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Ground floor condo with golf course views. Community pool and tennis
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January thru March rental is for 3 month
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Easy acces to 95, Florida Tpke, Gardens Mall and all that Palm Beach
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Bruce Katz 845 339-1341
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Master bedroom with private bath and walk-in closet. Second bedroom
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tennis across the street. Juno beach is just 10 minutes away.
activities and attractions in Palm Beach Gardens Atlantic Coast South
Many nearby Golf courses, movie theaters, restaurants and beaches.
Shop at the Gardens Mall and the new "Downtown". Just 2 hours to
Disney. 20 minutes to Palm Beach airport and 15 minutes to West Palm
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June to September $1500 with no golf...plus $1000 with golf
October/November and April/May $2250 with no golf.....Plus $1000 with golf
January-March $3750 Includes GOLF membership at the Golf
and Racquet Club. Transfer fee required by Club.
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Bruce Katz 845 339-1341
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TAOS, NM - More than 88 short films by filmmakers from 18 countries (including the United States) will be featured in Taos, New Mexico at the 6th annual Taos Shortz Film Festival (TSFF) - unofficially dubbed the "Sundance for short films in the Southwest" by international film industry insiders. The TSFF will take place March 7-10, 2013 at the Taos Community Auditorium (TCA).
The TSFF includes a "Tamalewood Zia Showcase" featuring 22 New Mexican-made films, ten of which are from Taos filmmakers; free panel discussions with industry insiders; a shorts award ceremony; and, for the first time in TSFF's history, a pre-awards mixer where NM film industry professionals can mingle with Hollywood industry pros and promote New Mexico's budding film industry and incentives.
"Taos has long been recognized as having a robust, funky art community which is now drawing even more international attention by bringing a variety of outstanding global films through the Taos Shortz Film Festival - one of the fastest growing shorts film festivals in the country," said Anna Cosentine, founder and organizer of the TSFF. "The TSFF is not only offering several targeted programs this year but has added a strong networking opportunity with its 'Tamalewood Mixer,' where NM's industry professionals can promote the awesome financial incentives and world class production studios in the State while exchanging ideas with the country's top industry leaders."
On Thursday, March 7 from 4 to 6 p.m., the TSFF will give the community an opportunity to view shorts on the big screen, created by Taose-os. The films include: "Three Very Fine Minutes" by Hoodie Beitz; "A Tale of Two Poets" by Jean Stevens; "Beautiful Midden" by Scott J. Moore; "Behind the Mask" by Andrea Heckman; "Behind the Paint" by Ken O'Neill; "Moments" by Greg Kuebli; "Brilliant Baboons: Primatologist Paula Pebsworth Studies Baboon Self Medication" by Debra Denker; "Promo Hobo Freehart" by Steven Gootgeld; and "Taos Mountain Balloon Rally" by Catherine Carter.
Two free panel discussions on Saturday, March 9 will give budding filmmakers a chance to hear from two experts - Bryan Konefsky and Dustin Grella - on the topics of "Chalkboard Animation" and "Experiments in Cinema." Among other accolades, Konefsky teaches moving image production and critical studies at the Dept. of Cinematic Arts at the University of New Mexico, and will lead the discussion of "Experiments in Cinema" from noon to 2 p.m. Grella, winner of the Walt Disney Award at the Ottawa International Animation Festival, among other awards, will present an "Animation Hotline" from 1 to 3 p.m. From Feb. 11 through March 4, the TCA in Taos has set up a telephone so that passersby can leave a short message which will then be sent to Grella in New York. Grella will transform these messages into unique chalkboard animations whi during the TSFF.
The public can come to the TCA Tuesday through Friday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. between Feb. 11 and March 4 to leave a message.
Two of this year's shorts have been shown at the Sundance Film Festival. They include Academy Award nominated Somalian/South African shortz, "Asad" by Bryan Buckley, about a young boy faced with a life choice while living in a war-torn fishing village; and Australian shortz, "The Captain" by Nash Edgerton and Spenser Susser, about a man who wakes up with a hangover only to discover the consequences of his actions.
This year, there are ten separate TSFF shortz programs for the duration of the event. There are several films in each program that will premiere for the first time both in the U.S. and on the world stage.
The Taos Shorts Film Fest is a program under the Indie Community Project, a 501(c)3. TSFF is made possible in part by NM Arts, a division of the Department of Cultural affairs and the National Endowment of the Arts. Special thanks go to the Lodgers Association of Taos, Chevron Mine, Indian Hills Inn, Taos Inn, Casa Gallina, La Posada de Taos, Peter Gilroy, Geraint Smith Gallery and Wilder Nightingale Gallery.
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While I am all in favor of better bike/ped safety, I am also aware that the bicyclists and the pedestrians are at least half of the problem themselves. Cross a street while texting and never look up. Coast around a corner at 15mph and make cars swerve as you go into the car lane. Start across a street at the end of the walk signal. Some recently witnessed examples.
I am a driver and a walker and most cars are very cooperative and patient when things are done in a courteous manner. Mountain View is way better than some cities but the entire public needs to be on board to make safety happen. More lines, buzzers and lights will not solve the entire problem!
on Nov 20, 2012 at 4:01 pm
Just last night I saw a collision between a cyclist and motorist on Plymouth St near Shoreline - the driver apparently turned right into the movie theatre across the cycle lane without yielding to the cyclist who looked pretty visible to me. He hurt his leg but was otherwise OK. The problem is *not* speed - it's cyclist and motorists not obeying very simple road rules. In my opinion, the driving test is way too easy, and cyclists don't have to take any kind of test. Separating the cyclists from the motorists as described in the article by putting parked cars between is one way to go but it addresses a symptom and not the cause.
I would love to be honestly surprised by lawmakers addressing the real problems here, but I know they will just lower a speed limit or two and call it a day.
Motorists - why don't you look before you turn right across a cycle lane? Why? You have a mirror right there!
Cyclists - why on earth do you think it's OK to run red lights? Don't be fools.
on Nov 20, 2012 at 4:11 pm
@Simon: "You have a mirror right there" but I don't think many motorists use their right side mirror very frequently.
If the bike lane was on the other side of parked cars then wouldn't there be more of these right turn accidents? It would be hard to use the right side mirror to see bikers when there's a row of parked cars blocking the view as you turn right across the bike lane rather than merging into the bike lane before turning.


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The Scanpro Microfilm/Fiche digital scanner is located across from the Information Desk.
Microfilm cabinets containing the New York Times, Los Angeles Times, Whittier Daily News, Quaker Campus, some journals, and other specialized items, are located on the top floor of the library.
Alumni can obtain a username and password at IT services, located on the Ground Floor of the Library building, which will allow them to use any of the computers in the library. Using this same username and password also allows for the printing privilege described above and laptop wireless internet access. (additional software need to be installed for wireless internet access)
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Situated in the heart of Midtown Manhattan our elegant one-bedroom apartment is in the walking distance to the Empire State Building, Times Square and Jacob Javits Convention Center.
Here you can experience it all with Herald Square just to the East, the New Times Square to the North and the sprawling Hudson River to the West. Herald Square presents outstanding shopping choices, from Macy's to Manhattan Mall, and excitement abounds in the world famous theater district at nearby Times Square. Sample the rows of ethnic restaurants and food stores along Ninth Avenue or take in a movie along bustling 23rd Street. Whether you stay at home, stroll Chelsea or its sister neighborhoods Greenwich Village and the Flatiron District, Chelsea Place offers you the luxury of choice.
The rental combines the luxuries of a high class hotel with the comforts of a modern home: dining area with table and chairs, full kitchen with granite counter tops supplied with various appliances; fully equipped bathroom (shampoo, hair conditioner, bath jell and hair dryer are provided). Our centrally located cozy rental comfortably accommodates 7 people: has a king size bed in the bedroom, 2 queen size convertible sofa-beds in the living room and twin size folding bed. Elegantly furnished with new modern Italian furniture, the apartment is almost 700 square feet.
Luxury linens, chenille comforters, a large LCD TV, DVD player, CD player, high speed Internet and cable TV to enjoy your New York experience. There is a laundry facilities on premises and dry cleaning in the building. The laundry room is located on the 1-st floor. In order to use the laundry machines you need to buy a card, using your credit card.
Subway stop ("34 street" - all major NYC lines) is located in 2 blocks from the building. Our building is in a walking distance of many famous New York City sites. Couple of subway stops away from Rockefeller Center, Central Park, Columbus Circle, Lincoln Center, Radio City Hall etc. This apartment is suitable for business travelers, couples and families alike.
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Our building is in a walking distance of many famous New York City sites. Couple of subway stops away from Rockefeller Center, Central Park, Columbus Circle, Lincoln Center, Radio City Hall etc. This apartment is suitable for business travelers, couples and families alike.
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By Nick Curcuru
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---- — What started as a nuisance has turned into a safety hazard, city athletic officials say.
The leaky roof at the Benjamin A. Smith Field House took a turn for the worse on Wednesday as the snow and rain mix that hit the area showed that several new leaks have sprung from the top of the school.
"We used to deal with it by putting down buckets, but it's gotten to the point where it's unmanageable," Gloucester High School athletic director Kim Patience said Friday. "(On Wednesday) I put my hand underneath one of the leaks and I could have had a half cup of water in my hands within a couple minutes. It was gushing and new leaks appeared."
Several buckets were spread all around the field house Wednesday to catch the water leaking from the roof. Buckets were set on both the hardwood basketball court, and the rubberized indoor track that surrounds it.
Fortunately no games were scheduled at the field house Wednesday or Thursday, so Patience did not have to cancel any contests, but the predicament did effect the Gloucester boys and girls basketball practices.
The two teams, who practice in the field house from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. and 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., respectively, were forced to practice on half the court, using two side baskets to shoot on and run drills.
During the BankGloucester Holiday Tournament in late December, a leak in the roof caused water to drip onto the court underneath one of the baskets during Gloucester's tournament championship game with Manchester Essex. After a short delay, however, the game was able to continue as the dripping water was wiped up off the floor while the action was on the other end of the court.
"First priority was safety for the kids," said Gloucester boys basketball coach Bill Cahill, whose team played on the field house floor Friday night. "We told them to stay away from the side of the floor where water was dripping.
"It was a tough situation, we couldn't practice everything we wanted to practice," he said. "The roof has been leaking for the last couple of seasons but I've never seen it as bad as it was on Wednesday."
Patience said the leaks could also effect spring sports tryouts if they are not fixed by then. Given the amount of rain that falls on Cape Ann during the spring sports season, cancellations of practices or tryouts could be looming. As a result of the newfound leaks, however, Patience took pictures of the buckets lining the floor Wednesday and forwarded them to GHS principal Eric Anderson and Superintendent Richard Safier.
Patience said that, because of the new leaks, the city's Department of Public Works will be sending a team over to the fieldhouse roof next coming week to inspect and estimate the damage.
The problem is also not new this year. Patience said she nearly had to postpone a Division 2 North First Round girls basketball tilt with Marblehead last February because of a leak in the roof.
In 2011, the city spent $4.5 million on a project for roof repair work on O'Maley School, the Dorothy Talbot Rink, Veterans School, East Gloucester School, Beeman School and Plum Cove School. But Gloucester High School and the Benjamin A. Smith Fieldhouse along with West Parish School, however, were left off the repair list.
Had games been scheduled this past Wednesday, Patience said, they would have be cancelled.
"Basketball coaches did what they had to do practicing on one end of the court, and track was off that day," Patience said, "but I could not have let a basketball game or track meet go off with the condition of the roof. But if we get a rainy Tuesday or Friday with basketball games scheduled or a rainy day where a track meet is scheduled I would have to cancel."
The issue could also effect the quality of the basketball court and track. If water continues to drip on the floor and track at the rate it is, the surfaces could be severely damaged.
"Sooner or later the rubber on the track and the wood floor will be ruined," Cahill said. "It's gotten to the point where something needs to be done soon."
Nick Curcuru is the Times sports editor. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) -- Gov. Steve Beshear will lead a trade mission to the United Kingdom, one of Kentucky's largest export partners.
Beshear's office said Wednesday the trade mission is set for May 11-16. The Kentucky delegation will make stops in London and Manchester.
Kentucky exported more than $1.6 billion in products and services to the United Kingdom last year, up more than 20 percent from 2012. Top exports include aerospace and pharmaceutical products.
Beshear said the trip will give Kentucky companies a chance to build business ties in the United Kingdom, which has the world's sixth-largest economy.
He said the mission will focus on increasing commerce and promoting tourism.
The trip follows another record export year for Kentucky. Exports of Kentucky products and services totaled $23 billion in the first 11 months of 2013.
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This month's Otsego Dance Society contradance will be on Friday, Dec. 7, at the Presbyterian Church in Cooperstown. The featured band will be Jane's Gang, and Bob Nicholson will be the caller.
Jane's Gang, led by Jane Rothfield, features her Southern-tinged fiddling with a bit of Celtic flavor, according to a media release from the society.
The Gang, a varying collection of musicians, typically is made up of Allan Carr on guitar,
David Kiphuth on banjo, and Geoff Harden on bass. They play traditional and original tunes. Find out more about Rothfield on her website www.janerothfield.com.
Bob Nicholson, a well-known caller from Syracuse, has been calling contradances since 1990 throughout New York, Pennsylvania and beyond. His love of dancing and easy-going style adds to his knack for selecting the right dance for the skill level of the crowd, the release stated. He is successful with beginner dancers, helping them to feel comfortable and have fun as they learn.
Contra dancing is a traditional New England dance form that is social and easy to learn. All ages are welcome and no partner or experience is necessary. All dances are taught, with more instruction for beginners during the earlier dances.
Dancing begins at 8 p.m. and continues until 11 p.m. Suggested donation is $8 for adults, $4 for students and teen-agers and free for children 12 and under. The Presbyterian Church is on the corner of Pioneer and Church Streets.
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This book is a photolog of the life, travels and loves that this dog gave and recieved. Redje, a Basenji was "rescued: when he was 5 by his new owner and was loved by many during travels that took them both Coast to Coast.
Acerca del autorConnie Saindon
conispix San Diego, CA
Started shooting images when I bought my first SLR in 1998 when I took my new camera on a solo trip to New Zealand. Many shots and classes later I have a collection. Please let me know what you like and enjoy the ride.
Fecha de publicación 27 de noviembre de 2010
Dimensiones Cuadrado pequeño 66 páginas Papel estándar
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Etiquetas memory book, Basenji, dog
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I used Photoshop CS5. sorry I didn't see your comment earlier. I wonder if you have figured this out yet?
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It is your book cover that caught my eye while browsing the book store. I noticed the effect you used on putting the dog in the clouds - did you use CS or PSE? I'm still trying to perfect this effect (see my book "Cloud Seeding" and my two dog books. Thank for sharing.
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FORMER RTÉ sports journalist and champion athlete, the late Brendan O'Reilly, is to be honoured in Mulranny. Plans are in the pipeline to erect a memorial in the village, where he developed strong...
Aoife is on top of the world!
21 Aug 2014
CLAREMORRIS Special Olympic athlete Aoife Beston is on top of the world after completing a personal goal of getting to the top of the highest mountain in each of the 32 counties in Ireland.
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THE world's largest blind-tasted food awards, Great Taste, have released the stars of 2014, and Bean West coffee roasters in Westport is amongst the producers celebrating as its blend of coffee retailing as...
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THERE were celebrations in Mayo last night when Philadelphia Rose Maria Walsh was crowned the 2014 Rose of Tralee.
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BOAT charter boss Sean Lavelle from Blacksod, Belmullet, is on the crest of a wave. He is busy taking day-trippers to the Inishkea Islands, catering for deep-sea angling and diving parties as well as being involved in...
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A crop of American cockroaches brings in serious cash.
Weighing in at a mere 22 tons, a giant ship propeller has been installed in front of the National Museum of the Great Lakes, which is taking shape in Toledo's Marina District.
On Tuesday, crews installed the propeller from the S.S. John Sherwin steamship. It was cast in Toledo in 1958 by the American Shipbuilding Company when the boat was built. It's on permanent loan from the Interlake Steamship Company.
The hope is the artifact will be a big hit at the museum, with people wanting to take a picture in front of it.
"This is one of those icon pieces. We anticipate hundreds and thousands of people will want to have their photographs taken in front of it from all across the world," said Anna Kolin.
The city of Toledo's Engineering Services managed the installation, paid for through a grant from Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission.
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The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) wants to better align its regulations with the International Civil Aviation Organization standards. Effective April 25, 2013, TSA will allow certain knives onboard airplanes.
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Graf Represents West Squad in Jordan Brand Classic Regional Game
CHARLOTTE, N.C. – FGCU men's basketball signee DaJuan Graf (Charlotte, N.C./Phillip O. Berry Academy) represented the West team on Saturday, April 14, in the Jordan Brand Classic (JBC) regional game at Time Warner Cable Arena.
Graf was the West squad's starting point guard, turning in a line of 10 points, four rebounds and three steals over 26 minutes of work. The East defeated the West, 84-82, in a game that featured 16 players that have signed with Division I programs, including all 10 players on the West team.
A 6-foot point guard at Phillip O. Berry Academy, signed with the Eagles on the first day of the November early signing period, just two nights prior to the Blue and Green's first game under head coach Andy Enfield. Graf will add to an FGCU club that welcomes back its top eight scorers from this year's team that set a program record for Division I wins (15) and advanced all the way to the Atlantic Sun Tournament championship game.
Improving on his scoring average each season, Graf posted marks of 17.3 points, 5.2 rebounds, 4.1 assists and 3.6 steals per game as a senior. Graf reached double figures in 25 of 26 games, including eight 20-point outings, to lead Phillip O. Berry Academy to an 18-8 record. Graf passed out six or more assists 10 times with two double-doubles.
Over his three-year career as the team's floor general, Graf led the Cardinal to a 69-19 record and a pair of North Carolina Section 2A Championships (2010, 2011). He currently has a rating of 86 by ESPN.com, ranking him as the No. 44 point guard in the nation and the No. 17 prospect in the state of North Carolina.
As a junior in 2010-11, Graf averaged team-highs of 15.4 points, 3.7 assists and 2.7 steals per game en route to leading Phillip O. Berry Academy to a 27-3 record and its second straight N.C. Section 2A Championship. Graf was named the Rocky River Conference Player of the Year and an All-Western Region squad selection. His 15.4 points per game were fueled by 22 double figure outings and seven 20-point performances, including a career-high 36-point outing in the season opener against Garinger. A multi-faceted guard, Graf also averaged 4.5 rebounds, had three double-doubles, seven performances of six or more boards and reached the foul line 10 times in a game five occasions.
"I couldn't be happier for DaJuan," said first-year Phillip O. Berry Academy head coach Carlton Anthony back in November when DaJuan signed with FGCU. "He (DaJuan) is one of the best kids that I've ever had the privilege of coaching. As a point guard, he plays the game at a fast pace and possesses the ability to change direction with the ball in his hands. What really makes him special is his desire to play hard on both ends of the court."
Graf's starting point guard duties began his sophomore season when he led the Cardinals to a 24-8 mark and the first of his two Section 2A Championships. He burst onto the scene by averaging 13.2 points, 4.4 rebounds, 3.6 assists and 3.1 steals per contest. Graf reached double figures in 25 of 32 games, scoring 20 or more points three times to go along with a trio of double-doubles.


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Bruce is about songwriting and substance and not just chops. The album is a cohesive set of hard rock tunes with blistering Jimmy Page style solos. Vocalists John Corabi, Nick Simmons, and Tobias Sammett are simply amazing
each bringing a unique vocal style to the table. Doug Fieger (The Knack) sings one song (Dirty Girl) and this song would have been a hit if it had been released in the early 80's but doesn't give-up any attitude although it has radio quality to it. There is one pseudo-shred fest that features the amazing
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Travis Maag tied the contest for Miller City with a goal at the 37:18 mark of the second half.
Trent Niese scored the match-winner with 19:32 left.
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What better time to speculate about the nature of time itself than early January? Most of us feel the year past has somehow flown, and it's always a bit of an adjustment to add a different digit to the calendar. Just how mutable is time, and can we change the way we move through it?
Science fiction loves to play with time travel as a vehicle for paradoxes and social commentary. Physicists sometimes look at the idea and construct arcane ways of manipulating time that would require a universe worth of energy and demand technologies we can barely imagine. They're just trying to figure out if there's any way to do it that doesn't violate known physics.
I like Stephen Hawking's comment that if time travel were possible, we'd be seeing time travelers from the future popping up at all kinds of events. But who knows what people a million years from now might figure out how to do? Surely that thought was what propelled Robert Nemiroff to come up with a way to search for time travelers using the Internet. Nemiroff, a professor at Michigan Technological University, figured people in our time are obsessed with social media, so it made sense to scout these sites for evidence of future joyriders.
Looking for time travelers
What a wonderful jeu d'esprit! We haven't a clue if going into the past will ever be possible, though we do know how to go into the future by moving fast, which is something Einstein explained a century ago. Move close enough to the speed of light, and you stay your normal self while people left behind on Earth age for hundreds or thousands of years. A classic "Twilight Zone" episode explored this, but so did many short stories in science fiction's "golden age."
Nemiroff knows about relativity, but he's thinking about a far future sightseer coming back in time to take a look at the world of his ancestors. We don't know how to do it, but why not look? Twitter and Facebook were the tools of choice. Working with students at the university, Nemiroff chose two news items from 2013 that were given wide coverage – the approach of Comet ISON to the sun, which didn't turn out to be as spectacular as some had hoped, and Pope Francis, who in many ways did. But remember, we're looking for time travelers. So Nemiroff's crew scanned the social media sites looking for evidence that someone knew about them early.
Find Comet ISON mentioned before its 2012 discovery announcement, for example, and you've got a very peculiar post indeed, and a possible clue to someone out of sync with time. A final effort, published in September of 2013, asked readers to email or tweet in August of 2013 either "#ICanChangeThePast2" or "#ICannotChangeThePast2." Nemiroff threw in Google and Bing as well as his social media sites. Nothing showed up that was even remotely suspicious.
Troubling paradoxes
This result could be described as an anti-climax except that Nemiroff didn't expect to find time travelers in the first place. But no one has ever looked for time travelers on the Internet before, and Nemiroff knows that a genuine time traveler might run into paradox, making it impossible to leave any evidence even if he or she had somehow found a way to make it back to our time.
Paradoxes are trouble – you'd better not go back in time and shoot your ancestors, because if you did, how would you have been born in the first place? Some physicists play with this one, too, finding alternate realities springing from quantum mechanics that might at least give a good science fiction writer something to work with. As for Nemiroff, he presented a poster of his work at the American Astronomical Society last week, and his paper is now in wide circulation. Find a mention of that on Twitter a year ago, and you're guaranteed to get his attention.
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Some are provided by the court and some by agencies working at the court. The services include dispute resolution, mediation, interpreting services and personal support:
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The victims of crime website includes videos and interactive features to help victims understand the court system.
The Victims of Crime Assistance Tribunal (VOCAT) assists victims to recover from a crime by providing financial assistance for expenses incurred, or reasonably likely to be incurred, as a direct result of the crime.
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Court Network is a court support service which provides personal support, information and programs to those in contact with the justice system. Court Network volunteers provide support and information (in person or by telephone) about going to court, or refer people to other services that can help.
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School welfare cuts to 'hit vulnerable pupils'
4:50pm Monday 26th November 2012 in News By Neil Vowles
Parents have warned that cuts to school welfare staff will pull a safety net from underneath the feet of vulnerable children.
Opposition councillors and parents have described West Sussex County Council's plans to reduce their education welfare service as "very shocking".
Under the proposals, the service is set to be focussed on its legal responsibility to penalise parents of truanting pupils.
But opponents to the plans say the service previously created a vital independent broker between parents, schools and teachers and that without the team, schools would find it easier to remove "problem pupils".
Proposals to be discussed at the council's children and young people's service select committee next week include finding savings of £290,000.
The number of education welfare officers employed by the council has recently reduced from 26 full and part-time officers to just 14 and the council is now proposing to keep these staffing levels with officers no longer assigned to a specific school.
In the last school year, the service prosecuted 81 parents for unauthorised absences and handed out 31 fixed penalties, although only a small minority of the referrals to the service ever reached this stage.
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The report raises concerns that the reforms would mean children in need of support might not come to the attention of the authorities and that skilled and knowledgeable staff would be lost.
Schools had "considerable anxieties" about the changes, according to the report.
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She said: "This would have a massive impact on us as a family if we lost the support of the education welfare service, as a lone parent I would be without a voice.
"If these cuts had happened four years ago I would have been fined £1,000 for my son being absent from school and could be in prison. Welfare officers understand my son's disability whereas most teachers don't quite get it."
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Gang raid nursery and steal van in Worsthorne
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A GANG of thieves stole a minibus from a nursery school as well as laptops and cameras in a raid.
Kiddiwinks Day Nursery in Worsthorne had its silver Renault Trafic van, which is emblazoned with the school's logo, stolen from outside the building by thieves who snatched the keys after breaking into the nursery.
Five laptops and five cameras were also taken from the business in Old Hall Square.
Within an hour of the burglary, Rockwood Nursery School, in Kingsland Road, was raided after the thieves smashed their way in through a window and stole £100 in petty cash.
The nursery has been forced to shut temporarily while police carry out an investigation. Officers are linking the break-ins.
Mum Catherine Smith, 33, from Worsthorne, said: "My three-year-old boy goes to Kiddiwinks and I find the burglary very sad. It's such a shame.
"The van gives the nursery some independence. They use it for regular trips out.
"Little children like their routines and it's not fair on them not to be able to go to the regular things they like so much.
"I just hope the nursery get it back or get it replaced."
Faith Stringer, headteacher of Rockwood Nursery School, said: "We are disappointed and saddened that our school has been broken into.
"The police need to carry out their investigations and the buildings must remain closed until these are complete.
"We want to avoid disruption for parents and children and will work with the police to get the school open as quickly as possible.
"We will keep parents informed via our website, Twitter and our text messaging system."
A Lancashire Police spokeswoman said: "Anyone who has been offered any of these items, or knows anything about the incidents, should call police on 101."
Kiddiwinks was broken into between 6pm and 8pm on Monday and Rockwood was burgled at 7.15pm on the same night.
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Lower than scum.
Creatures like this should be put down, they are not fit to live amongst civilised people.
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In 2014 VSF will again offer two one-week day-camps for young actors who wish to study the acting of Shakespeare's plays. Camp directors will be joined by various members of the VSF Acting Company to instruct the campers in the playing of Shakespeare's language, stage combat, improvisation and clowing as part of the week's instruction. Camps will culminate with campers performing an abridged version of Twelfth Night in our studio theatre.
Camps run from 9am to 4pm, Monday through Thursday and then from 9am to 5:30pm on Friday when Twelfth Night is presented to the public at 4pm that Friday.
Classes are held at Phi Beta Kappa Hall on the campus of the College of William and Mary. Tuition for the week is $240. The Young Shakespeare Camps are day camps, no housing is provided and those students attending from out of town would need to find their own housing for the week of the camp.
Camps will fill on a first come, first served basis with a total of 24 spots available for each week. Registration for these camps opens on February 15, 2014. For the past nine years, camps have sold out, so we encourage you to register early.
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