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Data and Analysis
The Data and Analysis stream enables graduates with numeric and analytical skills to work on strategic social policy initiatives and programs.
Graduates in this stream will have the opportunity to integrate skills developed in university with on-the-job learning to assist in robust social policy development and advice through activities such as:
- analysing data from administrative sources and surveys
- modelling policy options using a variety of tools
Interested graduates would also have the opportunity to apply and develop more advanced quantitative skills, such as:
- building and using more complex models
- undertaking quantitative research using large data sets.
This work is an essential element of policy development in areas such as income support and family assistance, and their interactions with tax, housing and other policies.
Who we are looking for
We are looking for people who are comfortable working with numbers, enjoy problem solving and have an ability to pay attention to detail, think strategically and see the big picture.
This stream is suited to graduates from diverse educational backgrounds, who are motivated to use their skills to contribute to better social policy outcomes from income support, family payments, housing and related programs.
Graduates with quantitative and data skills are strongly encouraged to apply to this stream. In this stream, you will complete two five-month data and analysis rotations, during which you will receive on-the-job development and meaningful work.
DSS manages approximately one-quarter of the Federal Budget outlays, administering programs totalling more than $80 billion per year.
As a graduate in the finance stream, you will be offered work in the Business and Financial Services Group, where you could work on tasks such as:
- management accounting and business improvement
- financial reporting, planning and analysis
- Budget estimates, modelling, costing and strategy
- taxation
- financial policy and governance
- financial systems
- asset management
- accounts payable and accounts receivable
- appropriations and cash management
DSS, along with other large Government agencies, uses SAP as its financial management information system. Staff are trained in the use of the core elements of SAP and where appropriate in associated SAP modules such as, Asset Management and Budget Allocation Tools.
All finance stream graduate positions are based in Canberra and DSS strongly encourages applications from diverse backgrounds, and in particular, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander graduates and people with disability.
Who we are looking for
We encourage graduates from the following academic disciplines to apply:
- Business
- Accounting
- Commerce
- Finance
- Economics
Additional Training
DSS also supports Finance graduates to undertake either the CPA Program or the CA Program.
Generalist graduates will work in DSS policy, program, corporate support and legal and compliance areas.
DSS generalist graduates have had the opportunity to work on the following policies, programs and initiatives:
- National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS)
- Problem Gambling
- School Kids Bonus
- Household Assistance Package (HAP)
- Paid Parental Leave Scheme
- National Plan to Reduce Violence against Women and their Children
- Apology to Forgotten Australians and Former Child Migrants
- Closing the Gap between Indigenous and Non-Indigenous Australians
Positions in the generalist stream are based in Canberra.
Who we are looking for
The Department has an incredibly diverse portfolio, so whatever your degree, there will be a suitable area for you to apply your skills and knowledge.
Information Technology
If you are an ICT Graduate seeking a position with DSS apply through the Australian Government ICT Graduate Program.
Graduates will complete a graduate development program including networking and professional development opportunities across Government and within the ICT industry.
DSS's ICT environment provides a range of critical infrastructure and application technologies to support the policy development, program and service delivery business of the Department, including:
- Network operations and service provision and management
- Enterprise grants management (Siebel)
- Geospatial mapping and reporting (MapInfo / Hyperion / SAS and other BI Tools)
- Financial management and HR (SAP)
- Remote Service Delivery via satellite/NextG/BDSL/ADSL
- Online collaboration tools (Web technologies and SharePoint)
DSS has over 3,000 staff in 40 sites around Australia. Regional offices are based in capital cities and across rural Australia.
DSS's technical environment will offer a wide range of infrastructure and applications software components including:
- Microsoft Windows 2008 Active Directory
- Windows Server 2008 R2
- Exchange 2010
- Lync Live Communication Server 2010
- SQL Server 2008
- SharePoint 2010
- .Net
- Interwoven/iManage FileSite
- Siebel CRM
- Citrix Server 6.0
- Windows 7 SP1
- Office 2010 Professional
- DirectAccess
- Clustering Services
- Tivoli Storage Manager.
Current hardware includes Dell workstations and laptops, primarily Hewlett-Packard servers, and Cisco communications infrastructure. Anti-virus and disk encryption protection software is employed at various levels.
DSS is committed to continuous improvement of the ICT platform that supports the Department's business. Current strategy includes technical architecture programs that ensure stable and robust ICT that maintain our platforms at technology's leading edge.
All Graduate positions in the ICT graduate stream are based in Canberra and DSS strongly encourages applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander graduates and people with disability.
What we are looking for
DSS is looking for enthusiastic IT graduates who can think laterally and innovatively to contribute to developing solutions in key technology and IT process areas for the Department, including:
- Development and management of general support procedures for existing infrastructure
- IT Security including computer forensics and cyber security
- Development and support of statistical modelling and geospatial (mapping) tools
- Evolution of solution architecture and design approaches
- Automation of business processes via increased online service delivery.
We are also looking for higher level analytical and conceptual thinking skills and the ability to collaborate across a range of teams and foster the client service culture.
Additional Training
DSS may provide graduates in the ICT stream with specific ICT training including:
- Siebel
- Word XML
- Microsoft SharePoint
- Microsoft Office suite
- Microsoft IDOCS
- .Net
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Pepsi Special is set to debut in Japan on Tuesday. The soda features an ingredient called dextrin, which according to reports, helps reduce fat levels in the body.
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YouLiftedMeOut | You LIfted Me Out | Chris Tomlin | Class A-15 | Worship | 1086 | |||
daveschutt | This patch uses the patch cord method for clean boost which is assigned to F4. Variax model assigned. | 6/22/11 | |||||||
We Cry Out Rhyth | We Cry Out | Brit P-75 Brt Pre / Blackface Double Vib | 368 | |||||
daveschutt | Using a Tyler Variax ES-335 model. | 9/13/11 | |||||||
We Cry Lead | Jesus Culture Edge | We Cry Out | Jesus Culture U2 | Angel F-Ball | Worship Rock | 4413 | ||
daveschutt | Big lead sound for Worship or U2 type guitar sound | 9/13/11 | |||||||
Variax Acoustic Guitar | Acoustic | Acoustic | Worship | 1782 | ||||
daveschutt | This is set up for a Tyler Variax but will work with any Variax or Elecric Acoustic guitar. | 9/13/11 | |||||||
TimeHasCome | Jesus Culture | Time Has Come | Jesus Culture | Brit P-75 Pre / 458758 | Worship | 1767 | ||
daveschutt | F4 for a clean boost using FX loop method. This is a dual tone-the other amp is a Blackface Double Vibrato. Variax info stored in patch. | 5/30/11 | |||||||
Shout of the King | Matt Maher | Shout Of The King | Treadplate / Blackface 'Lux | Worship | 971 | |||
daveschutt | This patch is a dual tone that uses EXP 2 to go between a cleaner sound on the verses and the heavy sound (toe down) for the main riff. Exp about 40% for choruses. Variax info stored. | 5/30/11 | |||||||
SetAFire Lead | Dave Schutt / Eric Johnson / Joe Bonamassa | Set A Fire | The Cove Band | Brit J-45 | Worship / Blues / Rock | 4023 | ||
daveschutt | This is a big rich tone with lots of sustain for leads. There's definitely some Eric Johnson and Joe Bonamassa influences in here. Variax info stored in patch. | 5/30/11 | |||||||
Satisfied Barito | Satisfied | The War | Brit P-75 | Worship | 500 | |||
daveschutt | This is a cool tone if you have a Variax. The patch is for a baritone Danelectro for the main riff of the song. | 5/30/11 | |||||||
Satisfied Acoust | Satisfied | The War | Blackface Double | Worship | 674 | |||
daveschutt | This patch for Variax users of anyone looking for a decent acoustic patch is for the bridge of the song. | 5/30/11 | |||||||
Our God Main | Chris Tomlin | Our God | Chris Tomlin | PhD Motorway Pre | Worship | 2912 | ||
daveschutt | This tone is for the single note melody lead that goes throughout the song. Variax info stored with patch. | 5/30/11 |
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The models within the FX Junkie Model Pack are already included in PODxt Live, and offered for purchase to add-on to GuitarPort, TonePort, PODxt and PODxt Pro.
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There is something about people's faces at the beginning and end of their life cycle that have always moved me the most. Sometimes I think that we are drawn to making images of children so we can revisit our youth, and drawn to faces that have seen a full life because we want to explore our own mortality. Photographer Jane Paradise has found a wonderful face and person to explore with her project, When I Was Young I Was Beautiful. The work is currently on display at the Atelier Gallery at the Stoneham Theatre through the Griffin Museum in Stoneham, Mass and will be on exhibition through January 13th, 2013.
Jane is a San Francisco and Cape Cod based photographic artist and is a trustee of the Provincetown Art Association and Museum (PAAM) and former Deputy Director of the International Museum of Women. Her photographs are held in public and private collections in the United States and Europe. Jane has exhibited widely and her recent work includes a series on women in their 90's aging in America that reflects both beauty and sadness irrespective of physical circumstances.
Norma Holt is a ninety+ year-old prominent New York and Provincetown (MA) photographer who continues to actively pursue her art and enjoy all of what life brings her. Through Norma I am telling the universal story about aging and how one person creates a meaningful life with deteriorating physical state.
This body of work is an intimate portrait of an independent creative spirit who also photographed artists. This portrait of Norma's later life (from 89 years old on) is told both through words and photographs. The words are serendipitous "Norma Wisdom" quotes, hopes, desires and longings. Her words are interspersed amongst imagery depicting Norma herself: a consummate artist and fierce soul.
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Duluth Mayor, Councilor Clash over Wade Stadium
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A wall collapsed at Duluth's Wade Stadium last week, and conflicting ideas on how to move forward came from City Hall on Thursday.
City Councilor Jim Stauber and Mayor Don Ness both want the renovations completed, but they disagree on when it should happen.
Renovations for Wade Stadium were discussed last year. Duluth requested $4 million in bonding money from the state legislature, and Stauber said the city should ask for it again this year.
Mayor Ness wants to wait. Ness announced a new, longer plan to fund stadium renovations on Thursday at City Hall. He wants to finalize the project designs this year, and seek state bonding money for construction next summer.
The Huskies General Manager Craig Smith supported that vision at City Hall.
"We need to stay the course of the current planning that's going on and not make rash decisions and rush into things just because humpty dumpty fell off the wall," Smith said.
But Stauber wants to try for construction funding now.
"Wade Stadium has belonged to this city. It's a landmark. It needs to be funded, and if there is bonding this year by the state legislature I want to see that Wade Stadium gets that bonding first," Stauber said.
Stauber doesn't know why more design work is needed. He said the mayor called the project shovel-ready last year.
"We were told last year, that they were ready and they knew what the costs were going to be and it was going to be $8.1 million," Stauber said.
The city would have to match any state money. Under the mayor's plan, Duluth voters would have to renew a .5 percent food and beverage tax this fall.
"That would be a possible source that the city could come dedicate those dollars into the future to help provide the local match and make this renovation possible," Ness said.
But Stauber said the city could take money from a reserve fund.
Both leaders want Wade Stadium to be repaired , but the debate over how and when to fund the project has just begun.
Councilor Stauber introduced a resolution to make Wade Stadium the city's top bonding priority. The city council is expected to vote on that April 1.
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Calvin Sr. and Ernestine Edwards celebrated 60 years of marriage Oct. 24.
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State officials are still investigating an incident involving an elephant at Williston's Two Tails Ranch that left a woman critically injured and unable to talk about what happened.
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Tuesday night the Williston City Council unanimously approved a two-year lease for Sky Chiefs Aviation, owned by Ryan and Kemi Foote, who will relocate their Gainesville flight school to the Williston Municipal Airport.
The school will provide instruction for beginning pilots and will utilize two single engine aircraft, Ryan Foote told council. "It's our goal to expand," said Kemi Foote.
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MNT in England: Jay DeMerit
While the U.S. Men complete their travels to South Africa, revisit the MNT England series with defender Jay DeMerit. After impressing then Watford manager Ray Lewington in a friendly in 2004, DeMerit has risen through the ranks and now wears the captain's armband for the Hornets. ussoccer.com caught up with the defender in England earlier this year and got an inside look at the Green Bay native's life overseas.
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Testimony of Mary Beth Buchanan before the Indecent Exposure: Efforts of the Department of Justice to Protect Victims of Pornography October 15, 2003 Mr. Chairman, Ranking Member Leahy, and esteemed Members of the Committee: My name is Mary Beth Buchanan, and I am the United States Attorney for the Western District of Pennsylvania. I also serve as the Chairman of the Attorney General's Advisory Committee of United States Attorneys. It is an honor to appear before you to discuss the work of my office and of the United States Attorneys across the country to protect victims of pornography. Before my appointment as United States Attorney, I served as an Assistant United States Attorney in Pittsburgh for thirteen years. My work focused on cases involving the sexual exploitation of children. In that capacity, I prosecuted many predators who had a sexual interest in children. During the course of my work, I saw the nature of the cases in this area change dramatically. Initially, cases involved individuals trying to obtain child pornography by mail, usually in an unsophisticated manner. The activity of the perpetrators evolved during the 1990s, to include cases targeting adults who used the internet, not only to exchange child pornography, but to contact children and attempt to arrange meetings where sexual molestation would occur. Several years ago, I prosecuted an Arizona minister who had befriended a 13 year old boy on the internet. He sent the boy child pornography. He also sent the boy a camera and encouraged him to take sexually explicit photographs of himself and then mail them to the minister. Fortunately, the boy's parents discovered the pornography on their son's computer and contacted the FBI. A search of the minister's residence revealed hundreds of photographs, computer discs and magazines containing child pornography. The minister received a ten-year sentence and the information seized from his residence led to child pornography prosecutions in other districts throughout the country. In another case, a defendant convicted of possession of child pornography in Los Angeles agreed to cooperate with investigators in Pittsburgh. The Los Angeles defendant revealed that he had been watching a Pittsburgh man have sex with his five-year old daughter live over the Internet. The Pittsburgh man had even sold pairs of his daughter's underpants to the cooperator. Images of the molestation were captured, and the Pittsburgh man, who had a previous conviction for possession of child pornography, was sentenced to nine years in prison. These events occurred in a 1997 case. The defendant would be facing a mandatory minimum 25 year prison term under the PROTECT Act today. More recently, we prosecuted a man from Virginia who identified himself on the Internet as a "Master of Teen Slave Girls." He engaged in chat conversations over the Internet with a thirteen year old girl from Pittsburgh for several months. On New Year's Day of 2002 he transported her to his house in Virginia where he sexually assaulted her. He also created a video as he abused her and transmitted it over the internet to a man in another state. The defendant pleaded guilty to producing child pornography and received a twenty year sentence. Once again, his computer contained thousands of images of adult and child pornography. It was clear from reviewing the material on his computer that pornography had fueled his desire for sex with children, and that the Internet had provided him with the opportunity. |


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In a unique take on the All-Star Game, Sylvia Fowles was awarded MVP honors for her 23 points and eight rebounds as she led the USA Basketball squad to a win over the WNBA Stars.
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2007: East 103, West 99
Cheryl Ford of the Detroit Shock had 16 points and 13 rebounds to take the MVP honors and the Sun's Katie Douglas scored 18 points to give the East a 103-99 victory in Washington, D.C., the East's second straight All-Star win since losing the first six games. Veteran Tina Thompson led the West with 19 points.
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2006: East 98, West 82
Five Connecticut Sun players led the East to their first All-Star Game victory in seven tries. Katie Douglas was named M.V.P. after shooting 4-for-7 from beyond the 3-point arc to finish with 16 points to go along with five rebounds and four assists. Rookie Seimone Augustus led the West as she also finished with 16 points.
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2005: West 122, East 99
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2003: West 84, East 75
An injury sidelined Lisa Leslie, so Nikki Teasley took over. Teasley, who had two points at halftime, finished with 10 points, six assists, six rebounds, five steals and MVP honors as the West rallied to beat the East 84-75 and stay unbeaten in All-Star play. Leslie bruised her right knee in the second half and is day-to-day.
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2002: West 81, East 76
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2001: West 80, East 72
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2000: West 73, East 61
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1999: West 79, East 61
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We left from the port of Miami, the embarkment process went extremely smoothly. By the time we arrived at the port, we were on the ship about a half hour later. Our bags arrived on our floor by 1:00pm, which is much earlier then our bags have arrived on previous cruises.
Our first impression of the ship was that it was extremely old and seedy. There is nothing luxurious about this ship. Everything is old, worn and rusty. There is no promenade, which is the highlight of most of the other ships. The 3 bars were totally dead in the evening, with no fun to be had anywhere on the ship.
We went to the Windjammer for lunch. This is where the disaster weekend all started. My boyfriend ate the tacos and fajitas there. About a hour later, his stomach was in cramps and he developed food poisoning from this low quality inadequate food!!! We had to be extremely careful about what we ate, if we ate anything at all. The rest of the food on this ship was disappointing and sub par. The Windjammer the whole trip had a musty odor.
On the other ships I have been on, I enjoy going in the hot tub, sauna, and steam room after my workout. There were no saunas and hot tubs in the fitness center. The steam room was so tiny and not relaxing what so ever.
Every time we TRIED to go the room, we found ourselves to be locked out. All we wanted to do was lay down because my boyfriend didn't feel well and we always had to take a pit stop in the lobby to reactivate our keys.
Although this cruise was inexpensive, if I knew this would be the experience we would have received I would have stayed home.


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Hungry City: Eating Through Ipoh
Gingery dumplings. Coconut milk curries. Spicy noodle stir-fries. The city of Ipoh, Malaysia is a vibrant melting pot of Asian cuisines
By Jayanthi Daniel
"Are you hungry?" my uncle Taru asked when he picked me up from the bus station in Ipoh. I collapsed into the passenger seat of his car and confessed that I was famished: It had been a long journey from my home in New York to my mother's native city a couple of hours north of Kuala Lumpur, the capital of Malaysia. And, besides, I said, eating is the main goal of this trip.
It had been 20 years since I last saw my uncle, and he was exactly as I remembered him: friendly, fun, young at heart despite his 54 years. A high school history teacher, he's one of the last of my mother's siblings remaining in Ipoh; the others have migrated to the capital or out of the country over the years, like my mom did in the early 1970s. As we drove into downtown, past the palm oil trees that line the road, Ipoh seemed much more modest than a city of 750,000 people; the low-slung buildings and narrow streets gave it a small-town feel. We pulled up next to a vendor pushing a wooden cart selling ais kacang, a delicious treat of sweetened shaved ice that is my mother's favorite thing in the world. The vendor piled a fluffy mound of the ice in a bowl, drenched it with brightly colored fresh fruit syrup and liquid palm sugar, sprinkled it with sweet corn kernels and cubes of chewy agar-agar and grass jelly, and topped it all off with a drizzle of sweetened condensed milk. Though I hadn't been back to Ipoh since I was a small child, this was one Malaysian specialty I remembered well. "The food in Ipoh is just as good as ever," my uncle said. "You'll see."
His words and the ais kacang energized me. I knew from my parents, and from the books and websites I had been devouring lately to learn more about my heritage, that one way to better understand what it means to be Malaysian—or part Malaysian, in my case—was through the country's cuisine. My mother is a second-generation Malaysian born in Ipoh to a family that emigrated from Punjab, in northwest India. (She met my father—an Indian from Bangalore—while studying nursing in England.) Her family came to Malaysia, like many Punjabis, during this part of the country's tin mining boom of the early 20th century, a period that brought not only Indians, but Chinese as well—along with their different cuisines.
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by atablefortwo on 2011-10-18
Thank you for a wonderful article of my hometown, Ipoh. I was born and bred in Ipoh but been living in Australia for the last 15 years. This article is bittersweet for me, there are always two things I look forward to every time I go back to Ipoh. 1) Family, 2) Food.


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We wait for the start of the game. Days leading into night games are fairly interminable, although moreso on the road than at home. There's a little more to do at home, even if it's as simple as watching the snow drop from the skies.
We wait for word on Champ Bailey, who is questionable for the game. One can presume he will test out the ailing quadriceps muscle at some point prior to the game. The Broncos have to determine their 45 active players 90 minutes before kickoff; sometime after that, we'll know whether No. 24 will play or whether he'll miss his first game in two years.
We wait to see how the re-jiggered offensive line will fare. The last time the Broncos lost Tom Nalen, they rebounded by defeating the New England Patriots in the following game, but then went 3-5 in the games that followed. In shifting over to center, Chris Myers has a comparable amount of experience to Ben Hamilton when he filled in for Nalen in 2002; Hamilton was a second-year player with seven starts at guard, while Myers is a third-year player with five starts at guard before moving over. While I'm curious to see how Myers fares, I'll be watching Chris Kuper even more closely in his first NFL start.
We wait to see how the young wide receivers will fare. Was Glenn Martinez's effort against the San Diego Chargers a one-time deal, or a hint at his future?
We wait to see how the special teams will look; after the bye and with the release of Domenik Hixon earlier this month, it's almost like the return units have started over again. In coverage, they could be hindered if Bailey can't go; he had a touchdown-saving tackle back in Week 1 at Buffalo.
We wait for the snow to stop falling, as is forecast for later in the afternoon. Of course, the ski resorts probably want it to keep dropping on the Mile High City, but I would like as safe a drive as possible coming back from the stadium for not only the 75,000-plus who'll be there tonight, but also for me at 5 a.m. Monday morning, so the sooner it pauses, the more benign the now-slick roads will be after temperatures descend into the 20s tonight. The weather shouldn't have much of an effect on the game tonight; the field is covered until the players begin warming up and the majority of the precipitation should have passed.
And now I'm going to wait for my fantasy team to score a few points. More from the stadium later; until then, vaya con Dios.
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Spring in San Francisco means towering Easter Bonnets in Dolores Park, trashed Big Wheels on Potrero Hill, and the advent of the beer festival season. Here are two upcoming brewfests to help kickstart your spring:
Triple Rock 11th Annual Firkin Gravity Festival: This fest lets local breweries showcase their "real ales" while serving them from firkins. Real Ales are officially defined by the Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) as being unpasteurized, unfiltered, and naturally carbonated. The firkins they're served from are smaller than regular kegs and the cellar temperature suds they hold (50 to 55 degrees) are dispensed using either gravity or by being drawn out of them by beer engines. If all this sounds very old school, it is. That's because all of the traditional beer styles were brewed to be served this way and for many beer lovers it's the best way to appreciate the inherent qualities of fresh craft beer. If you haven't had much experience with real cask ales, this is a great event to sample them.
Participating guest brewers include 21st Amendment, Bear Republic, Devil's Canyon, Drake's Brewing, Iron Springs, Magnolia, Marin Brewing, Peter B's, and Social Kitchen & Brewing.
It all takes place Saturday, April 13th from 11:30 am till the firkins run dry at Triple Rock Brewery & Alehouse in Berkeley. Twenty bucks gets you five 5-oz tastings and additional samples are $3 each.The Bay Area Craft Beer Festival: This is the third annual Martinez beer fest, which seems to get bigger and better each year. The brewers' lineup for 2013 includes some relative newcomers such as Altamont Beerworks, Rocksteady Brewing and St. Florian's Brewery.
The festival is held outside at the Martinez Waterfront Park in the city's Historic Cannery District. In addition to beers from over thirty breweries, there's live music and plenty of food options, both in the venue and outside in the downtown area. If the weather is right, this fest can make for a sweet afternoon scene, especially if you travel to it using Amtrak or BART. The Martinez Amtrak station is a short walk to the park, and for BART riders there are free shuttles to and from the North Concord station. Since this is Martinez, there's plenty of free parking if you prefer to drive. Note: This event is for adults 21 and over.
Participating brewers include:
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Ale Industries
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E. J. Phair
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The Bay Area Craft Beer Festival takes place on Saturday, April 20, from noon to 4 pm at the Martinez Waterfront Park in Martinez. It's $35 if you buy online; $45 at the event, though the fest is expected to sell out. Designated drivers tickets are $2 online or $5 at the gate. Grab tickets here.
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When has Revis ever been reasonable? He wanted $16 million 3 seasons ago. He wants more than Super Mario, he has said it. If he can take 5 years $60 million something like that then you probably keep him, but nothing points to Revis taking anything like that. He wants franchise QB money and has stated it.
I think any reasonable person would like to keep Revis. However it is totally prudent to listen to offers now because this is the only time they will realistically be able to cover those bases and get some reasonable value.
If we blissfully ignore the situation and next year at this time he is demanding money that just does not fit with what the organization can or is willing to do we will get dick all, perhaps a 3rd round comp pick the next year.
We are not keeping Revis. We're either trading him or letting him walk in a year. That was the deal Tanny made when he gave Revis this contract. Do you people really think Revis is going to give up a chance at free agency to sign a nice safe cap friendly deal. Then you don't know Revis. Revis is for some team that thinks a CB can win you a SB, or a team that's just happy with having a marquis name on their team. They're out there, Revis will happily sign an extension with them, and I'll happily take the picks.
if there's no market for revis now b/c his demands are way too high, that will probably be the case when he'd hit free agency next year anyway. at some point, he will learn that no team wants to pay him what he wants. it's better if revis figures it out now, so the jets can trade him to a team that is willing to pay revis 75% of what he wants.
Posted this in the other thread, too.Speaking to CSN Philly, a team source "didnt rule out" the Eagles making a run at Jets CB Darrelle Revis.
The Eagles have cap space to burn and a likely need at cornerback with both Nnamdi Asomugha and Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie doubtful to be back in 2013. Revis-to-Philly makes sense on paper, but new coach Chip Kelly could be reluctant to sign off on trading draft picks as he hunts for players who fit his unique system. Revis is also likely interested in heading to a team that will compete in 2013, and there's no guarantee the Eagles will.
Related: Eagles
Source: CSN Philly Feb 27 - 4:47 PM
I hate "sources", and disagree that Revis wants to play for a contender.
He wants to play for an ATM.


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How to Get a Different Wallpapers on Each Workspaces in Ubuntu
Ok, firstly you must make sure that you have those three conditions:
1. You have to use Ubuntu 8.04 or 7.10
2. You have to install and have CCSM. Check under System ->Preferences if Advanced Desktop Effect Setting is there.
3. For more better result I recommend Avant Windows Navigator and cairo dock. You can install it easily by clicking those link that I gave you.
After you completed those conditions, this is the tutorial and the how-to install the different wallpaper on each workspaces:
1. Go to System -> Preferences -> Advanced Desktop Settings
2. Select Desktop Cube ->Appearance -> Background images
3. Click New under background images and add all the images you want as background.
4. Press Alt+F2 and type this code: gconf-editor and then simply hit enter
5. Go under apps -> nautilus -> preference and deselect the "Show Desktop"
Some screenshots (I'm using a screenshots from other site, I will use mine as soon as possible):
Well.. As simple as that, you already get the different wallpapers on each workspaces.
N.B: You will see that you cannot right-click on the desktop and your desktop shortcut will gone, but don't worry because you still can access all of your original desktop in Places -> Desktop directory. And if you still insists for the shortcut, the cairo dock or avant windows navigator will replace the shortcut with more cool way . You must sacrifice your shortcut if you want to use this different wallpaper on each workspaces but I already gave you some other method to replace it right? I will post the method screenshots as soon as possible.
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Gorgula (1444 days)
Very nice,
do you know how to do so in Ubuntu 9.10?
I use 10.04, LTS version that should be stable,
and i want that option, i've tried it and it doesn't work…
– please send me the answer to the mail: firstname.lastname@example.com –thanks ahead,


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By: Jessica Rae
There's was plenty of negative buzz this week over Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer's comments concerning flexible work options. Mayer, a mom herself, announced plans to discontinue the use of flexible work from home offices.
We spoke with a Sioux City law firm that prides itself on accommodating their employees and their families.
Goosmann Law Firm is owned by Attorney Jeana Goosmann not only does she have two young kids herself, but a majority of her employees also have children.
Goosmann likes to be flexible and understanding about her employee's busy personal schedules.
In fact, it was one thing that attracted young attorney, and mom herself, Lindsay Buchheit. Buchheit actually came to her interview with baby in tow!
Buchheit says, "It very much surprised me when she said, 'oh don't worry about it just go ahead and bring your 4 month old baby in,' and it was the strangest experience getting dressed for that interview in my suit going up the elevator with a brief case in one hand and my 4 month old in the other."
Buchheit is thrilled with how accommodating her job has been to her and her family.
For Jeana, it just makes sense to make sure your employees are happy.
Goosmann says, "I think it's important if you want to have the best of the best and retain them in the workforce especially through the more difficult juggling years where they might be young parents go ahead and be flexible. Those few years where you are flexible will really pay off in the long run."
Goosmann says with today's technology and many ways to stay connected there is no reason why an employer shouldn't be flexible and accommodating to their employees.