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Academic Enrichment
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Alternative Medicine
Apple, Berry & Pumpkin Picking
Art Camp
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Behavior & Discipline
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Birthday Parties
Camp Advisors & Consultants
Child Care: Special Needs
Childrens & Kids Museums
Classes, Fun & Socialization: Special Needs
Cooking Camp
Cooking Class
Creative Arts Therapies
Dance Camp
Dance Class
Day Camp/Traditional
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Dentists & Dental Providers
Developmental Disorders: Special Needs
Diet & Weight Loss
Divorce & Custody Rights
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Doula & Baby Nurse
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Food & Nutrition
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Foreign Language Camp
Foreign Language Class
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Math & Science Camp
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Music Camp
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Sci-Fi Adventure Live on Stage
Hang out with Stegosaurus and Tyrannosaurus Rex at Dinosaurs! Learn all about prehistoric times with stories about the latest dinosaur discoveries, dino-puppet-making ideas, and a rich musical score of Mozart, Beethoven, Mahler, Stravinsky, and Prokofiev. Appropriate for ages 2 and older. January 9 at 11am and 1:30pm. $18; $13 children. The Emelin Theatre, 153 Library Lane, Mamaroneck. 914-698-0098; www.emelin.org.
Be the Next Idol
PMT Productions will hold public auditions for the Westchester Teen Idol Contest. The contest is open to all teens ages 13-19 throughout the tri-state area. The top 25 contestants will compete in a final concert judged by a celebrity panel, and the winner will be crowned Westchester Teen Idol 2010 and receive a large prize package including cash and an assortment of gifts. The auditions will be held at the Irvington Town Hall Theatre on Saturday, January 9, 1-9pm, and Sunday, January 10, 5-9pm. Appointments required. For more information, call 914-923-3390 or visit www.pmt-productions.com.
Get a Head Start on Camp
Learn about a variety of summer camp options at the Camp and Teen Expo. Representatives from traditional summer camps - both day and sleep-away - as well as theme-specific camps will be on hand to speak with parents about their programs, schedules, and fees. Information on camp-related summer employment for teenagers will also be available. The event is sponsored by Yorktown SEPTA and the Somers PTA Council. January 13, 7-8:30pm. FREE. Mildred E. Strang Middle School, 2701 Crompond Road, Yorktown Heights. 914-243-8100; www.yorktowncsd.org.
Safe on the Net
Learn how to protect your children at Internet Safety for Parents. With over 20 years of experience in law enforcement in the investigation and prosecution of computer and Internet crimes, expert Bill Tsigaras will offer an examination of on-line scams and auction fraud; e-commerce and how to protect yourself from identity theft; sexual predators and how children put themselves in danger; social networking sites, instant messaging, and on-line gaming; and what to do if you or your child becomes a victim. January 19, 7-9pm. $10. Pre-registration required. Green Meadow Waldorf School, Arts Building music room, 307 Hungry Hollow Road, Chestnut Ridge. 845-356-2514. www.gmws.org.
A Different Spin on a Classic Tale
Masks, movement, storytelling, and live harp music come together for a special production of The Golden Bird. The story of trust, treachery, hope, and despair - in which goodness prevails - unfolds in this adaption of the Brothers Grimm tale. A pre-performance workshop will be held for children and adults. Presented by the Singing Harp. January 24 at 2pm. FREE. Ossining Public Library, 53 Croton Avenue, Ossining. 914-762-7550. www.ossininglibrary.org.
Colorful Dance
See the Calpulli Mexican Dance Company perform at the White Plains Performing Arts Center on January 31; shows at 2pm and 5pm. All ages. $20-25. 21 Mamaroneck Avenue in White Plains. 914-328-1600; www.wppac.com.
A Tale as Old as Time
See Disney's Beauty and the Beast, Jr., at the Tarrytown Music Hall through February 7. Presented by Random Farms Kids' Theater. All ages. $18. 13 West Main Street in Tarrytown. 914-631-3390; tickets.tarrytownmusichall.org.
Find the top things to do this month with kids in the NYC area in our Calendar of Events
Top 11 Things to Do with Kids in Westchester this November 21 Fun Things to Do in Westchester this December Top 20 Things to Do with Kids in Westchester this November 15 Fun Things to Do in Westchester this September 10 Fun Things to Do in Westchester this August
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Wycliffe (WYC) | New International Version (NIV) |
1 In the beginning was the word, and the word was at God, and God was the word. [In the beginning was the word, that is, God's Son, and the word was at God, and God was the word.] | 1 In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. |
2 This was in the beginning at God. | 2 He was with God in the beginning. |
3 All things were made by him, and without him was made nothing [nought], that thing that was made. | 3 Through him all things were made; without him nothing was made that has been made. |
4 In him was life, and the life was the light of men; | 4 In him was life, and that life was the light of men. |
5 and the light shineth in darknesses, and [the] darknesses comprehended not it. | 5 The light shines in the darkness, but the darkness has not understood it. |
6 A man was sent from God, to whom the name was John. | 6 There came a man who was sent from God; his name was John. |
7 This man came into witnessing, that he should bear witnessing of the light, that all men should believe by him. | 7 He came as a witness to testify concerning that light, so that through him all men might believe. |
8 He was not that light, but that he should bear witnessing of the light. | 8 He himself was not the light; he came only as a witness to the light. |
9 There was a very light, which lighteneth each man that cometh into this world [that lighteth each man coming into this world]. | 9 The true light that gives light to every man was coming into the world. |
10 He was in the world, and the world was made by him, and the world knew him not. | 10 He was in the world, and though the world was made through him, the world did not recognize him. |
11 He came into his own things, and his received him not. | 11 He came to that which was his own, but his own did not receive him. |
12 But how many ever received him, he gave to them power to be made the sons of God, to them that believe in his name; | 12 Yet to all who received him, to those who believed in his name, he gave the right to become children of God-- |
13 the which not of bloods [which not of bloods], neither of the will of flesh, neither of the will of man, but be born of God. | 13 children born not of natural descent, nor of human decision or a husband's will, but born of God. |
14 And the word was made man, and dwelled among us, and we have seen the glory of him, as the glory of the one begotten Son of the Father, full of grace and of truth. [And the word, that is, God's Son, is made flesh, or man, and hath dwelled in us, and we have seen the glory of him, the glory as of the one begotten of the Father, the Son full of grace and truth.] | 14 The Word became flesh and made his dwelling among us. We have seen his glory, the glory of the One and Only, who came from the Father, full of grace and truth. |
15 John beareth witnessing of him, and crieth, and saith, This is he of whom I said, He that shall come after me, is made before me [saying, This it was, whom I said, He that cometh after me, is made before me], for he was before me; | 15 John testifies concerning him. He cries out, saying, "This was he of whom I said, 'He who comes after me has surpassed me because he was before me.' " |
16 and of the plenty of him we all have taken, and grace for grace. | 16 From the fullness of his grace we have all received one blessing after another. |
17 For the law was given by Moses; but grace and truth is made by Jesus Christ. | 17 For the law was given through Moses; grace and truth came through Jesus Christ. |
18 No man saw ever God [No man ever saw God], but the one begotten Son, that is in the bosom of the Father, he hath told out. | 18 No one has ever seen God, but God the One and Only, who is at the Father's side, has made him known. |
19 And this is the witnessing of John, when Jews sent from Jerusalem priests and deacons to him, that they should ask him, Who art thou? | 19 Now this was John's testimony when the Jews of Jerusalem sent priests and Levites to ask him who he was. |
20 [And] He acknowledged, and denied not, and he acknowledged, For I am not Christ. | 20 He did not fail to confess, but confessed freely, "I am not the Christ. " |
21 And they asked him, What then? Art thou Elias? And he said, I am not. Art thou a prophet [Art thou the prophet]? And he answered, Nay. | 21 They asked him, "Then who are you? Are you Elijah?" He said, "I am not." "Are you the Prophet?" He answered, "No." |
22 Therefore they said to him, Who art thou? That we give an answer to these that sent us. What sayest thou of thyself? | 22 Finally they said, "Who are you? Give us an answer to take back to those who sent us. What do you say about yourself ?" |
23 He said, I am a voice of a crier in desert [I am a voice of a man crying in desert], Dress ye the way of the Lord, as Esaias, the prophet, said. | 23 John replied in the words of Isaiah the prophet, "I am the voice of one calling in the desert, 'Make straight the way for the Lord.' " |
24 And they that were sent, were of the Pharisees. | 24 Now some Pharisees who had been sent |
25 And they asked him, and said to him, What then baptizest thou, if thou art not Christ, neither Elias, neither a prophet? | 25 questioned him, "Why then do you baptize if you are not the Christ, nor Elijah, nor the Prophet?" |
26 John answered to them, and said [saying], I baptize in water, but in the middle of you hath stand one, that ye know not [whom ye know not]; | 26 "I baptize with water," John replied, "but among you stands one you do not know. |
27 he it is, that shall come after me [he it is, that is to coming after me], that was made before me, of whom I am not worthy to loose the thong of his shoe. | 27 He is the one who comes after me, the thongs of whose sandals I am not worthy to untie." |
28 These things were done in Bethany beyond Jordan, where John was baptizing. | 28 This all happened at Bethany on the other side of the Jordan, where John was baptizing. |
29 Another day John saw Jesus coming to him, and he said, Lo! the lamb of God; lo! he that doeth away the sins of the world. [+And another day John saw Jesus coming to him, and he saith, Lo! the lamb of God; lo! which doeth away the sins of the world.] | 29 The next day John saw Jesus coming toward him and said, "Look, the Lamb of God, who takes away the sin of the world! |
30 This is he, that I said of, After me is come a man [This is he, of whom I said, After me cometh a man], which was made before me; for he was rather than I. | 30 This is the one I meant when I said, 'A man who comes after me has surpassed me because he was before me.' |
31 And I knew him not, but that he be showed in Israel, therefore I came baptizing in water. | 31 I myself did not know him, but the reason I came baptizing with water was that he might be revealed to Israel." |
32 And John bare witnessing, and said, I saw the Spirit coming down as a culver from heaven, and dwelled on him. [And John bare witnessing, saying, For I saw the Spirit coming down, as a culver from heaven, and dwelling upon him.] | 32 Then John gave this testimony: "I saw the Spirit come down from heaven as a dove and remain on him. |
33 And I knew him not; but he that sent me to baptize in water, said to me, On whom thou seest the Spirit coming down [Upon whom thou shalt see the Spirit coming down], and dwelling on him, this is he, that baptizeth in the Holy Ghost. | 33 I would not have known him, except that the one who sent me to baptize with water told me, 'The man on whom you see the Spirit come down and remain is he who will baptize with the Holy Spirit.' |
34 And I saw, and bare witnessing, that this is the Son of God. | 34 I have seen and I testify that this is the Son of God." |
35 Another day John stood [Again John stood in another day], and two of his disciples; | 35 The next day John was there again with two of his disciples. |
36 and he beheld Jesus walking, and saith [and he beholding Jesus walking, saith], Lo! the lamb of God. | 36 When he saw Jesus passing by, he said, "Look, the Lamb of God!" |
37 And two disciples heard him speaking, and [they] followed Jesus. | 37 When the two disciples heard him say this, they followed Jesus. |
38 And Jesus turned, and saw them following him, and saith to them, What seek ye? And they said to him, Rabbi, that is to say [that is interpreted], Master, where dwellest thou? | 38 Turning around, Jesus saw them following and asked, "What do you want?" They said, "Rabbi" (which means Teacher), "where are you staying?" |
39 And he saith to them, Come ye, and see. And they came, and saw where he dwelled [He saith to them, Come, and see ye. They came, and saw where he dwelt]; and dwelt with him that day. And it was as the tenth hour. | 39 "Come," he replied, "and you will see." So they went and saw where he was staying, and spent that day with him. It was about the tenth hour. |
40 And Andrew, the brother of Simon Peter, was one of the twain, that heard of John, and had followed him. | 40 Andrew, Simon Peter's brother, was one of the two who heard what John had said and who had followed Jesus. |
41 This found first his brother Simon, and he said to him, We have found Messias, that is to say, Christ; [This found first his brother Simon, and he saith to him, We have found Messias, that is interpreted Christ;] | 41 The first thing Andrew did was to find his brother Simon and tell him, "We have found the Messiah" (that is, the Christ). |
42 and he led him to Jesus. And Jesus beheld him, and said, Thou art Simon, the son of Jona; thou shalt be called Cephas, that is to say [that is interpreted], Peter. | 42 And he brought him to Jesus. Jesus looked at him and said, "You are Simon son of John. You will be called Cephas" (which, when translated, is Peter ). |
43 And on the morrow he would go out into Galilee, and he found Philip; and he saith to him [and Jesus saith to him], Follow thou me. | 43 The next day Jesus decided to leave for Galilee. Finding Philip, he said to him, "Follow me." |
44 Philip was of Bethsaida, the city of Andrew and of Peter [the city of Andrew and Peter]. | 44 Philip, like Andrew and Peter, was from the town of Bethsaida. |
45 Philip found Nathanael, and said to him [and he saith to him], We have found Jesus, the son of Joseph, of Nazareth, whom Moses wrote in the law and the prophets. | 45 Philip found Nathanael and told him, "We have found the one Moses wrote about in the Law, and about whom the prophets also wrote--Jesus of Nazareth, the son of Joseph." |
46 And Nathanael said to him, Of Nazareth may some good thing be? Philip said to him [Philip saith to him], Come, and see. | 46 "Nazareth! Can anything good come from there?" Nathanael asked. "Come and see," said Philip. |
47 Jesus saw Nathanael coming to him, and said of him [and saith of him], Lo! verily a man of Israel, in whom is no guile. | 47 When Jesus saw Nathanael approaching, he said of him, "Here is a true Israelite, in whom there is nothing false." |
48 Nathanael said to him [Nathanael saith to him], Whereof hast thou known me? Jesus answered, and said to him, Before that Philip called thee, when thou were under the fig tree, I saw thee. | 48 "How do you know me?" Nathanael asked. Jesus answered, "I saw you while you were still under the fig tree before Philip called you." |
49 Nathanael answered to him, and said [and saith], Rabbi, thou art the Son of God, thou art king of Israel. | 49 Then Nathanael declared, "Rabbi, you are the Son of God; you are the King of Israel." |
50 Jesus answered, and said to him, For I said to thee, I saw thee under the fig tree, thou believest; thou shalt see more than these things [thou shalt see more things than these]. | 50 Jesus said, "You believe because I told you I saw you under the fig tree. You shall see greater things than that." |
51 And he said to them, Truly, truly, I say to you, ye shall see heaven opened, and the angels of God ascending up and coming down on man's Son [and the angels of God ascending up and coming down upon man's Son]. | 51 He then added, "I tell you the truth, you shall see heaven open, and the angels of God ascending and descending on the Son of Man." |
Copyright © 2001 by Terence P. Noble. For personal use only. (Wycliffe Bible) | Scripture quoted by permission. Quotations designated (NIV) are from THE HOLY BIBLE: NEW INTERNATIONAL VERSION®. NIV®. Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984 by Biblica. All rights reserved worldwide. (New International Version Bible Online) |

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Corey Haim Funeral PHOTOS
by Meg at . CommentsCorey Haim, 38, was laid to rest in his hometown of Thornhill, Ontario, Canada on Tuesday. The former child actor and teen heartthrob died on March 10, 2010 of an apparent prescription drug overdose.
A Jewish funeral service lasting 45 minutes was held at Steeles Memorial Chapel for a group of 200 mourners, which included family and close friends. Maytal Kotler attended the service and reported that it was "very sad but with a lot of laughter."
Noticeably absent was Haim's best friend Corey Feldman, who is rumored to have had a falling out with Judy Haim over a public memorial service that he is reportedly planning in Los Angeles. He tells a different story in his 'Open Letter for the Grave'.
The frantic 911 call placed by Haim's mother has just been released. View more photos from the funeral and the videos below:
Photos: WENN
I always will remember him everytime I watch either "Lucas" or my all time favorite "Silver Bullet"!!!! Rest In Peace, and God Bless! Sincerely; Mitch...
Corey did not die of an apparent overdose of prescription medications. He died from an enlarged heart and fluid in his lungs (see autopsy report). Please edit your story to reflect the truth. Thank you.
corey was one of my favorite actors. he will be missed. RIP!!!!!!!!!!!!!


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Let's take a look for a moment at the concept of a writing process, a concept that is iconic in just about every contemporary discussion of writing and its teaching. As Victor Villanueva noted in 2003, "That writing is a process sounds pretty obvious. We know that texts don't appear magically on pages as whole products. There is a process in getting from mind to page" (1). For many (and certainly for me), Donald Murray's iconic 1972 essay, "Teach Writing as Process Not Product" was the starting point for how we began to understand such a thing as a "writing process." Addressing an apparent lack of improvement of students' written products, Murray characterizes the process as that of "discovery through language…. [and] the process of exploring what we know and what we feel about what we know through language. It is the process of using language to learn about our world, to communicate what we know about our world" (4). Murray then unequivocally asserts: "The writing process itself can be divided into three stages: prewriting, writing, and rewriting. The amount of time a writer spends in each stage depends on his (sic) personality, his work habits, his maturity as a craftsman, and the challenge of what he is trying to say" (4).
He then goes on to describe these elements in more detail:
Prewriting is everything that takes place before the first draft…it includes the awareness of [the writer's] world from which his subject is born…prewriting may include research and daydreaming, note-taking and outlining, title-writing and lead-writing.
Writing is the act of producing a first draft. It is the fastest part of the process, and the most frightening, for it is a commitment. When you complete a draft you know how much, and how little, you know.
Rewriting is reconsideration of subject, form, and audience. It is researching, rethinking, redesigning, rewriting—and finally, line by-line editing, the demanding, satisfying process of making each word right. It may take many times the hours required for a first draft…
(4) (Emphasis original)
These three elements have become part of the background knowledge of most if not all writing teachers. They sound and seem simple to us, perhaps because we are intimately, almost unconsciously, familiar with them. But we also know, from conscious observation of our own and our students' writing, that this process model, though easy to describe, is staggeringly complex in practice. We know, for example, that these three elements do not all always happen in the same order, or in such a neat sequence as their linear presentation above might suggest. Writers often, for example, start to write draft-like text as an introductory exercise, skipping traditional "prewriting" activities such as brainstorming. Sometimes we invent for longer periods; sometimes we do not. We will brainstorm making a list one time, and make a formal outline at other times. We may follow our outlines, or throw them out after a few moments of writing. Often the research for a project runs through the entire time that the project is being created. Writing occurs in stops and starts, fits and leaps, at different times, for different tasks, and for different writers and for different purposes. Writers write, go back and brainstorm, edit a bit, brainstorm, write some more.
Indeed, about the only thing we can definitely say about a writing process is that it is whatever process in which a writer engages when she or he writes. It's as slippery an eel of a concept as there can possibly be, and the writing process of any one writer is as idiosyncratic as any such personal, cognitively constructed process can possibly be; there are as many processes as there are writers and opportunities for writing—an effectively limitless set of options.
But this does not mean that the idea of a process—a map of the general concepts--is useless. A process model like Murray describes gives us a general idea of what happens when people write. The inherent complexity of the reality that the model attempts to represent does not keep us from valuing the model as a way of forming an understanding of what happens when we create something, like writing, which changes so dramatically and unexpectedly when any of its variables, or even any part of any one of its variables—audience, purpose, subject, writer's role, motivation, situation, place, context—changes. In other words, given the complexity of the reality of writing, such a model must by its very nature be general.
It may be the danger of many if not most conceptual models that they sometimes—if not often—become considered as synonymous with, or are seen as replacements for, fuller experimental proofs and more extensive theorization. So we can grant, I think, that the elevation of a simple three-part model of anything as complex as writing as a comprehensive, exhaustive summation of all that can happen in the production of a text is dangerously reductive. But we can also understand that such models exist to provide entrances, paths, to map, and to chart possible ways; they do not necessarily exist to chain or hold back. Therefore as a model, a definition of a process as representing, at least on a general level, things that writers tend to do when they write has value for scholars, teachers, and students wishing to get an initial "handle" on their own textual (or, as I will argue in a moment, multimediated) compositions—or process, and as a stepping-off point for further examination—as, indeed Murray's essay and the three elements contained therein has served for a generation of writing scholar-teachers.


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14 But, behold, I will raise up against you a nation, O house of Israel, saith the LORD the God of hosts; and they shall afflict you from the entering in of Hemath unto the river of the wilderness. | 14 For the LORD God Almighty declares, "I will stir up a nation against you, O house of Israel, that will oppress you all the way from Lebo Hamath to the valley of the Arabah." |
The King James Version is in the public domain. (The King James Bible Version Online) | Scripture quoted by permission. Quotations designated (NIV) are from THE HOLY BIBLE: NEW INTERNATIONAL VERSION®. NIV®. Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984 by Biblica. All rights reserved worldwide. (New International Version Bible Online) |


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How to add a SUBSCRIBER button to your blog.
February 21, 2012 in Food24Ed posts
Hi bloggers,
Here is a simple wiki to take you through loading up a 'subscriber' button to your blog. Now, anyone can receive notification of your recent posts
Step 1 – Go to your dashboard, 'Pages' and click on 'Add new'. (see screen shot below)
Enter 'Subscribe' into the header space. Then press the 'S2′ button in bright yellow on the menu bar – this will insert the subscriber form into your page. See screen shot below.
Step 2
Go to your Dashboard. At the bottom of your dashboard menu (down the left hand side), there is a section marked 'Subscriber2′.
Click on 'Settings'. See screen shot below.
Step 3
You will get to this page. See below screen shot.
Step 4
Scroll down to get to 'Appearance'. TICK the 'Enable Subscriber2 Widget' button. See screen shot below.
Step 5
Scroll down and click on 'Submit'. See screen shot.
Step 6
Go back to your widgets screen. The Subscriber2 widget will be there. Drag it across to the right hand widgets column. Complete it to your relevant needs. See screen shot below.
Now go back to your blog. LOG OUT and see your subscriber button in all it's glory! See screen shot below.


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PROVIDENCE, R.I. – An alleged accomplice in a 2012 triple slaying in the city's North End admitted Tuesday that it was his plan to rob his marijuana dealer of drugs and money – that is until a gun came into the plan.
"This was your plan. This was your robbery," said Thomas G. Briody, the lawyer for one of Donovann Hall's alleged co-conspirators, Quandell Husband, now on trial for three counts of murder, conspiracy and firearms charges in Superior Court.
"Until the gun came into the situation," Hall, 20, of Providence, said.
Hall has testified that he fled the 151 General St. apartment of his dealer, Michael Martin, after seeing Russell Burrell fire a 9mm Glock pistol into Martin's stomach.
"You abandoned them in the apartment. Is that right?" Briody said.
"Yes," Hall said.
"You had just behaved like a coward," Briody said.
"No," Hall said.
"You ran when the gun went off," Briody said.
"That wasn't my plan," Hall said of the shootings.
Hall agreed in March 2013 to plead guilty to three counts of murder and conspiracy to commit robbery. In exchange for his testimony against his alleged co-conspirators, state prosecutors have agreed to recommend a sentence ranging between three concurrent life terms to three consecutive life terms at a later sentencing before Judge Robert D. Krause.
Husband, 18, is accused of conspiring with Hall, Burrell, and Timothy "Beep" DeBritto to rob Martin in a botched robbery that ended in the slayings of Martin, his girlfriend Shemeeka Barros and their friend Damien Colon.
Husband listened to Hall with little expression, his hand often on his chin. The two men stared at each other occasionally without emotion.
The victims' friends and family filled half the courtroom benches, with Husband's supporters sitting in the front row.
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Western Oklahoma State College and Herring Bank have teamed up to offer you a convenient, one-card solution with the GreenBucks Card. The GreenBucks Card is a MasterCard Debit Student ID which allows you free access to Herring Bank ATMs and to make no-fee purchases at merchant locations that accept MasterCard signature or pin-based transactions. It's the easy way to access cash and make purchases on and off campus.
A Herring Bank College checking account offers you:
For information on how to obtain your GreenBucks Card, call or visit the Admissions / Information Desk @ (580) 477-7721.
Your GreenBucks Card is a fully functional debit card. It should be treated like any other debit/credit card.
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In 2008 the markets got very worked up with what at the time I was relentlessly calling a China commodity bubble. A search under the term "China Bubble" from Winter Watch turns up 75 articles mostly in 2007-2008 and also in 2011. A bubble can be defined as speculative activity not well related to the real economy, in short a maladjustment. One of the consequences of this was the ramp up of shipping construction to feed the China boom. When commodities came back in late 2009-2011, shipping construction surged forward unchecked. Now with China rolling over, the shipping that was produced during this period is increasingly lined up and stacked in Asian harbors around the world. 22.7% of the existing fleet, is due for delivery this year. Shipping rates have collapsed, another event which the markets continue to largely ignore.
I have been feeling for some time that this would bite the players involved. Although the shipping company stocks have become very depressed of late, the story as it relates to shipping lenders has been relatively overlooked. Now the IHT is out quoting industry observers stating that European banks may be facing writedowns on these loans on the order of $100 billion, which is even more than their Greek losses.
At my Actionable site I am now recommending a bearish strategy using a big poorly capitalized European bank that is not only exposed to European sovereign debt, but also to the double impact of inflated commodity lending in general. The market thinks LTRO, I think multiple lending blowups in tandem. In addition to shipping, I am including shale nat gas, which is also maladjusted. Natural Gas was discussed separately on Jan. 23 in the "Natural Gas in Maladjusted Feast and Famine Mode" report.
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5-Run Inning Lifts Clippers Over Tribe
Columbus Clippers� 10,� Indianapolis Indians� 5 ..�� (box)
The Indianapolis Indians posted 13 hits this evening at Huntington Park in Columbus, Ohio, with every member of the batting order but one collecting at least one hit.� But the Clippers posted 14 hits, and added a 5-run 7th inning, to sail past the Indians for the win.� The Louisville Bats also won today, beating the Toledo Mud Hens 8-0, so the Bats remain 1.5 games ahead of Columbus in the International League Western Division, with one week left in the season.
Indians' starter Mike Crotta (photo) struggled in each inning he pitched, and after 4+ innings, he had already thrown 90 pitches (56 strikes).� He had two runners on base in the 1st inning, but got out of that jam without a run scoring.� With one out, CF Ezequiel Carrera reached base on a throwing error by SS Pedro Ciriaco. Carrera stole second base, and after 2B Cord Phelps walked, both Carrera and Phelps pulled off a double steal to put both into scoring position.� Crotta bore down and struck out 1B Wes Hodges, then ended the inning when DH Jordan Brown flied out.
That was Crotta's only scoreless inning.� He gave up one run in each of the next three innings and was responsible for 2 runs in the 5th.� 3B Jared Goedert led off the 2nd inning with a single, and he also stole second base.� SS Drew Sutton walked, then LF Matt McBride reached on a tapper back to the mound that Crotta could not handle.� Goedert scored from second base on the play, to give the Clippers a 1-0 lead.
The Indians had gone down in order in the first two innings, but they came right back with 3 runs in the top of the 3rd.� With one out, Pedro Ciriaco doubled into left field.� 2B Brian Friday worked a walk, then LF Kevin Melillo loaded the bases with a line drive up the middle for a single.� 3B Akinori Iwamura lifted a long fly ball into left field, which Columbus LF McBride had to keep chasing back and back.. but he caught it on the warning track for a sacrifice fly, as it let Ciriaco score from third base to tie the score.� CF Alex Presley grounded through the right side of the infield for an RBI single that brought in both Friday and Melillo.� DH Brandon Moss lined another single into right field, but a fly out ended the inning.� The Indians had taken what would be their only lead of the game, 3-1.
Four Tribe Pitchers Combine For Shutout
Indianapolis Indians� 8,� Columbus Clippers� 0 ..��� (box)
Four Indianapolis Indians pitchers combined to shut out the Columbus Clippers at Huntington Park in Columbus, Ohio.� They held the Clippers to a total of 4 hits and 2 walks.� CF Alex Presley supported them with 3 hits, and both 1B Doug Bernier (photo) and RF Brandon Moss contributed 3 RBI.
The Indians got things started in the top of the 1st with a one-out single by 3B Akinori Iwamura, and after the second out, RF Brandon Moss launched his 21st home run of the season, bringing in Iwamura for a 2-0 lead.� They added 2 more runs in the 2nd.� With one out, SS Pedro Ciriaco smacked a grounder towards third base.� The ball glanced off the glove of Columbus 3B Argenis Reyes and past him down the left field line, and Ciriaco cruised into second base with a double.� After a strikeout by C Jason Jaramillo, 2B Brian Friday lifted another double into center field, and Ciriaco came around to score from second base.� Doug Bernier followed with a line drive single into left field, and Friday also scored.� Bernier stole second base, but was left there when a ground out ended the inning.� The Indians were up, 4-0.
Charlie Morton was originally listed as the starting pitcher tonight, but he was recalled by the Pirates so that he can made the start for them tomorrow.� Dana Eveland (photo) made the spot start in Morton's place.� Eveland had to work around one runner on base in each of the first three innings.� 2B Drew Sutton lined a single into left field in the bottom of the 1st, but Eveland got 1B Wes Hodges to bounce into an around the horn double play, Iwamura to Friday to Bernier.� DH Jared Goedert walked with two outs in the 2nd, but Eveland struck out former Indy Indian Luke Carlin to end the inning.� Clippers' SS Josh Rodriguez reached base on a fielding error by Brian Friday to begin the 3rd inning, but Eveland induced three grounders, again keeping the Clippers scoreless.
Tough First Inning Sinks Indians
Toledo Mud Hens� 8,� Indianapolis Indians� 2 ..����� (box)
Five runs in the 1st inning gave the Toledo Mud Hens a lead they would not give up, as they defeated the Indianapolis Indians at Victory Field tonight.
Joe Martinez (photo) had to work through a tough 1st inning on this start.� The first batter of the game, 2B Justin Henry, fouled off the first two pitches for an 0-2 count, then took 4 straight balls, for a walk.� SS Cale Iorg grounded to third, forcing Henry out at second, but Iorg was safe at first.� 1B Max Leon dropped down a sacrifice bunt to move Iorg to second base.� Then, with two outs, LF Jeff Frazier smacked a 2-run homer over the left field wall.� CF Ben Guez followed the homer with a single, and former Indy Indian C Robinzon Diaz reached on an error when Martinez could not handle the tapper back to the mound.� DH Michael Bertram belted a 3-run homer over the right-center field wall, and the Mud Hens had a 5-0 lead.
The Indians got one run back in the bottom of the 2nd when four consecutive batters reached base. With one out, LF Mitch Jones lined a single into left field, then advanced to second base when Robinzon Diaz let a pitch get past him.� C Erik Kratz and DH Brian Myrow both ran the count full then took a walk, loading the bases.� SS Pedro Ciriaco lined another single into left field, scoring Jones from third base.� A foul pop and a grounder back to the mound ended the inning with three base runners still on.
Martinez got through the 2nd and 3rd innings without allowing a run to score, though he gave up back-to-back singles (Henry and Iorg) in the 2nd, and a walk to Bertram in the 3rd.� The Mud Hens picked up another run in the top of the 4th, when RF Christopher White led off with a solo home run.� Henry and Iorg singled again after the home run, but a double play and a ground out got Martinez out of that jam.
The Mud Hens went down in order for Martinez in the 5th, but came right back at him in the 6th.� RF Shawn Roof and Christopher White led off with back-to-back singles.� A ground out to first moved both runners into scoring position, and Cale Iorg's line drive double into left field brought both Roof and White in to score, giving the Mud Hens an 8-1 lead.� That was the end of Martinez's night.� He had allowed 8 runs (5 earned) on 11 hits and 2 walks, with 3 strikeouts.� He threw 93 pitches, 58 for strikes.
Jakubauskas Is Sharp In Start
Jakubauskas on the mound
Indianapolis Indians� 2,� Toledo Mud Hens� 1 ..���� (box)
A pitching duel erupted at Victory Field tonight, and it ended with the Indians and starter Chris Jakubauskas (photo above) on top.� The win gives the Indians an 11 – 9 game lead of the season series.
Chris Jakubauskas (photo) made his first start as an Indian since early April.� He was told in advance that he'd be limited to about 60 pitches.� It turned out that he threw 61, 41 of which were strikes.� He was clearly sailing, with his curve ball working well.� Jakubauskas said after the game that his sinker was also working well for him, and that was a bit unusual. He allowed only 3 hits and one walk, and struck out 5 batters.
Jakubauskas gave up a single to Mud Hens' 2B Scott Sizemore with two outs in the 1st inning, but ended the inning with a grounder force out.� He worked around a walk to 1B Michael Bertram in the 2nd inning, finishing that inning with a strikeout.
(Photo:� John Bowker and Brian Myrow)
The only inning in which Jakubauskas had any trouble was the 3rd.� Mud Hens' 3B Shawn Roof led off the inning with a triple into right-center field.� RF John Bowker went way to his right to try to catch up to the line drive, but it got just past him and rolled all the way to the wall, as Roof cruised into third base.� Toledo RF Justin Henry follwed with a twisting single into left field, bringing in Roof, to give Toledo a 1-0 lead.�
But that was all the scoring the Mud Hens would do.� In fact, it was all the anything they would do until the 9th inning.� After Henry's single, Jakubauskas retired the next three batters, finishing the 3rd inning with two strikeouts.� Then he retired the next six batters he faced, including a strikeout in each of the 4th and 5th innings.� With the pitch limit imposed on him, he knew that would be all, but he looked as if he could have gone at least another inning if needed.
Bullpen Falters As Indians Lose Late
Alex Presley is back to the bag safely
Louisville Bats� 6,� Indianapolis Indians� 3 ..���� (box)
It was a tough night for the Indians' bullpen, as they stumbled in the last two innings, giving the win to the Louisville Bats at Victory Field.� The Indians wasted an excellent starting effort by Charlie Morton (photo), who pitched 6 shutout innings and allowed only 4 hits.� The Indians posted 5 hits, while the Bats out-hit them with 13 knocks.
Morton got some help from his defense, but he cruised along in this start.� He faced only the minimum over the first three innings, and only one batter over the minimum in the first five innings.� He began each of the first three innings with a strikeout, and struck out one more batter after that.
The second batter in the top of the 1st, SS Chris Valaika, slipped a single up through the middle of the infield, where 2B Brian Friday would have been if the Indians' defense was not in a shift position.� The next batter, 1B Yonder Alonso, also grounded up the middle, right over the second base bag.� SS Pedro Ciriaco made a diving stop, and as he hit the ground stretched out prone behind second base, the ball fell out of his glove,� Ciriaco scrambled to pick it up, then still on the ground, flipped the ball back and lateral to Friday covering second base.� Friday was at the bag, and he made an outstanding turn, and fired the ball to 1B John Bowker, just in time to beat Alonso to the first base bag.
Morton retired the side in order in the 2nd and 3rd innings, then gave up a lead-off single to CF Dave Sappelt in the 4th — the ball glanced off 3B Mitch Jones' glove and into left field.� But again the infield stepped up.� Valaika grounded to third base, where Jones started an around-the-horn (5-4-3) double play to erase Sappelt.� Alonso almost put the Bats onto the scoreboard with a long fly ball to left field.� The ball hit the top of the left field wall, missing a home run by inches, then bounced into left field for a double.� Morton did not erase Alonso from the base path, but instead struck out the next batter, RF Wladimir Balentien, to end the inning.
The Bats also went down in order in the 5th, and that inning ended with an odd play.� 2B Wilkin Castillo bunted a 1-1 pitch to right in front of the plate, but as he was moving out of the batters' box, he came in contact with the ball, so was called out.� C Jason Jaramillo, as the closest fielder, gets credit for the put-out in that situation.
The only time Charlie Morton had two base runners on base at the same time was in the 6th inning.� With one out, Bats' pitcher Chad Reineke dribbled a little grounder (not a bunt) along the third base line, just fair.� By the time Morton and Jaramillo got over to it, Morton picked up the ball, but he had no play at first, and Reineke was on with an infield hit.� Sappelt followed with a grounder to short, and it looked like Morton was going to have yet another base runner erased with a double play.� Pedro Ciriaco made the scoop, but he got excited and his throw to second missed Brian Friday entirely, and sailed into right field.� Reineke advanced to third and Sappelt to second on the error.� With the Indians leading 2-0 at that point, those two runners in scoring position represented the tying runs, and the go-ahead run was at the plate.� Pitching coach Dean Treanor came out for a little chat with Morton (photo).� Then Morton got Valaika to ground softly to third base, and the runners had to hold up.� Another grounder by Alonso to short ended the inning for Morton, and without a run scoring.


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World and Olympic Shot Put champion, and Samsung Diamond League Ambassador Valerie Adams checks in with a quick update on what she's been up to over the past month. The highlight? Shopping in New York City! Besides her appearance at the Samsung Diamond League meeting there, of course!
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"Well last time I wrote I was in Shanghai, it seems so long ago but in fact it's only been a month and a lot has happened. I competed in three competitions, two were Diamond League meets and that was Shanghai and New York. I was happy with my performances at these meets, considering the short time I spent with new coach and going it alone.
"I especially loved New York, I was fortunate enough to be there a week before the meet and was able to go see the Statue of Liberty and Ground Zero, an amazing experience and if I had the opportunity to go back there I definitely would.
"?I also loved the shops there, shopping was the best!
"I have been home for only two weeks and it's winter down here in NZ. I'm looking forward to competing in the UK at Gateshead as it's the start of my European Campaign.
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February 15, 02010
In our first installment of stock watch this draft season, the National Football Post takes a look at three prospects who have either helped or hurt themselves with their performances in recent weeks.
Moving on up…
Will Barker: OT/OG Virginia, 6-7, 317
It's not surprising that Barker has gone under the radar until this point. He's a right tackle-only prospect who played on one of the poorer offenses this past season. However, coming from a university that has turned out its share of NFL-caliber starting tackles, Barker could be the next in line. As I said, he's limited to the right side only at the next level, but he did showcase the ability at this year's Texas vs. the Nation game to hold his own inside at guard. He's a tough, nasty run blocker who can win at the point of attack while also showing the balance and length to hold his own in the pass game. Barker isn't a guy who will get much love on draft day and isn't an early round type of prospect, but I think he has a lot more value than prospects like Sam Young, Selvish Capers and Chris Marinelli. He's someone who can not only make an NFL roster but eventually could be asked to start somewhere along a team's offensive line.
Jonathan Crompton: QB, Tennessee, 6-3, 222
In a draft starved for quarterbacks with NFL-caliber skill sets, Crompton looks like one of the few in this year's class who has the ability to make all the throws at the next level. He was by far one of the most impressive quarterbacks at this year's postseason all-star games, spinning a clean football and showcasing impressive arm strength down the field. Coming into the 2009 season, there weren't many people who thought Crompton could turn himself into an NFL-caliber quarterback, but after watching him improve his game dramatically after only one year under Lane Kiffin, one has to think there's a ton of untapped potential in his game. He is still far from a finished product in the mental aspects of the game, but he has the physical abilities needed to play in the NFL. And in an uninspiring quarterback class, he could end up being a real gem down the road.
Junior Galette: OLB/DE, Stillman, 6-2, 244
Galette is a former Temple standout who registered 7½ sacks as a junior in 2008. However, after being suspended indefinitely in November of that year, he decided to transfer to Division II Stillman College, posting 9½ sacks and earning All-American honors in 2009. Yet it was his performance at this year's Texas vs. the Nation game that could end up helping him improve his draft stock. During the game, he showcased the ability to not only win with speed off the edge, but his body control and lateral quickness on an up-and-under move exhibited the type of counter needed to be successful at the next level. He's still undersized and struggles to disengage from blocks once an opposing lineman gets his hands on him, but, he's an explosive athlete with a good first step and has some upside as a nickel rusher or 3-4 OLB.
Free falling…
Willie Young: DE, NC State, 6-5, 251
The notion that Young was ever considered one of the nation's top defensive end prospects baffles me. He's a tall, long-armed kid who has the ability to eventually shed himself from blocks and work his way past opposing lineman, but he lacks ideal bend and burst out of his stance, plays soft vs. the run and simply doesn't stand out in any area. At this year's East-West Shrine Game, he looked like just another guy in practice and the game and doesn't look like a prospect with impact pass-rush potential at the next level.
Donald Jones: WR, Youngstown State, 6-0, 212
Jones came into the year as one of the nation's top small-schools wide receiver prospects, and I admit that I was excited to see him get thrown into the mix at the Senior Bowl. But talk about a guy who didn't belong. Jones possesses good size and length for the position and has the body control to go up and fight for the football, but he struggled to maintain balance when changing directions, didn't generate any kind of acceleration out of his breaks and was a sloppy route runner. If you have a receiver who struggles to generate a burst and isn't a clean route runner, you really don't have much of an NFL-caliber wide receiver prospect. Jones could improve with some NFL coaching, but he doesn't look like anything more than a practice squad prospect at this stage.
Lamarr Houston: DT, Texas, 6-3, 302
Watching Houston this past season, I was intrigued by his game and thought he had the kind of athletic ability needed to create some havoc behind the line of scrimmage at the next level. However, after seeing him struggle vs. Texas A&M center Kevin Matthews toward the end of the year and then be a non-factor all week at the Senior Bowl, I'm starting to change my mind. Houston isn't real big, lacks the type of burst needed to consistently win with his first step and doesn't stand out in any area of the game when matched up with NFL-caliber talent. He did make a bunch of plays this year in the Big 12, but I'm starting to think he simply benefited from playing against poorer competition and doesn't look like anything more than a reserve/rotational guy.
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If You Want to Be a Smarter Marketer, Stop Reading About Marketing
I subscribe to a quintrigintillion blogs and read all of them on a weekly basis. At least, I read all of the posts with headlines that grab me. And, if I'm deflating my initial statement, I probably subscribe to 150 blogs.
At least 70 percent of them are marketing blogs.
And I seriously love reading the shit marketers write. And sometimes I learn from some of them. Sometimes it's research, sometimes it's perspective, sometimes it's tips from people who do this every day.
But most of the time, and I'm serious, I don't learn how to do my job better from other marketers.
I'm grateful to know about 10 people who work in marketing who are uniquely good at what they do. I listen to them. I learn from them. But a blogger can't teach me about marketing in 250 words.
And there's only so much of a learning curve for social media, so once you're in the top-ish tier of what you can know about your field, what differentiates you is your perspective and ability to stay ahead of the curve in your profession, right? What do I know about the maturation and tenure of a career? I'm just speculating.
I have this ongoing beef with conferences. I don't think you can learn a whole lot from someone in a 15-to-60 minute session. I also think people are so afraid of giving up the secret to how they do the generally mediocre jobs that they do, so they fill their sessions with fluff and secondary research.
But my real beef is that there's nothing for you at a conference if you're not a beginner. If you are over the learning curve of your profession, most conferences don't offer more than a pond full of business cards.
That's really it for me.
If you want to be better at marketing, and you know the basics, then quit thinking that everyone knows something you don't. Quit reading every marketing blog and attending every marketing-related conference you can.
I don't know, I refuse to speak with authority on this topic, because I've only just started unplugging from the marketing vortex myself. But I know I get more perspective for my job from the news, talking with friends in parallel fields like graphic and web design and sales, and blogs on every topic other than marketing. I learn things from GOOD and Brain Pickings I could never learn from Mashable or Social Media Today.
ALL I'M SAYIN' IS: Don't abandon continuing education in your field … but don't put blogs on a pedestal of learning, either.
At some point, the incestuous world of any field stops teaching itself without inviting new perspective. Professionals in any field can't really incite change and progress until unique perspective shakes things up.


text: Democratic Good Governance and Public Financial Institutions: The case for their Transparency and AccountabilityTuesday, February 26, 2013 Introduction This piece is an attempt at presenting the topic at hand and hopefully that the readership will gain a point or two out of it. But warning: the topic is as vast as controversial and promises to remain so for at least some time to come! Recognising this and in any case, this attempt is made to present some of the underlying principles of the vexed issue with the ultimate object is to justifying the clamour for citizenry information on and need for accountability not excluding from public financial institutions as espoused by the overarching principles of informed participation, transparency and democratic accountability based on universally accepted standards upon which the right to access information which is factual, reliable, wholesome, timely and objectively verifiable is based. Second, there is the need for calling on public financial institutions in particular to further recognise the need to review and amend their information disclosure policies to bring them in line with the dictates of and for sound public financial management, transparency, probity and democratic accountability to facilitate and ensure compliance and best practice. Democratic accountability is a pivotal aspect of all governance structures in general and public financial institutions in particular such that the right to access information held by public bodies, in both government and Non-governmental, as well as those holding and/or employing public finances or finances intended for the public use, is a fundamental human right, set out in Article 19 of the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights which articulates or provides for the right to "seek, receive and impart information and ideas" as important. Such right to information plays a crucial role in promoting an array of salient social values to the extent that availability of reliable, factual, wholesome, objectively verifiable and timely information is increasingly been recognised as the" life-blood of democracy" and constitutes a corner stone in engendering and mainstreaming meaningful participation which, in itself, constitutes an important tool in combating bribery and graft which are central to democratic good governance and accountability. The premise is that a free two-way flow of information i.e. feed forward and feedback which constitute concrete basis for well meaning participatory public policy generation (and evaluation), dialogue, participatory decision-making, effective, efficient and impact-oriented project or programme delivery mechanisms and management which constitute key elements in the "rights-based approach" to sustainable human, socio-economic and institutional development. In presenting the topic, an attempt is made to first, and foremost, describe the fundamental principles and their ramifications. Basically, there are nine (9) such principles commencing with Principle 1 which articulates and underscores "The Right to Access" recognising it as fundamental and a legally-binding human right guaranteed under international law and, consequently, requires or dictates that public financial bodies adopt comprehensive "access to information policies" giving effect to this right. Such policies need to ensure genuine presumption that access will be given to all information held by the institution, subject only to limited exception known as the principle of maximum disclosure. Coming hot on the heels of this principle is Principle 2 which details Automatic Disclosure demanding that public financial institutions need to willingly disclose and broadly disseminate, at low cost, a wide array of relevant and timely information on and about their structures, policies, finances, procedures and decision-making processes such that automatic (routine) disclosure to ensure and facilitate basic flow of information from institutions and for the public to meaningfully partake the in decision-making processes becomes institutionalised. This basic minimum encompasses the following categories of information: (1) Organisational procedures, rules and directives (2) organisational policies, strategies and guidelines (3) Budgetary and financial information (4) analytical frameworks and guidelines (5) detailed information on lending, grant, credit and guarantee operations and (6) evaluations and audits pertaining to effectiveness of the institution in meeting its locus standi, objectives and targets. Information dissemination should be through both electronic and other public communication and outreach networks. Updated information should be equally disseminated and where feasible, translated in the vernacular. Principle 3 provides for access to decision-making underscoring that institutions should disseminate information (in a timely manner) which includes drafts to ensure that the citizenry effectively access and understand it and more importantly, establish a platform for presumption of public access to key meeting. For this to be realised, certain conditions, i.e. "Conditions Precedent", must be met. Ab-initio, institutions need to aptly describe their decision-making processes which should include providing for a list of upcoming opportunities to provide for, inter-alia, public input vide consultation to identify decision benchmarks. The public should also be able to participate and decide on as to when and how they will be able to access such decision-making. Second, information required for public participation in decision-making should be disclosed in a timely fashion to enable stakeholders and affected parties to provide for feedback ahead of final decisions making. Thirdly, the information should reach those likely to be affected by the decisions through outreach mechanisms and processes that are most appropriately. Last but by no means the least, dissemination should be in a form that is comprehensible to the public. Principle 4 constitutes the right to request for information with the understanding that every stakeholder has a right to request for and receive information from financial institutions, subject to only a limited regime of exceptions. Procedures and processes for processing such requests need to be simple, quick and at low-cost given that such right is cardinal to and for effective functioning of access to information policies. These policies will need to amply state in lucid the way and manner in which the requests for information shall be processed. The process needs to be simple, quick and at low-cost. Importantly, the requisite Information should be provided for in the vernacular (but such is the best-case scenario). Assistance should be provided to those who have difficulty in filing their requests in as much as feedback to a request should be provided for as soon as possible and clear maximum time limits for responding should be imposed. Where costs are charged for accessing information, these should be based on a clear and reasonable cost structure, and should not be so high as to deter stakeholders or exceed the actual cost of production. Principle 5 which entails limited exceptions pin points that the regime of exceptions should be based on the principle that access to information may be refused ONLY where the institution can demonstrate that the disclosure would cause serious harm to one of a set of clearly and narrowly defined, and broadly accepted, interests, which, as matter of policy, are specifically enumerated and that the harm to this interest outweighs the public interest. This verily demonstrates the caveat or proviso that the right to information is neither as automatic nor ad nauseum. There are the legitimate and justified grounds for confidentiality, such as personal information or where disclosure would genuinely harm the prevention or prosecution of a crime or constitute an action which may be or is sub-judice. Exceptions should be based on the fact that disclosure would cause harm and NOT on who produced or provided for the information. Where third parties are involved, they should have the right to make representations as to why a particular piece of information falls within the scope of an exception. The policy should NOT allow for a third party veto or recognise an originator control principle. Principle 6 which deals with, recognises and provides for appeals where any stakeholder who believes that his or her request for access to information has not been granted or respected has the right to have the matter reviewed by an independent and authoritative body is key where as principle 7 deals with "Whistleblower" Protection. Let me quickly define what I mean by whistle blower as an individual or plurality who in good faith disclose(s) information revealing a concern about wrongdoing, corruption or other malpractices, should expressly be protected from any sanction, reprisal, or professional or personal detriment, contingent to having made that justifiable disclosure. Such constitutes an important timely (early-warning system) action for the institution and financial institutions should protect them, including by making it a disciplinary offence to victimise a whistleblower. The penultimate one is principle 8 which deals with the need for the promotion of access of information in which public financial institutions need to budget for adequate resources, including time and energy to ensure effective implementation of their access to information policies, and to building a culture of openness. It is important that the measures to be taken are themselves developed in a transparent and participatory manner. The range of possible measures may be extensive but some measures which have proven effective include the following (1) senior management making statements and taking other actions that make it clear that access to information is an organisational priority (2) providing for targeted training on access to information and building access to information elements into their training activities. incorporating access to information into corporate incentive structures and appraisal systems. Access to information policies should be subject to regular review to take into account changes in the nature of information held, and to implement best practice disclosure rules and approaches. Particular attention MUST be paid during such reviews to possible improvements in automatic disclosure practices. Last but by no means the least is principle 9 which entails a regular review of policies and documentation which should be conducted in a transparent and consultative manner e.g. using multi-stakeholder consultation processes to ensure broad feedback from a range of interested stakeholders, particularly among project affected communities. Conclusions The case for transparency in public financial institutions has been made and is primarily anchored on two key premises (1) the effectiveness of the financial and right to information policies can only be strengthened if the activities and instruments of such are known to the public and if those concerned can make a commitment to meeting them and (2) good governance calls for financial institutions to be accountable, particularly where senior management is granted a high degree of autonomy and discretion but with the very fundamental caveat that not all information can be divulged to the public. Author: by Saihou T.M.F. 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MELBOURNE, Dec. 14 -- Australia's first shipment of LNG to China will leave the North West Shelf Project's (NWSP) Burrup Peninsula liquefaction plant in Western Australia in mid-2006.
The arrangements were completed in Perth this week when the North West Shelf Gas Joint Venture participants signed a $25 billion (Aus.) LNG sales and purchase contract (SPC) with Guandong Dapeng LNG Co. of China.
The contract is for the supply of as much as 3.3 million tonnes/year of LNG over 25 years to the Guandong receiving terminal under construction in China, the first such plant to be built in the country.
The deal springs from a conditional SPC signed in October 2002 when NWSP won the right to be the first supplier of LNG to China after beating strong international competition. As part of the deal CNOOC Gas & Power, China's national energy company, will acquire 5.3% interest in the gas reserves in the NWSP, which is operated by Woodside Petroleum Ltd. of Perth. In addition, shipping arrangements will be through a joint venture of Chinese and Australian companies.
NWSP details
Earlier this year NWSP brought on stream its second offshore gas pipeline and its fourth LNG train at the Burrup Peninsula facility to bring its total production capability to 11.7 million tonnes/year of LNG. This will enable it to serve the new Chinese contract as well as its existing contracts with buyers in Japan.
A fifth LNG train, capable of producing a further 4.2 million tonnes/year, is under consideration with a final investment decision expected by mid-2005.
The six equal NWSP partners are BHP Billiton Petroleum Pty. Ltd., BP Developments Australia Pty. Ltd., ChevronTexaco Australia Pty. Ltd., Japan Australia LNG (MiMi) Pty. Ltd., Shell Development (Australia) Pty. Ltd., and Woodside Energy.


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December 10, 2014
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November 24, 2014
We are happy and proud to announce the launch of the HAWKE BRAND ™ website, featuring all the latest knives and products. And, just in time for your holiday shopping, the much-sought Hawkchete and HASP are now available!
July 30, 2014
Mykel Hawke is teaming up with The Silent Heroes Foundation for a 10-day African Safari adventure in Namibia to raise funds to help protect animals! This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, and space is limited to 6 persons. The detailed Itinerary is HERE, along with the link to sign up via SQUAREUP; scroll to Adventures and click the link.
July 30, 2014
The Discovery Channel recently conducted a poll for fans to rank their #1 Discovery show, and MAN WOMAN WILD was voted #1! Two years off the air and it beat not only ALL the survival-themed shows currently on the air BUT IT WAS VOTED # 1 SHOW OVER ALL ON DISCOVERY. As a result, The Discovery Channel will be airing a Man Woman Wild marathon sometime in August! Check TV listings; we will post the date(s) when we know. Thanks for all who voted!
July 24, 2014
Hawke teamed up with Dr. Meara and many other renown physicians whose specialties include helping those in harm's way. His GLOBAL SURGERY chapter is on SAFETY, SECURITY & SURVIVAL in WAR ZONES & MASS CASUALTY DISASTERS. As an 18D SF Medic, Paramedic, Medical Director, and US Army Medical Service Officer, Hawke has been working with and teaching Docs for years. The book can be pre-ordered now and will be out in January 2015.
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Portrayed by | Hunter Allan (2005-2008) Kevin Scmidt (2008-2010, 2011-2012) Luke Kleintank (2010-2011) Robert Adamson (2012-) | ||||||||||||||||||
Current status | Present, Contract | ||||||||||||||||||
Duration | 1997- | ||||||||||||||||||
First appearance | March 3, 1997 | ||||||||||||||||||
Created by | William J. Bell | ||||||||||||||||||
Introduced by | Edward J. Scott (1997) Maria Arena Bell (2008) Jill Farren Phelps (2012) | ||||||||||||||||||
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Full name | Noah Christian Newman | ||||||||||||||||||
Namesake(s) | Christian Miller | ||||||||||||||||||
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Age | 22 | ||||||||||||||||||
Occupation | Employee at Newman-Chancellor Bartender at the Underground and Genoa City Athletic Club Musician | ||||||||||||||||||
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Noah Christian Newman is a fictional character on The Young and the Restless, portrayed by Robert Adamson.
Noah Newman is the son of Sharon and Nicholas Newman. He has four sisters: Cassie, Mariah, Summer and Faith.
Early Years, Cassie and PhyllisEdit
After becoming insecure in her marriage to Nick, Sharon stopped taking birth control pills. She got pregnant and told Nick that it was an accident. Nick convinced her that they were not ready to be parents, and she agreed until she backed out of the abortion she had scheduled at the last minute. Sharon gave birth to a premature Noah in 1997. Fearing that her baby was going to die, her best friend Grace and her boyfriend tracked down Cassie Newman ( the daughter Sharon gave up for adoption when she was a teenager). However, Noah lived.
Cassie died in a car accident in 2005 with Daniel Romalotti in the car. Daniel survived. After Cassie's death, Noah began acting out, having several tantrums and rebelling against his parents. Nick was in hot pursuit of Daniel, whom he believed was behind the wheel the night of the accident, but it was later proven that Cassie was driving.
Nick and Sharon began drifting further apart, and Nick had an affair with Phyllis Summers, and she later became pregnant. This caused Nick and Sharon to divorce. Noah's behavior improved after his sister was born, and Sharon marries Jack Abbott. However, Nick and Sharon were in a plane crash, and Nick was presumed dead for two months.
Eden, Brad and FaithEdit
Meanwhile, Phyllis was about to be carted off to prison for extortion, increasing Noah's anguish. Noah did a number of things that got him into trouble and/or grounded, such as going to parties that had alcohol, getting into a fight with a trio of bullies in France and lying to his parents constantly. During that time, he began dating Eden Gerick, the troubled half sister of Michael Baldwin, who had recently moved to Genoa City.
He and Eden lied to his stepmom and her brother about their involvement in order to pursue a relationship in secret. In a devastating twist of fate, they went ice skating on a frozen lake right before a blizzard; and while skating, Noah fell through the ice. As Eden went for help, Brad Carlton managed to pull Noah out, falling in and drowning in the freezing lake in the process. Noah and Eden had sex and both lost their virginity. Although they got caught on the couch naked by Noah's dad and stepmom, they were then formally dating and were getting closer the more time they spent together.
Nick and Sharon got back together. Noah wanted to be emancipated from his parents, thinking that their reunion was unreal. He said he was upset of the switch between the quartet (Sharon, Jack, Phyllis and Nick). Sharon and Nick thought he was their only surving child (which was not true since baby Faith Newman was stolen from Sharon the moment she was born). He moved into Brad's house along with his mom. Their residency was short becuase Noah and Eden decided to once again make love, they were both unaware that Daisy Sanders started a fire after Eden went digging for the truth about Daisy.
Recent DevelopmentsEdit
Sharon and Noah eventually ended up moving into the Newman ranch house because Ashley Abbott offered them to stay there along with her and Adam Newman. Weeks after, Eden recieved a myserious letter from a relative she never knew she had living in Paris who wanted her to come for a few months. Eden went to Paris and learned that the relative had recieved a letter from her although Eden hadn't sent one.
Daisy had written both letters to get rid of Eden and move into the Baldwin's home. Eden told Noah who suspected that something was wrong. He moved to Paris to protect Eden. Noah returned a little more than a year later without Eden, explaining that they just didn't work out.
Noah attended Nick's bachelor party prior to his marriage to Sharon along with: Jack, Kevin, Devon, Neil, Cane, Austin, and Michael. The had been having a couple beers and talking. The guys ended up showing up at Crimson Lights at the same time Sharon's bachelorette party was taking place. They were also heavily loaded. Abby had a couple too many drinks and bashed Sharon for marrying Nick again because Sharon married Adam Nick, Abby's father Victor, Nick again...etc. Mariah stood up for Sharon against Abby, and Abby stated that Mariah spits venom about Sharon every day. Once Michael Baldwin got slammed to the floor, a drunken fight broke out. Everybody there ended up in jail. Eventually, they were set free.
Crimes CommittedEdit
- Stole his Aunt Casey's iPod
- Ran away (2007)
- Was caught underage and not chaperoned in Paris with Eden Baldwin. He was released into Nick & Sharon's custody
- Custody of half million dollars in stolen money which was stolen from him before he was discovered (2012)
- Got arrested for a drunken bar fight with majority of the other characters who attended Nick's bachelor party and Sharon's bachelorette party. Along with: Abby, Ashley, Summer, Lily, Kelly, Nikki, Victoria, Sharon, Mariah, Kevin, Nick, Neil, Michael, Devon, Jack, Austin, Cane, and Stitch. (Oct 2014).
Hospitalizations & MaladiesEdit
- As a premature baby, he had surgery for a serious lung problem.
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