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METAIRIE, La. — On Wednesday, Saints interim head coach Joe Vitt preferred to keep quiet on his thoughts regarding Paul Tagliabue's decision to vacate the suspensions of four players for their roles in New Orleans' bounty program.
Thursday, a day after an Associated Press story quoting the hearings transcripts said former defensive coordinator Greg Williams was kept from stopping the program by Vitt, the interim coach took off his muzzle.
"We knew that there was going to be a leakage of information and it was like clockwork," Vitt said. "It was like '60 Minutes,' the thing ticking, that we knew that this was going to come out. And so here it comes. It's here and it's a shame. It's a shame."
He went on.
"Let me say this," he said. "No. 1, in my testimony, I was never asked that question, whether or not that I wanted to keep a bounty program going. I was never asked that question. I was told that accusation was made and I volunteered at the time in front of commissioner Tagliabue to take a lie detector test that afternoon, to deny that allegation."
Vitt promised that those who have lied to sully his name and the names of the others involved – Sean Payton, Mickey Loomis and the players – will face their day in court and that, if they lie to the judge, "the penalty for perjury with her is going to be jail time."
The AP story quotes Williams in the transcript as recalling Vitt responding to a suggestion to stop the bounty program with a profanity-laced speech, saying commissioner Roger Goodell "wasn't going … tell us to … stop doing what won us the Super Bowl. This has been going on in the … National Football League forever, and it will go on here forever, when they run (me) out of there, it will still go on."
Thursday, Vitt said he expected another report taking a shot at him and, if it were to come, that he'd be ready to respond on Friday.
For now, Vitt said he can only work towards helping the Saints prepare for Tampa Bay. His reputation has already been chipped away at, he said.
"I've already served my time," Vitt said. "Mickey has already served his time. And to be quite frank with you, I don't know what door to knock on on Park Avenue to get my reputation back. But again, I'm going to defend our players, I'm going to defense this organization and I'm going to defend our ownership."


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Deputies said a man was taken to the hospital with head wounds after he was beaten by his grandson over a rap song.
Spartanburg County deputies were called to a Boiling Springs home on Wesley Court after a woman reported that her grandson, 23-year-old Brandon Abbott, had beaten her husband.
Abbott's grandfather told him to stop singing a rap song with curse words in the house and to turn down his music when they started a fight with words, according to deputies.
The sheriff's office report said Abbott ended up hitting his grandfather in the face and head several times, leaving cuts and swelling.
Abbott's grandfather blames his grandson's outburst on brain damage. Jerre Abbott said his grandson was in a car accident 10 years ago that left him with brain injuries.
"He's a good kid at heart. I love him to death and I want to get something done mentally not prison time,"said Jerre Abbott, Brandon's grandfather
Brandon Abbott was arrested while his grandfather was taken to Mary Black Hospital for treatment.
Brandon Abbott was charged with second-degree assault and battery and is being held at the county jail on a $2,500 bond.
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I need to create a metadata-table for all files in a File Geodatabase or Spatial Database. It would be awesome if it were possible to automatically be updated with new filenames, and possibly even metadata (as created in the ArcGis metadata editor). Even partial solutions would be highly appreciated
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Two teen boys who brutally attacked a 14-year-old could be released from juvenile detention Tuesday.
And Daniel McKendree will spend the rest of his life with four metal plates and more than two dozen screws in his skull.
Prescott Valley police said McKendree was beaten last month by three other teens outside the Harkins Theater in town.
Two of the alleged attackers are just 13-year-olds. The other is 15.
McKendree said the motive for his beating isn't entirely clear. He believes it stemmed from a Facebook post having to do with players on a couple rival high school football teams.
McKendree said he was hanging out with his friends at the theater when he was approached by two 13-year-olds and a 15-year-old.
"I didn't know them but I knew of them," said McKendree.
McKendree said the boys jumped him when he tried to walk away. The beating lasted for several minutes, he said.
"They hit me right above the eye," said McKendree.
"They way the surgeon explained it to us was that it was like a windshield. There was a point of impact and it shattered from there," said McKendree's mother, Jessica Farley.
McKendree endured six and a half hours of surgery.
After the attack at least one of the boys posted about the fight on Facebook. Officers later arrested the trio and placed them in a juvenile detention center.
During a court hearing Monday, Farley learned all of the boys, including one of the 13-year-olds who is currently on probation for a separate incident, could be released as early as tomorrow.
"The way the law is written there aren't any provisions for this sort of behavior at a certain age. A juvenile in essence at that age can continue to commit multiple offenses and not get any punishment for it," said Farley.
"I think they should be punished and not just put on probation," said McKendree.
The boys have been held in a juvenile detention center since last month.
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The cause of the fire is undetermined and is still under investigation.
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I submitted an op-ed to a major newspaper, advocating restoring the Fairness Doctrine. The editor wrote back saying he was rejecting it because he can't think of any examples of bias or unanswered attacks on broadcast media. Heh. I'll submit it to a different paper – maybe one with an editor that owns a radio.
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The BMW 3 Series plays an important role in the BMW history. This documentary gives you an overview over six generations of the BMW 3 Series. Starting from 1975, every new model has its own characteristics, but always the same roots. The BMW 3 Series sedan is the latest representative of a long history.
We recently posted the first photos of the F32 4 Series Coupe hitting the Nurburgring for high performance testing, and we've now also added a live video of the prototypes in action.
We've just spied today the 2014 F32 4 Series Coupe hitting the Nürburgring for the first time. Set to debut in Autumn 2013, the new F32 4 series coupe will combine an evolutionary progress from the current E92 3 series coupe with some new styling cues found in the F30 3 series Sedan and F31 3 series Touring. The general shape is sportier and sleeker than the F30 while the nose/front end design sits just as low (also check out these renders). Also adding to the … CONTINUED
The F32 4 Series coupe was spotted at the Nurburgring for the first time today, and not content to have the coupe model have all the fun, the F33 4 series convertible is also running at the Ring today.
As previously covered, the convertible will likely be joined by the coupe and any rumored Gran Coupe model in being re-badged as a 4 Series.
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New render of the upcoming BMW 4 Series Coupe (F32), which is said to be highly reflective (percentage) wise of the actual appearance of the final F32 coupe design.
The F32 is due to be revealed in the first half of 2013 and should come as a 2014 model year.
We bring you the first ever look at the F33 3 Series convertible (or 4 Series as it may be called when released) in testing with its hardtop roof retracted. The F33 largely shares the same proportions with the current E93 3 series convertible, although like the rest of the new F3x 3 series generation of cars, it will have slightly shorter overhangs, a longer wheelbase, and a bit more rear legroom.
These photos also represent the first clear look at the interior of the F33 convertible, … CONTINUED
Here are photos from the latest F31 3 series touring sighting. Are we possibly looking at the first indication of a 328i xDrive with manual transmission? When we previously interviewed BMW on which F30/F31 xDrive models would receive a manual transmission, all we were told was that there would be at least one xDrive model with manual transmission. So, *if* this particular F31 is a 328i xDrive model (the front suspension appears to sit a bit higher?), then it would appear that the 328i may … CONTINUED
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CATEGORIES MoviesMarvel fans are salivating over the impending release of "Iron Man 3," but the success of the superhero franchise is bittersweet for one of its original stars, Terrence Howard.
Howard, who originated the role of James "Rhodey" Rhodes in the first film, only to be replaced by Don Cheadle in the second, spoke candidly about the experience while promoting his latest movie, "Dead Man Down." The studio had always wanted Cheadle for the part, Howard told a morning radio show, "but my agent pushed me in. So I never had any beef with Don about it."
Paid $4 million for his role in "Iron Man," Howard said he was surprised when the studio only offered $1 million for his return in "Iron Man 2," after it was suggested he would earn $8 million.
"We did a three-picture deal already," Howard said, "[but] I forgot, I didn't know it wasn't a mutually binding contract; it was only beneficial for them and they could bring me back or not. They can honor it or not."
Despite that measured explanation, Howard no doubt harbors some bitterness about the experience, as he indicated in an earlier interview on his "Dead Man Down" press tour.
"The worst thing I witnessed [in my life] was 'Iron Man' killing my career," Howard told an interviewer.
Still, Howard ultimately sees the experience as a positive one, explaining to the radio show that that break allowed him the time to earn his doctorate in chemical engineering.
"And now I have a company where we grow diamonds," he said. "That's going to replace the silicon in computers; that's going to replace all gemstones. So, if that hadn't happened, I would never have gone back [to school]."
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WARNER ROBINS -- Shiny cars, child-sized racing and playing poker by automobile are just some of the things happening during the two-day Wings and Wheels Car, Truck and Motorcycle Show at the Museum of Aviation on Friday and Saturday.
The show is headed by the museums head of marketing, Bob Dubiel.
Im a car nut, Dubiel explained.
He has owned many classic cars and attributes his love of the automobile with growing up in the 50s and 60s.
His favorite is the Chevrolet Corvette, which is what he currently drives.
Friday night will feature a poker fun run and a cruise-in. Particpants start at the museum between 6 and 7 p.m. and are charged $10 a hand. They will go to six businesses to retrieve cards for their poker hand. The evening ends at Steak n Shake, where there will be a DJ and 60-80 cars. The cruise-in is expected to start at 8 p.m.
Saturdays events include the car show, where about 275 are expected to enter. There will be 110 trophies given away in an assortment of categories including the Commanders Choice Award and Best in Show.
The Batmobile will also make a reappearance at the show.
There will be a sale corral as well for those who wish to try to sell their car during the show Saturday.
A 1978 Ford Bronco monster truck named Standing Tall with 6-foot tall tires will make laps around the museum for a fee.
Runway races for children ages 3-8 will take place from 10 a.m.-noon on battery operated Yamaha Raptors, provided by Wal-Mart. One of the small 4-wheelers will be auctioned off in the silent auction.
Along with the 4-wheeler, a framed replica of John Waynes rifle as well as a remote control Corvette will be in the auction.
This car show is a fundraiser for the museum.
Dubiel hopes to make about $10,000 in profit.
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Canon, fanon and more, oh my!
The Sacramento Bee has an article today about the run-up to midnight on Friday. The article is incredibly comprehensive, discussing the books themselves, the fandom, Nimbus - 2003, discussion groups like Harry Potter for Grownups, and of course, The Leaky Cauldron.
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Potter Movies: GoF in 2005 and OotP in 2006/early 2007
According to Reuters, Warner Bros. will release Goblet of Fire in November 2005 and Order of the Phoenix 18 months later.
Montreal Wal-Mart Sells Book V Early
According to The Gazette, a Wal-Mart in Montreal accidently put out copies of Book V a little too early and several people managed to get copies.
Scotsman Prints Part 3 Of Rowling Profile
Part 3 of The Scotsman's profile on J.K. Rowling was published today.
B&N Allowing Next Day Orders Till Friday
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Also mentioned is a quote fromContinued...
BBC Hosts Video Clips of JKR Interview
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Daily News Publishes Spoilers
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Rowling Talks About the Death
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Cyril Suk (Bradenton, Fla.) and Brett McKinnon (Glace Bay, Nova Scotia) both fired 1-under par 70's to lead the JU Men's golf team at the Surf Golf and Beach Club in Myrtle Beach, SC. Suk and McKinnon are in a group tied for eighth overall in the individual portion of the 54-hole tournament.
Colin Monagle (Jacksonville, Fla.), Nick Torrance (Palm Beach Gardens, Fla.) and Jamey Salmon (Jacksonville, Fla.) all fired opening round 1-over par 72's in Monday's first round.
The Dolphins are in second place over with a team score of 284 trailing Radford University who opened with a 281.
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This is a unique opportunity for boys and girls ages 5-12 to spend three or four days at Winkles Field-Packard Stadium-Brock Ballpark, home of the Arizona State Sun Devil Baseball team. The 2014 Summer Youth Fun in the Sun Program at ASU is designed with FUN in mind. Not only will campers learn the fundamentals of baseball, but they will have fun under the sun, complete with water play activities
The Sun Devil Baseball Academy's Summer Youth Fun in the Sun Program is designed with the hot summer sun in mind. Camp will be indoors and outdoors, and include baseball and water activities on the field, videos in the locker room, hitting in our covered batting facility, and other activities throughout the day.
Did you know? Summer sports camps can be tax deductible, just like any other summer day care? If your household qualifies, the Summer Youth Fun in the Sun Program meets the requirements for a tax credit under the IRS's Child and Dependent-Care Credit! Please contact Steven Kirkman at firstname.lastname@example.com for further information.
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The camp will be headquartered at Packard Stadium, one of the top collegiate baseball facilities in the nation. Campers will use the ASU main and practice fields, bullpens, covered hitting facility, team meeting rooms and sports medicine facility.
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Towel for water activities
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Non-cleated tennis shoes or baseball turf shoes
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Parents are welcome to stay, watch camp, and sit-in on camp meetings.
Please check your email regularly as this is our primary way we communicate. Any additional information that we need to convey as the camp draws closer will be passed on to you via the e-mail address that you supplied when you signed up for camp. Please make it a habit to check your e-mail daily, this will eliminate any confusion and or miscommunication.
Camper check-in will begin approximately 30 before camp begins on the first day at Packard Stadium. Camp will begin promptly at 8:30am. Camp payment needs to be received prior to camp participation.
Parking is available in the Packard Stadium parking lot on the ASU campus. For those who wish to park for the duration of camp, Campus parking is requiring the purchase of a weekly parking pass, available for an additional fee of $20. If purchased, passes can be picked up upon check-in on the first day. For those simply dropping off and picking up, a pass will not be necessary. Metered parking is also available in a nearby parking structure for those wishing to stay for only a portion of the camp day.
All campers are responsible for their own transportation to/from camp each day for this commuter camp.
A camp store with ASU baseball merchandise will be available at Packard Stadium each camp day
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I ran my first 5k in October of 2010 and less than a year later ran my first half, the Rock n Roll Philadelphia. I planned to run the Rock n Roll DC half with 2 friends. I went to register, only to find out that it had sold out just hours before. Everything happens for a reason, and this was meant to be. Weeks later, I was blessed with the opportunity to run this race as a SoleMate for Girls on the Run DC. Growing up always feeling fat, unattractive, and less adequate than my friends, I can truly appreciate, and believe in this organization. By supporting me in this fundraiser, you're inspiring young girls to be joyful, healthy and confident!


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The state capital of Little Rock is a thriving cultural center, top Arkansas vacation spot, and one of America's most affordable cities for families.
Home to both the Clinton Presidential Center and the Civil Rights Movement's Central High School, Little Rock's rich history uniquely places it at the nexus of past and present. Located on the banks of Arkansas River, the Center attracts hundreds of thousands of guests from around the world visit the William J. Clinton Presidential Library and Museum, the University of Arkansas Clinton School of Public Service, and the Little Rock offices of the Clinton Foundation.
The Center plays an active role in the Little Rock community, hosting a number of events, lectures, and conferences throughout the year. The Center was instrumental in bringing more than $2.5 billion in economic development to the area, including renovations of the nearby historic River Market district.
Residents who want to run, walk or cycle to feel healthier and enjoy the outdoors benefit from the Clinton Presidential Center's bucolic campus and the nearby Arkansas River Trail with its 15 miles of scenic riverfront and one of the longest pedestrian and bicycle bridges in America.
When it comes to health, Little Rock is at the center of progress on addressing and reducing chronic diseases amongst its residents. Currently, more than 50 percent of adults in Arkansas suffer from chronic diseases like diabetes. In April 2012, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Innovation Center announced that the state of Arkansas was one of only seven geographic markets in the country chosen to participate in a major initiative to help physicians better care for patients with chronic diseases and complex illnesses.
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SAU Professor makes top 10 in Playwriting contest
St. Andrews University Instructor in English and Writing Ted Wojtasik was notified over the summer that one of his plays made the top 10 in The Dubuque Fine Arts Players National One-Act Playwriting Contest for 2012.
The play, "A 1964 Thunderbird," was one of several he wrote over the past year.
The Dubuque Fine Arts Players present the top three plays during the annual festival held in late August.
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TORONTO (Sept. 13, 2:05 p.m. ET) — In the aftermath of a successful pilot program, Canada's largest city, Toronto, is adding clear PET clamshell containers and all mixed rigid plastics to its Blue Bin recycling program. Toronto becomes the third major Canadian city — along with Ottawa and Calgary — to recycle clamshells.
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A selection committee with representatives from the Ohio Departments of Education and Health, the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency, the Ohio School Facilities Commission and the Environmental Education Council of Ohio (EECO) will choose up to four schools to nominate for the national recognition.
"Ohio schools that are going above and beyond to provide opportunities for students to learn about reducing environmental impact and cost through instruction that incorporates STEM, civic skills and green career pathways deserve recognition at our state and national level," says Michael Sawyers, acting superintendent of public instruction. "I encourage those schools to participate in this exciting program to compete for this distinction."
Now in its second year, the Green Ribbon Schools program recognizes schools that are exemplary in reducing environmental impact and costs, improving the health and wellness of students and staff, and providing effective environmental and sustainability education. In the inaugural year of the program, two of Ohio's nominees, Loveland High School and North Adams Elementary School, were among 78 schools across the country designated as Green Ribbon Schools.
"Schools that practice, as well as teach, sound environmental principles are doing more than instilling a strong environmental stewardship ethic in their students," said Brenda Metcalf EECO Executive Director. "Just as important, they are preparing students with the 21st century skills and sustainability concepts needed in the growing global economy." Links to the application and other program resources, including the applications from last year's Ohio winners are available online at http://education.ohio.gov/Topics/School-Improvement/Awards-and-Recognition/Ohio-Green-Ribbon-Schools


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FORT MYERS, Fla. – The FGCU women's golf team is set to compete in the 2010 A-Sun Women's Golf Championship at the Venetian Bay Golf Club in New Smyrna Beach, Fla. Competition begins at 8 a.m. on Monday and fans can follow the tournament action at Golfstat.com.
The 11-member Atlantic Sun includes Belmont University, Campbell University, East Tennessee State University, Florida Gulf Coast University, Jacksonville University, Kennesaw State University, Lipscomb University, Mercer University, University of North Florida*, University of South Carolina Upstate and Stetson University.
* Not competing in 2010 A-Sun Women's Golf Championship
One year after winning its first Atlantic Sun Women's Golf Championship in its own backyard, Stetson will host the field of ten at the 2010 A-Sun Championship. Each of the last three champions, Campbell in 2007, ETSU in 2008 and Stetson a season ago, won as the host of the event. Campbell also won as the host in 2004. Prior to 2004, no host had won the Women's Championship since UCF in 1990.
Venetian Bay Golf Club hosts the A-Sun Championship for the first time. The two nines have a different natural character. The front nine plays through more of the wooded portion of the property and the back nine with fewer trees and more parallel fairways, gives it more of a links look. One of the main features of the course is the plethora of strategically placed bunkers.
As part of a multi-year agreement with the Central Florida Sports Commission, the Women's Championship will remain in the Sunshine State through 2012. The Championship will return to Venetian Bay Golf Club in 2012. Victoria Hills, which has hosted in 2005 and 2009, will host in 2011.
The 2009 A-Sun Championship represented the first appearance for FGCU, Kennesaw State and USC Upstate. The Eagles finished tied for fifth with Jacksonville after submitting a three-round score of 927 (305-312-310). The Blue and Green were paced by junior Jessica Paulmann (Sarasota, Fla.) who finished the tournament tied for 18th overall with three-round score of 232 (77-81-74).
Stetson returns both the reigning individual champion, Danielle Jackson, and runner-up, Lauren Cate. Eight times a defending team champion has won the next year, most recently accomplished by Campbell in 2006 and 2007. Four individuals have captured back-to-back titles with Campbell's Alejandra Shaw the last to do so, also in 2006 and 2007.
The Atlantic Sun Conference is an 11-member league committed to Building Winners for Life. The A-Sun stands for achievement with integrity in both the academic and athletic arenas, with a focus on the balance between the two for our student-athletes. Headquartered in Macon, Ga., the A-Sun boasts six of the top eight media markets in the Southeast.
2010 FGCU Participants
Jessica Paulmann - Sr. (Sarasota, Fla.)
Amber Pedersen - Sr. (St. Petersburg, Fla.)
Lina Elmsater - Jr. (Solna, Sweden)
Katerina Toomalatai - Jr. ( Palm Coast, Fla.)
Briana Carlson - Fr. (Inverness, Fla.)
2009 Final Leaderboard
1 Stetson University (298 295 288) 881
2 Campbell University (300 290 293) 883
3 East Tennessee St. (301 301 302) 904
4 Kennesaw State (310 312 301) 923
T5 Florida Gulf Coast U (305 312 310) 927
T5 Jacksonville Univ. (320 304 303) 927
7 Belmont University (314 307 308) 929
8 Mercer University (312 317 313) 942
9 USC Upstate (322 309 316) 947
10 Lipscomb University (326 311 312) 949


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***Happy Summer Holidays!***
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Welcome to the Oakbank website. I hope
that this site gives you a taste of the education we provide at
Oakbank and of a school which is that bit different for a number of
Our academic curriculum is unashamedly ambitious and we have
high expectations for all of our students in terms of commitment
and achievement in the classroom. These expectations extend beyond
the classroom too. Our extended school day means that our
curriculum also incorporates a wide range of activities for all
within the formal school day, rather than such provision only being
available to those who can stay on after school. We believe in
all-round education, not just the acquisition of academic
qualifications. Our strong House system creates a further vehicle
for a sense of belonging, pastoral care and recognition of
everyone's talents.
Oakbank is large enough to provide a comprehensive and rigorous
education, but small enough to be a genuine community. We believe
that the size of a school does matter – and that bigger does not
always mean better. At Oakbank we can genuinely know and value
students as individuals and also create a friendly, thriving and
supportive community. Students at Oakbank can continue the
friendships formed throughout their primary years as well as making
many new friends.
We also believe that education should be enjoyed rather than
endured. We want our students to be happy, because happiness and
self-confidence provide springboards for success, both at school
and in future life.
As a Free School, the school was set up by the community for the
community. We have very strong links with our local community and
we strive to instil in our students the value of service and
of caring for others.
This website can only give a brief taste of the education
we provide at Oakbank. The best way to appreciate the atmosphere of
the school is through a visit while the school is 'in action'. In
addition to our publicised Open Days and Evenings, we welcome
group visits throughout the school year.
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Reforming University Council to meet the needs of the 21st century
University Council is changing to meet the needs of the University, and as Councillor Ellen Henderson, Arts'70, PhD'76, explains, there's no better time for alumni to have their say in its future.
Here's a quick quiz for you: Queen's University has what form of governance?
Is it a unicameral system? Bicameral? Or tricameral? Stumped? Well, don't be embarrassed if you are. Most alumni are likely in the same boat.
As one of the few universities in Canada to be governed by a Royal Charter passed by the Parliament of Canada, Queen's is also one of the few universities in this country to operate with a tricameral governance structure that is composed of the Senate, the Board of Trustees, and University Council.
Under an 1874 provision of the Royal Charter that governed the composition and size of University Council, membership was prescribed as all Senators and members of the Board of Trustees and an equal number of elected alumni. Recent moves to reform the Board and the University Council meant a return to Parliament in 2011 to gain "home rule" over governance matters, in particular the size and composition of Council. This provides us with the opportunity to ensure our entire governance structure is relevant, strong and well-equipped to support Queen's goals and aspirations.
The Board of Trustees has recently been streamlined, with the intent of an eventual reduction in size to 25. This will be accomplished over the next few years. With a more focused membership, University Council will be charged with the task of electing six of the 25 Trustees from the alumni community – a significant increase in governance responsibility. To meet that mandate, and to ensure Council remains a meaningful experience for Councillors and provides value to Queen's, Council has established a road map to reform.
Recent initiatives under the expert guidance of Professor Emeritus (Engineering Physics/Astronomy) Bill McLatchie and V-P (Advancement) Tom Harris, Sc'75, as well as the in-depth facilitated session at our 2012 Annual meeting led by Prof. Scott Carson of the School of Business, have begun to focus on ways to redefine the form and function of Council.
The final step in this reform process is being undertaken by a group of Councillors under the direction of the Council Executive. The group is chaired by Councillor Alison Holt, Artsci'87, and includes representatives from the Senate, the Board of Trustees, the University administration, and five elected members of Council chosen by the members themselves.
"We intend to consult extensively with Councillors and to draw on the thoughtful work that's already been done," Holt says. "There's an enormous enthusiasm among Councillors to make a substantive contribution to our alma mater. Our job – in consultation with all alumni – is to propose the best way to get there, and to lay out a plan for the University Council to discuss and endorse at our 2013 meeting."
The timelines for this final step include consulting on proposed reforms with Councillors in early winter, communicating recommendations to the broader alumni community, and culminating with a vote on the Council reform plan in April 2013. The first session of the newly constituted Council will take place in the fall of 2013.
For more on how the University Council is planning to transform itself to meet the needs and challenges of the 21st century, please watch future editions of the Review or visit the Council web site on the University Secretariat home page (please see the URL below).
If you have specific questions or comments about this process, please contact Alison Holt at email@example.com.
Ottawa resident Ellen Henderson is an elected Councillor and member of the University Council Executive. – Ed.
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This modern townhouse style home is located only steps from Short
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Kitchen - dining table, microwave, toaster oven, coffee maker,
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Decades-old styrofoam continues to blight the Anacostia River and now the District is considering a ban on the ubiquitous foamy plastic.
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Montgomery County is investigating the labor practices of companies it pays to haul trash.
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Montgomery Co. trash workers return to work
A strike by Montgomery County trash collectors has apparently ended and regular trash service will resume Thursday.
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Trash train derails in Baltimore County
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2 dozen area parks eliminate trash cans, not trash
Trash cans have been removed from more than two dozen parks along the George Washington Memorial Parkway in an effort to force visitors to pick up after themselves. The National Park Service says the move will also better use staff, who no longer have to empty trash cans.
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Odor sickens workers, Norfolk building evacuated
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It takes 17 million barrels of oil to produce bottled water each year. That's part of the argument an Arlington County board member will use in his campaign to cut down on plastic bottles and bags.
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Rudy Gay, the Memphis Grizzlies' dynamic small forward, has been traded to the Toronto Raptors. Rudy Gay rumors had been swirling for many months now, as the Grizzlies' swing player's outsized contract was weighing down the team's cap structure and the burden of his salary outweighed his on-court production. Gay was a part of a 3-team trade, and here is how it breaks down between the Grizzlies, Raptors, and Detroit Pistons.
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EYEWITNESS LOCAL NEWSRock Slide In Raleigh County Could Close WV 3 Section Two More Weeks
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Reported: Jan. 7, 2014 9:17 AM EST
Updated: Jan. 7, 2014 9:28 AM EST
SUNDIAL, W.Va. (AP) -- A section of W.Va. Route 3 in Raleigh County closed by a Dec. 27 rock slide might not reopen for another two weeks.
The West Virginia Department of Transportation is allowing emergency vehicles to cross the road near Sundial. Department spokesman Brent Walker told The Register-Herald that he estimates the road will reopen to general traffic in 10 days to two weeks.
Three large boulders and debris fell onto the road. Walker says crews are breaking up unstable bedrock and working to stabilize the hillside.
He said maintenance crews will look for additional potential slides in the area after the slide is cleared.
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In this time of accelerating change, how journalists do their work and what elements of journalism will survive this digital transformation loom as questions and concerns. By heading in new directions and exploring the potential to be found in this new territory of interactivity and social media, journalists – and others contributing to the flood of information – will be resetting the compass bearing of what constitutes "true north" for journalism in our time. – Melissa Ludtke, Editor
Ahead of the 25th anniversary of Tiananmen Square, Nieman Reports takes an in-depth look at The State of Journalism in China and what a number of reporters are doing to cope with tight restrictions. As Chinese officials continue to block websites from around the world, jam social media postings and delete sensitive online information, domestic journalists in China are seeking ways to circumvent censors. Those who go too far risk being fired or even arrested, while foreign journalists face various forms of government intimidation and visa denials.
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Unstoppable Joy
lt has been said that people who are spirit-minded are no earthly good. People who are spirit-minded are not focused on the the things of this world. Their joy comes from following Christ. True followers of Jesus Christ know Christianity isn't merely a religion, it is a way of life.
The Apostle Paul to the world he lived in seemed to have it all. He had material wealth, superior intelligence, was well educated, and had the respect of his peers. He was one of the most religious Jews of his day. His job was to shut up Christ followers. When Paul had a life changing encounter with Jesus he turned from his religion with all the rules and regulations. It was then he saw Jesus for who he truly was. Jesus as Lord and Savior. That was when he became a committed follower of Jesus and went to preach the good news everywhere he went. Talk about life changing! From persecuting Christians to becoming one! In Philippians 3:7 Paul states, ÒBut whatever was to my profit I now consider loss for the sake of Christ.Ó
You see, when he had a spiritual mind centered on Jesus he knew all the world had to offer was meaningless. We would be wise to follow his example. Matthew 16:26 also makes it very clear. ÒWhat good will it be for a man if he gains the whole world yet forfeits his soul?Ó This life is temporary. We will all one day die. How you choose to spend eternity is up to you. Invite Jesus into your life and you will experience life changing Salvation.
Second Annual Gospel Sing
The Rushville Parks Department will sponsor the Second Annual Gospel Sing beginning at 6 p.m. Sept. 8 at Rushville Riverside Park Amphitheater. This year's Gospel Sing will honor the military, first responders and the medical field. Many local and regional singers and musicians will be featured. Bring picnic baskets, lawn chairs and blankets and enjoy an evening of Gospel Sing. Free and open to the public. Information: Rushville Park Department at 932-4146.
Faith Baptist Church
Faith Baptist Church in Morristown is sponsoring a Sunday school series at 9:30 a.m. called ÒThe Seven Deadly Stresses.Ó This week's lesson is on ÒFear and the Respiratory SystemÓ taught by Steve Smith. Dr. Wayne Scott
will be preaching during the 10:30 a.m. and 12:45 p.m. worship services, followed by a pitch-in lunch at noon.
Up-coming events include:
The Good News Clubs began after school at Morristown Elementary on Wednesday, Aug. 29. Ê
Dr. Bob Taylor will be preaching on Sunday, Sept. 9, during the morning worship services.
The free Creation Evidence Expo will be held on Sat., Sept. 22 at 1 p.m. at the Life Center of Southport, 4002 E. Southport Road, Indianapolis, with a live debate on Wed., Sept. 26 between Dr. Robert Martin (evolutionist) and Dr. Jay Wile (creationist).
Online sermons are available to hear at the church website: www.fbcmorristown.org.
First Southern Baptist Church
First Southern Baptist Church will celebrate its annual homecoming on Sunday, Sept. 9. This marks the 59th year of ministry for the church as it continues a rich heritage of biblical teaching, preaching and gospel music. The church extends an invitation to the community to join the celebration beginning at 9:30 a.m. for Bible study, followed by worship service at 10:30 a.m.
The Highlights from Cincinnati, Ohio, will be the featured music group in the morning and Bro. Kevin Cain, an evangelist from Cincinnati will preach the message. At noon, a dinner will be served in the church's fellowship hall.
The celebration will continue at 1:30 p.m. as The Highlights will minister in music in the afternoon along with other singers and musicians in and around the community. Should you have any questions, please contact the church at 765-932-2471. Hope to see You there!
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For over 40 years St. Matthews Imports has stood for quality. That's why we are proud to announce that we are now the area's exclusive Legend Boat dealer. Legend Boats are constructed of solid fiberglass and finished off with the deepest, most glossy gel and flake finish in the industry. Inspection of any Legend Boat will reveal that there is no use of wavy plastic carpet trim, plastic drop-in storage boxes, or other cheap components that are commonly found in this industry. They use only the finest materials and components to craft the finest machines on the water. The meticulous Legend master craftsmen use their three hundred years of combined experience to make sure that every Legend Boat that leaves the factory is the strongest and most intricately finished boat possible. Legend Boats are designed, built, and finished in a way that truly connects form and function. Please take the time to thoroughly look over, into, and around a Legend Boat, you'll see what makes them different –what sets them apart from the rest. They don't mass-produce boats, they build boats. Bass boats. The best bass boats.
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Channel 8 provides local cable television access for the community of Longmont, Colorado. Programming for Channel 8 includes local community highlight shows, Longmont City Council meetings, Planning & Zoning meetings, St. Vrain Valley School Board Meetings, election coverage, partnership programming with the police department and other community organizations, High School sports coverage, public access and acquired programs from various sources.
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Cold Case of David Lee Snow
State Police Request Help Resolving the Murder of David Lee Snow - Occurred on March 11, 1986
Victim: David Lee Snow of Russell County, KY.
Location:March 11, 1986, 21 year old David Lee Snow was murdered and buried in a shallow grave off of US 127, just south of Jamestown. The body was discovered approximately 4 months later.
Detectives are requesting help from the community or anyone who might have information on the murder of David Lee Snow . Anyone with information can contact the case officer Det. Sgt. Greg Brown with the Kentucky State Police Post 15 Columbia, Kentucky at (270) 384-4796 or e-mail him at Det. Sgt. Greg Brown.
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As expected, the Cleveland Browns have fired head coach Eric Mangini one day after the 2010 NFL season ended. FOX's Jay Glazer has been reporting for several weeks that Mangini was expected to be fired at the end of the year. Mangini was hired prior to the 2009 season after coaching the New York Jets for three seasons. His teams in Cleveland went 5-11 in both 2009 and 2010 so his exit doesn't come without a good reason.
"This decision was not easy for me, and it was one into which I put a great deal of thought," said Browns President Mike Holmgren in a statement. "Although we have made improvements this season, my responsibility is to ensure that we establish a program that will allow this team to compete at a championship level. That will continue to be our goal in everything we do."
Holmgren and the Browns will now search for their replacement though that is not expected to be Holmgren himself. Though there's been speculation that he could hire himself as head coach the early indications are that he will hire someone else.
This is the second consecutive job from which Mangini was fired in less than three seasons so it's hard to believe he'll return to the head coaching ranks right away.
"I have a deep respect for the players that I have coached the past two years and how they have made a profound difference in changing the culture - a tougher, smarter, more competitive, selfless team that never gave up," Mangini said in a statement. "Our goal was to build a team for long term success. The core characteristics we were dedicated to, I believe, will help achieve that goal, and have provided a strong identity for this football team and have helped to create a positive foundation upon which the organization can continue to build."
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Douglas County deputies need your help finding a shooting suspect they say is armed and dangerous.
They say Gary Wilson is a suspect in a shooting that happened at 2:15pm Thursday in the Topaz Ranch Estates area. They say he suffered a non life-threatening gunshot wound to the shoulder.
Douglas deputies say they're using Washoe County's RAVEN helicopter to find him and have also initiated its reverse emergency phone system to warn residents about the situation.
During a search Thursday night, deputies say they located the gun believed to have been used in the shooting. Deputies although Wilson's alleged gun has been found, it's not known if he possesses other firearms or weapons.
Wilson is described as white, 44 years old, approximately 5'10", and 180 pounds. He has brown hair and blue eyes. He was last seen wearing blue jeans and no shirt.
If you have any information on this case, call Douglas County Dispatch at 775-782-5126.
Anyone with information leading to Wilson's location is encouraged to call Secret Witness at 775 782-7463. A reward is being offered for his capture.
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