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Essex Two Bedroom Townhouse
Two bedroom townhouse located in a triplex in Essex, just a short drive to shops, restaurants and schools. End unit. First floor open living and dining area, half bath with closet, and private patio overlooking shared yard. Recently updated floors, kitchen cabinets and bathroom vanity. Second floor has two good sized bedrooms with ample closet space, and full bathroom with tub. Hardwood floors throughout first floor and newly carpeted second floor. Basement bonus room and extra...View Details
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Newly Built Downtown Condo - Stratos Two Bedroom with Lake Views!
Be the first to live in this new luxury building in downtown Burlington! Within walking distance to shops, restaurants, waterfront, and bike path. This sunny open unit has gorgeous views of Lake Champlain and the Adirondacks. Featuring two bedrooms, including Master with two closets. Kitchen with stainless steel appliances and balcony. Washer/dryer in unit. Garage parking for 1 vehicle. Secure building with elevator. Rent includes trash/recycling and snow removal. Tenant responsible for...View Details
Newly Built 3 Bedroom South Village Duplex - Available Now!
Incredible opportunity to be the first to live in this newly built duplex in the desirable South Burlington South Village neighborhood! This gorgeous home features granite counters, hardwood floors throughout the open living space, gas fireplace in the living room, deck off the dining area with mountain views and additional front porch. First floor Master Suite, carpeted second floor with two bedrooms, and spacious finished basement with plenty of storage. Two car attached garage. The South...View Details
Newly Built 3 Bedroom South Village Duplex - Available September 1
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43B Franklin Street
2 Bedroom Apartment in Winooski
Come home to this charming apartment close to downtown Winooski and CCV. The apartment features 2 bedrooms and a full bath with recently installed hardwood floors. Open kitchen and living space with lots of light. Efficient Rinnai heater, spacious fenced backyard. Attached one car garage and space for an additional car in driveway. Laundry in basement with ample storage space. Rent includes: water/sewer, trash/recycling and lawn care. Tenant pays: electricity, natural gas and snow removal;...View Details
410 Farrell Street
South Burlington Eastwood Commons II One Bedroom + Office Condo
Fantastic opportunity to live within walking distance to shops and restaurants, as well as minutes from Route 89, downtown Burlington, and right off the bike path. This freshly painted third floor one bedroom condo has a sunny open floor plan, recently installed carpet throughout, bathroom with stacked washer/dryer, central air and office nook. Views of the Adirondacks from the bedroom! Secure building with lobby, elevator and fitness room. Heat, hot water, lawn care, snow removal, trash and...View Details
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Colchester Waterfont Home with Stunning Views!
Enjoy beautiful Lake and Adirondack views in this recently renovated 2000 SqFt waterfront ranch with 3 bedrooms and 2.5 baths on a quaint street in Colchester. Property features a bright and open floor plan with lots of natural light, newly installed hardwood floors throughout and recent carpeting in each bedroom. Wood burning fireplace in living room with built on either side. Cozy kitchen with breakfast bar opens to living and dining room. Large Master Bedroom with full bath and walk-in...View Details
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3 Bedroom Georgia House
Absolutely charming 3 bedroom Colonial home in the Forest Glen neighborhood in Georgia that is not to be missed. Two floors, large yard, plenty of storage, two car garage, and pet friendly! First floor mud room, laundry room and half bath, open floor plan with updated kitchen boasting granite counters and a gas range. Dining room off the kitchen. Laminate hardwood floors throughout the first floor. Three good sized carpeted bedrooms on the second floor and full bathroom with tub. Pet...View Details
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4 Bedroom Milton Ranch - Available September 5
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540 Golf Course Road
Spacious 3 Bedroom Golf Course Townhouse with Views!
Townhouse in the South Burlington Inverness neighborhood at Vermont National Country Club with panoramic views! Foyer with granite floors flows into the open dining & kitchen area with custom built-ins. Kitchen looks out upon private patio and yard. Large living area with two-sided gas fireplace. Second floor master suite with shower, double vanity and spa tub with gorgeous views. Beautiful hardwood floors throughout. Two car garage with built-in cabinetry and storage. Rent includes lawn...View Details
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Burlington City Bluffs Townhouse - 2br
602 North Ave: This bright and super convenient 2 bedroom, 3 (1 full, 2 half) bath townhouse is located in Burlington's New North End; right across the street from Burlington High School and North Beach. Hop on the Burlington Bike Path and ride South toward downtown or North to Colchester. FEATURES: This 3 level unit with recently installed hardwood floors has 1,236 square feet of living space. Huge living room with balcony with mountain views. Kitchen with cathedral ceiling, pantry,...View Details
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Charming Shelburne Home - Available Now!
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3 Bedroom Burlington Apartment
Convenient 3 bedroom Burlington apartment within walking distance to restaurants and shops. Short distance to downtown Burlington, 89, hospital and colleges. Second floor apartment with open large third floor living room! Recently updated hardwood floors throughout main living space. Eat-in kitchen with large window overlooking shared yard. Off-street parking for 3 cars. Rent includes: off-street parking, water/sewer, snow removal, lawn care, trash/recycling. Tenant pays: heat & hot...View Details
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Downtown Burlington Gem - Available Now
This lovingly maintained home has a recently updated kitchen with gas range and lots of counter space. Drink your morning coffee on the back porch off the kitchen overlooking the large yard that backs up to the City Reservoir. Or enjoy the spacious front porch surrounded by flowers. Four bedrooms, including large 3rd floor suite. One full bath on second floor. Half bath with washer and dryer on first floor off the kitchen. Basement workshop perfect for projects! Beautiful hardwood floors...View Details
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Waterbury Village Victorian Gem
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4 bedroom house in South Burlington Dorset Farms
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Spacious home in a great location!
Spacious home conveniently located near UVM, Fletcher Allen, I-89, shopping & restaurants! This location can't be beat. Open living/dining/kitchen area with lots of light and cathedral ceilings. Recently updated throughout. Updated kitchen with granite counters and stainless steel appliances. Cozy sun porch attached with gas fireplace, overlooking the private yard with views. Three good sized bedrooms - two freshly carpeted, hardwood floors in master. Finished basement with large...View Details
161 Austin Drive #123
Furnished 3 Bedroom Burlington Red Rocks Townhouse
Delightful 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath townhouse in the Redrocks neighborhood in Burlington's South End. Fully furnished & ready to move in! Bright open floor plan, kitchen with gas stove, and living room opening onto private deck. Balcony off the Master to enjoy gorgeous sunset views over the lake! Three floors with a bonus room and office on the ground floor. Fully carpeted. Easy access to bike bath and Lake Champlain. No pets. No smoking. No students. Available September, 2014...View Details
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Move-in ready! Furnished two bedroom plus office Shelburne townhouse in the delightful Harbor Crossing neighborhood. Walk to Shelburne Village shops and restaurants, school and recreation fields. Two floors, plenty of storage space, attached one car garage, and back patio overlooking a spacious lawn. First floor open living space with sunny four season porch off the dining area. Half bath and tiled entryway. Second floor has two bedrooms, one with a queen sized bed and the other with two...View Details
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Three men, who were arrested back in March after authorities say they tried to cash a fake check in Tell City are now facing federal charges.
"This kind of conduct may have occurred prior to their arrest in Tell City. As a result, the indictments returned do not represent the end of the investigation. In fact, in many respects, it really signals the beginning of an investigation about their whereabouts and their activities prior to their apprehension and arrest in Tell City," Hogsett says.
So far, we only know that these men attempted to cash fake checks at a bank in Cloverport, Kentucky and at the German American Bank in downtown Tell City.
Also, Shellenbarger says the suspects have already made an initial appearance in court, but a follow-up court date has not yet been set.
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Virginia and Virginia Tech both landed top-10 recruiting classes, according to Wrestling Insider Newsmagazine.
WIN ranked the Cavaliers' class eighth, the Hokies' ninth among all Division I programs. Virginia's class features three-time state champ Joe Martinez (133) from Greeley, Colo., and two-time state champs Patrick Gillen (197-Hvywt) from Shelton, Conn., and Ethan Hayes (Hvywt) from New Lebanon, Ohio.
David Wesley (157-165) from Richmond (St. Christopher's) was a two-time National Prep placewinner.
The Hokies' class features two pair of standouts from the same schools: two-time state champs Matt Stephens (165-174) and Nick Brascetta (141-149) from Graham High in St. Paris, Ohio, and three-time champs Bubba Scheffel (174) and Lex Ozias (141-149) from Southern Garrett in Oakland, Md.
Tech's class also includes three-time Colorado state champ Austin Gabel (184-197).
N.C. State had the No. 5 class, which features four-time Virginia state champ Henry Carlson from Cox in Virginia Beach. North Carolina had the No. 14-ranked class, while Maryland's class was 17th.
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Carol-Shea Porter: It will take compromise and courage to solve sequester impasse
On Tuesday, I went to the floor of the House of Representatives to say we should do more than just one simple vote a day (Tuesday's only real vote was to develop an academic competition, Monday's was to rename a flight facility), and that we really needed to work on the biggest issue - a sequester compromise.
Suddenly, Republican Speaker John Boehner walked in, repeated his comments about how the House had already passed two bills last Congress to avert the sequester, blamed the Democrats for holding out for a compromise bill, and departed.
While I was there to talk about a compromise to avoid the sequester, the Speaker, the only one who actually can make that happen in the House, basically told anyone watching CSPAN that he had already done his part, that he was finished.
So goes a typical day in Washington. A few insults are hurled at the Senate and around the House, and everyone goes home, a day's work left undone. No debate on jobs. No debate on fair and careful deficit reduction. No legislative solutions offered, none voted upon. And when the sequester hits if Congress does not compromise, we will see the consequences - jobs lost in New Hampshire and across America, many Americans finding it even harder to get by.
Remember the "jobs, jobs, jobs" campaign chant? I can't even hear a whisper of the word now in the House, because everyone is yelling so loudly about the sequester. Is there a path to a solution here? I do believe there is, but it will call for compromise and courage.
Both parties agree the debt is too large. We may not agree on what spending was necessary, but we all agree that going forward, we need to reduce the debt. Since Congress already passed a first round of cuts, amounting to $1.5 trillion in discretionary cuts (which caused the economy to contract last quarter), we should now compromise and limit and slow down a second round, so we can absorb it. We should scrutinize and reduce spending where appropriate, but do it gradually, so we do not shock the economy, increase joblessness, and slow down our recovery. The sequester will cut $85 billion this year, and $1.2 trillion over 10 years. That is too severe for a fragile economy.
The sequester will hurt both defense and domestic programs. The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office says the sequester will reduce economic growth in 2013 by one-third. These cuts will make us lose about a million jobs, force federal workers to take furloughs and lose 20 percent of their pay, and hack services that range from Meals on Wheels to school aid, from work at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard to work in the National Guard. Hospitals will suffer, nonprofits will struggle, and small and large businesses will feel the pain also, when people are laid off and cannot spend. Everyone will feel the pain eventually because the sequester calls for the axe to fall evenly across the federal government, half the cuts coming from defense and half coming from domestic programs. The only group that is happy about this is the group that largely caused this, the tea party. As the Washington Post reported on Tuesday, "Although Democratic and Republican leaders are pointing fingers, the tea party and its allies are happily accepting credit for the cuts."
While I believe that many members from both parties would like to work this out, Speaker Boehner and his leadership team control the House. They alone decide what bills will be put on the floor for a vote. To date, they have refused to allow votes on any plans to avert the sequester. They wouldn't even change the schedule so Congress can at least be in session today, the day the sequester hits. We cannot compromise if we aren't there, and we can't vote on a compromise if no compromise bills are brought to the floor for a debate and a vote.
Most Americans want Congress to work together. They want us to reduce costs and find revenue by stopping unnecessary subsidies. They want us to get the job done, but most members of Congress can only do what they are doing - sit, wait, and wonder why we can't have those debates and those votes. Debates and votes require courage and compromise. Maybe that's why we aren't having any, but Americans have a right to demand it.
Carol Shea-Porter represents the 1st District of New Hampshire in the U. S. House.
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Even hitmaking singer/songwriters with fantastic sex lives get the blues from time to time. Don't believe me? Just take a listen to The-Dream's latest single, Too Early, which finds the Radio Killa grappling with a potent cocktail of heartbreak, past-due bills and general malaise. Bart Schoudel teams up with the artist to create this record's bluesy instrumental backdrop, and Gary Clark, Jr. provides guest vocals. An official video by Stephen Garnett and Damien Sandoval rounds out the package. Fans can find this record and much more on Dream's IV Play LP, available now in stores and online.
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Rookie QB Nick Foles took the Eagles 51 yards down the field in nine plays, resulting in a field goal to take the early lead on Monday Night Football.
Cam Newton one-upped that on the Panthers first drive. Newton completed all three of his pass attempts (47 yards) as the Panthers drove 72 yards down the field, capped by this 24-yard TD pass to Panthers tight end. Gary Barnridge.
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The only thing I knew about James Garfield was he was once U.S. president. I would have struggled to write a fifth-grade report on him
But coming across Garfield's memorial on the U.S. Capitol grounds intrigued me into learning more. Turns out he was shot three months into his presidency in 1881 by a failed job applicant and died three months later at age 50.
And you thought today's economic times was tough.
The only clergy member to serve as president, Garfield is also the only person in U.S. history to be a Representative, Senator-elect and President-elect simultaneously. He was not only left-handed, but known to simultaneously write in Latin in one hand and in English with the other. (My handwriting looks like Latin, but is really English.) Garfield was related to a Mayflower passenger later convicted of murder.


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Dallas police are investigating the shooting death of a man who many considered a fixture in the neighborhood.
Officers found 62-year-old Nathan Dotson's body inside his home in the 4100 block of Ladale Drive around 10 p.m. Wednesday.
A neighbor called police after hearing gunshots and seeing several men running from the house. Police said the home had been ransacked.
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One woman said he helped her fill out social security papers shortly before the shooting.
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Forget West Brom's Great Escape of 2005 – this season will be known as the Miracle of 2014, if Sunderland survive!
That's the view of England winger Adam Johnson, after boss Gus Poyet's admitted a fortnight ago his side needed a 'miracle' to survive.
The 2004-05 season earned its tag when West Brom became the first team to have propped up the Premier League table at Christmas, but retained their place in the top flight.
And Sunderland are aiming to pull off the same Houdini act after spending Christmas Day bottom of the pile.
Poyet made his remark when the Black Cats were seven points from safety with six games to go.
Since then, Sunderland have produced back-to-back shocks by earning a draw at Manchester City and a win at Chelsea, to bring them within sight of safety going into this lunchtime's crunch clash with relegation rivals Cardiff City at the Stadium of Light.
And Johnson would love nothing more than to make those who were writing Sunderland off a couple of weeks ago eat their words.
He said: "The manager said a couple of weeks ago that we needed a miracle to survive, so assuming we stay up I suppose this would be known as the miracle season!
"When we look back, everyone wrote us off as dead and buried as recently as a fortnight ago after we lost against Everton and were seven points from safety with six games to go.
"But since then we've picked up a point at Manchester City and a win at Chelsea, and we're right back in with a chance.
"If we can do it, I suppose there will be a few people eating their words."
Poyet took over in October, with Sunderland without a win and six points from safety.
But in his six months in charge, the Black Cats have notched a derby double against Newcastle, beaten Manchester City and Chelsea in the league, overcome Chelsea and Manchester United in the cup, and reached the Capital One Cup final at Wembley.
And if Sunderland can round off the campaign by avoiding the drop, Johnson says it will be looked back upon as an unbelievable rollercoaster season – albeit, not one the Black Cats would want to repeat.
"I think, at the end of it all, if we stay up, it will probably be classed as an unbelievable season," said the 26-year-old.
"But I don't think we'd want too many more like this one – or the last one (when Sunderland stayed up with a game to spare), for that matter!
"I'd rather be sitting comfortably in midtable and enjoying the last few games.
"These kind of seasons are always memorable though, whatever happens on the last day or before that."
For the second successive season, Sunderland will go into May with their Premier League status hanging in the balance.
Last term, they were spared when Wigan's midweek defeat at Arsenal in the final week of the season was enough to ensure the Black Cats survived.
This time round it could go all the way to the last game, with the situation at the foot of the table so tight and with Sunderland, Fulham, Cardiff, Norwich, West Brom still in real trouble – while even Aston Villa and Hull were not yet safe going into the weekend.
But Sunderland can take a real stride towards safety today if they can follow their unlikely results away from home against the elite, with a win on home soil in their High Noon showdown with Cardiff.
Poyet says: "We just need to take this opportunity.
"I like to look at the opposition and check on them a lot and show plenty of things to the players.
"We try to have a certain way of playing but lately, it's been more about what we do."
Matters are at least in Sunderland's own hands, with – even after today's game – the Black Cats still with a game in hand of Fulham, Cardiff and Norwich.
"It is up to us now," said Poyet.
"And that is all we can ask for.
"If you had offered me this position a this stage of the season when I first came here, I would have taken it.
"And if you had offered it to me a fortnight ago, I would definitely have taken it!
"I don't know exactly how many points will be needed to stay up.
"I said a few weeks ago that I thought 36 or 37 would be enough, and I still think that will be about right – but I am not sure.
"What is certain though, is that our last two results have given us a real chance of staying up – a chance that not many people would have expected.
"We have to make sure we take this chance.
"We have had so many chances already and not taken them, but this is one we cannot allow to get away."


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Sharing bolts with Stemulation, the two climbs share characteristics in technicality. This one seems to be the most difficult of the two. Again the climb starts with a small crimpy overhang, turning into some stemming and technical movement up into a scoop. DON'T get suckered in after the 3rd clip. Although it is tempting to move into the dihedral, it's difficult to move anywhere once you are there! Crux comes after clipping the fourth bolt.
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The Cincinnati Bearcats open their 2012 season a week after most teams and they face a Pitt Panthers team that probably wishes it had an extra week to prepare for their season opener.
Big East football rivals clash Thursday night as Cincy hosts Pitt at Nippert Stadium (8 pm Eastern ESPN).
Earlier this week several online sportsbooks opened this game with the Bearcats favored by three or 3.5 points, and the 'over/under' set at 49. Cincy has since been bumped to -4 at most college football betting shops, while the total has dropped a half-point, to 48.5.
"The Bearcats have tallied a 5-9 against-the-spread record against conference foes over the last two years, which makes them vulnerable in this spot, especially due to their 0-2 ATS mark as home favorites of seven points or less in that span," said Jeff Grant of SBRForum.com.
Cincinnati returns 11 starters from a team that went 10-3 last year, tied for first in the Big East by going 5-2 in conference and beat Vanderbilt in the Liberty Bowl. Seven starters are back on a defense that held foes to 20 PPG and 95 rushing YPG last year.
But only four starters return on offense, as the 'Cats must replace QB Zach Collaros, RB Isaiah Pead and three starters along the O line. However, new starting QB Munchie Legaux (love that name!) did see some action last year, starting three games for an injured Collaros, throwing over 100 passes and running 40 times, so he doesn't exactly come into this season a virgin.
Pitt, meanwhile, is coming off a 31-17 upset loss to FCS Youngstown State in its debut game under new head coach Paul Chryst last week. The Panthers, as 18-point favorites, allowed the Penguins to rack up 381 yards of offense, 204 of those on the ground.
But part of that performance might be traced to the suspension of six players just hours before the game.
Word is those players are practicing, but we can't say yet if they've been reinstated for Thursday's game.
Coming into the season Pitt had 14 starters back from a team that went 6-7 last year, 4-3 in the Big East, including three-year starting QB Tino Sunseri, RB Ray Graham and three along the O line. But only five starters were back on defense.
Cincy-Pitt: Banging Heads
Starting in 2005 Pitt beat Cincy three times in a row, but the Bearcats have won three of the last four. The Panthers beat Cincy 28-10 two years ago, but the 'Cats won last year 26-23. Also, the road team has won the last three games in this series, but the home team is 4-1 ATS over the last five.
Free Pitt Cincy Pick: We expect improvement out of Pitt, so we're not sure who's going to win this game. But we do like the prospect of some points being scored, so we'll go with the 'over' at 48.5 at Bovada.
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The owners of AGROCOEX are motivated to support women, indigenous people and people with disabilities, believing those groups are at the greatest disadvantage during times of social and economic difficulty. As such, AGROCOEX decided to confront these socio-economic issues within their own community by creating objectives that align with the ideals of social justice and Fair Trade.
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A New Hampshire county attorney has been ordered off the job and banned from the courthouse amid an investigation into a complaint about management and operations of his office.
Rockingham County Attorney James Reams and Deputy Rockingham County Attorney Tom Reid were placed on paid leave, report Foster's Daily Democrat, the Newburyport News, Seacoast Online and the Associated Press.
New Hampshire Attorney General Joseph Foster and U.S. Attorney John Kacavas announced the developments on Thursday.
Two sources told Foster's the investigation involved allegations of sexual harassment and other improprieties. State Rep. Laura Pantelakos, D-Portsmouth, told Seacoast Online the complaints were based on allegations of unequal treatment by female lawyers in the office. She said two women had resigned and a third sent a letter of complaint to county commissioners.
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When the PC leadership race ends in a few weeks, Alberta could find itself governed by an unelected premier without a seat, chosen by a dwindling group of Tory loyalists.
For the most part, politicians are honest. Which is why those who take egregious advantage, the small minority, should receive far tougher justice
The fact that anyone in Ottawa would still protest at being asked to justify their spending shows how deeply the sense of entitlement remains ingrained.
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At least one Canadian columnist is not. Alison Redford may finally have hit rock bottom — but don't bet on it. And Manitoba's Premier boldly raises taxes ... the wrong way.
When the former premier initially declined to pay back the $44,000 price tag she incurred for travelling to Mandela's funeral, the public began to see glimmers of her inflated sense of entitlement. With this new A-G report, we have the full picture
Is Ontario's plan to treat 100 injured children in Canada a good use of resources — or mostly a way to make ourselves feel good? Plus: A bold new plan for dealing with Vlad Putin; some righteous mockery of supply management; and why even Alison Redford might not have been able to kill the Alberta Tories.
When real leaders make mistakes, they own them. "I was wrong, I made a mistake." But you rarely hear that. Instead, "mistakes were made." By someone, somewhere.
Whoever takes the Tory reins this fall faces a near-impossible task: completely rebranding the party from the ground up
Canadians deserve public officials who stay out of trouble, or barring that, public officials who at least have the good grace to know when it's time to go. Former Montreal mayor Gerald Tremblay knew when that moment had arrived. Pity he's proven so anomalous.
Having engineered an altogether staggering fall from grace, the former Alberta Premier finally resigns her seat. Some ruminations on the First World War and Canada's role therein. The Canada-Europe free trade deal nears completion. And the epic Anglo/Franco rap-off in Quebec continues.
All the main parties have professed their desire for more women in their caucuses, if only for gender balance. Just as long as no one expects the culture or performance to improve.
Surely there can't be worse revelations to come ... right? Plus: The virtues of the controversial First Nations Accountability Act, and a brief, horrifying update from Gaza.
Given the Alberta government's apparent death wish, the three PC leadership candidates may want to reassess how eager they are to risk being the person to end the four-decade dynasty.
Redford was made to talk about Albertans all day, every day during her leadership tenure; should she really have been made to talk to them, too?
Just when you think you've seen it all, we learn more about Alison Redford's spending habits. Parliament Hill staffers spend their summers editing Wikipedia — and watching their edits disappear. And why it's a bad thing we might not march into another "slaughterhouse" war.
If Jim Prentice becomes Alberta premier, he won't be taking over a party filled with new faces and vibrant ideas. It will be the same tired pack who have been trying to save a sagging party by picking new leaders.
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The province's Progressive Conservatives have become a spoils-of-power patronage machine of no discernible principles
Whether it was private flights for her and her daughter, or gold-plated severance packages for her staff, Ms. Redford was the embodiment of the fiscal irresponsibility her party has become known for.


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A Short List of iOS 7 Resources I've Found Useful
Few iOS 7 resources I've stumbled upon, mostly through Twitter. I will not include the obvious Apple ones, as you should have already read all of them by now, twice!
- ios7.io - A selection of iOS7 specific links covering icons, designs, apps, and much more.
- iMore.com - A collections of iOS 7 news from no other than Rene Ritchie.
- iOS 7 Apps Redesign - Various redesign of apps to match iOS 7 guidelines, with a screenshot of a before and after.
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Originally published: May 15, 2013 - 8:52 am
During his playing career at Arizona State, Andrew Walter made quite an impression.
In three years as the Sun Devils' starting quarterback, Walter helped ASU to a 22-16 record, and finished his career as the Pac-10's all-time leader in touchdown passes with 85.
Now, he's trying to make an impact on the state in a different capacity. Walter, a Republican, is running for U.S. Congress from Arizona's District 9 in 2014. The District 9 seat is held by recently-elected Democrat Kyrsten Sinema.
"I've been to many different places over the years, but Arizona will always be my home. I want to take the hard work and dedication the Walter name is known for and make a difference in Washington," a statement from Walter reads on his official website.
Walter is an Arizona native and lives and works in Congressional District 9.
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40 Under 40 Spotlight: Ashley Jones (BS '02)
According to UGA Director of Federal Relations Andrew Dill (BBA '06, AB '07), 40 Under 40 Class of 2013 honoree Ashley Jones (AB '02) "defines leadership." He adds that she "is a public servant who has passed on more lucrative opportunities to stay in a position to serve her state, country and university."
Jones is currently Congressman John Barrow's chief of staff, a position she has held since 2007. At the age of 27, she became the youngest female to obtain this position on Capitol Hill. As chief of staff, Jones oversees Barrow's Washington, D.C., office and four district offices, manages a staff of more than 20, and serves as Barrow's senior political advisor.
"The average age of a chief of staff is 42. The fact that I was put in charge of the Congressman's operation at the age of 27, and the fact that I am the only female chief of staff in the Georgia Delegation, is a source of pride for me," said Jones.
Jones began her career with Barrow as an intern, but quickly moved into a fundraising role with the Congressman's first campaign in 2003. That year, Barrow's team raised more money than any other challenger in the country. The alumna later managed Barrow's 2012 re-election campaign, which was seen as a no-win contest. Through Jones's leadership, though, the congressman won re-election by eight percentage points – a victory recognized nationally as one of the greatest upsets in that election cycle.
When asked about her favorite UGA memory, Jones acknowledged the challenge of selecting just one. She added, "I hope I'm not done creating memories at UGA, which is why I continue to stay involved. I can hopefully help others leave UGA with the same impossible task of picking just one favorite memory."
Jones gives back to her alma mater on a regular basis. She has hired more than 25 UGA graduates since she became chief of staff, and always welcomes several UGA interns each semester. She speaks to UGA Washington Semester students and visits campus to share her experiences with SPIA students.
Thank you for representing your alma mater in D.C., Ashley. Your university is proud of your success and looks forward to what else your career will hold. Congratulations on being named to the 40 Under 40 Class of 2013!
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Saturdays Between the Hedges are here and it's time to cheer for the Bulldogs with fellow alumni, friends and fans from your local chapter of the UGA Alumni Association!
UGA Alumni Association chapters will be hosting game watching parties at more than 60 official locations throughout the 2014 football season. Whether you're reuniting with old college pals, looking to get back in touch with the university, traveling or new to a city, game watching parties are the perfect way to bring a little bit of Athens into your life.
Dust off your red and black, practice your Dawg bark and get ready to cheer for the boys in the Silver Britches.
Click here for detailed information about official chapter game watching parties.
Go Dawgs!
Five questions with wedding planner Maren Clarke White (AB '09)
Maren Clarke White (AB '09) may be Athens-bred, but she is taking the Golden Isles by storm, one wedding at a time. After growing up in Athens and graduating from UGA with a degree in English, Maren packed her bags for St. Simons Island to work with the Sea Island Company's esteemed wedding planning team.
Maren has been with the Sea Island Company for over four years and currently serves as the company's wedding manager. As the wedding manager at this exclusive 5-Star Resort, Maren has the opportunity to plan high-end wedding events for an elite group of clients. Throughout her time at Sea Island, Maren has planned over 200 weddings and events and has worked with celebrity planners and couples. Maren will always hold Athens and her alma mater close to her heart as she is the daughter of Rebecca White, Dean of UGA's School of Law, and Dan White, Director of Production at UGA's Institute of Continuing Legal Education, and sister to Brendan White (JD '11), a 2011 graduate of UGA's School of Law.
Recently, Margaret Sullivan (BSFCS '11, MA '12) had the opportunity to catch up with this outstanding alumna. Read below to find out more about Maren's amazing career.
How did you get into the wedding planning business?
My first job after college was at a boutique hotel, and my favorite part of the job was working on weddings and events. So when I saw the opening for a wedding coordinator at Sea Island, I knew that was the right move for me.
What advice do you have for others wanting to get into wedding planning?
Planning weddings, particularly at a resort like Sea Island, is in many ways a glamorous job. But what many people don't realize about wedding planning is that you must be highly focused, able to pay close attention to detail, be very organized, able to adapt quickly to changes, as well as being able to think creatively and stylishly. And you need to be prepared for some blistered feet from long wedding days!
How did your time at UGA prepare you for your career?
As an English major at UGA, I learned the true strength of written and verbal communication. I have found this knowledge to be vital in communicating with my brides. Every bride has her own vision, and through words we find a way to translate her dreams into reality!
Have you planned many weddings for your friends or other fellow UGA alumni?
We do have a number of UGA alumni weddings, and that is always special to me! While I may not have known some of my UGA brides in college, they become fast friends during the planning process due to having UGA in common with one another! Sea Island's wedding clientele comes from throughout the entire country, not just the southeast.
What's your favorite wedding tradition?
When the groom first sees the bride. It brings tears to my eyes every time.
Reflecting on Freshman Welcome 2014
We recently sat down with the man behind Freshman Welcome, Assistant Director of Student Programs Evan Tighe (BSED '08, MA '11). The following recounts his experience this past Sunday when UGA welcomed thousands of members of the Class of 2018 into Sanford Stadium for this special event.
Last Sunday, I stood on the field of Sanford Stadium and witnessed something incredible.
After 20 minutes of direction from members of the Redcoat Marching Band, thousands of incoming freshmen from the UGA Class of 2018 formed a single entity on the soft green turf; they had formed the revered "Super G."
Thousands of students, from a multitude of backgrounds, hometowns, interests and intended majors gathered in one spot for the same purpose.
Thousands of students.
Thousands of futures.
Thousands of dreams.
One united display of UGA pride.
After the official class photo was taken, I watched the students disperse and head in different directions. It was a perfect analogy, I realized. These students all have their own dreams. They will face their own challenges and realize their own successes. They will declare their own majors and they will decide their own path at UGA.
They will become our society's next generation of doctors, veterinarians, botanists and scientists.
They will be our new businessmen and women, executives, lawyers and political leaders.
They will serve us as teachers, counselors, coaches and social workers.
They will inspire us as poets, dancers, artists and musicians.
They will build for us as engineers, architects, mechanics and designers.
And then, once UGA has prepared them for their rest of their lives, they will reunite once again on the field of Sanford Stadium to throw their caps in the air during Commencement. In a final display of solidarity, they will watch fireworks illuminate the stands of Sanford Stadium, where they cheered on the Bulldogs and sang "Glory, Glory" countless times. They will then go on to do great things in the world.
I am honored to advise a group of 35 students, the Student Alumni Council, who feel the same way. Even though they are not yet alumni, they have already made a monetary gift to UGA through the Georgia Fund.
Each freshman is just a tiny part of that "G." It is only by coming together as a class that they can form the whole symbol. Each individual may only be able to give a little to the university. But together, small gifts build an incredible foundation which will vault the University of Georgia to even greater accomplishments.
UGA may just be one university, but it is our university.
Let's support our students as fervently as we support our student-athletes on game day.
Let's not allow our Georgia pride to cease at the gates of Sanford, Stegeman, or Foley.
Let's show the world what the Red and Black is truly capable of. Make your gift today.
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MPs' call for further investigation into Cleveland Police's handling of complaints against rapist officer (From The Northern Echo)
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MPs' call for further investigation into Cleveland Police's handling of complaints against rapist officer
Updated 6:52pm Thursday 30th January 2014 in News
CALLS have been made for an investigation to be launched into Cleveland Police's handling of complaints against an officer who was convicted of rape and sexual assault.
In November, former police constable, Wayne Scott, was found guilty of rape and attempted rape and it was revealed that he had been investigated over allegations of inappropriate sexual behaviour for more than a decade.
The 37-year-old had already admitted a number of sexual offences in relation to another victim, who he raped seven times, and a sexual assault on a 15-year-old girl.
An investigation is already being carried out by the Independent Police Complaints Commission into the circumstances surrounding the former officer's conduct and force's subsequent investigation into the offences.
However, further concern has been raised following an ITV news report which shows that only three of 31 people contacted by Scott using the force's computer system.
Stockton South MP James Wharton told Tyne Tees: "I think people will be worried about whether this is a force that is fit for purpose.
"If these sorts of problems continue to occur there are serious questions about the future of Cleveland Police as an independent force."
And Keith Vaz MP, the chairman of the Home Affiars Select Committee, added: "This is a very serious turn of events which will require great scrutiny.
"The select committee has always been concerned about the allegations of corruption in Cleveland and the plethora of investigations. But this is a particular serious set of allegations.
"I think they've totally run out of chances."
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behonest says...
You can guarantee that if someone had flicked a beer towel at this scum, the cops would have the 'flicker' in court in no time. But serial rape? Ignore it, 'cos the accused is a cop.
2:25pm Fri 31 Jan 14
Claude Ted says...
It's clear to anyone that the investigation into this animal was flawed.
Sherlock Holmes this shower ain't!
No doubt ther will be more litigation by the victims of this ex-copper, more cost to the ratepayers as a result of this force.
This is the last thing they needed when the CPS are looking whether to press charges under the Sacristy investigation, hopefully they can't keep burying their mistakes!
As for the PCC continuing to bleat the same mantra about public confidence in Cleveland Police he is frankly either speaking to his mates or he's deluded!
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This sterling silver double ended cigar cutter was made by Shiebler. It's decorated with the Etruscan or Homeric pattern and has 14k gold medallions. There's a light gold wash over the piece. The cutter measures 4.5" long, .75 wide at its center. Marked as shown with the Shiebler mark, 136X, sterling silver & 14K gold.
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