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The Executive Committee election took place on May 1 & 8 of 2014. Office is assumed on the day of Commencement.
Jules, a Senator at-Large, is a senior in the College of Arts and Science double majoring in Politics and Mathematics.
Over her last two years on the SSC, she has served as an Alternate Senator at-Large and in the spring of 2014 as Chair of the International Affairs Committee. As a native New Yorker, Jules wanted to take advantage of NYU's Global Network and spent semesters studying away in Washington, D.C. and in London where she served as a Site Ambassador. In her free time, you can find her giving tours as an Admissions Ambassador.
Jules serves as the Chair of the Student Senators Council and University Committee on Student Life.
Michael Hengerer, a Senator At-Large on the SSC, is a Junior in the Gallatin school studying Social Change and Law.
Michael is from Washington, DC and has been passionate about politics and public policy since high school. Last year, Michael served on the Student Senators Council as the Gallatin Senator and Public Relations Chair. Outside of his role in the SSC, Michael has previously been involved with Hall Council, Strive for College at NYU, and is currently the Executive Vice President of the Class of 2016 Activities Board.
Michael serves as Vice-Chair of the Student Senators Council and thus the Chair of the Student Activities Board.
Jonathan, a Senator At-Large on the SSC, is a senior studying finance and management in the Stern School of Business.
His work in student government originally began as Stern class President, but with the support and encouragement of a few mentors, he took on the role of Senator At-Large. While exploring Europe through the Study Away Program at Prague, Jonathan became a proponent of the Global Network University, really understanding how it advances not only academia, but also students and their perspectives.
Jonathan serves as the first Global Vice Chair, acting as the NY Portal Site representative in the Global Student Council. He will also serve as the Chair of the Global Affairs Committee of the SSC/UCSL.
Jessica, Steinhardt's Undergraduate Senator, is a senior studying Public Health and Nutrition.
With an interest in global health issues, Jessica came to NYU hoping to take advantage of the Global Network University. She studied away at the NYU Accra site and visited the NYU Berlin site with a Steinhardt course. In previous years on the square, she served as Programming Chair of Steinhardt's Undergraduate Student Government and is still an active participant as an executive board member.
In her second year serving on the Student Senators Council, Jessica is honored to serve as the Vice Chair of the University Committee on Student Life for the 2014-2015 academic year.
The Executive Committee of the Student Senators Council oversees the SSC/UCSL as well as appoints the chairs and members of the SSC, UCSL and University Senate Committees. In addition, the Executive Committee regularly meets with the President, Provost and other administrators on behalf of the Council in order to advance the student agenda. It assumes the role of the SSC and UCSL when the full bodies are not in session.
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Please consider stepping forward to become part of the Community Studio Theatre, an exciting venue within the Centre to host theatrical, musical and other performances for audiences up to 225 or dinner theatre for up to 150.
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All 718 main theatre seats are available for purchase. As a seat sponsor, your gift to The Burlington Performing Arts Centre will be recognized with a plaque placed directly on the seat.
Each seat will cost $1,500 that can be paid all at once or through installments.
Everyone can be part of The Burlington Performing Arts Centre. And you can now tailor your donations to one of our CAMPAIGNS.
In addition to our two formal fundraising campaigns, there are opportunities to make a donation to The Burlington Performing Arts Centre in any dollar amount that you wish. Please click here to make an online donation or contact a member of The Burlington Performing Arts Centre Fundraising Campaign team at 905-681-2551 or by e-mail at email@example.com to discuss donation opportunities.
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Greenville County deputies said a man has been charged after his wife was found shot to death.
Deputies said they received a 911 call about the shooting on Berry Road in Pelzer, just after 10 p.m. Wednesday. When they arrived on scene, they found the woman dead.
Deputies said John Sledge fled the home after the shooting and was arrested during a traffic stop at the intersection of Augusta Road and Scott Lane.
On Thursday afternoon, deputies said they charged Sledge, 46, with murder and possession of a weapon during the commission of a violent crime.
Coroner Parks Evans identified the victim as Kimberly Sledge, 51. He said her death was being investigated as a homicide and she had visible trauma, but he did not release any other details about her death.
According to arrest warrants, someone else was at the home at the time of the shooting. Additionally, deputies said evidence at the couple's home indicated they had been in a fight before John Sledge shot his wife.
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CHULA VISTA (CNS) - A gang member who tried to run down a Chula Vista police officer during an attempted traffic stop was sentenced Tuesday to eight years in state prison.
Gerardo Rodriguez Meza, 23, pleaded guilty Jan. 10 to felony assault with a deadly weapon.
About 11:30 p.m. last Sept. 5, patrolman Glenn Gossett -- a 14-year veteran of the Chula Vista Police Department -- saw a car being driven erratically near Memorial Park, according to Chula Vista police Capt. Gary Wedge.
The driver -- later identified as Meza -- refused to pull over and instead drove into an access road, where the car crashed into a wall.
Believing the driver and passengers were going to abandon the vehicle and flee, Gossett got out of his patrol car in anticipation of a foot pursuit, Wedge said.
Instead of bailing on foot, Meza accelerated in reverse in a sweeping U-turn toward Gossett and struck his patrol car, forcing him to back away. Wedge said Meza then revved the engine and accelerated directly toward Gossett, who fired off several rounds from his service pistol. No one was hurt in the gunfire but several bullets pierced Meza's car.
Following the gunfire, Meza rammed the patrol car one more time before speeding off, according to the captain. Police found the bullet-ridden suspect's car abandoned a block away a short time later.
A 15-year-old boy and two men were detained at separate nearby locations. Meza got away but was arrested a week later at an apartment in San Bernardino County.


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Every time Lon seemed about to get to the spicy heart of the matter, he'd go off on a tangent. This video wouldn't stay on the Internet for long, he said. The cure is for people "ready to put down the flaky answers." Indeed, "if you're looking for a miracle cure or new age fad, leave this page now." Lon also took pains to trash the medical establishment. Big Pharma has been lying to you, he said. They profit every time you take their pills, or inject yourself with their needles. But the secret spice Lon discovered can free you of the lies and the needles. You will "look and feel like you were never sick." Your doctor will confirm your cure, astounded.
What is Lon up to? "People tend to think something is important if it's secret," says Michael Norton, a marketing professor at Harvard Business School. "Studies find that we give greater credence to information if we've been told it was once 'classified.' Ads like this often purport to be the work of one man, telling you something 'they' don't want you to know." The knocks on Big Pharma not only offered a tempting needle-free fantasy; they also had a whiff of secret knowledge, bolstering the ad's credibility.
It's doubtful, though, that Lon has much in the way of insider info. He's an actor hired by Barton Publishing, a firm based in South Dakota that puts out a wide variety of crankish health literature — there's nary a foodstuff that isn't the cure to some ailment in one of Barton's booklets. Most "one weird trick" ads are hard to trace back to a specific marketing firm with flesh-and-blood employees, but Barton is open about the kind of publishing it does, with pictures and bios of their contributors on its website. (Notably, the first person listed is not a homeopath but a "split tester.")


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The Shelbyville City Council is looking for ordinance amendments and enforcement regarding refuse in the city streets and at the city dump.
Commissioner Thom Schafer told the council about problems reported by Street Department lead Faron Blackwell. Blackwell pointed out problems with people blowing lawn clippings and other refuse into the city streets.
"It's a safety issue and it creates a problem with drainage in the sewer system," Schafer said. "And when the leaves fall, it's only going to get worse."
Schafer requested that the ordinance be enforced to hold people responsible for doing this.
"The city should not be responsible for it," he said. "There needs to be a city wide cooperation."
Schaffer also reported that people were bringing refuse mixed in with yard trash which workers have to clear out. Also larger logs were being mixed in with wood chips brought in which also has to be separated out.
He suggested dump fee for tree trimming contractors.
Fees will be discussed at the next council meeting.
Schafer also asked about the possibility of the city fixing sidewalks.
He suggested the homeowner pay for materials and the city do the work.
"There are a lot of walkers now and it would limit our exposure to liability," Schafer said.
"We already have a considerable list - maybe 8 or 10 pages - of people wanting sidewalks fixed," said mayor Jeff Johnson. "There's a lot of areas that need improvement."
"I think you'll have more work than you can do," added commissioner Brent Fogleman.
Commissioner Bill Shoaff reported that work was being started on the east water tower and that work on the reservoir tank at the water plant will begin this fall.
In other business, the council:
- Approved the bid to purchase a storm warning system for $18,056.80 from Global Communications
- Accepted a bid of $525 for the sale of the Santa House from the mini-park
- Approved the action to dispose of the old police car through eBay auction
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Assistant Secretary–CCAC Board of Trustees
Co-chair–Student Success and Completion Committee
Mona N. Generett, PhD is vice president for community development at Dollar Bank, where she is responsible for community investment and economic development in a four county area. Generett has held administrative positions of significant responsibility at the State University of New York at Albany, Point Park and Chatham Universities.
Currently a member of the boards of the UPMC Shadyside Foundation, the Pittsburgh Partnership for Neighborhood Development, AAA East Central Motor Club and the August Wilson Center for African American Culture, Generett is a former vice president of the boards of the United Way of Allegheny County and the YWCA of Greater Pittsburgh. She is the recipient of numerous awards including the YWCA Tribute to Women Leadership Award in 1997. She holds a Doctorate of Philosophy in Higher Education Administration from the University of Pittsburgh, a Master of Education in Student Personnel Administration from Indiana University and a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Spelman College.


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The Arizona Wildcats are looking for their first win in three tries against UCLA this season.
The Arizona Wildcats are looking for their first win in three tries against UCLA this season.
Arizona and UCLA are set to meet in one of the Pac-12 semifinals, while the surprise Utah Utes await the Oregon/Washington winner.
Sun Devils and Utes score upset victories on the conference tournament's opening night, while Colorado likely punched its ticket to the dance.
This edition of brotherly love was a strictly a one-sided affair.
It wasn't pretty, but Arizona State came away with a 55-54 overtime win against Utah in the Pac-12 opener on Wednesday.
The 7'2 Sun Devils center will face his younger brother who stands at just an even seven feet when Pac-12 play begins against the Utah Utes.
The Sun Devils took down Coppin State at home on Saturday.
ASU will play host to the Eagles as they prepare to take on Utah in their first conference game.
The Arizona State freshman is getting rave reviews
After a slow start, the Arizona St. Sun Devils went on a 17-2 run in the first half and never trailed, cruising to a 77-62 win over the Texas Tech Red Raiders on Saturday in Lubbock.
Arizona State freshman guard Jahii Carson has been named the Sun Devil of the week by SB Nation's Arizona State blog, House of Sparky.
Despite a strong 9-2 start for the Arizona St. Sun Devils, head coach Herb Sendek has concerns about his squad, the largest of which might be the production of his bench, according to a report.
Without Felix, who knows where this ASU Basketball team would be.
ASU emerges victorious over Dartmouth despite committing 14 turnovers and letting the Big Green stay in the game.
The Arizona State Sun Devils improved to 9-2 with a workmanlike victory over the Dartmouth Big Green. They didn't crush Dartmouth but took the lead with the first bucket and never let go.
Herb Sendek is going to have to start trusting his bench a little more if he doesn't want other teams to do to his Sun Devils what DePaul was able to do Wednesday.
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Question of the Week
Are You Raising Your Billing Rate in 2013?
Posted Dec 5, 2012 3:29 PM CDT
By Sarah Mui
This week, we took note of a column by Susan Hackett, a principal at the consultancy Legal Executive Leadership that chides law firms for their annual letters sent in December to announce rate increases. For one thing, December is too late in the year to notify clients, who have already set their 2013 budgets, Hackett wrote. For another, clients are often unimpressed with the reasons firms give for rate increases—a rent hike, a desire to retain associates—and are more than ever inclined to consider taking their business elsewhere or beefing up their in-house staffs.
So this week, we'd like to ask you: Are you raising your billing rate in 2013? Keeping it the same? Decreasing it? Seeking more alternatives to hourly billing?
Answer in the comments.
Read the answers to last week's question: Do You Give Gifts at the Office? If So, Who Are Your Recipients, and How Much Do You Spend?
Featured answer:
Posted by James Li: "My background: Associate at a big firm (until about four years ago).
Gifts: Traditional Chinese red envelopes with new hundred dollar bills and a greeting card, along with an occasional small gift.
Recipient: Secretary (shared with two to three other attorneys)
Occasions: Birthday (~$100), Secretary's Day (~$100), Christmas ($~200)
When I started out, I gave gifts that I purchased. Later, I realized that about half the secretaries I have had seemed to have financial issues and so, even though they could not say so, would rather have money to spend on family.
I have never received any complaints since switching to cash, especially since I told them that it was a cultural tradition to give red envelopes."
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Dinner etiquette
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Scott Newett is an advertising photographer, best known for his liquids and beverage work throughout Australasia, and he has used his tricks of the trade to develop a unique style of photography.Dinner Etiquette series by Australian duo, photographer Scott Newett and art director & prop stylist Sonia Rentsch. They were able to give life and personality to kitchenware, making them appear as costumes.
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Kimchi: It's Korean. It's cabbage. It's caustic. It's classic.
Sik Gaek offers a seafood dish filled with a smorgasbord of shellfish.
With $12, Sora and Mandy must prepare an "amuse-bouche" to impress Scout.
Luke visits a culinary expert to learn about Korean Lunar New Year dishes.
Korean Bibimbap is a rice bowl built, cooked and served in the same vessel.
Aarti Sequeira reveals unexpected eateries from New York to Charleston.
Lee Anne fills Vietnamese-style summer rolls with Korean barbecue beef.
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Chorus of the Saints (Bonus Track Version)
Chorus of the Saints, the American debut release by Australian quartet Revive was co-produced by Third Day's Mac Powell. Acting as mentor rather than dominant force, Powell oversees an album of buoyant, melodically memorable tunes, reminiscent at times of Newsboys and other Aussie Christian acts. Revive singer Dan Hanbury flashes a galvanizing vocal presence as he leads his band in surging, celebratory numbers like "Can't Change Yesterday," "Power," "Stay," and the title tune. Tyler Hall's bracing guitar riffage sets an urgent keynote on such tracks as the upbeat shuffle "Don't Look Anywhere Else," the '80s-style arena rocker "Wonder Why," and the ecstatic chant-along tune "Promise of Tomorrow." "You Know" (a hymn to God's majesty featuring Powell on vocals) find Revive working in a softer mode. "Distant Memories," a blazing, horn-accented track contrasts the fleeting events of mortal life with the eternal glories of heaven. Chorus of the Saints wins points for intelligent songwriting, taut arrangements and a palpable feeling of spiritual joy overall.


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You can look in their eyes, but you'll never truly know their past. Tonight, FOX 29 brings you a story that's rarely told, about the ones that are most loyal in our life.
On any given day, over 1,800 planes cross through Philadelphia's airspace, making this one of the busiest areas in the United States. And mixed in the traffic above, are pilots flying under radar, giving a new meaning to the familiar phrase, "friendly skies."
"We need to get going early, before it gets too hot," he says.
He's a man on a mission, and he does something very special for his semi-retirement. Scott Messinger starts his morning at the air field, two to three times a week. He prepares to pick up precious cargo.
"It beats working for a living," he says. "We've got this down to a science. We took the back seats out. This is the permanent arrangement. It's now pretty much a flying… zoo," he describes.
Make that two flying zoos today. Scott's rescue partner, Jeff Myers is flying the chase plane.
"It's been about three years now, and we've had just about it all happen to us. I think, of course you never know. Today's always a new day," he says.
470 miles to go, and we're off to West Virginia. It's a little bumpy on the way up, but the skies are nice and clear at about 9000 feet. You see beautiful clouds below.
Two and half hours later, we meet our passengers and the people who fell in love with them. For the foster families, it's the toughest part of their job.
"Everybody here's got a story. We got a lot of teary eyes around here," says Janet.
"Actually I'm doing pretty good, today," says Sophie, with tears in her eyes.
Though they would love to keep their foster pets, but keeping their little faces would mean they couldn't save more.
"He seems like he's been with us much longer. He's a doll and I'm so happy, this is the first time we fostered and it's hard, but it's worth it," says a foster.
The same goes for Missy Bossie, who gave Gunner a second chance.
"He's a really good dog. And you should have seen him the first week I got him. He just was really sick and coughing. They didn't think he would live," says Bossie. "I'm really gonna miss him. He's been my running partner."
It's a bittersweet goodbye, but more dogs like these need their help.
Two planes, 11 dogs, and this Pilots N Paws rescue is ready for takeoff. Over the mountains, back in the air and through the clouds, not a peep from the pups in our plane.
And by mid-afternoon, we're back where we started, with a new set of faces to greet from the over-populated, high-kill shelters of West Virginia. This crew will have much better luck finding a shelter in the new place. They still have one more stop before their final destinations.
The receiving fosters will bring them home, and even if only for a short time, the dogs will have a new place to call home.
"People at work think I'm horrible for giving my children puppies and taking them away two weeks later," says a foster.
But they have to keep the mission in mind.
"If we adopt one, we help one, but if we foster, we can help so many," says another foster.
And three years into Scott's mission, he's already helped 3000 dogs.
"There's so many places where one person can make a difference. And it was just something that was meant to be. So my feeling is that's why I learned how to fly," says Scott.
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Here in Hilton Head we rarely have a day where it's too cold to play golf, but some days the heat can be a bit of a factor. For those summer days on the steamier side, we help cool you down with specialized cooling golf carts.
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The Nominating and Leadership Committee solicits, submits, reviews, and selects alumni for the various leadership positions and awards managed by the EAA.
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Perhaps the only thing as impressive as Roy Elghanayan?s reign as a two-time Israeli Krav Maga National Champion is the students with whom he?s shared his incredible skill. He first was hand-chosen to devise the Israeli Special Forces? training program. In 2011, the Argentinean Marines enlisted him to teach the sport to their soldiers. He even trained actress Jessica Chastain for her role in the movie The Debt. Today, he continues to travel the world to teach Krav Maga and works out of his studio, Krav Maga L.A. | REKM.
Krav maga is a more rigorous form of self-defense developed by the Israeli military when they realized that ancient martial arts would translate to modern battlefields. Roy and his staff helm classes for both adults and children as part of a six-day schedule that divides students by their skill level. Beginners? classes corral 18 participants or less so that instructors can easily oversee technique while still having enough bodies to build a human pyramid if morale is low. With continued practice, the instructors at Krav Maga L.A. | REKM hope to imbue their students with the physical and mental skill to escape threatening situations should they ever arise.
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With a stay at Sheraton San Diego Hotel and Marina in San Diego (Downtown - San Diego Intl Airport), you'll be close to Marine Corps Recruit Depot and San Diego Convention Center. This 4-star hotel is close to Balboa Park and San Diego Zoo.
Make yourself at home in one of the 1053 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars and LCD televisions. Rooms have private patios. 32-inch high-definition televisions with digital programming provide entertainment, while high-speed (wired) Internet access (surcharge) keeps you connected. Conveniences include safes and desks, as well as multi-line phones with voice mail.
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Relax at the full-service spa, where you can enjoy massages, body treatments, and facials. You're sure to appreciate the recreational amenities, which include 3 outdoor swimming pools, 3 spa tubs, and outdoor tennis courts. Additional amenities include wireless Internet access (surcharge), a concierge desk, and gift shops/newsstands. Guests can get around on the shuttle (surcharge), which operates within 4 mi.
Satisfy your appetite at the hotel's restaurant, which serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Dining is also available at a coffee shop/café, and 24-hour room service is provided. At the end of the day, relax with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge.
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Featured amenities include a 24-hour business center, a computer station, and audiovisual equipment. Event facilities at this hotel consist of a conference center, small meeting rooms, and a ballroom. A roundtrip airport shuttle is complimentary at scheduled times.
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With a stay at Moorpark Hotel, a Joie de Vivre Boutique Hotel in San Jose, you'll be in the business district and convenient to Winchester Mystery House and Westfield Valley Fair Shopping Mall. This hotel is within close proximity of Westfield Valley Fair Shopping Mall and Harris-Lass Historic Museum.
Make yourself at home in one of the 80 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars and DVD players. Complimentary wired and wireless Internet access keeps you connected, while CD players help you enjoy your music in the comfort of your room. Bathrooms have makeup/shaving mirrors and designer toiletries. Conveniences include safes and desks, as well as multi-line phones with voice mail.
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DonÃât miss out on the many recreational opportunities, including an outdoor pool, a spa tub, and a sauna. This hotel also features complimentary wireless Internet access, concierge services, and billiards.
Enjoy a meal at a restaurant or in a coffee shop/café. Or stay in and take advantage of the hotel's room service (during limited hours). At the end of the day, relax with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge.
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The thick September fog haunts the water like a lonely ghost, obscuring the boat's passengers' view of everything but their fellow riders. Convinced that they'll see nothing more that day, Captain Joe Nazar turns his vessel around and heads back to shore when suddenly, out of the brume, a graceful hulk breaks through the rolling waters. The boat has unwittingly happened upon a pod of humpback whales, and everyone––including the seasoned naturalist guides aboard––suddenly falls into a stunned silence as the majestic creatures spout water and dive into the mist. Fostering humbling, awe-inspiring interactions with nature such as this is Captain Joe's raisons d'être and the driving force behind the founding of San Francisco Whale Tours.
San Francisco Whale Tours demonstrates the beauty and diversity of the Bay's bustling ecosystem with regular nature tours that trawl the coast. Captain Joe––aided by his expert crew and sage naturalists––shares his passion for aquatic adventures with his guests via leisurely excursions through the waters of the Farallon Islands aboard the Kitty Kat, his trusted watercraft. The catamaran ferries its curious passengers in style with a sun deck and enclosed cabin, and its low wake and gentle underwater noise make it a model marine houseguest. Aiding the crusade to preserve whale populations, San Francisco Whale Tours donates a portion of profits to the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society.
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SYDNEY (AP) -- Olympic pole vault champion Steve Hooker says a lingering left knee injury will prevent him competing in Australia's selection trials next month, and he will instead take the risky path of trying to qualify for London via other events.
The 30-year-old Hooker, also the world championship and Commonwealth Games champion, said he isn't confident of being able to perform next month due to the injury and he intends to qualify for the Olympics by vaulting the required 18 feet, 9 1/4 inches in other events when he returns to competition in May.
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You probably already saw this on Hot Clicks earlier today; it's Pepperdine's Keion Bell dunking over five of his teammates in one of those midnight madness practices, even though it doesn't have Michael J. Fox or that chubby kid from Animal House in it. But watch what he does afterward. It's ME ME ME. He doesn't celebrate with any of his teammates (save for a shoulder bump), and they don't expect anything from him, either. And then he hugs the mascot, Willy the Wave, which doesn't make any damn sense at all. He's not even a real wave, Keion. Who has a body of water for a mascot, anyway? No, the Lakers don't count. There are no lakes in LA. Just piles and piles of coke. They hand that stuff out with your phones books and voter registration card.
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Georgia's Under-fished Camden County
Reading an article about saltwater fishing in Georgia generally means learning about catches either offshore, or around the Brunswick or Savannah areas. Not that that's a bad thing, but there are a lot more places to fish along the coast than just those two or three locations. Five counties have a significant piece of the coast in their borders, and some of them are seldom heard from when it comes to saltwater fishing.
South Georgia Inshore Fishing
I took the opportunity in late March to do some fish finding in South Georgia. From the St Marys River on the border with Florida, north to the Satilla River, there are fish just waiting to be caught there. We caught redfish and seatrou all day long. The trout were schooling on oyster bars.
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Redfish on The Fly
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Georgia's Bottom Fishing
The "Captain D" boat fishes off the Georgia coast for red snapper, grouper and Captain David Newlin knows his stuff!
Coastal Conservation Association
Here is the Georgia chapter of CCA.
Coastal Outdoors Magazine
Here is the online version of this new magazine, specializing in fishing on and around the Georgia coast.
Fishing Reports
Angler and guide reports for coastal Georgia.
Fishing Rules
Fishing Rules from Georgia DNR.
Georgia Kayak Fishing
The State of Georgia is the perfect playground for the waterborne enthusiasts. From incredibly beautiful rivers and streams, to lakes both large and small, to the coastal marshes, Georgia provides the most diverse paddling opportunities in the United States.
Georgia Outdoor News
'GON' always has one nice article about saltwater fishing every month.
Golden Isles Fishing Center and Marina
In addition to great guides and charters, The Fishing Center, located on St. Simons at the " Golden Isles Marina", sells tackle, bait, great T- shirts and other clothing. Tackle rental, crabbing supplies, drinks, snacks and best of all , information to direct you on where to go and how to use it can be found here.
Hogan's Marina
A complete full service marina and fishing camp in Savannah run by some fine folks.
Reel Outdoors
Some really great information on Georgia offshore fishing. A good site!
Tidal Fish a great fishing site facilitating and providing a platform for anglers of all types to share reports, meet new friends and just enjoy a community of people who just plain old loves fishing. It features fishing reports, a fishing message boards, fishing articles, boating tips, and a whole variety of other fishihy stuff for anglers up and down the Atlantic coast.
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(SEATTLE)– The fall sailing schedule begins this Sunday, which means less sailings on some Washington State Ferries routes in the system. The Anacortes/San Juan Islands will have four vessels in service. The Anacortes/Sidney, B.C. run will have one daily roundtrip via Friday Harbor. Meanwhile, two-boat service continues until Monday, October 14, for Port Townsend/Coupeville route. Autumn also brings fare increases and policy changes that were adopted by the Washington State Transportation Commission in July. The new fares and policies taking effect on October 1. For more information visit wsdot.wa.gov/ferries.


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Scottsdale police arrested a man they said broke into his ex-girlfriend's apartment, assaulted her and barricaded himself in the crawl space late Thursday night.
The woman called police about 11 p.m. as her boyfriend, 38-year-old Keith Lynch, was trying to get in through the front window of the apartment near Indian School and Miller roads. Police said the woman was assaulted before she was forced from her home.
The 24-year-old victim suffered only minor injuries and was expected to be OK.
Police said they believed the suspect was armed when he moved into the crawl space so they evacuated about 50 people, many of whom were rousted from bed in only their pajamas or underwear, police said.
The standoff lasted about an hour before a police dog swept the unit and Lynch eventually gave up and was taken into custody.
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The Dallas Stars have placed Kari Lehtonen on injured reserve, a move that was expected after his injury suffered on Friday night. Officially listed with a lower body injury, Lehtonen suffered a groin injury in the first period of Friday's game against the Vancouver Canucks.
Given the play of Lehtonen this season, there was a notable sense of panic regarding this injury until it was revealed that perhaps the "tweak" wouldn't be as bad as initially feared.
"To me it certainly doesn't seem as severe," Stars coach Glen Gulutzan stated on Friday, when asked to compare this injury to the one from last season that had Lehtonen miss nearly a month of action. Lehtonen is still be referred to as "day-to-day" with the injury, indicating that he's not expected to miss more than the three games this week.
Lehtonen will be eligible to return on Saturday against the visiting Sharks if healthy.
The Stars recalled Cristopher Nilstorp on Saturday, but it will be Richard Bachman in net on Sunday afternoon. Bachman, who allowed six goals on 22 shots on Wednesday night, will get a shot for redemption against the Calgary Flames. Bachman looked rattled at times in Vancouver as well, before settling down for the third period.
Another quick update today from morning skate today, as the Stars will roll with the sames from Friday night's win over the Vancouver Canucks:
Morrow - Benn - Jagr
Smith - Roy - Eriksson
Roussel - Eakin - Ryder
Nystrom - Fiddler - Garbutt
Defensive pairings will also remain the same.
Here's the press release on Lehtonen:
FRISCO, Texas - The Dallas Stars announced today that they have placed goaltender Kari Lehtonen on injured reserve, retroactive to the game on Feb. 15 against Vancouver, when he suffered a lower body injury.
Lehtonen, 29, has appeared in 12 games this season for Dallas, posting a 7-2-1 record with a .934 save percentage (SV%) and a 2.12 goals-against-average (GAA). Lehtonen currently ranks third in the NHL in wins (7) and seventh in SV% (.934). He has a recorded a .925 SV% or higher in 10 of his 12 appearances this season with Dallas. During the 2011-12 campaign, Lehtonen posted career highs in SV% (.922) and GAA (2.33) and became the first goaltender in Dallas Stars history to win seven consecutive games to start a season.
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Community College may implement a policy to restrict smoking, e-cigarette and
tobacco products to designated areas on campus.
administration submitted the proposal to the PCC Governing Board Wednesday
Policy 2304 limits smoking, e-cigarette and tobacco product use to designated
outside areas on PCC property, in order to compliance with the Smoke-Free
Arizona Act and related Pima County code provisions and city of Tucson
ordinances, officials said.
administration suggested that the proposed policy replace the current
smoking policy, which prohibits
smoking in all buildings owned or leased by PCC. Smoking is also not permitted
within 25 feet of entrances and exits, fresh-air grills and in other seating
areas, such as baseball fields.
to a campus-wide survey of about 4,700 people, 81 percent
indicated they do not smoke; 78 percent supported either the creation of
designated smoking areas or prohibiting the use of tobacco products on college
property; 70
percent agreed that smokeless tobacco should be banned from inside all
buildings; and 21.8
percent supported the current policy.
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board approves the proposed policy, faculty and staff will help determine
designated smoking areas.
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Starlite Productions of Cherry Hill, NJ has hired Joe Masciangelo as a lighting sales associate and systems integrator. Joe will be handling both retail and systems sales within the company's lighting group. Masciangelo comes to Starlite from Barbizon Electric Co., Inc., where he worked as a systems salesperson selling dimming and rigging packages in the New York and New Jersey markets.
He began his career in technical theatre in 1993 while working as a stage technician with Mainstage Center for the Arts in his hometown of Blackwood, NJ. Masciangelo spent nine summers working for the community theatre group in the areas of lighting, audio, and carpentry while learning the ins and outs of design and production. In addition, Masciangelo worked as a lighting designer for theatre companies at The College of New Jersey including All College Theater, Opera Theater, as well as local company Shakespeare '70. Joe holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in management and a minor in communication studies from The College of New Jersey.


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Super Bowl media week is an endless stream of the same tired sports questions and nonsensical non-sports questions. Players and coaches give the same packaged
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Significant advances have been made in fusion science, and a point has been reached when we need to decide if the United States is ready to begin a burning plasma experiment. A burning plasma in which at least 50 percent of the energy to drive the fusion reaction is generated internally is an essential step to reach the goal of fusion power generation. The Burning Plasma Assessment Committee was formed to provide advice on this decision. The committee concluded that there is high confidence in the readiness to proceed with the burning plasma step. The International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor (ITER), with the United States as a significant partner, was the best choice. Once a commitment to ITER is made, fulfilling it should become the highest priority of the U.S. fusion research program. A funding trajectory is required that both captures the benefits of joining ITER and retains a strong scientific focus on the long-range goals of the program. Addition of the ITER project will require that the content, scope, and level of U.S. fusion activity be defined by program balancing through a priority-setting process initiated by the Office of Fusion Energy Science.
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In 2009, when then-candidate Matt Ubelhor was knocking on doors in the rural southern Indiana district he now represents in the General Assembly, he kept hearing the same story from countless constituents: They'd lost their jobs in a bad economy and couldn't get another one because they couldn't past a background check that revealed some long-ago arrest or conviction.
Ubelhor knew the problem from the other side: In his many years as a manager of coal mines, he'd hired hundreds of people and had to turn away those with a criminal record — no matter how small the offense or how long ago it had occurred.
"I told myself, if I got elected, I was going to do something about it," Ubelhor told me recently.
He has. The conservative Republican from Greene County is one the co-authors of House Bill 1482, also known as the criminals-records expungement bill that was passed by both the House and Senate.
If signed by the governor, it'll put Indiana with the majority of states that have created a mechanism for the courts to restore people to the legal status they had before they had a brush with the law.
House Bill 1482 doesn't trigger an automatic delete key for past offenses. But it does put in place a process that people with long-ago, non-violent offenses can use to clear an arrest or conviction from their records. It goes far beyond the current criminal records "sealing" law, which only covers misdemeanors and some class D felonies and only shields those records from the general public's view.
House Bill 1482 also gives those people to whom it applies a way to to answer "no" when a prospective employer asks if they've been arrested or convicted of a crime by requiring employers to ask the question: Have you been arrested or convicted of a crime that hasn't been expunged?
A decade ago, the idea of allowing some ex-offenders the chance to wipe clean their criminal records was one pushed by liberal Democrats from urban areas, concerned that employers' inquiries about past arrests were having a disproportionate impact on young black men.
But things have changed. Employment background checks are more common than ever before, more employers are routinely culling out ex-offenders from their applicant pools, and more Americans have criminal records. (That's true in Indiana too: Between 2000 and 2010, Indiana's prison population went up by 47 percent. Most of those convictions were for low-level crimes.)
So more people in more districts like the one that Ubelhor represents are facing the challenge of finding decent employment.
House Bill 1482 had some interesting conservative Republican champions. Among them: former deputy prosecutor, Rep. Jud McMillin of Brookville, and retired sheriff, Rep. Kevin Mahan of Hartford City.
But Ubelhor's plea for support for the bill, delivered on the floor of the House, may have been the most persuasive because it was delivered by somebody who's spent years making critical hiring decisions.
He told the story of one of the best employees he ever had: a 32-year-old Purdue grad with a wife and two young children who'd worked six months for Ubelhor on a temporary basis before a permanent job came open. Ubelhor wanted to hire the guy but couldn't because of company policy.
Turns out the young man, as a teenager, had committed a stupid crime and served 18 months in prison.
"It was heart-wrenching. Not just for him, but for me," Ubelhor said, recalling the story recently.
"I'm a conservative Republican and as tough on crime as anybody," he added. "But if Republicans are supposed to be about removing obstacles to opportunity, we don't need to condemn people for life after they've done their time and paid for their crime. That's just a roadblock to any chance for prosperity."
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When the Cook County Sheriff's Department arrives to evict Cabrini Green resident Lenise Forrest and her family Tuesday morning, they will be confronted and prevented from doing so by residents and supporters from around the city. Lenise Forrest has been a resident of Cabrini Green for 19 years. The message and goals of the new Chicago Anti-Eviction Campaign are summarized as "while the rich get bailed out, we will not allow the poor to be put out."


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- Written by Super User
Let's explore Councils proposed Aquatic Center that is in the process of being implemented without our consent. I say Council's Aquatic Center as residents are not the folks that will benefit the most from this sketchy deal if built. It looks like a done deal to me already as our money to the tune of $30,000+ and counting is already into this deal. I believe plenty of support has been sought from private enterprise folks wanting to use this pool that would not be needed if a pool were to be built that fit our needs instead of the needs of many others that are not a part of residency and taxpayers of C.B.
A simple pool built on Senior Center property Central to the Town and owned by the town would best suit residents purposes instead of a thrill and a frill of an Idiot Aquatic Center that best suits folks from other areas. The main purpose of building an Aquatic Center is not for the folks of C.B. to come swim, spend quality time with their neighbors and families, relax and enjoy the water but for others to be able to have swim meets, swim team practices, deep water aerobics, scuba diving, lifeguard training, folks from private enterprise with hotels, motels who see a way to get their property out of the swimming pool business and use their property for uses other than swimming pools for their guest.
We have people soliciting/talking to private enterprise Hotel folks to use this proposed Aquatic Center for their paying guest. How much more crazy can this get? Residents should not have to compete for pool time with private enterprise at a pool supposedly to be built for them. Use-time is scheduled time as I understand it.
Don't try showing up to swim unscheduled at an Aquatic Center as they are very different from simple swimming pools as scheduling is a must have. A majority of folks at C.B. have not expressed a desire to have the Town enter private enterprise ventures of this nature as no survey has been taken indicating such.
Council should stay away from this venture, as this is not and should not be a function of local government and its tax dollars.
With all the necessary things in our Town that must be funded, necessary land purchase for operations dept., future beach renourishment after 2013, periodic inlet dredging, funding for rock wall south of North Pier, and Council is choosing to continue on a path of building an unneeded high dollar Aquatic Center?
Who am I to complain, none other than a taxpayer and resident who chose's to write letters to the editor and is fed up with our Council's off the wall decision making and spending.
The Master Plan's intent was to build a simple pool not an IDIOC AQUATIC CENTER for residents with our tax dollars. Has to make us wonder why the original concept of our Master Plan with little to no risk has not been not followed instead of a very risky high priced private enterprise venture with our tax dollars at stake if this deal fails.
You can bet your bippy and the bank that tax money will be the funds that will have to back this deal. Our simple inexpensive pool idea has now evolved into a revenue venture of building a million dollar +- Aquatic Center for making money. This is a risky deal the town taxpayers don't need. Once again, not one survey has been taken by this Council to seek public input for or against this deal but our past Town Manager has said the Town will seek public input at a later date (3-4 months). Later date h--- we are already into this deal now not later. I suggest this Council send out a survey form immediately (no explanation has been given as to why this was not done earlier far ahead of Council taking action and spending money).
This survey should contain "if" our residents want a pool, "if so" then do they want a simple pool built with tax dollars for resident use or a revenue source million+- dollar Aquatic Center with multi uses for use by others detached from C.B. I have heard it said "why would Council want to put a fly in the ointment" by seeking public input early in this game that may not show public support and possibly blotch their deal when they have it the way they want it now. That being virtually uncluttered with only a few hands in the pot and with only 5 people on Council calling the shots. Those that are supportive, including Council members, of this nonsense should get together and form a private enterprise venture with their money and build themselves whatever they desire and leave our town government, property and tax dollars out of this mess and the town can go back to building what has been desired, a simple swimming pool.
I would bet the bank that if this were a stand-alone project without Town funds, Town credit backing this very risky venture it would have major trouble achieving financing.
I have not forgotten our past Council jumping into and pumping our tax dollars into the nonsense deal of purchasing very expensive property to give to the Aquarium for a fishing pier and the taxpayers of C.B. as we speak are still stuck with a 4.4 million dollar debt.
One would think - and good sense should dictate - with this million dollar Aquatic Center deal and our Town funds being the money that in all probability will be backing this risky deal and no one on this council qualifying as a financial expert in investments, this bunch would at least have the courtesy of seeking residents input with a survey before starting this process.
Things that look like gold can quickly turn into fool's gold in a hurry as we have already witnessed. I profess to have a second grade education and only half good sense and I apologize for complaining about this outrageous deal but this doesn't seem like the best way for these folks to lead. They were elected to be our leaders but we don't have to follow blindly, leaders or not. Have good day.
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A woman trusted to train service dogs is now accused of starving animals and leaving animal remains at two residences.
Facebook pages have started to emerge for people who say they were duped by Nicole Hulbig of RRR Service Dogs, an organization meant to rescue and train service animals. With her arrest, many of the people behind the Facebook posts are stepping forward to share their stories of what they experienced.
"She's a very good manipulator and a very good liar," said Leah Patterson, of Clarksville. "I definitely don't need to see Nicki right now. I'm disgusted with her."
"It's heartbreaking what she's done, but she was an incredible scam artist," added Anna Meacham, of Clarksville. "It's amazing to me that she got away with this for so long."
Last week, Hulbig and husband Eric were arrested when four dead puppies were found in their Clarksville home. Speaking by phone Friday, Hulbig told Channel 4 neither she nor her husband had been at the house in weeks and she didn't know how the dogs got there.
"Obviously, that's incredibly disturbing, worrisome, upsetting and shocking," said Hulbig. "I don't know if there are even words for that because no one wants to think someone could do that."
Then, at the home of Hulbig's mother in Cottontown, police said they found 37 bags of animal remains while 39 dogs were seized.
"He was 89.6 pounds when she took him, he is now 55 pounds," Patterson said, motioning to her German Shepherd she said was taken from the home. "They brought him out, and I was completely appalled by what I saw. I just hit my knees crying and hugged him. He stunk so bad, and I didn't care."
Heather Shults, of Clarksville, said she gave thousands in donations to Hulbig for a service dog for her husband that never came.
"My husband needs this service dog," said Shults. "He has sleep apnea, he has TBI, he has PTSD, he has night terrors and he has visions."
"I am so angry," said Patterson. "I am beyond words angry. She needs to go to jail, and she needs to stay there for a very long time to realize what she's done."
Calls to Hulbig Tuesday were not returned. She told Channel 4 on Friday that she didn't have any dogs in her possession. That statement was made before the findings in Sumner County were made public. Hulbig also said the whole situation is a misunderstanding, and she'll be clearing her name in court.
Hulbig is charged with four counts of aggravated animal cruelty in Montgomery County in addition to eight counts of animal cruelty in Sumner County.
Eric Hulbig was set to appear at court on Wednesday in Montgomery County. That hearing has been rescheduled for June 20, the same day Nicole Hulbig is set for a court appearance.
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NEW technology developed by insurance companies could be used on Essex roads.
Police and crime commissioner Nick Alston has highlighted road safety as a priority for the county as he attempts to reduce the more than 700 crashes which lead to deaths and serious injuries on the county's roads.
As well as working on driver education schemes, he also wants to investigate new technology.
Mr Alston said: "I will look to work closely with the casualty reduction board, and be involved in decisions about the best, most practical and most affordable solutions.
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A mix of chambray and tribal jacquard. Sleeveless shirt with button placket, and chest pockets.Includes raw seams, a shirttail hem, and cutout details at back. Looks good when paired when paired up with the Kendall & Kylie Braided High Rise Shorts.
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The election of The Car of the Year will be full of suspense and surprises!
For the third consecutive year, the Car of the Year will be announced just before the opening of the Press Days at the Geneva International Motor Show. The two institutions with long histories, the Geneva International Motor Show (more than 100 years) and the Car of the Year Committee (more than 50 years) will come together for this important event. This year the competition will be particularly intense and the 7 models on the final list will ensure a very difficult final selection for the jury.
The election of the Car of the Year will take place for the third consecutive year within the framework of the Geneva International Motor Show. These two world renowned institutions, both famous for presenting the technical evolutions of the automobile world, will come together again to provide more insights into the automobiles of the future.
The Car of the Year Committee, composed of 58 automotive journalists from 22 countries, have already chosen their 7 favourites from the 30 new models launched on the market during the course of 2013 and having sold a minimum of 5,000 units during the year. These are: BMW i3, Citroen C4 Picasso, Mazda 3, Mercedes S-Class, Peugeot 308, Skoda Octavia and Tesla Model S.
The 7 finalists have been selected from the key segments of urban cars, family vehicles and the more luxurious autos, based on the driving pleasure that they provide. The competition will be fierce and the final choice a very difficult one. They all bring a high level of comfort, value for money, and leading edge technology to the market. For example, for the first time there are two electric cars in the final list.
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Liebherr 24" Freestanding Beverage Center With 29 Bottle Capacity: Stainless Steel
Model: RU-500
- One electronically controlled temperature zone adjustable from 37 F to 68 degrees F
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- Can accommodate 29 wine bottles and 88 cans
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