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Cork Quick Facts
Language of Instruction
Fields of Study
Full university curriculum includes courses in the humanities, sciences, and social sciences.
Host Institution
University College Cork
Apartments with program participants.
Program Dates
Spring semester: end of December to early June
Faculty Liaison
David Menefee-Libey
The Ireland that many people envision is an island of quaint villages and people focused more on art and poetry than business. While these aspects of Ireland still exist today, modern Ireland has experienced rapid development and many Irish emigrants are returning to take advantage of job and business opportunities. Present-day Ireland offers a fascinating study of comparison with its past, and visiting students will enjoy a great number of enlightening discussions about the future of the country.
Ireland's second city (after Dublin) began on an island in the estuary of the River Lee, and gradually climbed up the steep banks on either side. Cork is surrounded by rich farmlands and river valleys that contrast with the wild sandstone hills of the west. Nearby is a magnificent coastline strewn with rocky headlands and golden sands. Today the river flows through Cork in two main channels, and Corkonians are constantly crossing bridges and climbing hills. The city has a rich history as an important seaport on the southern Irish coast. Because of the energy and vibrance of the city's developing arts and music scene, Cork was designated as European Capital of Culture in 2005.
The Pomona Program in Ireland is administered by Arcadia University, and hosted at University College Cork (UCC), an institution with an enrollment of 13,000 students. Established in 1845 as one of three Queen's colleges in Ireland, UCC became a constituent college of the National University of Ireland and adopted the name University College Cork in 1908. The beautifully landscaped main campus sits on a hillside beside the River Lee and is only a short walk from downtown Cork. The campus's large, mature trees and lovely lawns and gardens provide a welcome respite.
Academic Program
The program begins with a four-day orientation in Dublin, followed by a local orientation in Cork. Students typically enroll in five to six semester-length courses, one of which must focus on Ireland. Most courses earn 2/3 Pomona credit each for a total of 4.0 Pomona credits. These courses are awarded 2.5 credits in the US semester credit system (5 Cork credits), although some Cork courses may earn double credit of 5.0 semester credits (10 Cork credits), or 1 1/3 Pomona credits. Pomona limits courses in dance or music to those with an academic component.
Living Arrangements
Doubles in self-catered apartments in student apartment complex. Pomona provides a meal allowance.
Number of students
Approximately 5 to 8 Pomona students. The Arcadia group totals approximately 30.
9.0 GPA. Preference will be given to candidates who have completed college coursework with Irish and/or European content.
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The Greek Orthodox Archdiocese released the schedule for Ecumenical Patriarch Batholomew's visit to the United States in October. Separately, a detailed agenda for his upcoming environmental symposium has been posted online. The patriarch's "Symposium VIII -- Restoring Balance: The Great Mississippi River" offers a rare opportunity to present Orthodoxy's distinctive, sacramental understanding of the stewardship of Creation to America and the world. And this trip, which will involve about 200 participants in all, will no doubt generate a huge volume of media attention. We will be following the symposium closely here on the Observer. If the text accompanying the agenda is any indication, the work of the symposium will be heavily inflected by an environmentalist ethic that looks at humanity primarily as a source of pollution and largely ignores the benefits of balanced economic development that does not degrade or abuse Creation. There is the utopian dream of returning the Earth to … [Read more...]
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Thursday, March 18, 2010
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ATHENS -- The Georgia football team took the field Thursday for two and a half hours at the Woodruff Practice Fields for the third time this spring.
Following the practice, Georgia Head Coach Mark Richt said the team displayed positive energy and effort. Defensive Coordinator Todd Grantham agreed with Richt's assessment on how much effort the players are putting into learning the new system.
"We need to come to work everyday and understand where we need to improve and understand the concepts," Grantham said. "Once we understand the concepts then we can start adding things and the guys can start playing at a faster pace. Overall I've been pleased with the effort and what I've seen out there."
Grantham added that one reason for the positive effort is how every player has come into the spring with equal opportunity.
"Anytime a guy feels like he has a chance to be a starter then they will be excited," Grantham said. "Also, everyone is working hard to find their role. The players are showing us how they are going to play, learn, and hustle to the ball."
Georgia will return to the practice fields Saturday morning wearing full pads for the first time this spring.
ATHENS -- The University of Georgia unveiled new rules Thursday designed to protect the school's North Campus from excessive trash dumping and destruction of lawns by pregame tailgaters at football games.
University President Michael Adams said last year he was dismayed at the amount of trash generated on North Campus before games. Tailgaters also trampled and killed wide expanses of grass.
A committee of university administrators produced a set of rules on Thursday that ban tents, kegs, generators, televisions, amplified music, grills and cookers, tables longer than 4 feet and household furniture from North Campus.
Tailgaters also won't be allowed to set up until four hours before kickoff.
University officials say some rules will be enforced in all campus parking areas, including a ban on golf carts.
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- COLLEGE FOOTBALL NOTEBOOK: Richt pleased with UGA's spring practice; Auburn sets date to visit White House ( April 21, 2011 )
- COLLEGE FOOTBALL NOTEBOOK: Dungy visits Dogs in Athens; Ga. Tech's Drummond suspended; UF players applaud Meye's attack on reporter ( March 26, 2010 )
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- Marcum progressing; start of season up in air
- Cubs claim De La Cruz, clearing spot in 'pen
- Last call
SURPRISE, Ariz. -- No news did not feel like good news Friday for Brewers reliever Brandon Kintzler, who didn't get the answers he was looking for about lingering discomfort in his right elbow.Kintzler underwent tests the day before to determine if there was nerve damage in the joint, the subject of surgery last summer to insert a screw. "Everything tested fine, so I'm speechless for what my symptoms are," Kintzler said. "[The Brewers] want me to work through it. I'm going to try to get a second opinion." He may see Reds physician Dr. Tim Kremchek, who helped diagnose Kintzler's fractured elbow last year. Kintzler had surgery in late July to insert a screw and reported to camp as a strong candidate for an Opening Day bullpen spot. That bid is in serious jeopardy given his ongoing symptoms. But Brewers manager Ron Roenicke characterized Friday's test result as good news. "Everything's fine," Roenicke said. "All the nerves are working properly, so everything's good. We'll get him back out on the mound again, start getting him ready to get through it and throw. It should clear his mind that there's nothing in there that's wrong." Kintzler was not convinced. "I don't know what I'm supposed to do," he said. "Obviously, I look like an idiot. I know my body, I just don't know what to do. Hopefully, we can get it all figured out. ... I just want peace of mind before we start doing something."
Marcum progressing; start of season up in air
SURPRISE, Ariz. -- Shaun Marcum came out of Thursday's 35-pitch bullpen session "feeling good," but manager Ron Roenicke conceded there's a chance the right-hander will miss his first turn through the Brewers' rotation.Marcum has been treated for shoulder stiffness this spring and has yet to pitch in the Cactus League. He is expected to throw live batting practice to hitters on Sunday, Roenicke said, before coaches determine when to slot Marcum into a game. The Brewers still won't rule out Marcum for the Opening Day roster, though Roenicke said there was a chance that another righty, Marco Estrada, will have to make Marcum's first start.
"If Marcum stays on schedule, his pitch count would not be up there that high," Roenicke said. "Again, he can pitch that way, and he can give us whatever it's going to be -- five, six innings. We'll have to look at what we think is more important. We certainly don't want to push him to make that first start."Estrada started a split-squad game in Tucson against the Mariners on Friday. The decision on Marcum will come down to his health and how he commands the ball in his Cactus League outings. "I want him confident going into the season," Roenicke said.
Cubs claim De La Cruz, clearing spot in 'pen
SURPRISE, Ariz. -- The race for openings in the Brewers' bullpen lost a competitor Friday, when the Cubs claimed right-hander Frankie De La Cruz off waivers, clearing a spot on Milwaukee's previously full 40-man roster.The Brewers had determined De La Cruz, who has no Minor League options, was no longer a bullpen candidate. They hoped he would clear waivers and accept a starting assignment at Triple-A Nashville. "He was a guy that we liked for depth, and we wish we could have had him staying," Brewers general manager Doug Melvin said. "But in this situation, with a player who is a little bit older, I'm glad he can stay in the big leagues with somebody." De La Cruz was 7-6 with a 3.88 ERA last season at Triple-A Nashville, mostly as a starter, before a promotion to Milwaukee. He posted a 2.77 ERA in 11 big league relief appearances. This spring was not as smooth. De La Cruz faced 21 batters in three Cactus League outings, allowed hits to seven of them, walked three and hit two with pitches. He also threw two wild pitches and surrendered seven earned runs in 3 1/3 innings for an 18.90 ERA. The Brewers now have 39 players on the 40-man roster, giving Melvin some flexibility to make a move or to add a non-roster invitee to the Opening Day mix. In the latter group is veteran Cesar Izturis, who reported to camp a strong favorite for a spot on the bench because of his experience at shortstop. But Izturis has not been impressive defensively in Spring Training, and ESPN.com reported Friday that Melvin was eyeing other middle infield options. "A lot of teams are probably looking for that," Melvin said. With De La Cruz out, candidates for two open spots in the Brewers' bullpen include left-handers Zach Braddock and Manny Parra and right-handers Tim Dillard, Mike Fiers and Mike McClendon. Brandon Kintzler could join the mix if he can move past an elbow issue.
Last call
Outfielder Norichika Aoki said he's not worried about his Cactus League batting average, which stood at .167 (5-for-30) entering Friday's start against the Royals."On one hand, I would like to be able to show the manager and the coaches what I can do," Aoki said. "On the other hand, I understand this is Spring Training. What's important is starting from Opening Day. ... I usually don't put up the numbers in Spring Training." Brewers officials will meet Sunday morning to begin serious discussions about the Opening Day roster. Most of the team is set, though there are two openings in the bullpen and at least two on the bench.
Outfielder Carlos Gomez was scratched from Friday's game against the Royals. A Brewers spokesperson cited a stomach bug.
Adam McCalvy is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, Brew Beat, and follow him on Twitter at @AdamMcCalvy. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Great Escape" Gulf/Beach Front, Pets, Wifi, New Refurb in Cape San Blas
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type House
- community Cape San Blas
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vacation rental description
**Fall Specials, all homes, give us a call or email for a quote**
***New upgrades include Tv's, carpet, paint, new molding/baseboards, lighting, sofas (coming) & More!*** Very nice! *** Lots more photos can be seen on our website
'Great Escape' - Gulf Front 2 bedroom, 2 full baths. Our Great Escape beach cottage is not only perfect for a couple looking for some quiet together time alone at the beach, it's also prefect for two couples sharing a vacation or a smaller family group during prime rental weeks; it is a great value for a true Gulf Front vacation rental home. Great Escape is directly on the beach and has fantastic views! Sleeps 6.
We have two queen bedrooms, and the gulf front queen master has a private bath. Also has a new sofa sleeper in the living room.
Great Escape has a screened deck off the living room and gulf front master bedroom, an additional sun deck and a screened area under the home. The beach in front of Great Escape is wide, has the northern Cape's beautiful white powder sand and of course, the northern Cape's beautiful sunsets.
Gulf Front beach rental, Pet Friendly, panhandle, forgotten coast, vacation rental, cape san blas, emerald coast, gulf coast, gulf of mexico, beautiful beach
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Last modified on 08-22-2014 at 10:25 AM.
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Teresa Pierce 850-229-1522
house rental amenities
- New Upgrades, decor as of Jan 2014
- Gulf/Beach Front beautiful view
- Screened Porch
- Sun Deck
- Fully well stocked kitchen
- Washer & Dryer
- grill charcoal
- microwave
- dishwasher
- central heat/AC
- boardwalk to beach
- outdoor hot cold shower
- free wireless internet and US long distance
activities and attractions in Cape San Blas Gulf Coast North
Watching Sunsets from the decks, inside the home or on the beach. Shelling, dolphin watching, fishing, scalloping, swimming, boating, kayaking, canoing, hiking, bird watching, nature loving. Rentals available right on Cape San Blas. Golf is within 20 minutes, Choose from a multitude of great dining locations within a 10 to 30 minute drive. Numerous Charter Fishing operators from 10 to 30 minutes.
St Joseph State Park - 2 miles
Port St Joe - 13 miles
Historic Apalachicola - 30 minutes
Mexico Beach - 30 minutes
Panama City - 60 minutes
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2014 Rates Rents Sat to Sat
Spring $1350-1710/wk starts Mar 1
Summer $2250/wk starts May 24
Fall $1350-1710/wk starts Aug 16
Winter $990-1350/wk starts Oct 26
Monthly Jan/Feb only $2430/4 wk period
Additional Fees: Taxes, pet fee if applicable
Teresa Pierce 850-229-1522
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Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Cape San Blas
- Relax
- Beautiful Sunsets
- Famiily Time
- Scallop
- Fish
Top things to do with a family
- Making Memories
- Shelling/finding Treasures
- Ghost Crab Chasing
- building sand castles
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Shock Top Honey Bourbon Cask Wheat - Anheuser-Busch
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Ratings: 285 | Reviews: 64 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by AP224:
2.75/5 rDev +22.2%
04-04-2014 20:15:56 | More by AP224
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1.75/5 rDev -22.2%
03-24-2014 12:31:06 | More by tectactoe
4/5 rDev +77.8%
06-21-2014 21:28:48 | More by jonny1138
1/5 rDev -55.6%
07-10-2014 03:52:46 | More by chip26
New York
2.46/5 rDev +9.3%
Presentation: It was poured from a brown 12 oz bottle into a tall pilsner glass.
Appearance: It has a very thick and cloudy look with some carbonation and an orange amber color. An aggressive pour makes for a tall white soapy head which fades out quickly leaving no lacing at all.
Smell: The aroma has lots of sweet maltiness with a heavy dose of clover honey and bready notes.
Taste / Palate: It's flavor starts off a big sweet mess. It is a very odd sweetness that somehow makes me think of sweet potatoes covered in honey and marshmallows then spiced with cardamom and cinnamon. Mid way though an odd bitterness moves in and brings a light woody oak musty note. It also brings along some dry herbal/leafy bitterness into the finnish. It's full bodied and complex but not in a good way. The palate feels smooth, full and a little slick which makes it less drinkable.
06-04-2014 07:58:07 | More by generallee
New Hampshire
2.15/5 rDev -4.4%
Really creepy faux honey flavor, and l did not taste any bourbon cask flavor at all. Although I drank an entire bottle in hopes of "acquiring a taste" for it since it was "something different" for me, I would never drink this again. This seems to be an epic attempt to cover many flavor profiles to please many, but it probably pleased not a single soul. Sorry, but this is a total bust for me.
05-14-2014 22:13:04 | More by ThisLadyLovesBeer
1.93/5 rDev -14.2%
12oz brown bottle with a freshness date.
Not much of a head, decent lacing. Hazy light amber hue. Odd perfume-like nose, cloying with faux booziness. Flavor is pretty much the same ... odd perfume-like flavor. Honey? I guess. Bourbon Cask flavor ... sure but it seems really force and yet again, odd. Belgian inspired wheat? No way. Some of the masses will fall for this one but in the end this is an outright failed attempt to be "crafty".
03-16-2014 01:10:52 | More by Jason
New Jersey
2/5 rDev -11.1%
04-25-2014 22:13:58 | More by ImFlyerThanYou
West Virginia
1.81/5 rDev -19.6%
Look Shock Top and Honey Bourbon Cask Wheat have all bad connotations. Starting with their first Bourbon cask winter ale. This looks nice though a deep honey golden orange glazed hue with a bright white head forming thick, fine speckled lacing left behind.
Aroma has honey nut cheerio grain notes, with big perceived sweetness and hints of oak barrel offerings there's nothing that makes me scream bourbon. A bit of orange peel is detected with those creamy characteristics.
The first sip is a cloying honey oak note that lingers with the honey notes just dripping down each layer of every sip it's horrible. Horrible artificial bourbon barrel notes in this honey drenched wheat ale it's an abomination of a beer.
Mouthfeel is cloying in every aspect if this beer doesn't induce the gag reflux something is wrong with your palate, honest to god...it numbs your tongue with alcohol notes and citrus peel while the honey gets caught in the back of the throat nearly inducing you to want to vomiting.
Overall, this beer is a drain pour from the second you start sipping until the end, AB would have to pay me money to give any positive review notes on this beer a completely hideous beer experience that the big boys can keep for themselves.
04-03-2014 19:47:47 | More by WVbeergeek
2/5 rDev -11.1%
08-22-2014 19:20:12 | More by jmrybak
1.75/5 rDev -22.2%
04-15-2014 00:49:44 | More by cmwilliq
1/5 rDev -55.6%
07-25-2014 23:44:21 | More by richkrull
New Jersey
2/5 rDev -11.1%
03-13-2014 22:41:36 | More by acurtis
2.25/5 rDev 0%
04-27-2014 15:01:19 | More by nhirsch04
4.4/5 rDev +95.6%
08-11-2014 19:55:05 | More by Jballew816
2.75/5 rDev +22.2%
04-15-2014 00:54:02 | More by marmstrong1212
New Jersey
1.25/5 rDev -44.4%
03-12-2014 01:17:25 | More by eb1993nj
3/5 rDev +33.3%
08-11-2014 01:18:57 | More by wiseguywood
2.53/5 rDev +12.4%
12 ounce bottle poured into a pint glass.
A - Hazy orange with a fleeting head and moderate lacing.
S - A floral - honey smell dominates.
T - Very sweet from honey with what seemed like a bit of a maple syrup finish.
M - Surprisingly thin with little body and very moderate carbonation.
O - A bit of a disappointment considering the hype. Not "bad" but just not good. I won't be buying this one again.
03-22-2014 10:25:44 | More by Retroman40
1.25/5 rDev -44.4%
06-18-2014 07:10:56 | More by beerbrains
North Carolina
3/5 rDev +33.3%
03-22-2014 23:01:00 | More by tdm168
2.75/5 rDev +22.2%
04-01-2014 08:30:03 | More by dertyd
1.63/5 rDev -27.6%
Pours a cloudy piss yellow. Limited lace.
Smells more of sweet honey than beer (or bourbon, for that matter). I dunno. Never experienced anything like this one before.
Tastes like a honey-infused sweet soft drink. Plenty of vanilla, but the "bourbon" character is virtually nonexistent . This one drinks more like a cream soda. A weird, off-balance cream soda. Not beer. Just no.
04-06-2014 21:14:28 | More by secondtooth
3.63/5 rDev +61.3%
Shock Top Honey Bourbon Cask Wheat
12 oz. brown bottle, dated "14114 BE 0"
$8.49/six pack @ Publix, Hillsborough Ave., Tampa, FL
Appearance: Hazy, orange, golden, and amber body (it looks like honey) beneath a short head of frothy white. Head retention and lacing are average.
Smell: Sweet, honey, cereal, wheat, wood, some Bourbon, oak, floral. Interesting, and welcoming.
Taste: Surprisingly not at all as sweet as the nose suggests. In fact it's a touch tangy upfront. Grain and caramel notes follow, and then oak and dryness going into the finish with a dusting of spiciness. The honey returns, and then the Bourbon becomes very clear, backed by oaky dryness. As you progress through the glass the spiciness rises, lingering on your palate.
Mouthfeel: Light/medium in body with a very fine bubbled moderate carbonation.
Overall: Unique. Interesting. The blend of honey and Bourbon is interesting, and the spice really rounds it out. Worth trying.
07-02-2014 14:06:27 | More by NeroFiddled
New Jersey
1.66/5 rDev -26.2%
What the **** ?
This is one strange brew.
It has a cloudy, hazy orange color of an unfiltered wheat beer.
I smell something sweet, but I can't identify what it is.
It has a watery mouth feel. Sweetness, from the honey.
I get some wood and vanilla on the back end.
It leaves an odd after taste after the swallow.
The flavors do not work well together and it is a chore just to finish one of these.
Anheuser-Busch can and does make good beers,
I am not one to hate a beer just because it is from one of the big brewers.
But this beer is awful.
Should be avoided at all costs!
03-19-2014 01:39:42 | More by JohnFatAss
Shock Top Honey Bourbon Cask Wheat from Anheuser-Busch
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Some years ago I had some Conch fritters. Now just how do you make these? I am sure that you could fritter just about anything but what do you use for a recipe for the batter?
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A New Jersey judge rules that a group of Hunterdon teens who allegedly bullied a classmate can be sued by their school.
It all started when a 17-year-old claimed other students tormented him for four years between the fourth and eighth grades.
The teen sued the school under the state's strict anti-bullying law for failing to intervene after the alleged bullying was reported.
There is a lot to this story, so "Good Day Philadelphia" brought in attorney Heather Hansen to help us break it down.
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Henrietta Bromwell may have made the errors in 1926. As a direct decendant of Mark L. Blunt and Melinda Jane Stout, their son Laurence Calvin Blunt, and his son, my father, Robert M. Blunt I have family documents, newspaper obituaries, know where graves are located, and have pictures of grave markers with dates enscribed upon them. If the errors cannot be correced then the Denver Public Library should at the very least have an addendum (particularly online) with the corrections.
Bromwell is of no relation and documents in my possession from 1859 will not last forever. We tried to donate things to the Golden Pioneer Museum run by the DAR but politics and greed resulted in the City of Golden filing litigation. The Colorado Historical Society has some items but they store them never to be seen or trade them to other museums so the true Colorado history is lost.


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Fascist Canada Declares Man too Fat to be a Father
Though he has committed no crime, and the courts find his home suitable, a Canadian father has lost custody of his children. His "crimes"? Being too fat, too strong, and playing video games.
If government considers you too fat, can they take away your children
In Canada, the answer, unbelievably, is yes.
According to the Ottawa Citizen, that's just what happened to a 38-year-old father in Ottawa, Canada.
The judge in the case ruled that the man's children would be put up for adoption, claiming that the man could not be both a father and an obese man working on a weight loss program.
"[The father's] weight loss regime is itself a full-time job," opined Superior Court "Justice" M. James. "So is parenting two high-needs children. One will inevitably have to give ground to the other."
Given that this man is watching the state kidnap his children, it should come as no surprise that he dislikes the government criminals that are torturing him and his family. This too, however, was used against him.
The Ottawa Citizen reported: "In the judge's ruling, the father was described as a 'loving' and 'intelligent' father who held deep hatred for the Children's Aid Society of Ottawa."
The paper continued: "The ruling noted that the man had 'angry outbursts' at CAS workers and threatened to go on a hunger strike if he lost custody of his sons."
Being overweight and harboring displeasure against the state are not the only "crimes" this man is guilty of in the eyes of the Canadian courts. While the state admitted that the unnamed father, who must remain anonymous under Canadian law, was not guilty of any actual abuse of his children and maintained a "suitable" home, he nonetheless was guilty of engaging in "gaming," much to the horror of the apparent technophobes of the court.
Again, according to the Ottawa Citizen: "The ruling also noted that the 38-year-old father showed no signs of abuse toward the boys and that he was an avid gamer, playing World of Warcraft, the popular video-fantasy game, for up to 24 hours at a time. (He contends he played it once a week from 10 p.m. to 4 a.m.)"
Additionally, this particular father has committed the crime of being too strong. Again, the Citizen: "The ruling also noted that the father didn't know his own strength, with child-welfare workers re-porting that they felt pain from his handshake alone."
Really? A firm handshake used to be a virtue. Apparently not in Canada.
This ridiculous and tyrannical court still wasn't finished. It also dredged up the past and mentioned that the man used to smoke marijuana, though chief kidnapper M. James admitted that his victim had at present "achieved stability in his personal life." But, the court convicted him of future acts which both have not yet occurred and would not be a crime even if they did. As the Citizen reports, the ruling predicted that the man's home might not be suitable for his children in the future because he might need to take on a roommate to pay the rent.
The court in the case appears to be carrying out its vengeful verdict on behalf of the government health system that was spurned by the father. In a court-ordered medical assessment a doctor opined: "Once again, [the father's] strong personal beliefs on issues, including weight loss, make it difficult for him to accept the opinions of specialists...."
Continuing, the doctor wrote: "[The father's] health issues are magnified by his anti-authoritarian traits...."
Finally, the truth: This man is being persecuted by the state because he prefers to exercise his God given freedoms, freedoms which the Canadian government does not recognize as legitimate and which it seems to fear.
Canada is not the only Western nation to engage in state-sanctioned kidnapping. Sweden, for instance, has actively destroyed many families, most famously that of Domenic Johanssen. Similarly, the Netherlands has engaged in terror campaigns against families there, most notably against sixteen-year-old Laura Dekker and her family.
In the wake of the ruling authorizing the kidnapping his children, the victim of the totalitarian government of Canada has promised that he will embark on a hunger strike, saying that he is going to starve himself to death.
"The whole country will see exactly how serious I am," he said.
If he succeeds in his quest, the Canadian courts will then have committed another crime as well, that of murder.
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Wow! Really? And here, I've heard so many good things about Canada. It appears that their government is as crazy as everyone's. A man can't lose weight and raise children at the same time? Madness, and another horrific example of government overreach into private and family lives. Shameful. Government out of family life where they absolutely do not belong! When will we the people demand the sanctity of family again? How long will we wait? This is an international trend and a disaster for the species.
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(CBS 8) - Thousands of meals are packed and ready to feed hungry Southern California kids.
Campus crusade volunteers, totally 750, gathered at the Town and Country Resort to pack healthy meals for the non-profit organization Feeding Children Everywhere.
The meals will be delivered to schools across Southern California.
"That'll go into crisis food pantries in the public schools. So, there for children that maybe wouldn't have access to food at night or they don't have access to food on weekends," explained David Green the COO for Feeding Children Everywhere.
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You've always wanted to visit Montreal? Good news, now you have an excuse! The 2011 annual meeting of the Canadian Association for Physical Anthropology will be held in Montreal, from October 26 to the 29.
The organizing committee is inviting submission for oral or poster presentations. We also welcome proposals for symposia. Please note that the deadline for symposia propositions is now July 28, 2011. All abstracts (in English or French) must be submitted by September 7, 2011. Please visit our web site for further information (www.capa2011.umontreal.ca). We are looking forward in welcoming you in Montreal!


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A power struggle at the Vermont Statehouse: Vermont senators are selecting a leader.
Senate President Pro Tem John Campbell asked his colleagues for another shot. But he faced a challenge for the first time.
Unlike the Senate we grew to understand and many senators grew frustrated with last session, Tuesday these Democrats worked together quickly and efficiently to select a leader.
Every two years the majority party in the Senate meets before the legislative session to select a candidate as the president pro tempore of the Senate. This leadership position helps manage and dictate priorities for the Senate.
Sen. Ann Cummings was determined to send a message of disapproval Tuesday. She told her colleagues that during her 16 years as a senator this was the first time she didn't feel proud to be a Vermont senator.
"Like when you got to the floor they would take a half an hour before deciding what bill to take up. That means people had to shut down committees early and time is of the essence, especially toward the end of session," said Cummings, D-Washington County.
"The important aspect of this though is where you go from there, do you learn from perceptions of some problems in your organization," said Campbell, D-Windsor County.
While Campbell was selected as president pro tem again by the Democrats, this race is not yet over with. Sen. Diane Snelling, a Republican, plans to run against Campbell formally in January when the 2013 session starts. She, too, is frustrated with dysfunction and wants to restore process to the Senate.
Now, we've heard murmurs that if senators really want to send a message, they'll choose Snelling over Campbell. Though with 23 Democrats and seven Republicans it's unlikely that will happen.
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Comet Pan-STARRS will be quite visible to the unaided eye through mid March.
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In addition to a thrilling variety of outdoor activities, Telluride hosts over 30 summer festivals.
Try your luck on true wild trout streams with rainbows, cutthroat, brown and brook trout. Most fishing spots are within a half-hour of the Inn. Half-day all-inclusive trips to private waters, and rod and reel rentals are available. Elk's Pond in Mountain Village and Telluride Town Park Pond are stocked for children's fishing.
Mountain Biking
Rent a bike and ride to nearby beginner/expert alpine trails or take on the rugged trails of the ski mountain via free gondola. Take the easy way down with a tour from Lizard Head Pass down to the Telluride valley, featuring alpine lakes and historic sites. This trip includes professional guide, transportation, snack, bike and helmet. Custom guided trips to the backcountry are offered for experienced mountain bikers.
Hiking Adventures
Hiking among alpine wildlife, wildflowers, rushing waterfalls and experiencing the fresh mountain air is a cure-all for hectic, busy lives. Our concierge desk will be glad to give you directions for all types of hikes from easy to difficult. Half-day guided hikes offer information on history of the area, flora and wildlife in addition to snacks and transportation arrangements. Free hikes are offered Monday through Friday on the Ridge Trail at the Nature Center, via gondola.
White-Water Rafting/Kayaking
The San Miguel River, one of the last un-dammed, wild rivers in the Southwest, offers splashy, fast-action rafting from May to July. Half-day trips and full-day trips include professional guide, transportation, splash jacket, splash pants, river booties, snack and gratuity. Overnight raft trips are available on the San Juan and Dolores Rivers. Black Canyon of the Gunnison provides the premier whitewater experience. Kayaking trips and lessons are available.
Walking Tours of the Telluride Historic District
A tour of the historic district will show you where Butch Cassidy carried out his first bank robbery and Telluride's "sporting district" where "ladies of the evening" entertained. You'll learn about a gun-slinging Town Marshall and a young town lawyer who changed the world by developing the first long-distance alternating current power plant in Telluride. Free self-guided walks can be found in the Telluride Visitor Guide.
4 x 4 tours to historic mining ruins, ghost towns and some of the most scenic vistas in North America area are offered by guides well versed in local lore. Tours to the top of Bridal Veil Falls at sunset feature spectacular views of Telluride's magnificent glacial canyon.
Glider Rides
For thrilling, adventurous, silent flight over the mountaintops and deep valleys of Telluride, glider rides are offered by experienced mountain pilots from the Telluride Regional Airport. Instruction also available.
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If you're looking for a real "wild west cowboy" experience, then horseback riding at Roudy's stables is the place for you. On a high mesa with jaw-dropping views of the Telluride valley and snow-covered peaks, Roudy offers guided two-hour group and private trail rides. Transportation to Roudy's Stables may be arranged with your concierge.
Adventure Rock
Children and adults will enjoy beginner to expert routes on this man-made boulder in the center of Mountain Village. Adventure Rock is free and open to the public daily at 12:30 pm with supervision. Weekend competitions include climbing gear for competitors.
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Those with interests in archaeology, geology and biology will learn much for local guides who have devoted their lifetimes to these passions. Herb Walks and Geology tours offer a wealth of in-depth knowledge about the Telluride area. Custom trips available.
National Parks, Scenic Byways, Native American Sites, Hot-Springs
Some of the nation's most spectacular National Parks are within 2 hours of Telluride including Mesa Verde in Cortez and Black Canyon of the Gunnison in Montrose. Canyon of the Ancients National Monument and Hovenweep ruins are located near Dolores. The San Juan Skyway and Unaweep Tabeguache By-ways are outstanding routes with remarkable scenery, historic and geologic sites. The Anasazi Heritage Center in Dolores, Ute Tribal Park and Crow Canyon Archeological Center offer educational digs, museum artifacts and tours. Several natural hot springs are located within an hour and a half from Telluride.
Telluride Historical Museum
The Telluride Historical Museum, located in old turn-of-the-century Telluride Hospital tells of the Ute Indians, who summered in this valley before the discovery of silver and gold and of Telluride's colorful mining era. Audio walking tours available.
Wildlife Viewing
Elk herds and mule deer can be sighted from the golf course and grazing on the valley floor. Lynx, bobcats, black bear and mountain lions stay in the backcountry and are occasionally spotted from the gondola. Beaver, songbirds, tree frogs, badgers, ducks, geese and coyote are prevalent. Colorado bluebirds are especially vibrant in summer. Take a nature walk along the San Miguel River or visit the Nature Center at the top of the gondola.
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This is a great way to get around town by standing and steering a Segway Human transporter, a self-balancing personal transportation (maximum speed 12.5 mph) vehicle.
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No5 Chambers offers a comprehensive across-the-board legal service while developing strong working relationships with its clients and delivering the highest standards of advocacy and client service.
This large set has four offices in Birmingham, London, Bristol and the East Midlands. Paul Bleasdale QC is the head of Chambers and Tony McDaid is the practice director. Throughout its 100-year history, No5 Chambers has developed a reputation for breaking new ground and continues to be regarded as a progressive and forward-thinking set, maintaining its success in traditional sectors of law while offering specialist advice and representation at the cutting edge of newly evolving areas.
With over 230 barristers, including 26 silks, No5 prides itself on forming partnerships with solicitor clients and other professionals. In late 2007, it announced its strategic alliance with the first Chinese law firm to set up in the UK, ZLWD, and in October 2009, No5 hosted its Gateway to India Conference in New Delhi.
In 2011 No5 joined the Turkish British Chamber of Commerce and Industry, cementing its growing links with Turkey and taking further steps in its plan to provide its services to global markets. Chambers has associate tenants in Dubai, Spain, Cayman, Hong Kong, Singapore and India and is keen to develop further links particularly in the fields of construction, international arbitration and commercial work.
Dedicated specialist clerking teams based at all four offices have detailed knowledge of the individuals and groups they manage and support, and are available to advise clients on the most suitable counsel for a particular case.
A highly respected set, No5 Chambers remains a well-reputed provider of informative and topical seminars, allowing the latest issues and developments to be discussed with highly qualified speakers and sector experts. Many members of Chambers write or contribute to legal textbooks and specialist journals.
The set has recently launched a pioneering not-for-profit referral company.
Further details on No5 and its members can be found on its website www.no5.com.
News from No5 Chambers
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By Nancy R. Elliott
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---- — ANDERSON — Knit one, purl two. Or was that knit two, purl one? With no less than 1,600 hats behind her, it's a mystery how Carolyn Riley manages to keep track. The woman doesn't leave home without her knitting needles.
"That is my waiting time and my navigational time," said Riley. That means that if she's in a waiting room, she's knitting. And while her husband of 51 years, Rich, is driving, she navigates while she knits.
She rarely knits at home, so her knitting supplies are gathered in a big bag, ready to go with her out the door. Inside the bag are her bamboo needles, circularly connected with nylon.
"I never know how long I'm going to have to sit and wait," said Riley.
Riley, 73, remembers knitting in her teens. Born and raised on a Grant County farm, her mother taught her the craft. Once she started, she was on a roll. By the time she graduated from high school in Fairmount, her knitting career was launched, including sweaters, baby blankets, hats and scarves.
"She knitted me a sweater when I was about 20," husband Rich recalled the bright red sweater that didn't quite fit.
"I ended up ripping that sweater out and making something else with it," Riley said, laughing.
Nowadays, Riley mostly knits caps — a lot of them. She launched her charitable cap effort in 2005.
"I saw an article in a magazine about chemo caps," said Riley. "I went online and got the pattern."
Riley knitted up about a hundred hats. A friend from church, Belinda Gillaspey, was a nurse in the outpatient oncology unit at St. John's (now St. Vincent Anderson Regional Hospital). Riley approached her to see if the hospital patients undergoing chemotherapy could use the caps. Riley's been making deliveries ever since.
"I've always enjoyed knitting and it's something I can do to help somebody else," said Riley.
Each of the caps that Riley knits is unique. If she makes solid colors caps, they are knit in different patterns. She may mix in stripes of other colors of yarn left over from other projects.
"I do not intentionally make any two alike," said Riley. "I do different stitches. I try to make every one different."
It takes Riley anywhere from a half-hour to a little more than two hours to make a cap, depending on the complexity of the pattern.
"I have my pattern in my fingers I've made so many," said Riley. She makes one size for women, and another for men, using very soft, synthetic yarns. Riley has allergies of her own, which makes her thoughtful about the materials she uses in her creations for others.
A few years ago, Riley also started making hats for Man4Man Ministries, a rehabilitation agency for ex-offenders in Anderson.
"They've had people come in with nothing," said Riley. The hats are set out at the facility. "If the fellow needs it, he takes it."
"Carolyn's a special lady," said Jeffrey Dowers, of Man4 Man. "We deal with a lot men who are homeless, transient, have very little resources …. It makes a huge impact on their comfort. And knowing they're homemade – that adds a little warmth, too …. The guys wear them all winter."
Riley knitted her way through life. That included earning degrees at Ball State University, having a career as a teacher in Indianapolis, and raising three kids. Riley and her husband moved to Anderson in 2000.
The pair are actively involved In First Friends Church, helping out with the food pantry there for more than 10 years. The couple was honored for all their charitable service with the Golden Hoosier award in 2012.
Riley is self-effacing about her charitable endeavors. "Those of us who do it think 'So what?'" For those gifted with the token of love and care from a stranger, however, it's priceless.
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QVC shares the concerns being raised around the unfortunate Paula Deen situation. QVC does not tolerate discriminatory behavior. We are closely monitoring these events and the ongoing litigation. We are reviewing our business relationship with Ms. Deen, and in the meantime, we have no immediate plans to have her appear on QVC.
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Beth Beck bundles up to walk her dog, Wister, Wednesday afternoon as the snow dumps on Cortez along Montezuma Avenue. Official snow total measured by Jim Andrus was 1.7 inches Wednesday and another 1.4 inches Thursday. For the month of February Cortez is at 92 percent of total moisture.
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A woman, two men and a child were in a home on SW 32nd Terrace in Cape Coral just before midnight Tuesday when four men shot out the front door window and entered the home, according to Cape Coral Police reports.
The female victim told police she heard a loud bang by the front door, then heard a second loud bang followed by the glass in the front door shattering, reports said.
A man dressed in all black with a ski mask on reached inside and opened the front door, reports said.
Three men came in after him and they were also all dressed in black with ski masks on. Three of the four suspects had guns and the fourth had a baseball bat, reports said.
She said the men appeared to all be white males and one had gold eyeglasses on.
The victim said the men wanted money, but she said she didn't have any to give them.
One of the suspects struck one of the men in the face with the bat. When she tried to stop them from striking her friend, the victim was hit in the hand with the bat.
The victim said the men grabbed a black lock box from her bedroom, fired a round off in the house and left the area.
The victim said the baseball bat was left at her house, reports said.
Police used a K-9 to track the suspects to the area of SW 32nd Terrace and SW 11th Place where they found footprints and tire tracks. Black gloves were also found at this location, reports said.
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Description:Keep Tampa Bay Beautiful presents the 26th Annual Hillsborough River & Coastal Cleanup followed by the Rollin� on the River Rally on September 21, 2013 at Lowry Park (7525 N. Blvd, Tampa).Hillsborough River & Coastal CleanupCleanup locations are available throughout Hillsborough County. Registration begins at 8:00am at the Lowry Park Boat Ramp for those who have not pre-registered. To pre-register, please visit our website at KeepTampaBayBeautiful.org. The cleanup begins at 9:00am at various sites along the Hillsborough River, Alafia River, Tampa Bay and other waterways. All volunteers must provide their own transportation!Rollin� on the River RallyThe Rollin� on the River Rally will take place at Lowry Park from 11:30am to 1:30pm featuring the Recycle Regatta, River Rat Challenge, live music, free food, and environmental educational booths. Volunteers are welcome to enjoy this free after party to say thank you for all you do to Keep Tampa Bay Beautiful!


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More than half of consumers are likely to watch video, so where's the influx of branded video?
Content brings dialogue, emotion, and relevance to the brand-customer relationship.
When it comes to targeting millennials, marketers may need to rethink their content marketing strategy.
Ultimately, the answer to the question of which metric is best for tracking content marketing performance is: It depends.
Panelists discussed the media consumption habits of millennials during Internet Week, touching on advertisers' and content marketers' options considering.
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) accepted a finalized settlement with Facebook today Aug. 9 that was proposed last November.
Research in the American Marketing Association's (AMA) Aug. 2012 edition of the Journal of Marketing Research provides a template for marketers to better understand trend speed and acceleration while filtering ...
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The Wargamer interviewed the developer of Flashpoint Campaigns: Red Storm.
The guys of On Target Simulation give us an idea of the development process and some info about the game. Read it here.
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The Wargamer interviewed the developer of Flashpoint Campaigns: Red Storm.
The guys of On Target Simulation give us an idea of the development process and some info about the game. Read it here.
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With To End All Wars releasing in less than a week, it is time to show you some more of this grand strategy title. We have made for you a short video, a more in-depth After Action Report and today, the Wargamer published an interview with the development team.
After months of intense testing and playing sessions by the Battle Academy 2 early adopters, we are happy to announce that the successful Early Access program is coming to an end, as we will be taking down the Early Access package from our stores next Monday. This will be your last chance to get the Early Access version of Battle Academy 2!
Space Program Manager unveils its multiplayer modes
Last week the Early Access program for Buzz Aldrin's Space Program Manager closed its doors. The game is now on the launch pad and the countdown has started. The official launch is scheduled for October 31st and engineers from Polar Motion are working hard to offer a safe and exotic flight to the players.
We are very pleased to announce, along with The Lordz Games Studio, the release of the 1.52 update for the iPad and PC versions of Commander: The Great War! This patch comes with loads of fixes and improvements for an enhanced gameplay experience.
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The City of Mexico Beach approved an ordinance Tuesday night that divides the job of the Department of Public Safety Chief into three separate positions. The council approved Ordinance 597 so the city will now have a police chief, a fire chief and an emergency services coordinator.
Before the change, the Chief of the Department of Public Safety oversaw all three departments, but in a December workshop, the council discussed the need to break up the role to alleviate the stress on current Chief Glen Norris.
Mayor Al Cathey said it won't cost the city any extra money.
The ordinance passed 3 to 1 with Councilman Jack Mullen absent and Councilwoman Tanya Castro voting no.
Castro told News 13 she didn't think the change made since because the three departments are small, and the city just swore in Norris.
Mayor Cathey said in light of recent problems in those departments, it's a good time for restructure.
The council also had a first reading of Ordinance 600, which if later approved, would eliminate compensation for volunteer firefighters and use those funds to purchase needed supplies and equipment.
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'Landlords from hell' plead guilty in four felony counts
Original post made on Jun 20, 2013
Read the full story here Web Link posted Thursday, June 20, 2013, 9:19 AM
on Jun 20, 2013 at 10:51 am
Glad they are being held accountable. There are many slumlords in Palo Alto too.
on Jun 20, 2013 at 11:52 am
These landlords were amateurs in how to manage property but sociopaths when it came to their interpersonal dealings. I wonder what the cost has been to the city & state to deal w/these horrible people?
on Jun 20, 2013 at 1:26 pm
We recently experienced an eviction from a stalker and peeping tom landlord with an Italian connection recently. Rising rents, thanks to the social media bubble, has brought out the worst cases of greed from these people. It's absolutely disgusting to kick long standing families out of the community, via stalking and intimidation, in order to make another $12,000 a year in rental income. I suppose it's their property, allowing them to do whatever they want, but they need to act like decent human beings still.
I now consider people that manage rental properties and house flippers on the same scale as ponzi scheme hedge fund managers and politicians.