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Zuma: The best and the worst thing that has happened to South Africa
December 26, 2012 in Politics, Uncategorized
So with Mangaung done and dusted and President Zuma being quite pleased about himself and the outcome of the conference, I can only but wonder what is going through Zuma's mind.
He has been re-elected and it seems that he "purified" the party from all his enemies, but where to from here President? There are a number of obstacles that must seem like a giant mountain to overcome. First of all he still has this cloud of corruption hanging over him and the DA is very persistent in getting their hands on the tapes that may or may not help Zuma from the President's office to jail. How will the dancing President dodge this bullet. Will the tapes disappear or "be stolen" or will they be altered?
There is still the issue of him financing his private home with tax payers money and the amount we are talking about is no small change. A cool 200 million rand to be precise. How will Zuma tackle corruption in his administration and the party if he himself can't point a finger? The arms deal issue is still circling like vultures over his head and the Nkandla issue like a hungry pack of wolves just waiting for the earliest signs of weakness to grab onto something and not let go. I am sure these issues alone will keep me up at night, I wonder how Zuma is coping? If he is by some miracle prosecuted and found guilty, how will South Africa react?
Another aspect that has marked Zuma's time in office so far has been ongoing service delivery strikes, the education system seemingly to fall apart as we struggle to even deliver text books, unrest in the mining sector which I believe is far from over, the almost certain passing of the secrecy bill (which will see us move even closer to a failed state), the ongoing corruption which seems more evident under Zuma's reign and cadre deployment (the single most destructive policy this country has seen). All the above mentioned has done little to unsettle Zuma within the ANC formal structures. But what damage has he done to South Africa?
I am of the opinion that although Zuma is probably the worst things that could have happened to South Africa, he is probably the best thing that has happened to South Africa. When he took over from Mbeki in very dramatic circumstances he was aided by the Youth League and a very outspoken Julius Malema who has since then find himself in the wilderness. Cosatu is also being alienated with governments handling of the e Toll saga which Cosatu is dead set against. Since 2009 we have seen South Africa not move in the direction we want as Zuma promised us. With his cabinet doing absolutely nothing and no one taking accountability for the mess SA finds itself in today we are on a downward spiral and will struggle to get out of. We have a police force that nobody trusts, we have crooked politicians that steal money meant for us, we have teachers not being able to work because there are no electricity, no school buildings and no textbooks, we have a failing health care system that see people give birth on sidewalks and unrest in our most important sector which provides foreign investment and jobs.
I can't see Zuma getting us on the right path if he hasn't done so already, or at least give us signs that he intends to do just that. So the spiral continues and who knows where it will end. With apartheid causing more harm now as it is being used as a scapegoat by the ANC for all their short comings, they are keeping South Africans divided along racial lines and the haves and the have-nots. Young, poor, unemployed people in this country are almost at the end of their frustration. What will happen if they do reach the end? In this regard Zuma has been the worst things that has happened to South Africa. There is light at the end of the tunnel though.
With the Youth League demanding economic freedom by nationalisation of the mines and the reserve bank, more aggressive land reforms and youth employment, they are putting a lot of pressure on Zuma to lead them from poverty to what was promised by the same party in 1994. True freedom in the form of economic freedom. Little has come from all those promises. In conjunction we have seen a rise in the popularity of the DA, the official opposition in South Africa which has been seen in the past as a "white" party just as the ANC has been seen as a "black" party. If we can take the municipality election results from a couple of years back, you can only draw a conclusion that the time of these perceptions is slowly giving way to a more mature outlook on our young democracy. Voters are slowly getting fed up with all the lies they are being fed.
The DA is working really hard in previous ANC strongholds and has been improving the lives of poor South Africans. So they are visible in these areas where the ANC only seem to visit during election times. The face of the DA is also changing with young Lindiwe Masibuko and kie making their presence felt and voices heard throughout 2012. Couple this to the alienation of the Youth League and Cosatu as well as a considerable part of the ANC in its formal structures, the only conclusion from all this is that South Africa is growing up as a democratic country. People will voice their opinions at the poll. I am sure we will see a fall in the ANC's popularity. If those voters will have the nerve to vote for a "white party" will have to be seen in due time, but I can't see the ANC getting more than 60% of the vote at the next general election which is in 2014. That in itself is still a lot of support, but another terms of the ANC after 2014 with Zuma at the helm will see that 60% majority shrink considerably come 2019. So Zuma is good for something after all. He will through his corrupt, inept and totally jovial way, mature South Africa's democracy. I just wonder what will be left of South Africa after another 7 years of ANC rule.


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Damn, why wasn't the light on baby girl
Grown men touch her, she four, livin' in this crazy world
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Latitude Theory
A personal place to jot things down, from pre-Kepler astronomy, to concepts based upon 'latitude', streams my belief, how our Universe works, why politics should; remaining curious as sub-atomic structure, places between news & comedy, Alaska style. Enjoying oceans, forests, and the mountains; personally would like to meet Richard Branson. World traveler born in the land of the midnight sun, seeing myself as thoroughly educated by mother nature and father time. Constantly exploring the world wide wilderness from the comfort of my couch as well as from a sled. A big fan of Google:Earth and the music genome project: Pandora. Tending to see myself as a persistent survivalist, a student of history, an addict of political commentary, and continuous seeker for any discovery in forgotten aspects of the natural universe; always twisting in my own version of satire or irony from time to time, like wringing out a towel. At times the naturalist, promoting conservation for future generations. Often worried that at the rate we're going there may be "one left" of once flourishing species; from whales to waterfowl, especially the grey wolf which has become extinct in many places. The theories presented tend to support a balanced view of wildlife management and may veer from political correctness purposefully to inspire thoughtful arguments. Most of all the belief is that responsible integration of a society with nature is possible through creative applications of technology. First experience with a computer was in 1980. Learned the basics of programming with an Apple ][c, owning almost every piece of software written for it before moving into the endless world of Guru errors on an Amiga 500. Custom chip sets rock. So does building computers from scratch. At one point called a geek, and nerd. Now look who's calling... Growing up, learning how to use a variety of different computing systems, most of the time went to libraries to read every book available and then alone in late night sessions slowly devouring a fridge full of pizza. Home schooled for the better part of my education. Graduated high school here in the Last Frontier, toward the end of the Cold War with the U.S.S.R. Working since the age of sixteen, after getting my first car. Couldn't decide on an apprenticeship or go to college. So my decision was to do both. Yes, a big fan of "Ironman" and a collector of all things Marvel. Over the years, learned that the internet tends to be an awesome way to make extra income through desktop publishing, design, and coding. Mobile web applications are now becoming the next "thing" as these interests expand. Currently working on a book, a movie script, and a collection of some short stories about living in Alaska. So far published some of my favorite recipes and a few pictures in Flickr. 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Through it all, one of my favorite things to do is scroll through various data feeds, blogs, tweets, blips, posts, diggs, new sites, even wall notes and read about what's going on in the world. Always eager to entertain a new perspective and change latitudes. ::PRIVACY NOTICE:: Warning: Any person and/or institution and/or agent and/or agency of any governmental structure including but not limited to the United States Federal Government, simply put the content stored by this website address or any of its associated mirrors, that you do NOT have permission to utilize any of my profile information nor any of the content contained herein including, but not limited, theories, opinions, my contact list, to my photography, and/ or the comments made about my photo's or any other "picture" or art posted on my profile. You are hereby notified that you are strictly prohibited from disclosing, copying, distributing, disseminating, either by electronic storage or physical dissemination. 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Gunpowder. Gunpowder, also known as black powder, was the first chemical explosive and the only one known until the mid-19th century.
It is a mixture of sulfur, charcoal, and potassium nitrate (saltpeter)—with the sulfur and charcoal acting as fuels, while the saltpeter works as an oxidizer.[2][3] Because of its burning properties and the amount of heat and gas volume that it generates, gunpowder has been widely used as a propellant in firearms and as a pyrotechnic composition in fireworks. Gunpowder was, according to prevailing academic consensus, invented in the 9th century in China,[4] and the earliest record of a written formula for gunpowder appears in the 11th century Song Dynasty text, Wujing Zongyao.[5] This discovery led to the invention of fireworks and the earliest gunpowder weapons in China.
In the centuries following the Chinese discovery, gunpowder weapons began appearing in the Muslim world, Europe, and India. Military technology. Military technology is the collection of equipment, vehicles, structures and communication systems that are designed for use in warfare.
It comprises the kinds of technology that are distinctly military in nature and not civilian in application, usually because they are impractical in civilian application, have no legal civilian usage, or are dangerous to use without appropriate military training. It is common for military technology to have been researched and developed by scientists and engineers specifically for use in battle by the armed forces. Many new technologies came as a result of the military funding of science. Agricultural science.
Agricultural science is a broad multidisciplinary field of biology that encompasses the parts of exact, natural, economic and social sciences that are used in the practice and understanding of agriculture.
(Veterinary science, but not animal science, is often excluded from the definition.) Agriculture and agricultural science[edit] The two terms are often confused. However, they cover different concepts: Agriculture is the set of activities that transform the environment for the production of animals and plants for human use. Crop rotation. Satellite image of circular crop fields in Kansas in late June 2001.
Healthy, growing crops are green. Corn would be growing into leafy stalks by then. Sorghum, which resembles corn, grows more slowly and would be much smaller and therefore, (possibly) paler. Wheat is a brilliant yellow as harvest occurs in June. Fields of brown have been recently harvested and plowed under or lie fallow for the year. Livestock transportation. Sheep in a B Double truck, Moree, NSW, Australia Twelve pigs being transported to an auction sale.
Livestock transportation is the movement of livestock, by ship, rail, road or air. Livestock are transported for many reasons, including but not limited to sale, auction, breeding, livestock shows, rodeos, fairs, slaughter, and grazing. Seedbank. Seedbank at the Western Regional Plant Introduction Station A seedbank (or seed bank) stores seeds as a source for planting in case seed reserves elsewhere are destroyed.
It is a type of gene bank. The seeds stored may be food crops, or those of rare species to protect biodiversity. The reasons for storing seeds may be varied. Refrigerator. Food in a refrigerator with its door open A side-by side refrigerator with an icemaker A refrigerator (colloquially fridge) is a common household appliance that consists of a thermally insulated compartment and a heat pump (mechanical, electronic, or chemical) that transfers heat from the inside of the fridge to its external environment so that the inside of the fridge is cooled to a temperature below the ambient temperature of the room.
Refrigeration is an essential food storage technique in developed countries. Agricultural machinery. Agricultural machinery is machinery used in the operation of an agricultural area or farm.
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Many tool makers now use computer-aided design,and computer-aided machining,to perform these tasks. Tool making[edit] Metallurgy. Georgius Agricola, author of De re metallica, an important early work on metal extraction Metallurgy is a domain of materials science and materials engineering that studies the physical and chemical behavior of metallic elements, their intermetallic compounds, and their mixtures, which are called alloys. Metallurgy is also the technology of metals: the way in which science is applied to the production of metals, and the engineering of metal components for use in products for consumers and manufacturers. The production of metals involves the processing of ores to extract the metal they contain, and the mixture of metals, sometimes with other elements, to produce alloys. Metallurgy is distinguished from the craft of metalworking. Crystallography. A crystalline solid: atomic resolution image of strontium titanate.
Brighter atoms are Sr and darker ones are Ti. Crystallography is the science that examines the arrangement of atoms in solids (see crystal structure). The word "crystallography" derives from the Greek words crystallon "cold drop, frozen drop," with its meaning extending to all solids with some degree of transparency, and grapho "I write.
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Bibliotheca (Pseudo-Apollodorus) The Bibliotheca (Ancient Greek: Βιβλιοθήκη, Bibliothēkē, "library") is a compendium of myths and heroic legends, arranged in three books, generally dated to the first or second centuries AD.[1] It was known traditionally as the Library of Apollodorus, but the attribution is now regarded as false. The Bibliotheca has been called "the most valuable mythographical work that has come down from ancient times".[2] An epigram recorded by Photius expressed its purpose: It has the following not ungraceful epigram: 'Draw your knowledge of the past from me and read the ancient tales of learned lore.
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I Love My Job Because... - page 3
disclaimer: i am finally starting to feel like a real nurse after starting my job in november. therefore, i wanted to start a *grateful* thread about what we love about our jobs. now, there are... Read More
0Jan 10, '12 by anotheronei like some of my coworkers they can trully make or break a shift, the money is good enough,
1Jan 10, '12 by WeepingAngelI love my job because I feel really satisfied when I can make someone comfortable or happy. The money's not bad, but I like to be able to come to work, do my job to the best of my abilities, and walk away at the end of the day knowing I worked hard last night and was good to my patients.MinnieMomRN likes this.
2Jan 10, '12 by Elvish GuideI get to call most of the docs by their first name, and they know mine. They know that when I call them, I need them, and they respect me for that.
I get along really well with about 99% of patients and about 98% of my coworkers.
I know that if the **** hits the fan, my coworkers have got my back.MinnieMomRN and GrnTea like this. -
2Jan 10, '12 by GrnTea, BSN, MSN, RN...because i work for myself, i don't argue with the boss much and i can wear whatever i want when i'm in the office. i learn new things almost every day. i spend waaaaaayyyy too much time on an. i get paid a rockin' good hunka change at the end of a case and i can give myself a raise whenever i want to (about every year the rates go up). i have time for my volunteer activities for my professional organization and a youth-serving organization and my sweetie. and i feel as if i make a real difference in everything i do for all of them. not bad for an old broad.:heartbeatOnlybyHisgraceRN and MinnieMomRN like this.
1Jan 10, '12 by tokmom, BSNI love my job because:
It is the best place I have ever worked.
I'm in a small hospital but associated with a rockin' organization
I get free education and they challenge us all the time. I have learned so much working within this organization/hospital
Nurses are given a voice in committees on floor operations, etc..You can either be an integral part, or show up to work every day.
I know everyone by name. The DNS knows me, the housekeeper and the people in the cafeteria know who I'am.
We have support from management in so many ways. When there were problems with culture, they brought in people to help fix it, they ran surveys. They took those complaints and did something with them...gasp!
Everyone truly cares about you. If you are sick, you are sent home. You don't work sick. People manage and don't make you feel guilty doing so.
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2Jan 11, '12 by AICU RNThese are great! Keep them coming. These are the reasons we do what we do and we need to not lose sight of them (even though it's hard at times). I know, for me, I've now had 3 straight days at work of not feelin completely overwhelmed and that's why I'm loving my job even more.
Yea, I have a little piece of paper taped inside my locker. On it are the reasons I used to start this thread, only my friends know it's there but after a bad shift there they are staring me in the face and keeping me focused.
Who else? Why do you love your job? :redpinkheOnlybyHisgraceRN and MinnieMomRN like this. -
1Jan 11, '12 by beckster_01Quote from MinnieMomRNI just gotta say, that is AWESOME! Good jobIt was most rewarding that on that last visit he was anxious and came in saying "I know what you're going to say..." Then proceeded to tell me all the s/s related to his disease and how to manage/cope. Then he said, "I'm going back to class now". I didn't even say a word.
I love my job because we have a management system that works. It has its flaws, but I honestly feel that they listen to what we have to say and actively try to make changes. The entire unit is involved in making major decisions in a fair and orderly way.
I also love my job because 95% of my coworkers are fun to work with and supportive. There are such great resources on my floor and I have NEVER felt dumb for asking a question. I am always learning.
And I love my job because I get 5 weeks of vacation right off the bat, and I only work three days a week. That means that at least once a scheduling period I end up with 5-6 days in a row off, and when I want one week of vacation I can usually schedule myself for twoMinnieMomRN likes this.


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"Aurelia's Oratorio"
Aurelia's Oratorio
Aurélia Thierrée in Aurélia's Oratorio, written and directed by Victoria Thierrée Chaplin.
"Aurelia's Oratorio" is Victoria Thierree Chaplin's dazzling display of stage illusion, inspired by the magic of music hall and circus. Starring daughter Aurelia Thierre, granddaughter of Charlie Chaplin. Also featuring Jaime Martinez (from Nov. 28-Dec. 28) and Julio Monge (from Dec. 13-Jan. 3). An ideal holiday treat suitable for the whole family, children included.
Performances take place at Loeb Drama Center Main Stage, 64 Brattle St., various times. Some dates have pre-play discussions and matinees, see Web site for full schedule. Tickets are $25-79 general; $8 students/senior citizens. Tickets are available through the A.R.T. Box Office (617) 547-8300, in person at the Loeb Drama Center Box Office, or http://www.amrep.org.
American Repertory Theatre
64 Brattle Street · Cambridge, MA
The American Repertory Theatre (A.R.T.) occupies a unique place in the American theatre. It is the only professional not-for-profit theatre in the country that maintains a resident acting company and an international training conservatory, and that operates in association with a major university. Over its twenty-seven year history the A.R.T. has welcomed American and international theatre artists who have enriched the theatrical life of the nation. The theatre has garnered many of the nation's most distinguished awards, including a Pulitzer Prize, a Tony Award, and a Jujamcyn Award.


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Wenatchee Whitewater Rafting: Express Half-Day TripsCheck Trip Availability Express Half-Day trips embark from Dryden dam, between Cashmere and Leavenworth. From there, the excitement begins immediately as you launch directly into Upper Gorilla and Sharkstooth, filled with lots of fun waves. A few rapids later is Rodeo Hole, where you'll often see colorful kayakers showing off their moves - this is their favorite play spot on the Wenatchee River. Soon you'll be upon the unforgettable waves of Drunkards Drop, exciting walls of green and white water. The finale is the challenging sandstone ledges of Snowblind, and the massive waves of Grannys and the Suffacator. Many more thrills are along the way. See how you do trying to get into the Cave! Not everyone makes it! Our trip ends at Riverside Park, where you'll change back into your dry clothes, relive your river rafting trip and laugh about the highlights. There's plenty of time for Frisbee, soccer, flying kites, and anything else you can think of in Cashmere's open and grassy Riverside Park.
Sorry, no BBQ on the Express trips. Want the whole package? Check out our Wenatchee River Full-Day Trip.
900 Ste B Front Street Leavenworth WA 98826 The Blue Sky Outdoor Center in Leavenworth, WA is a great place to stock up on last minute rafting essentials like hats, sunscreen, sun glasses and chums. Please Note: This is NOT the meeting spot for our Wenatchee whitewater trips. Please meet us at our Cashmere Riverside Park location. For 2015 Blue Sky Outfitters has hand-picked the following trips as the best Washington has to offer:
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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (452 votes).
In short: Enjoyed the race and would do it again but could be better!In full: It was a little pricey for what it was but saying that I enjoyed the run and would do it again. Agree with the comments about the ice/slush, I wasn't too worried about my time today but would have been annoyed about that if I was- just a bit of grit would have helped. I didn't think the registration area was very well signposted, I had to run around to find some safety pins! Shame the place was deserted/closed but it meant no queues in the car so not all bad! A good hilly course and a nice fast finish. Date of review: February 5, 2012
In short: Plus: Medal, scenery, parking, Minus: Stewards, lack of grit at placesIn full: My first time doing Longleat and it won't be the last.The course was scenic, not as breath-taking as Stourhead, but still very nice. The hills were tough but enjoyable and what goes up... must come down (and fast). The final 1km was probably the fastest I've ever done.Parking was very good and there were enough toilets available.The course was icy at times and could have been gritted or shoveled before the race. It would have been sensible to have the stewards situated at places where there was potential for trouble. Also it would have been useful if the stewards were briefed beforehand/or had experience of stewarding before. When looking for the baggage area, 10 minutes before start, the 4 stewards sat chatting about 'tigers in the bin' seemed reluctant to assist and gave me wrong directions... Date of review: February 5, 2012
In short: Beautiful and well organised but gritting the ice would be good!In full: I really enjoyed this, and didn't find the hills too bad, that's training in Bath I suppose! The ice mentioned before, at 1 & 8K, should really have been sorted. I could hear a marshall radioing the organisers about it as I went past. Still, it was uphill there, so not too much of an issue.The timing was very good, and like the printout. Not really fussed re goody bag, and the recovery drink was welcome.Spectators can see well in multiple places, but the cafe and all toilets were closed. I can live with portaloos, even if they don't flush, but it's not so nice for spectators. On such an icy day, some hot options other than coffee & burger van would be good.Date of review: February 5, 2012
In short: Expensive for a 10k but still an enjoyable event few issues due to weather, nice medaillIn full: I enjoyed this race but I think this was due to having a good race. The first time I did it and think weather being normal would enjoy the course. I think the icey conditions around the 8km marker (which you had to run past twice) was probably not acceptable for a road race and surely the Longleat Estate could have found some more grit. Disappointed to here that the marshals had moved from this point for the second lap and therefore not around when someone went over. Also, the flushes on most of the toilets didn't work, I hope this is because they froze up overnight and very little the organisers could do about it, but perhaps, they could have asked the estate to open some of their facilities?. Nice medal even if the rest of the goody bag was a tad disappointing given the price. Dispite the hills a good 10k for newer runners as largely traffic free and good for bringing supporters/spectators.Date of review: February 5, 2012
In short: one big hill that you have to do twiceIn full: Very nice event around Longleat Estate all on road, no traffic. No many flat sections and a long steep climb that you have to do twice.Date of review: October 2, 2011
In short: uphills (urgh) and downhills (weeee)Date of review: February 28, 2010
In short: a tough 10kIn full: hilly but worth the effort. the last mile down hill with a great run into the finish.Date of review: February 23, 2010
In short: Very scenic and briliant finish - but plenty of hills ..In full: Very well organised and extremely scenic. Very good for spectators and a great finish down the drive towards the big house at the bottom. A good range of challenging hills - especially as you know that the first one comes up again just before the end !! But a great run into the finish. Well organised and a lovely medal at the end ... and not a Lion in sight to snack on the stragglers ....Date of review: February 15, 2010
In short: Very enjoyable runDate of review: February 12, 2010
In short: Great finish towards Longleat House plus a very good medalIn full: highly recommend this race everything from the start to fininsh.Date of review: February 12, 2010


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Repository: | East Carolina University Archives |
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Abstract: | The Records of the Department of ECU Women's Basketball are comprised of press guides, and media guides. |
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Thank you Nora Leibowitz for answering my request,regarding Thomas Orlando.All I had to go on was his birth year and was not sure if this obituary was his or not.I do know he had a brother Mark a few years younger than him,and an older sister.I thought perhaps there might be a photo of him to be sure i found the right grave.Thank you for taking the time to answer my request.
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This seems to be a duplicate of #40401049. TH no longer doing this so I don't know if you want to get them merged.?? Also, Catherines dod is not engraved but you have Red Bank info on your memorial. :)
Let me know what you think and I'll await your reply before I upload Catherines pic. I also have Henry, Alfred and Elizabeth.
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Thank you so very much for writing - Is it at all possible to get them merged if TH is no longer involved?
I would like to try to keep my Red Bank Register citing - it may provide even more information
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An economic and fiscal impact analysis of the Longboat Key Club and Resort's $400 million Islandside renovation plan states the club will generate substantial economic and fiscal benefits for both the town and its residents.
The study, prepared by Orlando-based Fishkind & Associates Inc., was submitted as part of the club's revised application to the Planning, Zoning and Building Department earlier this month.
According to the study, the project will:
• Generate a cumulative net fiscal surplus of more than $1 million over the first five years.
• Create 280 full-time jobs on-site, create more than 500 jobs supported directly or indirectly from the project and create an increase of almost $40 million in total economic impact per year.
• Increase property values by 7% to 12% from the renovations and improvements to the Islandside golf course and club facilities.
The study also shows that the project will produce a fiscal surplus of more than $17 million, with a present value of $3.9 million over a 30-year period. According to the study, the present value of the net cumulative surplus of $3.9 million equals 24% of the town's general fund budget, which the town could use to reduce taxes, increase services or use a combination of the two.
Above is a summary of the net fiscal impacts of the renovation plan on the town's budget.
A summary of net fiscal impacts of the Islandside renovation plan for the town of Longboat Key.
5 years 10 years 20 years 30 years
Operating revenue $3,873,963 $9,929,875 $24,438,516 $42,907,483
Operating cost $2,659,203 $6,267,552 $14,864,076 $25,725,441
Operating net impact $1,214,761 $3,662,323 $9,574,440 $17,182,043
Operating present value $814,225 $1,961,019 $3,334,585 $4,015,829
Capital Revenue $0 $0 $0 $0
Capital Cost $112,604 $112,604 $112,604 $112,604
Capital Net Impact -$112,604 -$112,604 -$112,604 -$112,604
Combined Net Impact $1,102,157 $3,549,719 $9,461,836 $17,069,439
Combined Present Value $719,235 $1,866,029 $3,239,596 $3,920,840
Source: Fishkind & Associates Inc.
Fulltime Longboat Key residents received calls Sunday, June 14 through Sunday, June 21 from a public-relations firm that conducted seven-minute surveys.
Residents were asked questions from a live person about how they felt about growth and specific questions about the Longboat Key Club and Resort's Islandside renovation plan.
Key Club General Manager Michael Welly could not be reached for comment regarding the survey.
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Mount Union Launches Discover China ProgramThe University of Mount Union recently announced that it will launch "The Discover China Program," a multi-faceted Chinese cultural program in the fall of 2012, funded by Jim and Pam Griffith. Jim is a member of the Mount Union Board of Trustees and serves as president and chief executive officer of The Timken Company. Read more.
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In 2006, the Hamilton football program began a trend of venturing out from Arizona to play some of the nation's premier teams. The Huskies have acquitted themselves well in these high-profile matchups, winning several and staying competitive in the losses, proving they deserve mention among the country's top programs.
It's taken a few years, but this season more than ever, Arizona's other elite programs have gotten on board.
On Friday night, Basha will face Henderson Green Valley, one of the better teams in Nevada.
Desert Ridge, Desert Vista and Avondale Westview will join Hamilton in the "Brothers in Arms Classic" on Saturday, pitting them against top California teams at Cathedral High in San Diego.
On Sept. 6, Red Mountain will play Westlake Village (Calif.) Westlake, and on Sept. 14, Chandler faces Bellflower (Calif.) St. John Bosco — the No. 2-ranked team in the country according to Fox Sports.
Arizona football received a big boost last weekend when Mountain Pointe upset nationally ranked Bishop Gorman (Las Vegas) and Tucson Salpointe Catholic cruised past Henderson (Nev.) Liberty, 48-7.
There is already some intrigue surrounding Arizona football based on the Pride's win, and more success over the next few weeks would really turn some heads.
"I talk to a lot of people from out of state, and I think we're the most underrated state in the country," Desert Ridge coach Jeremy Hathcock said. "Some people still think of Arizona as a desert with lizards and cactus. They never think of sports. You're dealing with some entrenched thoughts, but we're right on the cuff of being with (the top) states. And I'm not just saying that because I'm an Arizona coach. It truly is getting better."
Despite full ledger of games against the out-of-state opponents, this may not be the ideal year for any grand proclamations.
In a perfect world. it would be Hamilton facing off against a stacked Gardena (Calif.) Serra team on Saturday. The Huskies are the preseason title favorites here in Division I while Serra is ranked in the top-10 nationally by several outlets, which would have made it a true powerhouse clash.
Instead, Desert Ridge will play Serra without the services of quarterback Tarek Morrison (knee), and while the Jaguars are one of the state's better teams, they'll likely be underdogs in that matchup. Hamilton, meanwhile, faces a Chula Vista Eastlake (Calif.) team which it will be favored to beat.
With the way this year's schedule lines up, we may look back in a few weeks and not have learned anything at all.
"It's too small of a sample, and it's (more about) just getting to play someone else," Basha coach Bernie Busken said. "Sure, you want to do good for state pride, but it's just a game."
On the other hand, Mountain Pointe's emphatic win over Bishop Gorman gives one room to dream.
Chandler has its hands full against St. John Bosco, but is never short on athleticism.
Desert Ridge might not beat Serra, but a close showing — much like Brophy accomplished last season in a 27-14 loss to Rancho (Calif.) Santa Margarita — would still help the state's case in terms of national perspective.
Coaches tend to downplay the significance of these matchups because a trophy is more tangible evidence of success — "I was hired to win a state championship," Hathcock said — but there's still no harm in adding icing to the cake.
What if, for instance, Mountain Pointe runs the table and wins the Division I title?
That would mean regular season wins over Bishop Gorman, Chandler, Hamilton, Desert Vista and Brophy. Let's say the Pride beats Basha, Desert Ridge and Hamilton in the playoffs to win the championship.
In past years, a local team not named Hamilton would not get much love on the national scene even if it won a state title. However, Mountain Pointe can't be ignored anymore now that it defeated Bishop Gorman on national television.
If Arizona shows well in the next three weeks and any Division I team subsequently goes undefeated, it deserves to be recognized on a larger scale, and the influx of these matchups will only help that cause.
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Barbara Brobst, Senior Vice President & Senior Trust Officer of Orrstown Financial Advisors recently announced the promotion of Charlene Feuchtenberger to Assistant Vice President and Fiduciary Officer. Charlene has been with the Bank for 12 years and started her career as a Trust Administrative Assistant. She was promoted to Trust Operations Supervisor in 2003 and Trust Operations Officer in 2007. In 2009, she accepted the position of Fiduciary Officer and formed the Fiduciary Unit for Orrstown Financial Advisors. Brobst commented: "Charlene is well deserving of this promotion. The Fiduciary Unit which Charlene manages is responsible for Trust and Estate administration as well as the tax function for the department including all Fiduciary, Estate and Inheritance taxes. In addition, she supervises the preparation of approximately 300 personal tax returns for our clients and serves as Orrstown Financial Advisors Compliance Officer. Charlene is an outstanding asset to the Orrstown Financial Advisors' Team." Orrstown Financial Advisors provides conservative, disciplined, and client-centered investment management services tailored to the goals and objectives of their clients. Clients include individuals, businesses, non-profit organizations and municipalities. Orrstown Financial Advisors manages over $978 million in combined trust and brokerage assets with a staff of more than 30 professionals. Securities and investment advisory services offered through Financial Network Investment Corporation, Member SPIC. Orrstown Financial Advisors and Financial Network are not affiliated. With over $1.5 billion in assets, Orrstown Financial Services, Inc. and its wholly-owned subsidiary, Orrstown Bank, provide a full range of consumer and business financial services through twenty-one banking offices and two remote service facilities located in Cumberland, Franklin and Perry Counties, Pennsylvania and Washington County, Maryland. Orrstown Financial Services, Inc.'s stock is traded on the NASDAQ Capital Market under the symbol ORRF.


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