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As the sports department's designated theater critic — I also review wines, carnivals and children's books — I ventured out to the USC athletic director's stage debut the other evening, nearly getting scissored by skateboarders at the corner of Trousdale and Childs Way (how appropriate). I think I heard the Tommy Trojan statue actually laugh.
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Haden's never acted before, except before audiences of demanding alums and sourpuss sportswriters. Which, come to think of it, must be better training than the Royal Scottish Academy.
I settle into my seat, surrounded by at least a dozen others. Then another dozen show up. The spring musical isn't exactly USC versus Notre Dame. On Saturday night, seats were readily available. Maybe Art Bartner should send over the band.
The show itself is interesting, though creaky as an ex-quarterback's knees. Set in 1927 Napa Valley, "The Most Happy Fella" involves a fake suitor for a mail-order bride who eventually falls for the real suitor despite being impregnated by the fake suitor.
I know what you're thinking: "Just another Saturday night on a college campus," but this involves singing and a surprising amount of physical affection.
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Here, he is a farmer.
Never heard of this musical myself, but it's full of the kinds of songs your grandfather used to whistle.
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i tried to root my galaxy s blaze T769 and i failed so i tried to fix it and it seemed it worked but it always says "unfortunately, calender storage has stopped unexpectedly" and when i try to go to settings it says "unfortunately, system manager application has stopped unexpectedly" i try to factory reset it but it freezes and the "unfortunately, system manager application has stopped unexpectedly" message pops up again and i have to take out my battery. can any one help i really need it and cant afford to buy a new phone especially since i have only had this phone for a couple of weeks
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RYAN LIZZA: "The ability of eighty members of the House of Representatives to push the Republican Party into a strategic course that is condemned by the party's top strategists is a historical oddity. It's especially strange when you consider some of the numbers behind the suicide caucus. As we approach a likely government shutdown this month and then a more perilous fight over raising the debt ceiling in October, it's worth considering the demographics and geography of the eighty districts whose members have steered national policy over the past few weeks."
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The March/April 2009 Michigan Capitol Confidential carries a story about a program by the Greater Detroit Democratic Socialists of America to help candidates who line up with their values win closely contested races for the Michigan Legislature. Using organized door-to-door canvassing, fundraisers and other forms of aid, the group claims credit for getting four new Democratic lawmakers over the finish line. Those lawmakers are: Rep. Sarah Roberts, D - St. Clair Shores; Rep. Vickie Barnett, D - Farmington Hills; Rep. Jon Switalski, D - Warren; and Rep. Llisa Brown, D - West Bloomfield.
What do you think?
No matter the "door-to-door canvsassing, fundraisers, and other forms of aid", people still vote for who they think will represent them best. That happens to be mostly Democrats. Not surprising, considering the track record of Republicans.
What do I think of this?
It is the American way in action.
Does anyone think that right wing groups don't do likewise?
It appears in many cases that some get elected to office as wolves in sheep clothing such as others that after the fact present socialist agendas. I have not seen a socialist in republican clothing as of yet but I suppose some one could make one up.
During the elections I recieve so many solicitations from politicians via telephone or mail. They would have to walk a mile between houses to canvas door to door in the rural area I live in so it is much easier for them to use telephone or mail. 1 out of 5 solicitations I receive are from the Republican party, the rest being Democrat party. On the Democrat material they do not say they represent socialist agendas. Wolves in sheeps clothing I guess.
Concerning areas of solicitation it appears that the city areas are targeted much more by these people than in the rural areas. It is possible that the socialist party is involved in the elections, in fact it is apparent, a few of them in office at this time, especially at the federal level.
Sheep in wolves clothing............sounds just like Barack Obama!
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Definition of SARCASM from Merriam-Webster's Online Dictionary:
1. a sharp and often satirical or ironic utterance designed to cut or give pain
2. a mode of satirical wit depending for its effect on bitter, caustic, and often ironic language that is usually directed against an individual
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From the Greek sarkasmos, from sarkazein to tear flesh
I recently read a pretty disturbing article written for a small newspaper that was posted on its website and quickly removed by the editor. Some have opined that the inflammatory article was posted for page hits, and page hits it did get. I'm not linking to it or naming the paper because I'm not into helping that paper get more page hits, and the article has been taken down anyway. But the editor's apology note was qualified with the statement that the author's attempt at sarcasm missed the mark. Having had some experience with sarcasm, it got me thinking. Sometimes when I think, I write. Sometimes when I write, I share. (Although I share very rarely here these days. Sorry, yo.)
Sarcasm: the last refuge of modest and chaste-souled people when the privacy of their soul is coarsely and intrusively invaded.
~Fyodor Dostoevsky
Saying Dostoyevsky was talented with words is an understatement, to be sure. That said, I don't think he's quite right (although in Googling for a quote on sarcasm to help make my point about pain, perhaps the quote I found on a quote-y website is taken out of some greater context that I have not tracked further). Dostoyevsky is saying that sarcasm comes from a place of deep pain, and I think that much is on the money. But I don't think sarcasm has to be the last refuge of decent folk. And we are all decent folk, or we each have at least a seed of decency inside of us. Do we really need to hurt others so that we feel better, however subconsciously some of us may do so? If so, then sarcasm makes us the emotional equivalent of a schoolyard bully.
Sarcasm is a form of communication that heavily relies on vocal intonation and context in order that it has a humorous, satirical, or ironic effect on the listener. Humor, satire, and irony may incorporate sarcasm, but the message's receiver would have to be in on the joke AND think it is funny AND not feel hurt (or feel the anger that "covers up" hurt). Sarcastic "humor" is the velvet glove that covers the iron fist of rudeness and hostility when there isn't that shared understanding between the speaker and listener. Absent BOTH sides SHARING the laugh, sarcastic remarks are better classified under the heading of "unfunny, mean-spirited, denigration, or even (as we have all seen) drunken, ignorant" remarks.
Now before you think I'm gettin' all judge-y about others' use of sarcasm, it may shock you to find out that I am just self-aware enough (from spending a vast fortune on therapy, and countless hours studying and TRYING to practice spiritual principles) to know that I have misguidedly used sarcasm as a "humorous" means by which to deflect my pain. It didn't work. I still had pain. Then I caused more pain. And the cycle of pain continued until said fortune spent on therapy and countless hours studying and TRYING to practice spiritual principles caused me to at least become aware of it, and I would like to think much better at not doing it, too.
If sarcastic remarks are to be a favored tool by some, perhaps it would be best to confine such remarks to private conversations with other mean people. Better still would be to lose the sarcasm and feel the pain. It won't kill you. Warning: It might make you eat cupcakes. Hey, I'm a work in progress.


text: Josh Flint Can Baseball Teach Us Something About Farming? Prairie Gleanings Paying attention to stats can give you a leg up on the baseball diamond. Can this be related to farming? Published on: July 5, 2011 A lifelong fan of Major League Baseball (St. Louis Cardinals), when a friend told me about a book called Moneyball: The Art of Winning an Unfair Game by Michael Lewis it quickly leapfrogged to the top of my reading list. The book looks at Oakland A's general manager Billy Beane's novel approach to building a baseball team. Faced with a scant budget in the early 2000s, Beane seeks to build a team based heavily on statistics, rather than scouts' projections. For example, Lewis explains that Beane's research indicates there is a strong correlation between runs and wins. For hitters, the two stats that lead to more runs are on-base percentage and slugging percentage. This is contrary to the common notion to put a strong priority on a hitter's batting average and RBI count. As a former high school baseball catcher, the premises laid out by the book were hard to swallow. Drafting players based on how many walks they have, rather than home runs seemed silly. I wasn't quite ready to ignore intuition as to a player's athletic ability, simply because the stat book says something different. As I near the end of the book, my brain seems to be coming to terms with Beane's scientific analysis of baseball. It's starting to make some sense. Many of the premises employed by Beane have roots in finance and economics. This got me to thinking, if these ideas can be applied to baseball, can they be applied to farming? What are we overvaluing in farming that isn't really worth a dime? For starters, it seems there are potential gains to be had in varying populations according to yield potential. If high, sandy hills don't have the yield potential, we should be bumping down pops as far as we can, without reducing yield potential. Speaking of yield potential, are insurance applications of fungicides and insecticides really paying the bill? University professors constantly preach the importance of leaving check strips. Are we doing this? At $7 a bushel, a lot of folks can get away managing their corn fields like the New York Yankees. However, it seems one of two things will happen. Grain prices could remain high, meaning the farmers managing according to a statistically- and economically-sound manner are gaining an advantage over you. Or, prices could break low. Again, giving the folks paying attention to these little details a big advantage. Moneyball is set to become a major motion picture this fall, starring Brad Pitt as Billy Beane. Check it out and see if you can adapt any of the ideas to your farm. Registered users may comment on this blog.


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On Monday I will start my 9th week. I have some questions on my meal plan. Up until today I have not counted any calories, fat etc. I have only been controlling my portion sizes and eating clean. On my free days I only use a free meal (usually allow myself a fatty food but I still watch my portion sizes) But today I decided to use myfitnesspal.com to calculate my calorie intake, just to see where I stand. I have been eating 1368 calories a day, 30g fat a day, Sodium 1391mg a day, Potassium 1081mg a day, Carbs 140g a day, Fiber 32g a day, Protein 148g a day. My question is, is this enough going into weeks 9-12? I have noticed I am a little more hungry between meals.
To help you give me advice, below are my stats of where I am and where I want to be along with my current meal plan, Supplements and water intake.
Height 4'9" Would like to be at least 5' LOL!
Weight 128 Would like to be 115 or less
Body Fat Starting 30% Current 28.5% Last checked 4 weeks ago. Will be checked again on Monday. I know I have lost more. Would like to be 19% or less
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6am daily M0n-Sat) Making sure I hit my 10's every time!
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4 pills Green Tea with Hoodia (each dose is 2 pills 630mg Green Tea per dose & 25mg Hoodia)
2 pills L-Carnitine (each dose 1 pill each dose 500mg)
2 Fiber Choice Chewables (each dose 2 chewables each 4g)
Meal Plan-
8am Meal 1- 1 whole egg & 1 egg white scrambled with spinach, peppers, onions mixed in along with 2 pieces of turkey bacon.
10am Meal 2- Premier Protein Bar ( 280 calories, Fat 7g, Carbs 23g Protein 30g)
1pm Meal 3- 4oz Bonless Skinless Chicken Breast & Steamed Broccoli
3pm Meal 4- Myoplex Lite Bar
6pm Meal 5- Same as lunch but I add a carb
8pm Meal 6- 1/8c Greek Yogurt with small handful of oats, raisins and walnuts mixed in.
Any help with this would be great! I want to max out my last 4 weeks and burn off the rest of my body fat!
Thank you! I hope you are all doing well with the program!!!! Stick with it!!!
Hi Zavi, I am definitely not a nutrition expert, but just from glancing I think that you can afford to increase your intake of egg whites in the a.m.
Thanks Peach Sonria!
I forgot to mention.... In the past I would on an average only lose 2-3lbs a month even during my first 4 weeks of this program. But the last 4 weeks I have lost 5-6lbs and the only thing I did different was I started taking all the supplements. Before now I would never take any supplements.
So if someone could be so kind and analyze my supplements, calories and food intake and make any other suggestions that would be great!
I welcome suggestions from anyone but, I really need someone who has successfully completed a whole 12 week program and can tell me what to do differently in my last 4 weeks!
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November 10, 2006
Library News Blog Moved
The library news blog has moved to a new location. You can find library news at:
If you use an RSS reader such as Bloglines, you should now use our new rss feed address. Additional feeds are available on the new library news site.
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September 27, 2006
Naxos Music Library
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Naxos Music Library is available to currently registered UM-Dearborn students, faculty, and staff, from both on-campus and off-campus locations.
The Mardigian Library subscription to Naxos Music Library allows for up to three simultaneous users.
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September 25, 2006
Open Research Workshops
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Open workshops designed to help you conduct better research:
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Contact Teague Orblych at 313-493-5562 or firstname.lastname@example.com with any questions and to confirm attendance.
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September 18, 2006
Nonprofit information in GuideStar
GuideStar is now available through the library web site. GuideStar provides financial data on over 1.5 million nonprofit organizations in the United States. It lists the mission and programs, balance sheets, annual reports, lists of officers, and IRS 990 Forms for nonprofits, including foundations.
Currently registered UM-Dearborn students, faculty, and staff can use GuideStar on campus, or from off-campus with your UMID.
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September 17, 2006
Mardigian Library E-News for Students
Does that term paper have you feeling stressed out? Are you rushed, frustrated or just need help? Student learning is the Mardigian Library's first priority! The library is open seven days a week, until 11:45 pm Sundays through Thursdays, and our website resources are available anytime, anywhere.
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TELLURIDE – The Telluride region's largest youth organization is one step closer to having a permanent home, as the Telluride Foundation announced last week that it would award the Telluride Ski and Snowboard Club a Special Initiative Grant to help pay off the club's headquarters in Telluride.
The Telluride Foundation Board of Directors approved a $75,000 Special Initiative Grant for TSSC at the Foundation's recent biannual December board meeting. With more than 300 kids participating in TSSC's competitive skiing and snowboarding programs throughout the year, TSSC is the largest youth organization, in both size and duration of programs, in southwestern Colorado. The additional funds, explains TSSC Executive Director Justin Chandler, will help the club better utilize its space at the base of Lift 7 (Coonskin) in Telluride.
Leveraging an additional $586,289 in additional pledges and donations raised by the club, TSSC's Special Initiative Grant will help turn the winter season headquarters into an efficient year-round clubhouse, with adequate room to train and learn by adding a study area, training center, meeting space and locker rooms.
As Chandler explained, TSSC's capital campaign started in 2002 when the organization purchased the space now known as its headquarters. The organization was left with a substantial mortgage, however, as well as footing the bill for an additional 880 square feet connected to the space (and a subsequent special assessment on the property). To make ends meet, the nonprofit has needed to rent out the space during the spring, summer, and parts of the fall to help pay its debt.
The newly reinvigorated fundraising campaign will ultimately enable the organization to remodel the space and use it for year-round training and club events.
"In 2002, we had 100 kids – now we have 330, and we can't even fit all of our members" into the space at one time due to its small size, Chandler said. Currently, nearly half of the space is unusable kitchen space, which TSSC hopes to remodel into an equipment and ski storage area, leaving more space in the main room for group meetings, training, and other activities.
By paying off the debt, TSSC will also be able to grow its programs and provide year-round training opportunities for its high-level athletes. TSSC has seen unprecedented growth in its upper-echelon competitive programs, Chandler explains, with more than a quarter of its enrollees now requiring year-round training for their competitive exploits.
"Training for the elite level for some of these disciplines requires a lot of time and cross-training… if we don't have to move out every spring, summer, and fall, the TSSC headquarters could provide that," Chandler said.
Founded in 1990, TSSC has a long history of providing positive, healthy activities for regional youth. The club's mission is to instill and nurture a passion for all snow sports, along with developing character, discipline and the desire among young athletes to reach their highest potential. More than just an athletic program, the club strives to be a support group for members and the youth of the region by setting up structured programs that emphasize safety, discipline, sportsmanship and mountain etiquette. TSSC provides the only extracurricular option for ski and snowboard programs with an emphasis on training and competition, filling a void in after-school and weekend youth athletic participation in Telluride.
"Thanks to the Telluride Foundation and many incredibly generous donors, we are getting close to realizing our ten year vision of creating a true year-round training facility and center of operations for youth athletic activities in Telluride," said Chandler. "With continued fundraising over the next six months, the TSSC clubhouse will soon become a safe place for local youth and guests to train for their sport, participate in a large number of cross-training activities, meet with coaches, conduct video analysis, study, and maintain their equipment."
TSSC received the fifteenth Special Initiative Grant since the Initiative's inception in 2006, bringing the total awarded in Special Initiative Grants to about $1.2 million.
Special Initiative Grants, designed to allow the Foundation Board to act proactively and support larger or long-term projects, such as a capital campaign, real estate purchase, or strategic or innovative, new community initiative, are sponsored by board members of the Foundation and presented directly to the board for consideration. TSSC's application to turn the TSSC winter season headquarters into an efficient year-round clubhouse was sponsored by Telluride Foundation Board Members Tricia Maxon, Davis Fansler and Mark Dalton.
"The Foundation Board was happy to make the Ski and Snowboard Club's vision a reality," said Bridgitt Evans, vice-chair of the Foundation Board. "We strongly believe in the program and how the TSSC benefits our youth and Telluride community as a whole. We are proud to support its efforts."
This Special Initiative Grant follows three other Special Initiatives granted in July of 2012: $10,000 to Palm Arts for remodel of its new dance studio space; $20,000 to the Paradox Valley School for construction of its school remodel, including a community library and stage; $75,000 to Second Chance Humane Society, a "no-kill" animal shelter that services the Telluride region, for its new Angel Ridge Ranch animal resource center. In 2011, Telluride Academy received $75,000 for acquisition of its headquarters and another $75,000 was designated to help build the Gold Run Early Education/Childcare Facility.
Additional past Special Initiative Grants include funding to enhance the Telluride and Norwood School Districts' drug and alcohol education programs; purchase a permanent office space for the San Miguel Resource Center; enable the Trust for Public Land's acquisition of a conservation easement to re-open public access to Mt. Wilson; complete an Alternative Futures Study of the region, providing projected economic, ecological and community trends; complete the building remodel for the Ah Haa School for the Arts; construct Mountain Munchkins Preschool; remodel the Telluride Adaptive Sports Program's ski-in, ski-out headquarters; and remodel the Telluride Medical Center's emergency room facilities.
Special Initiative Grants must be sponsored by three Foundation Board Members and are considered at the Foundation biannual board meetings. For information on the Telluride Foundation, visit www.telluridefoundation.org. For information about how to participate in TSSC's capital campaign, call Chandler at 728-6163.


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Community Links and Network (CLAN) in Western Australia (WA) is a non-government organisation which focuses on harnessing and developing the existing competencies and skills of an individual rather than focusing on the deficits. In 2008 CLAN partnered with the Lifespan Resiliency Research Group at Edith Cowan University to investigate aspects of the Indigo Project. Indigo is a free service supporting friends, families and children who may be affected by the diagnosed or undiagnosed mental illness of a family member or close friend. Support is provided through information sessions, workshops, one-to-one support, counselling, and in home support services, delivering new ways to help families build resilience. Of those involved15 indigo recipients participated in semi-structured interviews to identify protective factors and behaviours of individuals who have received support. Data were thematically analysed. In addition each participant completed the Multidimensional Scale of Perceived Social Support (MSPSS; Zimet et al., 1988) as well as the Resilience Scale for Adults (RSA; Friborg et al., 2003). The mean score for the MSPSS was 62.27 (SD=14.74) and for the RSA was 4.90 (SD=0.86). The analysis revealed themes which provided information of the positive and negative personal and family factors that impacted on their capacity to successfully adapt to their circumstances. The indigo project appears to have provided opportunities to enhance resilience in the clients. This paper will report on the quantitative and qualitative research with Indigo project clients. This presentation will discuss the challenges faced by these clients and how they can be helped to be resilient in the face of major family difficulties. The results will assist policy makers and program developers to understand how individuals faced with adversity can adapt and survive.
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|Re: [aspectj-users] New intertype syntax ...new meaning?
I really like the idea of transparent advices/ITDs, and I think that
the example that you've given is not something that I've come across.
I don't know if it's a corner case or not for everyone, though.
I'm not sure I understand the @Inline annotation. Can you elaborate
on that one?
Here's the primary usage I have of ITDs:
@Entity @Coded public class Thing { /* ... */ }
public interface Coded { String getCode(); }
public aspect CodedMixin {
public interface IntroducedCoded extends Coded {}
declare parents: ((@Entity *) && (@Coded *)) implements IntroducedCoded;
@Column(name="code") private String IntroducedCoded.code;
public String IntroducedCoded.getCode() { return code; }
public void IntroducedCoded.setCode(String code) { this.code = code; }
I do this to allow for any implementation of Coded, while introducing
a specific implementation of Coded to those that I want to, in
particular, @Entity's annotated with @Coded. This results in a
postweaving class declaration of Thing that implements
IntroducedCoded, which uses a scary mangled name
(...$CodedMixin$IntroducedCoded) and has a public field with a mangled
field name for "code".
With fully transparent ITDs, I'd like to be able to say that
@Coded-annotated @Entity's implement Coded (not IntroducedCoded), with
an implementation of the one in the aspect, with no indication that it
was introduced, and with a non-mangled, non-public field name such
that decompiling Thing after weaving would result in the following:
public class Thing implements Coded {
protected String coded; // note non-public
public String getCode() { return code; }
public void setCode(String code) { this.code = code; }
Make sense?
On Tue, Nov 24, 2009 at 11:14 AM, Andy Clement <andrew.clement@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I'm nervous about making changes to what happens for weaving todays
> ITD syntax - meaning the ongoing discussions about mangling,
> visibility, etc. A common request I am now seeing is that users want
> completely transparent application of ITDs. What does what mean? It
> would mean in the bytecode it looked *exactly* as if the user had made
> the ITD declaration in the target type. I am thinking about whether
> the new syntax block (intertype X {}) could implement this new
> functionality and the user makes a deliberate decision about whether
> they need the features that come with non-transparent ITDs, or if they
> are happy with full inlining (and so choose the new syntax):
> What goes wrong if fully inlined? Here is a scenario:
> class Foo
> public void m() {
> System.out.println("hey!");
> }
> }
> aspect Bar {
> public void Foo.run2() {
> System.out.println("hey2!");
> }
> declare warning: execution(* run2(..)) && !within(Bar): "Only Bar
> should be providing a run2 implementation";
> }
> This is (a crude representation of) a common pattern where an aspect
> and bunch of ITDs implement some feature, but there is also a guard
> "declare warning" in the aspect to make sure no-one attempts to
> duplicate what the ITDs are already responsible for. The above works
> because post compilation the implementation of run2() is still
> considered to be in Bar, with various accessors/dispatchers added to
> Foo to support running the code in Bar.
> If full inlining is performed, it would not be possible to tell that
> Bar had provided the implementation of run2() into Foo - the bytecode
> will look exactly like the code had been written:
> class Foo {
> public void m() {
> System.out.println("hey!");
> }
> public void run2() {
> System.out.println("hey2!");
> }
> }
> I *think* there is a certain class of aspect that does fit this model
> and doesn't need the distinction to be maintained in the bytecode
> (remember, AspectJ is a bytecode weaver and does not really allow
> source knowledge to influence weaving). If you use ITDs, do you use
> declare warning guards that would be impacted by fully inlined ITDs?
> (Of course, even if this were happening, AspectJ will still be
> informing the user of all the clashes that may be occurring due to
> ITDs interfering or clashing with existing members)
> Changing the meaning of existing syntax to do inlining could be made optional
> @Inline public void Foo.run2() {}
> but I'm thinking that inlining may be default for the new syntax,
> perhaps unless deliberately switched off. or is that too confusing?
> any thoughts?
> Andy
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Take this fun Madrid cycle tour and see the city at its best! Visit all the famous sights, from the Royal Palace and Retiro Park to Plaza Mayor and Puerta del Sol. Touring Madrid by bicycle is a fun and sociable way to sightsee, and with plenty of rest stops there's time to relax and see the sights.
Suitable for all cycling abilities, the Madrid cycling tour also includes a brief orientation session.
Begin your Madrid bike tour with a short orientation session to get your bearings. Then get pedaling on a sightseeing tour that takes you to Madrid's top sights, including: the ancient Egyptian Templo de Debod, the Royal Theatre, Royal Palace, Almudena Cathedral, Plaza de la Paja, Plaza Mayor, Puerta del Sol, St Ann´s Square, Paseo del Prado, Retiro Park, Alcala Gate and Cibeles Square.
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Sightseeing by bicycle is a fun and healthy way to tour Madrid, whether travelling alone or with friends. Gain useful tips about Madrid from your knowledgeable English-speaking guide, including advice on what to see and do in the city. Also hear tales from an insider about what it's like to live in Spain's vibrant capital city.
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Transitioning from Summer Work to School Work
Students across the state will be headed back to school soon and will have to transition from working longer hours to shorter hours. One of the first great experiences during the teenage years is the first job. While teenagers may enjoy the independence of working their first job and earning a paycheck, it is still crucial that they spend plenty of time studying and keep up with schoolwork. The Missouri Division of Labor Standards closely works with Missouri employers, parents and school superintendents to ensure young workers are safe and healthy while on the job.
Below is a chart of appropriate work hours for youth during the summer and during the school year:
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No more than 8 hours on non-school days.
No more than 6 days a week
No more than 6 days a week (40 hours a week)
If you are employing a student during the school year, be sure and fill out the appropriate work certificate or permit.
Missouri's Child Labor Law applies to youth under the age of 16. Youth under 14 years of age generally are not permitted to work at any job (other than in entertainment or casual jobs) at any time. Youth who are 14 or 15 generally are permitted to work, but their work (as well as the work of all children in the entertainment industry) is restricted. Youth are also allowed to do agricultural work on family farms. Read Missouri Law (RSMo 294) regarding child labor.
Some restrictions of work for all ages under 16 include:
- Door-to-door sales (excluding churches, schools, scouts)
- Operating hazardous equipment including ladders, scaffolding, freight elevators, cranes, hoisting machines, man lifts, etc.
- Handling/maintaining power-driven machinery: Meat processing machines, Dough mixers/baking machines, Bread or bagel slicers, Paper balers or paper box compactors
- Working in freezers or meat coolers including taking inventory or cleaning
- Cooking, baking, or handling hot oil or grease
- Mining, quarrying, or stone cutting/polishing (except in jewelry stores)
- Operation of any motor vehicle
For a complete list of acceptable work for youth, visit our Youth Employment page.
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The UCLA International Institute has the ambitious goal to be the west coast leader for the study of global affairs. The Institute has undertaken a series of bold initiatives toward this goal that are designed to provide innovation and leadership and that build on the considerable expertise and activity embodied in its centers and programs. The initiatives are global in scope and span innovative educational programs, cutting edge research, and outreach to the broader community.
We are in the process of creating a new Global Studies program designed to equip UCLA undergraduates with the skills and experiences that will position them to be future leaders in the ever more complex and rapidly changing realms of global economics, politics and society. International Summer Institutes at strategic locations around the world will be an integral part of Global Studies, with the first programs in summer 2004 in Hong Kong, Mexico and Shanghai. Our students will take courses together with local students, will be taught jointly by local and UCLA faculty, and will use the experiences of each location as a lens through which to look at major developments affecting all corners of the world. In addition, students will be encouraged to intern in local organizations, with UCLA alumni playing active facilitating and mentoring roles in the International Summer Institute internship programs.
Furthermore, several international searches for world-class scholars and academic leaders are well underway and I hope to be able to announce new directors for the Asia Institute and the Center for Near Eastern Studies by early 2004.
We continue to offer important public programming. Most notably, the Burkle Center for International Relations will sponsor two important events in October. On October 21, noted Harvard law professor Alan Dershowitz will speak on his latest book, The Case for Israel. On October 30, we will feature a discussion on "Media and the Middle East" between Norm Pattiz, CEO of Westwood Communications and creator of Radio Sawa, and one of the founders of Al-Jazeera, Omar Al-Issawi.
Finally, the UCLA International Institute is home to a new web resource for international education in the United States, supported by funding from the Department of Education. outreachworld.org is a comprehensive one-stop resource for teaching international and area studies and foreign languages in the pre-collegiate classroom. The website brings together information from 146 university programs around the country.
I look forward to seeing you at one of our events or working with you on some of our initiatives.
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MIDLAND – Midland councillors will put their heads together Tuesday to figure out what to do about savings opportunities identified in a recent management study.
An in-camera meeting will take place at 6 p.m., followed by an open session an hour later in the council chambers at town hall.
Consulting firm KPMG presented a report to council on Oct. 1 identifying a total of 65 steps the town could take to trim its costs by an estimated $1.7 million. Some of those recommendations made their way into the 2013 budget.
However, a Jan. 7 report to council by CAO Ted Walker pointed out there has been no formal decision with respect to other items being implemented, studied further or rejected.
"Council direction … is required to establish an implementation process and the related timeframes," Walker stated in his report. "Some (items) may require further staff reports to be provided, and others will require staff to undertake certain actions … for implementation."
KPMG's study evaluated the town's operations, personnel and financial performance in order to identify options for maintaining adequate service levels while allowing for long-term sustainable budgets.
The options covered both reductions in operational expenditures and increases in non-tax revenue. They touched on a broad range of municipal services, from public works to emergency services to recreation.
A total of 20 items, representing costs of $956,000, related to personnel. The in-camera session will be devoted to those options.
In addition to reducing services levels, the opportunities for savings identified by KPMG included cost sharing with neighbouring municipalities, user-pay initiatives, operational efficiencies, and staff reductions through attrition.
When KPMG presented its findings at a public meeting in October, Mayor Gord McKay promised council would take action based on the recommendations.
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Extremely easy to reach by car, Bayreuth lies on the A9 connecting
Munich and Berlin. If coming from the north, take the exit marked
'Bayreuth-Nord' and then follow the signs to the town centre
('Stadtmitte') or the Festspielhaus. If coming from the south, take the exit
marked 'Bayreuth-Süd' and then follow the signs to the Festspielhaus.
Once you have reached the theatre, you will find ample free parking
further up the hill. To the north of Bayreuth the A70 connects the town
with the A7 at Schweinfurt to the west and with the A3 at Würzburg.
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