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Yesterday I wrote about the decision by the Marathon County Labor Council to ban Republicans from the Wausau, Wisconsin parade on Labor Day. The mayor of Wausau has responded with an ultimatum to the union board — reimburse the city for all costs or reinvite the Republicans. WSAW reports on Jim Tipple's challenge to the union activists and the potential for an end to the Labor Day parade altogether:
A parade organizer with the Marathon County Labor Council made it clear some Republican lawmakers aren't invited. The reason: not supporting workers' collective bargaining rights back in February.
But Mayor Jim Tipple says because the city of Wausau pays for a portion of the parade's costs including liability insurance, the event is required to be non-partisan.
"The city does sponsor the parade[,] we have staff that close streets put up barricades police protection,' says Tipple.
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The City is a co-sponsor of the Labor Day parade event, because we provided the payment for the insurance premium for the event, and we agreed to erect a stage and provide city services at no cost to the Marathon County Central Labor Council.
The banning of a political party from participation at any event co-sponsored by the City is against public policy and not in the best interest of all the citizens of the City of Wausau. And therefore, we encourage the event organizer to invite all interested parties, or reimburse the city for other costs.
WSAW's report indicates that Tipple and the labor board have entered into negotiations over the direction of the Labor Day event, and the mayor thinks it will be resolved shortly. I'm guessing that after blowing tens of millions of dollars on failed recall efforts, the unions won't have a lot of cash to reimburse Wausau for its costs, and that Republicans will once again be invited to participate in the parade. That should set up this event as something to watch on an otherwise slow news day.
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Photographs of a Standard Vanguard Phase 1.Firstly, a Standard Vanguard seen parked in France, with a period roofrack fitted on top. | |
Quite why this black Vanguard is photographed outside a Gendarmerie Nationale (police station) is anyone's guess, although judging by all the closed shutters on the ground floor it is either their day off, or not used too often! The furthermost window has some sturdy bars at the window, so presumably the local mobsters get thrown in their to cool off. What is really weird is that I bought that photo with a collection some time ago, and more recently I purchased another batch, and a photo of what looks like the exact same Standard Vanguard was included, and now shown below. Everything seems to match - roof rack, extra lamps including one fitted to the driver's screen pillar, and even the small part of registration plate that is visible, seems to be the same. The style of photograph, with the crinkly edge, also matched the first photograph. | |
Background to the Vanguard Phase 1.The Phase 1 first saw light of day in 1947, just two years after WW2. Its distinctive styling echoed shades of American design thinking, with its swooping tail and front end chromework. Standards were not yet using monocoque construction, but other elements of the car's design were up-to-date, including a fully synchromesh 'box and hydraulic braking system (rivals such as the A40 from Austin were still hydro-mechanical at the time). The replacement Phase 2 Vanguard came along in '52 and had a more conventional 3 box saloon body (there is also a publicity photo of a Phase 2 here). | |
Estate & light commercial versions of the Vanguard were also available, again powered by the 2088cc engine. A diesel-powered car was also introduced. | |
2. Another Phase 1 Vanguard, this time in New Zealand.Hans sent me some old photographs, including this one that shows an early (1952) Vanguard parked alongside an old caravan: "This pic is of my wife's grandfather's 1952 Vanguard. He was a mechanic for the local Vanguard agents, and bought the car when it was just a year old off a customer. He kept it right through to the early 70's, and replaced it with a Herald. The caravan was also his, and my wife and I actually used this for our honeymoon." | |
3. Phase 1 Standard Vanguard reg. JTR 467.David emailed over some great black and white photos, and amongst them were these two cracking images, both showing a "beetleback" Phase 1 Vanguard that his father owned. The photos were taken in 1954. Thanks David :-) | |
4. Standard Vanguard Phase 1a.The next Vanguard photo to materialise is this period shot of a Phase 1a Vanguard of 1952. The 1a differed from the Phase 1 in a number of ways, most obvious being the revised grille treatment (similar to that seen on the Phase 2 of 1953). The revised bonnet line, and enlarged rear window, were also modifications introduced with the Phase 1a. This one is registered FJN 541, a Southend-on-Sea number, and has been treated to a large pair of auxiliary front lamps, and a roof rack not unlike that shown on the car at the top of this page. Note the radio aerial above the car's windscreen, turned to the passenger side to avoid the material sat on the roof rack. | |
5. A Phase 1 parked near a Ford lorry.The photograph of SXA 730 turned up in June 2009, and like most photos on this page features a Phase 1 Vanguard rather than the 1a. The chrome bumpers and overriders on this car don't look particularly good, so I'm guessing it was a few years old when the photo was taken. In the background is a Thames Trader. | |
6. A Phase 1 parked in a field.HDU 404 is another Phase 1 Vanguard, this one captured in a field with many other vehicles (cars, motorcycles and sidecars) parked in the distance. A "PRESS" pass is just visible on the passenger side windscreen, but I've not been able to make out the remainder of the writing. Comparing the various Vanguard photographs, it's interesting how many variations of bonnet mascot were fitted - and the car below has none at all! I suspect this is quite an early example, as there are no small sidelights either. The HDU registration code was used in Coventry from 1948 onwards. | |
7. A Phase 1a Vanguard.Les kindly emailed over this next shot, featuring a Standard Vanguard in facelifted Phase 1a guise. The registration LUF 558 suggests that this car's early motoring career was spent in and around the streets of Brighton. The owner would appear to have been a keen motorist. Not only does it sport extra lamps and a conversion to flashing indicators (supplementing the original semaphores), but there are also badges for the AA and The Company of Veteran Motorists (or CVM, later known as GEM - Guild of Experienced Motorists). A wireless and aerial have also been installed. | |
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8. Standard parked in London.This next photo, taken in London, features a Phase 1 Vanguard and a real assortment of pre- and post-war classics. The Standard is parked behind an unidentified pre-war car, and behind it is a (now-scarce) Bedford PC van. Behind the van is, I think, a Mk1 Consul, and an E-Series Vauxhall. A similar Vauxhall is parked on the opposite side of the road, along with an Austin A40 Somerset, and a 1937/1938 Ford 7W "Ten". | |
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An interesting account of a Vanguard subjected to a gruelling trial in the Swiss Alps, to promote the car's rugged and reliable design, can be found on this page in the collectables section. | |
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Astrocytes - brain cells named after their characteristic star-shape and previously thought to act only as the 'glue' between neurons, have a central role in the regulation of breathing, according to scientists.
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The research, funded by the Wellcome Trust and published today in Science Express, was carried out by scientists at UCL and the University of Bristol. They demonstrate that brain astrocytes are able to sense the levels of carbon dioxide in the blood. They then activate brain neuronal respiratory networks to increase our breathing in accord with prevailing metabolism and activity.
Astrocytes are a subtype of a group of brain cells known as glia (which means 'glue' in Greek). Glial cells are the most abundant cells in the human brain – outnumbering neurons by a factor of ten to one. Until very recently, glial cells have been thought to be the less exciting sisters of neurones, merely providing them with structural and nutritional support.
Now, astrocytes have been found to have a unique ability to "taste" the composition of arterial blood entering the brain by sensing increases in arterial levels of carbon dioxide. When activated they release a chemical messenger called ATP which stimulates brain respiratory centres to increase our breathing in order for extra carbon dioxide to be removed from the blood and exhaled.
This observation places astrocytes at the centre of a fundamental regulatory reflex which subconsciously continually adjusts our breathing according to ever changing metabolic and behavioural needs.
Dr Alexander Gourine, a Wellcome Trust Senior Research Fellow in the UCL Department of Neuroscience, Physiology and Pharmacology, who led the study, said: "This research identifies brain astrocytes as previously unrecognized crucial elements of the brain circuits controlling fundamental bodily functions vital for life, such as breathing, and indicates that they are indeed the real stars of the brain.
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COLSTRIP, Mont. (AP) -- After several years of taking a beating from the poor economy, new pollution rules and a flood of cheap natural gas, the coal industry was on the rebound this year as mining projects moved forward in the Western U.S. and demand for the fuel began to rise, especially in Asia.
But almost overnight, coal is back on the defensive, scrambling to stave off a dark future amid President Barack Obama's renewed push to rein in climate change.
The proposal, with its emphasis on cuts in carbon dioxide emissions from new and existing power plants, would put facilities like the 2,100 megawatt Colstrip electricity plant in eastern Montana in regulators' cross hairs. That has profound spin-off implications for the massive strip mines that dot the surrounding arid landscape of the Powder River Basin and provide the bulk of the nation's coal.
Montana's sole member of the U.S. House of Representatives bluntly declared that the administration had decided to "pick winners and losers" in the energy sector with its plan.
"He wants to move toward shutting down the coal industry," Republican Rep. Steve Daines said of the president.
Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz and representatives of the Environmental Protection Agency rejected claims that the administration's plan would exclude coal. They pointed to billions of dollars being spent by the government on technologies to decrease emissions by capturing and storing carbon dioxide from coal plants.
Yet widespread application of those technologies is years away, and Obama made clear in announcing his proposal that he intends to halt the "limitless dumping of carbon pollution" from power plants. He directed the Environmental Protection Agency to craft rules to make that happen.
The Colstrip plant, which dominates the skyline of a 2,200-person coal-centered town by the same name, burns about 10 million tons of coal a year from a nearby mine and provides power to customers as far away as Seattle.
It also churns out an estimated 17 million tons of carbon dioxide a year. That's roughly equivalent to the emissions from 3 million cars running for a year.
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"Go green sure. But do you have an electrical vehicle that will pull my trailer so I can make a living?" he asked.
Despite a frequently heard boast that the state has more coal than anywhere else in the U.S., antipathy toward the administration's plan is not universal in Montana. One of Daines' predecessors, former Rep. Pat Williams, said last week that warming temperatures pointed to a "doomsday" scenario if carbon emissions were not addressed.
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Evidence from a large trial of the effects of earlier antiretroviral treatment on HIV transmission to partners has convinced UK doctors that treatment should be offered in circumstances where patients are concerned about the risk of transmitting HIV to partners – even if they are not in a serodiscordant relationship at the time.
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Heavy duty, meets Military standards. This 4 ohm speaker handles 40 Watts of power, for loud and clear audio. Includes a metal bracket and attached cable. Dim: 5.1"w x 5.1"h x 3"d; 1.8 lbs.


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Dress - Prue Acton, Pinafore, Lime Linen, 1969 Reg. No: SH 942014
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- This dress was designed and manufactured in Melbourne by Prue Acton P/L in 1969. It was worn by the donor with a polo neck jumper (possibly in the Museum's collection SH 942291) and white belt. Donor was photographed wearing this outfit for a story in the Chadstone Progress newspaper, dated 5th November 1969, on the opening of her comestic company.
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- Lime green linen mini pinafore dress with zippered pockets on sides of skirt. The garment is lined with lime green polyester. The centre back opening is zippered from neck to buttocks.
- Acquisition Information:
- Donation from Ms Prue Acton, 1994
Discipline: | History |
Dimensions: | 77.00 cm (Height) |
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Tagged with: | clothing, fashion, fashion design, fashion industry, women s clothing, making history - prue acton, innovation design |
Themes this item is part of: | Prue Acton, Fashion Designer (1943- ), Clothing & Textiles Collection, Domestic & Community Life Collection |
Primary Classification: | CLOTHING |
Secondary Classification: | Female |
Tertiary Classification: | outerwear |
Inscriptions: | Label inside back collar: Prue Acton/ AUSTRALIA |
Manufacturer: | Prue Acton Pty. Ltd. (and/or Contractors), Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 1969 |
Designer: | Ms Prue Acton, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 1969 |
User: | Ms Prue Acton, 1969 or later |
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The Argentine prodigy has finally shrugged off his calf problem and could feature for the club for the first time this pre-season on Saturday
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Google wants to remind ecommerce websites that new Google Shopping tech specs go into effect on September 22. We broke down the new requirements here.
At SES San Francisco in August last month we got to talk to Mayuresh Saoji, Senior Product Manager of Google Product Search, who commented on the new enforcement rules.
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But, new tax and shipping requirements went into effect on September 1 and it's still unclear whether these new rules are being enforced.
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News: Joint Task Force 435 stands up, directs Afghanistan Detainee Operations
Story by Chief Petty Officer Robert Garnand
KABUL, Afghanistan — A new Joint Task Force created to assume control of detention operations in Afghanistan became operational this week. The new unit, based in Kabul, will play an important role in the counter insurgency campaign in Afghanistan.
Joint Task Force 435 achieved Initial Operations Capability Jan. 7 to assume command, oversight and responsibility for detainee operations in Afghanistan. The task force is commanded by Vice Adm. Robert S. Harward Jr. and is part of U.S. Forces Afghanistan. Upon achieving IOC, the task force garnered the capability to conduct command and control of subordinate units and operate as a headquarters.
Joint Task Force 435 was established by Secretary of Defense Robert Gates in September 2009. It assumed responsibility for U.S. detention operations from Combined Joint Task Force 82, including the care and custody of detainees at the Detention Facility in Parwan, oversight of detainee review processes, programs for the peaceful reintegration of detainees into society and coordination with other agencies and partners for the promotion of the rule of law in Afghanistan.
As part of its mission, JTF 435 will train and mentor the Afghan government to help improve detention operations throughout Afghanistan so these operations can be transitioned back to the Afghan government in accordance with all applicable international and national laws. JTF 435 will also coordinate with other agencies such as the International Committee of the Red Cross and coalition partners.
Currently, there are about 750 detainees in U.S. custody in Afghanistan, of which about ten to twenty percent are considered hardened extremists. However, local insurgents, foreign fighters and al Qaeda also represent more than 2,500 of the 14,500 inmates in the Afghan corrections system — some of whom seek to radicalize non-insurgents.
JTF 435, along with Afghan partners, will essentially be conducting counterinsurgency behind the wire," working with Afghan partners in deradicalization efforts, as well as reintegration — helping detainees who no longer pose a threat with reading and writing and vocational skills that will help them be peaceful and productive citizens upon release.
Harward stressed the importance of the vocational training programs currently being offered at the U.S. Detention Facility in Parwan.
"By providing an environment that's conducive to rehabilitation and reintegration programs, as well as vocational training," Harward said, "we are offering detainees a viable option other than returning to the insurgency."
Besides overseeing U.S. detention operations, JTF 435 is preparing to have other partners join the command. Instead of being all U.S. military members, the goal is for the task force to include officials from Afghan and U.S. organizations, such as the Afghan Ministry of Defense and Ministry of Justice, the U.S. State Department, and the U.S.Department of Justice. The official term of what leaders of the task force hope to become is a Combined Joint Interagency Task Force, or CJIATF.
The task force will also help mentor and train Afghans to build greater capacity in rule of law and detention, creating a more professional Afghan system — from cops, to courts to corrections. The task force's ultimate goal is to transition all detention operations over to the government of Afghanistan.
"We will transition detention operations here to our Afghan partners once they have developed the sustainable capacity," Harward said. "We are committed to increasing the Afghan government's capability by providing training, management and mentorship on lawful, humane and transparent detention operations, which will provide greater security for the people of Afghanistan."
As part of the U.S. strategy for counter insurgency, JTF 435 implemented a reintegration program to provide marketable skills to detainees prior to their release.
JTF-435's Deputy Commander is Brig. Gen. Mark Martins, who noted that the new unit is linking detention and rule of law with strategic objectives established by Gen. Stanley McChrystal, Commander of the International Security and Assistance Force.
"It's strategy and counterinsurgency in the context of Afghanistan," Martins said. "Detention, if not done properly, can actually harm the effort. We think transparency is certainly going to help the counterinsurgency effort and increase credibility of the whole process."
Martins, an Army judge advocate and former infantryman, led the rule of law campaign in Iraq from 2006 to 2008 while serving with Army Gen. David Petraeus in Multi-National Force Iraq. While in Iraq, Martins coordinated the work of United States and coalition investigative, corrections and judicial experts and directed MNF-I support to Iraq's courts and law enforcement institutions. Martins was also recently named Chief Judge of U.S. Army Court of Criminal Appeals before being selected to help lead JTF 435.
Harward recently served as Deputy Commander U.S. Joint Forces Command. His experience comes from multiple combat tours in Afghanistan and Iraq. He assumed command of JTF 435 Nov. 28, 2009.
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Healthcare worker's attitudes to working during pandemic influenza: a qualitative study
Ives, Jonathan, Greenfield, Sheila, Parry, Jayne M, Draper, Heather, Gratus, Christine, Petts, Judith , Sorell, Tom and Wilson, Sue (2009) Healthcare worker's attitudes to working during pandemic influenza: a qualitative study. BMC Public Health, 9, (1), 56. (doi:10.1186/1471-2458-9-56).
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Background: Healthcare workers (HCWs) will play a key role in any response to pandemic influenza, and the UK healthcare system's ability to cope during an influenza pandemic will depend, to a large extent, on the number of HCWs who are able and willing to work through the crisis. UK emergency planning will be improved if planners have a better understanding of the reasons UK HCWs may have for their absenteeism, and what might motivate them to work during an influenza pandemic.
This paper reports the results of a qualitative study that explored UK HCWs' views (n = 64) about working during an influenza pandemic, in order to identify factors that might influence their willingness and ability to work and to identify potential sources of any perceived duty on HCWs to work.
Methods: A qualitative study, using focus groups (n = 9) and interviews (n = 5).
Results: HCWs across a range of roles and grades tended to feel motivated by a sense of obligation to work through an influenza pandemic. A number of significant barriers that may prevent them from doing so were also identified. Perceived barriers to the ability to work included being ill oneself, transport difficulties, and childcare responsibilities. Perceived barriers to the willingness to work included: prioritising the wellbeing of family members; a lack of trust in, and goodwill towards, the NHS; a lack of information about the risks and what is expected of them during the crisis; fear of litigation; and the feeling that employers do not take the needs of staff seriously. Barriers to ability and barriers to willingness, however, are difficult to separate out.
Conclusion: Although our participants tended to feel a general obligation to work during an influenza pandemic, there are barriers to working, which, if generalisable, may significantly reduce the NHS workforce during a pandemic. The barriers identified are both barriers to willingness and to ability. This suggests that pandemic planning needs to take into account the possibility that staff may be absent for reasons beyond those currently anticipated in UK planning documents. In particular, staff who are physically able to attend work may nonetheless be unwilling to do so. Although there are some barriers that cannot be mitigated by employers (such as illness, transport infrastructure etc.), there are a number of remedial steps that can be taken to lesson the impact of others (providing accommodation, building reciprocity, provision of information and guidance etc). We suggest that barriers to working lie along an ability/willingness continuum, and that absenteeism may be reduced by taking steps to prevent barriers to willingness becoming perceived barriers to ability.
Item Type: | Article |
ISSNs: | 1471-2458 (print) |
Subjects: | H Social Sciences > HV Social pathology. Social and public welfare R Medicine > RA Public aspects of medicine > RA0421 Public health. Hygiene. Preventive Medicine |
Divisions: | University Structure - Pre August 2011 > School of Social Sciences |
ePrint ID: | 174723 |
Date Deposited: | 16 Feb 2011 10:29 |
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Glass Jars for Organizing & Displaying Shells, Seaglass, Pebbles and more
You might also add tags to your glass jars. They add a fun decorative touch. Plus if you label the jars with locations or type of shells they can help Organize a Collection.
Shells look so pretty in simple glass jars. Seen at Beachcomber.
Simply stacking glass jars casually can be a great way of grouping a collection. Via Anything Goes Here.
A lovely tabletop vignette featured at The Art of Collecting.
Glass jars are the focal point in this cute shelving niche. Books provide some contrast. Via BHG. If you like the idea of a designated space like this, make sure to check out these Collections -gorgeous examples of sea collection displays in glass cabinets!
Previously featured, one woman's Seashell Collection. An entire corner of a room is devoted to storing and showcasing shells in glass jars, neatly organized and labeled.
And another glass jar calling attention to a beautiful shell collection. Also via BHG. I'm sure you can gather glass jars from around the house, or otherwise find them at yard sales or flea markets!
And lastly, an example featured in Adore. Here decorative glass jars were used for organizing and displaying shells and sea treasures. A truly seaworthy collection, deserving a prominent spot in the living room.
You might also enjoy these glass jar ideas:
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Happy weekend, everyone!
8 comments:
- Della said...
Seashells do look great in jars, and I especially love the ones all clustered together. It looks so beachy!
- 5/04/2012
- ~Lavender Dreamer~ said...
I need more jars...I can tell that right now! Great ideas and a good way to keep them organized!
- 5/04/2012
- Jenny said...
I love glass jars för organizing things. Right know I use them for organizing my leftover yarn from knitting, crocheting, needlework etc. It is great when you can turn the glass jar and see what colours you have easily to use for new craft ideas.
- 5/05/2012
- Fembria-art said...
Sehr schöne Dinge die du uns zeigst.
Danke Dir für diese tollen Ideen.
Bis dahin. Andy - 5/05/2012
- Sheer Serendipity said...
Great tip to keep the shells organzied and have them be a part of the decor. When you need them for a project, it is easily accessible. Thanks for sharing! Hope you are having a wonderful weekend.
- 5/06/2012
- Ideezine said...
Great project for children at the end of summer camp who want to time capsule their treasures of beach days.
Great post!
Bette - 5/06/2012
- vicki said...
Shells in jars are my absolute favorite- love love love!
Vicki - 5/12/2012
- How2home said...
this is SO adorable! great post!
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Beverly Hills Pulls Out Of Competition To Host Broad Art Museum ... Sort Of
The city of Beverly Hills this week sent a letter to Eli Broad notifying the billionaire developer and art collector that it is pulling its proposed site from consideration for a museum that would house his art collection.
"The Beverly Hills City Council has confirmed that it has concluded discussions with The Broad Art Foundation regarding the potential site of a museum at the intersection of Wilshire Blvd. and Santa Monica Blvd.," a city statement reads. "As part of upcoming discussions on the adoption of the City's fiscal year 2010-2011 budget, the Council will be reallocating to other project priorities the funds it had set aside for the potential acquisition of the property."
The gilded city seems miffed that Broad's people continue to flirt with Santa Monica and downtown Los Angeles in their search for a location for what will be a top-flight collection that includes 2,000 pieces with work from the likes of Andy Warhol and Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec.
In a letter to Broad, city manager Jeff Kolin said, "While our City Council remains convinced that Beverly Hills offers an attractive location for your renowned art collection, we understand that The Broad Art Foundation is now considering other locations."
He went on to write, however, that B.H. is still there for him if the other locations fall through. The City Council had reportedly considered buying a building at Santa Monica and Wilshire boulevards for $15 million in order to lease it to the museum for $1 a year.
The city of Santa Monica, however, forwarded its own $1-per-year lease deal for a municipally owned building, but the beachside community also threw in a proposed $3 million in cash and improvements for the museum venue.
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The Hazelwood Police Department maintains a separate traffic unit for the sole purpose of handling traffic enforcement and accidents with reported injuries or fatalities. This unit of the police department is identified as the Traffic Management Team. This team has three officers and one supervisor. The officers have been specially trained in speed enforcement methods, alcohol/drug impaired driving recognition and serious accident investigation.
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This team addresses the local street/residential roadway related traffic concerns of residents and provides information on the different types of techniques that may be used in a neighborhood traffic plan and the methodology to be used to evaluate the problems identified. The team provides traffic calming treatments, such as selective use of speed radar, monitoring of high accident locations and directive patrol of problem locations. The team works with other city departments to address traffic issues and create neighborhood traffic plans, develop solutions to traffic-related problems in city neighborhoods.
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One of the programs the City has employed for several years is the Keep Kids Alive Drive 25, which is used in residential neighborhoods. In the past the City would receive complaints about speeding vehicles in neighborhoods where children are present. The street department would install a sign indicating children playing; however they were not enforceable and routinely ignored. This program consists of re-signing the streets with special speed limit signs that enhance speed limit recognition and encourage drivers to slow down in those areas. The Traffic Team will use the visual speed radar devices to alert drivers of their speed and encourage compliance. They will also routinely patrol these designated areas for speeding violations. In these designated areas the speeding fine are doubled.
The team also conducts numerous activities within the community each year to encourage safe driving habits. One event is held at Hazelwood West High School prior to senior prom and graduation. This event consists of a presentation to the entire senior class concerning drinking, driving and their effects. After this presentation, the police department, fire department and school staff and students participate in re-enactment of a traffic crash involving a suspected "drunk driver" and "injured and deceased" vehicle occupants. The driver and occupants are members of the high school's theater groups and are in full theatrical make-up to appear as injured and fatal car crash occupants. The driver is "arrested" while the fire department uses various tools to remove the victims from the damaged vehicles. The vehicles are previously wrecked automobiles, supplied by a local towing company.
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Cheshire High School ice hockey (1-9) collected their first win 6-2 against Tri-Town (1-10) at Wesleyan University. The first six goals came in the second period, resulting in a 4-2 lead for CHS. The Rams tied the game twice (1-1, 2-2) and ended on a 5-0 run. Sophomore Ben Klanica (hat trick; penalty shot) and junior Alex Bausch (two goals) had personal-bests for goals. Senior Nick Vaill added his first goal (3-2). Junior Jonathan Hauser had two assists. Senior Tyler Lima, along with juniors Joe D'Errico and Dan Purslow, supplied assists. Cheshire took 27 shots. Senior goalkeeper Jack Naramore posted 16 saves.
The Rams host Hamden on Wednesday at 6 p.m.
Tuesday's varsity basketball action:
Girls (6-7; 2-2 in Housatonic Division)
Cheshire aims to break a four-game slide against Lyman Hall (7-5; 2-2) at 7 p.m. CHS won 50-40 on Jan. 4 in Wallingford.
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Etsay Goes the Distance!
Last February we hosted a sports and art competition in Adigudum – the capital city of this District. 129 students from 29 of our schools attended and participated in events from spelling to sprinting, soccer to singing.
One student, 15-year-old Etsay Alemu, from Debub Community School (an imagine1day supported school) won the 1500 and 3000 meter races at the three-day competition. His running moved and inspired our Community Development Officer, Lule, to take Etsay under his wing and help him become a world class runner that we all believe he can be.
"Etsay was so great in the race that I knew that with help he could become an amazing runner," says Lule. "He has moved from Debub to the bigger city of Mekelle so that he can train and go to school here and he is now in Grade 8. He is running each day and is doing different types of exercises to make his muscles strong. He is involved with motivational training and goal setting programs to build his confidence so that he achieves his dreams."
And Etsay is already well on his way to reaching his dreams. Over the past month he has already improved his 20 km time by five minutes and now runs the distance in one hour and seven minutes and eight seconds! 20 km! In just over one hour! Like we said – this boy can run!
Regional sports officials are starting to recognize Etsay's athletic potential and have recently given him a uniform sponsorship and provided him with all the necessary information to register and compete in a number of regional running events over the coming months.
"Etsay has been setting a lot of goals to achieve," says Lule. "This year we want people to get to know him in Tigray, then next year in Ethiopia, and then by the time he is 18 he would like people around the world to know who he is because he competes at the international level. One day, not too far away, people will think of great Ethiopian runners and among the people they will think of will be Haile Gebreselassie and Etsay Alemu!"
Etsay is not the only one on the go. People from around the world are joining with imagine1day in Imagine: Running to Ethiopia – a virtual run where participants run the combined distance of 13,286 – the distance from Vancouver to Mekelle, Ethiopia to raise enough funds for a new school! Check it out at http://www.imagine1day.org/runningethiopia.htm!


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Clay Center for the Arts & Sciences, Charleston, West Virginia Harvard University Art Museums, Massachusetts Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium Catalogue (in French) Occasion dramatique no.4, 1953
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Salvatore Ferragamo Review | Fashion Week Fall 2013
Salvatore Ferragamo Fall 2013
Scan the show notes for Massimiliano Giornetti's Fall 2013 Salvatore Ferragamo collection, and you'll notice a lot of similar words and phrases: "simplicity," "neatness," "severity," "lightness" are all there, and so is "the elimination of the unnecessary."
Yet Giornetti wasn't necessarily making a statement about stark minimalism. He was talking about strength. The garments here put an emphasis on a sharp shoulder and creating the look of a strong body with clean, straight lines. He stuck to a color palette (the notes call it "reductionist") of black, navy, white, and gray to let the cut of his clothes do most of the talking. Surface decoration was minimal — but then who needs lace and beading when you've got alpaca and beaver fur to keep warm, and unfussy silk wool dresses for warmth, ease, and mobility?
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