under a microscope to confirm the presence of mites.
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This is a good enough article on its own, no need to simultaneously bash calipari by printing sheppard's words. BTW, i think sheppard has a point but placing blame on Cal isn't the answer.
It's the kind of quote that mesmerizes a coach's fanbase. It's the kind of quote designed to show just how much a coach cares about his players.
It's also the kind of quote you don't read every day.
An excerpt from John Calipari's new book, "Players First: Success From The Inside Out" has been released online and several passages are interesting. None more so than this particular snippet:
"I coach for the names on the back of the jersey — not the front. My players. They're sent to me by their fathers, their mothers, their grandmothers, their aunts — whoever in this world raised them and loves them. Others look a their NBA bodies and consider them lucky. Future millionaires, just stopping through before they cash in. That's not what I see. They're kids, some of them as young as seventeen. They all need me in a different way. Some want my affection, others my approval. It's a burden to be responsible for other people's children, sometimes a heavy burden.
I go to Mass every morning. It's how I start my day and it's my moment of peace, almost meditation. If I'm struggling with a player, it's where I ask myself: How would I want my own son treated?
But I'm also a sinner, as we all are. If you come after one of my players, I come after you twice as hard. If you kill one of mine, I burn your village. It's the Italian in me. I'm not proud of that, but it's who I am."
It's also — like every book ever written by an employed college coach — a sales pitch to future recruits and their parents.
No doubt fans of other SEC programs are retching after reading the above selection, but a Calipari book isn't for them. Kentucky fans, on the other hand, will likely accept Calipari's publication as the 67th book of the Bible.
Regardless of your feelings about UK's coach or his book, here's guessing you've never seen another coach write the words: "If you kill one of mine, I burn your village." That's a new one.
Former Wildcat Jeff Sheppard, however, does not appear to be frightened by Calipari's words. He jokingly referred to UK's coach as "the enemy" at an event in Ohio — because Sheppard's Cats played against Calipari's UMass team in the 1996 Final Four — and he made some serious complaints about his old school's decision to bring in so many one-and-done players.
"I don't think the Kentucky fan overall likes it," Sheppard said. "We've had to accept it, and it's working because we're winning. We're winning national championships — or at least one. And so it's the way that it is… I personally think maybe there's a little bit too much emphasis on celebrating first-round picks. I'd rather be celebrating national championships."
Here's the video of Sheppard's remarks:
Sheppard has since clarified his comments to The Louisville Courier-Journal (perhaps he was worried about his village):
"I'm all for Coach Calipari and everything. I just — I like, and I think the Kentucky fan in general likes players staying at Kentucky for longer than six or seven months. That's all. I understand. Heck, if I was good enough to play for six or seven months at Kentucky and get a multi-million dollar contract, I'd have left, too. I understand that. But I was talking to a group of traditional Kentucky fans and we would love to get to know Nerlens Noel and see him come back from his knee injury and play again for the Cats. Hopefully everything is taken in context. Obviously Kentucky's doing great right now. We expect great things this year. But, boy, I just wish the whole system was different for all of college basketball. I don't think I'm in the minority in that."
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April 23, 2014 – UM honors students for volunteer efforts and leadership abilities.
April 23, 2014 – Becomes the first academic medical center in the world to use the new da Vinci® Xi™ Surgical System
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April 22, 2014 – Gloria Estefan, a Grammy-winning superstar and a UM Board of Trustees member, was tapped into Iron Arrow.
April 22, 2014 – UM researcher discovers the most effective animal signal strategies.
April 21, 2014 – UM alumnus Steven Reubenstone has launched Collaborizm, a Web-based platform that matches people interested in collaborating on projects.
April 21, 2014 – Students celebrate the finest musical instrument ever made during World Voice Day.
April 21, 2014 – UM welcomes an extraordinary lineup of speakers and honorary degree recipients during May Commencement ceremonies May 8-10.
April 18, 2014 – Researchers Share How Augmented Reality Technology Animates Unrealized Plans for a City of Refuge for the Jews.
April 17, 2014 – UM's Center for Hemispheric Policy's symposium features a talk by Gen. John F. Kelly, commander of the U.S. Southern Command.
April 16, 2014 – School of Law conference examines the impact of robots on society.
April 15, 2014 – The Fortinet CyberSecurity Laboratory will focus on research and education in the realm of cybersecurity.
April 11, 2014 – About 70 male faculty, staff, and students donned red heels Thursday during UM's Walk a Mile in Her Shoes, an event organized to help put an end to rape, sexual assault, and gender violence.
April 10, 2014 – Student Government President Alessandria San Roman wants to follow through on her campaign slogan to "Unite The U."
April 09, 2014 – During a visit to UM, Arianna Huffington talks about the need to unplug and recharge in order to be successful.
April 09, 2014 – The law firm White & Case has made a gift to UM School of Law to support the International Arbitration Institute.
April 04, 2014 – The UM School of Business awards $65,000 in prizes during the annual Business Plan Competition.
April 03, 2014 – With UM President Donna E. Shalala, colleagues, administrators, and family members in attendance, UM honored three of the finest in their professions at the annual Faculty Senate Awards Ceremony.
April 01, 2014 – "I learned things that no classroom could teach me," remarked one student after returning from a business visit to Asia's largest economy.
March 31, 2014 – International Week on the Gables Campus focuses on different cultures and geographic areas.
March 28, 2014 – Back from the Sochi Winter Olympic Games, where she won a silver medal in the two-woman bobsled, UM alumna and track and field legend Lauryn Williams advises students to learn the value of team work.
March 27, 2014 – The University of Miami community mourns the death of Melissa Ribeiro after a short illness. Melissa was an outstanding freshman at the School of Business…
March 27, 2014 – The Tunnel of Oppression exhibit on campus shows that tolerance is the light at the end of the tunnel.
March 27, 2014 – Miami Law's Health Rights Clinic students save the life of an undocumented farmworker.
March 26, 2014 – A robot "teacher" is helping elementary school students improve their health and fitness.
March 25, 2014 – The new Braman Miller Center for Jewish Student Life will serve more than 2,000 Jewish students on campus.
March 21, 2014 – Washington University Dean Barbara Schaal talks to UM scientists as part of the SEEDS Lecture Series.
March 21, 2014 – UM Student Government President Bhumi Patel delivers the State of the U address, noting a year of "opportunity and growth."
March 20, 2014 – UM Alternative Breaks provided students an opportunity to visit new areas, get involved with social and environmental projects and find new passions.
March 20, 2014 – Gift to the UM School of Law will support school's Legacy of Legal Education.
March 19, 2014 – Vice President for Student Affairs Patricia A. Whitely is the first UM administrator to chair NASPA's board of directors.
March 18, 2014 – Fans broadcast live compliments to friends and family at the inaugural University of Miami Day of Kindness.
March 18, 2014 – UM students are participating in this year's Clinton Global Initiative University, which seeks solutions to pressing global issues.
March 14, 2014 – Participating in a discussion on social activism, four women, including University of Miami Trustee Thelma Gibson, described some of the efforts they led to effect change in Miami.
March 12, 2014 – University of Miami researchers develop a method to visualize protein interactions in a living organism's brain.
March 11, 2014 – The Miller School of Medicine rises to No. 46 in the U.S. News & World Report rankings.
March 07, 2014 – Study involving UM scientists provides new information about the sea turtle 'lost years.'
March 06, 2014 – Some UM spring breakers will hit the road to learn about social issues as part of an alternative spring break program.
March 06, 2014 – Former NOW president Patricia Ireland speaks at UM Women's Commission Breakfast
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March 05, 2014 – Children whisked away from Cuba in the early 1960s recount their struggle and survival to UM students at "A Week of Cuban Culture" event.
March 04, 2014 – Film by Emilio Estefan chronicles efforts of Nick and Marc Buoniconti.
March 04, 2014 – The retail executive also doled out advice to School of Communication students during a Q&A session at Shoma Hall.
March 04, 2014 – Pooches kicked off Pride Awareness Week, which continues with daily events through Friday.
March 04, 2014 – The UM Theatre Arts Program celebrates its 75th anniversary with a gala concert honoring alum Jerry Herman.
March 03, 2014 – The panel discussion provided insights into the rapidly changing situation in Venezuela.
March 03, 2014 – Frost School of Music partners with Universal Music Classics on an innovative research initiative.
February 26, 2014 – The former U.S. secretary of state urges UM students to join the "participation generation," and get involved.
February 26, 2014 – Part of the UMove initiative, UM's new outdoor fitness circuit includes seven resistance machines for every major muscle group.
February 26, 2014 – UM researchers determine tooth is from an extinct relative of a great white shark.
February 25, 2014 – University of Miami Health System brings UHealth to the Coral Gables campus.
February 24, 2014 – ACC Leadership Symposium sparks new inspirations, collaborations and realizations of social change among students.
February 24, 2014 – The Palestinian ambassador to the U.S. presented a lecture at Miami School of Law to a standing room only crowd.
February 20, 2014 – At the annual Scholarship Donor Recognition Luncheon, UM students gathered in a collective show of thanks to the philanthropists who have helped make their college education a reality.
February 20, 2014 – Engineering ingenuity is showcased at UM during National Engineers Week.
February 19, 2014 – President Shalala receives Miami's highest honor.
February 14, 2014 – During a C-Span filming of Donald Spivey's class on Sport in American History: The Black Athlete, the UM Arts and Sciences history professor talked about the impact Negro League baseball players had on the civil rights movement.
February 14, 2014 – The University of Miami's Federacion de Estudiantes Cubanos (FEC) student organization hosts a weeklong series of cultural events for the community.
February 13, 2014 – Garcia's appointment comes as the career center he leads celebrates the opening of a new home.
February 12, 2014 – Author and writer Malcolm Gladwell talks about his new book and spins tales about powerful people.
February 12, 2014 – The Frost School of Music is offering two master's programs online this spring, and will be adding another program later.
February 12, 2014 – The Truth Marches On, an exhibition at the University of Miami Libraries marking Black History Month, is on display through March.
February 11, 2014 – Research led by UM scientists examines how coastal sharks deal with the stress from catch-and-release fishing.
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February 07, 2014 – The University officially dedicated its new state-of-the-art Patricia and Harold Toppel Career Center last week, setting a new standard for helping students prepare for employment.
February 07, 2014 – Couple's giving benefits schools of medicine, music, and education as well as athletics.
February 05, 2014 – Opening ceremonies featured spoken word performances that empowered African-American youth.
February 04, 2014 – UM's third Lunar New Year Celebration featured musical and dance performances, Kung Fu and Tai Chi demonstrations, food, and face painting.
February 03, 2014 – Visiting professor lectures about the impact the Bible had on the Civil War.
January 31, 2014 – The ad is a sequel to the Cheerios ad that created a viral buzz due to its featuring an interracial family.
January 31, 2014 – Onion rings have returned to UM's Rathskeller, thanks in large part to Coral Gables City Manager Pat Salerno.
January 30, 2014 – Activities will range from lectures and discussions to a scholarship pageant and gospel concert.
January 30, 2014 – UM researchers find a large magma chamber under the world's most active volcano.
January 29, 2014 – Student debaters from around the Western Hemisphere gathered in Miami to compete in the first-ever Pan American University Debating Championship.
January 29, 2014 – 'Canes Care for 'Canes Resource Fair reaches out to students with information on services created just for them.
January 28, 2014 – The Frost School of Music community celebrates with several wins at the 2014 Grammy Awards ceremony.
January 23, 2014 – Videoconferencing, live lecture capture, and a technology lab are just some of the features of the career resource center unveiled during a block party celebration.
January 19, 2014 – Former UM track star is one of six women named to bobsled team.
January 19, 2014 – Under clear skies and with temperatures in the 60s, the festival featured more than 230 fine art juried exhibitors showcasing works in 10 media, from oil and acrylics to ceramics, photography, sculpture, and watercolor.
January 17, 2014 – With several UM student organizations leading the way, the UM community will observe MLK Day with a weeklong series of events.
January 17, 2014 – Time chasers preserve and share the history of South Florida's Black communities.
January 16, 2014 – UM marine researcher studies the curious and mysterious tiger shark, which resides at the top of the food chain.
January 16, 2014 – The University of Miami welcomes Hillary Rodham Clinton, former Secretary of State and former U.S. Senator from New York.
January 15, 2014 – The group of 34 diplomats explored economic and trade opportunities in Miami as part of a U.S. State Department program.
January 14, 2014 – UM students marked the four-year anniversary of the Haiti earthquake with a vigil, while some students spent winter break on the island nation.
January 14, 2014 – A study by UM researchers shows a form of mental training called mindfulness training can improve focus and learning.
January 11, 2014 – The UM Special Olympics Club's Unified Basketball Team competes with plenty of skill and fun.
January 10, 2014 – A search-and-rescue organization that saved thousands of Cuban rafters adrift in the Florida Straits has donated its extensive archives to the University of Miami's Cuban Heritage Collection.
January 08, 2014 – UM professor delivers a keynote address during the Google for Media Summit in Miami.
January 08, 2014 – A UM researcher and experts from across the globe form the Global Invertebrate Genomic Alliance to network and share information.
January 07, 2014 – UM and Louisville fans participate in volunteer event before Russell Athletic Bowl to benefit those impacted by typhoon in the Philippines.
January 04, 2014 – UM president opposes actions of American Studies Association and Modern Language Association.
January 02, 2014 – A new certification course prepares nursing students to educate new mothers about the benefits of breastfeeding.
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December 22, 2013 – A few words to describe the past year at UM would include transformative, engaging, inspirational, innovative and community-focused.
December 19, 2013 – Watch a webcast repeat of the UM graduation ceremony.
December 18, 2013 – As the Frost Band of the Hour prepares for its performance in the December 28 football bowl game, take a look at photos from this season.
December 18, 2013 – Dennis Barbon wants to use his knowledge to influence both the administrative and design perspectives of hospitals.
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Downtown Nashville has much to offer in the way of history, music, entertainment, dining, and specialty shopping. It's also undergoing many changes. Music City Center, a new convention center complex, offers spruced up museums and streetscapes, with new attractions and hotels to follow.
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The Cumberland River horizontally bisects Nashville's central city. Numbered avenues, running north-south, are west of and parallel to the river; numbered streets are east of the river and parallel to it as well.
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This is the Provence & the Côte d'Azur chapter from Lonely Planet's Cycling France guidebook.
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By Michael Shepherd email@example.com
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AUGUSTA – A state senator broke a tied committee vote Tuesday by supporting a bill to limit gun magazines to 10 rounds in Maine.
Senate Democrat spokeswoman Ericka Dodge said Sen. David Dutremble, D-Biddeford, voted for L.D. 997, proposed by Senate President Justin Alfond, D-Portland. The bill would outlaw possession and transfer of gun magazines that hold more than 10 rounds. It would exempt guns that are already owned, and would not apply to current and former law enforcement officers.
On Monday, the Legislature's Criminal Justice and Public Safety Committee voted 6-6 on the measure, with Dutremble absent from the State House. Under legislative rules, he had two business days to cast his vote.
The bill will go to the Legislature with a 7-6 "ought to pass" recommendation.
Republicans on the committee opposed Alfond's bill, and one Democrat, Rep. Timothy Marks of Pittston, voted with them.
"Since the recent spate of violence in our country, we can no longer put off making tough decisions," Alfond said in a prepared statement Tuesday. "And the committee was courageous in their support of a common-sense measure that takes one step toward saving lives."
In a statement Monday, House Minority Leader Kenneth Fredette, R-Newport, said Alfond's proposal would "hurt the ability of law-abiding Mainers to protect themselves."
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August 2011
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The Vera Project Will Be Hosting Dutch Silkscreen Artists
Can't get enough silkscreen poster art? VERA Project Seattle has just announced they will be hosting artists from Holland's VERA Gronigen— the all-ages venue that served as their inspiration for Seattle's VERA Project. There will be an exhibit of works and free presentations highlighting and exploring their unique artistic sensibilities! Check out Flatstock 31 at Bumbershoot to get a healthy dose of silkscreen goodness over Labor Day weekend!
"Writing about myself, and trying to remain objective and interesting turned out to be much more difficult than writing about old dead revolutionary war generals… I am really proud of the result on this album… but this whole "self-indulgence" thing is totally overrated. Hmmm… should I have used "non-autobiographical" or "non-autobiographic" there? Curse my public school education!"—Read more of When Hip-Hop Meets Indie Rock – an interview with Astronautalis on Culturemob.
Vegan Black Metal Chef in Time Magazine? Nice!