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MORGANTOWN, W.Va. -- West Virginia's leading rusher in Saturday's Gold-Blue Game was a fraction of himself in 2012 as Dustin Garrison recovered from offseason surgery to repair a torn anterior cruciate ligament.
Two other running backs had seven carries, but this time last year Dreamius Smith was in junior college and Wendell Smallwood was a junior in high school.
Jordan Thompson was the game's leading receiver, but he was unproductive as a freshman, so much so that his coaches did not want to grant him credit after turning six catches into 123 yards and three touchdowns in the final event of spring football.
"I don't want to talk about Jordan," offensive coordinator Shannon Dawson said. "If I talk about him, he's going to go off thinking he's got it all figured out, like he always does."
Junior college newcomer Kevin White was the receiver with a dazzling long run for a touchdown after a short reception. Two other receivers had four receptions, but Connor Arlia is just now on scholarship after two years as a walk-on while Dakiel Shorts could be getting ready for his senior prom.
Quarterback Paul Millard played the game's first three series. He was the backup last season who has thrown 34 passes in two seasons. Ford Childress, even with Millard in the quarterback derby, redshirted as a freshman last season.
This is life for WVU as it pieces together an offense that is looking to replace running back Shawne Alston, receivers Tavon Austin, Stedman Bailey and J.D. Woods and quarterback Geno Smith. Many of the offense's key contributors in a game the defense won 41-33 are either brand new or brandishing much larger roles in 2013.
"We'll have guys that can make plays," Coach Dana Holgorsen said. "I'm very confident in that. Each and every year we've lost great players, the initial reaction is, 'How are we going to score points?' Other guys step up. We have guys who are going to step up a whole bunch."
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"Christmas Rapping"
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Wasn't able to squeeze out a doodle today, (hmmm, that didn't sound quite right, did it?)
Anywho, I thought I'd post this guy from a couple of years ago. Also, it seemed like a wee bit of color was in order.
Hope y'all are having a great holiday season so far!
Why not stop on by here, to see what my fellow doodlers are up to.
"Snow Bank"
I'm not at home tonight. So I doodled with an actual pencil instead of my Wacom stylus, took a photo of it with my iPhone and am now agonizingly posting with said iPhone using WordPress app.
Way cool or horribly obnoxious? You decide.
"Prancing With the Stars"
Why not hoof it on over here and check out what my fellow HoHoDooDa doodlers are doing today.
Getting into sheep shape after missing a day!
So now I'm even borrowing from my own darn self. Redrew this from a sketch I did a few years ago.
Why not pour yourself a nice hot chocolate and stop on by here and check out what my fellow HoHoDooDa doodlers are doing.
Mug Shot.
I stole borrowed this pun from my talented friend Kevin because some days, actual holiday activities hamper my HoHoDooDa efforts. So today… taking the easy way out.
"Cookie Sheet"
The puns are baaaaack!
When you get a chance swing on by here to see what my fellow HoHoDooDa doodlers are doing!
It's December y'all!
Ok then (rubbing hands together), time to put Thanksgiving behind us and focus on the holiday shenanigans still ahead, along with… drumroll please… HoHoDooDa 2013!
Looks like we have a few masochists joining us this year. Below are the names and links of said participants (at least any who have left their name and link to where they are posting their doodles, in the comments here.) If I've missed anyone or your link is not working or any other proof of my heinous lack of organizational skills, please leet me know and I'll do my best to fix it.
So let's kick the turkeys out of our way, roll up our sleeves and get doodling!
For more HoHoDooDa info please go here.
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Announcing (last minute as is tradition) the beginning of HoHoDooDa 2013!
As nutty as November was, what with PiBoIdMo (thank you so much Tara Lazar!) and SkADaMo 2013, it was just what the doctor ordered as far as a shot of creative, mojo-inducing stress.
A couple of Decembers ago, to keep the momentum going, my fellow doodle pals and inspiring muses, Marion Eldridge, Laura Jacobson and I engaged in yet another month-long sketch-a-thon we dubbed HoHoDooDa, short for Holiday Doodle a Day (hmmm, not really that much shorter. Is it?) We did our best to create a holiday-themed doodle a day… or even every other day… or as often as humanly possible, throughout December.
What with the holidays and all, I admit it's a little crazy and there may be some gnashing of teeth and tears shed, but overall, I'm sure it will be a blast and very rewarding, as it was last year. So, doin' it again this year!
Just like SkADaMo, anyone who wants to join in is more than welcome! Regardless of what winter holiday you celebrate!
Rules for HoHoDooDa
"What are the rules for HoHoDooDa?" You may ask.
1. THERE ARE NO RULES! NO SIGN UP! NO REGISTRATION! NO GIVEAWAYS OR GUEST POSTERS! No regulations, themes, daily words, Facebook pages or anything else resembling organization. Just lots of holiday doodling, commenting back and forth and hopefully lots of inspiration and craft honing!
HoHoDooDa Doodlers are scoff-laws and Mavricks! (Really, I'm just not that organized.) The only code we live by this month is Doodle! Doodle! Doodle! Doodle everyday from December 1 to December 31, or at least try to.
You may not Doodle every single day, but by golly you will have tried and you'll have more doodles in your sketchbook at the end of December than you might have otherwise.
So, there's that!
2. If you send me a link to your blog, (or wherever you are posting your HoHoDooDa doodles) I will keep a running list of all the participants and their links on my blog. This way we can all keep in touch and root each other on and enjoy the sugarplum fruits of each other's doodle labors
If there are any broken links, bad links, I forgot anyone, misspelled anyone's name or any other heinous act was performed, please let me know and I'll do my best to correct it.
3. Smile, this is fun!
Doodle on my fellow HoHoDooDa Doodlers, (should there be any!)
Wooo hooooo! We did it, y'all!
First of all I want to give a hearty thanks to all the folks who visited my blog, Facebook, or Twitter to support and root me on. Your comments, retweets, shares and 'likes' were encouraging, often funny and clever and always more than welcome. Thanks also for doing the same for my fellow SkADaMoers. You guys made the journey all the sweeter and kept me going when I was tempted to just sit and eat a whole bag of chips while watching goofy, but time wasting kitty antics on YouTube.
I may have only completed 25 sketches in 30 days, but that's 25 more sketches than I would have done otherwise.
In fact, to all my fellow SkADaMoers:
You decided to step a bit out of your comfort zone this November, dip your toe into a challenge. Maybe you did one sketch, or 5, 10 or all 30. Whatever number you managed to do… You. Are. A. Winner!
Why? "Why am I a winner no matter how many sketches I finished", you may ask? Well, because you took a positive, productive step toward revving up your creative engines this month. Perhaps your sketchbook is a little fuller, your blog has a few more posts. Maybe you killed it and did 30 sketches or more! Maybe for those who participated in PiBoIdMo or even if you didn't, you have some great picture book ideas percolating now or some great new ideas for a painting or some other type of super cool project. Maybe because you dipped your toe into this challenge you'll be more toned up to jump into something even more challenging with both feet! Whatever the case may be, you did it and that is fantastic! Good for all of you!
You rock. Take a winner badge!
Now go on and enjoy the rest of your holiday season, feeling a bit more energized. Maybe you'll take a rest from sketching every single day, maybe you'll continue do a wee bit every day…
Maybe you're a masochist like myself and you'll join the HoHoDooDa (Holiday Doodle a Day) fun that December brings (starts tomorrow, or any day you can join. Of course the sooner the merrier.)
More about the third annual HoHoDooDa later today. For now congratulations SkADaMoers! You kicked November's butt!
And thanks again to everyone who supported us and rooted us on. You guys are winners as well. Take a badge!
Bloated Bunnies
Yep, that's what I was all day today. Bloated. It's tradition.
I don't do the shopping thing on Black Friday. But I do , in fact, bloat. So I suppose it's really Bloat Friday… for me.
Ok, now on to Sensible Saturday, where smaller portions are the order of the day.
Join me in a waddle on over here to check out my fellow SkADaMoers.
Today, we eat like kings!
An oldie from last year but seems appropriate for the day!
I'll be back to SkADaMo tomorrow. But just in case there are some die hard SkADaMoeres out there, you can check here.
Thought I'd work in a few pilgrims in between stirring and sautéing for tomorrow.
Let's take a peek at what the other SkADaMoers are up to over here.
Happy Day-Before Thanksgiving, y'all!
Turkey Getaway.
What the smart turkey will be doing this November.
Trot on over here to see what the other SkADaMo participants are up to.
So, I seem to be continuing on a bedtime theme here. It's wishful thinking, no doubt. This chilly weather puts me in a mood to kick off my cloven sheep slippers and curl up in bed with a good book.
Ah, but I have sketches to catch up on! Missed another two days. Oh for shame! But wait, that's right, there are no rules. No harm done!
Anyhoo, stop on over here and let's see how the other SkADaMo participants have been doing.
"Pigs in a Blanket"
Well at least two of them.
The lovely Laurel Gaylord of Studio Lolo suggested this porcine pun. One of a many other idioms and puns. A girl after my own heart, she is. Can't wait to dig in to that list.
Stop on by here to see what the other SkADaMo participants are up to.
"Hot Dogging"
Well the only thing about Boswell that's hot dogging is his tubular physique. He's much more familiar with the snow plow than any sort of shredding.
Why not schuss on over here to check out my fellow SkADaMoers at work.
..I never said any of those things!
I saw one of those captioned, photo, icanhascheezburger-y things the other day. It had a picture of a fox and the above caption, or something like it. I thought it was hilarious but couldn't relocate it to share, so I decided to rip it off borrow it for today's sketch.
Just in case y'all somehow missed this very catchy, children's book meets Felini, viral video, "What Does the Fox Say," check it out here.
Oh, and speaking of children's books, it actually has become a children's book! Check it here.
And as always, if you'd like to see what the other SkADaMoers are up to trot on over here.
"Swan Dive"
Just under the wire on this one!
Swing on by and check out my partners in crime here.
Beulah was bullish about hoity-toity bags.
Wow, it's the SkADaMO 2013′s two week anniversary eve! You should check out what the other doodlers are doodling here!
"Car Pool"
Cruise on over here to see some of the other SkADaMo participants.
"Retail Store"
"Does this tail make my butt look big?" Matilda queried the patient sales squirrel.
This is what popped into my fevered mind when I saw the Illustration Friday word of the week was "tail."
Also, just wanted to mention that I'm getting some pretty cool ideas brewing for PiBoIdMo. A little excited.
Well, I may be falling slightly behind, but my fellow SkADaMoers are kicking some serious squirrel butt over here.
"Fruit Cocktail"
I know, groan, that's a real stretch. But that's how I roll!
Hey, why not check out how the other SkADaMoers are rolling today, right here.
Chortle Minster
Tonight seems like a good time to take a wee break from puns and idioms and of course the next best thing to do, in my opinion, is draw a monster.
Well, more of a minster really.
Gary here is quite diminutive and could easily fit into the palm of your hand. That is if you could possibly hold Gary in your hand for more than a second or two. You see, the ticklers on his tiny head and tail can render a potential captor ridiculously helpless with laughter.
Much chortling then ensues.
If you insist on being tickled you might want to toddle on over here and check out my fellow SkADaMoers!
"Hot Chicks"
A little rougher sketch today. Probably so I can hurry and run to the window to stare at the rain. We finally got some of that ole precipitation today! I'm feeling rather hydrated and very energized.
But memories of the long, hot summer still haunt me. So much so I remembered an old drawing I did a few years ago depicting the heat and redrew it.
So here are some hot, hot chicks for your animal idiom pleasure. Of course, last time I posted these hot chicks, I got some… shall we say… interesting hits on my blog.
Go figure.
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Int. J. Mol. Sci. 2013, 14(3), 6074-6089; doi:10.3390/ijms14036074
Early Exercise Protects against Cerebral Ischemic Injury through Inhibiting Neuron Apoptosis in Cortex in Rats
Medical Faculty, Kunming University of Science and Technology, Kunming 650500, China
Department of Rehabilitation, Huashan Hospital, Fudan University, Shanghai 200040, China
Yunnan Provincial Key Laboratory for Birth Defects and Genetic Diseases, Genetic Diagnosis Center, the First People's Hospital of Yunnan Province, Kunming 650032, China
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Received: 14 January 2013; in revised form: 3 February 2013 / Accepted: 28 February 2013 / Published: 15 March 2013
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Abstract: Early exercise is an effective strategy for stroke treatment, but the underlying mechanism remains poorly understood. Apoptosis plays a critical role after stroke. However, it is unclear whether early exercise inhibits apoptosis after stroke. The present study investigated the effect of early exercise on apoptosis induced by ischemia. Adult SD rats were subjected to transient focal cerebral ischemia by middle cerebral artery occlusion model (MCAO) and were randomly divided into early exercise group, non-exercise group and sham group. Early exercise group received forced treadmill training initiated at 24 h after operation. Fourteen days later, the cell apoptosis were detected by TdT-mediated dUTP-biotin nick-end labeling (TUNEL) and Fluoro-Jade-B staining (F-J-B). Caspase-3, cleaved caspase-3 and Bcl-2 were determined by western blotting. Cerebral infarct volume and motor function were evaluated by cresyl violet staining and foot fault test respectively. The results showed that early exercise decreased the number of apoptotic cells (118.74 ± 6.15 vs. 169.65 ± 8.47, p < 0.05, n = 5), inhibited the expression of caspase-3 and cleaved caspase-3 (p < 0.05, n = 5), and increased the expression of Bcl-2 (p < 0.05, n = 5). These data were consistent with reduced infarct volume and improved motor function. These results suggested that early exercise could provide neuroprotection through inhibiting neuron apoptosis.
Keywords: early exercise; cerebral ischemia; apoptosis; neuroprotection; caspase
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Zhang, P.; Zhang, Y.; Zhang, J.; Wu, Y.; Jia, J.; Wu, J.; Hu, Y. Early Exercise Protects against Cerebral Ischemic Injury through Inhibiting Neuron Apoptosis in Cortex in Rats. Int. J. Mol. Sci. 2013, 14, 6074-6089.
AMA StyleZhang P, Zhang Y, Zhang J, Wu Y, Jia J, Wu J, Hu Y. Early Exercise Protects against Cerebral Ischemic Injury through Inhibiting Neuron Apoptosis in Cortex in Rats. International Journal of Molecular Sciences. 2013; 14(3):6074-6089.
Chicago/Turabian StyleZhang, Pengyue; Zhang, Yuling; Zhang, Jie; Wu, Yi; Jia, Jie; Wu, Junfa; Hu, Yongshan. 2013. "Early Exercise Protects against Cerebral Ischemic Injury through Inhibiting Neuron Apoptosis in Cortex in Rats." Int. J. Mol. Sci. 14, no. 3: 6074-6089.
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March 7, 2013
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In a recent public service announcement that made the rounds online last month, NBC's "Today" host Matt Lauer plays a cute game of hide-and-seek to highlight the importance of fatherhood involvement. The PSA was just the first in the new Today Takes Action series, which will spotlight social issues important to the show's anchors. For the campaign's kick-off, it was Lauer's idea to focus on the subject of fathers.
Lauer tells Parenting that it's his goal to raise awareness about the difference a positive male role model can make in a child's life. He personally created the ad in partnership with the US Department of Health and Human Services' Administration for Children and Families, Office of Family Assistance and the National Responsible Fatherhood Clearinghouse.
The endearing spot follows Lauer as he seeks out the perfect hiding place during an epic game of hide-and-seek. It's an activity the host claims he excels at from years of game-play with his own family. In fact, during the filming he joked that he is the "James Bond of hide and seek." Lauer recently spoke with Parenting.com about his own father, his favorite father-related news story of the past year, and gave a few choice hide-and-seek pointers to try out at home. Excerpts:
Why this topic now?
I don't think enough is done on fathers and their roles in the lives and children. The PSA does communicate that it takes just a few minutes of your time to make a huge difference in their lives. Whether it's sitting down to color with them, read a book, have a game of catch. Parents may say, "all I did was spend a minute with them," but kids will say "my parents really care about me."
Your kids are 11, 9 and 6?
I'm in hide-and-go-seek heaven.
Any pro-tips for us amateurs?
You gotta change it up. There's the static hide, where you just stay in one place and wait to be found. Then there's the moving hide-and-seek where you're allowed to get up and move around. Those can last for hours at my house.
But how much time do you really get to spend with them?
I would always want to spend more time with them, no question about it. My situation is slightly more unusual. We made a decision a couple of years ago to move out of the city. Way out. So my home is in the Hamptons and that's where our kids go to school. As a result, I'm in [New York] city three or four nights a week, and I'm home on weekends. I go for school events--I do get out there for those. Because of this decision we made--and wanted to make for them--my time is consolidated into three intense days. The time is more precious and the time you spend is more significant.
Plus: Famous Dads on Fatherhood
Is there anything you do as a dad in response to the way your own father raised you?
I had a hands-on dad. I was lucky. Even though I was a child of divorce, it was kind of a similar situation. I saw my dad on weekends. My dad was the kind of guy who got down and dirty with you, whether it was playing a sport or an art project or on a road trip for work. And believe me, it stuck with me. The most important gift he gave me is how hands-on he was. And when I say hands-on I mean in the first sense, that he was involved, but also in the second sense. He was a hugger. He was a kisser. Even as an adult, he would pick me up in the airport and he would give me a hug and a kiss. He wasn't afraid to show his emotions. And that was so liberating for me, to know that's ok. I must tell my kids five times a day that I love them. That's my dad. That's what he used to do.
Yet you're very private as well. Is that your daughter in the PSA?
No, she's an actor. I wanted to do a PSA on the importance of fatherhood involvement. But Annette and I have a longstanding guideline about not putting our own children on TV. We want them to maintain their privacy. In the almost-20 years I've been on the show, one of my children has been on the show for 20 seconds. I'll talk on the air about homework or immunizations or what age can you have a sleepover.
What was your favorite father-related headline of the last year?
The father who shot his daughter's laptop to discipline her. I can't tell you how much interest that got here. At first it seems like this outrageous story, but then it brings in all these issues about parenting in the digital age.


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UGA does not have the worst offense in the country.... Northern Illinois does. They broke the record for fewest points ever scored in a half tonight. They only scored 4 points. Whose record did they break? Their own! They had a 5 point half earlier this year.
At one point they missed 32 straight 3 pointers tonight.
So sleep soundly UGA bball dawgs, you're not a very good offensive team, but hey at least you're not the worst.
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Northern Illinois ... broke the record for fewest points ever scored in a half tonight...
Not quite. This is the fewest ever scored in a half *in the shot clock era*. Men's college basketball didn't add a shot clock until the 1985-1986 season.
I vaguely remember watching a game on TV as a child in which SCar trailed 4-2 at the half. I believe Mike Dunleavy (the father) played for the Gamecocks at the time. UNC during the '70s was famous for using the "four corners offense" to protect a lead, eating time while relying on Phil Ford to dribble, pass, shoot free throws when necessary.
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We sort of knew it already: while Facebook, MySpace, Bebo, Hi5, Orkut, and Friendster were all founded in the U.S., social networking is a worldwide phenomenon. New statistics from ComScore show that sites like Facebook are growing rapidly across the globe, even as that growth slows down in their home country.
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I'm with @orphanedhanyou - I think of coming back to life much more than death itself! I've been around Nameberry long enough to realize that religion is a big turn-off for a lot of people (not that I understand why, but that's beside the point). I have been reading the story of Lazarus's resurrection in my personal Bible study this week, and just last night I was thinking how very cool Lazarus was, and I was just considering making a thread of my own with it! I probably would have (or will) use Lazarus as a middle, because I feel like Boaz and Lazarus are both way too much strong, eccentric Bible names and too many "Z"s for two brothers. But I do really like it. I have been tossing around Zane Lazarus Peter for a full combo, myself. And I agree, Juniper and Lazarus would be so cool for siblings!
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I'm drawn to Eleazar (same Hebrew name as Lazarus) and another Eleazar is featured in the Chanukah story as a Maccabee. Lazarus is probably more accessible and easier for people to pronounce, and I've known and liked Russian Lazars which is related, so I've been thinking about it a bit though I'm not sure because I don't follow the New Testament and it seems almost deceptive for me. But not for others!
That said, I hate Lazer as a pronunciation. The Lazars I've known say it l'ZAR with a very soft l and emphasis on the second syllable, not LAY-zer like laser tag.


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Procurement Policy
Document Number | 000946 |
Date Approved | 14 October 2011 |
1. Introduction
The University of Newcastle is publicly accountable for the use of its funds and takes seriously the responsibility to ensure that its processes for procurement and purchasing operate effectively and efficiently with due regard for transparency, probity and accountability.
This policy describes the principles guiding the University's procurement activities and provides a framework in which University officers have delegated authority to make procurement decisions that are appropriately documented. In addition the policy seeks to enhance the University's reputation and provide protection from complaints, legal action and liabilities by supporting the fair and equitable treatment of all potential suppliers to the University.
This policy encourages the University to monitor and evaluate performance in this area to maximise the use of resources and its provisions are consistent with relevant legislative obligations. It should be read in conjunction with the Purchasing Procedure, Tender Procedure [000947] and Quotations Procedure [000948].
2. Policy Scope
This policy applies to the procurement of all goods and services for the University of Newcastle regardless of the source of funding. This includes capital works for the construction and improvement of facilities, IT projects and infrastructure as well as professional services and independent contractors.
The principles outlined in this policy apply to the controlled entities of the University however they may adopt procedures that are specific to their business needs and requirements.
3. Policy Intent
This policy and the supporting documents address the importance of establishing, implementing and monitoring a simple, clear procurement system that meets the University's business requirements and promotes the fair and equitable treatment of all potential suppliers.
4. Relevant Definitions
In the context of this document:
procurement means the overarching activities and processes undertaken to acquire goods and services for the University;
procurement strategy means the defined and structured way in which the University will approach the market and conduct the tender process for any given procurement, taking into account risk and the nature of the goods or services;
purchasing means the process of ordering and receiving goods for the University;
quotation means an offer, either written or verbal, made in response to a selective invitation to supply specified goods or to perform a specified service up to the threshold value of $150,000 (GST exclusive); and
tender means an offer made in writing in response to an invitation to supply goods or to perform a service as set out in the relevant specification and tender documentation.
5. Policy provisions and principles
- The University's procurement processes are governed by the following key principles with due consideration for the University's legislative, occupational health and safety and other compliance requirements:
- value for money;
- open and fair competition;
- transparency, probity, equity and ethical behaviour;
- risk management;
- responsible financial management;
- social and environmental impact;
- planning and strategy development;
- formation of supply relationships; and
- timely and accountable decision-making.
Value for money
ii. Potential suppliers will be evaluated against criteria that relate to:
- strategic fit and consistency with the University's objectives;
- non-cost factors such as fitness for purpose, quality, timely delivery, ongoing service support, warranty and legal compliance;
- whole-of-life costs including transaction costs, installation, operation, maintenance and disposal.
iii. Where appropriate, the University will undertake a cost-benefit analysis to determine whether leasing is a more suitable option than outright ownership.
iv.In the case of professional services, the University will also give consideration as to the relative merits of a consultancy as compared to an employment contract.
Open and fair competition
v. Open and fair competition between suppliers support the University's commitment to obtaining best value for money and ensuring transparency, probity, equity and ethical behaviour.
vi. The University will ensure that:
- the competitive strategy is appropriate for the specific procurement and approved by an authorised delegate;
- staff involved in the process have up-to-date knowledge of the market and the University's requirements;
- potential suppliers are provided with consistent information and opportunity, are evaluated against defined criteria and bear minimal cost for participating in the procurement process; and
- specifications and tender documentation will not be prepared to favour or disadvantage particular suppliers provided that the University's business requirements are met.
Transparency, probity, equity and ethical behaviour
vii. The University conducts its procurement processes with the highest regard for transparency, probity, equity and ethical behaviour such that:
- goods and services will be procured for authorised business purposes only and not private use, in accordance with external legislation and/or obligations as well as University policies and procedures;
- confidentiality will be maintained in all dealings;
- conflicts of interest (potential, perceived or actual) and personal/business relationships will be disclosed and dealt with in accordance with the University's Conflicts of Interest Policy [000934];
- gifts, gratuities or any other benefits that may influence (or be perceived to influence) the procurement process will be declined; and
- accurate and sufficiently detailed records will be kept to document the process, justify the outcome and provide an audit trail for regular review.
viii. In the event of a perceived or actual conflict of interest, the relevant staff member may be excluded from aspects of the procurement process as appropriate in accordance with the University's Conflicts of Interest Policy [000934].
Risk management
ix. Risk management is a primary consideration and potential risks will be identified, analysed, evaluated, treated and monitored across the procurement process with reference to the University's interests and risk tolerance.
Responsible financial management
x. The University will exercise responsible financial management in all procurement processes such that:
- University funds will be used appropriately and effort will be made to contain the costs of the procurement wherever possible;
- procurement activities will not be initiated without confirmation that funds are available within an approved University budget;
- staff will not authorise or approve expenditure of University funds in excess of their delegation limits; and
- the performance of ongoing contracts will be monitored and evaluated to ensure continuing value for money for the University.
Social and environmental impact
xi. The University has a responsibility to ensure that its procurement activities consider relevant social, community and environmental issues. Provided goods and services are fit for purpose and offer best value for money according to the evaluation criteria, consideration will be given to:
- products containing materials that are produced or distributed in a sustainable manner;
- purchasing local products and services where possible;
- products that are more energy-efficient and minimise their adverse environmental impact;
- suppliers that minimise their energy consumption and adverse environmental impact;
- suppliers that offer product stewardship by assisting the University in responsible disposal of products and minimisation of waste;
- business practices that support the global fair trade movement aimed at tackling poverty and empowering producers through trade; and
- the overall track record and reputation of the supplier in terms of environmental issues.
Planning and strategy development
xii. Planning and development of a procurement strategy will be undertaken for:
- any engagement and/or project that is valued at over $150,000; and/or
- any procurement which is assessed as presenting a significant risk; and/or
- any procurement for the engagement of professional consultants and independent contractors,
to ensure that the University acts in accordance with the key principles in this policy.
xiii. The development of the procurement strategy will be coordinated by Commercial Services with input from a range of internal stakeholders:
- the relevant business area in terms of scope of work and timeline;
- Financial Services in terms of funding availability and/or appropriate financing strategies;
- Legal Services in terms of the type of legal contract and ongoing contract management;
- Risk and Assurance Services in terms of the risk assessment and mitigation; and
- Commercial Services in terms of the procurement methodology, timeline, evaluation criteria, commercial terms and ongoing contract management.
xiv. For large capital expenditure projects, the procurement strategy should consider specific engagements in the context of delivery of the overall project to achieve the best outcomes for the University and potential suppliers.
xv. The procurement strategy must be approved by an authorised officer or committee in accordance with the University's Delegation of Authority Policy [000083] and supporting Delegation Schedules.
Formation of supply relationships
xvi. Wherever possible, the University will seek to develop ongoing relationships with suppliers, especially for commonly purchased goods and services.
xvii. With reference to the principles outlined in this policy, the University may establish schemes and/or processes to approve supply relationships on the basis of a qualified or exclusive basis.
xviii. In exceptional circumstances, an exemption to using a contracted University supplier may be approved by the Chief Financial Officer or Associate Director, Commercial Services.
xix. The University will monitor the performance of its suppliers to ensure that it continues to obtain best value for money in procurement activities.
Timely and accountable decision-making
xx. This policy is underpinned by clearly documented procedures for purchasing, tender and quotations that support timely decision-making across the organisation.
xxi. These procedures include specific delegations of authority to University officers and committees in accordance with the University's Delegation of Authority Policy [000083] and supporting Delegation Schedules.
6. Audit, reporting, compliance, and review
6.1 The implementation of and compliance with this policy and the supporting procedures will be periodically audited as part of the University's internal audit cycle.
6.2 The Council will receive reports on relevant matters associated with the implementation of and compliance with this policy and the supporting procedures via its Committees – Audit and Risk Management Committee (for audit and exception reporting) and Finance Committee (for monitoring budget and expenditure).
6.3 Failure to comply with the provisions of this policy, the supporting procedures and the relevant delegations will be taken very seriously. University staff found to be in breach may be subject to disciplinary action.
6.4 This policy will be reviewed by the Chief Financial Officer at least once every three years with advice from the Associate Director, Commercial Services.
7. Essential Supporting Documents
Conflicts of Interest Policy 000934
Delegation of Authority Policy 000083 and Delegation Schedules
Purchasing Procedure
8. Related Documents
Approval Authority | Vice-Chancellor |
Date Approved | 14 October 2011 |
Date for Review | 14 October 2014 |
Policy Sponsor | Chief Financial Officer |
Policy Owner | Associate Director, Commercial Services |
Policy Contact | Associate Director, Commercial Services |
Amendment History | Minor amendment - Change of Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Services) to Chief Financial Officer with the move of Commercial Services to Finance, Governance and Policy, 12 June 2012. |


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Founded in 1999, Mongabay is a leading provider of environmental science and conservation news.Uganda cancels controversial rainforest logging plan
(10/18/2007) Uganda's government abandoned a controversial plan to grant protected rainforest land to a sugar company, reports Reuters.
Costa Rica gets $26M debt-for-nature swap
(10/18/2007) Under an agreement signed Wednesday by the governments of the United States and environmental groups, $26 million of Costa Rican debt will be forgiven in exchange for tropical forest conservation. The debt-for-nature swap comes under the Tropical Forest conservation Act of 1998, legislation intended to allow eligible developing countries to forego paying back debt owed to the U.S. in exchange for supporting local tropical forest conservation activities.
Elephants use smell to distinguish hunters from farmers
(10/18/2007) Elephants can determine whether a human is a friend or foe by their scent, reports new research published in Current Biology.
Black jellyfish, strange marine species discovered in deep ocean
(10/17/2007) An expedition to an unexplored deep ocean basin south of the Philippine Islands has turned up a trove of previous undiscovered species including a black jellyfish, a transparent sea cucumber, and a tentacled worm that resembles a squid.
Mexican fishing villages work to change practices to preserve loggerhead turtles
(10/17/2007) Industrial fishing operations take plenty of blame for both depleting fish stocks and inadvertently catching innocent bystanders such as dolphins, sharks, seabirds, and sea turtles--a phenomenon known as "bycatch.".
Scientists find fish that literally lives in trees
(10/17/2007) Scientists have found a fish that literally lives in trees, according to research published in The American Naturalist and highlighted in New Scientist Magazine.
Congo pygmies to meet World Bank President Zoellick over forest destruction
(10/17/2007) A delegation of 'Pygmies' from Democratic Republic of Congo are visiting Washington this week to discuss World Bank-sanctioned logging of their rainforest home. The 'Pygmies' are scheduled to meet with bank President Robert Zoellick, according to the Rainforest Foundation, a lobby group that sponsored the trip.
Snake uses trick to avoid poisoning from toxic frogs
(10/16/2007) An Australian snake employs a special feeding behvaior to avoid poisoning by toxic frogs, reports The American Naturalist.
Amazon rainforest burning "worst" in memory
(10/16/2007) Fires continue to rage in the Amazon, according to local reports. John Cain Carter, a rancher who runs Alianca da Terra, an environmental accountability group for agricultural operators, says that the fires are the worst he has ever seen in the region. "I have never seen fires this bad," he told mongabay.com. "The fires are even worse than in 1998's El Nino event." NASA satellite images released at the end of September confirm widespread burning in the Amazon state of Mato Grosso.
Climate change will impact U.S. economy
(10/16/2007) Climate change will have a significant economic impact on the United States, reports a new study published by researchers from the University of Maryland. The report, The U.S. Economic Impacts of Climate Change and the Costs of Inaction, aggregates and analyzes previous economic research in order to develop a better estimate of the costs of climate change.
Arctic sea ice extent hits record low in September
(10/16/2007) Arctic sea ice reached a record low in September 2007, well below the previous record set in 2005 and substantially below the long-term average, according to an image released by NASA.
Photo: baby flamingo at the Bronx Zoo
(10/16/2007) For these Bronx Zoo flamingos, the mantra "you are what you eat" really rings true.
Photo: brown and white pelicans at the Bronx Zoo
(10/16/2007) Colorful autumn leaves are starting to fall but they don't dampen the sunny disposition of these brown and white pelicans at the Bronx Zoo.
World Bank offers $300M for forest conservation, emissions reductions
(10/15/2007) Tropical forest countries will be eligible for payments for preventing deforestation under a program unveiled last week by the World Bank.
First photos of a wild South China Tiger in 34 years
(10/14/2007) Truckloads of illegal timber cross the Myanmar border to sawmills in China, while markets along the Thai border openly sell bear paws, tiger skins and elephant tusks.
First photos of a wild South China Tiger in 34 years
(10/14/2007) While there has been proof that the South China Tiger still lives in the Shaanxi province--sightings by locals, findings of footprints, hair, and teeth--there has been no photographic evidence of this species since 1964. But on October 3rd a local farmer, Zhou Zhenglong, took a total of 71 pictures of a South China Tiger in the wild. For his efforts the farmer received a payment of 20,000 yuan.
Al Gore shares Nobel Peace Prize with climate body
(10/12/2007) Former U.S. Vice President Al Gore and the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) won the 2007 Nobel Peace Prize for their efforts to build awareness about human-induced climate change. Gore and the IPCC, a body of climate scientists, will each receive about $1.5 million.
South American development plan could destroy the Amazon
(10/04/2007) A plan to link South America's economies through a series of infrastructure projects, could destroy much of the Amazon rainforest, warns a new study by conservationists.
Rainforest tribe establishes massive sustainable-use reserve
(10/04/2007) An indigenous group in Guyana has established one of the world's largest sustainable forest reserves, reports conservation International.
Forests reduce flooding
(10/04/2007) While conventional wisdom holds that forests help buffer against catastrophic flooding, there has been little evidence to support such notions. A 2005 report by the Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations (FAO) and the Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR) cited this lack of evidence and argued that flood mitigation efforts though forest preservation could not be justified on economic grounds. Now, a new study, published in the journal Global Change Biology, suggests that forests do impact the occurrence and severity of destructive flooding. A prominent researcher is already calling the new work a "landmark study" in support of forest conservation.
Biodiesel demand could destroy world's forests
(10/04/2007) Growing demand for biodiesel could drive large-scale forest conversion for energy crops, warns a study published in conservation Biology.
Fires rage in Amazon rainforest park
(10/04/2007) Forest fires are raging in Xingu National Park in the Amazon rainforest, according to a pioneering cattle rancher-turned-conservationist in the Brazilian state of Mato Grosso.
Dams can pose security risk to Africa
(10/04/2007) Floods are the most destructive, most frequent and most costly natural disasters on earth. And they are getting worse. In recent weeks, 14 African nations have seen their worst floods in decades. More than a million people have been affected, over 200 drowned, and countless others made homeless across the continent. At least some of this suffering was preventable.
11 new species discovered in Vietnam's Green Corridor
(09/29/2007) On September 26th, scientists from World Wildlife Fund announced the discovery of eleven new species: one snake, two butterflies, five orchids, and three other plants in Vietnam's biologically rich Green Corridor. The discoveries were made between 2005 and 2006.
Successful relocation of villagers from wildlife sanctuary
(09/29/2007) The Bhadra Wildlife Sanctuary is located in India's Western Ghats mountain range. The sanctuary contains some of India's most celebrated and endangered wildlife, including the Bengal Tiger and Asian Elephant. Other mammals include the Guar, Sambar, Slender Loris, Chital, and Leopard. The sanctuary is also rich in bird species (nearly 300 have been recorded) and butterflies. As well, the Bhadra Wildlife Sanctuary is one of twenty-seven reserves that are apart of Project Tiger: a program to save's India's last tigers and their habitats. In addition to containing some of India's richest biodiversity (recently India has applied for the Western Ghats to gain World Heritage status), the sanctuary was at one time home to thirteen villages that increasingly affected, and were affected by, their protected surroundings. In 2002 eleven of these thirteen villages were relocated to two towns outside of the sanctuary.
Environmentalists and palm oil producers should work together
(09/25/2007) Environmentalists and palm-oil producers are increasingly at odds. Greens groups say palm oil is driving the conversion of tens of thousands of hectares of peatlands and lowland forest in Indonesia, putting wildlife at risk, increasing the vulnerability of forests to fires, and triggering large emissions of greenhouse gases.
CO2 emissions cause ocean acidification, threaten sea life
(09/21/2007) Human-induced carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions could alter ocean chemistry to the point where it will violate U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Quality Criteria by mid-century if emissions are not significantly reduce, reports a team of scientists writing in the September 25, 2007 issue of Geophysical Research Letters. The commentary is the first to warn that atmospheric CO2 emissions will cause ocean waters to violate EPA water quality criteria.
Carbon for forests will help Aceh recover from war, tsunami
(09/18/2007) Carbon credits through forest conservation will play an important role in Aceh's recovery from decades of civil war and the devastating 2004 tsunami, which left more than 167,000 people dead and 500,000 homeless in the Indonesia province, said Aceh governor Irwandi Jusuf in meeting in San Francisco.
Do Costa Rica's payments for environmental services work?
(09/17/2007) While Costa Rica is now known as a world leader for conservation policies and ecotourism, the Central American country had some of the world's highest deforestation rates prior to establishing its reputation. Clearing for cattle pasture and agriculture destroyed much of the country's biodiverse rainforests in the 1960s and 1970s.
Northwest Passage now open for business
(09/15/2007) Melting sea ice has opened the Northwest Passage in the Arctic to navigation, reports the European Space Agency. The clearing allows direct access between the North Pacific and North Atlantic and could eventually be a cheaper shipping route that the Panama Canal.
38 key global environmental indicators worsen - report
(09/14/2007) Consumption of energy and many other critical resources is consistently breaking records, disrupting the climate and undermining life on the planet, according to the latest Worldwatch Institute report, Vital Signs 2007-2008.
Environmentalists announce support for carbon trading
(09/14/2007) A coalition of environmental groups announced it will support the development of carbon trading policies that help protect tropical rainforests and other important ecosystems, noting that "conservation alone has proven no match for commerce."
Bush aides say mankind responsible for global warming
(09/14/2007) Dr. John Marburger, President George W. Bush's chief scientific advisor, said it is more than 90 percent certain that greenhouse gas emissions to blame for rising global temperatures, according to BBC News.
Arctic sea ice thickness only half of 2001 level
(09/14/2007) Arctic sea is thinning and disappearing, report German researchers. An Alfred-Wegener-Institute for Polar and Marine Research expedition to the North Polar Sea found that large areas of the Arctic sea-ice are only one meter thick this year -- half the thickness found in 2001. The findings support concerns that large expanses of polar ice could soon disppaear from the Arctic during summer months.
Apology for Whale Shooting given by Tribe
(09/13/2007) The ninth of September saw a gray whale shot and killed by members of the Makah Tribe, off the coast of the Washington Coast, in the Strait of Juan de Fuca.
Rainforest countries form pact to push global warming solutions
(09/13/2007) Eight tropical countries containing 80 percent of the world's remaining tropical forest cover have formed an alliance to have forest conservation included in a post-Kyoto agreement on climate change, reports the Financial Times. The "Forestry Eight", as the group is called, includes Brazil, Malaysia, Papua New Guinea, Gabon, Cameroon, Costa Rica, Congo and Indonesia.
8.2 magnitude earthquake hits Indonesia, minor tsunami reported
(09/12/2007) An 8.2 magnitude earthquake struck Indonesia Wednesday at 6:10 pm local time. The epicenter was located 130 km (80 miles) southwest of Bengkulu, Sumatra and 620 km (385 miles) west-northwest of Jakarta at a depth of 30 km (18.6 miles). There were no immediate reports of damage or casualties.
Ebola outbreak in Congo kills 166
(09/12/2007) An Ebola outbreak has been confirmed in the Democratic Republic of Congo, reported the World Health Organization (WHO) on Tuesday.
16,306 species threatened with extinction
(09/12/2007) 16,306 of 41,415 species on the IUCN Red List are threatened with extinction, reports the World conservation Union (IUCN). The total number of known extinct species now stands at 785, while a further 65 are only found in captivity or in cultivation. One in four mammals, one in eight birds, one third of all amphibians and 70% of the world's assessed plants on the 2007 IUCN Red List are considered at risk.
Climate change did not cause extinction of Neanderthals
(09/12/2007) Researchers in Europe have found evidence that rules out a "single climatic event" as factor in the extinction of Neanderthals.
Global warming is killing trees in California parks
(09/12/2007) A new study ties a 22 percent increase in mortality among trees in the California Sierra Nevadas to a temperature-driven increase in drought.
World needs a 10% meat diet to fight global warming
(09/12/2007) Cutting world meat consumption by 10 percent would have a substantial impact on greenhouse emissions, say doctors writing in the health journal The Lancet.
Clean energy will improve health of the world's poor
(09/12/2007) Clean energy will help people live longer and healthier lives reports a study published in The Lancet. The research recommends a switch from fossil fuels towards renewable energy and improved access to electricity for the world's poor.
Wind power takes a toll on migratory bats
(09/12/2007) The danger of wind turbines to birds has long been known and well documented. Most recently several studies and articles have attempted to place the level of bird casualties in perspective: "More birds killed by cats than wind turbines". But lesser known--and lesser studied--is the effect wind turbines have on bat populations. Collisions between groups of bats and wind turbines have been observed at numerous turbines in America, Australia, and Europe. While these fatalities, sometimes killing hundreds of bats, have been seen for years, their cause remains unknown.
7.8 earthquake strikes Indonesia hours after 8.4 quake
(09/12/2007) A second powerful earthquake struck Indonesia, just 12 hours after it was rocked by the strongest earthquake of 2007.
Arctic sea ice melts to all-time record low
(09/12/2007) Sea ice cover in the Arctic Ocean is presently 20 percent below its all time lowest extent and may decline further before winter, said scientists from the National Snow and Ice Data Center in Boulder (NSIDC).
China urged to join sustainable soy efforts in the Amazon
(09/12/2007) Brazilian soy crushers have urged China to join an alliance to promote sustainable soybean production in the Amazon, according to Reuters. Brazil, soon to be the world's largest producer of soybeans, recently formed the Global Roundtable on Responsible Soy Association as concerns grow that global demand for biofuels will level the Amazon rainforest. Environmentalists say demand from China is playing an important role in surging soybean production in the region.
Wolves push out coyotes in wilderness areas
(09/11/2007) Coyote densities are more than 30 percent lower in areas they share with wolves, according to a paper published in the most recent edition of the Journal of Animal Ecology. The results show that wolves limit the range and number of coyotes in an area.
Land-clearing fires send smoke across Argentina, Paraguay
(09/11/2007) Thousands of fires likely set for land-clearing are sending thick smoke over southern South America, reports NASA.
Flooding in India Leaves 3.5 million Homeless
(09/11/2007) The Indian military has been evacuating thousands of people from Assam, a state in northeastern India, after Monsoon rains flooded rivers. So far, 3.5 million people have been directly affected by the floods, in a state of 27 million. A total of 2,000 villages have been completely submerged by the floods, in some of the worst flooding in years.
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