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Traffic is moving again on U.S. 29 in Madison Heights after authorities said a man's car struck six vehicles, including an Amherst County Sheriff's cruiser and a tractor-trailer, while they sat at a red light this morning.
Amherst County has granted the old Phelps Road school in Madison Heights a stay of execution, and now its owners plan to move forward with rehabilitating the building and preparing the property for a new use.
Sweet Briar College's president received an anonymous email from a student claiming to be responsible for racist labels found Thursday in a dormitory.
Sweet Briar College's interim president and Student Government Association president strongly condemned the posting of racist labels in a dormitory this week.
Here's a look at crime reported to the Amherst County Sheriff's Office from July 27 through Aug. 2.
Before Dale Williams arrived in Monroe, he was working at McDonald's. The 21-year-old Norfolk man now is working toward a career in electrical work with the goal of obtaining advanced training in solar panels.
Fifty years ago, Monelison Rescue Squad could not have functioned without the Holiday Inn.
Stephanie Brooke Hogan from Temple Christian School recently was selected to compete in the Queen of Diamonds Showcase South at Winthrop University this Saturday and Sunday.
Sweet Briar College's head tennis coach Teresa Boylan has been named the interim director of athletics at the college, dean Amy Jessen-Marshall announced last week.
This summer was a provisional year and the start of a competitive swim team for the community of Amherst County at Winton Country Club.
When Temple Christian's softball season rolls around in the spring, two longtime faces will not be on the field.
Northside thrives on third and fourth downs, builds a big lead and downs Amherst.
A local athlete made a name for herself at the national level last month when she, along with her team, took a national title at the United States Pony Club Championships at the Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington.
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Rebec Vineyards hosts its fourth Annual Labor Day Wine & Music Festival this Saturday, rain or shine, from noon to 6 p.m.
St. Mark's Episcopal Church Clifford will dedicate a new stained glass window with the premiere of a new hymn at this Sunday's service starting at 9 a.m.
Two recent graduates of Amherst County High School recently completed basic military training.
Armed with a lance and clad in full armor, "Mr. Floyd" raced up and down the sidelines on horseback during touchdowns and other moments of victory.
A documentary of first-person stories from students and teachers about the Temperance Schools from the 1930s until the late 1960s is set to premier Thursday, Aug. 21 at 6:45 p.m. at the Clifford Ruritan Center.
The Amherst Presbyterian Church has scheduled a series of Thursday evening worship services for the Amherst community beginning Thursday, Aug. 21, at the picnic pavilion on the church property on North Main Street. The special services will continue each Thursday evening beginning at 7 p.m. and will continue for six weeks through Sept. 25.
A duo of performers will liven up the stage at the Second Street Farmers Market next week on Thursday, Aug. 21.
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When the Amherst County Board of Supervisors first began pushing for a state-sponsored efficiency study of the county school system, the idea was that a more efficient system would be less expensive for the county and its taxpayers. It didn't work out that way.
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A majority of the Amherst County Board of Supervisors has found a way to discourage members who want to inform the public about what transpires behind closed doors. It's an odd approach to transparency in government.
The summer's theme seems to be search warrants — or lack thereof.
Which is easier: Flip to the classified ads section of your local newspaper to find government announcements, or search a government website — perhaps numerous websites — to try to find the same information?
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SAN DIEGO (CNS) - Investigators worked Tuesday to determine if a teenage girl found unconscious in a Lincoln Park canyon following an evening of drinking with friends was sexually assaulted after she passed out.
A passer-by spotted the girl in a gorge off the 300 block of 49th Street about 9 p.m. Monday, according to San Diego police.
Medics took the teen to a hospital, where she remained unconscious until late Tuesday morning, sex crimes Lt. Anastasia Smith said. The girl was in stable condition at midday and was expected to fully recover.
Police determined that the girl had gone into the canyon with friends to drink, and eventually passed out, after which her companions left at some point during the night.
Due to the "condition they found her in," detectives believe the teen might have been assaulted while she was unconscious, Smith said. She declined to elaborate.
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LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) – A Bullitt County man faces some serious charges after police say he sexually abused a young girl. Not only is he behind bars, but two of his relatives, including the child's mother are also charged.
This case all started to unfold after the victim's father, who lives in Arizona, alerted authorities out there.
They were able to get in contact with Lebanon Junction Police, where the alleged abuse took place.
Police say Michael Fievet, 20, was watching his niece, a girl police say is under the age of 12, when he sexually abused her.
The alleged attack took place at his home at the Bryant Place Apartments in Lebanon Junction, which he shares with other family members. Fievet was arrested on Monday and faces numerous charges including criminal abuse, unlawful imprisonment, sodomy, sexual abuse, and endangering the welfare of a minor.
"That ain't good," said Mike Beaulieu, who lives nearby. "That's just nasty. I don't like people like that."
The arrests didn't stop there. Also taken into custody was the victim's mother, Kimberly Fievet, 27. She is charged with endangering the welfare of a minor and criminal abuse.
Michael's mother, Tracy Fievet, who also lives in the same apartment, was arrested and charged with endangering the welfare of a minor.
It's news that is very shocking to some neighbors. "Oh it surprised me," said Beaulieu. "My wife told me about that and it freaked me out."
Michael and Kimberly Fievet remain behind bars in Bullitt County.
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Salma Hayek made a sexy appearance on the Late Show wearing an incredible leather outfit, complete with fishnet stockings and sexy sky high satin heels. The woman has been making her way onto the late night yapfests and red carpet events showing off her stunning figure and amazing style. She is one of my favorite actresses. She never has a bad fashion day and she has a perfect body with plenty of curves.
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Salma Hayek looks absolutely amazing in these photos from the September 2012 issue of Vogue. What is it with 40+ year olds these days? Hayek, Nicole Kidman, Brooke Burke, Sofia Vergara, Denise Richards, Julianne Moore to name a few off the top of my head. They are any 20 year old's equal in looks. But honestly this photoset of Salma just blows me away. It shows off her alluring beauty, voluptuous figure, shapely legs and amazing style. Man, she brings it. My enthusiasm for these photos knows no bounds.
Salma Hayek Sleek Curves in a Tight Purple Dress
Salma Hayek looks gorgeous as usual as she attends the Prometheus movie premiere wearing a pretty purple dress and platform high heels. I find her one of the most stylish and beautiful women in entertainment. It is doubtful you would ever see her not looking her best. She has great curves that she enjoys decorating. Sometimes she enjoys showing off her lovely cleavage and other times she displays her sexy legs in a positive manner. I think she looks great.
Salma Hayek Shows Off Her Curves and Shapely Legs in a Short Dress With Stockings and Sexy High Heels
Salma Hayek made an appearance for something called La Chispa De La Vida in Berlin wearing a short little dress with stocking and platform high heels. Stunning. Simply stunning. Her stylish attire shows off her curves with class. Nice to see the stockings and her platform high heels are simple yet very sexy. This woman never has a fashion mis-step. She always looks amazing and obviously keeps her body tight and fit.
Salma Hayek Has Great Cleavage and Sexy Legs in a Revealing Yet Elegant Dress
Salma Hayek is scorching hot as she attends some fancy Il Mondo Vi Appartiene dinner wearing a cleavage enhancing and sexy legs displaying dress. Her open toe high heel accentuates her shapely legs. She is such an elegant and stylish woman with luscious curves. She is perfect from every angle and is stunningly beautiful. She is one of the few actress in entertainment that never makes a red carpet fashion mistake. And she seems to enjoy showing off her voluptuous sex appeal. She is easily one of my favorite celebrities.


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---- — The kids are out of the way — seasonal flu vaccines were offered to children 6 months to 18 years a week ago.
Now it's time for the adults. The Cass County Health Department will be holding a walk-in influenza clinic for those 19 years and older Friday. You should make every effort to get there and get vaccinated. If you can't make it to this one, there are bound to more chances to get a flu shot.
But if you wait, don't forget. There's a reason health officials talk so much about people getting a flu shot.
If you ask officials with the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention, there are many reasons. The big one is that flu is a serious disease that can lead to hospitalization and sometimes even death. We tend to just think of the flu as something annoying that parks us on the couch for a few days. But the truth is, people can and do die from the flu.
The good news is, though, the more people who get vaccinated against the flu, the less flu can spread through a community.
And while the CDC encourages everyone to get a seasonal flu shot, there are certain segments of the population that the agency strongly encourages.
Those people include the following:
• People who are at high risk of developing serious complications (like pneumonia) if they get sick with the flu.
• People who have certain medical conditions, including asthma, diabetes, and chronic lung disease.
• Pregnant women.
• People younger than 5 years (and especially those younger than 2), and people 65 years and older.
• People who live with or care for others who are at high risk of developing serious complications.
• Household contacts and caregivers of people with certain medical conditions including asthma, diabetes, and chronic lung disease.
• Household contacts and caregivers of infants less than 6 months old.
• Health care personnel.
The reasons why they call out these certain groups is because they run the most risk of succumbing to the flu or of infecting others if they contract the flu. If you fall into any of the groups mentioned, it's imperative that you protect yourself and others.
And, to everyone else, we encourage you to also take the time to get a flu shot. It won't be fun, but you'll be thankful you did. Or you might be cursing yourself later as you shiver on the couch.
If you go: • WHAT: Influenza clinic for adults only • WHERE: The Cass County Health Department, 512 High St. • WHEN: 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Friday • COST: $15. Payment may be made with cash or check only, does not bill Medicare or insurance.


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A House budget: Preparing for bigger tax hikes
Gov. Hassan proposed spending far more than the state had to spend. To do it, she raised a bunch of taxes and fees and included $80 million in revenue from casino licenses. The House cannot include the casino revenue because it did not pass the bill authorizing new casinos. So it had to scale back Hassan's spending by more than $50 million.
So the House budget is more realistic than Hassan's. Yet it includes enough new spending, paid for by tax and fee hikes, that it should not pass. There is the 30-cents per pack cigarette tax hike, which has been in the news a lot. But did you know that the budget hikes saltwater fishing license fees by 50 percent and increases marriage license fees? It also raises the gasoline tax by 12 cents per gallon and contains business tax hikes. For instance, the Legislature last year let businesses "carry forward" operating losses of up to $10 million on future tax returns. The budget postpones that law for a year.
It also contains policy changes that have no place in state budgets. Legislators in the last session finally zeroed out the state's Certificate of Need Board, which increases health care expenses by forcing providers to get board approval before buying certain new equipment or opening new centers. It suppresses competition, keeping prices high. The budget inexplicably brings this cost-raising, bureaucratic nightmare back to life.
To their credit, House budget writers resisted the temptation to fully fund every wish of their party's varied constituent groups, which are legion. They spend less on the University System of New Hampshire, for example, than Gov. Hassan proposed, and less on some social services. But they still spend more than the state has or is likely to have in the next two years. This budget is a return to the bad old days of pushing spending up beyond our ability to pay for it, with the design of justifying future tax hikes when revenues inevitably fall short of the politicians' "priorities."
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Campaign Finance Reform: Will Anything Work? The Inaugural David G. Trager Public Policy Symposium, March 7, 1997
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Campaign Finance: Life as a Political ConsultantDavid A. Keene
Campaign Finance: A Challenger's Perspective on Funding and Reform Corneilus P. McCarthy
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The History and Theory of Buckley v. ValeoHon. Ralph K. Winter
Buckley's Analytical Flaws Professor Burt Neuborne
Spending Limits and The Squandering of Candidate's Time Professor Vincent A. Blasi
Comments on Campaign Finance Reform Professor Henry P. Monaghan
Campaign Finance Reform: Still Searching Today for a Better Way Professor Joel M. Gora
Rights Discourse and Mandatory HIV Testing of Pregnant Women and NewbornsJennifer Sinton
Amending the Violence Against Women Act: Creating a Rebuttable Presumption of Gender Animus in Rape CasesJennifer Gaffney
"DWB (Driving While Black)" and Equal Protection: The Realities of Unconstitutional Police PracticeJennifer Larrabee
Turning to State Legislatures to Legalize Physician-Assisted Suicide for Seriously Ill, Non-Terminal Patients After Quill v. Vacco and Washington v. GlucksbergKathy Glynn
Looking Past a Smoke Screen: A First Amendment Analysis of the Food and Drug Administration's Final Rule Restricting Tobacco AdvertisingGerald Griffin
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Fast Sesame Chicken Recipe
"My mother passed down the recipe for this tasty stir-fry, which is so quick and easy to make," writes Elizabeth Limestahl of Port Clinton, Ohio. "Served with wild rice and vegetables, it's a wholesome meal in minutes."
- 1-1/4 pounds boneless skinless chicken breasts, cubed
- 2 tablespoons canola oil
- 1/4 cup soy sauce
- 1/4 cup sesame seeds
- 1 large onion, sliced
- 2 jars (4-1/2 ounces each) sliced mushrooms, drained or 2 cups sliced fresh mushrooms
- In a large skillet, cook chicken in oil until no longer pink. Stir in the soy sauce and sesame seeds. Cook and stir over medium heat for 5 minutes.
- Remove chicken with a slotted spoon; set aside and keep warm. In the same skillet, saute onion and mushrooms until onion is tender. Return chicken to pan; heat through. Yield: 5 servings.
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A GAS leak in Mobberley Road was fixed on Friday following more than three weeks of disruption for residents.
Specialist engineers working for National Grid have repaired a metal pipe from which gas was escaping.
A spokesman for National Grid said: "The excavation will be filled in and the surface restored, and we should be off site by this Friday.
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Nats infielder says adversity hurt chances at playoffs
WASHINGTON -- Although the Yankees were eliminated from playoff contention for the first time since 1993 on Tuesday, Nationals infielder Aaron Boone believes the Yankees had a good season considering they were going through a transitional period. Entering Wednesday's action, the Yankees were 86-71.
Boone pointed out that New York had to go through a lot of injuries, a managerial change and patch a starting rotation together.
"With all that is going on there, I thought they had a decent year," Boone said. "They are 15 games over .500. Who would have thought they would be piecing a rotation together, dealing with injuries and Joe Torre being gone? They have a new regime. It happens. It's a tough game."
For 13 straight seasons, starting in 1995, the Yankees were in the postseason, and they won six American League pennants and four World Series championships. Boone had a hand in helping them win one pennant.
In Game 7 of the 2003 AL Championship Series, Boone's home run in the bottom of the 11th inning helped the Yankees defeat the Red Sox, 6-5, for their 39th AL title.
Boone knows why the Yankees were so consistent for over a decade.
"They had a core of great players. They had a lot of money put into great players," Boone said. "But things have been a lot more equal than they have been. Every team goes to Spring Training and they have a shot."
Bill Ladson is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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BLACK BROOK — The Clinton County Health Department has lifted a boil-water order for Black Brook Water District No. 1.
Two water samples, collected on Tuesday and Wednesday, showed no total coliform bacteria, the Health Department said.
PSU students move in today; street pattern changed
PLATTSBURGH — Traffic runs only westerly today on the stretch of Rugar Street that runs through the SUNY Plattsburgh campus as students move into their dorms for the fall semester.
The one-way traffic pattern, beginning at 7 a.m. and ending at 7 p.m., is designed to ensure the safety of students and their families.
Motorists traveling along Rugar Street between Memorial Hall and the Sanborn Avenue Extension will be able to go only west toward Plattsburgh High School.
Those traveling in an easterly direction — toward Lake Champlain — will find the street closed at the intersection with Sanborn Extension. They will be diverted along Sanborn to Park Avenue to Draper Avenue and then onto Broad Street.
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|Jessica Alba doesn't consider her looks especially exotic. "People today are more ethnically mixed," the actress, who is Mexican, French and Dutch, has said. "The girl next door looks like me." Well, she may not look like her, but she may relate to Alba's real-life roles as a mom and a wife. Just don't expect the eco-activist actress to hit the red carpet in anything flouncy or white. "I don't want to show up [an event] looking like a bride—or Jessica Rabbit," she has said. Spoken like a true girl next door.
Alba came by her love for makeup honestly—she's said, "My mom's a Southern girl who comes from the school that you don't leave the house without your face on, so when I first started wearing makeup, I went overboard." (Photo: Alex Berliner/Berliner Studio)
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Here is the second part of the developers diary of Resident Evil Revelations.
Dave tries his best with: Raid Mode
Dave takes control as we play some Raid mode in the upcoming HD re-release of Resident Evil: Revelations. For more early Revelations HD impressions, make sure to watch our Extended Play of the campaign itself.
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Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas arrived in Saudi Arabia on Sunday
to attend the Third Arab Economic, Social and Developmental Summit.
the summit, Arab leaders are expected to discuss economic and social issues in
their countries, including railway land linkage, increase of investment, trade
and aviation.
Abbas will seize the opportunity to renew his call on Arab
countries to provide the Palestinians with urgent financial aid, a PA official
in Ramallah said.
Arab League members have thus far failed to fulfill
their promise to give the PA $100 million each month in compensation for
Israel's decision to confiscate Palestinians' tax revenues to pay their debt to
the Israel Electric Corporation.
Last week, Saudi Arabia announced that
it would give the PA $100m. in emergency aid to help it pay salaries to more
than 100,000 Palestinian public employees.
Abbas is accompanied by PA
Prime Minister Salam Fayyad, Foreign Minister Riad al- Malki and Finance
Minister Nabil Qassis.
The PA government has been unable to pay full
salaries to its employees for the past two months due to the severe financial
crisis it has been facing.
On the eve of Abbas's visit to Saudi Arabia,
the Palestinian public employees' union declared a general strike Wednesday to
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Phila. Judge Accused of Misrepresenting His Qualifications Is Suspended with Pay
Posted Nov 13, 2012 11:45 AM CDT
By Martha Neil
A Philadelphia family court judge was suspended from his $165,000-a-year job on Friday, with pay, by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court following accusations that he had misrepresented his qualifications for the bench in 2009 and 2011 by withholding information about lawsuits and potential litigation he faces.
Related legal ethics charges against Philadelphia Common Pleas Judge Thomas Nocella by the state Judicial Conduct Board were made public last month, reports the Philadelphia Inquirer. A hearing is expected to be held early next year before the Court of Judicial Discipline.
Nocella's lawyer, Samuel Stretton, tells the newspaper that the judge wasn't given a chance to tell his side of the story before he was suspended.
"They could have at least issued a rule to show cause," said Stretton of the state supreme court. "I'm not happy with this."
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Holiday with the stars - new luxurious 6 bed villa in Disney Area
- bedrooms 6
- baths 4
- sleeps 14
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Villa
- community Windsor Hills
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$ 1,200 - $ 1,900 / week
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Holiday with the stars at Audrey's House featuring Audrey Hepburn, Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin,
Bogart, Grace Kelly and Marilyn Munro. As well as a Disney bedroom we also have a Harry Potter
Luxuriously furnished 6 bedroom villa with private pool and spa situated in the popular gated resort
of "Windsor Hills" - one of the closest resort communities to Disney which is only a mile away.
Our beautiful, spacious villa comprises:-
Ground Floor:-
Formal Lounge featuring Audrey Hepburn
Formal Dining Area (6 seater)
Fully Equipped Kitchen
Breakfast Nook (4 Seater)
Family Room featuring Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin - 42 inch flat
screen Cable TV, high speed internet
Parisian style queen bedroom
Family Bathroom
Laundry Room with Washer and Dryer
Double Garage housing the:
Games Room! Spend an evening with the Rat Pack:
Bar table with stools
Pool table
Air hockey
Sony Play Station 2
24 inch plasma TV
CD player
There is a crib, highchair and stroller
First Floor:-
Audrey Hepburn Executive Suite with King sized bed
Grace Kelly bedroom with King sized 4 poster bed
Marilyn Munro room with King sized bed and en suite bathroom
Harry Potter room with 2 single beds
Disney room with 2 single beds
Family bathroom
All bedrooms have flat screen TVs and DVD players
Private Fully Screened Pool, Spa and Deck Area
Kiddies Safety Fence between Villa and Pool
Plenty of Poolside Furniture
There is also a kiddies play area just outside the house.
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Audrey's House is on the sought after resort of Windsor Hills which
offers a variety of community facilities such as:-
- 24-hour guard gated entrance
- Disney shuttle service
- Water park with waterslide, dancing fountains and spa
- Tennis court
- Basketball court
- Sand volleyball court
- Putting green
- Children's playground with castle and dragons
- 10,000 square foot clubhouse with:
- Fitness room with state-of-the-art equipment
- Surround sound movie theatre
- Billiards
- Arcade
- Video game area
- Sundry shop
BBQ grills can be rented at $45 per week.
activities and attractions in Disney Area Central Florida
Golf course nearby
Disney a mile away
Playgrounds on site
Easy access to all parks
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Above are the standard rates for our villa but always email us for deals that only the owner can offer! Pool Heat (Optional) - $25 per day A $250 refundable damage deposit is required. This is released 10 days after departure if there is no damage to the property. Bookings of under 5 nights will incur a cleaning fee of $175. rates/prices exclude Florida Taxes.
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If you insist on talking about politics at work, here are some tips to think about before jumping into the conversation:
• Consider your audience. Will they be receptive to a political discussion or will they be upset that you brought the whole topic up?
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One key area of responsiblity is making sure all supervisors are trained in understanding laws regarding harassment, etc. Some conversations about politics can steer into inappropriate (or harassing) comments about gender, race or age, for instance. Or a manager's opinions on a race could be regarded as contributing to an uncomfortable work environment, where employees feel pressured to support this candidate or that.


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DCC will host the District 2C Volleyball Championships on October 27-29. Nine area teams will be vying for the right to participate in the Eastern C Divisional Tournament in Sidney on November 3-5. Four teams will advance from the District Championship to the Divisional Championship and a chance to earn a spot in the State Tournament.
The tournament is a double elimination tournament that will see all 9 teams play on Thursday, eventually narrowing to the final 4 teams on Saturday. The teams that will be participating are: Circle, Garfield County (Jordan), Wibaux, Custer County (Ekalaka), St. Labre, Rosebud, Hysham, Terry and Northern Cheyenne.
Come on out and enjoy 3 days of intense Volleyball action as these teams strive for a State Tournament spot.
Contact DCC Athletic Director Joyce Ayre for more information at 377-9447.
Volleyball Coach John Marble invites interested players to to contact him for more information about the DCC volleyball program and tryouts. Call 377-9498 to contact him directly.
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A nine year old was hit by a car Wednesday morning while walking to his bus stop. Lee County Sheriff's Office is calling it an accident, but parents in the area say more needs to be done to prevent another accident.
On Wednesday, Bryson Covey was on his way to his bus stop on 8th Street SW, near Brian Avenue South, in Lehigh Acres when he fell into oncoming traffic and was hit by a car.
"It could be your kid, it could be my kid. I mean it's sad. It's really, really sad," said parent Adrian Delgado.
Covey was airlifted from Lee Memorial Hospital to All Children's in St. Petersburg.
While Covey recovers, residents want to make sure it doesn't happen again.
"Sooner or later it would happen. But it's something that you don't wish to happen," said Delgado.
"We can only control so much," said Joe Donzelli of the Lee County school district.
What the Lee County school district can control is where bus stops are located.
"We review all of our stops every year and we make thousands of bus stop changes every year," said Donzelli.
One challenge – lack of sidewalks.
"There are large areas of land where there are no sidewalks for students or residents to use," said Donzelli.
Lee County's Department of Transportation has limited funds for sidewalks, and they're put in based on priority.
The street where Covey was hit is not on the list.
A 'school bus' sign isn't an option either.
"The students in that area might move and there's not need for that stop anymore," said Donzelli.
The best solution, according to Donzelli, is to talk to your student.
"Families need to be able to talk to their students about what is the proper way to handle yourself when you're waiting for or getting off from a bus stop," said Donzelli.
Covey has been upgraded to fair condition.
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This Week in JU Athletics
Nov. 20, 2006
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -
Click here for a full version of all Dolphin events
In this week's edition, we relive the volleyball team's Cinderella run at the A-Sun Championship and other results from last week, while looking foward to the Dolphin basketball home games this week.
Men's Basketball
The Dolphins ended their 25-game losing streak with a 77-73 win over St. Leo as JU started a new era with its first home game Downtown at the Jacksonville Veterans Memorial Arena on Nov. 14.
In front of crowd of 1,825, sophomore Marcus Allen led the three Dolphins in double figures with 20 points, a game-high nine rebounds and a career-best six blocks.
On Nov 16, the Dolphins fell at No. 1 Florida, 91-60.
The Dolphins were able to outscore the Gators in the second half, after trailing 56-20 at the intermission. JU put up 41 points in the second stanza while the Gators were held to just 34.
On Wednesday, the Dolphins host Florida Tech at the Veterans Memorial Area with a tip off at noon. They finish the week on Saturday at 7 p.m. against South Carolina State in the Arena.
Women's Basketball
The Dolphins are flying high after opening the season with a peferct 2-0 record for the first time in program history.
They begin the season breaking five team records en route to a 105-66 victory at Charleston Southern on Nov. 13.
JU set new records for total points (105), first half points (53), second half points (52), field goals made (41) and margin of victory (39 points). Junior forward Ashley Williams also picked up where she left off last season by scoring a program-record 32 points on 14-of-18 shooting from the field.
The Dolphins rallied from behind to defeat South Carolina State, 66-56, on Nov. 17.
Three Dolphins scored in double figures to help erase a five point second-half deficit as the JU women's basketball team pulled away with four minutes remaining.
This week, JU will face former A-Sun foe UCF at 7 p.m. on Tuesday at Swisher Gym before heading downtown to play at the Veterans Memorial Arena on Saturday against Charleston Southern at 5 p.m.
The Dolphins' Cinderella run to the Atlantic Sun Championship game ended on Saturday afternoon as Belmont took a 3-0 win to claim the A-Sun title and an automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament.
JU opened the A-Sun tournament with a 3-1 victory over No. 5 seed Gardner-Webb on Nov. 17 Katie Hendrian and Petya Borisova led the team with 14 kills apiece, with Hendrian getting 16 digs and Borisova getting 15. Eva Stoilova had 13 kills and 10 digs to round out the double-doubles.
Later that day, the Dolphin upset top seeded East Tennessee State in five sets to advance to the championship round. The Dolphins got 19 kills apiece from Hendrian and Melissa Merchant, along with 17 kills from Stevenique Richardson and 11 from Stoilova.
Stoilova had nine kills in the chamionshop match to lead JU, but it wasn't enough to earn their second A-Sun title in three seasons.
Richardson earned a spot on the all-tournament in her final matches as a Dolphin.


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The 50th Anniversary Special was watched by an average of 12.8 million viewers on BBC One in the UK, with an additional 3.2 million requests on BBC iPlayer.
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Naples Bay Resort - Naples Downtown Enclave in Naples
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 4
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Naples Bay Resort
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 885 - $ 1,450 / week
$ 2,950 - $ 5,200 / month
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Prime Location in famous 5th Avenue District!!!
Luxury, elegantly stylish 2 bedroom plus den, 2 bathroom cottage is
convenintly located in the heart of beautiful Naples. This brand new
furnished End Unit has a large kitchen, dining area, and a very
spacious living room. Guests will enjoy multiple oversized pools with
tropical waterfalls, separate children pools, lap pool, hot tubs and
children playground as well as luxury full service Europan style spa
and the 45 Stations featuring Technogym equiped fitness center. Just
a short stroll away, you will find the finest upscale restaurants,
shops, art gallery's and amazing, white sandy beach at the end of 5th
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* Private Club with Sauna-Steam Rooms, Aerobics-Yoga Room and
Full-time Fitness Personal Trainer
* Private Poolside Cabanas with full service beverages and cuisine
* Lazy River & Seperate Children's Pool
* Golf privileges at three local exclusive private clubs
* 6 Lighted Tennis Courts with Tennis Center and Pro Shop
* 97-Slip Marina
* Yacht Club
* Beach Shuttle Service
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December 15 - April 14 ........................................ $1,450/weekly or $5,200/monthly
April 15 - December 14 ........................................ $885/weekly or $2,950/monthly
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To the editor:
In response to Charles Santagati's letter on Tuesday ("A high-tech solution to gun control"):
I have worked in the "high-tech" electronics industry for over 38 years. I am a life member of one of our local gun clubs, with 37 years of membership. I am also privileged to be an NRA certified instructor who has taught gun safety for over 30 years.
I work with facts and reality in my life. This "Smart Gun" or "PTID" system would be an item designed for the "Star Trek" series. I carry a gun — legally and fully trained —to hunt and to protect myself, my family and anyone who might be subjected to a horror like the Connecticut shootings.
Do I "wish" to do this? The answer is that I am prepared and trained for it, if the need arises. Your thought of implementing a "scope" that distinguishes between a human and another target, is unrealistic, since my target might actually be a human animal attacking a 5-year-old child.
Please do not let emotion influence common sense during these sensitive times. No one can justify the fact that a deranged individual has killed over 25 people.
The answer needs to be "people control." Do not blame the object of implementation, as it could have been any other weapon or object available. Let's get back to basic people control and implement a way of holding people responsible for their actions, instead of blaming an object.
I am required to secure my weapons when I am not in direct control, and abide by the law. Do we have the same law in all our states? Apparently not in Connecticut.
This is people control. Let's enforce common sense laws across the country. Taking a specific type of gun from licensed, trained and responsible individuals will not solve any problems.
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|Minster pounds Jefferson in softball
|Monday, April 08, 2013 1:56 PM
DELPHOS — Minster's fast-pitch softball team put up eight runs in the top of the second and 11 more in the third en route to a 21-0 non-conference triumph over host Jefferson in five innings Saturday afternoon at Lady Wildcat Field.
Kayla Richard got the shutout win, while Jefferson senior Taylor Branham took the loss.
Michaela Goettemoeller had the big blow for the visiting Lady Wildcats with a round-tripper.
Jefferson returns to the diamond 5 p.m. Tuesday at home against Antwerp.
Score by Innings:
Minster 0 8 (11) 1 1 - 21
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WP: Kayla Richard; LP: Taylor Branham. 2B: Regan Hahn (M). 3B: Alexis Robinson (M). HR: Michaela Goettemoeller (M).


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uranium supply about to go kaput with end of megatons to megawatts program that currently supplies 15% of world uranium. meanwhile uranium spot prices have not priced this in! Demand remains strong and stable and will grow... but uranium prices are so weak that they are far below the cost of mining it. So if prices are abnormally weak right now, and the supply is about to take a chunk out while demand continues to rise, and very little extra capacity is coming online, UEC will go up in value since it has a lot of uncommitted uranium to sell that is not under contract, and additionally, US producers are going to favor UEC, when they realize they can't get uranium as easily after the M2M program ends (end of 2013)
Yellow cake producer with an edge.
Management, the top in the industry.
Has product the world will need for a long time.
This company is worth investigating.
UEC has no where to go but up
I am adding this uranium company on the selloff today,and I am buying It with real money. The Japan nuclear disaster Is a terrible event,and my heart goes out to all of those affected In Japan. But ,from an Investment prospective I consider this a buying opportunity In this small undervalued stock. This company Is a true "pure play" In nuclear,and I believe that the Industry will not only survive this,but come back stronger as a result. American companies will use this disaster as a lesson learned, and this will allow them to build stronger and safer nuclear plants In the future... TS
Citron pointed out this scam.http://www.citronresearch.com/index.php/2010/12/03/citron-research-updates-uranium-energy-amexuec/
LOL....Calling all suckers!
These people are mining uranium. They have sufficient financing to expand production. Uranium prices look to be rising on a long term basis.
There will be an energy crisis. We will run out of oil. It will be in the next 20 years. This company has monster uranium assets which are attractively prices since they will only be profitable in the near future.
Just follow the metals...
I think the CAPS community has this company all wrong. Not sure why their ratings are so low. But I've seen UECs production and ISR sites, and appreciate their expansion plans. Their technical and management teams are very experienced, and they are well funded with minimal debt. As soon as the world economy starts to pick up a bit, uranium demand is going to increase significantly, particularly in Asia and here in the US. Uranium prices will be going back up. There are significant incentives in place for increased US mining and production. I think most of the nuclear industry is a pretty good bet, and UEC in particular. (See also AEHI, LTBR, USU, SILXF, and many junior uranium miners)
When UEC starts mining operations this could be a $6.00 stock
energy is king, uranium is energy.
No debt and 25 million in cash. 1.3 million pounds uranium at its nichols project in south Texas. That is in addition to 6.9 million pounds at Goliad. Production permit for area 1 at Goliad granted by the Texas comission on environmental quality. Joint ventures with Uran Limited, and Australian uranium explorer.


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PHILADELPHIA -- Call it the new Watergate.A controversy has erupted over video footage of Rockies closer Manny Corpas, who was shown by TBS cameras on Wednesday pouring liquid on the front of his jersey before entering for the ninth inning, then rubbing dirt on the area. While tossing a perfect ninth inning to earn the save in Game 1 of the National League Division Series, Corpas appeared to rub that spot as he tried to get a better grip on the ball. Pitchers aren't allowed to apply a foreign substance to the baseball. Remember the smudge on Kenny Rogers' pitching hand during Game 1 of the 2006 World Series? "I haven't looked at the tape, so I still don't know what happened," Rockies manager Clint Hurdle said. "Until I get further direction from somebody else, we'll handle it internally." Asked if this was a Corpas ritual, Hurdle said: "There's a lot of different things that sometimes, not just our players do, but opposing players do, to try and get some type of feel for things in an altitude situation like in Coors Field. From my understanding, he poured water on his jersey. I don't know of anything else after that. If we've got to try and redirect some opportunity for him to find a better grip on the ball, I'm sure we can do that." For his part, Corpas laughed it off. "It was too hot, so I poured water on my head," said Corpas, who added that he's never had an opposing team complain. "Now everybody's saying what am I doing ... 'Da-da-da.' I don't know. I normally do it in Arizona and Denver sometimes when it's hot. I don't do nothing bad." Phillies manager Charlie Manuel didn't appear alarmed. "We'll watch him, but at the same time, what I got out of it was how much liquid he threw on himself," Manuel said. "It's not like he took a cup of water or something. I saw his pitches. He had some sink on the ball. "It wasn't anything like [admitted spitball pitcher] Gaylord Perry's. Perry's ball would break this far," Manuel added, putting his hands about a foot apart. Please no: Kyle Lohse hopes it doesn't end like this. Lohse had gone 3-0 with a 4.72 ERA in 11 starts and two relief appearances for the Phillies, and hated the thought that his final appearance of the season -- and possibly with the team -- might have been surrendering a grand slam. "I don't want that to be the turning point or anything like that," Lohse said. "I'm not sitting there crying over it. I'm going to go out with the intention of getting the ball in Game 4, and doing my job as a starter the next time out."
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What is the population of your area?
Improving the Availability of Small Area Data - Information Development Plan for Rural and Regional Statistics
New information on regional wage and salary earners
Recent improvements to the ABS website
New industry classification - ANZSIC 2006
Population Census Analysis Conference - "Making the most of your Census" : 18/19 July 2006
What's happening in Local Government Finance?
2005-06 Agricultural Census - measuring the agricultural production of your area
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Local Government and ABS is a quarterly newsletter created by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) aimed at helping the Local Government Sector use statistics to assist with planning and other community servicing decisions.
The specific aims of this newsletter are to:
Help you easily find information on the ABS website and explain the structure of the ABS website;
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What is the population of your area?
The ABS has recently released information about the estimated resident population, at 30 June 2005, for small areas including Statistical Divisions (SD), Statistical Local Areas (SLA) and Local Government Areas (LGA).
Tables containing the Estimated Resident Population figures at the LGA and SD level are now available for free from the following ABS publication, which is available to download from the ABS website.
Regional Population Growth, Australia 2004-05 (Cat. No. 3218.0).
Data at the LGA and SLA level are also available for free in Excel and Supertable formats in the following electronic publication:
Regional Population Growth, Australia, Electronic Delivery, June 2005 (Cat. No. 3218.0.55.001)
The main points of the 2005 data include:
At June 2005, Australia's resident population was estimated to be 20.3 million, an increase of 237,100 from June 2004. This was a 1.2% increase on the 2004 estimated resident population, which matches the average annual growth rate for the 5 years to June 2005.
All states and territories experienced population growth in 2004-05, with the largest increases taking place in Queensland (up 75,900 people), Victoria (up 59,400 people), and New South Wales (up 53,500 people).
During 2004–05, South East Queensland recorded the highest population growth in Australia. Brisbane and Moreton Statistical Divisions (SD) together increased by 53,300 people, equating to an average increase of just over 1,000 people per week.
The cities of Brisbane and Gold Coast grew by 13,300 and 12,600 people respectively, the two largest increases in population of all Local Government Areas (LGAs) in Australia.
Many coastal areas also recorded strong growth in 2004–05. In New South Wales the LGAs of Shoalhaven and Lake Macquarie increased by 2,000 and 1,300 people respectively, while in Queensland Cairns increased by 3,000 people and Caloundra increased by 2,800 people. Mandurah, to the south of Perth in Western Australia, increased by 3,400 people.
Inland regional centres such as Maitland (up 1,700 people) in New South Wales, Albury-Wodonga (up 1,000 people) on the New South Wales/Victorian border, Ballarat (up 1,800) and Greater Bendigo (up 1,600) in Victoria, and Toowoomba (up 1,800 people) in Queensland, all continued to gain population.
For more information, please contact Andrew Howe on (08) 8237 7370 or by email :
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Improving the Availability of Small Area Data - Information Development Plan for Rural and Regional Statistics
The ABS has released an Information Development Plan (IDP) for Rural and Regional Statistics.
Information Paper: Regional Policy and Research in Australia - the Statistical Dimension, Information Development Plan for Rural and Regional Statistics, 2005
(Cat. no. 1362.0).
The IDP discusses:
the policy and research context for rural and regional data,
key user needs identified through an extensive consultation progress,
existing data sources, and
recommendations for statistical development.
There are ten recommendations covering economic and social data needs. The Information Development Plan clearly establishes where ABS and other major suppliers of information on regional issues can, in collaboration, make inroads into improved availability of regional statistics. The IDP will form the basis of ABS activity in developing new regional data over the next three years.
For further information contact Andrea Woods on (08) 8237 7368 or by email :
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New information on regional wage and salary earners
The ABS has recently released new information on regional wage and salary earners for 2002-03. The data have been complied from the Australian Taxation Office's Individual Income Tax Return Database and are part of the ABS program to increase the range of regional statistics available, particularly through the use of administrative information from other government agencies.
There are two different products.
The first one,
Regional Wage and Salary Earner Statistics, Australia, 2002-03 - Data cubes
( Cat. no. 5673.0.55.003)
presents data on persons whose main source of income is wages and salaries. Various cross-tabulations are available for characteristics such as:
wage and salary income, and
total income.
In this product data are for 2002-03. Data for earlier years are available.
Most of the data in these tables are presented for each Statistical Local Area (SLA) in Australia. Data are also available at the Local Government Area (LGA) level.
Key points for 2002-03:
Employees in the South Australian LGA of Roxby Downs (M) had the highest median wage and salary income at $51,507.
Wage and salary earners in the Western Australian LGA of Wickepin (S) had the lowest median wage and salary income.
A greater proportion of wage and salary earners employed as managers and administrators were male.
Of the LGAs with a wage and salary population of 100 persons or more, the Queensland LGA of Broadsound (S) had the highest proportion of wage and salary earners with an income from wages and salaries of $78,000 or more.
The second product is
Characteristics of Wage and Salary Earners in Regions of Australia, 2002-03
(Cat. no. 6261.0.55.001)
This presents regional estimates of wage and salary earners using the Remoteness Structure contained within the Australian Standard Geographical Classification (ASGC), Volume 1, 2001.
The data presented illustrate the differences in the characteristics of employees living in urban, regional, and remote parts of Australia. This should provide regional analysts and service providers with insights about employment activity, occupations, and variations in wage and salary incomes across different age and occupation groups.
Overall, these data provide valuable and interesting information about the diversity of employees in different parts of the nation.
Key points for 2002-03:
The highest median annual wage and salary income for employees was in the remoteness area of Major Cities.
Outside of Major Cities, employees in Remote and Very Remote areas recorded higher median annual wage and salary incomes than employees in Inner Regional and Outer Regional Australia.
Median wage and salary incomes for males were higher than those for females in all remoteness areas.
Across all remoteness areas, median wage and salary income increased with age, peaking in the 45-54 year age group.
For further information please contact Kirsten Hastwell on (08) 8237 7369 or by email :
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Recent improvements to ABS Website
In early April 2006 the website introduced customised access to Google's search engine. See
Search Tips
for further information.
In late January 2006, the section of the site previously known as 'AusStats' became known as 'Statistics' and underwent a major redesign. For more information about the 'Statistics' section of the website see
The ABS Website has Evolved
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New Industry classification - ANZSIC 2006
Australian and New Zealand Standard Industrial Classification (ANZSIC) has been developed for use in the compilation and analysis of industry statistics in Australia and New Zealand.
The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) and Statistics New Zealand (Statistics NZ) jointly developed this classification to improve the comparability of industry statistics between the two countries and with the rest of the world.
This 2006 edition of the ANZSIC replaces the 1993 edition, which was the first version produced. Prior to then, Australia and New Zealand had separate industry classifications.
ANZSIC 2006 reflects the outcome of a substantial review of the classification, which included extensive consultation with internal and external users and alignment with the upcoming revision of the International Standard Industrial Classification of All Economic Activities (ISIC, Revision 4). It consequently provides a more contemporary and internationally comparable industrial classification system.
ANZSIC 2006 is available as a publication
Australian and New Zealand Standard Industrial Classification (ANZSIC) 2006 (Cat no. 1292.0)
Support tools such as the class change table, index of primary activities, hierarchical structure and correspondences are also available on the ABS Web site.
A new feature for ANZSIC 2006 is the availability of a
search function on the ABS Web site. Users can now type in keywords and a list of possible ANZSIC codes with activity description will be displayed.
Similar to ANZSIC 1993, the ANZSIC Coder in CD-ROM will be available through ABS bookshops and the National Information and Referral Service (NIRS). This can also be ordered on-line through the ABS Web site. Users who need to install the ANZSIC Coder on their local area network can use this product.
For more information, contact the National Information and Referral Service (NIRS) at 1300 135 070 or email
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Population Census Analysis Conference - "Making the most of your Census" : 18/19 July 2006
This conference will enable users and potential users of Census data to discuss and learn about the analytical and research capabilities of Census data and to learn about new initiatives affecting the 2006 Census. The conference will also influence the ABS Census output program, particularly those components which support research use.
The conference will be in Canberra on 18/19 July 2006. For more information see the link to
"Making the most of the your Census"
from the ABS website
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What's happening in Local Government Finance?
The ABS' Local Government Statistics Unit (LGSU) recently finalised data and released results for the 2004-05 Local Government Finance Collection. Output includes consolidated financial statements for the Local Government Sector in each state/territory, together with a dissection of expenses by purpose. A publication in PDF format and Excel datacubes are available free of charge.
Government Finance Statistics, Australia (Cat No. 5512.0)
More detailed data is also available for purchase on request.
The ABS thanks councils for their cooperation in providing data for this collection. Information provided is used in making important policy decisions concerning the sector and it is important that accurate and timely information is returned by councils in building this data set.
Other upcoming events include the March cycle of the Quarterly Local Government Finance collection. The due date for councils to return the completed form will be 10 April, 2006. This is slightly earlier than in previous quarters to allow for a shortened processing period due to Easter and Anzac Day public holidays. Council cooperation to meet this earlier date would be greatly appreciated.
Visits to Departments of Local Government and Grants Commissions
Each year, the LGSU endeavours to meet with each of the state/territory Grants Commissions or Departments of Local Government to review the recently completed 2004-05 annual collection, and to commence preparations for the 2005-06 cycle. These meetings are currently being organised for May and June this year.
Other Developments
The ABS is currently looking at the possibility of expanding the annual collection of Local Government Finance statistics to incorporate data needs currently being met by other surveys of the local government sector. Possible areas for consolidation include environment statistics and recreation and culture statistics.
The ABS will also be undertaking a review of the data items collected from councils in the Quarterly Local Government Finance collection. The aim of this review is to ensure that only essential data is collected from councils in the interest of minimising the burden of reporting placed on councils.
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2005-06 Agricultural Census - measuring the agricultural production of your area!
The Agricultural Census for 2005-06 will involve about 190,000 farm businesses in most of nearly 700 Local Government Areas across Australia. This collection conducted by the ABS is second only in size to the Census of Population and Housing. However, unlike the Population Census, the Agricultural Census questionnaires will be posted out to farm businesses.
Results of the Agricultural Census will provide valuable statistics on production, stock numbers, and some natural resource management at the Local Government Area level. As well, data on the value of the commodities produced within your region will be available. This information will be of assistance in planning, budgeting, planning advisory services and policy making relating to agricultural products and services.
The ABS is seeking to provide information about the Agricultural Census to the community with the aim of ensuring a good response rate from farmers. The Agricultural Census is only conducted once every five years, so this is the best chance to get an accurate picture of production and stock numbers at the local level. Intercensal agricultural surveys cannot provide small area data with the same degree of confidence.
If you are interested in further information about the Agricultural Census, a wealth of background information is available from the ABS. In particular, we have a series of informative press releases relating to different farm industries that are suitable for inclusion in local government magazines or newsletters.
For specific information about the Agricultural Census, or for more information on how you can provide your community with further information, contact Jim Williamson, Assistant Director, Agriculture on (02) 6252 5830 or
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Links to previous issues of Local Government and ABS
Local Government and ABS Issue 12 January 2006
Local Government and ABS Issue 11 September 2005
Local Government and ABS Issue 10 June 2005
Local Government and ABS Issue 9 March 2005
Local Government and ABS Issue 8 December 2004
Local Government and ABS Issue 7 September 2004
Local Government and ABS Issue 6 June 2004
Local Government and ABS Issue 5 March 2004
Local Government and ABS Issue 4 December 2003
Local Government and ABS Issue 3 September 2003
Local Government and ABS Issue 2 June 2003
Local Government and ABS Issue 1 March 2003
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