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ALTHOUGH THERE ARE ONLY TWO NAMES on the cover, this book is the result of many people who contributed their time, energy and expertise to the project.
First of all, we want to thank Matt Burnett, who wrote Chapter 14 on Office 365 and Windows Azure. Matt works for Microsoft Consulting Services and has a wealth of experience making SharePoint and Silverlight work with Microsoft's cloud offerings. We were really glad he agreed to bring his knowledge and expertise to the book.
The technical review team was a cast of SharePoint luminaries, and we were very fortunate and honored to have them. The team members were: Andrew Connell and Ted Pattison, co-founders of Critical Path training; Scott Jamison, CEO of Jornata; Matt Jackson, Director at BlueMetal Architects; and Ed Hild, Architect at the Microsoft Technology Center in Reston, Virginia. Their perspectives and guidance greatly improved the quality of this book.
We'd also like to thank everyone from Addison-Wesley who contributed to this book, many of whom we never had the opportunity to meet. We'd especially like to thank Joan Murray for the opportunity to write the book, for her constant feedback and encouragement, and for deftly guiding us throughout the publishing process.
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I want to thank my parents, who wrote more than 35 books, for inspiring me to write and exposing me to the writing process at a young age. I remember proofreading galleys with them as soon as I learned to read.
I also want to thank my teachers: John Campbell, for introducing me to programming as a child, and my many excellent college professors, especially Mark Seiden and the late Anita Goldner. I thank Scott Jamison for my first serious education in SharePoint on a project in 2002 and Ted Pattison for sharing his development wizardry and exposing the magic that makes it all work.
I'm thankful to Paul Stubbs for being a great and experienced coauthor and helping me with this, my first book project, with lots of ongoing technical and writing advice. Also his chapters are great!
Andrew Connell has been a great friend and mentor throughout the project. He gave me the opportunity to write two chapters in his Web Content Management book, which was an extremely valuable experience. He also gave me a huge amount of encouragement and guidance.
Ed Hild was also an invaluable advisor and sounding board. He shared a great deal of helpful experience from his own book writing and was equally helpful in working out technical problems and digging deeply into issues while reviewing the book.
My most heartfelt thanks goes to my wife, Kate Severinsen, who supported and encouraged me throughout the project. She cut me endless slack while I was working nights and weekends on the book, and she reminded me to stop and laugh along the way.
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First I want to thank Bob German for being a great coauthor. This may be Bob's first book, but he was the one that held it all together and went above and beyond to see this book to completion. Bob is going to have a bright future in writing more books, and I look forward to doing more projects with Bob in the future.
I want to thank Matt Burnett for being a good friend to me over the years and listening to all of my crazy ideas. Matt is always ready to help me solve the tough problems that come up when developing SharePoint solutions.
I also want to thank Steve Fox. Steve has been a good friend and was the co-author of my first SharePoint and Silverlight book years ago. Steve has also been a real motivation for me in writing. He is a writing machine, cranking out multiple books a year. This has driven me to try and keep up and finish projects that I never would have even started in the past.
Last, but certainly not least, I want to thank my wife Rosa for allowing me the time required to write yet another book.


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There is no guarantee that there are no creepy things in that beard
The Hall of Fame ballot was announced today, with selections to be announced in January. Anyone who does not put Greg Maddux on their ballot should have their voting privileges revoked.
Are the Tigers' ownership/GM all smoking crack? You give up Doug Fister for prospects?
There's a whole lot of unhappy Tiger fans out there at the moment. On the Tigers Facebook post about it there's about 2,000 comments basically saying wtf?
So apparently two agents got into a fistfight at the Winter Meetings. I thought immediately "Jay-Z and Scott Boras" and apparently the Twitterverse agrees.
And Logan Morrison got traded to the Mariners. I hate watching AL games.
That's weird. Because as far as I've seen from his tweets, he's not homophobic at all. I mean, his nickname rhymes with "homo" so you've got to have a certain level of tolerance to put up with the crap he gets.
I will have to check those out.
I didn't see anything, either.
I won't be moving into sk8er1964's basement, either. Wilson re-signed with the Dodgers.
Well, I can't find it either. I don't remember exactly what he said but he and some guy were kind of jawing at each other and *I think* LoMo said something about how the other guy isn't getting any and the other guy said 'yes I am, I'm engaged' and LoMo refered to the other guy's fiance as 'him'. Or something like that. Basically it was the kind of stuff that guys usually say to other guys to insult them.
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Brian Roberts signed with the Yankees?! Noooooooo!
An MLB.com reporter asked what one thing Votto couldnt do. I cant skate or play hockey, Votto said. Well, I can skate ... but I cant stop.
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Flu-related deaths, hospitalizations and outbreaks in schools and nursing homes continued to spike last week in Minnesota.
There were 33 confirmed influenza-related deaths in Minnesota during the second week of January, according to the Minnesota Department of Health. So far this flu season, there have been 60 deaths in the state, and 1,842 people hospitalized.
There has been a large increase in the number of flu cases coming into Stillwater Medical Group's clinics, as well as urgent care, Dr. Brian Cress said. There has also been a large increase in the number of people requesting flu vaccines.
"This is the worst standard flu season I have seen in some time," Dr. Cress said.
The total number of deaths now surpasses last year (33) and is nearing the pandemic flu outbreak of 2009-10 that killed 67 Minnesotans.
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The Minnesota Department of Corrections issued this notice to visitors at Stillwater and Oak Park Heights prisons:
"As seasonal influenza continues to spread across the state, the DOC is advising those with influenza-like illness not to visit our prisons. This will help the department minimize the number of people who become ill.
Additionally, offenders who have influenza-like illness will not be allowed to have visitors until their symptoms have resolved.
Symptoms include: a temperature of 100 degrees or higher with a cough and/or sore throat.
Offenders will be able to contact visitors should their visiting become restricted due to illness."
According to state health officials, 88 percent of the deaths were patients age 65 or older. There were no deaths in the past week involving patients younger than 24.
The flu has now struck a total of 107 long-term nursing facilities in the state, as well as 254 schools.
Dr. Cress Provided the Following Flu Advice:
- Get vaccinated, there is still time.
- A vaccination will protect you from the other two strains of the flu.
- Wash your hands.
- Stay home when you are sick.
- Get plenty of rest.
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CENTERVILLE -- Three weeks ago, Mike Vinson got the idea of putting on a Thanksgiving banquet.
Vinson works at Robins Air Force Base but serves as youth pastor at First Christian Church of Centerville on Collins Avenue. He knew he had only a little time, but he and fellow church members accomplished it Saturday.
This came from studying the New Testament, Vinson said. I was looking at everything Jesus said with an attitude of, Why dont we just do it? I want to take Jesus at his word. In the Gospel of Luke he said if you give a banquet, dont invite those who can repay; invite those who cant. Thats what we wanted to do.
Vinson said members invited a variety of people, including residents from area shelters, transitional programs and other programs. He said he went door-to-door through many Centerville neighborhoods inviting people.
There are so many less that came than we invited, he said. I guess thats like with Jesus as well. He invites people, but some wont take advantage. The main focus is we want to express Gods love to people, not necessarily grow our church. Hopefully, the word will get out, and other churches will join in. I hope we can do this every year or maybe more often and see it grow. I know a lot of great churches are doing similar things. We just want to do our part.
First Christians efforts didnt just include the Thanksgiving menu with trimmings. Gifts were also given Saturday, and for many that included free shoes provided at a discount to the church from Shoe Carnival. On Thursday, women from Grace Village, a homeless shelter in Perry, and other ministries were treated to hair and nail makeovers at Middle Georgia Technical College.
Latoya Wright, of Grace Village, is on the verge of completing the ministrys three-month program.
The cosmetologists were really good at the school and did a great job, she said. They were excited about what theyre doing and really seemed to enjoy working with us. It was a real blessing.
Tonya Alexander, a leader at Grace Village, had nothing but good things to say about what the church and Vinson did.
That Mike, I call him a walking Bible, she said. Hes not just hearing and talking about what the Bible says, but hes a doer. Hes reaching out to the down-and-out and outcasts.
Florence Smith, who is new to Grace Villages program, had one word for both Grace Village and the church: life-giving.
Willie Crosby, pastor at First Christian, said it works both ways.
Mike had the idea with the economy being as tough on people as it is, Crosby said. I think the real blessing has been to our members. Being a small church of about 50 or so, its really something for us to see what can be done when we put our efforts together. Its really been a kind of revival for us.
Vinson couldnt agree more.
Im tired, he said. Its been a lot of work, but its been worth it. Even though our guests come in and get dinner and gifts, I think the greatest blessing has been on our end. One of the ladies whose door we went to and invited wasnt able to cook because her stove was broken. We got to deliver a new stove to her Saturday morning. Its been pretty awesome getting to do this.
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This easy dip is great for impromptu parties when you only have your store cupboard to rely on!
450g/1lb frozen petit pois or peas, defrosted and drained
½ red onion, finely chopped
1 garlic clove, finely chopped
1 small bunch fresh mint leaves
115g/4oz plain yoghurt
½ red chilli, seeds removed, finely chopped
1 tsp ground cumin
½ tsp ground coriander
1 lime, juice only
salt and freshly ground black pepper
2 tbsp extra virgin olive oil
1 large bag ready-made nachos
Place the peas, onion, garlic and mint leaves into a food processor and blend to a thick purée.
Add the yoghurt and blend again, leaving the mixture slightly lumpy.
Transfer the mixture to a bowl and stir in the chilli, cumin, coriander and lime juice and season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
Spoon into a serving bowl and drizzle with the olive oil. Serve with a bowl of nachos alongside for dipping.
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NBAA has criticized the FAA's proposed action on sleep apnea among pilots. Doug Carr, the group's vice president for safety, security and regulation, last week condemned as "unacceptable" FAA flight surgeon Dr Fred Tilton's plan to require some pilots and air traffic controllers to undergo screening for obstructive sleep apnea. Opponents of the policy claim it is not supported by research.
According to NBAA, during a December 12 FAA webinar on the issue, Tilton indicated that he intends to press ahead with the policy change unless mandated by Congress to seek industry consultation. Carr noted that while the FAA may not believe consulting with industry is a necessary step, H.R. 3578 introduced last month by House of Representatives aviation subcommittee chairman Frank LoBiondo (R-NJ) would compel the agency to follow established rulemaking processes by including a means for industry stakeholders to provide input.
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It's getting rare these days to find family-owned wineries that are still in the hands of the family that founded them. It's even rarer to find a whole clan of family members who work in, love and take pride in a family wine-making enterprise. Benziger Family Winery is one of the finest examples of that family tradition that we've had the pleasure to visit.
After years of trying to fence nature out using traditional vineyard management practices, Benziger decided to adopt a more natural approach, transforming itself into a certified Biodynamic, organic and sustainable farm. The Benzigers believe that by allowing their land to come into a natural balance, their wines also became more distinctive. An equally important result is how beautiful and healthy the vineyards surrounding the winery look, and what a nice counterpoint the areas planted to attract beneficial insects give to the scene.
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Wine Quality: Good. Their wines often score more than 90 points in publications like Wine Enthusiast and Wine and Spirits and they won Winery of the Year at the 2011 San Diego International Wine Competition.
Tourist Experience: Excellent, especially if you take the tram tour
You can walk in at Benziger and take a self-guided stroll through their biodyanmic wine-making display and visit their tasting room, but the real fun here is taking a tour. Their 45-minute vineyard tour in an open-sided tram pulled by a tractor is a hit with everyone, even the kids. You'll go up into the vineyards, see the property from a hillside vista point and learn why there's a flower garden where grapevines could be growing. This popular tour gets a bit crowded during summer weekends and you may enjoy it even more if you can manage to go on a weekday or off-season.
For a more in-depth experience with a smaller group, the Partners Tour takes you even more behind the scenes and includes a seated tasting - all for the price of a standard, stand-up tasting at some wineries in Napa Valley. These tours are limited to 10 people for a more personal experience.
The pretty picnic area is open to anyone - but of course it's only polite to buy a bottle of their wine if you use it. If you go on weekend during busier times, they serve freshly-made pizzas on the patio, cooked in a wood-fired oven.
One of our few complaints about Benziger is that it's hard to find the link to their tour and tasting information on the website. You'll find it by clicking the photograph that says "Come Visit" or under "Contact Us."
Overall, Benziger offers one of the most enjoyable winery visits in Sonoma and we count it among the top wineries in Sonoma Valley. If you're including it in a weekend visit, use this getaway planner to find more fun things to do.
Just the Facts About Benziger Family WineryTypes of Wines: Several varieties of red and white
Charge for Tasting: Yes, varies by type
Winery Tours: They offer two tours, a behind-the-scenes vineyard tour and exclusive seated wine tasting and a vineyard tram tour. Reserve online at least 24 hours in advance or call to see if they have any space open at the last minute.
Wine Price: Most are $30 per bottle and up
Getting to Benziger Family Winery
1883 London Ranch Road
Glen Ellen, CA
707-935-3000, 888-490-2739
Benziger Family Winery Website
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Katsuya by Starck, hailed as "the latest temple to all things luscious" by Riviera San Diego, features the dynamic pairing of Master Sushi Chef Katsuya Uechi and global design icon Philippe Starck. With specialty cocktails, unique rolls and spectacular sushi and sashimi platters, Chef Uechi skillfully translates Japanese flavors to the American palate. Signature dishes include Crispy Rice with Spicy Tuna, Yellowtail Sashimi with Jalapeño and Miso-Marinated Black Cod. With superb talent and exacting precision, Katsuya by Starck is changing the face of Japanese cuisine.


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Bob Beckle is Awesome. On the most recent edition of The Five, Eric Bolling was doing his very best to link Herman Cain's recent revelations of sexual indiscretions to be nothing more than an attack by the Democratic organization. Fellow panel member and sole liberal on the show, Bob Beckle, was having none of it. …
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Nov 09 2011
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Nov 08 2011
Right-Wing Facebook "Themis" Looms
So you will never have to see dissenting ideas ever again. Most of my readers will be familiar with Conservapedia, the ultra-right online encyclopedia created when Wikipedia was deemed to be overrun with reality's "liberal bias." Now the Koch brothers have announced their intent to set up a social networking site for like minded individuals. …
Nov 08 2011
Teen gets best date for any homecoming, ever. Both of the people in this story are utterly badass. Parker McDonald is now the coolest kid in Colorado, because he had the confidence, the amazing nerve, to ask Olympic Skier Lindsey Vonn to be his date to his homecoming dance and she said yes.
Nov 08 2011
Sick Day
Ughh, I am down with the sickness. Only the two short articles above today. Also I am preping to fly to another location in the not so distant future, the blog might be sparse this week.
Nov 06 2011
Remember, Remember, The 5th of November
Nov 06 2011
P.M.C. Blackwater Has a Game
You too can pretend to be a pretend Soldier with no respect for the Laws of War. Blackwater. The name brings out mixed feelings within the military. Some love the high paying career field as a professional mercenary, I mean "contractor." But a lot of us hate them with a passion. Not only do contractors …
Nov 06 2011
Another Douchebag Florida Lawyer
First it was Jack Thompson now Larry Klaymen. The founder of the conservative watch group, Judicial Watch, is now on the verge of getting his privilege to practice revoked in a second state. The Florida Bar has released a public reprimand to Klayman for failing to provide services that he was paid for…in advance… to …
Nov 06 2011
Crockett Keller Doubles Down and Anon Update
Muslims "have sworn the annihilation of the United States." The Texas gun instructor Crockett Keller had given another interview. The stupid burns too hot for me to write anything more on this lest my head starts smashing against the keyboard until I get yet another concussion. Think Progress has the story.
Nov 05 2011
Spent all day packing stuff into containers, so SSSD in effect untill I get some shut eye. I'll try to toss an article or two up by afternoon(ish) in America. Also, I am now on Twitter at @AActual, and could use some followers for my most up to date inane rantings. Sleepy tiems nao.
Nov 04 2011
Another Gone
I hate days like this. Rest easy buddy. The LT Mafia misses you already. Iraq ain't over and it doesn't change how the coin flipped, at least we got the dick. You did what was right and died in the act of helping the Iraqi people. There is honor in that act, if nothing else. …


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|Pictured from left to right are Lise Blankenship, director of counseling and advisement at the UTPA Counseling Center; Dr. Marissa Randazzo, president for the Threat Assessment Recourses International; Dr. Richard Costello, director of Environmental Health and Safety at UTPA; Roger Lee Stearns, UTPA chief of police; and Jeanette Broshears, UTPA associate dean of students, during the threat assessment training at the UTPA ballroom.
UTPA hosted its first campus threat assessment training July 28. The UTPA Police Department, The Department of Environmental Health and Safety, Counseling Services and the Dean of Students Office sponsored the event to train all faculty and staff on how to handle threats of violence such as homicide, suicide, stalking, insider threats and sabotage.
"It's difficult to bring this kind of training to the Valley…it's usually necessary to travel to cities like Houston, San Antonio, Dallas or even out of the state," said Roger Stearns, UTPA chief of police. "So I like the fact that Pan Am was able to step forward in providing excellent training on campus and to other higher education institutions."
Representatives of The University of Texas at Brownsville, South Texas College, Texas A&M University and Texas A&M Corpus Christi were also invited to attend the training.
"This training helped professionals deal with the same campus issues, while providing access to information they might not have access to otherwise," Stearns said.
Randazzo, a former U.S. secret service agent and an expert in violence and threats, covered many topics including the nature and process of targeted violence; guiding principles and best practices; building and operating a multidisciplinary team; and the key steps in the campus threat assessment process.
"If anything I want people to take with them the knowledge of how to identify possible violence early on because the sooner we know, the more resources we can use to intervene, get the right assistance and get them off the path of violence to help them see other options," said Randazzo.
Randazzo said the most important thing faculty, staff and students can do is learn to share information and concerns about other people.
"One of the things many people don't understand about threat assessment or behavioral intervention teams is that this type of resource is used to help people get back on their feet, not get people in trouble," Randazzo said.
UTPA has a "Student Concern Intervention Team," headed by representatives from the UTPA Police Department, Student Judicial Affairs, Substance Abuse Services, Student Health Services, Residence Life and Counseling and Psychological Services and Advisement. Student concern cases and situations that have occurred on campus are reviewed and brought before the team bi-weekly.
"What we want to know and figure out is if the person who has caused concern in one department is also causing concern in other offices," said Lise Blankenship, director of Counseling and Psychological Services and Advisement at UTPA. "It's the collective knowledge that will help prevent a tragedy."
Blankenship said the team is structured to state immediately that it is not intended to be punitive, but to support students who may be struggling. She wants the UTPA community to learn that their intention is to help, not punish.
"If we have an incident reported to us, we can now work through the process using the model that Dr. Randazzo put forth in determining what our next step would be," Blankenship said. "I hope this training will increase the comfort level for the person making the report. We have a report system, but people often don't want to get someone in trouble, so they don't let us know about concerns."
The "Student Concern Intervention Team" is working toward refining their process and continued training for faculty, staff and students on building a safer university campus.
The UTPA Police Department will also continue to lead other crime prevention and educational opportunities such as women self-defense classes, a citizen police academy and a police explorer program, to help spread the word about their campus safety initiatives.
"We hope to do more training for the campus as a whole," Stearns said. "It is difficult to bring this kind of training in, but we will continue to pursue as we find cost affordable opportunities."
For more information on campus safety or to report a concern, contact UTPA Police Department at (956) 665-7151.


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Grabbing the brass ring, in reference to reaching for and achieving goals, may not be a phrase quite as popular as it once was, but fans of carousels know what it means.
Here's the Fall River Carousel at Battleship Cove, Fall River, Mass. Once upon a time it stood at Lincoln Amusement Park in North Darmouth, Mass. from 1920 to the early 1990s when the park closed. Fall River saved it, restored it, and proudly showcased it in a beautiful Victorian style pavilion at Heritage State Park overlooking the battleships.
For more on the Fall River Carousel, have a look at this website. And for information on famous carousels lost and found, have a look at this website for the National Carousel Association, which seeks to preserve these unique and magical structures of the past.


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Zionsville —
Two and a half hours of Les Miserables convinced me of one thing — spoken words matter.
How could such an incredible story, brought to life by some of the best actors in the industry and set against panoramic scenery, leave such a lifeless impression? Perhaps the answer lies in the fact that the characters never talked to each other. More opera than musical, the characters sang nearly every line. No conversation and no connection either to each other or to the audience. I think it works that way in families as well.
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Zionsville —
Two and a half hours of Les Miserables convinced me of one thing — spoken words matter.
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- 9/11 Commission chair scolds Congress for national security failures Retired Congressman Lee Hamilton has warned of the perils of political ideology, calling the body where he spent 34 years "noxiously partisan." Now, he worries the divide is downright dangerous.
- Paper towels trump electronics A few weeks ago I saw an article on the Internet about some of the really cool, but totally not necessary, things you can buy on SkyMall. The one item that stuck with me in an odd kind of way was a paper towel holder that was also a USB charging station.
- What can we learn from California's drought? Everyone knows (I've admitted it openly here.) that I spend my share of time on Facebook. But few know of my fascination with Twitter; tweets and hashtags can really get me going. For example, last week I heard a news story about how tweets were highlighting the California drought and its water police and snitchers.
- Summer Stock Stage company brings it After seeing "Hair" on Summer Stock Stage, I knew I was in for a treat with "The King and I." The kids in the company had already proven they could handle transitioning between eras and relating to their characters. It was a fun show with all of the spectacle originally intended.
- Watch for spider mites in ornamentals Spider mites are one of the more insidious pests we see in Central Indiana. The reason they cause so many problems is because they are small — virtually impossible to see while they are on plants. Quite often, homeowners don't realize they are present until they see damage in their landscape.
- Teach children to contribute as well as receive I receive a lot of emails and phone calls from parents facing difficulty in their parenting. Often parents ask, "What do I need to give my child? What do I need to do for my child?" While there are many moments we as parents need to give or do something, sometimes the answer lies in expecting from our children.
- Momma wasn't a sissy My mom was on a medical downslide for the last 20 years of her life, and I always wondered how she managed to keep going. She always said she was probably already dead but just too stubborn to lie down.
- They've been known to pick a song or two Someone I know — I don't even remember who — used to have a "You may be a Redneck if ..." daily calendar. One day it read: You may be a Redneck if your mother has a Lynyrd Skynyrd T-shirt.
- Expiring term heightens urgency of lawmaker's mission State Rep. Rebecca Kubacki had plans for her return to the General Assembly next January. The two-term Republican from Kosciusko County wanted to exert "full force" to roll back a law that prevents the children of undocumented immigrants from paying in-state tuition to attend state colleges and universities.
- Exercise helps body resist injury I hurt myself last week. It's a good one too. Low back, below the belt, all the way across. Hurt. When I get hurt, I am instantly grateful for the strength training and body care I do every week and the knowledge I've gain from moving my body regularly.
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The largest item that Shauna Zomek observed in the Hampden County Superior Court–in the room that holds every item that has ever been presented as evidence in a case–is a door that someone shot through in a homicide case. The most unusual item: a toilet on which a victim was shot.
It takes a trip outside of the classroom to see all that there is to see in the legal profession. As a part of her Principles of Litigation course, Caroline Murray, J.D., assistant professor of legal studies, took her students to the Hampden County Superior Court and the United States Federal Courthouse in Springfield last November. Students met with Brian Lees, clerk magistrate; Don Ashe, register of deeds; John Stuckenbruck, the recently-retired former division manager of the Springfield U.S. District Court; and Kenneth P. Neiman, magistrate judge.
"It was interesting to see all the resources they had at the Hamden County Superior Court," Shauna said. "If you want to see an example of a court case similar to the one you're researching, there are all these public documents available in the courts."
Students were able to see the inside of courtrooms, receive training on e-filing, and ask law professionals whatever questions they had. Judge Neiman even articulated to the students the qualities he looked for in potential employees: thorough researching skills, excellent writing, and the ability to form clear, concise arguments.


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2013 and earlier-Honda Accord Prices Paid and Buying Experience
vluu Posts: 100Funny you mentioned that you said they mentioned black was the "hot" color. They told me that "Grey" was the hot color. They have neither color so maybe that's why they said it was hard to get and the "hot" color.
Pohanka offered me the same price you mentioned but they did not have my exterior grey with grey interior in stock. To get me that color, they said it would be an extra $300. Pohanka is also an hour and half from my home so that's they are not my first choice.
Pohanka was however very easy to work with and I liked their "to the point" offer. Not a lot of games and did most of the talk through email and briefly talked to the sales person on the phone towards the end. There offer was very good but I'm in no rush to buy and trying to hold out to save a couple more hundred if possible. Still looking for an offer for under $25K including freight.
This afternoon I got another offer for $24,150 + $790 freight. I'm waiting to see if they can get me the color combo. It beats Pohanka's deal that I was offered this morning.
liamoc Posts: 1I am a newbie on this website so any help would be appreciatted. I am lookin to get a 2013 Accord exl V6/navigation. What has been the best price someone has bought this vehicle for?
How do you get a dealer below invoice? Has anybody been able to get this OTD for under 30,000?
Thank You all
Hey brian125,
Yesterday I went to a Honda dealership and I wanted to buy 2013 Honda EXL V4 without any option and we expect to pay 24000 to 25000 out of the door. The car salesman said it's an unrealistic number and there's no way I can have that price for an EXL V4 any where. So what is a "realistic" number for this model?
I also have a co-sign but he will be out of town on April 28, so I want to seal the deal and have him sign docs on the 27 (since 28 is Sunday and dealership doesn't work on Sun). As you said that make the offer on 30 but that would be difficult for me. Can I seal the deal?
Same post as above would apply. Read thru board and see what others in your area have paid for your make and model. Read my prior postings from Jan.. I have not been following the board on prices this past month. Here is what i would suggest from many years of experience.
My buying numbers might be off but you could always adjust it to market value in your state or boardering states..
Research as many dealerships as possible. check there inventory for your make and model. Call every dealership on the day before you want to buy and let each dealership Internet Manager know that for xxx price you buy today.Dealers answer is Yes or no/ give me your closest price to mine for consideration / them move on to your next call. these calls are 5 min calls with a yes or no. If any one cant give you a straight answer hang up and move on. This is a quick process about price and buying that moment.. Your putting each dealership on the spot that moment for the sale..You have the buying leverage. End of month........... dealers know they have one shot at your business with calls like this.
Most people cant buy cars by phone so if you fall into that category you need to call dealerships first then visit as many as you can on your buying day. with your co signer.
I think your buying numbers are to low
26,399 invoice with dest/ charge
My numbers could be off . Start at 1200 below invoice price on your model.
High doc fee's cut into your below invoice price take them into consideration.
Feb 28th, i bought exl V-6 for.......... 775 below invoice price.
Read thru the boards you will do just fine.......
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Hey Brian,
Thanks for your post. I have that number in mind when I went to the car dealership because last year, my friend bought a 2012 Accord SE with invoice 27000. After several days sitting in the dealership for several hours a day, he finally got it at 22000 out of the door. So I guess I could get the same with that price.
So the salesman said the invoice 24,200 is the "rock bottom" add handling charge is $790. With tax (6.25%) and doc fee and everything will be estimated about $2000. The out of the door price is about $27,000. I've seen other posts saying they get the car about $26,100 with 3% so I can figure that mine should be about $26,900 to $27,100. But I'm not sure if that is the best I can get if sit around there enough...
Uhm... well I guess I have to go with another option then. I was thinking to go with CPO and I heard that you can't negotiate the price like a new car. I think CPO makes more sense than the new car since you drive the new baby out of the parking lot, the car itself already lost $2,000 to $3,000 of the value. It would be great if I can find CPO forum in edmunds here...
jatan Posts: 92There's no v4 -- its either i4 or v6 =P
2012 Accord SE retail was $24800 w/ dest fee and invoice was $22800 w/ dest fee so $22k OTD is possible since the 2012 was the last year of that model
The 2013 is a recent redesign plus it has pretty good reviews so no need for Honda to offer big incentives, but you should be able to get it below invoice (how far below invoice depends on your area and how far you're willing to go to buy it in another area)
2013 EXL i4 CVT: $28,785 retail w/ dest & $26,399 invoice w/ dest
2013 EX i4 CVT: $26,195 retail w/ dest & $24,037 invoice w/ dest
2013 Sport i4 CVT: $24,980 retail w/ dest & $22,929 invoice w/ dest
If the EXL is out of your budget then go for the EX or sport -- you should be able to buy all of them under invoice (read the last few pages to find the lowest prices people paid)
There's no point in sitting around at a dealership for hours -- you can handle everything by email and then just go in to do the paperwork
Get online quotes from dealers in your area and from dealers in other areas if you're willing to travel -- tell them exactly which car and options you want, ask for the price with dest fee included and ask how much their doc fee is. Once you have pricing info from a bunch of dealers then you'll know the lowest price in your area. After that you can reply back telling them the lowest price you got was $$$ and ask if they can beat that price OR reply back with the price you're willing to pay "the most I'm willing to pay is $$$, let me know if you can make that happen before the end of the month, thank you"
I think CPOs are overpriced if you're buying a car that's known to be reliable -- I would rather just buy a regular used car and keep the money I saved on the side for repairs if they come up. Yes new cars do lose value after you buy them, but if you buy them at a good price and plan to keep the car for a while then the hit isn't that bad. Most people who don't know how to negotiate and buy cars at or near retail price get screwed the most along with people who like to switch cars every few years
cob2 Posts: 9This is the price I arrived at in the Sacramento area:
26.465 (v6 exl) This incl the $500 finance or lease.
Also, incl mud/mats/locks, dest, all misc charges...
Doesn't incl tax and lic.
All the local dealers said they would match the price. Some were nicer than others. If I buy I'll prob buy local so the local part of the sales tax stays in my community. Then again, if they're not nice or too high in price I won't...
Love the look of the new Accord, other things not so much compared to my 06 Avalon. I don't like the 2013 Avalon. I may buy a used 2012 Avalon, my 06 body style w/ few updates... I felt I arrived at a good price w/o leaving too much on the table for the Accord. That said I just couldn't see giving up my Avalon/Limited, which is prob worth 14K (90K miles 100K warranty). I just wasn't excited enough about the Accord/deal/new car. When and if my Avalon gives me problems I'll likely be back to the Accord, but for now I'll just keep my Avalon. Thanks all for your posts/info...
oliver1413 Posts: 2i'm looking to purchase a new 2013 honda accord, ex-l w/nav. I live in NJ and am looking for some guidance on the best deal I should expect to pay. Also, I am looking to purchase this in full upfront, does that typically help or hurt me as I'm sure the dealership would rather me lease or finance.
blueiedgod Posts: 2,803Thanks for your post. I have that number in mind when I went to the car dealership because last year, my friend bought a 2012 Accord SE with invoice 27000. After several days sitting in the dealership for several hours a day, he finally got it at 22000 out of the door. So I guess I could get the same with that price.
So the salesman said the invoice 24,200 is the "rock bottom" add handling charge is $790. With tax (6.25%) and doc fee and everything will be estimated about $2000. The out of the door price is about $27,000. I've seen other posts saying they get the car about $26,100 with 3% so I can figure that mine should be about $26,900 to $27,100. But I'm not sure if that is the best I can get if sit around there enough...
2012 Accord was the outgoing model, before the redesign, there was marketing support from Honda. That is the best time to buy a Honda.
If you want the same deal on the New Accord, you will have to wait until 2017, when the New Accord comes out. Honda operates on 4 year cycles, with a mid-model refresh after 2 years.
Luckily, you may find a dealer with a left over 2012, that is either undesireable color or combination of features. You can probably negotiate a good deal on it.
Edit: When you tell the dealer you want "Accord V4" it just rings the bell in his head that he can sell you a bridge. Educate your self before you step your foot into a dealership.
You should finance a part of the car so you take advantage of the 500 dollars incentive from honda. You could pay of the loan the next month. Today is the last day of the month. A great time to buy a vehicle... Call or visit as many dealerships with your asking price today.
Take your models invoice price and subtract 1200 off that and make your best deal by tonight. If your not buying today wait til the last days of May to buy this vehicle. Read thru prior postings to get a idea on pricing and dealerships and buying methods.. The n.y/ n.j. area is not selling as low as some other states so make your best deal between $1200 and 800 below invoice price on any model.
Your in New jersey Call Coast Honda in Sea girt N.j. Internet mgr. i think is Chris. Tell him and every dealership you call or visit That
For $1200 below invoice you buy today....Good luck
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rkolla Posts: 3Hey folks,
I have bought a 2013 Accord LX CVT Modern Steel Metallic for an OTD price of $22275 (includes Wheel locks, All season floor mats, & splash guards).
Dealer Name - Team Honda
Location - Lithia Springs, Georgia
No other dealer in Atlanta are could beat this price..
I had a very smooth negotiation and am happy with the purchase.
Read thru these boards.. Do your own homework/??? . Take what you get from this forum and apply it to your buying experience. If your to lazy to read back 3 months and educate yourself with pricing and dealerships You will get eaten by the Wolf.
College park Honda...in M.d. Might be worth calling today for the sale.
Good luck
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cfrenia Posts: 2Hi all-
I am looking at leasing an Accord EX for 36 months, 12k per year. Below is the price quote I received from Burns Honda in Marlton, NJ.
Sales price - $24,775
Acq Fee - $595
Taxes, tags, NJ registration - $567
$1,000 down. They are also buying back my 2011 CRV for the amount that I still owe. I have 8 payments left. He is giving me monthly payments of $339. Does that sound right? Is it a good deal? I think I can do better but it sounds like he is at his "bottom".


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There's still a divisional imbalance, but, according to Friedman, the Easternmost divisions will have more teams. The Washington Capitals would play in an eight-team division with the Pittsburgh Penguins, Philadelphia Flyers, Carolina Hurricanes, New York Rangers, New Jersey Devils, New York Islanders and Columbus Blue Jackets.
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CARY — As a police officer in Cary, Josh Fulbright doesn't spend much time pulling over speeding drivers or arresting suspects.
Instead, he talks to managers of apartment complexes about malfunctioning lights and abandoned cars, takes part in regular community events and occasionally plays a game of backyard football with neighborhood kids.
Fulbright is one of four Cary police officers assigned to Project PHOENIX, an initiative with 41 multifamily housing developments around town. The name stands for Promoting Healthy Occupancy through Education, Networking and Information eXchange.
Through the program, officers track police calls that come from participating neighborhoods and notify the housing managers of crimes that have taken place. They also partner with Cary's parks and recreation program to host sports games and other activities for kids who live in the townhome and apartment developments.
Fulbright was recently named the town of Cary's employee of the year for his efforts with Project PHOENIX. His team nominated him for the award, and he was chosen from among 20 nominees.
He is assigned to work with 10 housing communities, half of which are near the intersection of Kildaire Farm Road and Wrenn Drive.
Fulbright said the program allows him to take part in police work "from start to finish."
Often, he said, law enforcement officials don't know the outcome of a situation when they respond to a 911 call. Through Project PHOENIX, he sees the same people over and over again, without ever having to flash his badge.
He gets to know the people who manage the housing developments, and the people who live there – especially the kids.
"We are very much on a first-name basis," he said. "It's not Officer Fulbright – it's Josh."
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That's the goal of Project PHOENIX – to form relationships between police and residents to create safe communities.
The program launched in 2011, and Fulbright joined the initiative the following year.
Fulbright, 27, knew early on he wanted a career in law enforcement. He grew up in western North Carolina and earned a bachelor's degree in criminology from N.C. State University in 2008.
After graduation, he attended the police academy in Wilson and took a job with the Cary Police Department.
He was raised by a single mother, and Fulbright said that aspect of his upbringing helps him relate to some of the children who live in the communities he oversees.
"We see a lot of good kids in bad situations," Fulbright said. "They've made bad choices, their parents have made bad choices. But we try to mentor them."
Over the years, he said, some apartment complexes in Cary "started getting a bad rap."
Multifamily housing developments in town don't generate a higher percentage of crime than other neighborhoods, he said.
But the areas are denser, with more people. Five of the complexes in Fulbright's area contain 627 apartments.
"To say this is a bad area just because there's all these people – it's not," he said.
Communities that volunteer to take part in Project PHOENIX must host at least one community event each year and state in rental leases that they are drug and crime free.
Employees of the housing developments also have access to one-day workshops in which they learn about legal issues and the role of the police department.
"We're trying to form a mutually beneficial relationship," Fulbright said. "The goal is hopefully they will take steps to better their community."
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Children enjoy the events through Project PHOENIX, said Andrea Ligouri, assistant manager at the Oxford Square apartment complex off of SE Maynard Road.
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Mayor James Barberio says his appearance on the program is all about spreading the word about the township.
The infomercial in question is one produced by an independent outfit out of Coral Gables, Fla., entitled " Today in America." Former football hall of famer and broadcaster Terry Bradshaw is the commercial's host and narrator.
Under the plan, a segment on the show will be devoted to showing off Parsippany and telling the township's story.
The $20,000 reportedly will go toward production costs and securing numerous airings for the program. According to the mayor, the segment will air one time nationally, via the FOX Business Network, and 19 times on CNN Headline News through cable operators at the regional level and/or on regional news networks in many of the top 100 markets in the country.
"The 'Today in America' segment wil be a great economic development tool," Barberio said. "We get the license to use high-quality production to promote the township as a great place to do business and a great place to live. We also generate a greater pride among Parsippany residents."
The mayor said the segment on Parsippany will feature a number of interviews with local figures along with footage of various scenes around the township. He added that he will meet with Parsippany Area Chamber of Commerce President Robert Peluso to come up with ways to show the town in the best light.
Only one council member gave a thumbs-down to the plan.
John Cesaro, now running for Morris County freeholder, said he voted no because he did not have enough information to make a good decision.
"I have nothing against the idea," he told Patch. "It may turn out to be an innovative way to promote the town. I hope so."
Barberio said the $20,000 cost is an investment into Parsippany's quest to bring rateables within its borders.
"If just one company relocates to Parsippany, the tax benefit will far outweigh Parsippany's cost toward the production," he said.


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Getting a Library Card
Edited 1/15/08
Any resident of the Town of Berthoud, a student or teacher in the Berthoud public schools, a company/business located in Berthoud or a resident of the surrounding library service area may obtain a Berthoud Community Library District card. Library cards are issued at no charge.
In order for a patron to receive a library card, they must fill out an application. If the patron is under 18 years of age, a parent must be present at the time of filling out the application, as well as signing it. Children may not take applications home to fill out.
The applicant must have proof of residency by one of the following methods; a valid Colorado driver's license, pre-printed checks, canceled mail, utility bill, car registration, school or record ID.
Once the application has been completely filled out and residency verified, the applicant may begin to use their card. The first time the applicant uses their card, they are restricted to checking out 3 total items. Once these items are returned, they may check out as many items as the BPL policy allows.
Lost cards- Replacement cards cost $1.00.


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There's nothing quite like the face of a child, eyes bright and wide, seeing Santa Claus riding atop a fire truck. And in Montville, that tradition is a long and much beloved Christmas tradition.
This year, all four departments believe! Chesterfield has already done their Santa run, but Mohegan, Montville and Oakdale fire departments have yet to do theirs so make a note on your calendar!
Montville Fire Department will do its Santa run on Dec. 22 beginning at 12 noon. The truck will travel various streets within the fire district.
Mohegan Fire Company also has Dec. 22 as its Santa run day, albeit in the evening beginning at 5 p.m. And I was told they may have more than one truck out! Again, within their district.
Oakdale Fire is still nailing down its date -- it's either Dec. 16 or Dec. 23, I was told today. We'll get back to you on that!


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On 2nd August at 8.45 p.m. the last performance of Giacomo Puccini's Turandot is on stage under the masterful direction and splendid stage design of Franco Zeffirelli with costumes by Oscar winner, Emi Wada. Choreography by Maria Grazia Garofoli and lighting designer Paolo Mazzon. All 7 performances will see Daniel Oren on the podium.
The ice princess Turandot will be interpreted by Martina Serafin, as the beloved Calaf we shall see Dario di Vietri. Timur will be interpreted by Rafal Siwek and Liu by Carmen Giannattasio. The three ministers will be: Ping Vincenzo Taormina, Pong Paolo Antognetti and Saverio Fiore as Pang.
The voices of the A.d'A.MUS. children's choir participate directed by Marco Tonini.
Further performances of Turandot
For information and booking
Ticket Office – Via Dietro Anfiteatro 6/B, 37121 Verona
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On Thursday 7th August 2014 at 8.45 p.m. eighth performance of Georges Bizet's Carmen will be on stage. This year, 2014, marks 100 years since its first performance in the Arena in Verona. The director and scenographer is Franco Zeffirelli, Costume Designer Anna Anni, and the Flamenco choreography of El Camborio revived by Lucia Real.
The Hungarian conductor, Henrik Nánási will alternate with Julian Kovatchev for the 11 performances of Carmen. Kovatchev returns having conducted the successful evening, Arena di Verona, 2014: The show is about to begin transmitted in Eurovision on RaiUno on 1st June. Amongst the main interpreters we will see Ekaterina Semenchuk alternating with Anita Rachvelishvili and Ildikó Komlósi in the role of Carmen; Carlo Ventre, Mario Malagnini and Jorge de León as her lover, Don José; Carlos Álvarez, Raymond Aceto and Dalibor Jenis as Escamillo, the toreador and Irina Lungu, Tatyana Ryaguzova, Rocio Ignacio and Natalia Roman as the sweet Micaela. Completing the cast is children's choir, A.LI.VE. directed by Paolo Facincani.
Other dates of Carmen
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Tickets for the Opera Festival 2015 at the Arena di Verona are already on sale on line, at the Main Ticket Office and by all the official resellers.
The Festival 2015 will be inaugurated on June 19th 2015 with Nabucco by Giuseppe Verdi and will go on with other great Arena classics as well as Aida by Giuseppe Verdi, Tosca by Giacomo Puccini, Don Giovanni by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Il Barbiere di Siviglia by Gioachino Rossini, Roméo et Juliette by Charles Gounod and a Gala on July 24th 2015.
And if you buy your tickets by December 24th 2014 you can save money!
For booking and information call (+39) 045 8005151 or click here


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The Chancellors Staff approved the Policy on Assemblies, Rallies, Parades and Demonstrations on July 1, 2002. This policy replaces the policy referred to as the "free speech policy". It is the result of the efforts of the Policy Revision Committee consisting of the following members:
Barbara Jones, Assistant Chancellor for Student Affairs
Lori Varlotta, Dean of Student Life
Mary Beth Mackin, Assistant Dean of Student Life
Dave Ostrowski, University Police Services
Sumaiyah Clark, student at large appointed by Student Government
Eugene Fujimoto, Assistant to the Chancellor for Affirmative Action and Equal Opportunity
Tim Lagerman, student at large, appointed by Student Government
Narciso Aleman, Faculty Senate
Crista Lebens, Faculty Senate
James Molloy, Faculty Senate
Dan Weiss, Whitewater Student Government
Clint Dederich, Whitewater Student Government
Shelly Gorecki, Residence Hall Association
The Committee met throughout the spring semester beginning in February and concluding during finals week in May to create the new policy. The activities of the Committee included reviews of Chapters 18 and 21 of the UW System Code, reviewing policies from other institutions, and discussions about issues of time, place and manner. The Committee also sponsored an open forum on April 10th for discussion of the issues to be considered in the policy and to receive input from the campus community. An e-mail account was established to receive feedback from the campus as well. Finally, a draft of the document was shared with all recognized student organizations, Whitewater Student Government, Academic Staff Assembly, and Faculty Senate. Feedback was provided by each of the governance groups as well as the Chancellors Staff. This feedback was reviewed and, where applicable, included in the final policy that was approved by the committee and forwarded to the Chancellor.
The revised policy follows:
Assemblies, Rallies, Parades, Pickets and Demonstrations Policy
Source: Assistant Chancellor for Student Affairs
Revised: July 1, 2002
The intention of this policy is to support and encourage the free expression of ideas by students, faculty, staff and others. It is designed to protect the rights of those who wish to exercise the free expression of ideas while at the same time balancing the rights of those who do not wish to participate in such activities. This policy insures that the University has the ability to carry out its mission of instruction, public service, research, and the ability of the institution to function administratively.
Declaration of policy. It is the policy of the Board of Regents of the University of Wisconsin System that the facilities of the university are to be used primarily for purposes of fulfilling the universitys missions of teaching, research and public service. University facilities are not available for unrestricted use for other purposes. In order to preserve and enhance the primary functions of university facilities, the Board of Regents has established Chapter UWS 21 Use of University Facilities.
Definitions. In this chapter:
The next three sections reflect parts of Chapter UWS 18 Conduct on University Lands.(1) "Board of regents" or "board" has the meaning given under s. UWS 1.02.
(2) "Chancellor" means the chief executive officer of a university, the university of Wisconsin centers, or the university extension. At UWW, the Chancellor has determined that the Vice Chancellor for Administrative Affairs will act as designee.
(3) "Facilities" or "university facilities" means the publicly owned or leased buildings and grounds which are subject to the custody and control of the board.
(4) "Institution" has the meaning given under s. UWS 1.06.
(5) "Organization associated with an institution" means that an organization is an officially recognized staff or student group, or an administrative or academic unit, or a state agency.
(6) "Staff" means all employes of the University of Wisconsin System.
(7) "Student" means any person who is registered for study in an institution of the University of Wisconsin System for the current academic period.
(8) "University" has the meaning given under s. UWS 1.07.
PICKETING, RALLIES, PARADES, DEMONSTRATIONS AND OTHER ASSEMBLIES. (A) In order to preserve the order which is necessary for the enjoyment of freedom by members of the university community, and in order to prevent activities which physically obstruct access to university lands or buildings and prevent the university from carrying on its instructional, research, public service, or administrative functions, any picketing, rally, parade, demonstration, other assembly, or congregation of spectators to such activity may be declared unlawful if its participants:
PROHIBITIONS ON BLOCKING ENTRANCES. No person may intentionally physically block or restrict entrance to or exit from any university building or portion thereof with intent to deny to others their right of ingress to, egress from, or use of the building.1. Intentionally gather or intentionally remain assembled outside any university building in such numbers, in such proximity to each other or in such fashion as to physically hinder entrance to, exit from, or normal use of the building.
2. Intentionally congregate or assemble within any university building in such fashion as to obstruct or seriously impair university-sponsored or university-authorized activities, or in such fashion as to violate any of the following conditions:a. No group may be admitted into the private office of any faculty member or other university employee unless invited by the authorized occupant of that office, and, then not in excess of the number designated or invited by that person.3. Intentionally create a volume of noise that unreasonably interferes with university-sponsored or university-authorized activities.
b. No group may obstruct or seriously impair passage through corridors, stairways, doorways, building entrances, fire exits, playgrounds, and reception areas leading to offices.
c. No group, not authorized to do so by the person in immediate charge of the room, or by a person designated by the chief administrative officer to approve requests for the use of rooms for meetings, may enter or occupy any university building or part thereof.
d. No group may assemble immediately outside rooms or playgrounds at times when they are normally in use for classes, study, or research.
e. No signs supported by standards or sticks shall be permitted in any assembly in a university building.
4. Intentionally employ force or violence, or intentionally constitute an immediate threat of force or violence, against members of the university community, university property or others.a. For the purpose of par. (A), "intentionally" means that the participant or spectator knew or reasonably should have known orwas informed by authorized official that his/her conduct by itself or in conjunction with the conduct of others would have the prohibited effect.
b. The chief administrative officer or designee will have primary authority to implement par (A). He/she may prescribe limitations for any picketing, rally, parade, demonstration or other assembly in order that it will meet the requirements of par. (A). When informed of any picketing, rally, parade, demonstration, or other assembly which may not comply with par. (A), the chief administrative officer or the designee may proceed immediately to the site and determine if there is compliance with par. (A). If he/she finds a violation of par. (A), he/she may declare the assembly unlawful or he/she may prescribe those limitations on numbers, location or spacing of participants in the demonstration which are reasonably necessary to ensure compliance with par. (A). If he/she prescribes limitations, and if his/her limitations are not observed by the assembly, he/she may then declare the assembly unlawful. Any declaration of illegality or prescription of limitations shall be effective and binding upon the participants in the assembly unless and until modified or reversed.
c. Any participant or spectator within the group constituting an unlawful assembly who intentionally fails or refuses to withdraw from the assembly after it has been declared unlawful under this section shall be subject to immediate arrest and liable to the penalties of s. UWS 18.07.
d. To facilitate the expression of ideas, the university strongly recommends that the leaders of any assembly attend an "assembly orientation" provided by the Office of Leadership Development.
e. The university recommends that on-campus groups register with the campus reservation office to reserve access to a general vicinity during specific periods.
SOUND-AMPLIFICATION EQUIPMENT. (A) In order to permit the use of sound-amplifying equipment on university lands, if needed for the dissemination of ideas to large audiences, but to prevent its use from interfering with university functions which inherently require quiet, the following provisions shall apply:
USE OF FACILITIES BY ORGANIZATIONS ASSOCIATED WITH THE UNIVERSITY. (1) The chancellor, or his or her designee, shall permit organizations associated with that institution to use university facilities for events for staff and students, if he or she determines that:1. No person may use sound-amplifying equipment on any lands without the permission of the chief administrative officer or designee, except as provided in par. (c).
2. In granting or denying permission, the following principles shall govern:a. Except in extraordinary circumstances, permission may be granted to use the equipment only during the following hours, 12 noon to 1:30 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. every day, and only when the equipment is more than 50 feet from and directed away from any university run or authorized activity, playground, classroom building, residence hall, library or building being used as a study hall.3. Any request for the permission required by this section must be submitted in writing to the chief administrative officer or designee at least 24 hours prior to the intended use of the sound-amplifying equipment and must be signed by a student or employee of the institution where the equipment is to be used. The request shall contain:
b. An applicant for permission shall have the burden of establishing the need for amplification to communicate with the anticipated audience. In particular, the applicant must show that the audience can reasonably be anticipated to include at least 250 people.
c. An applicant for permission shall have the burden of establishing that the volume and direction of the sound from the equipment will minimize interference with other activities.a. The proposed hours, date and location where the equipment is to be used.(B) Permits issued by the chief administrative officer or designee shall not be required for the use of university sound amplifying equipment used with the permission of the university employee having control of the equipment for authorized university classes, research, or meetings in university buildings, or for university sponsored academic, recreational or athletic activities, or for crowd control by authorized university officials.
b. The size of the anticipated audience and the reasons why the equipment is needed.
c. A description of the proposed equipment which includes the manufacturer, model number, and wattage.
d. The names of the owner of the equipment and of any person or persons, in addition to the person signing the application, who will be responsible for seeing that the equipment is operated in compliance with the terms of the permit and the provisions of this rule. The chief administrative officer or designee may require the presence of additional persons if said officer believes this is necessary to ensure compliance.
(C) For the purpose of this section, "sound amplifying equipment" means any device or machine which is capable of amplifying sound and capable of delivering an electrical input of one or more watts to the loudspeaker.
USE OF FACILITIES BY PERSONS OR ORGANIZATIONS NOT ASSOCIATED WITH THE UNIVERSITY. (1) The chancellor, or his or her designee, may permit persons, or organizations not associated with that institution, to use university facilities at his or her institution if he or she determines that:(a) The proposed use will not interfere with or detract from the teaching, research and public service missions of the institution;
(b) The institution has appropriate facilities available for the proposed use; and
(c) The organization has complied with institution procedures adopted under s. UWS 21.06.
(2) The chancellor, or his or her designee, may permit organizations associated with that institution to use university facilities for public events if he or she determines that:
(a) The proposed use will not interfere with or detract from the teaching research and public service missions of the institution;
(b) The institution has appropriate facilities available for the proposed use; and
(c) The organization has complied with institutional procedures adopted under s. UWS 21.06.
(3) The organizations using university facilities under this section may be required to reimburse the institution for the costs, if any, incident to the use of the facilities.
(4) Organizations using university facilities under this section may be required to pay rental charges for use of the facilities if the use is revenue producing.(a) The proposed use is under the sponsorship or at the invitation of an organization associated with the institution;(2) Persons or organizations using university facilities under this section must reimburse the institutions for the costs, if any, incident to the use of the facilities.
1. UW-Whitewater requires all off-campus groups to demonstrate in writing their compliance with par. (a). To demonstrate such compliance, off-campus groups must first obtain a UW-W sponsorship form: http://www.uww.edu/adminforms/handbook/Demonstration.doc
The form must be completed and returned to Administrative Affairs or designee for verification prior to the assembly. Verification will be completed within two work days. The approved sponsorship form must be in possession and produced upon the request of any university official.
(b) The proposed use will not interfere with or detract from the teaching, research and public service missions of the institution, or the use of the facilities by organizations associated with the institution;
(c) The institution has appropriate facilities available for the proposed use;
(d) The person or organization has complied with institutional procedures adopted under s. UWS 21.06; and
(3) Persons or organizations using university facilities under this section may be required to pay rental charges for use of facilities if the use is revenue producing.
(4) Persons or organizations using university facilities may be required to show proof of insurance as determined by the Risk Management Officer.


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Joseph A. Vila Jr. died Thursday. This Wildwood resident was 55 years old.
He was the husband of Renee Vila (nee Kohlberg); father of Kathryn (Bo Carman) Kohlberg, Christopher (Andrea) Kohlberg, the late James M. Kohlberg; grandpa of Daniel and Matthew Carman and Christopher Kohlberg; son of Joseph and the late Elizabeth Vila; son-in-law of Joseph and Dolores Kohlberg; and brother of Martha Chernus and the late Suzanne Berry.
Visitation will be 4-8 p.m. Tuesday at Schrader Funeral Home and Crematory, 14960 Manchester Road at Holloway in Ballwin. At 9:45 a.m. on Wednesday, a funeral procession will travel from Schrader to St. Clare of Assisi Catholic Church in Ellisville to celebrate a 10 a.m. Mass.
Interment is in the Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to Schrader Funeral Home for the funeral.
Friends may sign the family's online guestbook.


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Mart Cyclone 30 High Profile Retractable Turntable
Note**** Washer is Reconditioned
Turntable Diameter 30 Inches
Work Height 55 Inches
Table Load Capacity 1,500 lbs.
Operating Temperature 140-180 Deg. F.
Initial Heat Up Time 60-120 Minutes
Electric Heat 30 KW
Overall Dimensions
143" W x 143" D x 139" T
Empty Weight 16,000 lb.
Reservoir Capacity 787 Gallons
20 Vee-Jet Wash Nozzles
Oscillating Manifold 4 Revolutions Per Minute
Equipped with:
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20HP Pump Rated at 269 GPM @ 134190 PSI
Oil Skimmer
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Annie was born and raised in Northwest Indiana with her younger sister and parents in Hammond. After spending some time out of the area chasing the radio dream she has moved back to start a family with her two main men: Jager the mutt and fiance Rob. When she is not on the air Annie enjoys cheering her favorite Chicago sports teams (Da Bears, Da Bulls, And Da Sox), hiking, and exploring new fairs and festivals! (Anything Deep Fried she's in!) Annie cannot wait to share her life with you on air and is excited to be back in the Region doing what she loves!
Tuesday, July 10,2012 |10:34 am
Today is my parent's 30th wedding anniversary! It got me thinking, what's the secret to a happy marriage? My mom's answer... "Isn't that the million dollar question!" You see in my house there was never talk of my parents ever not being together. If they had problems, they worked them out! That's why I when I say "I Do" it will be forever! (You can call me naive, but I believe it!)
So what did she finally answer?... "We genuinely enjoy each other's company"! Naturally, I wasn't satisfied with such a simple answer so I went to google. Google's answer: empathy. Couples who have empathy for one another's feelings, have stronger relationships! What would you put on the list? Let us know on Facebook!


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BranchOut's Facebook app provides employers with a social job board, CareerConnect for companies to connect with potential candidates and referrals, and RecruiterConnect to find candidates you by proactively sourcing referrals through employee connections.
Monster's Beknown Facebook app provides free company pages for employers, as well as a Jobs Tab to push out job listings and company information to Facebook users.
Bullhorn Reach Social Recruiting Platform
Bullhorn Reach provides a single platform for hiring managers and recruiters to manage social recruiting. Users can post jobs and analyze information from a user's social media networks, alerting recruiters to qualified candidates whose online behavior may indicate an interest in switching jobs.
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Jobvite provides a social sourcing and candidate relationship management (CRM) application that helps companies find ralent through employee referrals, social networks and the web. Jobvite also offers a recruiting and applicant tracking system.
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LinkUp Facebook App
LinkUp's Facebook App places a jobs widget on a company's Facebook wall, as well as a separate Jobs tab on the company Fan Page that lists all of the current job listings from the company's corporate website. When Facebook users click on a job listing on Facebook, they are directed to the job listing on the company's website to apply.
Monster Social Recruiting Solutions
Monster's Social Recruiting Solutions provides custom company profiles on Facebook and Twitter, a Monster job feed to the pages, as well as an employee referral application.


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Be strong and of good courage, do not fear nor be afraid of them; for the LORD your God, He is the One who goes with you. He will not leave you nor forsake you.
Deuteronomy 31:6 (NKJV))
i'm going to a party and i'm going to drink a lot and dance
drink responsibly everyone