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Our Verdict: Wanted is a perfectly passable, often enjoyable game, but not something that will be remembered once you've beaten it over the course of a few evenings.
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The Andover Townsman
---- — Former town clerk Hanson now will be on ballot
In addition to the incumbents who have already pulled nomination papers to run in March's town elections, two more faces familiar to Andover life are preparing to run.
Larry Bruce, who has run for office previously, has pulled papers to run for one of two open Board of Selectmen seats, according to Town Clerk Larry Murphy. He joins Paul Salafia and Alex Vispoli, both of whom are incumbents and have said they are running for re-election.
Randy Hanson, who served as town clerk for 20 years until she retired in 2010, has pulled papers to run for a single three-year seat for the Trustees of Punchard Free School. Nobody else has pulled papers for the seat at this time, Murphy said.
On the School Committee, members Paula Colby-Clements and Dick Collins have both said they are running for re-election. Sheila Doherty, town moderator, is also running again for her one-year seat. There are no challengers in either of these races as of Monday, according to Murphy.
Nomination papers, which require 50 signatures from registered Andover voters, are due by Feb. 5. The election will be held March 26.
— Dustin Luca
Signing on
The new sign is up at the renovated Andover Village Square, but ice cream lovers will have to wait until March to get a cone at Mad Maggie's on Main Street.
Maggie Repucci of Andover, who owns the ice cream business with her husband, Steve Repucci, said the shop will most likely open sometime that month. Last minute details, including an inspection by health officials, are now being worked on.
"We're excited about this and can't wait to open," Maggie Repucci said.
The couple's North Andover ice cream shop, also called Mad Maggie's, is open year-round. The Andover shop will also be open year-round.
— Judy Wakefield
Collins Center hosts music video shoot
While the high school was empty over winter break this past week, a group organized by an Andover native took over the Collins Center for the Performing Arts to record a music video honoring those lost in the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting this month.
A total of 20 children and six adults took the stage as cranes with video cameras recorded them moving to the tune of "26 Angels" by Berklee College student Justin Cohen on Wednesday, Dec. 26. The adults represented each adult lost to the shooting, while the 20 children each held cards with the names of the school's young victims.
Becki Dennis, owner and founder of TalentTools.biz and an Andover resident for 25 years before graduating from college and leaving town three years ago, secured the facility for the video shoot and helped run it.
"In the video, they're holding these signs that they made while they're singing," Dennis said. "There's a moment where each of them holds the signs up one at a time."
For many, the video was a day-long endeavor. Coffee and breakfast was donated by Perfecto's Coffee on North Main Street, and dinner was donated by the 99 Restaurant on Lowell Street.
Dennis said the goal of the video is "to go viral. We already have a Facebook page for the song. A lot of parents took pictures, and they're posting them on that page too."
Photos of the video shoot and a link to the video can be found at www.26AngelsTribute.com or the tribute's Facebook page at facebook.com/26angelsvideo.
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The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga has dismissed three football players.
Periplaneta japonica has special powers not seen in the local roach population; it can survive outdoors in the freezing cold. More>>
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David Blackburn has been names Vice Chancellor and Director of Athletics at the University of Tennessee Chattanooga. More>>
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University of Tennessee at Chattanooga head coach Russ Huesman announced Thursday the sophomore quarterback has rejoined the Mocs' football team. More>>
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Chattanooga head coach Russ Huesman confirmed at the end of Tuesday's practice that sophomore Terrell Robinson has left the team. More>>
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Steven Fox took advantage of a strong start to beat Chris Williams, the world's top-ranked amateur, in the quarterfinals of the U.S. Amateur championship More>>
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Chattanooga standout Steven Fox claimed two wins Thursday to move into the quarterfinals of match play at the United States Amateur. More>>
Chattanooga senior Steven Fox had quite a day at the United States Amateur Wednesday, starting first thing in the morning at historic Cherry Hills Country Club and ending with a rush. More>>
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Entering the game with less than two minutes on the clock, Coleman completed 4-of-8 passes for 30 yards while leading the Packers into Chargers' territory. More>>
Russ Huesman said the Tuesday's two-and-a-half hour morning workout in full pads was similar to its Monday predecessor in which the Mocs wore just shoulder pads and helmets. More>>
Former Chattanooga star Terrell Owens had a tryout with the Seahawks on Monday, and hours later the team announced it had agreed to terms with the 38-year-old receiver. More>>
University of Tennessee at Chattanooga's Wes Dothard and Josh Williams continued raking in preseason awards Tuesday when they were named All-Americans by the College Sporting News. More>>
Former University of Tennessee at Chattanooga defensive back Chris Lewis-Harris signed a free agent deal Thursday with the Cincinnati Bengals and will join the team when it opens training camp Friday afternoon. More>>
Defensive end Josh Williams, linebacker Wes Dothard and safety D.J. Key were all first-team selections on the rosters released Thursday as part of SoCon Media Day. More>>
Southern Conference media and coaches both tabbed Chattanooga to finish fourth this fall in preseason polls released Thursday as part of SoCon Media Day. More>>
The Chattanooga Mocs accepted former Dade County High School star Andrew Houts as a walk-on this summer head coach John Shulman announced Wednesday. More>>
Chattanooga officials confirmed senior point guard and former CSAS star Dontay Hampton tore his right ACL and will miss at least the first two months of the season. More>>
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Sixteen teams flocked to Finley Stadium in Chattanooga, and nearly three dozen more converged on Dalton for increasingly popular 7-on-7 passing camps on Saturday. More>>
Chattanooga Mocs rising senior Steven Fox made it to the round of 16 at the United States Amateur Public Links Championship before falling to fellow collegian Kevin Aylwin (UNF). More>>
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Junior linebacker Wes Dothard was a second-team selection and senior defensive end Josh Williams received a third team nod on the TSN rosters, which were released Monday. More>>
According to a release from KU athletics, Chattanooga will travel to Lawrence on Friday, November 16 to play at Allen Fieldhouse as part of the CBE Hall of Fame Classic. More>>
Amid reports that three of its schools have been contacted by another conference regarding realignment, the Southern Conference says it has no comment on membership issues and has issued no deadline for the contacted schools to make a decision More>>
The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga men's golf coach turned away advances from bigger schools to accept a new three-year agreement with his alma mater. More>>
UTC Athletics is penalty-free for a second straight year after the NCAA revealed its latest APR numbers through the 2010-11 school year. More>>
The Packers' rookie said his first few weeks have been a whirlwind of new faces, plays and places, but his first mandatory full-roster minicamp gave him a chance to see how much of it he's absorbed. More>>
Soddy-Daisy's Campbell Lewis and McCallie's Alex Ward were among eight new signees announced Wednesday by the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga wrestling program. More>>
The two-day Southern Scuffle will return to McKenzie Arena on Jan. 1-2 and will attract one of the best fields of any in-season event in the nation. More>>
The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga head coach said this week he fully supports the league's recent decision to tweak the men's basketball schedule and tournament seeding process next season, calling both moves "fair." More>>
Former Mocs point guard Casey Long was introduced as UTC's newest assistant coach Monday afternoon, filling a position opened when Rick Cabrera left for a similar position at his alma mater, Tennessee Tech, last month. More>>
Stephan Jaeger moved into a tie for first and Steven Fox set a course record as Chattanooga men's golf remained in contention on day two of the NCAA Bowling Green Regional Friday. More>>
University of Tennessee at Chattanooga wrestler Demetrius Johnson was granted a sixth year of eligibility by the NCAA this week after missing most of the 2012 season with a knee injury More>>
Amateur Craig Smith shot a one-under par 70 in his final round Thursday to claim the 64th annual Tennessee State Open championship by one shot over former University of Tennessee at Chattanooga golfer Derek Rende, but Rende still claimed low-pro honors More>>
Chattanooga men's golf opened with a solid 294 Thursday and is tied for second at the NCAA Bowling Green Regional, while senior Stephen Jaeger is tied for fourth as an individual More>>
The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga men's golf team will tee off NCAA Regional play in Bowling Green, Kentucky, on Thursday morning with hopes of qualifying for its second trip to the NCAA Championships More>>
Soddy-Daisy native and former UTC golfer Derek Rende is alone in second, three shots off the lead, entering Thursday's final round of the 64th annual Tennessee State Open in Nashville More>>
Chattanooga football added two late signees to its class of 2012, including Georgia transfer defensive lineman Derrick Lott More>>
The former Chattanooga quarterback wrapped up rookie camp with the Green Bay Packers on Sunday and will now study the team's offense before the start of OTA's next week More>>
Just hours before Green Bay's first practice of rookie camp/orientation on Friday, the team announced it had reached deals with all eight of their 2012 draft picks, including former Chattanooga quarterback B.J. Coleman. More>>
The Football Championship Subdivision is on the verge of expanding its playoff system from 20 to 24 teams by 2013. The proposal would give an automatic bid to all FCS leagues that want one, seeds the top eight teams and gives them first-round byes and home games in the following round. More>>
There are 14 teams and five individuals converging on the Club at Olde Stone. The Mocs are the sixth seed behind UCLA, Arkansas, Texas A&M, Clemson and North Texas. More>>
Six years after its inception, the UTC club lacrosse team is ranked among the top ten club teams in the country heading into their first national tournament appearance. More>>
The Mocs were placed in State College, Pa., during the NCAA's women's golf postseason selection show on Monday night. More>>
Even before he tore up his left knee in the second game of the 2011 season, the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga senior defensive tackle had failed an NCAA drug test that would immediately make him ineligible. More>>
The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga men's golf team and senior Stephan Jaeger ran away with the 2012 Southern Conference Championship on Ralston Creek Course Tuesday. More>>
Chattanooga men's golf will take a nine-shot lead into Tuesday's final round of the Southern Conference Men's Golf Championship, while senior Stephan Jaeger sits atop the individual leaderboard by four shots More>>
The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga men's basketball program added two signees in the spring signing period this week when Eric Robertson and Casey Jones finalized their scholarship paperwork. More>>
The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga senior placed himself among the best distance runners in the NCAA when he shattered a 14-year-old school record by nearly a minute with a time of 29:19.72 in the 10,000 meter race. More>>
Georgia State is moving up to the Football Bowl Subdivision by joining the Sun Belt Conference for the 2013 season, which could affect a future football series with the Mocs More>>
Rising junior Marlon Anthony made the most of his chance to shine by grabbing six passes for 100 yards and a touchdown in last weekend's UTC spring game More>>
Fox finished tied for 14th at the LSU National Invitational over the weekend. He shot four-over par 220 with rounds of 75, 73 and 72. More>>
The former University of Tennessee at Chattanooga and current Cleveland Browns' defensive back was cool, calm and collected at the program's annual pro day on Monday, watching everyone else go under the microscope for NFL scouts. More>>
B.J. Coleman and Tim Benford joined a group of five other NFL hopefuls, including Mocs' defensive back Chris Lewis-Harris and Joel Bradford, for a series of drills in front of 16 professional scouts and two NFL assistant coaches at UTC's annual Pro Day More>>
The former Mocs' quarterback is back at full health and back in Chattanooga for a few final workouts at Finley Stadium ahead of next Monday's UTC Pro Day More>>
He beat seven nationally-ranked players at the Linger Longer Invitational over the weekend for his sixth top 10 finish of the season More>>
The rising sophomore defensive tackle scooped up a fumble and ran away from the offense for a 55-yard touchdown in the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga's second spring scrimmage last Saturday. More>>
Senior Brandon Wright and freshman Nick Soto will both wrestle in the consolation brackets after splitting their first two matches. More>>
Peyton Siva scored 17 points and Louisville finally moved on in the NCAA tournament, beating Davidson 69-62 on Thursday. More>>
Five Chattanooga wrestlers will open the road to a national championship on Thursday morning in St. Louis, where more than 110,000 fans are expected to attend the three-day NCAA Wrestling Championships More>>
University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Athletic Director Rick Hart confirmed Friday he plans keep John Shulman on as men's head basketball coach. More>>
University of Tennessee at Chattanooga wrestler Levi Clemons was added to the NCAA Championship field of 33 for the 174-pound weight class on Thursday, giving the Mat Mocs five qualifiers for the event More>>
Quarterbacks Terrell Robinson and Jacob Huesman both had some ups and downs as Chattanooga tested out its new spread offense on Wednesday during its first spring scrimmage at Finley Stadium More>>
Former University of Georgia running back Thomas Brown is settling into his new role as running backs coach for the Chattanooga Mocs More>>
Chattanooga basketball enters the offseason with major questions after the worst season in the program's Division I era More>>
Clint Mann's dunk with 1:04 left in double-overtime put Davidson ahead to stay and the Wildcats defeated Western Carolina 93-91 to win the Southern Conference championship and an automatic bid to the NCAA tournament Monday night. More>>
Western Carolina will try to become the first team to ever win four games in four days to win the Southern Conference Tournament when it plays top-seeded Davidson in Monday night's championship game More>>
UTC crowned four individual champions en route to 102 team points to run away with the 2012 Southern Conference Tournament championship, its 26th tourney title in program history. More>>
UNC-Greensboro, Western Carolina, Davidson and Elon advance to Sunday's semifinals at the Southern Conference men's basketball tournament in Asheville More>>
Eric Ferguson scored 26 points and hit late free throws as Georgia Southern rallied from a double-digit first-half deficit to oust the Mocs 76-70 Friday night in first-round action in the Southern Conference tournament. More>>
No team has ever won four games in four days to claim the SoCon Tournament title, but that's the position UTC put itself in after failing to secure a first-round bye with a last-place finish in the North Division. More>>
The Southern Conference coaches have selected Davidson sophomore forward De'Mon Brooks the player of the year and Wildcats coach Bob McKillop as coach of the year. More>>
UTC wrestler Nick Soto was named the Southern Conference Freshman of the Year and joined three other Mocs in being honored by the league on Tuesday More>>
Change is the big theme as Huesman enters his fourth season, and it was very evident as the Mocs went to work at Scrappy Moore Field on Monday afternoon in the first of 15 spring camp workouts. More>>
Chattanooga native and NFL hopeful B.J. Coleman will not go through throwing drills at the NFL Combine on Sunday because of a fractured pinky finger on his throwing hand More>>
John Shulman doesn't figure emotion will be a problem on Saturday night when the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga honors its four seniors before its regular season finale against Samford at McKenzie Arena. More>>
Brandon Sebirumbi posted a double-double and Furman pulled away in the second half for a 65-55 victory, securing the Mocs' first winless road record in program history. More>>
Z Mason didn't look his best during a light workout Monday morning at McKenzie Arena, but that didn't matter to University of Tennessee at Chattanooga head coach John Shulman. More>>
The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga wrestling team wrapped up the 2012 regular season with an impressive 41-0 shutout at VMI on Monday night. More>>
Appalachian State built up a 22-point lead before cruising to a 79-70 win that keeps the Mocs winless on the road at 0-13. A loss at Furman next Wednesday night will secure the first season in UTC's Division I era without a road win. More>>
While negativity has grown around a University of Tennessee at Chattanooga program that has lost eight of its last night games, it doesn't seem possible for senior forward Jahmal Burroughs to be anything but positive More>>
Shulman is known for being passionate, loud, and extremely critical when it comes to breaking down his team, but he's had to change his tune a little this season with UTC mired in its worst slump of his eight-year tenure. More>>
Chattanooga head coach Russ Huesman has hired former Georgia running back Thomas Brown as the Mocs' new running backs coach and Itawamba Community College assistant Alex Atkins as the Mocs' new offensive line coach More>>
The senior duo of Ricky Taylor and Omar Wattad combined for 46 points to help Chattanooga snap a seven-game losing streak with an 83-75 over Elon on Thursday night at McKenzie Arena. More>>
Three years removed from John Shulman's second NCAA Tournament appearance and a contract extension through 2014, Moc Maniacs are wondering aloud whether it's time for a change. More>>
Chattanooga senior and former Baylor School star Stephan Jaeger is one of 28 collegiate golfers named to the 2012 Ben Hogan Award Watch List. More>>
With nearly 1,000 raucous fans packed into Maclellan Gynmasium, the Mountaineers snapped UTC's 39-match Southern Conference winning streak with a thrilling 21-17 win on Sunday afternoon. More>>
The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga wrestling team puts it 39-match Southern Conference winning streak on the line this weekend against visiting Appalachian State. More>>
Our media partners at the Chattanooga Times Free Press are reporting defensive line/special teams coach Jimmy Lindsey is leaving UTC for a similar position at Southern Conference foe Furman. More>>
After losing three straight games on the final possession, the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga saw its second-half rally come up short in an 82-76 loss at Western Carolina on Thursday night. More>>
Wade, who is in his second stint as a UTC assistant and is also a former Chattanooga player, will be the Thundering Herd's new offensive line coach. More>>
Chattanooga inked 15 student-athletes to National Letters of Intent from a recruiting base that included 10 prospects from Georgia, four from Tennessee and one from Alabama. More>>
Jahmal Burroughs (hamstring) and Z Mason (knee) both missed Saturday's loss to Georgia Southern, and are both listed as doubtful for this weekend's road trip to Western Carolina and Davidson. More>>
The Chattanooga men's tennis team crossed over a bridge near Murray, Kentucky, on Thursday night just seven minutes before the bridge collapsed More>>
Nik Cochran hit a free throw with 1.7 seconds left and Davidson stayed unbeaten in Southern Conference play with a 64-63 victory on the road at Chattanooga on Thursday night.
The eleven-game slate, which was released Thursday, will feature five home games, including a Thursday night home-opener against Division II Glenville State on September 13. More>>
Instead of building a wall, the Mocs' defense seems to have hit one as it prepares to face Davidson's league-leading offense on Thursday night More>>
Chattanooga wrestling extended its confernece duals winning streak to 37 with a 30-7 rout of new league foe Campbell on Friday night More>>
Derrell Armstrong scored 29 points to lead a 54-point effort from the UNC-Greensboro bench and the Spartans held off a late rally to beat Chattanooga 81-72 Thursday night. More>>
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Department for Communities and Local Government
|Department overview
|May 2006
|Eland House, London, England
|Annual budget
|£28.1 billion (current) & £3.5 billion (capital) for 2011-12 [1]
|Minister responsible
|The Rt Hon. Eric Pickles MP, Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government
|This article is part of a series on the
politics and government of
the United Kingdom
Foreign policy
The Department for Communities and Local Government (DCLG) is the UK Government department for communities and local government in England. It was established in May 2006 and is the successor to the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister, established in 2001. Its headquarters is located at Eland House, London.
There are corresponding departments in the Scottish Government, the Welsh Government and the Northern Ireland Executive, responsible for communities and local government in their respective jurisdictions.
The Communities and Local Government ministers are as follows:[2]
|The Rt Hon Eric Pickles, MP
|Secretary of State
|Overall responsibility, from 6 August 2014 he also tookover the Faith & Communities role formerly held by The Rt Hon Baroness Warsi, PC who resigned from the Government on 5 August 2014
|Kris Hopkins, MP
|Parliamentary Under Secretary of State
|Housing, Local Growth, Cities and Regeneration; High Streets, Town Centres and Markets
|Nick Boles, MP
|Parliamentary Under Secretary of State
|Planning and Development; Local Growth (supporting Kris Hopkins); Deregulation
|Stephen Williams, MP
|Parliamentary Under Secretary of State
|Integration and Race Equality; Localism, Decentralisation and Community Rights; Building Regulations; Housing (supporting Kris Hopkins); Climate Change and Sustainable Development
|Brandon Lewis, MP
|Parliamentary Under Secretary of State
|Local Government; Fire and resilience; Thames Gateway; Travellers; Community Pubs
|Baroness Stowell of Beeston, MBE
|Parliamentary Under Secretary of State
|Departmental business in the House of Lords; Productivity, procurement and value for money; European Regional Development Fund; transparency; Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre
|Liberal Democrat
Lady Warsi worked jointly between this department and the Foreign Office.
The Permanent Secretary is Sir Bob Kerslake who took up his post on 1 November 2010.[3]
DCLG was formed in July 2001 as part of the Cabinet Office with the title Office of the Deputy Prime Minister (ODPM), headed by the then Deputy Prime Minister, John Prescott. In May 2002 the ODPM became a separate department after absorbing the local government and regions portfolios from the defunct Department for Transport, Local Government and the Regions. The ODPM was criticised in some quarters for adding little value and the Environmental Audit Committee had reported negatively on the department in the past.[4][5] During the 5 May 2006 reshuffle of Tony Blair's government, it was renamed and Ruth Kelly became the first Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government.
The department is responsible for UK Government policy in the following areas, mainly in England:[6]
- building regulations
- community cohesion
- decentralisation
- fire services and community resilience
- housing
- local government
- planning
- race equality
- the Thames Gateway
- urban regeneration
On its creation it also assumed the community policy function of the Home Office. Ministers have since established the Commission on Integration and Cohesion, and the now separate Government Equalities Office.
Executive agencies[edit]
The department also was previously responsible for two other agencies. On 18 July 2011 Ordnance Survey was transferred to the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills[7] and on 28 February 2013 the Fire Service College was sold to Capita.[8]
Non-departmental public bodies[edit]
In January 2007, Ruth Kelly announced proposals to bring together the delivery functions of the Housing Corporation, English Partnerships and parts of the Department for Communities and Local Government to form a new unified housing and regeneration agency, the Homes and Communities Agency. Initially announced as Communities England, it became operational in December 2008. This also includes the Academy for Sustainable Communities. 2008 was also the year that the department along with the Local Government Association produced the National Improvement and Efficiency Strategy [9] which led to the creation of 9 Regional Improvement and Efficiency Partnerships (RIEPs) with devolved funding of £185m to drive sector led improvement for councils.
Its main counterparts in the devolved nations of the UK are as follows.
- Governance and Communities Directorate
- Justice Directorate
Northern Ireland
- Office of the First Minister and deputy First Minister (civil resilience, community cohesion, race relations)
- Department of the Environment (local government, planning)
- Department of Finance and Personnel (building regulations)
- Department of Health, Social Services and Public Safety (fire services)
- Department for Social Development (housing, urban regeneration)
- Department for Communities & Local Government (local government, civil resilience, fire services)
- Department of Strategic Planning, Finance and Performance (community cohesion, race relations)
- Department of Environment & Sustainable Development (planning)
- Department of Housing, Regeneration & Heritage (housing, urban regeneration)
See also[edit]
- United Kingdom budget
- Council house
- Energy efficiency in British housing
- Flag protocol
- Homes and Communities Agency
- Local Resilience Forum
- English Partnerships
- Housing Corporation
- Housing estate
- Social Exclusion Task Force
- Local Government Association
- Regional Improvement and Efficiency Partnerships (RIEPs)
- ^ Budget 2011. London: HM Treasury. 2011. p. 48. Retrieved 30 December 2011.
- ^ Cabinet Office List of Government Departments and Ministers: Department for Communities and Local Government
- ^ New Permanent Secretary for Communities and Local Government
- ^ http://www.building.co.uk/news/environmental-report-slams-odpm-over-sustainable-code/3065079.article
- ^ Knight, Sam (5 May 2006). "Prescott loses his dream home the megadepartment". The Times (London).
- ^ Cabinet Office List of Ministerial Responsibilities, July 2010
- ^ Ordnance Survey becomes part of Department for Business Innovation and Skills
- ^ UK Fire Service College sale completed to Capita
- ^ National Improvement and Efficiency Strategy
External links[edit]
- Ministerial departments of the United Kingdom Government
- Local government in England
- Department for Communities and Local Government
- 2006 establishments in the United Kingdom
- 2006 establishments in England
- Housing ministries
- Spatial planning ministries
- Ministries established in 2006
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Hi all
I'm new to lisp so this may seem like a silly question but i just cannot seem to get this thing to work.
I have a data structure called LayerList in the format [LIST "LayerName" "Linetype" Thickness Color]
I then use the following piece of code to go through the structure selecting polylines and converting all polylines on a given layer to the correct thickness
(foreach layr layerlist
(setq player (car layr))
(if (setq ss (ssget "x" '((0 . "*polyLINE") (8 . player ) )))
(command "pedit" "m" ss "" "w" 0.15 "")
(princ "\nNo polylines exist!")
However all i keep getting is Bad SSGET list value at the command line,
What am i doing wrong??
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Solved it, I changed the code as follows
(foreach layr layerlist
(if (setq ss (ssget "_x" (list'(0 . "*POLYLINE") (cons 8 (car layr)) ) ))
(command "pedit" "m" ss "" "w" 0.15 "")
Good for you for figuring it out. I would, however, suggest that you stick with the word Width [as in the name of the option used in your Pedit command] rather than referring to an object's Thickness. Polylines [and many other entity types] can also have Thickness, which has a specific [and different from Width] definition in AutoCAD: their dimension in the up-off-the-page Z direction.
Will do. Thanks Kent


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As an update to this month's Policy Beat, MPI's Muzaffar Chishti and Claire Bergeron report on the DREAM Act's failure in the Senate.
Nearly 200 localities in the United States have seriously considered policies intended to restrict immigration or its impact. Kevin O'Neil of Princeton University analyzes the types of laws local governments pursue and the reasons they take action.
Indian immigrants in the United States may not want their U.S.-born children to live and work in India, but some members of the second generation are 'returning' to their parents' homeland for economic and personal reasons, as Sonali Jain of Duke University explains.
Europe's largest minority group has long faced discrimination, but France's deportation of Roma as part of its security policies has sparked criticism from the European Union and human rights groups. Kristi Severance explains how the situation has evolved in recent months, the relevant EU laws, and how Europe is likely to move forward.
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in 1982 that all children, no matter their immigration status, have the right to attend a U.S. public school from kindergarten through 12th grade. Michael Olivas of the University of Houston examines the original case, direct and indirect challenges to it, Plyler's role in the college-tuition debate, how Plyler could be challenged in the near term, and its long-term outlook.
More than 1.1 million persons became legal permanent residents (LPRs) in the United States in 2008. Nearly two-thirds of new LPRs are immigrants with family ties in the United States, reports MPI's Jeanne Batalova in this updated look at the latest statistics on legal immigration.
The 4.5 million older immigrants residing in the United States in 2007 accounted for 12 percent of all senior citizens age 65 and older. MPI's Aaron Terrazas examines the socioeconomic characteristics, where they live, their health and disability status, and their sources of income.
The middle class has received considerable attention during the current economic crisis. About 15 million people resided in middle-class immigrant households in 2007, and three-quarters of all children in such households were native-born U.S. citizens. MPI's Aaron Terrazas examines where the heads of middle-class immigrant households are from, when they arrived in the United States, their occupations, and other characteristics.
The 102,000 Iraqi immigrants residing in the United States in 2007 accounted for just 0.3 percent of all U.S. immigrants. MPI's Aaron Terrazas examines their socioeconomic characteristics, where they live, and the category of admission of the Iraqi-born immigrant population.
The 1.4 million African immigrants residing in the United States in 2007 accounted for 3.7 percent of all U.S. immigrants. MPI's Aaron Terrazas examines their socioeconomic characteristics, where they live, and the category of admission of the African-born immigrant population.
Although Georgia eventually wants to join the European Union, it must first confront its large population of internally displaced persons and high rates of emigration. MPI's Joanne van Selm takes a detailed look at a country in transition.
South America's largest country has experienced waves of immigration and, more recently, emigration. But Brazil has not proactively addressed new migration patterns, including increases in illegal immigrants. Ernesto Friedrich Amaral of the University of Texas at Austin and Wilson Fusco of Universidade Estadual de Campinas report.
Since the 1970s, Norway has become home to thousands of non-European immigrants and refugees. MPI's Betsy Cooper takes a detailed look at how the country seeks to control migration while keeping the door open to labor from an expanding Europe.
Denise Efionayi, Josef Martin Niederberger and Philippe Wanner of the Swiss Forum for Migration and Population Studies explain how Switzerland, with one of the highest percentages of foreigners in Europe, is responding to a variety of migration challenges.
David Seddon of the University of East Anglia explains why so many Nepalis have migrated and why the government was slow to realize migration's benefits.
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a man who dressed for occult success; you canât swing an appointment as an instructor in Defence Against Dark Arts when youâre trolling the halls in a teal cardigan and loafers.
This is not to say that Snape doesnât care about his students' education, in a sarcastic, uncheerful, I-hate-you fashion. He'll even save a life here and there, as long as you donât try to hug him or talk to him or walk within a five-mile radius of him afterwards.
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Twin Falls Idaho is unusual among low-budget independent films in the amount of care that was lavished on its look. Director Michael Polish, who co-wrote and co-stars with identical twin brother Mark in this movie about conjoined brothers, wanted his debut feature to have a specific feeling and visual style. He shared his attachment to Vermeer paintings with director of photography M. David Mullen, and he in turn responded to the DP's ideas.
"They gave me the script for Twin Falls Idaho about two years before we shot the movie," says Mullen. "Michael kept sending me photos of artwork, and we talked about what he liked about Vermeer: mostly the soft window light effect." Mullen, a California Institute of the Arts graduate, brought other artists into the mix--Edvard Munch, for his psychological use of colors, and Edward Hopper, for his blend of natural and artificial light in urban landscapes.
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The result is a painterly landscape of pale faces against rich, dark backgrounds, a look that perfectly matches the hushed atmosphere and offbeat storyline of Twin Falls Idaho. The bound-together brothers--one, Francis (Michael Polish), in failing health, the other, Blake (Mark Polish), comparatively robust--have left their carnival home and taken up residence in a dingy hotel in an anonymous downtown. Here, they become involved with Penny (Michele Hicks), an emotionally damaged prostitute.
"The budget was half a million dollars, and it was 17 days shooting," says Mullen. "We filmed most of the interiors at Lacy Street Studios, a converted old textile factory in downtown LA, where the windows on the stages really look outside. We shot the exteriors in downtown LA, trying to make it look not like LA. Outside, I shot out of the sunlight as much as possible, for an overcast, low-key look. Inside, I was using quite a bit of fill light, most of which disappeared through the printing process.
"The film has a color scheme that moves from cool blues and green tones to warm tones towards the middle, and then back to monochromatic," he continues. "When Penny first meets the twins, it's very bluish soft lighting in their room, which is painted green. The bathroom I lit with green-gelled light through green plastic curtains on the window. We wanted to give it a twilight, underwater feel, kind of dreamlike, but very dark and harsh also. Interiors were almost all lit with Kino Flos, especially the Wall-O-Lite, which gives you a big soft light without taking up much room." Daylight outside windows was provided by 4k to 18k HMIs, or a 4k xenon.
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A party scene utilized ETC Source Four fixtures--"the only multicolored lighting in the film"--and a scene in Penny's apartment played off the warmth of her burgundy walls. A Kodachrome Super 8 dream sequence, projected and rephotographed on 35mm, leads the way into the final reel, which is neither flashed nor silver-printed. But the dominant mode of Twin Falls Idaho is tinged with surrealism, the product of a defined visual aesthetic. "In a low-budget film world, often you find yourself working with the same labs and camera packages and processes, all kind of cookie-cutter," says Mullen. "It's very rare to work with someone willing to push the budget in odd directions to get just what's needed."
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Your doctor has requested an ultrasound to view and record the blood flow following your surgical graft procedure (bypassing diseased vessels with man-made material or healthy veins from your arms or legs). Ultrasound is a procedure that uses sound waves to "see" inside your body. This procedure uses color to map the blood flow to the graft area and can identify blood clots, narrowing or blockage of the vessel causing pain or limping. At Cedars-Sinai Medical Center's S. Mark Taper Foundation Imaging Center, we have a specialized team of physicians, nurses and technologists who are experts in ultrasound radiology.
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Before Your Exam
There is no preparation for this procedure.
We want to make your waiting time as pleasant as possible. Please consider bringing your favorite magazine, book or music player to help you pass any time you have to wait.
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The vascular technologist will explain your exam and answer any questions you may have.
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A transducer, a small, microphone-like device, will be placed over various locations on your leg(s).
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TUCSON, Ariz. –Each week, Arizona football head coach Rich Rodriguez and his staff select Player of the Week honorees based on performance leading up to and including the game each week. The Wildcats defeated Utah, 35-24, Saturday night at Arizona Stadium.
Offense: Ka'Deem Carey, Junior, Running Back
The reigning national rushing champ carried the ball a school-record 40 times for 236 yards and a game-clinching touchdown as Arizona knocked off Utah, 35-24. Carey set the tone early with a 30-yard gain on his first carry of the game and then finished in style with a 44-yard touchdown burst on his final touch with 90 seconds remaining to put the Utes away.
Carey's 236 rushing yards rank as his second-highest career tally and the third-highest in Arizona single-game history. He became only the sixth player in program history to rush for 3,000 career yards and now ranks No. 5 all-time in school history with 3,159. He topped the 200-yard mark for the third time in his career (second time vs. Utah) and surpassed 100 yards for the 15th time (ninth-straight), which is tied with Art Luppino for second-most in school history.
Defense: Sione Tuihalamaka, Senior, Defensive Line | Reggie Gilbert, Junior, Defensive Line
Arizona's defense turned in a physical, spirited effort highlighted by Sione Tuihalamaka, Reggie Gilbert and the defensive line in a 35-24 victory over Utah. The Wildcats held the Utes 140 yards below their season average for total offense by limiting them to a season-low 329 yards. Arizona forced five three-and-outs, intercepted a pass on the first play of another drive and held Utah to 5-of-18 on third downs.
Tuihalamaka led the charge up front with a career-high eight tackles, including one-and-a-half for loss. Gilbert chipped in with four total tackles, including one sack for a loss of one yard and two tackles for a loss of three yards. Arizona's defense registered seven tackles for loss and tied its season-high with three sacks. The Wildcats had just six tackles for loss and no sacks in their first two conference games.
Special Teams: Terris Jones-Grigsby, Junior, Running Back/Receiver
A reserve running back/slot receiver, Terris Jones-Grigsby starred on special teams in Arizona's 35-24 victory over Utah. Jones-Grigsby set a career-high with four tackles, including two solo stops on kickoff coverage and another solo tackle in punt coverage. His plays helped Arizona limit the Utes to an average of 19 yards per kickoff return and 3.6 yards per punt return.
Redshirt freshman safety Tellas Jones was named Hard Edge Player of the Week. He had two tackles while playing on special teams and also saw significant time playing with the secondary. Freshman cornerback Derek Babiash was named Student of the Week.
From the scout team, freshman receiver Abraham Mendivil on offense, sophomore safety Tyler Turituri on defense and freshman safety Carter Hehr on special teams were honored for their efforts during the Utah game preparations.
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