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Remember over two year ago, we reported that Treach was set to record a solo LP. Well, he's finally managed to get up off his ass and start recording one. The Naughty By Nature lead man will be covering topic such as his divorce with Pepa from Salt & Pepa and also about former friend, KayGee. He promises a hard, street album rather than the usual party tracks we usually expect from Naughty By Nature.
See Also:It's looking likely that the new Three Six Mafia Album, "Da Unbreakables" will be dropping on March 11th. Proof's debut solo album, "Searching For Jerry Garcia" will adopt some new concepts upon it's release. Proof states that every song on the Searching 4 Jerry Garcia album will be associated with a musical era. Some of the songs titles are: "Janis Joplin," "Kurt Cobain," "Billy Holiday," "Neil Armstrong" and "72nd & Central" which he identifies with John Lennon. The album drops on February 18th. Y2Hiphop.com hope to interview the D-12 member next week to explain the album a bit more. MC Serch, the man who discovered Nas and O.C., was on a radio interview the other night and talked about what he was up to recently. He is currently pre-occupied with his promotions company, but did state that he would like to record some tracks if the right offer came around as he still has a few issues who would like to address on wax. He says that he was approached by a London based record label by the name of Source Records recently. Finally, DJ KaySlay is set to finally release an album. "The Street Sweeper Vol.1" is apparently scheduled for release on March 4th through columbia Records. Expect appearances from major hiphop acts on this one.
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Dover man charged with child rape A Dover man is being held on $385,500 secured bond after being arrested on child rape charges. Thirty-four year old Alexander Acevedo-Felix of the 100 block of Roosevelt Avenue in Dover was arrested after an investigation by Dover Police. Acevedo-Felix faces 11 counts of first degree rape of a 9-year old child and 5 counts of second degree rape as well as other charges. He's being held at the James T. Vaughn Correctional Center. |
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At this point, after Cole's discussion with Polly Jean and listens to "Written On The Forehead" and "The Last Living Rose," you should know what to expect from Harvey's eighth album Let England Shake (2/15, Vagrant). If you're still unsure, and don't mind Zane Lowe voice overs, check out "The Words That Maketh Murder" at Soundcloud.
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text: Pontiac, Michigan -- Oakland County Executive L. Brooks Patterson has designated March 27 - April 2 as Severe Weather Awareness Week in Oakland County.During this weeklong observance, special attention will be paid to heightening public awareness of the Oakland County Outdoor Warning System and promoting various steps residents should take when warning sirens are activated."Severe Weather Awareness Week is a good time for families, businesses and schools to develop their own severe weather plans," said Patterson. "The county's Homeland Security Division has many planning materials to help all residents and especially those with special needs to be prepared for an emergency."Oakland County's Outdoor Warning sirens are tested the first Saturday of every month from March through November. A special test, however, will be conducted at 1:00 p.m. Wednesday, March 30th in recognition of Severe Weather Awareness Week.According to the National Weather Service, the strongest tornado in Oakland County touched down on March 20, 1976 in West Bloomfield. This F4 (out of 5 on the Fujita scale) tornado resulted in 1 death and 55 injuries. It damaged or destroyed 91 homes, one mobile home, 23 businesses and 25 vehicles, or more than $5 million in destruction. It ranks as the costliest tornado in Oakland County.Since 2008, there has been an average per year of 96.5 storm-based warnings issued and 221.5 severe weather events in southeast Michigan, according to data from the National Weather Service office in White Lake, Michigan.A watch means conditions are right for severe weather and residents should remain alert for approaching storms. A warning means severe weather has been sighted or detected by weather radar. If a warning is issued and/or the sky becomes threatening, residents are advised to move to a place of safety. Some valuable tips to remember in case of a tornado include:


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Taiwan MOEA approves new investments at Kaohsiung Software Park
IT + CE | 11h 9min ago
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Memory suppliers account for more than 60% of 300mm wafer capacity, says IC Insights
Bits + chips | Jan 29, 19:45
SPIL gearing up for fan-out WLP
Bits + chips | Jan 29, 19:39
SPIL 2014 profits almost double
Bits + chips | Jan 29, 19:35
Digitimes Research: Taiwan sees increased 4Q14 digital camera shipments
IT + CE | Jan 29, 19:31
TSEC to showcase P-type PERC monocrystalline solar cell at Japan Expo
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Everlight Electronics to shift LED lighting focus from indoor applications to outdoor and commercial, says chairman
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TacBright expects new facilities to go into operation in June
Before Going to Press | 11h 22min ago
Polarizer prices continuing to drop
Before Going to Press | 11h 22min ago
30% of Huawei smartphones in 2015 to be high-end products
Before Going to Press | 11h 24min ago
Taiwan IC design houses January sales to rise
Before Going to Press | 11h 59min ago
Facebook opens Taiwan office
Before Going to Press | 12h 4min ago
Macronix expects return to profitability in 3Q15
Before Going to Press | 12h 4min ago
AUO aims to hold a 30% share in curved Ultra HD TV panel shipments in 2015
Before Going to Press | Jan 29, 19:43
Taiwan government increasing cooperation with local universities to develop medical equipment
Before Going to Press | Jan 29, 19:32
AUO expects 6-8% on-year increase in LCD panel surface in 2015
Before Going to Press | Jan 29, 19:28
AUO to increase production capacity at Taiwan 8.5G facilities
Before Going to Press | Jan 29, 19:25
Digitimes Research: WPC far surpasses PMA in wireless power charging certification
Before Going to Press | Jan 29, 19:14
China market: Meizu to launch inexpensive TD-LTE smartphone
Before Going to Press | Jan 29, 19:12
Taiwan digital cameras – 4Q 2014
TAIWAN ICT | Jan 28, 10:51
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The notebook market saw significant demand for entry-level devices whose pricing levels were comparable to those of tablets in the fourth quarter of 2014, which maintained Taiwan ODMs' overall shipments at a level comparable to that of the previous quarter. But...
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Global economic growth is forecast to reach 3.8% in 2015, up from 3.3% in 2014. From the perspective of the electronics industry though, PC shipments will continue to decline, smartphone shipment growth will drop, and tablet shipments may decline. Despite the...
2015 global AP market forecast and vendor analysis
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RESEARCH EXTRAS | Jan 29, 19:31
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LG Chem showcases highest lumen-price ratio OLED lighting panel at Lighting Japan 2015
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Korea makers to expand AMOLED production capacity 36% in 2015
RESEARCH EXTRAS | Jan 27, 14:46
3D, Ultra HD TV prices drop roughly 30% on year in January
RESEARCH EXTRAS | Jan 26, 15:54
Windows 10 unlikely to bring dramatic changes to mobile device market in 2015
TAIWAN ICT | Jan 23, 14:58
China players becoming strong threat to first-tier brand vendors
RESEARCH EXTRAS | Jan 23, 14:04
China smartphone industry to report shipment growth of 8.6% for 4Q14
CHINA SMARTPHONE | Jan 22, 15:47
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RESEARCH EXTRAS | Jan 21, 15:13
Global notebook shipments in 1Q15 to exceed 38 million units
RESEARCH EXTRAS | Jan 20, 19:56
28-inch monitors veering toward TN technology and 24-inch units IPS
RESEARCH EXTRAS | Jan 19, 15:42
China Mobile may start deployment of TD-LTE Nanocell devices in 2H15
RESEARCH EXTRAS | Jan 19, 15:10
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Global notebook shipments in 4Q14 over 46 million units
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- SK Hynix posts record earnings for 4Q14 and 2014
- Global advanced driver assistance systems market to exceed US$90 billion by 2020, says ABI Research
- Corning reports 4Q14 and 2014 financial results
- Taiwan market: Local retailers expect 20% sales growth from Ultra HD TVs
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- Digitimes Research: LG Chem showcases highest lumen-price ratio OLED lighting panel at Lighting Japan 2015
- Inotera reports record revenues and profits for 2014
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LAURIE LILE, City Manager
City of Monrovia
Laurie Lile became City Manager for Monrovia at the end of April 2012. Prior to this position she served as the Assistant City Manager for the City of Palmdale for 24 years. She was first hired in Palmdale in 1988 as a Principal Planner. Over the next ten years she progressed through the ranks and was appointed to Assistant Planner, and later to an Associate Planner. In 1998 she was appointed Director of Planning. As Palmdale's Assistant City Manager, Laurie supervised the planning and economic development departments and provided general supervision of the public works, finance and public safety department heads and their staff. She also resolved questions and concerns generated from the public and represented the city's position on topics ranging from high-speed rail to emergency management. Laurie obtained her Bachelor's of Science degree from UC Davis and an MBA from Pepperdine University in 2010. |


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Lower GI Tract X-ray (Barium Enema)
Lower gastrointestinal (GI) tract X-ray, also called a lower GI or barium enema, is an exam of the large intestine, also known as the colon. This includes the right or ascending colon, the transverse colon, the left or descending colon, sigmoid colon and the rectum. The appendix and a portion of the distal small intestine may also be included.
The lower GI uses a special form of X-ray called fluoroscopy and a contrast material called barium or a water soluble iodinated contrast.
Fluoroscopy makes it possible to see internal organs in motion. When the lower gastrointestinal tract is filled with barium, the radiologist is able to view and assess the anatomy and function of the rectum, colon and sometimes part of the lower small intestine.
Your doctor may order a lower GI examination to detect:
- Benign tumors (such as polyps)
- Cancer
- Causes of other intestinal diseases
- Therapeutic treatment of constipation
The procedure is frequently performed to help diagnose symptoms such as:
- Chronic diarrhea
- Blood in stools
- Constipation
- Irritable bowel syndrome
- Unexplained weight loss
- A change in bowel habits
- Suspected blood loss
- Abdominal pain
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I love this super-easy recipe and have made it many times. It's simple, quick, has few ingreds. and is a great last-minute appetizer.
We've made this several times, it's always a hit! We used twice the oil called for; worked wonderfully. We usually use an assortment of pitted olives and half them to make it easier to get on the flat bread. Try the flat bread, it's fabulous too!
I have served this a couple of times and although it is a labour of love, it is better when the pit is removed and they are roughly chopped...easier to spread. So even though I try to get a good variety without pits, sometimes I have to remove some pits but it is worth it. I have also added some whole garlic cloves to the mixture and cook them a bit longer than the olives, they are a delicious addition.
absolutely delicious. It's amazing that for so little work it looks and tastes so fantastic! Definitely a must try!


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this video is hot but the title of the video has got to go. she's clearly asian-american, born in the United States - not a FOB. this isn't the vietnam war nor is it a 2 live crew video. anyway, hot guy, hot vid, bad title.
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10 over 10 if the girl didnt pulled such an acting, so ill just give it a fair 8
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she is a man and the black guys don't care to catch aids. hehehe
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its all acting she could get train in her possy she didnt even get wet ..ps she doesnt look 18
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Is there any new videos?
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Kiwi is like Kiki, just so fucking slutty for a big cock. They are some whore maybe. Why is the BBC holding back when she wants it all the way in her? No use to have a big cock if it doesn't go far inside.
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you can tell she was a virgin b4 he fucked her..
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- For those of you who like screamers, look no further because Kiwi is where its at! This raven haired princess gets a good glimpse of the biggest dick she has ever seen or heard of and knew right away she needed it in her mouth and between her creamy thighs! Watch as this Asian tart gets bent over and ripped apart!


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It has been a tumultuous year in Kent politics and 2015 is shaping up to be just as turbulent. Here is how the politicians saw things - in their own words:
"We have picked up the jigsaw pieces from different boxes and put them in new boxes where there is real synergy." Some mystifying jargon from John Burr, the KCC director in charge of re-organising the way the council is run.
"We are not the masters now, the people are the masters. We are the servants of the people. We must never forget that." Newly-elected Rochester and Strood UKIP MP Mark Reckless victory speech has uncanny echoes of Tony Blair in 1997.
"By-elections are different; there is a chance for people to vote in way they haven't done before." Conservative leader David Cameron calls for people to vote tactically to stop Mark Reckless in the by-election.
"You should tell that to Mrs Cameron" The Prime Minister's retort to a reporter on the campaign trail in Rochester who said he was looking fit and whether he had been working out.
"People who have got through [to Britain] call and say 'We've got through. This is El Dorado and we're staying here'. Natasha Bouchard, Mayor of Calais addressing MPs on why hundreds of migrants were gathered in the French town.
"It was poor judgement and naivety on my part rather than words spoken with any malice." Janice Atkinson Ukip MEP and prospective parliamentary candidate for Folkestone and Hythe after being caught on camera describing a supporter as "a ting tong from somewhere."
"I did ask about the mafia issue" - Thanet council officer Mark Seed on reports that potential investors in ferry firm TransEuropa had crime links.
"The only reason I agreed to do the documentary was to help people better understand the role of police and crime commissioner." Kent crime commissioner Ann Barnes on that Channel 4 documentary.
Women of the UK: burn your bras...Or not." Chatham and Aylesford MP Tracey Crouch tweet in response to a Ukip claim that for every bra bought in the UK, £1 went to the EU.
"These statistics, while accurate, could lead to an entirely misleading impression being given about how hard members work for their communities." Cllr Gary Cooke, KCC cabinet member for democratic services explains why the council stopped publishing meeting attendance figures.
"Conclusions were drawn where there was no evidence to support those conclusions." Kent County Council leader Paul Carter on why he withdrew a report suggesting government welfare reforms were behind rising crime, homelessness and food banks.
"It is now not beyond the bounds of possibility that we hold the balance of power in another hung parliament." Ukip leader Nigel Farage after his party's crushing European election victory in May.
"Nigel Farage is a pound shop Enoch Powell and we need to watch him." Comedian Russell Brand on BBC 'Question Time' takes a dig at the party leader
"As we entered the studio, and his personal make-up artist straightened his chest hair for him, I kid you not, I realised that perhaps he might be a bit lighter weight than expected." Nigel Farage retort at Russell Brand on BBC Question Time.
"Over the past few decades, flood defences in many areas have been neglected, and local people left to fend for themselves.Those days are coming to an end." Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg visiting Kent to announce £17m of flood defence work
"I am out but not down" Ashford MP Damian Green after losing his job as policing minister in what was culled a cull of middle-aged ministers from the cabinet
"I don't think it would have made much difference" - Liberal Democrat candidate Geoff Juby on whether the presence of his party leader Nick Clegg on the Rochester and Strood campaign trail would have helped. He went on to lose his deposit in the party's worst result in a by-election
"The New Ways of Working Programme has progressively implemented the approved phased redevelopment of several key hubs" - what else but a Kent County Council officer's report on "re-organisation"
Tags: Mark Reckless, David Cameron, UKIP, by-election, Rochester, Strood, Kelly Tolhurst, quotes, flooding, Nick Clegg, KCC, Paul Carter Categories:
With the kind of chutzpah you tend to expect from politicians, David Cameron declared that his reshuffle presented the best of modern Britain, which begged the obvious but unanswered question as to what sort of Britain we have been living in until this week.
Still, the reshuffle threw up enough changes to satisfy the hungriest of political commentators and observers, not least in the departure of the much-maligned education secretary Michael Gove, who will now get first hand experience of the challenge faced by many teachers every day - handling an undisciplined group of disinterested people.
For Kent's MPs, it proved to be a mixed bag. The much heralded cull of stale middle-aged males led to the unexpected sacking of policing minister Damian Green, the Ashford MP. What had he done wrong? Nothing at all.
Even the hard-nosed Police Federation lamented his departure, surely a first. But he fell into the political demographic being targeted by the PM and paid the price - the irony being that as a moderate, progressive Tory he no doubt believes that Mr Cameron may be doing the right thing in freshening up his top team. Having said that, in replacing Mr Green with Mike Penning - who is the kind of stale male Cameron wanted to cull, he is entitled to be a little perplexed.
He is not a natural rebel, with consensual tendencies but his note of defiance in a tweet was intriguing, announcing that he would continue to fight for what he believed in. What could it mean?
Also heading for the exit door is the Faversham and Mid Kent MP Hugh Robertson, widely praised for his stint as Olympics minister.
He decided to stand down as foreign office minister to take stock with his family about his future, which leaves open a variety of options. Having had arguably two of the most interesting ministerial briefs and overseeing the London Olympics, he may consider that he won't top that unless he gets a senior cabinet role. Might he decide to leave politics? A possibility as he has never made secret that he would like the chance to try his hand at another career.
Anti-fracking groups will no doubt be celebrating the departure of Sevenoaks MP Michael Fallon, who has landed the role of defence minister after a lengthy parliamentary career and who may owe his elevation partly to his Euro-sceptic tendencies.
The question is whether anyone will, come May 2015, care two hoots about this reshuffle? Cameron is obviously concerned that many regard his government as being made up of a privileged, public-school educated male-dominated elite who, despite their protestations, have no real grasp of the daily challenges of "ordinary hard-working" families.
I seriously doubt anyone will go into a polling both next year, reminding themselves that the PM changed his top team to include more women. Voters are not stupid and tend to see through this kind of opportunism but you can understand Cameron's dilemma. If he had stuck with his hand rather than twisted, he would have handed his opponents an easy target.
On balance, it seems the right thing to do but it also runs a risk. Some of those promoted are unknown quantities and lack experience at the top level. And beyond the confines of Westminster, there is a large constituency of stale males in their fifties who may feel ratheraffronted at being written off.
UKIP no doubt already has them in its sights.
Michael Gove's departure as education secretary is said to have prompted high-fives and cheers in staff rooms up and down the length of the country.
You might also have heard a smallish cheer at County Hall, where the relationships betwen KCC and the DfE have been slightly fractious to say the least. KCC started the ball rolling by joining a High Court challenge over the cancellation of various building projects under the BSF scheme scrapped by the coalition.
More recently, there has been the vexed progress - or lack of it - over KCC's attempts to create a new grammar school annexe in Sevenoaks, which Mr Gove seemed rather cool about.
Where the new education secretary Nicky Morgan stands on selection is anyone's guess. But KCC will be extending the hand of friendship to someone who they hope just might be more sympathetic to their plan.
Tags: reshuffle, KCC, Gove, Damian Green, Hugh Robertson, Cameron Categories: Politics
While councils up and down the country are moving heaven and earth to deliver more for less when it comes to crucial frontline services, there is one area where they are not so keen on downsizing - namely, on their own numbers.
Kent County Council looks set for a tussle with the Boundary Commission, which is reviewing the size of the authority and considering whether it needs a re-organisation because of wide variations in the size of wards - more than a third have what is termed an "electoral variance" of more than 10% from the average.
And inevitably, that has triggered concerns that the commission has its sights set on a cull of councillors. There are few things that induce a political consensus like a threat to their numbers and so it has proved at County Hall, where there appears to be political harmony among the parties that everything must be done to resist the Boundary Commission.
Does KCC need more councillors?
A flavour of this came at a recent meeting to discuss the review. It is true that the opposition parties initially raised some awkward questions about an internal report which they claimed was skewed towards preserving Conservative-held seats.
But this was followed by a less partisan debate, in which all parties agreed that in general, it would be a bad thing if KCC was forced to do with fewer elected members. UKIP councillor Mike Baldock said that in view of the likely growth in Kent's population, a case could be made for increasing the numbers."I am starting to think 84 is too low."
Former KCC deputy leader Cllr Alex King weighed in to say that KCC needed a council of "a similar size" in the future. "It is quite a large county and we need a similar size to the one we have now...particularly rural councillors cover a great deal of ground and enlarging [wards] would make it even more difficult to represent their people."
'We need a council of a similar size' - Cllr Alex King
Liberal Democrat Ian Chittenden said that with uncertainty over housing numbers, it would be wrong to downsize. So, it wasn't hard to see where our elected representatives were coming from and it set the tone for a debate at the next full council meeting when the authority will decide how to respond.
Before anyone gets the wrong idea, however, it is worth considering some of the figures. In terms of councillor numbers, Kent is the largest county council - alongside Lancashire - with 84 representatives.
So, you may think that it could do with fewer. However, the average number of electors per county council ward across all counties is 9,877. If that was applied to KCC, there would be 111 divisions - 27 more than it has now.
Still, I am not altogether convinced that the public will be sold on any attempt by KCC to boost its numbers, not least because of the costs.
Taxpayers already pay £1.7m for the services of the current 84 members by way of allowances and expenses.
Kent County Council education chiefs are leaving no stone unturned in their quest to create extra grammar school places in west Kent.
A rebuff from secretary of state Michael Gove last year has not dampened their enthusiasm and the latest scheme - or "cunning plan" as KCC leader Paul Carter described an earlier proposal - envisages, so we are told, a modular approach consisting of separate boys and girls wing.
A last shake of the dice? Maybe but you have to ask whether, if this does really does represent the best chance, why it was not considered before?
Tags: KCC, County Hall, county councillors, grammars, Boundary Commission Categories: Politics
Here's my pick of the week's top political news in the county:
1. As a toxic cloud hung over much of the county and we were advised to stay indoors, the Liberal Democrat minister for climate change Ed Davey gamely paid a visit to one of the county's most polluted roads in Maidstone - where he was pictured enthusiastically drawing on an inhaler and blowing his nose. No, it wasn't a PR set-up despite some being a little sceptical about his inhaling technique. His prognosis on more days of heavily polluted air? "We will just have to get used to it," he said.
2. The question of whether Manston Airport could survive continued to dominate the headlines. There were more twists and turns as it emerged that an unidentified consortium had withdrawn its offer to take over the airport, seeming to signal another major setback. But unions representing the 150 staff under threat revealed that they had put forward plans to safeguard its future. Meanwhile, the two Thanet MPs secured a commitment from the Kent MP and business minister Michael Fallon to throw his weight behind a task force dedicated to saving Manston as an airport. But behind the scenes, speculation continued that the site could eventually be sold for housing development.
3. Council tax bills are rising - and there is a sting in the tail as thousands of the poorest households discovered this week they were being asked to pay a greater contribution than last year. Councils blamed the government; the government said it was all down to cutting the welfare bill and charities warned the increases would tip more people into poverty.
4. It was round two in the European "hokey cokey" debate with Farage and Clegg squaring up over whether we should be in or out. Neither delivered a knockout blow but the post-debate polls made rather grisly reading for the Liberal Democrat leader who - despite getting some credit for initiating the debate - might now be regretting the whole idea.
Meanwhile, UKIP sources revealed that the UKIP election campaign would wind up with a huge rally in Thanet just days before polling day. Let's hope they don't do a Labour-style Sheffield rally....
5. And finally, there was the shock news that Kent could be at the sharp end of another migrant influx - this time from Scotland if it voted for independence. It was claimed KCC had prepared contingency plans to deal with a new migrant wave of Scots, drawn by the supposedly better climatic conditions for "growing" haggis in the Garden of England. Suspicions about the credibility of the story quickly grew however when the date was spotted....
Tags: KCC, EU, Farage, Clegg, Ed Davey, pollution Categories:
This week's political round-up features Disneyland, more on the Manston airport saga and yet another setback for the Kent grammar school plan....
1. There have been plenty more twists and turns in the tale of Manston Airport. After last week's announcement that the owner Ann Gloag was consutling on closure, there seemed to be fresh hope when Thanet North MP Roger Gale announced he had been in touch with a potential buyer.
But the consortium said to be interested in taking over the airport was shrouded in secrecy and it was unclear if the owner was interested in selling. Meanwhile, Saudi Cargo said it would suspend its operations from next week and KLM followed suit, saying it was not taking bookings beyond April 10. Meanwhile, KCC and Thanet council announced the creation of a task force dedicated to keeping Manston going. To coin a phrase, everything is up in the air...
2. Councillors in Gravesham were in a spot of hot water over their plans to take a trip to Disneyland and other theme parks in Florida at taxpayers' expense. The reason?
The "fact finding" trip was planned so councillors and six officers could examine how a theme park operated so they could better manage the planning process for the huge Paramount scheme expected to be built in north Kent. Inevitably, the council was forced on the defensive, saying that the council would be dealing with a scheme of "global significance". For some reason, that justification for the £15,500 trip failed to impress many....
3. There was yet another setback for Kent's grammar school annex plan with the news that governors of the Weald of Kent Girls Grammar had decided against going co-ed - a move that would have paved the way for it to become the sponsor school for the Sevenoaks satellite. Campaigners seeemd resigned to the possibility that this development might signal the end of the road for the project.
4. Canterbury must rank as one of Kent's most congested places so there was some potentially good news for long-suffering motorists and others with the announcement of a £53m package of road improvement schemes. The city council said the schemes represented the biggest shake-ups in the road network since the 1970s.
5. Finally, there was a political spat over at County Hall in the wake of a backbench report that suggested that Kent could benefit to the tune of £100m from the EU in the next six years. The opposition UKIP group were distinctly unimpressed but the largely positivie report was welcomed by an unusual alliance of the Tory group, Labour and the Lib Dems. Mind you, they may have some trouble selling that on the doorstep in the run-up to the Euro election in May.
Tags: politics, EU, Florida, Gravesend, KCC, Euro Categories: Margate | Mayoralty | Precept
Kent County Council is facing some awkward questions and unwanted publicity over a draft protocol that sets out to head teachers what might happen to them if they preside over a failing school and have been in charge for two years or more.
Under the proposals, heads will effectively be eased out, put on gardening leave and replaced. Given that under Ofsted's own inspection regime, if a school is in special measures it is regarded as failing to have the necessary leadership skills to improve things, you might well ask why head teachers are complaining.
Especially given that KCC has drawn up the policy document after being requested to by the Kent Primary School Forum. Cllr Roger Gough, the politician in charge of schooling and standards, admits he is slightly puzzled by the furore - as diplomatic as ever.
It is not as if head teachers don't know that this is the likely scenario - indeed, it happens more or less every time a school is failed by Ofsted, not just in Kent but every other part of the country. And many parents would find it hard to understand why, if their child's school is failing to make the grade, there is no change in the leadership of that school.
So, do heads have a genuine grievance? The long shadow of Ofsted looms daily over schools. Heads, governors and teachers live in an almost constant state of tension and nervousness about a visit from inspectors.
At the same time, education authorities bear the corporate responsibility of improving standards at all schools - yes, even academies - and education officials at County Hall have the DfE breathing down their necks, which is then transposed to schools.
It is a toxic combination. You can forgive heads for feeling a little aggrieved at the stark way in which KCC has set out the likely sequence of events although invoking the Argentinian junta's policy of "disappearing" military dissidents is a little over the top.
The analogy one head made with football club managers struggling to keep their team from relegation and keeping demanding owners happy with results is a fairer one.
The problem seems to be that heads, rightly or wrongly, feel that KCC has got the balance between offering support and threatening sanctions skewed towards the latter.
There is no doubt that Kent does have a problem with recruitment at the top. In a selective system, the challenges facing non-selective secondary schools are sometimes seen as a disincentive to aspiring heads although there are a number of all-ability schools that prove that becoming an outstanding schools is not beyond them.
KCC insists its overriding priority is to provide schools and heads with appropriate support, although given the axe that is being taken to school improvement services that becomes more difficult.
Under the stewardship of its director Patrick Leeson, standards have steadily improved but there are some signs that sustaining this improvement is going to be a greater challenge.
Heads are right to flag up their concerns about recruitment.
They are also right to question what looks like a fairly uncompromising approach by KCC to under-performance.
The authority appears to have forgotten its own mantra that 'one size does not fit all.'
Tags: education, schools, Ofsted, KCC, headteachers, standards Categories:
Kent County Council's decision to consult over closing the Chaucer Technology College has unsurprisingly caused anger and dismay among parents and pupils, who had thought the future was secure only a few weeks ago and are now levelling accusations of betrayal.
Had the politicians had any alternative, there is no doubt they would have sought to find one.
Decisions to close schools are almost always contentious and invariably trigger campaigns to keep them open. In the case of the Chaucer School, it has been a particularly messy affair - not helped in this case by the fact that Kent County Council had believed an academy chain wanted to take it over but then withdrew their interest.
Chaucer's future will be determined in June but the proposal to shut it provides a vivid illustration of the tension between education authorities and the Department for Education when it comes to planning and providing enough places.
The county council's statutory obligation is to ensure that there are enough school places across Kent. In the jargon, it is now a "commissioner" of places rather than a "provider." This obligation also requires the council to make sure that there are not too many empty desks or surplus places.
This job has become much more difficult with the advent of academy schools, which are independent and outside council control. Under Michael Gove's revolution, academies have been empowered to expand and grow to meet parental demand.
Why? Because the government believes that the often illusory concept of choice is enhanced if you allow popular schools to expand.
In the brave new world of Michael Gove, in which freedom and autonomy for schools are valued above anything else, academies can expand without anyone outside the school having a say in whether it might be a good or bad thing. Councils have no power of veto over academies who want to take in more pupils which is precisely what the Canterbury Academy is doing.
It plans to offer 50 more places to Year 7 children in a direct response to parental demand and its continuing popularity. And it is this that KCC cites as a key reason why Chauncer should close.
This growth at Canterbury Academy comes at a time when the demand for places in the district are forecast to fall over the next few years, in contrast with many other areas of the county.
The planned closure of Chaucer is not the fault of Canterbury Academy. It is simply doing what parents want and it certainly hasn't done it out of any malice towards Chaucer.
Kent County Council and the school undoubtedly have questions to answer about the way it has handled the decision, not the least of which is the apparent shortcomings in the way the news was communicated to shocked parents and pupils.
But some questions should also be asked of the government. It has sold the academy programme on claims that it will improve standards and critically give parents greater opportunity for their children to attend popular and successful schools locally - a promise that parents at Chaucer may well feel is hardly worth the paper it is written on.
An education system in which councils are given the job of planning for places but do so alongside increasing numbers of individual schools who can do their own thing may not be totally impossible but certainly presents challenges.
And if the unfettered free-for-all for school places continues, we may find there are other schools becoming "unviable".
Why is it taking so long for Kent crime commissioner Ann Barnes to announce who is to be her youth crime tsar?
Interviews for the post took place in November but since then, nothing has happened. Pressed on the issue by MP Mark Reckless at a Home Affairs Select Committee, Mrs Barnes said it wouldn't be too long before she could say anything but alluded to "various reasons" why there had been a delay.
Unfortunately, we are none the wiser as she added that she could not go into any details. Curious.
Tags: education, KCC, Chaucer School, Ann Barnes, Canterbury Categories:
In the end, there wasn't quite as much political drama as there might have been at Kent County Council's budget meeting.
After seven hours of debate and the usual slew of opposition amendments, the figures remained exactly as they did before 84 members trooped into County Hall to consider the best way of spending £1.6bn of public money and whether to back the first council tax rise in three years.
The ruling Conservatives had managed to diffuse a potential flashpoint by dropping its original plans for a cap on the popular children's Freedom Pass.
If the new plans did not completely neutralise the opposition parties, they did enough to ensure that potentially disaffected backbenchers in their own ranks did not rebel.
Indeed, it was pretty obvious that the Conservative group were under instructions to rally round the beleaguered cabinet member David Brazier, who has come in for a lot of flak for the way things have been handled.
We were told - not altogether convincingly - that far from being a humiliating U-turn, the heroic Mr Brazier deserved credit for having 'listened to the people' and responding accordingly with different plans. (Or a U-turn...)
There is also some talk of bringing in a pay-by-installments scheme to ease the burden on parents who have to buy more than one pass. It remains a tricky issue for KCC however: the cost of the post-16 pass at £400 is likely to prove too much for many and given the bleak financial outlook for councils, it may be something that KCC will be forced to revisit.
It was interesting to see some strange political alliances among the opposition parties - notably UKIP teaming up with the Lib Dems and the sole Green councillor - and although their efforts to amend parts of the budget were all voted down, I suspect we will see more of this opposition rainbow coalition.
It was also interesting to see that the Conservatives have clearly decided to go on the offensive against UKIP. The role of chief tormentor has been handed to Cllr Jeremy Kite - also the leader of Dartford council - who relishes verbally duffing up the Ukip group in the way he did with the Lib Dems.
In a sense, this rather flatters the 17-strong UKIP group, who six months on since the county council election are beginning to show signs of being rather more effective in their role than they have been, notwithstanding the occasional naive amendment.
The main message coming out of County Hall is that while the books are balanced this year, there is worse to come.
Leader Paul Carter indicated that the need to save a further £90m in the next two years was likely to result in more pain for taxpayers. Whether the "Facing The Challenge" programme can deliver transformation without cuts to key services remain to be seen.
Kent County Council carried out an extensive consultation over its budget plans this year and succeeded in getting many more people to respond than it has ever done before.
One interesting finding was that while residents clearly understood the need for restraint and broadly accepted the need for a council tax hike, when it came to whether there should be more privatisation or outsourcing to save money, only 13% supported the idea.
Underpinning this scepticism was the belief that private companies ultimately are more interested in how much money they can make from contracts rather than the quality of the services the provide.
KCC's transformation agenda envisages the council doing much more outsourcing and privatisation and is currently in the first stage of examining the level of interest there is among contractors to run services, including libraries.
The issue is whether, if contractors are not interested in some of these services, KCC feels able to continue with them given the financial cosh it is under.
Tags: KCC, Kent County Council, tax, outsourcing, UKIP, Lib Dems, budget Categories: Politics
Kent County Council, like every other authority, is facing a huge challenge trying to balance its books in the face of Draconian cuts in government grants.
Having frozen the council tax for three years, the Conservative-run authority now plans a hike of just under 2% - meaning that the savings it has to make are a little over £80m rather than £90m.
It believes council taxpayers will, with some reluctance, accept the hike - although they haven't got much option.
The council is delivering a strong message that despite the budget shortfall, its latest "transformation" project will mean frontline services will be spared and those who rely on them won't notice any difference.
That of course depends partly on what you call a key service.
Although it is discretionary, for example, there are lots of families who are discovering that the school Freedom Pass will cost them substantially more than they have been accustomed to paying for their children to get to and from school.
As with all council budgets, the devil is in the detail - and in KCC's case, you can't say it doesn't deliver on that front.
The difficulty is the rather imprecise and occasionally vague way some savings are described.
This year, the phrase of choice is "review" and there are more "reviews " than you would get at the opening night of the an Andrew Lloyd Webber musical.
Some examples:
I am told the word review has been chosen to reflect the fact the savings target is "deliverable" but the precise way it will be achieved has not been determined. Which begs the obvious question of how does the council know it is 'deliverable?'
Elsewhere, the language is more precise in describing various reductions. For example:
Some of the headline savings - or cuts - are already known, such as the £12m being saved in budget for looking after vulnerable elderly people and the £2m being cut from the budget for children's centres.
Elsewhere, there are references to "right-sizing," "procurement efficiencies" and "demand management" - all part of the local authority lexicon where budgets are concerned.
Given the scale of the savings being forced on it by the government, residents might need some persuading that Kent County Council is managing this without any cuts anywhere, no matter how they are described.
Still, this year's challenge of squaring the budget circle will not be the end. In 2015-16, the council has said it will have to save £43m and in 2016-17, a further £44m. As yet, the savings have not been identified.
Stand by for further reviews.
Tags: Council tax, budget, KCC, cuts, services, bills Categories: Precept
There are good reasons why the planning system has legal safeguards to stop developers offering sweeteners to councils.
But there is nothing to stop politicians from doing so - which explains how the government has been able, as it announced yesterday, to dangle the promise of money before hard-pressed local authorities if they give the go-ahead to fracking wells.
Government push for more fracking denounced as bribery>>>
The political line is that communities that are affected by fracking deserve a share in the rewards.
In this case, it is a pledge that councils will be able to keep 100% of the business rates companies pay. There is also the promise that communities where wells are sunk may get an additional dividend from any profits.
Of course, the politicians would prefer us to describe this as an incentive rather than a bribe.
But whatever term you use, it still looks like a fairly naked attempt to buy off councils who are desperately short of money - not least because the government has cut their grants.
It is hard to tell how planning authorities will respond but they are in an invidious position. Give the go-ahead for drilling wells and they stand to be accused of putting money before the environment.
Refuse and others will complain that they are running scared and want to avoid becoming the next Balcombe, let alone forfeiting money that could be used to support crucial frontline services.
Fracking is controversial and the government's latest intervention is only likely to make it more so. In fact, it reinforces the perception that there are risks associated with the way shale gas is extracted.
After all, if the arguments in favour of fracking were so comprehensive and persuasive, would there be any need to make such offers?
Kent County Council has produced a new version of its report that rather controversially asserted that there was a link between the government's welfare reforms and rising crime, homelessness and food bank use.
It followed a decision from council leader Paul Carter to withdraw the report over concerns that the evidence on which conclusions were drawn was flawed and data was misnterpreted
Guess what?
The second report has concluded that the evidence on which the conclusions were drawn was indeed flawed and it was too early to say "with any certainty" what the impact of the changes might be.
Fancy that.
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Part 2: From Steven's Rock Calendar: 9-17-67 Rock TV Makes History
READ PART ONE: The Doors on Ed Sullivan
After Ed Sullivan, it was time for The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour with tonight's special guests, The Who.
As I wrote in my Club Dead blog:
Tom and Dick Smothers were popular young comedians who often tackled socially controversial topics. Their show had a decidely young, hip audience and was a favorite among the growing counterculture movement. As such, they often featured musical guests from the world of rock and roll, an uncommon practice on TV shows of that era.
The climax of The Who's performance was supposed to be a controlled flash powder explosion inside Keith Moon's drums at the conclusion of their song "My Generation." With a rare chance to impress a nationwide American TV audience, Moon decided to place a double load of explosive in his drum kit, not knowing that stagehands had already stocked it with a regular charge. The ensuing triple force explosion sent a cymbal into Keith's leg, and contributed to a permanent hearing loss for Pete Townsend.
The next morning on the school bus, The Who's performance was the main topic of conversation. I suppose it at least proved they weren't Communist, because then they would have given away their instruments instead of busting them up at the end of the show.
Still, that night remains a defining moment for television. and for my junior hippie generation, which was in transition from flower power to the more radical, demonstrative form of expression.
In many ways it was expressive of the end of an era. The tension embedded in that new freedom of expression would explode a few months later outside the 1968 Democratic convention. Anti-war protesters were beaten and arrested by Chicago police as the TV cameras captured it all.
Two days before the second anniversary of The Who's appearance, the last episode of The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour was broadcast on CBS. Officially, their cancellation was due to some mumbo-jumbo about missing production deadlines, but it was generally accepted that the network became weary of repeated worries over the show's political content.
Two seasons later, The Ed Sullivan Show, which had been a Sunday night fixture on TV since 1948, was cancelled, a victim of changing tastes. 27 days after Sullivan's last broadcast, Jim Morrison was found dead in his Paris apartment. Ed himself died three years after that.
My father and I eventually had that "why do you have to grow your hair long like a sissy?" confrontation. The kid won that one as well. Dad never did come around to accepting rock music, except for The Allman Brothers, whom he actually liked. I miss him every day, and often mention him when I play The Allmans on WABX.
Dad even outlasted Keith Moon by two years, although Communism still hung around for another decade before the Soviet empire collapsed. That shitass WKLO, under new call letters, was still playing rock music when my father died, but it has since become a talk station
The Smothers Brothers continued to tour, and eventually returned to television in a couple of short-lived series. In 2010, having performed together for over 50 years, Tom and Dick Smothers anounced their retirement from show business.
So The Doors, The Who, Ed Sullivan, The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour, WKLO, the Communists, and my father are all long gone. I hold the memory of all these things more clearly than I'd ever imagined I would on that long-ago Sunday night.
And I somehow think that amid all the changes in technology, we were richer in those days. We were united. We had the Communists to fear and hate, and the promise of new ideas to consider.
As we all gathered in front of the one TV, we were forced to share and sample the things each other liked, and we learned things about who we all were. We've lost that as we've seperated onto our individual entertainment lily pads.
That's why it's so much fun to remember.
See video of the Who's TV appearance on Steven's CLUB DEAD Blog; CLICK HERE


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I deliberately am not and will not going to include a picture of the view from At.mosphere 122 floors above the city of Dubai. Why? Because A) a picture will not in any way do the view justice and B) the first reaction surprise of the view is priceless and I want everyone to experience it firsthand.
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The Light and How to Swing It: Fresh patch 4.0.6 PTR notes for holy paladins {WoW}
Jan 16th 2011 7:22PM It does scale, it has a spellpower coefficient of 0.0564, as I mentioned in my comment. Source: http://elitistjerks.com/f76/t110847-holy_cataclysm_holy_compendium/p12/#post1842942
The Light and How to Swing It: Fresh patch 4.0.6 PTR notes for holy paladins {WoW}
Jan 16th 2011 6:52PM I'm not quite sure why you mention protector of the innocent does not scale, it most certainly does (check it out yourself by changing between a ret set and a holy set). Also, the removal of LOH crits does not particularly affect the value of crit itself, almost the entirety of a crit LoH was overhealing, even when transferring through beacon. Sure, it is a small nerf, but not a game-breakingly noticeable one, particularly as crit is already considered a junk stat (although slightly more desirable than mastery). Protector of the innocent as a personal note probably did need to be nerfed, it works to around 10% of my healing done in a typical boss fight, which for a passive healing ability and 3 talent points is probably a little too much. The divine plea change is a good one, and will probably get far more use from paladins, especially with mana tide being nerfed hurting our mana greatly (although I doubt many will still let it run its full course outside of rest periods), where as before I might use it once or twice a raid.
I would also love it if you could highlight in one of your articles the conviction bug, currently conviction only increases self healing by 3%/stack, instead of overall healing done by 3%/stack as the tooltip indicates. Highlighting such a bug in one of your articles would go a long way into getting it some attention that it sorely needs. Overall a nice read for me, thanks for the article! :)
Arcane Brilliance: Things I've learned while dying in Cataclysm heroics, mage edition {WoW}
Sep 25th 2010 9:12PM It is entirely possible that your difficulty in heroics were due to your tank. Currently on beta paladin tanks miss the damage reduction sanctuary give (10% is a pretty big deal). Paladins are also struggling for AoE threat on the current beta build, so if you experienced aggro issues its possible that its an issue. I would recommend you try the instances again with a warrior or DK tank, both of which are very solid and mostly bugfree in the beta right now (feral would be a good choice when they properly receive a boost from their weapon).
Rumor: Cataclysm targeted for a November 2 release date {WoW}
Sep 13th 2010 12:38PM TBC was released on a Tuesday as was Vanilla. Wotlk so far has been the only expansion to come out on a Thursday. Starcraft 2 was also released on a Tuesday. If anything, Tuesday is their general release date.
Maintenance day loot from WoW.com {WoW}
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Nov 23rd 2009 11:47AM Rolling! Hoping for the best!
Vodka gets North American first Yogg-Saron kill {WoW}
Apr 17th 2009 7:36AM I would be careful to claim them as #2, Inner Sanctum are currently working through on hard modes (who have been ranked #2 for some time), so by the end of the week they may be the only guild that can try Alagon...and well if they kill him...?
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[EDITED] Patch 3.0.2 primer for Protection Paladins {WoW}
Oct 17th 2008 2:48AM Somewhere like http://maintankadin.failsafedesign.com/ is pretty much an invaluable source as to what is worth what to you. I myself disagree with us getting BoK, as I use an AS > HoTR rotation and the extra damage is quite sweet and our Ret has got BoK after we pinned him to the floor :P
I did pick up 3 points in reckoning like I always used to, its still quite useful, and I have enough expertise to make sure parry isnt MUCH of an issue (like any damage is at level 70 now...steamroll anything) and while threat is a total non-issue, a little extra damage was always nice (my white damage is actually very high on my damage done these days using the unbreakable will.
Blood Sport: Cleave carnage {WoW}
Aug 27th 2008 8:54PM This is a well written article with exception to one thing, you simply aren't mentioning the fact that its not always zerg one target. For instance vs. Euro comp the common strategy is to place your rogue on the mage while the enh shammy and warrior pound the warlock, reducing their CC over you while pressuring healers further. Paladins add hugely to a cleave team, I feel you underestimate BoF against hamstrings which WILL be used to peel you off a healer, especially in 3v3, and infact warrior/enh shammy/paladin is a fairly popular 3v3 matrix. Other than that, kudo's, the rest of it is fairly...accurate.