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So my Hackintosh success story is a bit odd but, hopefully this can help others in the future!
Here are the specs of my setup: Asus PQ5 Pro Motherboard without a modded BIOS (the EZ flash never saw my USB drive so I couldn't try), 4GB of DDR2 RAM, CPU is a 2.4GHz Intel Core2Quad (Q6600), Dual ATI Radeon 4670 512MB graphics cards (PCI-e, removed 1 card for install/use), SATA Lite-On DVD-RW drive. No IDE devices installed. BIOS setup for OS X's SATA AHCI.
Originally I was trying with a different drive and install but could not get things to work. So I was using an iBoot boot CD with ATI support. I was about to give up when I decided to give it a try with another drive. Being a Mac person I happened to have another hard drive laying around with Mac OS X 10.6 installed on it. In fact it was a restore of 10.6.2 Apple had done on my MacBook Hard Drive when they replaced it, I never touched it since I had a larger one replace it, so it was sitting in my room untouched and ready to go.
I plugged in the notebook SATA drive into my PC like a normal SATA drive and put in the iBoot ATI CD disc to try it out. I selected the Mac Hard Drive and didn't enter any special values or instructions... after a minute or so of white text scrolling by it stopped. I didn't see a picture on the screen. However I tried the 2nd monitor port on my graphics card and BAM, a picture!!
My monitor has a VGA and DVI hookup, so on the ATI 4670 there are two DVI slots. Port 1 I had a VGA adapter on and plugged into my PC, there was no image. But on Port 2 via DVI there was a perfect image of the OS X desktop! :) The Displays system preference in OS X found the display and all it's supported resolutions without a click. The Graphics card is seen as an ATI 4670 and seems to work without issue, maybe this is because the newest iMacs have the same graphics card? I know that booting from a 10.6.0 install did not give me any image except garbled blocks.
It seems that Graphics and Sound are fully supported. I used the "Headphones" selection under sound and it worked right away. DVD player mentions that "Quartz Extreme" is supported as well as HD playback (Click "Supported Features" under the Help menu of DVD Player to see).
Everything worked except for Ethernet, but I downloaded a Asus PQ5 driver and upon reboot that worked perfectly also. :D
I could not be more thrilled. :) If I can help anyone else with a similar setup I'd be happy to. However I am unfamiliar with the specific install on the hard drive, what probably happened was the Apple store probably did an install of 10.6.0, updated it, and installed iLife. :pie:

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LYONS, Colo. (AP) — As water recedes and flows east onto the Colorado plains — revealing toppled homes, buckled highways and fields of tangled debris — rescuers are shifting their focus from emergency airlifts to trying to find the hundreds of people still unaccounted for after last week's devastating flooding.
Federal and state emergency officials, taking advantage of sunny skies, said more than 3,000 people have been evacuated by air and ground, but calls for those emergency rescues have decreased.
"They've kind of transitioned from that initial response to going into more of a grid search," Colorado National Guard Lt. Skye Robinson said.
In one of those searches Tuesday, Sgt. 1st Class Keith Bart and Staff Sgt. Jose Pantoja leaned out the window of a Blackhawk helicopter, giving the thumbs-up sign to people on the ground while flying outside of hard-hit Jamestown.
Most waved back and continued shoveling debris. But then Bart spotted two women waving red scarves, and the helicopter descended.
Pantoja attached his harness to the helicopter's winch and was lowered to the ground. He clipped the women in, and they laughed as they were hoisted into the Blackhawk.
After dropping off the women at the Boulder airport, the Blackhawk was back in the air less than a minute later to resume the search.
The state's latest count has dropped to about 580 people missing, and the number continues to decrease as the stranded get in touch with families.
One of the missing is Gerald Boland, a retired math teacher and basketball coach who lives in the damaged town of Lyons. Boland's neighbors, all of whom defied a mandatory evacuation order, said Boland took his wife to safety Thursday then tried to return home.
Two search teams went looking for him Monday.
"He was very sensible. I find it amazing that he would do something that would put himself in harm's way," said neighbor Mike Lennard. "But you just never know under these circumstances."
State officials reported six flood-related deaths, plus two women missing and presumed dead. The number was expected to increase. It could take weeks or even months to search through flooded areas looking for bodies.
With the airlifts tapering, state and local transportation officials are tallying the washed-out roads, collapsed bridges and twisted railroad lines. The rebuilding effort will cost hundreds of millions of dollars and take months, if not years.
Initial assessments have begun trickling in, but many areas remain inaccessible and the continuing emergency prevents a thorough understanding of the devastation's scope.
Northern Colorado's broad agricultural expanses are especially affected, with more than 400 lane-miles of state highway and more than 30 bridges destroyed or impassable.
A Colorado Department of Transportation helicopter crew has been surveying damage, said department spokesman Ashley Mohr.
County officials have started their own damage tallies: 654 miles of roads in Weld County bordering Wyoming, 150 miles of roads in the Boulder County roads foothills, along with hundreds of bridges, culverts and canals.
Dale Miller, road and bridge director for Larimer County, said it could compare to the damage wrought by a 1976 flood that killed 144 people. It took two years to rebuild after that disaster.
State officials have put initial estimates at more than 19,000 homes damaged or destroyed throughout the flooded areas.
Flooding in New Mexico turns fatal
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — Authorities say flooding has claimed a life in New Mexico.
State police say the body of a man was found yesterday in a partially submerged vehicle in Ash Canyon, about 150 miles from Albuquerque.
The death is the first related to massive flooding in New Mexico following record rains last week.
Gov. Susana Martinez issued a state of emergency on Friday to open up recovery funding for local communities hit hard by the flooding.
1 dead as flash flooding hits parts of Colorado
BOULDER, Colo. (AP) — Authorities say heavy rains have caused flash flooding in Boulder County that has closed streets, prompted evacuations, and left one person dead.
The National Weather Service issued a flash flood emergency for Boulder County and northwest Jefferson County, while a mandatory evacuation was in effect for the tiny community of Jamestown and the Fourmile area.
The Denver Post reports that the National Weather Service said that county officials reported some homes had collapsed in the Jamestown area.
Boulder Emergency Management spokeswoman Gabrielle Boerkircher says one person was killed when a structure collapsed in Jamestown.
She says they don't yet have other details because rescuers haven't been able to reach the scene.
Boekircher says about 400 students at the University of Colorado were evacuated and the campus was shutting down Thursday because of the flooding.
The Weather Service posted flash flood warnings for Boulder County and for parts of Broomfield, Adams, Weld, Larimer, and El Paso counties.
The Post says that mudslides and rockslides it several areas.
President Obama signs Missouri disaster declaration
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama has signed a major disaster declaration for 18 Missouri counties hit hard by last month's floods.
The floods that resulted from nearly two weeks of heavy rain caused widespread damage across the southern tier of the state and left at least three people dead.
The White House said in a news release that federal funding is available to help local governments and nonprofits recover. The counties that will benefit are Barry, Camden, Cedar, Dade, Dallas, Laclede, Maries, McDonald, Miller, Osage, Ozark, Phelps, Pulaski, Shannon, Taney, Texas, Webster and Wright.
Federal funding is also available for hazard mitigation measures statewide.
Pulaski county still cleaning up from August floods
WAYNESVILLE, Mo. (AP) - The water has gone down but the need for volunteers to clean up damaged homes remains high in a south-central Missouri county swamped by last month's floods.
The Pulaski County town of Waynesville was among the hardest hit amid several days of heavy rain in early August.
Isabel Lambert is the volunteer coordinator for the county's Community Organizations Active in Disaster, or COAD. COADs are public-private partnerships that respond to disasters.
Lambert said Thursday that more than 230 homes in the Waynesville still have mold, ruined drywall and other problems. She's seeking volunteers to gather at 9 a.m. Friday and Saturday and again Wednesday through Saturday for the next two weeks at Waynesville City Park to help with cleanup.
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CONWAY, Mo. (AP) - Gov. Jay Nixon is asking the federal government to issue a major disaster declaration for 22 southern Missouri counties hit hard by this month's floods.
Nixon said Tuesday the costs of emergency response and repairs will be high.
The floods that resulted from nearly two weeks of heavy rain caused widespread damage across the southern tier and left at least three people dead.
Nixon announced his request in Conway, where the waste water treatment system was heavily damaged.
The governor is asking the federal government to clear the way for individual and public assistance in 14 counties, public assistance in four counties and individual assistance in four others.
Individual assistance allows households to seek federal aid for uninsured losses. Public assistance allows local governments to seek help with response and recovery expenses.
Waynesville official: 90% of roads damaged in flood
WAYNESVILLE, Mo. (AP) - Officials in south-central Missouri's Pulaski County say at least 90 percent of their roads were damaged by last week's heavy flooding.
Presiding Commissioner Gene Newkirk tells KOLR-TV the damage to 65 percent of the roadways in the county is considered major. About two dozen low-water crossings were washed out and remain closed.
Pulaski County was among the hardest hit by floods that swamped much of southern Missouri amid several days of rain. A 23-year-old woman and her 4-year-old son died when their car was caught in a flash flood in Waynesville.
The Red Cross and other agencies opened a one-stop relief center Tuesday in Waynesville for homeowners and others needing help with flood-related losses. The Red Cross says more than 200 families had registered for assistance by Wednesday afternoon.
Authorities find body of mother, second flooding victim
WAYNESVILLE, Mo. (AP) — Firefighters in south-central Missouri have found the body of a 23-year-old woman who was swept away with her young son in floodwaters earlier this week.
Pulaski County Sheriff Ron Long says crews recovered the body of Jessica Lee late Friday in the Roubidoux River in Waynesville. Lee and her 4-year-old son Elyjah Lee were in a car that was swept off a roadway early Tuesday after torrential rains hit the area, flooding streets and damaging homes and businesses.
Long says the vehicle and the child's body were recovered about Tuesday in western Waynesville, but crews continued searching for Lee.
A southwest Missouri woman also died Thursday after another round of torrential downpours caused flash flooding that swept away her car near the town of Jane.
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The pre-seasoned covered casserole dish from Lodge Cast Iron will bake your foods evenly and give you incredible flavor every time. Ideal for not only casseroles, but cakes, pies, and pasta dishes as well! Transfers easily from the oven to the table or can be transported to an event without any trouble because of the stylish handles. Stainless steel handles. 2.5 quart capacity. Measures 12" in diameter and 2.5" in depth.
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I was tired of self stick skillets and a friend turned me on to cast iron. With research Lodge is an awesome American made company. So when I saw these updated and hard to burn your hand cookware I bought this. I love it. The handles to get fairly warm but not like full one piece skillets. I choose this one to use as a skillet. The milled surface is smooth compared to the more rustic Lodge versions that I picked up locally. I leave on my cooktop thats why I choose the short handled and covered cassarole for a less cluttered look. It is not as deep as it appears. Maybe the measurment includes the domed lid.
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This Quarterly Report includes a preview of key upcoming activities for advocates, as well as a review of major developments from the last quarter. Specifically, this issue reviews a preview of Capitol Hill Day 2014; quarter one advocacy results; an upcoming congressional briefing; and the release of State of Homelessness in America 2014.
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Dr. Marie Chevrier (professor, public policy) participated in a United Nations event, a Civil Society Forum in support of Security Council resolution 1540 (2004) in Vienna, Austria, during Jan. 8 to 10. The meeting was hosted by the Federal Ministry for European and International Affairs of Austria in cooperation with the United Nations Office for Disarmament Affairs.
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The Hagerstown Community College Alumni Association is hosting an 11-day Caribbean cruise in Jan. 2012.
The Third Annual HCC Alumni and Friends Cruise will take place from Sun., Jan. 8 through Wed., Jan. 18, 2012. Port stops include Tortola, St. Maarten, Antigua, St. Thomas, and San Juan. The cruise is open to the public and everyone is invited to attend. Rates start at $1,116.26 per person/double occupancy. Cruise fee includes accommodations for 10 nights on Norwegian Cruise Line's "Norwegian Gem" cruise ship; all government taxes and fees; all meals and entertainment; and roundtrip transportation from HCC to the departure port. A portion of the cruise fee will benefit HCC student scholarships and the HCC Foundation.
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NVHR February 6, 2012 Federal Policy Call Notes
Viral Hepatitis Testing Bill Update – Lorren Sandt
Whitney Englander (Harm Reduction Coalition) and Oscar Mairena (Hepatitis Appropriations Partnership/NASTAD) will do a series of Hill visits about the bill that will be focused on Republican members. They have 12 visits scheduled in two weeks. They will be joined on some of the visits by Lorren Sandt (Caring Ambassadors Program (CAP)/NVHR Steering Committee) and industry federal affairs staff.
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Health Care Reform – Ryan Clary
We are still awaiting final confirmation that the $10 million earmarked in the Prevention and Public Health Fund for viral hepatitis testing (increasing the number of people who know their hepatitis status) will stand.
NVHR has sent and signed on to letters to Secretary Sebelius urging her to ensure that chronic conditions are adequately addressed in essential health benefits by adopting a national standard. State controlled implementation of provisions of the Affordable Care Act will result in different interpretation of the law and widely different benefits packages, including testing, access to care and preferred drug lists. Advocates will need to have these conversations in their respective states. Lorren offered to provide TA to advocates beginning to address this issue (email@example.com)
Appropriations – Oscar Mairena
FY 2012: Disbursement of the Prevention and Public Health Fund (PPHF) $10 million to the Division of Viral Hepatitis is complicated because Congress did not vote on it, which leaves the decision up to the discretion of the Secretary. Congress is tending to look at the PPHF as an offset for other budget shortfalls.
FY 2013: The President's budget will be released on Monday, February 13. In past appropriations cycles, appropriators wait until a budget resolution is passed before beginning their processes. Because the Budget Control Act of last year set a cap on spending, the Senate is considering this cap a budget resolution and will, in turn, not pass a budget resolution before beginning appropriations. The House will consider a budget resolution – leading to a discussion of more spending cuts. This means that the Appropriations process can start as soon as the President's budget is released.
The Extenders package (doc fix, payroll tax cut and unemployment extension) expires on February 29. PPHF is being looked as an offset for these extensions. The way PPHF works is that every year the fund grows an amount. Instead of eliminating the fund, the proposals suggest that the annual growth is cut to offset the extensions.
Programmatic requests and report language by Members of the House are due by March 20. Outside witness testimony is due to the Senate LHHS Appropriations Subcommittee by April 27th.
Syringe Access – Daniel Raymond
Daniel was unable to be on the call. Martha Saly reported that the Harm Reduction Coalition (HRC) is collecting signatures for a petition to House Republican leadership protesting the reinstatement of the federal ban on spending to support syringe exchange. The link to the petition is: http://salsa.democracyinaction.org/o/1627/p/dia/action/public/?action_KE... . It will be hand delivered on February 15th. HRC is also collecting stories from communities where there have been hepatitis outbreaks associated with syringe access limitations to take to the Hill.
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A prosperous city of just under 200,000, PAMPLONA (Iruña) is a robust, visceral place, with a rough-hewn edge and a strong streak of macho self-confidence. Having started out as a powerful fortress town defending the northern approaches to Spain at the foothills of the Pyrenees (the city takes its name from the Roman general Pompey), it later became capital of Navarra – often a semi-autonomous state – and an important stop on the Camino de Santiago. With plenty to offer around its Casco Antiguo – enticing churches, a beautiful park and the massive citadel – Pamplona makes an appealing year-round destination, though for anyone who has been here during the thrilling week of the Fiestas de San Fermín a visit at any other time can only be an anticlimax.
Everything you're likely to want to see in Pamplona lies within its remarkably compact Casco Antiguo. Centring on the Plaza del Castillo, ringed with fashionable cafés, it's a glorious and very much lived-in jumble of buildings from all eras, where every twisting stone lane is worth exploring and intriguingly tatty old shops and bars lie concealed behind medieval shutters.Read More
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Pamplona's legendary Fiestas de San Fermín, or Sanfermines, known to the rest of the world as the Running of the Bulls and popularized by Ernest Hemingway's The Sun Also Rises (1926), lasts from noon on July 6 until midnight on July 14. The daily early-morning bull-run, or encierro, is just one component of nine days of riotous celebration, which also features bands, parades and 24-hour dancing in the streets. For details, see
Accommodation and security
Accommodation during the fiesta should be booked in advance – and be warned many hotels triple their rates. If you arrive without a reservation, head for the turismo opposite the bullring, where locals offer rooms at exorbitant prices. Many revellers simply sleep outdoors, on the ramparts, in the park or plaza. Petty crime soars, but valuables and luggage can be left at the bus station, which also holds showers.
The campsite, Ezcaba, 7km east (campingezcaba.com), can be reserved in advance, and is connected by regular buses. Security is tight – admission is by pass only and a guard patrols all night. ATMs frequently run out of money during the festival, while banks are closed over the weekend.
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The encierro, the Running of the Bulls, takes place every morning. Six bulls are released at 8am, to run from the Corralillos near Plaza Santo Domingo to the bullring, where they will fight that evening. They take around four minutes to race a fenced-off course of just over 800m, through Plaza Consistorial and along c/Estafeta; official pastores (shepherds) armed with sticks make sure they keep going. A second batch of more placid animals follows, to help round up stragglers. In front, around and occasionally beneath the bulls run the hundreds of locals and tourists who are foolish or drunk enough to test their daring against the horns.
To watch the encierro arrive early, by 6am. The best vantage points are near the start, or on the wall leading to the bullring. Try to get a spot on the outer of the two barriers – don't worry when the one in front fills up and blocks your view, as all these people will be moved on by police before the run.
The event divides into two parts. First comes the actual running of the bulls, when the object is to run with the bull or whack it with a rolled-up newspaper. Even if you don't see the bulls amid the runners, you'll sense the terror and excitement down on the ground; occasionally, if a bull manages to breach the wooden safety barriers, this spreads to the watching crowd.
Next, bullocks with padded horns are let loose on the crowd in the bullring. By then, the bullring is already too crowded for anyone who has watched the running to get in there; to see both, you'll have to go on two separate mornings – for the bullring, arrive at 6am to get the free lower seats. For a seat higher up, buy a ticket from the office outside, not from the touts inside. On Sunday, you have to pay.
If you do decide to run – and we strongly advise you not to – remember that although it's generally less dangerous than it looks, at least one person gets seriously injured (or killed) every year. Find someone who knows the ropes to guide you through the first time, and don't try any heroics. Don't get trapped hiding in a doorway, or come between a scared bull and the rest of the pack. Traditionally, women don't take part, though more and more do so. Under-18s are barred.
The only official way in is at the starting point, Plaza Santo Domingo, entered via Plaza San Saturnino. Shortly before the start, the rest of the course is cleared. Then, shortly before 8am, you're allowed to make your way to your own preferred starting point. To mark the start, two rockets are fired: one when the bulls are released, and the second when they are all out. As soon as the first goes, you can start to run, though if you do so you'll probably reach the ring well before the bulls and be booed for your trouble; if you wait a while, you're more likely to get close to the bulls. No one is allowed to stop altogether. There are plenty of escape points, but they're only for use in emergency – try to get out prematurely, and you'll be shoved back. A third rocket is fired when all the bulls are in the bullring, and a final fourth once they've all entered the corral within.
Other San Fermín events
Pamplona offers plenty of other hazardous pursuits. Many visitors have fun hurling themselves from the central fountain on Plaza Consistorial or surrounding buildings, in the all-too-often vain hope that their friends will catch them. Other events include live music nightly from midnight in the bars and at Plaza del Castillo, continuing until about 4am in the fairground on the Avenida de Bayona, 1km southwest of the centre. Fireworks go off every evening in the Ciudadela park (about 11pm), and there's a funfair on the open ground alongside. Competing bands stagger through the streets all day playing to anyone who'll listen.
Bullfights take place daily at 6.30pm. Tickets (€15–75) go on sale at the Plaza de Toros at 8am the day before. At the end of the week (midnight July 14), the festivities are officially wound up for another year with a mournful candlelit procession, the Pobre De Mi (Poor Me).
Among the best of the other Basque towns where fiestas involve some form of encierro are Tudela (July 24–28), Estella (first weekend of Aug, with no official ban on women participants), and Tafalla (mid-Aug).


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In University Place, two incumbent City Council members and their challengers are facing off about the costs of Town Center and the responsibilities of hosting the U.S. Open in 2015.
Those are two big issues confronting leaders in the suburb of 31,340 people, Pierce County's fourth-largest city. Whoever is elected will have a say in how UP retires a total debt of around $48 million, most of which is related to Town Center.
Longtime Council member Ken Grassi is challenged by Carl Mollnow, a perennial candidate making his fourth attempt at a council seat since 2007. Meanwhile, first-term council member Eric Choiniere seeks re-election against Steve Worthington, a former Fife city manager.
Worthington, 59, said a top priority for University Place must be reducing debt and building reserves.
The retired city administrator said the mixed-use Town Center project, introduced a decade ago as a huge sales-tax generator for the city, must be completed "because we have no other resources to do anything else."
"The challenge there is if we have a financial emergency, there's no place to go," he said.
Choiniere, 45, an unemployed customer-service worker, said he feels great about the Town Center project. He expects a major deal to be announced by the end of the year.
"It's been a success of perseverance," he said.
He also feels positive about the U.S. Open at Chambers Bay golf course and says it will be a boom for the region.
The city may have law enforcement and public works costs associated with the influx of people attending the golf championship. Total attendance has been pegged at 235,000 for the weeklong event.
If Pierce County does ask UP to pick up some security costs, the city should seek federal grants or other means without using city dollars, Choiniere said.
"I'm not going to support something that is going to wreck our budget," Choiniere said.
Worthington also sees benefits in hosting the U.S. Open.
"I think it's a great opportunity for this community to show itself off," he said.
"I don't believe it's going to have a significant longterm economic benefit, but it sure will make us feel good."
But he says security is the county's responsibility, and University Place shouldn't pay for it.
Worthington sees a potential financial train wreck ahead for his city.
By 2018, UP's police contract with the Pierce County's Sheriff's Department will eclipse property tax revenue, he said. The community, he said, must have a conversation whether to reduce services or whether new taxes for public safety would be acceptable.
With nearly 25 years of municipal government work under his belt, Worthington said, "I'm better prepared to engage in that conversation than my opponent is."
Worthington worked as city manager of Fife from 2005 to early 2011.
Choiniere said the city plans to start discussions next year about paying for public safety. With the improved economy, the solution might not require going to voters for more tax money, he said.
Choiniere ran unsuccessfully as a Democrat for a House seat in Legislative District 28 in 2012. Because of the toll that race took on his family, he said he won't run for another office if re-elected to the UP council.
"I am staying for four years," Choiniere said. "I have no intention of running for anything outside of City Council."
This election is a repeat of the Grassi-Mollnow contest in 2009. Grassi, owner of Grassi's Flowers and Gifts, won that race and is currently mayor in the city's council-manager system, chosen by his fellow council members.
Mollnow, 76, a retired Air Force instructor pilot, said most of the city's debt is because of Town Center, which he believes will never develop as originally planned with a movie theater and upscale shopping. He said the city should hang on to what's been built but sell land for the rest "and let somebody else do it."
"Government shouldn't be in the development business," Mollnow said.
Grassi, 58, said he feels very good about Town Center, with the first phase of apartments including a ground floor of retail space completed in August. He expects the project will make its biggest announcement yet by the end of December, but like Choiniere he declined to elaborate.
Citizens told the city four years ago to "'hang onto the dream,'" Grassi said. "We did, and that was the right decision."
For the U.S. Open, Grassi said the city should shoulder some costs for public safety "within reason" because it will receive a portion of the sales tax revenue.
Mollnow, by contrast, said UP shouldn't help cover U.S. Open costs, including public safety.
While it's good that the golf tournament is taking place in the city, Mollnow said any city money spent on it will be "another thing down the drain."
Mollnow said University Place's biggest problem is spending.
"They've spent themselves into $50 million in debt," Mollnow said. He wants to cut spending to pay off the city's debt early.
Mollnow said the city's expenditures on roundabouts and related landscaping have hurt access to businesses.
Grassi said finding creative ways to add to parks and open space is an issue facing the city.
The only person still on the council since UP's incorporation in 1995, Grassi says he's seeking to retain a seat because "there's just a lot of unfinished business that I hope to see come to fruition."
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Sunspots Studios in Downtown Staunton
Saturday, April 26, 9am to 6pm
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Watch as glass artists from across the region demonstrate various hot glass techniques, including traditional glassblowing, flame working, and bead making. See exhibits of the region's finest blown glass, art glass marbles, beads, jewelry, & more. This is a rare opportunity to buy work from many glass artists in one location after seeing them in action.
Special demonstrations during the weekend will include a fire-breathing dragon or a flaming ray gun, and the Kids' Challenge, in which artists will choose from drawings submitted by children and recreate them in glass.
The Virginia Hot Glass Festival is the only annual festival in Virginia devoted entirely to hot glass artistry. Wine tasting will be offered by Barren Ridge Winery. In addition, the Virginia Stone Carvers will be exhibiting and demonstrating stone sculpting across the street from the Festival.
Sunspots Studios is located in historic downtown Staunton, just 5 minutes from I-81 (Exit 220) & I-64 (Follow signs for Sunspots, & Downtown Staunton) , near Staunton's historic train station. Sunspots Studios creates and sells artworks of copper and art glass in its Staunton studios, and offers visitors live glass blowing demonstrations daily year-round.
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What It Takes–A Guide to Becoming a CPAOne day you're sitting in history class learning about the wives of Henry VIII when suddenly you see a flash—the curtains fly open, light pours through the window, a voice booms from above—and deep in your heart you realize your calling:
You were meant to be a CPA!OK, perhaps the realization that you'd like to explore a CPA career won't hit you like a bolt of lightning, but the timing has never been better. Most accounting majors have job offers cemented before they finish their junior year—and starting pay is usually more than $50,000. What's more, insiders predict this trend to continue for years to come. So, if you're wondering what it takes to be a CPA, here's a road map of the requirements that can lead you from inspiration to career.
What Is a CPA?A CPA is a certified public accountant and is licensed by the state. In California, to earn the prestige associated with the CPA license, individuals are required to demonstrate their knowledge and competence by passing an exam, meeting high educational standards and completing a specified amount of general accounting experience. The two most important goals to focus on in your quest to become a CPA are passing the Uniform CPA Exam and meeting licensing requirements. California law gives CPA candidates two options for entering the profession, depending on the direction you'd like your career to take. The California Board of Accountancy, http://www.dca.ca.gov/cba, has outlined the following pathways for earning a CPA license:
Pathway 1Designed for individuals who will practice only in California and requires:
- A bachelor's degree;
- 24 semester units in accounting-related subjects;
- 24 semester units in business-related subjects (accounting courses beyond the 24 required units may apply toward the business units);
- Passing the Uniform CPA Exam;
- Two years of general accounting experience supervised by a CPA with an active license; and
- Passing an ethics course.
Pathway 2If you are licensed under this pathway, the majority of other states will recognize your license. If you think that someday you might want to practice in another state, Pathway 2 may provide you the professional mobility you desire. Requirements:
- A bachelor's degree;
- 24 semester units in accounting-related subjects;
- 24 semester units in business-related subjects;
- 150 semester units (or 225 quarter units) of education;
- Passing the Uniform CPA Exam;
- One year of general accounting experience supervised by a CPA with an active license; and
- Passing an ethics course.
AuditingOften when the public thinks of CPAs, they think of auditing—the process by which a CPA examines, tests and verifies a company's financial records. Traditionally, logging audit hours has been how aspiring CPAs "pay their dues." Times have changed, and the number of CPAs in California who perform audits and other attest-type services is dwindling. So now, neither pathway requires audit experience to obtain a CPA license. But, publicly held companies in the United States still need to be audited each year to remain in business. So at some point you may want to log the 500 hours of attest or auditing experience to obtain the authority to sign attest reports. It can add to your marketability as a professional.
Increased OpportunitySince audit hours aren't required, you can acquire the experience you need for licensing from any CPA in California with an active license. This means you can train under the CPA who is the information technology director at Warner Bros. or a CPA who works for herself in Lodi just as easily as you can under a partner at one of the large international accounting firms. Your predecessors may have had to work only with firms that performed audits, but your employment possibilities are wide open.
Ask Questions, Learn MoreFor more on the exam's content, the application and scheduling process, or sample exam sections and tutorials, visit the Uniform CPA Exam website, http://www.cpa-exam.org. For questions about the exam, contact the California Board of Accountancy at (916) 561-1703 or firstname.lastname@example.com. For questions about licensing requirements, contact the CBA at (916) 561-1701 or firstname.lastname@example.com. CalCPA also can help. By joining as a student or candidate member, you'll have access to an enormous amount of technical and professional knowledge. Our staff can help answer your questions and guide you toward in-depth information.
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The three local lawmakers — Rep. Steve Hurst, R-Munford, Rep. Randy Wood, R-Saks, and Rep. K.L. Brown, R-Jacksonville — have effectively killed the bill that gives the Anniston City Council jurisdiction over when and how alcohol can be sold within the city limits. The intent of the measure is to allow Anniston's four council members and mayor to approve and regulate the sale of alcohol on Sundays. By unanimous vote, the city approved a resolution asking the Legislature to pass the bill.
The bottom line is that politicians with the biggest stake in Anniston's prosperity should have the final say on this matter. Just makes sense, right? Nope, say Hurst and Wood. Brown is the late-comer on this issue; after initially supporting the measure, he joined his naysaying colleagues in an act of solidarity. In the backwards math of the state Legislature, an objection from only one local representative or senator is enough to doom a local bill.
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As the second guest curator of an installation in the Nancy and Edwin Marks Gallery, leading Dutch designer Hella Jongerius focuses on the Museum's unparalleled collection of samplers. Jongerius was drawn to the Museum's permanent collection of over 1,000 samplers from Europe and America—embroidered notes made by needlewomen as personal records to document their designs for trading and for later use. Jongerius includes The Lady's Manual of Fancy Work (advice on sewing and embroidery), a Chinese export sewing box and an 18th century enameled sewing kit.


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Visit a Planeterra-supported school project, enjoy a traditional South African barbecue, search for and snap photos of the Big Five on open vehicle game drives in a private reserve, overnight in a luxury tented camp, spot wildlife inside world-famous Kruger National Park, stand in awe of the mighty Zambezi River in Livingstone
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The perfect African adventure for those who want to experience all of this region's diverse pleasures quickly, authentically and comfortably, this 13-day trip has it all—and then some. Unfolding in three flight-assisted stages, this trip will take you from urban Cape Town to the sprawling wilderness of the Kruger area, home of the Big Five and countless photo ops. From there, jet off to Livingstone, Zambia's colonial jewel, and feel the awesome roar of Victoria Falls for yourself. Throughout, experienced local guides will be on hand to draw out the best this magical land has to offer.
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Flight to Johannesburg. Arrive in time for your welcome dinner to meet your CEO and fellow travellers.
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This morning, visit to a Planeterra-supported Children's Day School located just outside Krugar National Park, then on to the luxury tented camp, inside a private nature reserve. Enjoy morning and evening open vehicle safari game drives searching out Africa's famed Big Five who cross back and forth through the unfenced Kruger area.
Embark on one last safari drive then head back to the city for dinner with a local Afrikaans family.
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