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The Beehive Asks: Next 'new experience'?
I've been to the Fresno Philharmonic dozens of times, but recently I got to experience it in a different way. As part of a recent column I wrote about the importance of new experiences, I picked four Bee readers who had never experienced Fresno's local orchestra to accompany me to the ensemble's "Russian Romantics" concert.
I loved it. I offered a detailed account in my Sunday Spotlight column, from my visit with my four new friends (Barbara Nurmi and Walt Lingo of Reedley, and Roseann and Jim Van Nest of Hanford) to Maestro Theodore Kuchar's home for an impromptu music appreciation course to the concert itself. I was so tickled to be able to experience the event through these newcomers' eyes — and was excited to be able to introduce them to Venezuelan concert pianist Gabriela Martinez after the performance.
Now that I have this "New Experience" behind me, I'm anxious to consider another. I think some of my Beehive colleagues are, too. So, any great ideas out there? As I envision it, these kinds of stories could work a couple of ways: I or one of my colleagues could be persuaded to try something new with the help of a reader expert. (Kind of like how I went to my first heavy-metal concert, the subject of the first column mentioned above.) Or one of us could do something similar to my Fresno Philharmonic installment, with us acting the role of tour guide. Think about it. Could be fun!


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Super powers unite as the Marvel characters team up for a show that charms (and teaches) the kid in each of us. Spider-Man, Iron Man, Captain America, Thor, Hulk… the whole gang is here. And as the mighty heroes do away with the baddies, they also sneak in messages about everything from bullying and drug awareness to reading and internet safety. Kapow!
Two Performances! Shows start at 2:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m.
To purchase tickets online, click here.
Ticket Prices by Section:
Reserved Seating in Platinum Section – $25*
General Admission Seating – $15
These discounts available for phone & box office sales:
• Summit County students (K-12) pay $5 in Copper Section
• Summit County Teachers receive 2 for 1 tickets
• Seniors 62 and over 20% off all tickets
• Children 16 and under half price
Please note there is never a ticketing fee or surcharge.
Box office is open Monday through Friday 10am to 5pm. Call 435 655-3114 or walk up to Eccles Center, 1750 Kearns Blvd, Park City, UT. Day of Show: Box office opens at noon.
For immediate release
February 21, 2013
Park City Performing Arts Foundation presents
Marvel Super Heroes: Avengers Assemble
Captain America, Iron Man, Thor, Hulk and the Evil Green Goblin
March 9, 2013
PARK CITY, UT – Ka-Pow! Captain America and his fellow defenders of all things good arrive on The Eccles scene just in the nick of time to take on the Evil Green Goblin. Marvel Super Heroes: Avengers Assemble, an entertaining (and educational) adventure for pint-sized super hero fans, hits the Park City spotlight on Saturday, March 9. Shows are at 2 p.m. and 6 p.m.
Filled with humor and action-packed entertainment, "Avengers Assemble" features a powerful cast: Captain America, Iron Man, Thor, Hulk and the Evil Green Goblin.
"All of the comic book favorites are headed to The Eccles stage. There really isn't a better place for super powers to unite – and, of course, save the day," says Teri Orr, executive director of Park City Performing Arts Foundation.
The show begins as a presentation about recognizing emergencies and safety procedures, but the orderly chat quickly derails when the Green Goblin steals Iron Man's mind controlling device. When the Hulk finds himself under the Green Goblin's control, mayhem ensues. Action, laughter and a few, kid-friendly lessons take center stage. And, in the end, justice prevails.
Children, and their grown-up side-kicks, are welcome to dress up in their own super hero outfits.
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Park City Performing Arts Foundation presents Marvel Super Heroes: Avengers Assemble on Saturday, March 9 at The George S. and Dolores Doré Eccles Center for the Performing Arts (1750 Kearns Blvd., Park City). Shows are at 2 p.m. and 6 p.m. Tickets: reserved seating $25 ($12.50 for children ages 16 and under) and general admission $15 ($7.50 for children). 20-percent discount for seniors; $5 seats are available in the Copper Section for Summit County students in K-12).
Tickets and information are available at The Eccles Center box office, 435-655-3114 or www.ecclescenter.org.
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Cleveland Browns
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Luck's two rushing TDs push Colts past Browns
Andrew Luck became the first Colts quarterback to run for two touchdowns in a game since 1988, leading Indianapolis past Cleveland 17-13 on Sunday.
Browns improving as they enter key stretch
The Browns are showing some signs of life as they begin a stretch that could be pivotal for head coach Pat Shurmur.
Does Heckert have a future with the Browns?
Steve DiMatteo argues that for the sake of consistency, Browns GM Tom Heckert should be given the opportunity to finish what he started.
NFL owners unanimously approve Browns' Haslam as owner
NFL owners swiftly approved the ownership of Jimmy Haslam III of the Browns Tuesday morning. The vote was unanimous.
Report: Fujita may have career-ending injury
Browns LB Scott Fujita may have a career-ending neck injury, according to ESPN's Chris Mortensen.
AFC North Spin cycle: Costly win for Ravens
The Ravens inched further ahead in the AFC North race, but at a huge price with the losses of Lardarius Webb and Ray Lewis.
Browns top Bengals for first win
Rookie Brandon Weeden threw two touchdown passes and the Browns snapped an 11-game losing streak, beating the Bengals 34-24 Sunday.
Key matchup: Browns return game vs. Bengals coverage units
Stopping Browns RS Joshua Cribbs will be a top priority for Cincinnati, PFW's Mike Wilkening writes.
Browns place WR Norwood on new I.R. list
The Browns signed WR Josh Cooper from the practice squad and placed WR Jordan Norwood on injured reserve with the designation to return.
Haden's return big boost for Browns 'D'
We hear Browns CB Joe Haden appears primed to make the most of a season shortened by his four-game ban.
Can the Browns turn their season around?
What do the Browns need to do to turn around their season? PFW contributor Steve DiMatteo offers up a few ideas.
Goodell's letter to Browns LB Fujita
NFL commissioner Roger Goodell reduced Scott Fuijta's bounty suspension from three games to one. Here's the letter he wrote to Fujita.
Browns' defense getting all-too-familiar with adversity
The Browns' defense has had to deal with adversity at too many turns in 2012, with MLB D'Qwell Jackson's injury the latest blow.
AFC North Spin cycle: Week Five
The Steelers got a win they desperately needed, and they got their running game going, too. More in this week's AFC North Spin cycle.
Cruz, Bradshaw lead Giants past Browns
Victor Cruz and Ahmad Bradshaw set career bests Sunday in leading the Giants to a 41-27 victory over the winless Browns.
A person familiar with the agreement says Kruger, who led the Super Bowl-champion Baltimore Ravens in sacks last season, has agreed to contract terms with the Cleveland Browns.||||||| Kruger and the club agreed to a five-year deal Tuesday, said the person who spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because it has not yet been announced by the Browns. Kruger gives the Browns a proven pass-rusher as they transition to a new defensive system. He had 13 1/2 sacks last season, including two in the Super Bowl as Baltimore held off San Francisco to win the title.
The Baltimore Ravens have left Kruger inactive for their playoff game against the New England Patriots.||||||| Kruger, a second-round draft pick, has joined with Michael Oher and Lardarius Webb to make significant contributions as rookies this season. He played in the last eight games of the regular season and had an interception in overtime against Pittsburgh in the penultimate week.


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Abstracting Silverstripe's front end
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Hi all,
I'm looking to do an OpenLaszlo implementation with a Silverstripe back end.
Openlaszlo is essentially a framework that provides a Flash or DHTML front end to your web site. For this to work with any system, it has to be very pluggable.
One concern I have is the amount of HTML in the core model. E.g. SiteTree has lots of <li> tags etc.
Can it be done easily? I'm guessing it shouldn't be super hard as it's been necessarily reasonably abstracted for the Ajax stuff.
comments / perspectives?
thanks, J
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Re: Abstracting Silverstripe's front end
12 March 2007 at 4:16pm
I don't know much about how OpenLaszlo works, but presumably you're wanting to use SilverStripe to generate its XML configuration files?
There would be 2 ways of doing this:
1) Make your own templates that return XML instead of HTML. You could make them the default templates, or you could call the templates something Like Page_xml.ss or MyType_xml.ss, in which case, the XML format for the page would be accessible as http://www.mysite.com/(pagename)/xml
2) Make a subclass of controller called OpenLaszlo, and then different methods can be called on this by visiting http://www.mysite.com/OpenLaszlo/(method-name)
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Part 2 involves the TE/FB, plus the offensive line positions. These are my subjective views.
1) Dallas Cowboys: I don't think there was much of a debate as to who came out on top. Jason Witten is justifiably a top 4 TE (For me, behind only Antonio Gates, Vernon Davis, and Dallas Clark). He's a strong blocker, but his value comes from the fact that no one can really cover him. He's stronger than a S and faster than a LB. He's a precise route runner, and has been Tony Romo's safety blanket and vacation buddy. Martellus Bennett is his back up, and while he was hyped to be the next big thing, he hasn't delivered. He's got upside, though. Another potential solid contributor was John Phillips, but he was knocked out with a torn ACL. Chris Gronkowski is the lesser of the Gronkowski brothers. He was the one that got Tony Romo killed by Michael Boley. They signed Shaun Chapas which is a sign that he might be gone.
2) Washington Redskins: Chris Cooley is definitely one of the top TE's in the league as well, though nobody can doubt that his play has dropped off drastically over the past two years. Still, he's a better talent than the other two NFC East teams. Behind him is the talented Fred Davis, who has shown flashes of brilliance in the limited time that he's played. He should be a solid backup and weapon on two TE sets. At FB, Mike Sellers is ancient, but is still a nasty old veteran who knows a thing or two about blocking.
3) Philadelphia Eagles: The main reason why the Eagles are higher than the Giants is simply because they use their TEs more than we do. I think, talent-wise, Kevin Boss and Brent Celek are about on par, but Celek was used in a more pronounced role in the Eagle offensive scheme. Still, it was a known down year for Celek, but the numbers he put up and Boss put up were similar. They have Clay Harbor behind him, who I find to be a mediocre backup, but there it is. What really bumps them up is the drafting of Stanley Havili. They have a very solid FB tandem of Havili/Owen Schmitt. Havili adds another pass catching presence in the backfield, though his blocking sucks. Schmitt is a very strong FB.
4) New York Giants: Like I said before, the Giants use their TE's much less, which docks them quite a bit. Kevin Boss is solid, but I feel like one more hit to the head and its game over. He has talent, and he's had some great games, but is inconsistent. Travis Beckum is his back up, and has worlds of talent. His skill set and upside compares favorable to Chris Cooley; unfortunately he's not a good scheme fit for the Giants and doesn't see the field very often. Bear Pascoe is our current FB, and did an exceptional job even though its not his natural position. If we pick Henry Hynoski up, it would allow Pascoe to go back to being a blocking TE.
1) Dallas Cowboys: Admittedly, this was a very, very difficult decision, and one that I'm not too happy about. Dallas does not own the best LT or the best RT in the division, but its got probably the most solid tandem of both. Doug Free is no longer an underrated player, and indeed getting the attention he deserves as one of the game's better left tackles. He shored up the left side for Dallas for the majority of the season, and was rated the best run-blocking tackle in the NFL by PFF last season. On the right side, we have Marc Colombo and Tyron Smith. Colombo is at the end of the road, but one expects Tyron Smith to provide an instant impact that comes with being the 9th overall pick. Some people may think that Smith is no good, but that remains to be seen. At worst, I can see him being a serviceable starter in the league, which places Dallas in first place.
2) Philadelphia Eagles: It was close between the Eagles and Giants for 2nd place. I think the Eagles have the best LT in the division in Jason Peters, whereas the Giants have the best RT in the division in Kareem McKenzie. Unfortunately for the Giants, LT is a much more valuable position, so the Eagles win out in this regard. Their right tackle is King Dunlap/Winston Justice. Together, King Justice is a serviceable tandem, but nothing spectacular. I still have fond memories of Winston Justice vs Osi Umeniyora, but alas, times have changed and he's gotten much better since then.
3) New York Giants: Like I said before, the Giants have the best RT in Kareem McKenzie (according to PFF, the best in the NFC), but he's getting up there in age, and we could use his replacement soon. We drafted James Brewer for that exact reason. He's a dancing bear type, but still extremely raw, so he shouldn't be counted upon. At LT, most of the time it was David Diehl, but the Giants expect him to move back to G since he was beyond awful at LT. Will Beatty spent alot of time during the season at LT, and excelled at it. He should be the starting LT come the season, and high expectations of him are what propel the Giants above the Washington Redskins.
4) Washington Redskins: The Redskins showed up with the tandem of Jammal Brown and Trent Williams. Brown was definitely a solid RT for the Redskins, but Trent Williams, despite being a 1st round pick, was absolutely putrid. The worst performers for the NFC East teams included David Diehl (who gave up 7.5 sacks) for the Giants, King Dunlap/Winston Justice (since they split time @ 1 position they are added together; 3 + 5 = 8 sacks) for the Eagles, and Marc Colombo (7.5 sacks). Williams gave up 10 sacks.
1) New York Giants: The Giants have a top 2 G in the NFL by the name of Chris Snee. Only other player that I'd rank similarly to him would be Jahri Evans of the Saints. At the LG position, they had an amalgam of players due to injury. Rich Seubert held down the fort for much of the time, and played at a pro-bowl level. When Shaun O'Hara went down, he moved over to C, and Diehl shifted over to LG which is his natural position. In previous years, Diehl has been a pro bowler at the position, and there's no reason why he can't play to that level again. We also have Shawn Andrews, who is supremely talented, but cannot be relied upon by any stretch of the imagination. Waiting in the wings, we have Mitch Petrus, who has looked good in limited time.
2) Philadelphia Eagles: Todd Herremans is vastly underrated and probably one of the better Gs in the league. He shored up the interior for Philly and was just a huge, nasty guy in general. Speaking of nasty guys, the Eagles got one at the opposing end in Danny Watkins. He was rated as the best G in the draft (with the exception of Mike Pouncey in some opinions), and is a punishing run blocker and superb pass protector at the college level. How that translates to the NFL remains to be seen, but I wouldn't bet against the guy. The starters last year, Max Jean-Gilles and Nick Cole were not very good. Nick Cole himself gave up 4.5 sacks, which is high for a G.
3) Dallas Cowboys: Leonard Davis was an elite guard at one point, but his play severely dropped off last year. Much better was Kyle Kozier, who's right up there with Todd Herremans as the 2nd or 3rd best G in the NFC East and top 10 in the NFC, if not NFL. I like an up-and-comer like Watkins over the aging Leonard Davis, and that's why the Eagles beat out the Cowboys in this ranking.
4) Washington Redskins: They had Mike Williams and Artis Hicks, I believe. I wasn't too sure, so I had to look it up. They were probably the best of the otherwise woeful Redskins line, but they were relatively unheralded and can't really compare to the star power that the other teams in the East boast. They added Maurice Hurt in the draft, but unless he surprises, I don't see a huge impact being made.
1) New York Giants: To be honest, this position is really terrible. The Giants don't really deserve number 1 status because the position was up in the air for so long. However, the Giants currently have the most talented center in the division and a top center in the league when healthy, and that's Shaun O'Hara. The only problem is, he's had a ton of injury problems. Rich Seubert took over for him, and absolutely crushed it. He was terrific up until he had a nasty knee injury as well. Adam Koets took over for him, and performed admirably until HE got injured as well. Then it was Kevin Boothe, and he took over for the rest of the season, and was a serviceable replacement to say the least. All except Rich Seubert are expected to be ready to go for the new season. I give the Giants this ranking simply because of the talent they have at this position, though it is absolutely one of their largest needs.
2) Dallas Cowboys: Andre Gurode is probably one of the more overrated centers in the league, but he got the job done. Only allowed one sack on the season, but was all over the place snapping the ball and should be replaced soon. Was an adequate run blocker.
3) Philadelphia Eagles: Jamaal Jackson was a solid, if unspectacular starter for the Eagles, and is somewhat underrated in my eyes. He was adequate enough in run support, but has declined in recent years. The Eagles drafted Jason Kelce to be his eventual successor, I guess? Kelce is very undersized at 280, but is a good technician and is extremely quick. If he can bulk up, I can see him being a quality reserve center in the league.
4) Washington Redskins: Yes, the Redskins more or less have the worst OL in the division, and is below average for the league in general. Casey Rabach gave up the most sacks in the division at C, though it was only 2. He's also pretty old, at the ripe old age of 34, I believe. He was just around average in all facets of his game, nothing really stood out to me in particular, though his pass blocking has worsened over the years.
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The Auburn baseball team couldn't avoid a series sweep on Sunday, falling to No. 3 LSU 8-2 at Alex Box Stadium. The loss dropped Auburn to 15-9, 0-6 SEC while LSU is now 22-2, 5-1 SEC.
For the third straight game, LSU jumped out to an early lead and never looked back, scoring four times in the first. All nine LSU hitters stepped to the plate in the inning despite just one ball leaving the infield. Auburn starter Will Kendall (0-1) faced seven of the LSU hitters and was charged for all four runs, allowing three hits and walking two in 2/3 of an inning.
LSU would out-score Auburn, 9-0, in the first inning of the three games combined.
LSU starter Cody Glenn (4-1) picked up the win, logging 7 2/3 innings and allowing just two runs on six hits and two walks, striking out two.
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Much of the attention is focused on Pennsylvania liquor privatization or modernization.
But a bill written by state Rep. Curt Sonney, of Harborcreek, that would help state wineries has overwhelmingly passed the House.
The legislation would allow direct shipment of out-of-state wines to Pennsylvania homes. But it also would allow Pennsylvania wineries to directly ship to homes of out-of-state residents, provided those states have reciprocal shipping agreements, said Scott Little, a spokesman for Sonney, R-4th Dist.
The bill now will be taken up by the Senate.
"Pennsylvania remains one of 17 states that continues to ban direct shipments," Sonney said in a statement. "It's time to move our liquor laws into the 21st century and give Pennsylvania wine consumers the same access to the marketplace that the majority of their counterparts in other states enjoy."
The legislation would allow the shipment of wine to Pennsylvania residents by out-of-state wineries that get a direct wine shipper license. An unlimited amount of wine then could be shipped directly to any Pennsylvania resident who is at least 21, for personal use only.
Current law allows for online purchases from wineries to be delivered to a state liquor store, and limits how much and the types of wines that can be bought.
"My bill removes all of those restrictions, expands consumer opportunities and provides for more convenience in the buying process," Sonney said. "We also removed the ability of the LCB to charge a 30 percent markup on special liquor orders when the store does not carry a particular product."
Questions about the bill or other issues can be directed to Sonney's Corry office at (814) 664-9126, or his Harborcreek office at (814) 897-2080.
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Guess who wanted to 'Get real' recently! Film maker Nagesh Kukunoor has spent an insane Rs. 40 lakh to reconstruct a brothel to get the feel of a real one. His upcoming project, Lakshmi is based on true events. The theme of the film is a thirteen year old sex trafficking survivor and the atrociti
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Rockford(1999) is a flim directed by esteemed director Nagesh Kukunoor. Mr. and Mrs. Naidu admit their son, Rajesh Naidu (Rohan Dey) at the Catholic School called Rockford School. There Rajesh is meant to spend his time to learn and play, make enemies and friends. And he does so. He also becomes romantically involved with Malati (Usha Krishnamurthy) from a nearby girls Catholic school. He also gets indirectly involved with Malati's friend, Shariyar (Shilpa Pai), and a School-teacher, who is accused of demanding sexual favors from Shariyar. Apart from coming to the aid of this school-teacher, Rajesh must also endure bullying and ragging by senior boys from this school, and his crush on another school-teacher, Ms. Lily Vegas (Nandita Das).
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Berry Insurance – Giving Back to the Community
Berry Insurance, we believe it is every business' responsibility to
give back to the community they serve. Here is a list of the ongoing
activities and organizations which we give to and are involved with:
- Children's Hospital – Boston
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Hospital Boston is a 396-bed comprehensive center for pediatric health
care. As one of the largest pediatric medical centers in the United
States, Children's offers a complete range of health care services for
children from birth through 21 years of age.
- For the last several years, Berry Insurance and Four Points Sheraton have delivered over 100 costumes for the children to celebrate Halloween. Please help us donate more in this coming Halloween season by dropping off new costumes and accessories for all age groups (infants to teens, boys and girls – nothing scary or violent) to any of our office locations. We'll be collecting all year!
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- Father Bill's Place
- Interfaith Social Services
- Franklin High School All Night
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- Franklin Dance Workshop
- Walk for Hunger
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Brian White and Kayla Smith were arrested Wednesday after leading
several law enforcement agencies on a 60 mile chase that ended in Medina
County, Texas.
Texas State Troopers say the two fled when border patrol agents
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Troopers also say the driver of the SUV tried to use it as a battering
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Troopers attempted to use spike strips on three different
occasions, but were unsuccessful. While
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The chase ended when a Medina County Sheriff's deputy ran the SUV
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When it comes to employment, there's something enchanting about the Magic City. Mayor Tom Hanel credits the city's success, in large part, to its diversity of jobs available.
"We are very, very honored and pleased to say we have a variety of employment sectors, opportunities," he said.
From energy to medical to transportation, there are options for every age group and experience level.
"Billings is rather unique in that we cater to both the younger and older generations," Hanel added.
Billings currently has a 3.9% unemployment rate. The number has hovered just above, or below, 4% for the past several months, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. The national rate stands at 7.6%. Barbara Wagner, Chief Economist at the MT Dept. of Labor, says the state is in great shape, partially because of the oil boom.
"The Bakken certainly is bringing in a lot more cash into Montana during a time frame when the country, and even the world, is having a lot less money flow," she said.
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A word from The Red Fort
The Red Fort has been a Soho institution in refined Indian cooking for more than 30 years. With a pioneering mix of carefully sourced, seasonal British produce and sub-continental flavours, the restaurant has been the favourites of celebrities, musicians, entrepeneurs, politicians and dignataries
over the years.
Located on Dean Street in the midst of buzzing Soho, The Red Fort provides excellent service in sleek surroundings with designer lighting and modern artworks.
The kitchen specialises in a unique blend of Mughal Court cooking, producing sophisticated, delicately spiced dishes with the finest ingredients. Meat, fish and vegetable dishes are expertly cooked on the traditional grill, and fresh breads and rotis are baked to order in the large Tandoor ovens and served with a range of exotic homemade chutneys.
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Diner Reviews
A wonderful classy restaurant
serving excellent Indian cuisine. Outstanding service."
dined on 25/08/2014
Five friends and I went to the Red
Fort for my Birthday lunch. The staff were very welcoming and friendly. The menu was extensive and interesting, and the waiter was able to explain items for those of us who needed help. When the food came, it was beautifully presented and smelled gorgeous. The taste matched the smell. We had a leisurely time with no pressure to hurry up. Overall, I would rate this restaurant AAA+++ and highly recommend it for anyone who likes Indian food."
dined on 11/08/2014
This is posh Indian and very
tasty. So much so that I went back for a client lunch 2 days later. The scallops and monkfish on the a la carte menu were delish. I am yeast intolerant and was delighted to find out they don't use yeast in the naan breads, what a result!"
dined on 06/08/2014
Wasn't busy when we went, but
that's not a problem, the food and service here are better than most restaurants in Soho and I would well recommend going!!!"
dined on 21/07/2014
Six of us came to the Red Fort
after a long management meeting and it was the perfect place to unwind. Plenty of space between tables for open talking, low lighting, relaxed atmosphere, the service was efficient and the food was delicious - up there with the best Indian in London. Wine on the expensive side but food very reasonable. If you wanted to kick on the buzzy Zenna bar downstairs is a great option. Would definitely recommend."
dined on 18/07/2014
This is a good restaurant but
nothing special. Food quality is one notch up from your average Indian restaurant, but so are the prices. There is nothing very innovative in the menu and no effort is made in presentation of the dishes. Found the atmosphere a little soulless, and service a little slow and not particularly friendly. Dined on a Friday night and loud thumping music was coming into the restaurant from the Zenna cocktail bar below - coupled with the dead atmosphere in the restaurant it felt like being sat next door to someone else's great party."
dined on 11/07/2014
Red Fort was recommended by a
London native and it was outstanding. With so many Indian restaurants to choose from it was good to have a recommendation. The food was excellent and the star was terrific, we had a female server, I think the only one working that night, and she couldn't have been more pleasant and helpful. We will definitely return the next time we are in London and would recommend Red Fort to everyone."
dined on 02/07/2014
I have enjoyed eating at the Red
Fort for many years. The mainly Indian based menu was always adventurous and perfectly cooked with inventive sauces, but I and friends dined there this past Monday and everything was overcooked and frankly not worth the relatively high prices ... maybe they changed chefs, I don't know, but it was disappointing."
dined on 30/06/2014
If you are after Indian fare in
the heart of Soho, then this is a reasonable option. The food is oriented more towards the British palate and is light on spices for an Indian foodie. Full price menu is expensive for what they offer but with open table discounts it is more palatable."
dined on 25/06/2014
Quiet place, nice atmosphere and
nice food, probably one of the best in town."
dined on 24/06/2014
We were a group of six seeking a
restaurant for a pre theater dinner. The Red Fort offered excellent choices on their three course menu. The food was excellent and we found the ambience to our liking. We will return."
dined on 14/06/2014
As ever, a great lunch. Brilliant
food, attentive service and very reasonably priced with the top table offer. A little quiet - but we were early and subsequent bookings have been much 'busier'. Recommended!"
dined on 12/06/2014
Excellent dinner as usual at Red
Fort. A busy Saturday night but still a relaxing meal due to spot on service. The salmon tikka was delicious and we particularly like the unusual accompaniments and chutneys. Hope to be back soon."
dined on 07/06/2014
The Red Fort on Dean Street wa sa
bit of a let down. I was expecting so much from the food and whilst there was nothing wrong with it, it wasn't anything special."
dined on 03/06/2014
We opted for the 3 course set meal
as we had theatre tickets for 7.30. Food and wine were excellent, and staff were helpful and friendly. I highly recommend The Red Fort for pre-theatre dinner as it is clise to the major West End theatres. Also, have a pre-dinner drink at the basement lounge bar."
dined on 30/05/2014
We have travelled widely in India
so we feel we know good authentic Indian food when we taste it. And although there are local twists, like the source of the lamb, the taste is pukka. A thoroughly enjoyable experience. We will be back."
dined on 26/05/2014
Not your usual curry bowls but
sophisticated Indian fair done deliciously. We shared several starters, the lamb kebab and the grill monk fish which was amazing, seved with three flavorful chutneys. For our mains, we had the slow cooked lamb shank and a chicken stewed curry accompied by rice, spinach and their wonder naan bread. The room is quietly elegant and service was outstanding."
dined on 26/05/2014
Very tasty food using high quality
ingredients in unusual combinations. Service very good but they could have warned us about the size of the portions and so prevented us from over ordering! A little expensive but probably worth it given the size and quality of the dishes."
dined on 24/05/2014
Great food at Red Fort - we had
the monk fish, mushrooms, daal and seabass. The quality of the produce used from local London markets is definitely amazing. Worth a visit"
dined on 22/05/2014
This was a birthday celebration
and a return visit to the Red Fort after many years. Slick service and very good food, particularly the soft shell crabs and the venison. Wine and beer a bit pricey but overall a very good evening all round. Must go back!"
dined on 14/05/2014
Have not been here for years. Food
was good -but took a while to arrive. The service was friendly and efficient."
dined on 13/05/2014
My 40th Birthday meal after a
theatre show. The best Indian experience I have ever had, and nothing like any other Indian restaurant I have been in. The food was amazing and the service was exceptional. "
dined on 10/05/2014
Been to The Red Fort a couple of
times now, and already looking forward to going back - could be quite expensive, but works out quite reasonably with the 50% off food deal on Open Table - good for all kinds of occasions."
dined on 16/04/2014
We enjoyed our lunch at the Red
Fort very much indeed. Despite the booking being for a meal of 3 courses on a cheap Deal there was plenty of food of very high quality provided. We have visited this restaurant several times now, and it does not disappoint. We will be back again soon, we hope!"
dined on 08/04/2014
We have recently been to this
restaurant. All our dishes were very tasty and of high quality though even the mild options are too hot for a westerner's taste bud,"
dined on 04/04/2014
The food and service were reliably
good, and with the Toptable deal the bill reasonable. We will be back."
dined on 04/04/2014
My third time at The Red Fort, I
chose this restaurant again because an out-of-town friend wanted a good Indian meal in London and it so happened that it was my birthday as well. So for me the easy choice was The Red Fort -- I knew it would be good. And it didn't disappoint. All the food is sumptuous with amazing flavour combinations delivered in generous portions. They have a great wine list. I recommend getting advice from the sommelier and trying something interesting and new to compliment your meal. Over the years some things have changed at The Red Fort: there is a bar in the basement that seems to turn into a very, very loud disco that you can hear through the floor whilst you're dinning. It's annoying but didn't spoil our evening."
dined on 04/04/2014
The food is really good, you can
tell its a cut-above, and the service is excellent with separate staff advising for food and wine. The portion sizes are pretty standard, I wouldn't say it was too little or too much. My main issue is that given the price (about £100 for two people having one course and a bottle of wine) and promotional material, you'd be expecting something all-singing and all-dancing. The decor and ambience is nice, clean and modern, but just looks like any standard modern restaurant - nothing very indian or authentic about it, which I know other London Indian restaurants do and this makes their dining experience more special. Its good, but its simply not worth splashing the cash for."
dined on 03/04/2014
Delicious food, attentive but not
intrusive service - slightly formal for Dean Street (as reflected by the prices) but a lovely restaurant."
dined on 03/04/2014
This was my second visit to Red
Fort and I was not disappointed. The service, food and atmosphere was on point and with no doubt I would definitely come back. For my friends and family members who were part of the group booking, were greatly impressed."
dined on 02/04/2014
Food was average. For starters we
got seekh kababs; which were delicious but cold (the least they could have done it was stick it in the micro for 30 seconds). For main course my friend order Sea Bass which was average and I got Chicken Bemisal which was less than satisfactory (no flavour at all, it felt like chicken tikka in some sort of red curry but there was no flavour to it). Pricey Menu, but I guess that applies for the place / location but does no favour to the food as I wont go back for less than satisfactory food."
dined on 29/03/2014
Went for cocktails in Zenna then a
lovely meal in the Red Fort. Food was fabulous as always."
dined on 22/03/2014
I went to the red fort last
weekend for a family meal. Everybody enjoyed their food and I was impressed by the traditional Indian cuisine with spice to match. Both starters and mains were tasty, and there were plenty of vegetarian options, as well as a large number of lovely sounding meat and fish dishes. The wine is on the pricey side, but the restaurant does pride itself on the extensive wine list they hold, and in SoHo I suppose that is to be expected. The staff were friendly and attentive, and the atmosphere was pleasant throughout the evening. I would definitely go back,"
dined on 22/03/2014
Extremely slow service. Despite
the fact that there weren't many diners at all, they took way too long to get us any of our food."
dined on 21/03/2014
Booked this table to mark my
daughter's 18th birthday, it was easy to book at fairly shrot notice, midweek at good time, and staff were very hospitable and accomodating. Food was tasty and well presented and when we asked if we could move table because of noise from a large party nearby (not rowdy just a lot of people) they were happy to accomodate."
dined on 12/03/2014
An interesting menu, great
flavours.A bit quiet on a Monday night tho"
dined on 10/03/2014
Great food and ambience. The fish
dishes where great. Shared started was a good choice. Food full of flaour.. Only downsides where not that spicy and expensive."
dined on 08/03/2014
Went to the Red Fort in Soho for
lunch with my partner - first time, and will definitely be back, the food is fantastic. Really tasty, different from most Indian restaurants. Really good with 50% off offer from toptable too!"
dined on 07/03/2014
Although the menu is about the
only thing Indian about the Red Fort it continues to provide an exceptional value set menu and is ideal for a lunch or pre-theatre meal for high-end Indina cuisine."
dined on 06/03/2014
OK, Chablis off the list so had to
have 2nd choose, not the end of the world but slightly disappointing. Wife ordered some lentil ball starter, was really nice and quite large. I ordered the prawn starter, frankly disgusting. Batter was burnt and prawns (just 3!) were dry and tasteless. No one bothered to ask if everything was OK until the end of the mean, which by then I did the usual Brit thing and said "yes thank you" No idea why we have to have what bread they decide, given the cost."
dined on 01/03/2014
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To ensure growth and advance record as responsible environmental steward
The principles are the result of a process commissioned by President Lawrence H. Summers after hearing concerns from students, alumni, and members of the community regarding the development of a sustainable future campus.
The new University policy, reflected in six sustainability principles for campus planning and operations, commits Harvard to developing new green campus buildings and promoting and rigorously monitoring sustainable practices in all campus operations. The principles also build on Harvard's established leadership in environmental awareness, education, and action. Harvard, for example, runs its entire fleet of diesel vehicles on cleaner-burning bio-diesel fuel, has applied new green building standards to recent projects, is the third largest university purchaser of renewable energy in the nation, and has seen conservation and environmental education campaigns cut energy consumption in campus dormitories by 10 to 12 percent over the last year and a half.
In making the announcement, Summers praised the efforts of the committee of faculty, students, and staff and noted the benefits of the new principles.
"Operating our campus in an environmentally sustainable way is not only the right thing to do as a citizen and neighbor, it is also an economically sound way to conduct our business," said Summers. "As we plan for the future, these principles will set a strong course that will benefit Harvard and promote responsible growth and environmental quality in our community."
The announcement comes at a time when Massachusetts and communities in the Greater Boston region are emerging as national leaders in environmental sustainability, with state and city agencies advocating for the protection of the environment through smart growth, the prudent use of natural resources, and caps on greenhouse gas emissions. Universities can be valuable participants in such regional and national environmental efforts.
"Our city continues to make strides in efforts to promote sustainable development initiatives in Boston," said Mayor Thomas M. Menino, who convened a task force to help establish green standards for new construction and renovation in Boston. "We applaud Harvard for thinking boldly about smart growth and green building. Their approach will translate into a healthier city for residents and employees alike."
Cambridge Mayor Michael A. Sullivan added, "Harvard has worked with the city on numerous fronts and we welcome their partnership on environmental matters as well, whether that be in everyday practices like recycling or long term sustainability principles in planning and operations. With our university and corporate neighbors, we can make a difference."
The sustainability principles directly build on the widespread participation of students, faculty, and administrators alike in numerous Harvard Green Campus programs across the campus. Student and alumni interest in a sustainable future campus prompted Summers to call on the Harvard Green Campus Initiative and a committee of 28 students, faculty, and administrators to define a set of aspirations for the University that advocate sustainable development and advance Harvard's grassroots progress in the environmental arena.
"The students are pleased with President Summers' response to their concerns, and we look forward to continuing to work with the administration and faculty to ensure that the principles are implemented," said Zach Liscow '05, a member of the advisory committee. "These principles add validity to the growing recognition that environmental sustainability can help save both money and the environment. Today I am proud to be an environmentalist at Harvard."
James. J. McCarthy, professor of biological oceanography and director of the Museum of Comparative Zoology, commented, "The common view that successful business and a clean environment are a contradiction is slowly being revealed as the false choice it truly is. There is a growing number of businesses that are demonstrating otherwise and since the university is a microcosm of a larger number of business types, it is an excellent place to develop and demonstrate win-win strategies."
The new University Sustainability Principles commit Harvard to:
"Rather than identify a list of prescriptive goals, we identified a course of action that will serve the University as standards in sustainability evolve over time," said Jack Spengler, professor of environmental health and human habitation in the Department of Environmental Health at Harvard School of Public Health and co-chair of the Harvard Green Campus Initiative.
As a part of early implementation, a sustainability consultant will be working with Cooper Robertson & Partners as they develop guidelines for future development of the Allston area of Harvard's campus. In addition, Harvard expects to incorporate the principles into campus operations to pursue gains in energy conservation and efficiency. An advisory committee with student, faculty, and administration representation will monitor the implementation of the University-wide effort.


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Recently, the Mexican government passed a law that opens up Mexico's energy sector to foreign and private domestic energy companies. Since 1938, state-owned Petróleos Mexicanos, or Pemex, has been the only company operating in Mexico that produces and refines oil. The new law is expected to bring in billions of dollars in new investment, increase competition, and increase production of oil and gas [...] more>>
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AARP 4192 will have their next meeting Friday, Nov. 9 in the Masonic Lodge, 1484-1510 Van Houten Ave. at noon. The guest speaker will be from AARP and will speak on Medicare. Members are asked to pay their dues at this meeting and are reminded to bring updated AARP national and local cards. All dues must be paid by Dec. 7.
Bring items for the veterans and non-perishable food items for St. Peter's Haven for Thanksgiving.
Upcoming events: A Christmas luncheon will be held Friday, Dec. 14 at the Mountainside Inn. Peter Lieberman will provide music for your dancing pleasure. All members and their guests are welcome.
Atlantic City trips are scheduled for Nov. 13 and Dec. 11.
Trips for 2013 include: March 14 – Camp Hope for a St. Patrick's celebration; May 23 – Westchester Broadway Theater to see "Guys & Dolls;" Aug. 21 – Mt. Airy casino; Sept. 25 – Woodlock Pines; and Oct. 29 – Lakeside Manor Oktoberfest.
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NEWBURYPORT — The Spofford Road roundabout project near the Chain Bridge may look like it is fully functional, but there's still plenty of work to be done. Until then, traffic backups will be plentiful and larger vehicles will have difficulty navigating the traffic-calming circle, according to city officials.
The culprit, at least in terms of maneuverability, seems to be elevated curbing ringing the center island. The curb stands about 4-6 inches above the pavement, causing large trucks to have to go up and over the curb.
Also, incomplete signage and ongoing construction have contributed to traffic delays.
City officials say the elevated curbing is only temporary and once the island is completely paved, the curb will only be 1 1/2 inches high, allowing truck drivers to hop on top of it and improve their angles. Department of Public Works Director Tony Funari said final paving should take place within three or four weeks.
The new roundabout replaces what had been a wide paved intersection that connected four roads. The intersection's unusual traffic right-of-way pattern, and the abrupt end of Merrimac Street at a stone wall, had caused accidents.
The new traffic pattern is a circle that allows the car in the roundabout to have the right-of-way. It also forces cars to slow down and negotiate a cluster of traffic islands — whereas there used to be no traffic islands, now there are 12 separate islands, each surrounded by granite curbs.
The roundabout is expected to improve traffic flow and reduce safety concerns near the intersection of thoroughfares including Merrimac Street, Mosely Avenue and Spofford Street. Despite some concern that the roundabout will only make traffic worse in the western section of the city, Mayor Donna Holaday stressed that it will perform as advertised. The roughly $1 million project is part of the Massachusetts Department of Transportation's Small Bottleneck Grant Program.


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Brain doping poll results in
Posted by gregdowney on April 10, 2008
According to Nature, 20% of scientists in an informal survey admitted to using 'cognitive enhancing' drugs: Poll results: look who's doping. Ironically, the original survey was triggered by an April Fool's prank played on the scientific community. My initial thought was, Do they count caffeine? Of course, they didn't. If they did, numbers would obviously be different.
We asked specifically about three drugs: methylphenidate (Ritalin), a stimulant normally used to treat attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder but well-known on college campuses as a 'study aid'; modafinil (Provigil), prescribed to treat sleep disorders but also used off-label to combat general fatigue or overcome jet lag; and beta blockers, drugs prescribed for cardiac arrhythmia that also have an anti-anxiety effect.
Check out the Nature site for a more complete discussion, but the conclusion is worth repeating:
The most popular of the drugs used by respondents to Nature's poll seem to have fairly mild neuroenhancing effects, says Chatterjee, who calls the massive media interest in these drugs "neurogossip". Nevertheless, the numbers suggest a significant amount of drug-taking among academics. As Eisen's April Fool's prank spread from blog to blog, it was hard to tell who was in on the joke and who was taking the announcement at face value. Although tricking people was a goal, Eisen had been aiming for something so ridiculous that most would chuckle. Instead, he worries that he might have hit a nerve: "I think it did make it less funny because it is actually too real."
The initial discussion that led to the poll was referenced by Daniel a while back in a great piece, Brain Enhancement: Beyond Either/Or, that explored this topic in greater detail. If you haven't checked it out, you should. Daniel talks about the 'unintended consequences' that almost always accompany drug use. I don't have too much to add to that except that, with what we know about neuroplasticity, this should not surprise us at all. The brain and nervous system tend to adapt to any changes in the overall environment they inhabit: the tasks they do, the condition of the environment (which is both inside and outside of the body), any other chemicals introduced into the equation.
What I'm struck by in this, however, is the social framework in which the use takes place. Daniel write about the effects on society overall from performance enhancing drugs. I'm looking at a slightly different angle: how the institutional structure I've worked within in two places very differently affects whether an individual in it might choose to use. Even though I'm working on a promotion application right now — as we speak, I'm in avoidance; when the post is over, back to it — I do not in any way feel the same intensity of pressure being an academic in Australia than I did in the US under a tenure system. Whereas performance enhancing drugs might have made sense to me at some point in the US, it's really alien to me right now, sitting looking at the mountains, working at a reasonable pace with reasonable expectations. That is, rather than social forces working for or against use, there is a framework of rewards and expectations that has changed for me in two different settings; given my new framework, the whole emotional-rational calculus has shifted, and I can't imagine taking them whereas I might have in a different environment. (With that, back to my own work…)
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If droppingtheir Rio Hondo League opener at Temple Citylast Friday night wasn't enough, the San Marino High Schoolvarsity football team lost their coach just a few days later when the news wasdelivered of Mike Mooney's placement on administrative leave from both hiscoaching post and position as assistant principal in charge of athletics,attendance and discipline.
The newsfrom both locales was stunning as the Titans fell behind last Friday nightearly before rallying to make the final score appear at least tolerable in theRio Hondo League opener.
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Former President Bill Clinton
The Record of Bergen County
The Herald News
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New Jersey Democratic Leaders
Former New Jersey Governor Jim Florio
Former Congressman Herb Klein
Former Congressman Robert Roe
New Jersey County Democratic Leaders
Chairman John Currie - Passaic County
Vice Chairwoman Barbara Tanis - Passaic County
Former Chairman Michael J. "Jerry" Breslin, Jr. - Bergen County
Former Chairman Daniel Mecca - Bergen County
New Jersey Democratic State Legislators
Former New Jersey Senator John Girgenti
New Jersey Senator Nellie Pou
New Jersey Assembly Speaker Sheila Oliver
New Jersey Assemblyman Thomas Giblin
New Jersey Assemblywoman Elease Evans
New Jersey Assemblyman Benjie Wimberly
New Jersey Assemblywoman Shavonda Sumter
New Jersey Democratic County Sheriff
Passaic County Sheriff Richard Berdnik
New Jersey Democratic County Freeholders
Freeholder William O'Dea, Chairman, Hudson County
Freeholder Jeffrey Dublin, Hudson County
Freeholder Terry Duffy, Director, Passaic County
Freeholder Pat Lepore, Passaic County
Freeholder Bruce James, Passaic County
Freeholder TJ Best, Passaic County
Former Freeholder Bernadette McPherson, Bergen County
Former Freeholder Greyson Hannigan, Passaic County
New Jersey Democratic Mayors
Mayor Alex Blanco, Passaic
Mayor Domenick Stampone, Haledon
Mayor Mohammed Khairullah, Prospect Park
New Jersey Democratic Council Members
Councilman Joseph Delaney, Garfield
Councilman Joe Wojtecki, Hawthorne
Councilman Joe Kolodziej, Clifton
Councilman Peter Eagler, Clifton
Councilman Matt Ward, Clifton
Council President Anthony Davis, Paterson
Councilman Ken Morris, Paterson
Councilman Andre Sayegh, Paterson
Councilwoman Vera Ames, Paterson
Councilman William McKoy, Paterson
Councilman Aslon Goow, Paterson
Councilman Terrence Love, Passaic
Councilman Hector Lora, Passaic
Councilwoman Zaida Polanco, Passaic
Councilman Joe Garcia, Passaic
Councilwoman Maha Kandis, Haledon
Councilman Mounir Almaita, Haledon
Councilman Rey Martinez, Haledon
Councilman Michael Tirri, Haledon
Councilman Michael Johnson, Haledon
Councilwoman Belgica Costa, Haledon
Council President Cristina Peralta, Prospect Park
Councilman Adnan Zakaria, Prospect Park
Councilwoman Felicia Ortiz, Prospect Park
Councilman Samir Hayek, Prospect Park
Councilwoman Esther Perez, Prospect Park
Councilman Andre Greer, Prospect Park
Councilman Robert Artis, Prospect Park
New Jersey Democratic Municipal Chairs
Jeff Gardner, Hawthorne
Lauren Murphy, Clifton
Errol Kerr, Paterson
Al Abdelaziz, Paterson
Ritzy Moralez, Passaic
Domenick Stampone, Haledon
Mohammed Khairullah, Prospect Park
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Dr. Donna M. Koch, Garfield
President Willa Mae Taylor, Paterson
Christopher Irving, Paterson
Errol Kerr, Paterson
Dr. Jonathan Hodges, Paterson
Vice President Richard Diaz, Passaic
Vincent Capuana, Passaic
Salim Patel, Passaic
Thania Melo, Passaic
Byron Bustos, Passaic
James Daly, Clifton
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2. Passaic County Building and Construction Trades Council, Mark Roche, President
3. United Association of Plumbers and Pipefitters (UA)
4. New Jersey State Association of Pipe Trades - James Kehoe, President
5. UA Pipefitters Local 274 - John Wende, Business Manager, Financial Secretary-Treasurer
6. UA Sprinkler Fitters 696 - Kevin Bellew, Business Manager
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8. Laborers International Union of North America, Raymond M. Pocino, Vice President and Eastern Regional Manager
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12. IBEW Local 102 - Patrick Delle Cava, Business Manager
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17. ATU Local 821, Earl Hardy, Jr., President⁄Business Agent
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20. ATU Local 824, Jack Hill, President⁄Business Agent
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24. United Food & Commercial Workers Union Local 464A, John T. Niccollai, president
25. International Federation of Professional and Technical Engineers, Local 195, Timothy Rudolph, President
26. CWA Local 1039, Lionel Leach, President
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31. Essex/West Hudson Central Labor Council (CLC), Thomas Giblin, President
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4. N.J. State Fraternal Order of Police, Edward R. Brannigan, President
5. Port Authority Police Benevolent Association, Paul Nunziato, President
6. International Association of Firefighters, Harold Schaitberger, Preside
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8. Clifton Local Firefighters' Mutual Benevolent Association, Robert DeLuca, President
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Upon arriving in the Philippines, the Cedar Rapids police officer, 29, was immediately chosen leader of her "brawn" team, officially known as the Aparri Tribe. Her first duty was daunting, however. She had to deem one of her teammates the weakest tribe member - the one she would vote off the island before the competition even began.
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Unveiled at IMEX in Frankfurt, Germany, this past May, GSCA is made
up of the Adelaide Convention Bureau, in Australia; the Daejeon
International Marketing Enterprise, in South Korea; the Hyderabad
Convention Visitors Bureau, in India; and the Toulouse Convention
Bureau, in France. The partner cities all have "strengths in
scientific innovation and research," according to GSCAs mission
statement, and are committed to "collaborating to promote their
respective destinations to conventions relating to these
Daejeon and Toulouse first
broached the idea of an alliance "two years ago during IMEX," said
Francois Lafont, Toulouse's vice president of business development.
"We tried to find similar cities for university, for science, for
IT," and eventually linked up with Adelaide and
Each city is home to
world-class universities as well as specialized areas of science
and research.
Each city is home to
world-class universities as well as specialized areas of science
and research.
In a twist on the typical DMO
alliance, whose members usually share certain characteristics
related to geography or conference logistics, GSCA places its
partners' intellectual assets front and center. Each city is home
to world-class universities as well as specialized areas of science
and research.
Thus, part of GSCAs mission, as
detailed in its marketing collateral, is classic destination sales:
"To exchange and share leads and information pertaining to relevant
convention opportunities between alliance members to secure future
events and enhance destination experience." But the alliance's
efforts go beyond leads and room nights: "Promote the alliance and
its members to our target audience of convention organizers,
scientific organizations and potential alliance
For GSCA, the partnership is good
business — and also an opportunity to change the world. "Innovation
is about science," Lafont said. "Science is in each city, and we
have to improve the knowledge of students of [the] industries
around the cities." That could happen, Lafont said, if the GSCA
cities were to attract scientific conferences that area students
then would be invited to attend — and that would draw on local
educational resources. "We could involve our industries, our
laboratories, our researchers, so we improve the universities,"
Lafont said. "This is a virtual circle."
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The unidentified employee's new title is now "grounds and street keeper" with reference to supervision duties removed.
Stronger language has also been incorporated to identify it as a "working position and not a job of strictly supervising," Alderman Joe Cornacchione says.
The employee, who remains on the payroll, was found sleeping near the fire department on Laurel Street on Aug. 15, two days after aldermen publicly accused him of failing to keep an eye on town inmates.
In recent weeks the board has met repeatedly to deal with the coming year's budget. Each time, aldermen and residents have brought up the issue of the sleeper.
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Investigation into child killer's prison attack
The Prison Service has confirmed an inmate has been attacked at jail in Wakefield. It follows reports Mark Bridger, the man who abducted and murdered April Jones in Wales last year, has been slashed across the face.
– Prison Service spokesperson
A prisoner from HMP Wakefield was taken to hospital on 7 July. The incident is being investigated by the police.