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TORONTO, ONTARIO -- (Marketwire) -- 12/05/12 -- TransGaming Inc. (TSX VENTURE:TNG), the global leader in the multiplatform deployment of video games, today announced it has launched a major upgrade to GameTree(TM) TV that delivers a streamlined, socially-focused experience, and fully shifts the platform to a subscription-only business model. In addition, GameTree TV, TransGaming's premier on-demand video games platform for Connected TV, now supports Google's widely adopted Android operating system.
This launch of the upgraded GameTree TV platform is an important milestone in TransGaming's development roadmap to deliver a ubiquitous, immersive experience towards increasing user adoption and consumer stickiness across multiple systems and providers. Full support for Android gives GameTree TV the ability to be deployed on the system of choice for many next generation set-top boxes and over-the-top devices. Highlights of the upgraded GameTree TV platform include:
-- An enhanced user interface that further builds upon the innovative connected living room experience. -- Support for Android, which further pushes the platform into new growth areas. -- A monthly subscription-only service priced at EUR4,99 that delivers a continually refreshed catalogue starting at 40 games included in the price. -- Full multi-screen gameplay capability that seamlessly allows players to use their tablets and smartphones as second screens and controllers. -- Strong social connectivity, offering a compelling reason for users to subscribe and play with friends. -- Continual updates with additional social features to be added in the coming months.
Free, the top-tier broadband service operator based in France, will be the first to benefit from the new GameTree TV platform before TransGaming releases it to other distribution partners in the coming months. GameTree TV's usage has grown consistently since launch on Free with over 525,000 unique user downloads and in excess of 5,000,000 minutes of play time to-date.
"With this upgrade of GameTree TV, we have fully transitioned our business model to a subscription-only service at EUR4,99 per month for over 40 games, representing the best value of any content available on Free today. The addition of Android support means we can easily deliver this unparalleled experience on even more providers worldwide," said Vikas Gupta, CEO & President of TransGaming, Inc. "This is the most important GameTree TV release since the initial launch last year. We expect overall ARPU to increase and new opportunities with Android to materialize. This also sets the foundation for a roadmap of incredible features and capabilities that will be deployed in the coming months."
About TransGaming Inc.
TransGaming Inc. (TSX VENTURE:TNG) is the global leader in the multiplatform deployment of video games. TransGaming works with the industry's leading developers and publishers to enable and distribute games for Smart TVs, next-generation set-top boxes, Mac computers, and Linux/CE platforms. TransGaming is headquartered in Toronto, Canada.
TransGaming provides a range of information from company news to industry articles, commentary, and insight on its website at www.transgaming.com. In addition, TransGaming provides regular business and industry updates through its social media channels. Like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter: @TransGaming and @VikasKGupta.
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TOWN OF NIAGARA, N.Y. -- Thirty years ago to the day, Col. John Higgins joined the armed forces. Saturday he was saluted by Niagara Falls' 107th Airlift Wing as their new commander.
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- Mini activities. Al lot of the activities developed are small and relatively independent. One can choose to do multiple throughout the week or just 1. For instance, week 2 includes 5 discussion threads on relevant topics. I could just pick 1 of those, or 3 if I have the time. Here's an example of a discussion thread/activity: "Giant publisher (Elsevier) sends takedown notices to academic social networking site (Academia.edu): Publisher demands that social networking site remove research papers from its servers. Here's a notice sent to an academic. Elsevier wrote an note explaining their perspective. Share your thoughts/reflections on the case with the rest of us on the discussion thread dedicated to each case. Feel free to join discussion threads, ask questions, and help your colleagues gain a greater understanding of the topic."
- Live events. These serve as opportunities for gaining a more intimate overview of the ideas in the course, based on conversations with guest experts. They are recorded and archived.
- Multiple pathways. The #dalmooc folks are doing a dual-layer MOOC on a much larger and experimental scale, and are learning quite a lot from it. In my case, content, updates, and interactions pertaining to#scholar14 exist outside of the platform as well, and I think that provides opportunities to join the space that makes the most sense to an individual. I believe that we need more (and better) scaffolds to support this. For instance, Jeffrey is reaching out on Twitter, and he might be doing so because that's proven to be a supportive place in the past vis-a-vis a new environment created just for the purpose of a course, like the canvas platform for example. Others connected their blog to a space developed to aggregate content… multiple options are available, in the hopes that these provide flexibility and options.
What do you think?
- What are some other ways that individuals could join an open course when time permits?
- How can we design more flexibility into a course without losing its essence?
Networked Scholars: Week 1 (#scholar14)
The first week of Networked Scholars is almost over. It's been a busy and interesting week with an "Ask Me Almost Anything" discussion thread with Michael Barbour, who answered all questions thrown at him by course participants, and a Google Hangouts on Air session with Laura Czerniewicz (below).
I just sent this note to all participants, and as others might find it helpful, I'm sharing it here too:
Hello everyone!
I hope you are having a great weekend. It's a cloudy and rainy morning here in Victoria, BC, and I'm finding myself at a local coffee shop listening to The Doors and thinking about our course.
Our first week is nearly over, and I wanted to share with you some of the interesting ideas and things happening in our course:
- Jenny Mackness wrote a wonderful reflection for the first week of the course. You can read it here: http://jennymackness.wordpress.com/2014/10/26/academic-blogging/
- Some participants are planning a real-time chat via Google Hangouts today. I love it! Feel free to use the discussion thread created to find study buddies or to reach out via #scholar14 if you are looking for a friend to chat with about the course or about a particular reading/week.
- The Research Excellence Framework is a system put in place to assess the research output of UK's Higher education institutions. Laura Pasquini shared the following article which suggests five recommendations for using alternative metrics in in assessing research quality: http://blogs.lse.ac.uk/impactofsocialsciences/2014/10/23/alternative-metrics-future-uk-research-excellence-framework-thelwall/
- The Networked Researcher is a summary of Cristina Costa's PhD thesis: http://www.slideshare.net/cristinacost/the-networked-researcher
The materials for week 2 are available, and as we are entering a week looking at challenges and tensions in networked scholarship, remember that you don't need to do all the activities listed. We have a live session scheduled again, a few of readings, and some activities that I am hoping will spark lively debates.
The spectrum of MOOCs
"xMOOC vs. cMOOC" is one way that is frequently used to describe the philosophical design of a MOOC. Tony Bates does an excellent job summarizing the philosophies behind the two. While this categorization is helpful in describing the foundations of the types of MOOCS that exist, I'm increasingly becoming more and more uncomfortable with this categorization as used to describe particular courses. I see MOOCs as a phenomenon more than anything, and when the xMOOC and cMOOC terms are used to describe courses, it seems that we are missing what actually happens in these courses, we are missing the details.
Q: Is there a better way/terminology to describe the range of #MOOCs to an educated audience other than xMOOC vs cMOOC? #education #edtech
— George Veletsianos (@veletsianos) October 4, 2014
While the xMOOC and cMOOC labels are worthwhile to help individuals make sense of two opposing viewpoints, there is a spectrum the lies between the two. Between xMOOCs and cMOOCs, we see:
- MOOCs that blend aspects of xMOOCs and cMOOCs (e.g., #dalmooc, #scholar14)
- MOOCs that vary in their learning design (see the MOOC learning design project) and pedagogical practices (see Toven-Lindsey, B., Rhoads, R. a., & Lozano, J. B. (in press). Virtually Unlimited Classrooms: Pedagogical Practices in Massive Open Online Courses. The Internet and Higher Education)
- MOOCs that vary in size, openness, synchronous vs. asynchronous blend, and pacing.
- MOOCs that vary in instructional quality (see for example, Margaryan, A., Bianco, M., & Littlejohn, A. (2015). Instructional Quality of Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs). Computers & Education, 80, 77–83).
There is wide variation between MOOCs, and it behooves us to examine how and why particular MOOCs differ, and how the differences impact learner experiences and outcomes.
Networked Scholars course (#scholar14) starting on Monday, October 20th
This is just a quick note to remind you that the Networked Scholars course is starting on Monday October 20th. The #scholar14 hashtag is already collecting relevant resources.
The course is happening at an opportune time, providing ample material for us to examine. Academics are often encouraged to blog and participate online to increase their reach and impact. However, when scholars are online they face tensions, dilemmas, and conundrums. For example, some are concerned about navigating personal-professional boundaries on social media and others are worried about the degree to which online activities may be cause for termination, as revealed by the recent Kansas Board of Regents policy on "Improper Use of Social Media" and the ongoing case of Dr. Steven Salaita. It seems that these stories are never-ending: The Conversation included an article today entitled: To tweet or not to tweet: academic freedom and social media.
What do academics do on social media? What tensions do they face? Why do they continue being on these contentious spaces when a number of their senior colleagues advice them to "get off Twitter and write those papers?" These are questions that I am hoping we will explore together starting on Monday.
I have also finalized our guest experts for the course, and I'm happy to report that we have a wonderful group of colleagues from three countries joining us to discuss issues pertaining to networked scholarship. The live events are scheduled for the times/days listed below, so if you would like to join us, please add them to your calendar, and join our Google Hangout on Air events. If you can't join us live, we will be recording and archiving the events so that you can watch them later at your convenience.
October 23 at 9am PST: Dr. Laura Czerniewicz from the University of Cape Town (South Africa) – Google Hangout on Air link
October 29 at 4pm PST: Dr. Royce Kimmons from the University of Idaho (USA) - Google Hangout on Air link
November 6, 10:30am at PST: Bonnie Stewart from the University of Price Edward Island (Canada) - Google Hangout on Air link
To convert these times to your local time zone, please use this tool: http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/converter.html
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Networked Scholars syndication hub: Live
The Networked Scholars course starts in two weeks, on October 20th, with 2 options for participation.
1. Through the Canvas Network.
2. Through personal blogs and twitter accounts, syndicated, via the…. drumroll…. Networked Scholars Syndication hub. With special thanks to Alan Levine who has been helping a number of people implement this design, all readings and activities will be publicly-available, and this site syndicates blog/twitter feeds used as discussion/reflection spaces. The official Twitter hashtag for the course is #scholar14. If you are interested in this option, feel free to head over to the syndication hub, and connect your blog to the site!
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so @veletsianos' #free open course in networked scholarship – what is it? why do it? – starts in a month, educators: https://t.co/NxYlfrVqJS
— Bonnie Stewart (@bonstewart) September 22, 2014
A few weeks ago, I notified individuals who filled out my Networked Scholars open online course survey, indicating that my open course was open for registration. I'm excited to see that some colleagues have discovered the course, but it's time to post the news here too, even though some . I've really appreciated the feedback from people regarding the design and content of the course, so if you any thoughts about this, please don't hesitate to let me know! I am trying to create a memorable and worthwhile learning experience and hearing from you is a significant way to go about doing that. If you have any other thoughts about the course or about what you think makes open online courses engaging, effective, and memorable, please don't hesitate to send them my way.
2. Through your blog and twitter accounts. The readings and activities will be publicly-available, and you could use your blog/twitter as a discussion/reflection space, so you don't necessarily need to sign up to Canvas to access this course if you don't want to.
@bonstewart @veletsianos There *might* also be some kind of blog syndication thing too for #scholar14 #justARumor
— Alan Levine (@cogdog) September 22, 2014
I hereby confirm the rumour. We will be using an approach similar to Connected Courses and the distributed syndication model. The official Twitter hashtag for the course is #scholar14. If you choose this route, you can indicate your desire to participate through Canvas (see #1 above) or you can just wait and start participating via your social media accounts when the syndication platform is ready (I'll write another blog post when we are ready to launch).
First, I want this course to be about learners and their needs, and not just what I think are significant areas to understand. Therefore, I will be asking you to articulate participants to articulate their needs and evaluate their own progress towards their accomplishments. For example, you might already know some of the challenges that academics face when they participate on social media (e.g., see Kansas Board of Regents policy regarding social media use) so you might want to spend more time investigating the relationship between academic freedom and social media. That's absolutely fine! Or, you might be interested in investigating how you can be more effective in using social media to engage with practitioners. That's great too! I wrote a little bit about this here.
Second, even though I have experience with and do research on networked scholarship, there are a number of other people who have experience with these topics. Diversity is important, and for this reason, each week I will be hosting a live Q&A panel on Google Hangouts on Air with other individuals discussing the topic of the week. Even though this panel will be live and you will be able to view it in real-time and ask questions, it will also be recorded for those of you who can't make it.
That's all for now. I am looking forward to the course.
Success, personal learning plans, and multiple pathways in open courses
While designing my open course focusing on networked scholars, I'll be posting updates here pertaining to pedagogical and design decisions that I'm making. [Aug 20, 2014 update: Course registration is open]
The course is intended to help doctoral students, academics, and other knowledge workers on how social media and networked technologies may support/extend/question their scholarship. The course will also be "wrapped" by a colleague in real-time and colleagues who teach research methods courses will be sharing it with their students. In short, the audience is diverse, their background knowledge varies, and their needs/desires will vary. So, the question becomes, how do you support all learners to achieve what they aspire to achieve?
I've been thinking a lot recently about success in open courses. I'm intrigued by discussions of multiple pathways (or dual layer) through open courses and I've been reflecting on how to support the different groups of people that might visit (and use) my course. In the GoNorth projects, we had thousands of teachers annually use our digital learning environment and curriculum. To accommodate their needs the curriculum consisted of 3 levels: (experience, explore, expand). This design encompassed varying levels of difficulty and involvement and allowed teachers to adjust the curriculum to local needs. In the edX course Data, Analytics, and Learning that George, Carolyn, Dragan, and Ryan are teaching in the Fall, the learner is given more of that control. The instructors write: "This course will experiment with multiple learning pathways. It has been structured to allow learners to take various pathways through learning content – either in the existing edX format or in a social competency-based and self-directed format. Learners will have access to pathways that support both beginners, and more advanced students, with pointers to additional advanced resources. In addition to interactions within the edX platform, learners will be encouraged to engage in distributed conversations on social media such as blogs and Twitter." I like this because of the recognition that learners come to courses with varying needs/wants and that recognition influenced the design of the course.
In thinking about the different needs that students in my course will have, a group of instructional designers and I at Royal Roads have created a scaffold to help individuals define what they want to achieve in the course. This tool will be helpful for self-directed learners and those with enough background knowledge on the topic, but, depending on how it is implemented, it can help novices as well. The scaffold is a Personal Learning Plan (.rtf). I think this might be helpful to others, so I'm tagging it with an open license so that others can use it as they see fit in their own courses. Here's how it works:
I assume that individuals will enrol in this course to pursue a personal need/ambition (e.g., "I want to learn how education researchers use social media for research and I am at a loss as to where to start"). To support learners in this, I will be asking them to develop a personal learning plan (PLP) as a way to define, verbalize, and be mindful about their goals. A PLP will allow learners to define what they want to achieve by enrolling in the course and reflect on their successes and accomplishments.
Once participants create a PLP they can either keep it private, share it with the instructor, or share it on a discussion board. Sharing it on a discussion board might allow them to be more accountable to the goals they have set and to connect with colleagues that have similar goals. There is one problem here: Let's assume that the course will be of interest to a couple of hundred people and a hundred of them post their PLPs on a discussion board. That will quickly become overwhelming for everyone. How do we reduce the information available to help learners find each other based on common interests? If learners could tag their post, and the tags became available at the top of the discussion thread, that could help, but alas, that's not an option available on the platform that I am using. If any of you have any ideas, I'd love to hear them!
Below are two fictitious learning plans as examples. These only have 1 row each, but learners could include as many rows as they need.
The first one is relevant to PhD students
|Action(s) to achieve goal
|Measure of success (i.e. How will I know that I was successful?)
|How much time do I anticipate spending to achieve this goal?
|Decide whether of not to start blogging about my dissertation
|- Read assigned material- Participate in discussions
|- Make a decision by the end of the course
|2 hours per week for the next 4 weeks
The second one applies to an early-career academic (e.g., a lecturer, a professor, a researcher, etc).
|Action(s) to achieve goal
|Measure of success (i.e. How will I know that I was successful?)
|How much time do I anticipate spending to achieve this goal?
|My social media activity is gaining global following. I want to understand the tensions that I might face.
|- Read everything associated with week 2.- Participate in as many relevant discussions as possible in week 2.- Join the live panel discussion during week 2.
|- I will write a 200-word journal entry describing potential tensions and challenges that I might face.
|7 hours during week 2
Of course, it is entirely possible, and research has shown, that learners don't know what they don't know. A personal learning plan isn't a panacea, which is why every course needs to include a diverse range of scaffolds and supports. But this is turning out to be a long post, so I'll save those thoughts for a future update.
As always, I'd love to hear your thoughts. How does this sound? What might be some problems with it? How could it be improved?
MITx and HarvardX make some of their MOOC data publicly available
MITx and HarvardX deserve huge congratulations for making data associated with a number of their MOOCs publicly available. Four months ago, I wrote that the "community would benefit from access to the data that HarvardX and MITx have, as other individuals/groups could run additional analyses. Granted, I imagine this might require quite a lot of effort, not least in the development of procedures for data sharing." It seems that the researchers at MITx and HarvardX have tackled the issues involved to make the data available, and have developed thoughtful procedures to ensure de-identification. While some of the steps taken may limit analyses (e.g., the de-identification process document notes that "rows with 60 or more forum posts were deleted," thus eliminating highly active users), this is a big step in the right direction and it should be celebrated.
Now… can we have some qualitative data? If any institutions are interested in making those available, I'd love talk to you, give you input, and work with you toward that goal.


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Les Maisons De Léa - Hotel Restaurant & Spa*** de charmeLocated across from Sainte Catherine Church in Honfleur, this hotel de charme consists of a former salt warehouse and 16th-century houses. It features a shaded terrace and a Nuxe Spa with hammam.
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Le Manoir des Impressionnistes & SpaHoused in a 18th-century manor in a 3-hectare park and on the edge of Honfleur on the seafront, Le Manoir des Impressionnistes & Spa offers elegantly decorated rooms.
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Pierre & Vacances Premium Residence & Spa HoulgateLocated on the Butte de Caumont hilltop with panoramic views of Houlgate, this residence is just a 15-minute walk from the beach and town centre.
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This charming former post house features lovely rooms overlooking the port and offers the ideal backdrop to your Honfleur family vacation or business trip.
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High end price too ..
Having to leave
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Helpful owners, good breakfast, comfy bed.
Windows in bedroom looked into bathroom and loo, big lack of privacy! Nice room but very overpriced.
Peace and tranquility. All facilities of an extremely high standard. Very secure in a closed environment with automatically locking gates.
Attention to detail. Beautifully decorated and luxury of a five star hotel. Lovely breakfast. Superb location. Will definitely return especially as they are building a swimming pool to enhance the lovely spa.
The standard of the work put into converting the buildings to their present use, and the workmanship employed, was first class. Our room was spacious, attractive and comfortable. All the buildings were attractive and the proprietors and the staff were extremely nice. We loved it.
We would have liked a mirror in the bedroom with space for laying out hairbrush, jewellery, papers etc. - perhaps one of the tables in the bedroom could have been utilised for this purpose. The only mirror was in the bathroom and this was insufficient.
Fantastic place, nice attention to detail. Great breakfast.
The entire experience. The most idyllic, wonderful place to stay a few days...or even forever! We loved our time here. The apartment was as big as a house, the furnishings and decor simply divine. Nothing has been overlooked and our hosts are the loveliest of hosts ever. A big thank you for an unforgettable stay in Honfleur. We will be back.
Absolutely nothing!
Beautiful compound and gardens. Excellent interior design. Spacious rooms.
Internet was supposed to work, but didn't.
The property was maintained at the highest level; the accommodations were first class; and the staff were attentive and friendly. This was the most enjoyable stay I have experienced in many years. A return is assured!! Merci!
Accommodations were impeccably designed for comfort and beauty. Breakfast was fresh & delicious Grounds on and around property are so beautiful
Beautiful room in a spectacular setting, with a warm welcome. What more could anybody want?
everything was superb
Absolutely beautiful property and rooms with excellent proximity to Honfleur. We stayed in 5 hotels during our visit and our whole family agreed this was our favorite. We were in the family suite above the breakfast room. It was like being in a tree house.
A little hard to locate. Better signage would be helpful.
We liked everything about Le Clos de Grâce and wanted to move in. It is absolutely exquisite and every detail is considered. It is run by a very lovely family with adorable children.
There is nothing not to like.
Peacefulness of the location, yet only 4 min drive to centre of Honfleur Overall, superb attention to detail set in delightful grounds and managed by lovely staff from the 'top' down! We'll come again!
Hot water for bathroom limited to certain times! By the time we had worked out 'when', our 3 night stay was over !
New designer place. Every single detail has been carefully designed
I had to walk 100 meter over gravel with my lugage to get to the room. The wheels are damaged
It is a beautiful place to stay. Love every day of our stay, looking forward to come back.
Very good and new hotel. Beautiful place.
No body speak english, only French
Everything was perfect! Mrs and Mr. Moncelet, all the staffs were very kind and helpful, the accommodation was very beautiful, the breakfast was delicious.This is the most wonderful stay I've ever experienced. I never forget this stay through my life.
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The breakfast was so beautiful and delicious I photographed it, the owners couldn't have been more helpful in their recommendations and the whole place is decorated to the highest standards, absolutely stunning! I can not recommend it high enough and definitely can not fault it!
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It's a very pleasant place - quite and charming. Good standard of the rooms and all facilities. Tastefully renovated, good finish. We liked all the aspects of it.
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Aledo Bearcats vs. Birdville, B 6 p.m., A 4:30 p.m., JV 6 p.m. and Varsity 7:30 p.m.
The Community News • P.O. Box 1031 • 203 Pecan Dr. • Aledo, TX 76008 • 817-441-7661 • FAX: 817-441-5419
Parker County
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BE IT KNOWN, the HONORABLE COMMISSIONERS COURT of PARKER COUNTY, TEXAS, will convene in a
REGULAR MEETING at 9:30 A.M. on MONDAY the 11th of JANUARY 2010 in the COMMISSIONERS
COURTROOM on the FIRST FLOOR of the COURTHOUSE, ONE COURTHOUSE SQUARE, WEATHERFORD,
1. ROUTINE BUSINESS: (a.) Certification of revenues as presented by the auditor; (b). Line item budget
adjustments as presented by the auditor; (c.) payment of routine bills as presented by the auditor; (d.) prior
approval/disapproval of purchases; (e.) approval of payroll, payments for insurance, retirement; (f.) report
from County Treasurer on balances of all funds "1 thru 999"; (g.) accept, renew or reject bids; (h.)
authorization to advertise bids for purchases as listed; (i.) accept or release pledged securities.
f. ACCEPT, RENEW, OR REJECT BIDS: (Deena Nichols/Judge Riley)
1. PC10-11 Road Sign Materials & Related Products.
a. Update on transportation bond implementation.(Judge Riley)
b. Notification of Advertising to Bid Transportation Bond Projects (Deena Nichols / Judge Riley).
a. Review and approve proposed procurement card and travel policies, amendments to purchasing and fixed
asset policies.(Deena Nichols/Judge Riley)
b. Implementation of State of Texas Charge Card Program.(Deena Nichols/Judge Riley)
c. Global Tower Invoice.(John Forrest/Judge Riley)
d. Notification to move fence row at the intersection of Olive Branch Road and Savannah Drive for visibility
d. Notification to move fence row at the intersection of Olive Branch Road and Savannah Drive for visibility
and safety purposes. (Commissioner Roth)
e. 2010 Sick Pool Commitee members as drawn in Commissioner's Court on 12/28/09. (Jenny Gentry/Judge
a. Lipan Volunteer Fire Department Contract for the 2009-2010 Fiscal Year.(John Forrest/Judge Riley)
b. Agreement for training between Parker County and Weatherford PD.(Shawn Scott/John Forrest/Judge Riley)
c. ESD#1 Volunteer Fire Department Contract 2009-2010 Fiscal Year.(John Forrest/Judge Riley)
d. Interlocal Agreement City of Springtown and Parker County relating to transportation bond. (John
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e. Thrift Mart Partnership Lease Extention and Renewal for the Justice of Peace #4 Building. (John
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a. Pertaining to August 31, 2009 Budget Session:
1. Correct the minutes
2. The amount of Fund Balance used in the 2009-2010 Budget is different than what was specified by
approved motions made during this Budget Session.
3. Remaining Fund Balance as compared to estimates of year end fund balance made during this budget
session.(Commissioner Roth)
7. EXECUTIVE SESSION: In accordance with Section 551.072(Real Estate) and Section 551.074
(Personnel) of the Texas Government Code, the Parker County Commissioners Court will meet in CLOSED
SESSION to discuss to wit:
1. Real Estate.
2. Personnel
At the conclusion of the Closed Session the Commissioners Court will reconvene in OPEN SESSION to
make any decisions or take any action considered appropriate action regarding said matters discussed in
Closed Session. (John Forrest/Judge Riley)
8. ROUTINE BUSINESS (j.) approval of minutes; (k.) personnel changes; (l.) unemployment appeal claims;
(m. )reports from officials as listed; (n.) interdepartmental transfers of equipment and inventory reports.
NOTE: Commissioners Court may choose to convene into Executive Session items out of agenda sequence depending upon
availability of counsel.
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Aledo Bearcats vs. Southwest at Aledo High School, B 5 p.m., A 5 p.m. and JV 6:30 p.m.
Aledo Ladycats vs. Cleburne at Aledo High School, Freshmen 5 p.m., JV 5 p.m. and Varsity 6:30 p.m., *District Game
Aledo Bearcats vs. Joshua at Aledo High School, A 8 p.m., JV 5 p.m. and Varsity 6:30 p.m., *District Game
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