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Swindon residents can pool together to cut energy bills in council pilot scheme
11:00am Thursday 28th February 2013 in News By David Wiles
CASH-STRAPPED householders in Swindon will have a chance to cut their rising energy bills – by pooling their buying power against energy providers in a pioneering one-year pilot scheme.
Swindon Council is seeking 5,000 residents to register for a 'collective switching' project, where residents can save an average of £150 per year by negotiating a better tariff with gas and energy suppliers.
The council will sign up free-of-charge to a scheme run by the Association of Greater Manchester Authorities. Belgian firm, iChoosr, will carry out the negotiations a relay the results to the consumer who then makes a decision whether to switch or not.
Coun Dale Heenan, cabinet member for strategic planning and sustainability, said: "The cost of living is one of the most important issues facing local residents, and Swindon Council has now frozen council tax for the third year in a row, and banished the 42 per cent increase in three years of 10 years ago firmly to the past.
"Unfortunately gas and electricity bills always seem to increase with every bill that lands on the doorstep.
"Peterborough, Manchester and other local authorities have all saved their local residents between £60 and £300 off their annual utility bills by using a bulk community switch approach. The idea is simple, any resident can go on to a comparison website like uswitch and search to find a deal from all of the energy suppliers – but if 1,000 households worked together then they have more bargaining power and can get an even better deal.
"Swindon Council is teaming up with Manchester Council to hold a reverse auction in June. Energy suppliers will bid to provide gas and electricity to every interested resident, with the lowest price winning.
"Residents will then be sent the details and they can decide whether to accept the offer or decline and stay with their existing provider. There is no commitment to switch.
"I have set Swindon an ambitious target of saving an average of £150 off the gas and electricity bills of 5,000 households, and I hope residents, community groups and parish councils can get behind and support this campaign so the town can make it a success over the next six months."
Residents must pay a switching fee, equating to approximately £10 per instance to the council and £30 to the switching company.
Swindon Council has set a budget of £3,000 to cover communications and any setup costs, to be funded from income generated from the switching fee. Any income to the council in excess of £3,000 will be used to combat local fuel poverty.
Coun Mark Dempsey, Labour group deputy leader, said: "It's a very good idea. It helps families with rising energy prices on the bills they're paying on a monthly basis and it helps families get the best deal that they can.
"It will be interesting to see the level of support."
Information on how to sign up will be sent out with council tax bills later this month.
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11:26am Thu 28 Feb 13
AGINGER says...
11:53am Thu 28 Feb 13
RichardR1 says...
1:03pm Thu 28 Feb 13
Peter Mallinson says...
Have I mis-read it.
1:55pm Thu 28 Feb 13
Hmmmf says...
Looks like £40 per switch to me. With 5000 punters that makes £200k per switch. Nice little earner for the council, nice little earner for the Belgians.
5:20pm Thu 28 Feb 13
Dale Heenan says...
The supplier who "wins" the reverse auction and offers the lowest price to residents will cover the costs. It is the normal referral fee which goes to which, uswitch, moneysupermarket etc, only instead of the deal being for 1 household it is based on 1000+ households.
We looked at all the alternative schemes and this was the best one all round. I think its a great idea to try and hope it is a success in June.
More information out in a couple of weeks
6:14pm Thu 28 Feb 13
Hmmmf says...
The Adver wrote:
Residents must pay a switching fee, equating to approximately £10 per instance to the council and £30 to the switching company.
Dale Heenan wrote:
Residents will not pay anything to switch, it is a free scheme to take part in.
Well that clears that up then.
The Adver wrote:
Swindon Council has set a budget of £3,000 to cover communications and any setup costs, to be funded from income generated from the switching fee.
Looks like residents of Swindon have already shelled out 3k on the scheme whether they sign up or not. Why is the 'switching fee' mentioned so often if it doesn't exist? Who gave the Adver such detailed figures?
6:49pm Thu 28 Feb 13
Empty Car Park says...
RichardR1 wrote:With SBC involved, I expect a similar outcome.
This is similar to a scheme set up by Which I think. We signed up to it, but I don't believe it ever materialised or delivered the savings promised.
I wonder if this is connected to Rod Bluh's latest business venture that deems his retiring as council leader
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As some of you may know, last year I began a little portrait project with my iPhone and Instagram. It began almost as an accident, but quickly became a project very close to my heart. I have met some amazing people and heard some incredible stories along the way. Like Jordan's story for example. Within just a few months, I got a call from KING 5 about going on New Day NW (watch video) as well as several other interviews. One of those interviews just came out this month in Professional Photographer Magazine as a full feature. As a photographer, it's exciting to shoot for a feature, but a feature about my work is a whole new level of excitement. Thank you so much to Jade Price and everyone at Professional Photographer for your support and interest in my work. I feel like I am just getting started with my iPhone Portrait project, and I can't wait to see where it takes me next.
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And that's pretty much what I do on a typical day. It's a good life, with very few complications really.
So there is this new app called Instagram for mobile phones. Seeing as I do not consider myself an "early adopter" it took me some time to check it out, much less install it on my phone. Needless to say, it is pretty cool, and I have enjoyed using it this past week. I never do anything unless I am all in, so it is safe to say, you can follow me on Instagram and expect a steady stream of photos from my adventures with a camera. There are a lot of funny moments that happen behind the scenes, so that is what I am going to be focusing on with this outlet. It will be a different view into my world from what I have been showing on the blog, Facebook, and Twitter etc.
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Charming Southern Beach Home w/Golf Cart & Heatable Pool. in Isle of Palms
- bedrooms 5
- baths 4½
- sleeps 13
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type House
- community
rates (USD)
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$ 1,350 - $ 4,000 / week
vacation rental description
Bedroom Breakdown:
Two second story guestrooms each with bathroom. On 2nd floor: Two full sized beds in the front room and porch access.One full sized bed in the back room. Back bedroom has Queen bed and private bathroom.
Master suite on the second floor has King sized bed, porch access, and a large bathroom with shower and separate jacuzzi bath tub.
Two downstairs guestrooms with a common shared bathroom between. Front guestroom has a King sized bed and the back guestroom has two twin beds.
All bedrooms have windows and plenty of natural light, ceiling fans, and comfortable mattresses.
The main and second floor both feature large front porches spanning the width of the house. The main floor porch has an outdoor sofa, rocking chairs and table. The second floor deck is partially screened with a hammock, rocking chairs, and views of the marsh and intercoastal. There is also a rooftop widows walk with great views of the intercoastal
Living Areas:
Both floors are designed around large, open living areas. Excluding guestrooms the entire main floor is a very large kitchen opening into living room. The kitchen has new appliances, granite counter tops, a large dining table, and an island with seating. The second floor features another large living room with wide leather sofas(1 pulls out). Both living areas have plenty of windows, porch access, flat screen t.v.'s, seating and fireplaces.
Because our house is not on the beach we provide a golf cart to make the short trip to the water (2 minutes) as convenient as possible. We also have two kayaks, and miscellaneous beach chairs, games, umbrellas, etc. There is a gas grill in the garage and a large burner for boiling shrimp. Propane tanks are available at the Wild Dunes Marina one block away.
This house is comfortably furnished and tastefully designed to entertain large groups of friends and family in an easy setting with plenty of privacy without sacrificing proximity to the beach, marina, and restaurants and bars of front beach. Check out our google map for info on the house location and other important spots in the area.
house rental amenities
- Air Conditioning
- Linens Provided
- Washer
- Dryer
- Garage
- Covered Parking
- Parking for RV/Boat/Trailer
- Gas Fireplace
- Beds
- King Bed : One King Bed in Bedroom on Level 1 , this bedroom shares a bathroom with the other bedroom on this floor. The other bedroom has 2 twin beds and is also next door to the 1/2 bathroom.
- Queen Bed : Master Bedroom located on Level 2 and has large private bathroom and walk in closet.
- Double Bed (3) : Two double beds are in front bedroom on level 2 (has private bathroom), Another Double bed is in the back bedroom on Level 2 (also has private bathroom).
- Crib : One Pack-n-Play which can be used like a crib for small child.
- Entertainment
- Jetted Tub in Bath : In Master Bathroom
- Cable/Satellite TV
- TV (No Cable/Satellite) : All bedrooms have new flat screen tvs, plus both Living Rooms have large flat screen tvs in them.
- Video Library
- CD Player
- Stereo System
- Private Pool : Private Pool coming Spring 2012
- Kitchen
- Full Kitchen
- Cooking Utensils Provided : Kitchen is equipped with most all kitchen utensils that there are.
- Refrigerator
- Dishwasher
- Microwave
- Ice Maker
- Outdoor Features
- Gas/Electric BBQ Grill : Gas Grill, can purchase propane tanks down the street at the IOP Marina.
- Deck/Patio : Planned for swimming pool - coming Spring 2012, will upload pics as soon as completed.
- Balcony (3) : The front of home has a lower porch which spans the lenght of the home, and an identical porch above it on the 2nd level. There is a back porch which comes off the kitchen for exiting to the back yard. There is a spiral staircase off the 2nd level which goes to a small balcony for views and sunbathing.
activities and attractions in Isle of Palms South Carolina
- Water View : Views of the Intercoastal Waterway from the front side of this home.
- Golf Course View : Across the street, behind one row of homes.
- Communications
- Telephone
- Free Long Distance
- Computer
- Broadband Internet
- WiFi (Wireless Internet)
- Other Amenities
- 2 Fireplaces, Gas Grill, Golf cart, High speed cable internet available, Everything you'll need for a relaxing vacation
- Suitability
- Pet Friendly
- Kid Friendly
- Minimum Age Limit for Renters : Minimum age to rent our home is 25 yrs. old. and up.
- Smoking Not Allowed
- Activities
- Golf
- Tennis
- Shopping
- Kayaking
- Sailing
- Boating
- Waterskiing
- Parasailing
- Jet Skiing
- Swimming
- Surfing
- Windsurfing
- Biking
- Wildlife Viewing
- Fishing
- Hunting
- Health/Beauty Spa
- Basketball Court
- Antiquing
- Horseshoes
- Miniature golf
- Horseback Riding
- Shelling
- Hiking
- Restaurants
- Fitness Center/Gym
- Cinemas/Movie Theaters
vacation rental rates
Winter 10/6/2013 - 03/08/2014 $1,350 per week $388 per day 3 night min.
Spring 03/09/2014 - 05/17/2014 $2.400 per week $600 per day 3 night min.
Beach 05/18/2014 - 06/07/2014 $3,200 per week $800 per day 3 night min
Summer 06/08/2014 - 08/24/2014 $4,000 per week 1 Week
Fall 08/24/2014 - 10/04/2014 $2.300 per week $600 per day 3 night min.
Winter 10/05/2014 - 03/07/2015 $1,350 per week $388 per day 3 night min.
Note: Until confirmed, rates are subject to change without notice.
Holiday week rates are higher. Non-refundable pet fee (if bringing a pet).


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We live so far away. Can we come a day early and move in?
Unfortunately, it is not possible to come early. During the summer, the campus is used for conferences and our Department of Student Services & Ministries needs as much time as possible to get the residence halls ready for students. There are motels in the area if you would like to arrive the night before to be able to move in first thing Saturday morning.
Can we come a day early and just move in our belongings?
Again, the residence halls are not ready until the official move in day.
Do we have to use the college's insurance plan?
You do not have to use the school's insurance plan. However, you must have insurance and provide the College with your insurance information as proof of coverage or pay a $200/semester Health Administrative charge. STUDENT ATHLETES are required to have health insurance. However, do not purchase ACSA insurance. ACSA does not include coverage for athletic injuries. We will give information for a provider for student athletes in the near future. Keep checking back for more information.
If we do use the college's insurance, or choose to pay the Health Administrative Charge instead, do we have to pay up front?
Yes, this will need to be paid for, in full, upon your arrival. There are no payment plans for insurance.
How much will the books cost?
The average cost for books is between $300 & $500.
Is there a place to store items?
Yes, each residence hall has storage areas either on a residence hall floor or in a central location. Space is limited but there is a place to store boxes and suitcases during the school year. During summer breaks, however, no storage of student possessions is provided.
How can I find out who my roommate will be?
Roommate assignments for the Fall Semester will be finalized during the first week of August. Room assignments for the Spring semester will be finalized during the first week of January.You will be able to view your room assignment and roommate's name on your eStudent account under 'My Account'. You will still have two weeks to get in touch with your roommate and discuss practical details together. If you have not heard from us, it may be because we have not received your $200 deposit. No assignments will be made if we have not received your deposit.
Where do I go when I arrive on campus?
There will be signs when you arrive on campus directing you to the registration desks. Follow the signs to get checked in. (Campus Map)
Is there a way to get cash at Bryan?
The Business Office can cash a check of up to $50.00 for you. There is also an ATM machine in the Latimer Student Center.
- Where can I find banking information: You can find the banking information here
Do I need to have a physical before coming to Bryan?
You only need a physical if you are playing sports. The physical will be given here and you will not need to have that done at home.
Is there a doctor that can give allergy shots or medications that I may need?
Yes. The Bryan College PolyClinic is a medical facility that provides our students with a doctor and nurse to care for their needs.
If my parents come to visit, can they eat with me in the campus dining room?
Yes, parents and other friends are always welcome to eat at the College for a very reasonable cost.
Is there a church service on campus for the students to attend?
With the exception of an occasional special service, the College does not hold church services. Students are encouraged to get involved in a local church and are required to attend church each Sunday.
Does the college provide any kind of shuttle service for those students without cars?
The College is unable to provide any sort of shuttle service but there are usually plenty of students with cars and students traditionally have no trouble getting rides.
Can I bring a small refrigerator and a microwave?
Yes, you may bring these items. Please check your Student Life Handbook for specific information about items that are and are not allowed in the residence halls.
Can I have any pets in my dorm room?
Fish are the only pets allowed in residence hall rooms.
What are the dimensions of the rooms in the residence halls?
The dimensions are as follows:
- Arnold = 15'x15'
- Huston = 12'x15'
- Long = 12'x15'
- Robinson Hall = 13'x16'
- Woodlee/Ewing = 15'x15'


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Research assistantships provide opportunities for Columbia University undergraduate students to participate in hands-on sustainable development research on a range of projects with Earth Institute faculty and researchers. Some examples of projects include: researching the impact of temperature and precipitation on malaria transmission, identifying natural hazards and risk management strategies for the Dominican Republic, and researching the impacts of infrastructure improvements in rural Africa. The program gives students a valuable opportunity to collaborate on substantive matters of inquiry and a chance to gain meaningful insight into various fields of study and the research process as a whole. Twelve research assistantships are offered during both the fall and spring semesters, for a total of 24 per year.
These research assistantships offer students a unique educational opportunity to participate in all phases of research under faculty guidance. Students contribute unique knowledge and skills that allow projects to develop in a way that would not be possible without their assistance. According to Richard Plunz, director of the Urban Design Lab and a professor in the Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation at Columbia, "Students bring with them valuable combinations of enthusiasm and experience in interdisciplinary scholarship—the latter which is a direct result of the unique education and research opportunities they receive from Columbia University and the Earth Institute." Students receive invaluable exposure to cutting-edge research and gain applied knowledge in the field. Arielle Radin, a psychology major in the Columbia College Class of 2013, says, "My research assistantship at the Center for Research on Environmental Decisions (CRED) allowed me to truly get a feel for research and working with a research team. I now know that I want to end up in research and academia due to this positive and rewarding experience."
Student research projects focus on environmental sustainability and development. These projects include subtopics in sustainability, development economics, earth sciences, ecology, atmospheric research and environmental policy, among others. Fostering interdisciplinary connections among the social and natural sciences is a part of the Earth Institute's mission, and research assistantships work to expand those efforts This approach reinforces an interdisciplinary research agenda and accommodates students from a range of backgrounds and fields of study, including anthropology, economics, electrical engineering, humanities, environmental biology, environmental policy, history, political science, mathematics, human rights, religious studies, urban studies and writing. Many of the projects focus on international sustainable development, while others have a domestic focus. Derek Willis, a postdoctoral research fellow at the Earth Institute, supervised several research assistants. He says, "The research assistants made important contributions, even though they had minimal previous experience working on the research topic of malaria. In addition to conducting literature reviews, the research assistants identified a software program capable of efficiently analyzing our data. I hope to have the opportunity to work with Earth Institute research assistants again on future projects."
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Richard Bailey, a biologist with The West Virginia Division of Natural Resources, explains the variety of birds that call West Virginia home. "We have a lot of different birds in West Virginia, and a lot of people can find them in their backyards, even in cities like Charleston and Morgantown. There are different types of feeders that attract different birds because different species of birds like different types of food."
You might think birds will eat anything and everything. They won't. If you want cute, little, perching birds, you want to put out a feeder they can use, and feel safe using. And you also want to make sure you put food in the feeder the little guys can't resist.
"One of the most popular feeders is one that would attract chickadees and titmice. It's a tube feeder and we generally fill it with black oil sunflower seed that's very nutritious and very high in energy. These birds will carry the seed away from the feeder and hammer it open with their bills to get to the sunflower inside." says Bailey.
Most all songbirds will eat black oil sunflower seeds, but not all can get to them if they are in a tube feeder. Some of the larger birds you might want to attract need something a little more substantial.
"We have platform feeders which is a platform on a post where you could scatter your feed on the platform. That's easier for cardinals, our state bird. They will come to that platform feeder since they can't easily perch on the tube feeder, they can walk around on top of it and get to the seeds." say Bailey.
A couple of other things to keep in mind is that when you buy wild bird food, you might want to look at the ingredients and make sure the feed has a high percentage of nutritious seed and a relatively small amount of filler. Also, suet is good for many varieties of birds, and there are many types, so you can find one sure to attract the species of songbirds you want chirping in your backyard this winter.
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SAM also found the essential ingredients for life, including the elements carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, phosphorus, nitrogen, and sulfur. Those and other elements were found in a range of compounds, some more oxidized than others. That is key, because some microbial life on Earth can tap that range of chemical oxidation states for energy rather than using sunlight for photosynthesis or consuming organic matter.
The search for traces of early life did not hit pay dirt this time around. SAM Principal Investigator Paul Mahaffy of NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland, reported that heating of the drill sample produced some but not all of the chlorinated, single-carbon compounds produced when SAM heated a sample of wind-blown dust. Mahaffy now believes those compounds were derived from vapors of a chemical reagent that SAM carried for another sort of analysis and that had leaked into the sample. SAM operators had the rock sample flushed before heating to remove the contaminant, but some of the chlorinated compounds still showed up, although in smaller amounts. The team has a long way to go before determining whether even this trace carbon came from Mars, Mahaffy says.
Curiosity will be taking another drill sample in the next couple of months. Barring dramatic new findings, it will then start the trek to the foot of Mount Sharp, the pile of enticing rock that drew scientists to Gale crater. The rover's arrival there could come before the end of the year.
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Shantel N. Baird and Brian A. Telljohann were married May 5, 2012, at Lebanon Memorial Park. Lee Faust, of Lebanon Christian Church, officiated.
The maid of honor was Chelsea Baird, sister of the bride. The bridesmaids were Michaela Baird, sister of the bride, Allison Bramblett, Kaci Lentz, Renee Sabo and Tilka Folden. The flower girls were Cami Baird and Lily Coleman. The best man was Brandon Telljohann, brother of the groom. The groomsmen were Dexter Payne, Daniel Haaser, Colin Dale, Chris Kysilka and Lee Perry. The ushers were Caleb Phillips, Zach Phillips, Ryan Gavorcik and Dan Telljohann. The ring bearers were Levi LaGrange and Luke LaGrange.
The bride is the daughter of Yvonne Baird of Lebanon and Michael Baird of Thorntown. She graduated from Western Boone High School in 2007 and from the University of Phoenix in 2011. The bride is currently employed as a customer service representative/teller with The Farmers Bank, Noblesville.
The groom is the son of the late Beverly Beck-Telljohann and Mike (Janie) Telljohann of Cincinnati, Ohio. He graduated from Sycamore High School in 2006 and Rose Hulman in 2010. The groom is currently employed as a Hardware Engineer at Ingersoll Rand, Carmel.
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This discussion will explain the interactive relationship between school achievement and cultural relevance and responsiveness for ethnically diverse students. It develops the premise that the best way to eliminate disparities in educational opportunities and outcomes for diverse students is to include more culturally diverse content, heritages, experiences, and points of reference in teaching and learning. These explanations will be supported by relevant theory, research, and classroom experiences involving a wide variety of ethnically diverse students.
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This presentation develops the premise that everyone in the educational enterprise has a part to play in implementing culturally responsive teaching within the parameters of their specific job functions. Thus, the discussion will examine the role of school leaders in setting expectations, facilitating, modeling, and monitoring accountability for culturally responsiveness for themselves and the personnel of whom they are in charge.
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Dr. Geneva Gay is Professor of Education at the University of Washington-Seattle where she teaches multicultural education and general curriculum theory. Gay is nationally and internationally known for her scholarship in multicultural education as it relates to curriculum design, staff development, classroom instruction, and intersections of culture, race, ethnicity, teaching, and learning. Her writings include numerous articles and book chapters; editor: Becoming Multicultural Educators: Personal Journey Toward Professional Agency (2003); author: Culturally Responsive Teaching: Theory, Practice, & Research (2000) which received the 2001 Outstanding Writing Award from the American Association of Colleges for Teachers; author: The Essence of Learning: Multicultural Education (1994); and co-editor: Expressively Black: The Cultural Basis of Ethnic Identity (1987).


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Millions of people will wear purple on Spirit Day as a sign of support for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) youth and to speak out against bullying. Spirit Day started in 2010 as a response to the young people who had taken their own lives. Every year schools, sports leagues, organizations, churches, companies and stars stand up to bullying and "go purple."
Here are a few paragraphs from a longer post on Spirit Day from James Martin, SJ over at America's blog In All Things:
Friday marks (a) commemoration which many Catholics might not know about. It's called "Spirit Day," an invitation to stand against bullying and violence targeting gay and lesbian students in American schools. This should be a no-brainer for Catholics, who are called by Christ to support those who suffer or struggle in any way, particularly those on the margins. According to the Trevor Project, which helps LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender) youths, gay and lesbian teens are four times more likely to attempt suicide than their straight peers. And youth coming from "highly rejecting families" are up to eight times as likely to attempted suicide as their gay and lesbian peers who report no or low levels family rejection. Bullying is also on the rise, according to U.S. Assistant Attorney General Thomas Perez. "The bullying of kids who are LBGT is probably the largest growth area in our docket," he said in Sept. 2011.
This is an especially relevant issue for Catholics who support traditional families, particularly during this period in our nation's, and our church's, history. The Catechism of the Catholic Church reminds us that gays and lesbians should be treated with "respect, compassion and sensitivity," and that "every sign of unjust discrimination in their regard should be avoided." (That's under the section in the Catechism entitled "You Shall Love Your Neighbor as Yourself.") For supporters of traditional marriage, here is a simple way to show people that even those who do not support same-sex marriage deplore the bullying of, and violence against, gays and lesbian youth. For Catholics overall it is an opportunity to demonstrate their "respect, compassion and sensitivity" for their gay and lesbian brothers and sisters, and thus heed the call of the Catechism. (There's even a site for Catholics supporting the initiative.) And when we're talking about suicide, we're talking about a "life issue."
Some may object to some of the organizations who are sponsoring the day, which may take positions at odds with official Catholic teaching. (There are a lot of groups supporting the venture, and I'm sure that there are some with whose positions I disagree--even strongly.) But that doesn't mean that Spirit Day, or standing up against bullying and discrimination, is any less worthwhile. If you wait to work for a cause until you're working with people who agree with you on everything, you'll wait forever, and the injustice will continue.
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UMass Lowell Rowing is a varsity club sport open to both men and women that represents UMass Lowell at races across the Northeast. The team recruits both high school rowers and walk-on athletes. The team trains six days a week out of the UMass Lowell Bellegarde Boathouse, located on the Merrimack River in Lowell, MA. UMass Lowell competes at regattas such as Head of the Charles, the New England Rowing Championships and the Dad Vail Regatta in Phildelphia, PA.
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Reno's downtown post office is closing its doors today after 78 years of service.
The historic art deco building along the Truckee River will close Friday so developers can begin to turn it into high-end retail stores and offices.
The Reno Redevelopment Agency bought the old building from the federal government for $1.25 million earlier this year and sold it to a group of developers for the same price. Additional work to deal with things like asbestos and a leaky roof is expected to cost $5 million.
Before any changes can be made, the group that's also doing work in Midtown south of downtown must get approval from the State Historical Preservation Office and the redevelopment agency.
The new downtown location on North Sierra opens Dec. 31.
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To commemorate the opening, the College will host a grand opening community celebration on September 6, 2014, from 12:00 until 4:00 p.m., with a dedication ceremony and ribbon cutting scheduled at 12:00 p.m. : More :
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This week, the revitalization of Antioch College achieved a major milestone. The Higher Learning Commission announced that Antioch College has been granted candidacy. This is an essential step toward earning accreditation. : More :
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Anjela Piccard, couture and jewelry designer, will display works at La Jolla's Colosseum Gallery starting July 2.
By Lonnie Burstein Hewitt
Ian Ashley sure knows how to throw a party.
The former La Jollan found her current home, "The House of the Future," through the La Jolla Light. Designed by modernist architect Lloyd Ruocco (1907-81), whose local credits include the Institute of Geophysics & Planetary Physics at SIO and the International Center at UCSD, the house was originally built for a 1953 exposition in Balboa Park, and later moved to Alvarado Estates.
For almost a decade now, Ashley has been staging theme parties as benefits for local arts organizations. On June 4, her latest event, a "Surrealism Party" fundraiser for San Diego Visual Artists Guild, was a fantasy of interactive art installations, fashion shows, impromptu performances, and music.
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