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Anheuser-Busch InBev considers bid for European brewer StarBev.
Apple defends rights to iPad name in Shanghai court.
Barnes & Noble sees profits crimped by digital investments.
Carbonite encourages planning for loss.
Comcast takes aim at Netflix.
Ford boosts pay for directors by 25 percent.
General Mills and Kraft promise to hold line on marketing spending in tough environment.Continue reading...
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Posted by Dale Buss on February 3, 2012 09:05 AM
AMR CEO defends job cuts at American Airlines.
AOL doubles down with investment in Huffington Post streaming TV network.
Apple dealt legal setback against Motorola, expands patent fight with Samsung.
Amazon could burn through its cash.
AstraZeneca plans to cut another 7,300 jobs.
Banana Republic brings back Mad Men collection with AMC.
Chipotle holds the line on pricing.
Chrysler re-launches in U.K. with Super Bowl spot on Sky.
Coca-Cola ties effort encouraging teens to Black History Month.Continue reading...
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Posted by Shirley Brady on October 18, 2011 08:45 AM
Air France replaces CEO, Mercedes-Benz USA CEO is ousted in Daimler exec shuffle, and Olympus shares plunge as its CEO is fired.
Apple sells 4 million iPhone 4S units in first weekend, as Samsung sues to block the device in Japan and Australia and HTC loses Apple patent case in US. Steve Jobs' Silicon Valley memorial service reportedly filled with humor and music, as company prepares to honor late co-founder and report earnings on Tuesday. Starbucks and Apple are also partnering in the UK on free music downloads.
Mattel eyes UK's HIT Entertainment, home to Thomas the Tank Engine and other kids' properties.
Bank of America posts $6.2 billion quarterly profit, while Goldman Sachs reports $428 million loss.
BlackBerry customers receive free apps and tech support to make amends for outages.Continue reading...
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Posted by Dale Buss on October 10, 2011 08:59 AM
Netflix abruptly abandons plans to rent DVDs and kills Qwikster brand before it launches.
Disney CEO Bob Iger announces he will step down in 2015.
American Apparel finds new fans in Europe.
Apple iPhone pre-sale orders sell out, while overall iPhone sales may not be so rosy.
Chrysler plans to pare minivan offerings as part of brand rationalization and product-portfolio streamlining as the company winds up talks with UAW.
Conde Nast to develop video and online content.Continue reading...
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Posted by Shirley Brady on September 26, 2011 05:59 PM
Amazon is set to unveil the Kindle Fire e-reader on Wednesday, with Conde Nast, Hearst and Meredith on board, but Time Inc. negotiations going down to the wire.
Boeing confident about Dreamliner output as All Nippon Airways prepares for aircraft's first commercial flight.
Chrysler lets car buyers track production and delivery.
Coca-Cola CEO is "cautiously pleased" with company outlook.
Jay-Z announces the New Jersey Nets will be renamed the Brooklyn Nets, and that he'll kick off the NBA team's new home at the Barclays Center with an eight-concert series in Sept. 2012.
John Hancock extends "Who Knew?" campaign.Continue reading...
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Posted by Shirley Brady on July 27, 2011 06:00 PM
Apple, Microsoft and Cisco lead Moody's richest companies list, while iPhone 5 anticipation grows.
Banks bracing for US downgrade don't see panic yet.
Dunkin' shares jump 46% on first day of trading.
LVMH now owns 20% of Hermes.
NBC faces objections to upcoming series about the Playboy club.
PayPal boycotted by hacktivists.
Samsung reigns as Android champion.
Spanx taps into women's gym wear popularity.
Starbucks Facebook strategy shows value of engagement.
UBS sued by US regulator over $4.5 billion of mortgages.
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Posted by Shirley Brady on July 26, 2011 06:30 PM
Amazon results beat Wall Street estimates as ad-supported Kindle tops e-reader sales.
American Apparel partners with eBay.
Comcast and NBC launch TV's "holy grail" — dynamic VOD advertising.
Dunkin' Brands prices IPO at $19/share for $2.4 billion valuation; but can it grow coffee biz?
Facebook launches new portal to help brands better target their marketing.
FOX narrows window on free streaming of network programming, with Dish Network first to sign on.
Google targets small business ad market, while interest in Hulu raises speculation.
Kraft begins global pitch for Trident.Continue reading...
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Posted by Dale Buss on June 30, 2011 09:00 AM
Apple's iPhone turns 4, while company reports worst first-half since 2008.
Associated Press to open bureau in North Korea.
Bulgari acquisition by LVMH approved by EU.
Clinton Global Initiative launches micro-lending drive.
Coca-Cola details environment and corporate citizenship progress.
Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg now worth $18 billion — more than Google's founders.
GE expands Olympics sponsorship through 2020.
Google champions UK tech hub.Continue reading...
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Willie Nelson and Merle Haggard Hard Rock Live, Hollywood Thursday, February 7, 2013 Better Than: A cold beer, a shot of whiskey, and a good cry. All the old outlaws are only getting older. Last night, though, the Red-Headed Stranger and the Okie From Muskogee proved that they might be wizened ge ... More >>
Photo by Jacob KatelBig Poppa E sings the brunchtime blues.US Highway 1 is one of the original roadways carved into the great land of Miami, and her curves stretch from Key Largo all the way to Maine. So when Big Poppa E plays two sets every Sunday at Metro Organic Bistro on Biscayne Boulev ... More >>
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Chef Norman Van AkenIn some ways, it's all about the new when it comes to homeboy and Chef Norman Van Aken. The guy who spawned New World Cuisine is back on the scene again, this time with a new restaurant on the way and a new hosting gig.But his restaurant -- now pay attention, especially if you ... More >>
Buddy Guy plays the Arsht Center.Blues badass Buddy Guy -- along with Big Easy piano man Dr. John -- performs Friday at the Knight Concert Hall at the Arsht Center. A huge influence on Eric Clapton and countless others, Guy continues to elate audience members with his guitar heroics at the g ... More >>
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Piano Bob and the Snowman have a barrelhouse of fun roaming the nation
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One lable hopes to prove the blues deserve a fair hearing
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We do, but with out kids in school, sports, scouts, band and more, there is a limit. We don't spend too much on any one, but give some a little to them all.
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I would much rather give a donation equal to what I would pay for the fundraiser since 100% of the money goes to the organization.....and not the fund raising company which gets usually half of the amount that you spend. So many times I don't need what they are selling and the money is a better option for me! Plus with school, extra activities, scouts, and other groups using fundraising it's just a pain to sell so much and so often.


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Alice in Chains hits the road in February in support of Black Gives Way to Blue, its first studio album in fourteen years, and with new singer William DuVall, who took over vocal duties for the band after original singer Layne Staley passed away in 2002. The band hits the Fillmore Auditorium Frid ... More >>
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A FORMER councillor from Welford has become the first candidate to be announced for the new role of Police Commissioner in Warwickshire.
Fraser Pithie, a former chair of Welford Parish Council and county councillor, was announced as the Conservative candidate for the role this week.
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He also completed 32 years service with Water Company Severn Trent from where he retired last year having reached the position of senior operations manager.
Mr Pithie. who now lives in Kenilworth, said: "I am very pleased to have been selected by the Conservatives as candidate for Warwickshire's Police and Crime Commissioner.
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"There is much good work being done in Warwickshire by the police but like any organisation there is always room for improvement.
"I want to work with the service and for the people of Warwickshire to develop even more innovation and business based approaches so we can help hard working families from all backgrounds in keeping policing council tax costs to a minimum."
"My years as a Special Constable provided me with invaluable experience working alongside front line officers in all situations.
"I want to use my career experience, listen to the people of Warwickshire and work with the police to continuously improve the service they provide with the resources they have."
The Police and Crime Commissioner is a new role with the aim of cutting crime and delivering an effective and efficient police service by representing the people and holding the police to account in each area.
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You can almost see the ancient samurai ghosts amid the mist that blankets Kyoto as you take in sweeping views of the city from the incredible Kiyomizu Temple. Embark on this exploration of Japan's highlights, with the support of local guides, comfortable train transportation, and enough down time to truly get lost in the land of the rising sun. Book this Kensington classic itinerary as is by December 15th 2014, for travel anytime between January 1st - March 14th, or May 11th - June 30th 2015, and save $1000 per couple!
This extensive tour of Tokyo, Hakone and Kyoto presents quintessential Japan in all its rich contrasts of ancient spirituality and modern marvels of technology. You'll enjoy a collection of premium accommodation that has been designed to showcase the height of contemporary sophistication and the warmth of traditional Japanese hospitality.
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Welcome to Japan!
Meet your driver for a shared airport transfer.
Take a half day tour of this fascinating city with a local guide, making use of Tokyo's comprehensive and user friendly public transport system. The day begins with a visit to the outside Imperial Palace, home of Japan's Imperial Family. Next is Asakusa, Tokyo's old town where you can soak in the atmosphere of the Tokyo of old. Visit Sensoji, Tokyo's oldest temple and wander down Nakamise, a shopping street that has been providing temple visitors with a variety of traditional, local snacks and tourist souvenirs for centuries. Take the subway across town to Meiji Shrine, a shrine dedicated to the deified spirit of Emperor Meiji and a popular place for traditional Japanese weddings. If time permits, you can take a walk down Omotesando shopping street, a broad tree lined avenue home to the flagship stores of the world's top fashion brandsThe tour will finish in Harajuku/Omotesando. Please note that with this tour you will have a private guide, but rather than travelling by private vehicle, you will make use of Tokyo's efficient local transit system.
The world's largest fish market, Tsukiji Market handles about 2,888 tons of marine products a day worth about ¥2.8 billion ($20 million USD). Some 450 kinds of fish are received; from penny-per-piece sardines to golden brown dried sea slug caviar, a bargain at $473.00 USD a pound. Some of the giant tuna go for well over ¥1,000,000 each ($8,000 USD). Take time to wander through this enormous market, exploring both the vegetable and fruit areas plus the impressive seafood section. There may also be an opportunity to see a complete tuna being cut and filleted. You will then visit a typical Japanese home. Your guide will answer all your questions about Japanese culture and everyday life in Tokyo during the transfer by public transportation. Learn to prepare maki sushi (rolled sushi), gunkan maki (sushi rice wrapped with a strip of seaweed and topped with soft ingredients), and nigiri sushi (sushi rice topped with a slice of raw fish). You will then get to enjoy your home made sushi for lunch. Please note that with this tour you will have a private guide, but rather than travelling by private vehicle, you will make use of Tokyo's efficient local transit system.
Meet your driver for a train station transfer with a private vehicle and assistant.
Transfer by train from Tokyo to Odawara. The train ride is approximately 30 minutes.
Meet your driver for a train station transfer with a private vehicle.
Hakone is famous for its beautiful natural setting, hot springs, and of course the view of Mt Fuji. A Hakone Free Pass is included in your pricing, which gives you access to all buses, trains, cable cars and ropeways of the region. With this you may board a boat ride around Lake Ashi, or enjoy the mountain views while riding the 40 minute Tozan Train.
Transfer by train from Odawara to Kyoto. The train ride is approximately 2 hours.
The Granvia Kyoto is located directly above the Japan Rail train station. After exiting your train, please follow the below instructions to reach your hotel. This is a very short walk, and done easily on your own, so no guide service has been included.
When using the Shinkansen bullet train: Exit via the Shinkansen Main Exit, turn right and walk straight through Nanboku-Jiyu-Tsuro (North-to-South main corridor) until you reach the escalator to the hotel entrance on your right.
When using the Haruka Express from Kansai International Airport: Exit via the JR Chuo Main Exit and take the escalator on your right to the Lobby on the 2nd floor of the hotel.
Visit 2 of Kyoto's 17 UNESCO World Heritage Sites on this half day tour. Start the day with a visit to Kinkakuji Temple (Golden Pavilion), which was originally built as a retirement villa for the Shogun. After his death it became a Buddhist Temple at his request, and is now one of Kyoto's most famous temples. Next is Nijo Castle, an ornamental castle built by the founder of the Edo Shogunate as his Kyoto residence and is surrounded by stunning surrounding gardens. The main building was completed in 1603, and is famous for its architecture, decorated sliding doors and 'chirping' nightingale floors. Finish the day with a visit to Nishiki Market. Known as Known as "Kyoto's Kitchen", Nishiki is a narrow shopping street lined more than 100 shops, selling fresh seafood and vegetables, pickles, Japanese sweets and sushi. End the tour at the Nishiki area. Please note that with this tour you will have a private guide, but rather than travelling by private vehicle, you will make use of Kyoto's efficient local transit system.
Transfer from your hotel to Nara by train (45 minutes) with a local guide. For 74 years during the 8th century Nara was Japan's capital and many of the temples and shrines built at that time still remain. Visit Todaiji Temple, the world's largest wooden building and home to Japan's largest Buddha. Next stop is Nara's most celebrated shrine, Kasuga Taisha, established in 768 AD and famous for its hundreds of bronze and stone lanterns which have been donated by worshipers. Take a wander through Nara Park, called Deer Park by locals due to the large population of more than 1,000 tame deer living there.
The Granvia Kyoto is located directly above the Japan Rail train station, and so departing by train is easily done independently. Simply make your way by foot to the appropriate platform as listed on your train tickets. No assistance is required, or included.
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Park Hotel Tokyo is ideally situated in Shiodome, a flourishing center of business and culture. This luxury business hotel in Tokyo provides a superior level of service to satisfy the needs of all international clientele. A member of the design hotels TM group, Park Hotel Tokyo offers an extraordinary level of service and coordinated interior designs. Each room at Park Hotel Tokyo is decorated with Monique Le Houelleur's natural artwork and features color coordinated curtains and bedcovers. With its Atrium, Restaurants and Travel concept, ART, the hotel is also unique in not only offering traditional Japanese hospitality throughout the year, but also stimulating the aesthetic senses of its guests.
Gora Tensui is an inn located in Hakone Japan, designed and built in the Modern Japanese style. Upon arrival, you will be ushered into the Ashiyu Cafe to check-in while enjoying a complimentary drink. There are 14 guest rooms all of which have been completed in traditional Japanese style decor and most rooms boast a beautiful mountain view. Guests can choose from Japanese style or modern Japanese style bedrooms, which is a perfect blend of Japanese and Western style. Guests can enjoy delicious traditional multi-course dishes; Gora Tensui takes great pride in being careful and particular in the choosing of ingredients for your meals. Guests can also enjoy a hot spring bath at the Ashiyu Cafe. It's one if the few establishments in Japan where you can sit with your feet soaking in a hot spring bath.
Hotel Granvia Kyoto is an integral part of the JR Kyoto Station Building, the visually striking architectural masterpiece which also includes a department store, museum, musical theater, and a vast underground shopping mall. From this convenient location, hotel guests have direct and easy access to and from Kansai International Airport and major metropolitan destinations across Japan. With its elegant accommodations, including beautifully appointed guestrooms, there is simply no better place to stay in Kyoto. The inclusion of 12 restaurants and bars and fitness facilities makes Hotel Granvia Kyoto the premier destination for international travelers.
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"I have to admit, this was the BEST vacation I ever had. The tour was nothing less than Fantastic! The hotels were great, the guides were great, the transportation was great, the places were great, the people were great, the food was great and last but not least China, itself was out of this world. I'm so glad I booked this tour and would recommend this to anyone. Thanks so much for all your help, your interest and your recommendations. Steve in China was so attentive, he called constantly to make sure everything was fine. We really had a fabulous time and even my jaded husband who normally only seems to care about where the nearest golf course is, was impressed and had a wonderful time.
Thanks again, and unto the next vacation (although I don't know how we would top this one!!)
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April 21, 2014
"The tour was absolutely fabulous. It all started with the planning. Kathryn graciously accommodated our tight schedule and multiple needs, including a mid-trip change in plans. The tour guides and drivers were all great and extremely knowledgeable. The accommodations and meals were fantastic. I was apprehensive about going to China not knowing the language but it worked out great!"
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January 15, 2014
"We just returned on Monday from our wonderful trip to South Korea, Bangkok and Phuket. I wanted to thank you for all of your hard work in planning our tours and adventures. Everything was spot on, from our arrivals at the airports, to the guides and the tours. I would not hesitate to recommend you and your company. It was truly a wonderful vacation. Thank you again.
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November 19, 2013
"I wanted to let you know that our trip to China was great! Everybody enjoyed themselves. When planning a trip I am always concerned about the itinerary, the vehicles and the guides. All 3 of these were great. The guides were particularly good and in this case really made the trip a pleasure. Overall a great trip. Thanks for all you did."
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September 04, 2013
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Beautiful ocean view condo with access to private beach. Amenities include 8 badges to Atlantis Beach Club featuring beach bar with entertainment, children's club, beach volleyball, etc. Condo features reverse living with master suite complete with deck overlooking the pool on top floor along with kitchen and living/dining area featuring deck with ocean view. Downstairs features two additional bedrooms plus full bath and laundry room. Carport allows for parking for one car (or two small) along with additional off-street parking. Nature preserve is right next door. Situated conveniently between Cape May and Wildwood, this is the perfect location for all!
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Welcome to Camp Discovery
"Living and Learning Through Discovery"
Camp Discovery's recreation and experiential learning programs bridge the gap between children and nature to bring hope, health and happiness to young lives.
Situated among 104 acres of beautiful trails, woodlands, pastures, and creeks in Blythewood, SC, our day programs take full advantage of the beautiful landscape and offer the excitement of a natural setting in an emotionally safe, accepting environment. At Camp Discovery, children gain more insight into themselves through enriching, goal-oriented activities and learn essential lifeskills as they discover the great outdoors!
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Tennessee's Peerless Price (37) celebrates with teammates after the Vols defeated Florida State 23-16 in the Fiesta Bowl to win the National Championship in 1999 at Sun Devil Stadium in Tempe, Ariz.
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In a whirlwind tour of Decatur, six Chinese officials — three of whom are involved in education — visited the city Monday and part of today, getting a closeup look at schools and industry.
Decatur Mayor John Schultz and Economic Development Director Larry Macklin led the guests, who arrived here late Sunday night by vehicles after flying into Indianapolis.
Adams County IT Manager Landon Patterson reported on Monday that the replacement of the phone system in the Adams County E911 Dispatch Center is a problem with the phones that are used by all Adams County government offices, not with the E911 system itself.
Patterson said the issue is that the phones used by Adams County employees, including the dispatch center, have been discontinued by the manufacturer and are now obsolete, meaning if there is a problem Patterson will be unable to fix it.
Adams Central is set to become a pilot school in Computer Software Engineering (CSE) for Project Lead the Way (PLTW), beginning next year.
Jonathon Patterson, PLTW teacher, told the AC Board of Education recently that studies show by 2018, CSE will be the number one "hot job."
"We need to have a class that we offer computer software engineering," said Patterson.
Preble has become the 14th community in the U.S. Postal Service's Greater Indiana District with a Village Post Office (VPO).
The VPO opened last week in the Preble Feed & Grain business in Preble. It became the 73rd VOP in the United States.
A major concern now behind him, Decatur Mayor John Schultz had high praise at this week's city council meeting for the work done on the demolition of the building at the corner of Second and Monroe streets.
Safety was a concern, with a major street near one wall, another building near another wall, and even City Hall close by. But the operation went off without any major hitches.
The Decatur Sculpture Walk committee has announced that People's Choice voting continues through the end of November. Ballots for your favorite sculpture can be picked up and cast at the Adams Public Library in Decatur or the Adams County Community Foundation office.
The People's Choice Award will be announced in December. Other prizes will be awarded for the Mayor's Choice Award, the David Smith Award, and the Decatur Sculpture Walk Committee Award.
Questions, questions; everyone has questions. Like, where does all that stuff go? Or, where did all that stuff come from?
Last week's demolishing of a downtown building stirred considerable interest in these parts. And why not? When was the last time such a large building was demolished in Decatur?
In Vegas, they do it all the time. But not here.
A recent diatribe against state and federal governments has led Decatur City Council to establish some guidelines for members of the public who wish to speak at council meetings.
Some basic restrictions were put in place, but they are restrictions which can be moved aside at the discretion of the person in charge of the meeting.
A delegation from Decatur's potential sister city in China will be visiting here next Monday and Tuesday.
The eight men from Jiaojiang will arrive in Decatur late Sunday night and be greeted. They then will be picked up by a local delegation — including Mayor John Schultz and Adams County Economic Development Director Larry Mackin — early Monday for a tour of the city, with several scheduled stops.
Adams County's unemployment rate remained at a four-year low during October, according to figures released Tuesday by the Indiana Department of Workforce Development. The latest state report showed the county with a jobless rate of 6.6 percent for the month, identical to September's reading and down .7 percent from the local unemployment rate in August.


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President of the Western Australian Legislative Council
The President of the Western Australian Legislative Council, also known as the Presiding Officer of the Council, is the presiding officer of the Western Australian Legislative Council, the upper house of the Parliament of Western Australia. The position is analogous to that of the President of the Australian Senate.
The role of the President[edit]
The President is always a Member of the Western Australian Legislative Council, and is the ceremonial head of that Council. The President therefore performs ceremonial duties, and represents the Council to other organisations. In conjunction with the Speaker of the Western Australian Legislative Assembly, the President is responsible for the administration of the Western Australian Parliament. When the Council is sitting, the President enforces procedures, maintains order, puts questions after debate and ensures each member of the chamber gets a fair opportunity to speak to matters under debate. The President also makes decisions and formal rulings with regards to the chamber's standing orders.
Election of the President[edit]
The President of the Legislative Council is elected by the other members of the Council in accordance with Section 49 of the Constitution Act 1889. They must be elected after each general election or upon the death, resignation or removal of a previous President, and can be brought down by a vote of the chamber's members (although this has never happened in Western Australia), so must maintain the confidence of the chamber.
List of Presidents of the Legislative Council[edit]
- Note: where no political party is listed, this means that either the party is unknown, or that the President in question was not affiliated with any particular party. Multiple parties are listed in cases where the President represented more than one party over his career as a Member of the Legislative Council.
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|Sir Thomas Cockburn-Campbell
|29 December 1890–27 September 1892
|Sir George Shenton
|11 October 1892–21 May 1906
|Sir Henry Briggs
|21 June 1906–8 June 1919
|Sir Walter Kingsmill
|31 July 1919–21 May 1922
|Sir Edward Wittenoom
|27 July 1922–9 August 1926
|Sir John Kirwan
|10 August 1926–21 May 1946
|James Cornell
|25 July 1946–25 November 1946
|Harold Seddon
|26 November 1946–21 May 1954
|Anthony Loton
|14 June 1954–6 August 1958
|Charles Latham
|7 August 1958–21 May 1960
|Sir Leslie Diver
|28 July 1960–21 May 1974
|Arthur Griffith
|22 May 1974–21 May 1977
|Clive Edward Griffiths
|24 May 1977–21 May 1997
|George Cash
|27 May 1997–21 May 2001
|John Cowdell
|22 May 2001–21 May 2005
|Nick Griffiths
|24 May 2005–21 May 2009
|Barry House
|22 May 2009–present
- "President of the Legislative Council". Parliament of Western Australia. Retrieved 18 July 2014.


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According to Ma electrical code, do you have to tape wire nuts?
According to Ma electrical code, do you have to tape wire nuts?
I would sure hope not, taped wire nuts are a sure sign of DIY work. The only time I put tape on my wire nuts is if I am making a joint with big wire(#8 or bigger) and joints within a pump or motor to prevent it from coming off with the vibrations.
You should NEVER have to "tape" wirenuts. Properly installed, wirenuts do not need to be taped.
Certainly not part of the NEC. I built a cabin in MA back in the 70s, and it was not a local requirement then. And I seriously doubt it is now. It is considered amateurish by most pros.
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Italians are deeply and madly in love with pizza, just in Rome you can find more then 5000 pizzeria by the slice. How to choose the best one? Light dough and digestibility, for example, are two important peculiarities. Here we suggest you our top ten to absolutely try.
The capital of Piedmont, Turin, is one of the best places where to spend a few days amongst beautiful churches and historic museums, while enjoying delicious traditional dishes. Here are 21 good reasons why you should go to Turin next weekend.
Swide will take you on a gustative journey of Italy's regions through their typical dishes, one recipe at the thanks to La Cucina Italiana. This week we are headed to the stomach of Italy: Emilia Romagna, to teach you how to make the iconic ragu alla bolognese.
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"If wine is the poetry of the earth, grappa is its soul," wrote the writer Mario Soldati. Let's take advantage of the first cold snap to discover the art of distillation with this little known "made in Italy" gem and these 5 must-try white grappas.
From Sicily to Puglia, Southern Italy has plenty of fairy tale places such as unbelievable castles and beautiful fortresses. Swide has selected for you 10 amongst the most enchanted medieval castles you cannot miss out on while visiting Southern Italy.
Italian food is almost everyone's favourite. But how to stay fit and enjoy the wonderful flavors of the Bel Paese? From Milan to Naples, we will tell you how to make healthy choices when travelling around this beautiful country. And for the cheat meal, let me hear you say: P-I-Z-Z-A!
Did you know that three Italian hotels have been listed among the best in Europe? Swide brings you the list of the 10 best Resorts in Europe where to spend an unforgettable and luxurious stay. The weekend of your dreams is closer than you think.
If there is one food that almost everyone loves, it has to be pizza. But you are wring if you think that pizza is just that simple rounded disk of dough with tomato sauce and mozzarella. La Cucina Italiana gives us 5 recipes to make different pizza, from classic margherita to focaccia.
Sarah Jessica Parker has been in the Italian capital to film All roads lead to Rome and in her free time she has enjoyed all the magic that this city has to offer, sharing food and suggestions on her social networks. If you want to relive Carrie's Roman Holiday follow our tips!
From enchanted gardens to breath-taking castles, Italy has plenty of fairy tale places you absolutely have to visit at least once in your life. Swide has selected 20 of the most beautiful Italian spots, where all your dreams will come true.
Never as in last few years, Milan has seen an explosion of sushi bars and restaurants. So, how to choose the right one, among such a variety? Swide has selected for you 10 of the best sushi restaurants you can find in Milan….
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Penthouse 2 bedroom condo with private rooftop deck, outstanding ocean views, and pool in the downtown Luna Encantada complex.
Imagine the blue-green beauty of the Caribbean spread out before you as you feel the ocean breeze and warm Mexico sun on the PRIVATE BALCONY of your own condominium. Imagine walking out of your condominium on to the white sand beaches of one of the world's top locations. Imagine experiencing the international flavor of music and dining only half a block away! Yes, it is possible.
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Prosecutorial discretion -- the power of the executive to determine when to enforce the law -- is one of the most well-established traditions in American law. Prosecutorial discretion is, in particular, central to the enforcement of immigration law against removable noncitizens.
The richest Americans hold more of the nation's wealth than they have in almost a century. What do they spend it on? As you might expect, personal jets, giant yachts, works of art, and luxury penthouses. And also on politics.
For me, this is the ultimate homecoming, not only because this is where I and my accent were born but because HuffPost is very firmly rooted in a Greek tradition of bringing people together and facilitating interesting conversations.
In 1965, for every dollar earned by the average worker, CEOs earned 20 dollars. By 2012, that gap mushroomed to 354 to one. But, when asked in the survey, Americans grossly underestimated this gap.
All over the country black people have been stopped, harassed, arrested, injured and even killed at the hands of the police meant to protect them. From Brooklyn to Baltimore, Atlanta to Anaheim, cellphone videos are waking up the rest of the population to the fact that overly aggressive policing is not new in America, especially in black America.
If Dempsey, a soldier with a long and distinguished career, cannot in good conscience preside over a military campaign he feels will be ultimately doomed, should he quietly (or noisily) resign?
For making a morally responsible choice -- using his discretionary legal authority to focus enforcement resources and prioritize deportations in ways that keep families together and our nation safe -- President Obama has been labeled an "emperor" and a "dictator" by Republicans.
I am convinced that stem cell research means we Baby Boomers will be the last generation to have to watch our parents die of Alzheimer's or watch our children die prematurely of sickle cell disease. Proposition 71 set this research in motion. Now we have to make sure this research keeps moving forward.
Luckily for those who won't be returning to Congress -- the tally is 75 -- their power and influence is more sought after than ever, and many "fail up." For them, the days of being lobbied are over. Now some will make the classic switch, joining the ranks of the lobbyists of K Street.
It is a common mistake to overestimate the contribution of immigration to the increase in poverty. This week's purveyor of this erroneous association is the Washington Post's Robert Samuelson, who writes in the context of a discussion about immigration reform.
As someone who has spent my career focused on domestic economic issues, including a stint of my own at the Treasury Department, I know how important these issues are and how much the people in Treasury can shape policies.
It's the same old song and dance -- corporations want more control at the expense of consumer choice and at the expense of a fair market. Net neutrality is about whether or not corporations have the right to seize this control and obtain the ability to give preferential treatment to certain websites, companies or services.
Although another round of violence in Ferguson may well be inevitable, how we understand what happens there is not. It is our responsibility to ask, particularly when things get violent, who it is that has the guns, the tanks, the tear gas, and the batons. Let us not get our history of protest in America wrong one more time.
This is a journey we hope will include the voices of all Greeks, from the farthest-flung islands in the Aegean and Ionian Seas to the major cities to the mountain villages.
Ebola has taught us that our value system needs a shot in the arm. The real villain is not a virus or microbe, it is when good policies, well thought-out, are not funded or followed through.
I've realized that when I give my money to companies that not only ignore the negative effects of unchecked bro-culture but actively embrace dirty tactics to get the advantage, I have become part of the problem that I am working to eradicate.
These plans can initially seem reasonable, even to progressives, many of whom are wary of the electoral college system. But this isn't a good-government plan to change the way our presidential elections are conducted. It's a targeted plot to get more electoral votes for Republicans, even when they're losing the popular vote.
For each modest step forward on climate stabilization, the latest election ensures that Americans are destined to march several steps backward when it comes to reliance on climate-altering fossil fuels. It's a recipe for good times for Big Energy and its congressional supporters and bad times for the rest of us.
There have been so many films that have touched and altered my perception over the years that I couldn't begin to single out the few that have been the most impactful, but if we only look at some of the films of the past year and the conversations, debate and change they are driving, we start to see how important and irreplaceable these films and filmmakers are.
For 17 months, you have been very patient with House Republican leaders, encouraging them to either take up and pass the bipartisan Senate bill or work with you to craft a different bill.
Ninety million people worldwide watched me step onto the tennis court to defeat Bobby Riggs in the "Battle of Sexes" 41 years ago. Looking back, my victory was more than a point of athletic pride -- it was about social change, part of a growing movement that showed women were equal to men.
The real problem is not that we're an addiction-addled culture of oversharers, though that may indeed be true. Instead, it's that we're a culture of complainers. We complain because it's in our nature, and we're more apt to complain than to do something about it.
Washington needs to recognize that its Pacific pivot is adding insecurity to the region, not stability. With its arms sales and encouragement of ally assertiveness, the United States is bringing peace to the region just like the Colt .45 "Peacemaker" brought peace to the Wild West.
Ted Cruz immediately took to Facebook and Twitter calling Net Neutrality "Obamacare for the Internet." Shortly after his tantrum, the Internet erupted with cartoons, videos, and comments. After all, the Internet is full of creative people who have unfettered access to the Internet right now.
Every day, your child comes home with a story about THAT kid. You're worried that THAT child is detracting from your child's learning experience. I want to talk about THAT child, too, but there are so many things I can't tell you.
Opposition to Puerto Azul is widespread among Belizeans. While they support tourism -- the backbone of the country's economy -- they do not support building a resort that will irreversibly destroy the Mesoamerican reef, the very place that tourists come to experience.
Mr. Mayor, take some of our inspiration to heart and stand with us to fight Keystone XL, to fight for New York City and to deepen our progressive values as we move into the future.
My interviews with middle-class Americans reveal that many are even more concerned with losing what they have than with gaining more of the same.
Tell us about something special that your parents or other family members did -- a meaningful tradition, ritual, lesson or gift -- that's had a lasting impact on you. You'll enjoy recalling the events as much as others enjoy reading about them, and some will be inspired enough to adopt your traditions with their own families.
Referring to the role of the artist, he said, "If he just follows the leader and accepts what's been done before, naturally, that can be brought to a very high skill. But if he wants to change it in some way and do it differently, then it jumps up to the major league." To Gene, Michael Jackson was one who made this leap.


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When Does One Glass Of Wine Become One Glass Too Many?
It's the way many women relax at the end of a busy day: having a nice glass of wine. But, when does when one glass become one glass too many?
Attendance At Gun Show Say Alcohol Sales A Bad Idea
A proposal to allow alcohol sales at guns shows in Texas got a mostly unfavorable reaction at a gun show in Houston, with many in attendance calling it a bad idea.
Texas Game Wardens Target Drunken Boaters
Texas officials say game wardens arrested nearly 60 boaters for operating under the influence over the Fourth of July holiday weekend.
#Trending In Entertainment: Shia LaBeouf Again, Meshach Taylor Dies, And Robert Downey Jr.'s Son Gets Arrested
This week a child star is in trouble (again), a beloved actor passes away, and an A-lister's son may be following in his father's footsteps, but not in a good way.
Study Finds High Number Of Deaths Linked To Excessive Drinking
A new study from the Center for Disease Control (CDC) finds excessive drinking accounts for nearly 1 in 10 deaths.
The World's Best Classic Cocktails In The Bars That Invented Them
There's nothing better than kicking back on vacation with a classic local cocktail, and nothing worse than being interrupted by some blowhard waxing poetic about the drink's storied "history". Unless you're the blowhard, and you're sitting at the exact bar where the drink was invented.
B-Straw and Pauly G Highlight the Helpless
Brien Straw and Paul Gallant shed light on multiple topics that will make your head spin. Their first topic is about a man in Alabama who decided to strip his clothes off and climb a tree fully nude. They give Pepsi a shout-out for accidentally filling their cans with Alcopop Party Drink, containing 4.5% alcohol. They finish up highlighting the helpless by discussing an interesting study about divorces and a study that declares hitting the snooze button is bad for you.
Mom, Aunt Charged After Child Consumes Vodka
A 17-year-old Houston mother has been charged with child endangerment after her toddler was hospitalized for alcohol poisoning.
Does My Health Insurance Cover Substance Abuse Treatment?
Almost all health insurance policies are now required to cover substance abuse treatment under the Affordable Care Act.
Astros Prospect Admits To Abusing Alcohol As A Substitute For Pot After Failing Drug Test
Jon Singleton is considered the top first base prospect in baseball — a big, dynamic left-handed hitter with power and composure who can use the entire field.


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What You Need To Know About Anxiety And Its Treatments
If you get irritated, experience fear, worry and depressed even without any particular reason, then you might just have a form of anxiety disorder. Anxiety for the most part is normal but what makes it a disorder is when it occurs even for little reasons for example, getting teased by friends or when you get irritated when someone simply bumped on you in the street. Anxiety disorders are very intense and can affect one's daily life.
Luckily, advancements in medicine and psychological studies has made it possible for anxiety disorders to get their lives back. A combination of counseling and medications like anti-depressants can greatly help an individual recover and move on with their daily lives. There are also many natural remedies that can help with anxiety problems however it is important to consult you physician should you take the natural approach.
Anxiety treatment however can only be effective if an individual accepts that he or she has a problem. Counseling is very important in that it helps the individual cope up to the stresses he or she is facing. Like any other great challenges in life, support from family and friends is equally important for a successful treatment. Treatments are mostly geared for long term goals as well and can take a couple of months to even years.