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DorobekInsider: The USDA CIO to go to a career person – Chris Smith
Friday - 5/15/2009, 12:50pm EDT
We've been hearing pings for awhile, but it now seems to be common knowledge within the halls of the Agriculture Department: The new USDACIO post will go to the current acting CIO Chris Smith.
We have been expecting to get official word for more than a week now, but… to no avail yet.
The move would be somewhat unprecedented because Smith is a career employee, and the USDA CIO post is one of a handful of political CIO jobs.
Insiders seem generally pleased with the selection. Smith, of course, knows the workings of the agency.
Again, it isn't official, but… as we say in radio, stay tuned.
Chris Smith currently serves as the Acting Chief Information Officer for USDA with executive leadership responsibility for all USDA Information Technology Investments. Mr. Smith also serves as the Deputy Chief Information Officer (DCIO) for Operations for the USDA Office of the Chief Information Officer (OCIO). He is responsible for providing leadership for USDA's Cyber Security Operations and the Department's operational portfolio including Network, Enterprise Data Centers, International Technology Services, and Innovations and Operational Architecture.
Mr. Smith joined OCIO in January 2008 and began serving in the Associate Chief Information Officer for Integration and Operations (ACIO/I&O) position to coordinate the efforts of OCIO's following operations: National Information Technology Center, Telecommunications Services and Operations, and Information Technology Services.
Before joining the OCIO leadership team Mr. Smith served USDA as Chief Information Officer for Rural Development where he provided leadership and executive strategic direction for the Rural Development IT portfolio supporting more than $96 billion in active loans and grants.
Prior to joining Rural Development, Mr. Smith served as the Chief Information Officer to the Chief Financial Officer of the United States General Services Administration. In that position, he led shared services IT operations and operated one of four named Financial Management Lines of Business Centers of Excellence and one of four namedePayroll operations within the Federal Government. Additionally, Mr. Smith is a Reserve Air Force Communications Officer who has led multiple tactical communications missions around the globe.
Chris Smith was born and raised in Northern Virginia where he currently resides with his wife and two children. He received his Bachelor of Arts Degree in International Studies and his Master of Public Administration Degree from the University of South Florida. Additionally, Mr. Smith holds a Master of Science Degree in Management Information Systems from George Washington University.


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Holden and Danny were joined Thursday by fill-in Washington Nationals closer Tyler Clippard, who talked how unfortunate it was to see friend and former teammate Joel Peralta labeled 'a cheater' as well as how frustrating it was to get passed up for the closing role so many times here in Washington.
Washington Nationals: Stephen Strasburg Shuts Out Atlanta Braves
Even though Stephen Strasburg is on a three-game winning streak, his most recent starts hadn't been especially smooth. On Saturday, he threw freely and easily, pitching four-hit ball for seven sharp innings to help lead the Washington Nationals over the Atlanta Braves 2-0.
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Brad Peacock gets his first major league win, in his first start, throwing 5 scoreless innings. Nationals win 2-0.
Lombardozzi's First Career Hit Beats Mets, Nationals Win 3-2
Stephen Lombardozzi, the Nationals Minor League Player of the Year, got his first big league hit to give the Nationals a 3-2 win over the Mets.
Injury Overshadows Nationals 5-3 Win Over Rockies
The Nationals and Rockies overcame a scary situation in the 2nd inning en route to the Nationals 5-3 win.
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Twice the Nationals took the lead, and twice the bullpen let the Braves back in to the game, before falling in the bottom of the 9th 9-8
David Elfin On Sports: D.C. Deserves A Better All-Star Experience
Bringing the game back to D.C. is overdue and would reward the loyal fans.
Nationals Avoid Sweep, Shut Out Rockies 2-0
The Washington Nationals shut out the Colorado Rockies, 2-0 to head in to the All-Star break with a .500 record.
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Valley City State senior Wayne Engelhard is the North Star Athletic Association Men's Outdoor Track Athlete of the Week, and sophomore Jessica Meland is the NSAA Women's Field Athlete of the Week, the NSAA announced Tuesday.
Jamestown freshman Bre Carlson is the NSAA Women's Track Athlete of the Week, and Jimmie sophomore Jesse Hacker is the NSAA Men's Outdoor Field Athlete of the Week.
Engelhard, of Valley City, completed his Viking career with a dominating
Valley City State men's basketball coach Jeff Kaminsky announced Monday that St. Cloud Technical and Community College point guard Riley West has signed a letter of intent to attend VCSU and play basketball for the Vikings this fall.
West, a 6-foot Lakeville, Minn., native who just completed his second year of collegiate basketball at St. Cloud Technical and Community College, was a two-year starter and helped lead the team to a 22-6 record in 2013. West averaged 14.5 points and 4.5 assists per game, and shot 34 percent from three-point range and 78 percent on free throws.
Fargo South senior Cassidy Meyers batted in three runs on three hits in Tuesday's early 16-2 win at Valley City before the Hi-Liners took a 3-2 lead but yielded 16 runs in the final three innings for an 18-3 loss.
"We didn't hit much," Hi-Liner senior Masyn Olson said. "We didn't have many fielding errors, they just shelled us. But we're talking better as a team, and our defense is better."
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Hi-Liner bats came alive in the sixth inning for a 4-1 home win over Fargo North on Tuesday before stacking 10 fourth-inning runs in the follow-up for a decisive 13-3 triumph.
"We played well after a rocky start," Valley City sophomore Heather Knutson said. "We found a way to hit the ball and extend leads."
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A new informal group designed to help non-native speakers improve their use of English will start soon when English Corner has its first meeting 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Monday at the Valley City-Barnes County Public Library. More in Tuesday's issue of the Times-Record.
Valley City's Dr. Gary Krapu, retired U.S. Geological Survey wildlife biologist and North Dakota native, recently received the L. H. Walkinshaw Crane Conservation Award for his career-long research on sandhill cranes.
More in Tuesday's Times-Record.
Valley City residents are encouraged to clean up their properties during clean-up week, which runs Monday through Friday this week.
More in Tuesday's Times-Record.
Fargo North sophomore Nathan Hegstad held Valley City batters to three hits to take Friday's first game at Charlie Brown Field, 13-0, then junior Bryce Schroeder no-hit Valley City through five innings for a 17-0 win in the second.
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Hi-Liner track and field set 16 new personal records at Friday's Fargo South Classic Invite, from which the boys team took fifth of five teams with 41 points.
New personal records include:
Sophomore John Halgrimson's 19-foot, 4-inch Long Jump for second place and eight points
Junior Ashley Durheim's 74.96 seconds in the 400-meter Dash for 11th and six team points
Freshman Caleb Reign's 45-foot, 2-inch Discus Throw and 77-foot, 3-inch Javelin Throw
Freshman Hunter Olstad's 45-foot, 1-inch Javelin Throw
Sophomore Lucas Jury's 25.98 seconds in the 200-meter Dash
Barnes County Relay for Life is hosting a talent show during this year's event. Nicole Cleveland, activities and entertainment chair for the Barnes County Relay for Life, encourages those who have a talent and would like to showcase it to help raise money to fight against cancer to sign up for the contest.
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This was a 3 hr journey from Playa Del Carmen but well worth it. The bus was exactly as described and really comfortable. Our guide gave us some general info about the Mayans on the way there so this gave you an idea of how they lived etc. Once there he organised everything and had clearly done this many times, the man clearly knew everything and was more valuable than any guide book could be. Also the food at the Hotel was good I read in other reviews that people didn't know that they had to pay for there drinks but in our case the guide was very clear about it, as were the hotel. Great day out
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This is a great way to see New York. The Subway may get you from A to B that bit quicker but using the hop on hop off allows you to see much more of the city and comes with guides who know their stuff the buses run really frequently too, about 10-15 minutes so your never stood around very long.
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This was top quality and safety is top priority too. you are even seated according to your weight for balance. The pilots also give you snippets of info as well but really it all explains itself. The views are amazing and cannot be matched.
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The Pacific Institute's reinstatement of climate scientist — and confessed identity thief and email hacker/saboteur — Dr. Peter Gleick as the Institute's president, demonstrates again the depths to which the climate alarmists will stoop to advance their agenda.
Governments and dictators assembling in Rio de Janeiro for the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development must adopt even more stringent policies to reduce the number of people in the world and make sure that those who remain stop consuming so much, a taxpayer-funded network of more than 100 science institutions demanded in a newly released statement.
Updated Agenda 21 video from The John Birch Society, April 30, 2013.
As governments and dictators around the world prepare for the upcoming "Rio+20" United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development, the establishment press is hyping — rather than questioning — a dubious new UN report claiming that humanity's failure to adopt so-called "sustainability" schemes threatens the Earth. Among the global entity's controversial recommendations: less people, less consumption, "lifestyle modifications," and a "shift" toward new "equity-based values."
After enduring a series of financial and logistical hiccups, California's landmark high-speed rail project has become increasingly unpopular among voters, as the project's enormous price tag continues to inflate and as the state's budgetary woes grow more severe.
House Republicans passed two amendments on a spending bill Tuesday that would bar the federal government from imposing light bulb standards that critics say are too meddlesome. Passed through a voice vote, the provision would amend the Energy and Water spending bill for 2013 by preventing the Energy Department from spending money to enforce bulb efficiency regulations that were established in a law passed during the Bush administration.
Alabama's new anti-Agenda 21 law is worthy of emulation by other states in 2013.
The United Nations will be pushing for an expansion of its already powerful global environmental agency at this year's Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro, June 20-22. The United Nations Environmental Program (UNEP) will be renamed the UN Environmental Organization (UNEO) and promoted to the level of a "specialized agency," giving it more authority and allowing it to receive more funding.
With the heat of summer looming in the immediate future, radical environmentalists have conjured a new global warming threat with which to alarm the public. According to a new report from the National Resources Defense Council (NRDC), tens of thousands of Americans will begin to die from the effects of global warming. The report, "Killer Summer Heat," begins with the measured, calm tones of scientific discourse: "Climate change is literally killing us." However, despite the panic tones, mankind has proven to be an amazingly adaptive species, and even climate scientists have had to admit there is little evidence of warming — let alone a human cause to any such warming.
The Guardian recently reported a billionaire-funded vast right-wing conspiracy to sabotage President Obama's energy agenda and defeat him in the upcoming elections. Environmental correspondent Suzanne Goldenberg pointed to a February meeting held in Washington, DC, of what she called "a network of ultra-conservative groups" backed by the billionaire industrialist Koch brothers. Adding fuel to the fire, she also revealed a "confidential strategy memo" discussed at the meeting which advised "using 'subversion' to build a national movement of wind farm protesters."


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One Liberty Place stood as the tallest building in Philadelphia for 20 years, but it was overtaken last year by the 975-foot Comcast Tower, and with stiff competition to build ever-higher skyscrapers, it's unlikely that will be the tallest building for long. Developers are already proposing a 1,500-foot skyscraper, and Philadelphia residents and officials seem to welcome the plans.
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SAN ANTONIO -- A San Antonio police officer has been arrested and charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and two counts of deadly conduct.
Daniel Lopez, 42, has been placed on administrative leave pending the outcome of an investigation. He has been an officer for eleven years.
The initial call was for a shooting the call was later updated with disturbance with a gun, said Chief Willima McManus.
It was Thursday night on the 100 block of Whitecliff. Lopez was allegedly holding his wife at gunpoint. Their two children were inside.
Police said Lopez held them at bay for about twenty five minutes.
He was eventually arrested, said McManus.
He turned himself in peacefully. No one was injured. However, Lopez was already on administrative duty for an incident that happened in June.
He fired a shot in the air, or in the ceiling at his home, said the chief.
Off camera, friends told me they didn't think Lopez was capable of doing anything like this. Chief McManus said Lopez was dealing with deeper issues but couldn't comment any further.
Anytime there may be an issue we try to get the officer whatever help they may need, said the chief.
Lopez has now been placed on administrative leave. His bonds total $85,000.


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CHILDREN at Leintwardine Primary School cooked healthy pizzas and rhubarb muffins with the Easy Peasy Cooking Bus, thanks to funding secured by Mortimer Country Food Fair's Loving Local Food project from the Big Lottery Fund.
With the continued wet weather here's the chance to taste a little bit of Spain – thinly sliced chorizo, a reminder of warm summer evenings.
DIXIE Innes, who grew up in Monmouth, has made it to the final 12 of Channel 4's cookery competition, The Taste, in which contestants stand or fall on a single spoonful of food, judged by Nigella Lawson, Anthony Bourdain and Ludo Lefebvre
THE Herefordshire Farmers' Market Association always has a busy December with extra Christmas Markets added to the regular weekly and monthly markets across the county, however, their thoughts have already turned to the New Year and encouraging the markets to grow in 2014.
ONE of the stars of BBC2's The Incredible Spice Men, Cyrus Todiwala, will be Dewsall Court's Supper Club head chef for one night only on Thursday, October 24.
RHIANNON Taylor only opened her B&B at Little Trewern, near Longtown three months ago, but her guests have been so enthusiastic about the home-made French croissants, the tartes tatins, the brioche, as well as the sweet and savoury eclairs that she serves, that they have asked her to teach them how to make them.
YOUNG chef Tom Evans is celebrating after winning the title Flavours of Herefordshire Young Chef in Industry 2013, organised by Visit Herefordshire and sponsored by Axon Enterprises in association with Electrolux.
THE box office for the 2013 Abergavenny Food Festival went live on Tuesday, with the weekend's full programme and ticket purchase now available online.
ONE of Herefordshire's youngest craft cider producers is delighted to announce that it has won prizes for two of its ciders.
THOUSANDS of food lovers will be heading to the north of the county on June 29 for the Shobdon Food and Flying Festival.
SHOBDON Food Festival, set up nearly a decade ago to support local farmers and producers, has moved to a new home at Shobdon Airfield for this year's event.
LAST year, Herefordshire barbecuers The Beefy Boys made their debut at food and music festival Grillstock, and finished seventh in the competition.
HEREFORDSHIRE producers have reason to celebrate with Court Farm Tillington and Pip's Cider both receiving awards in the annual Flavours of Herefordshire Awards.
JULES Hudson, presenter of the BBC's Escape to the Country, who has recently moved to Herefordshire, revealed the winners of the prestigious Flavours of Herefordshire Awards 2013 at a special awards dinner.
DEWSALL Court's popular Supper Club will welcome local chefs Jonny Evans and Billy Pallett for an evening of gastronomic indulgence on Saturday, January 19.
THE third Abergavenny Christmas Food and Drink Fair this weekend showcases fabulous exhibitors from Wales, the Marches and further afield.
ONE of the star attractions of the newly branded Allpay Flavours of Herefordshire Food Festival on October 27 and 28, is certain to be Mary Berry of the BBC's hugely popular Great British Bake-off.
ANYONE with a vegetable garden will know that this summer has not enjoyed the easiest conditions for growing your own.
IT seemed as if summer would never come, but as I am writing this we have had barbecues every night for the last week to make the most of the long awaited sunshine. Hereford Farmers' Market will be bringing barbecues into the heart of the city as part of Tropical Hereford when it sets up the Farmers' Market Big Beach Barbecue on August 16 and 23. Producers at the market have been putting their mind to some new products and recipes for the summer season. Whyle House Lamb have lamb burgers – something a bit different, made from leg and shoulder meat with no added rusk, just a bit of mint and seasoning – gluten free as an added bonus. They also have something new this year – lamb spare ribs with lots of meat on them and ideal for marinading. Tudge Meats have their ever popular tasty sausages, and one of the Tudge family favourite barbecue recipes is tenderloin and chorizo kebabs (see recipe, right). The wet weather had one positive outcome as Beth, from Beth's Buns, had become so disheartened by the recent wet weather that she came up with rainbow cake to lift everyone's spirits. Each colour is baked individually and then sandwiched together to make a fantastically colourful centrepiece for any picnic. Ã Further information at hfmg.org or on Twitter @HFDshireFarmMkt. Market's set to cheer up summer Tough task for flavour judges Four Shire Food, Arts and Craft Festival at Whitbourne Hall: Sunday, August 19. Herefordshire Country Fair, Whitfield Estate: Sunday, August 5. Tropical Hereford – children's fun events in High Town, Monday, August 13, to Tuesday, August 28. FFooood eeveennts inn AAuuguust Tenderloin and chorizo kebabs Recipe by Matthew Drennan Makes six. Takes 20 minutes to make, 10-12 minutes on the barbecue, plus soaking 2 pork tenderloins, each about 350-450g 2 thick slices granary bread 200g thin piece chorizo, cut into 24 slices 6 tbsp olive oil ½ tsp paprika 1 tbsp chopped fresh sage Vegetable oil, for brushing 1. If using wooden or bamboo skewers, soak six in cold water for at least 30 minutes. 2. Meanwhile, trim the pork of any excess fat, then cut into bite-size cubes, giving 24 pieces in all. Cut the bread into 24 cubes, slightly smaller than the pork. Thread four pork pieces, four bread pieces and four chorizo slices alternately onto each soaked skewer. 3. Mix the olive oil with the paprika, sage and some seasoning, and brush over the skewers, making sure you soak the bread well. 4. Brush the cooking grate with a little oil. Barbecue the skewers directly over a medium heat source for 10-12 minutes – turning halfway and brushing with any remaining paprika oil – until cooked through.
IF you're in the centre of Hereford on Saturday or any Thursday in July, pay a visit to the farmers' market in High Town and earn yourself a free cup of coffee.
THE Flavours of Herefordshire Awards scheme launches its 14th year with an all new line-up of categories, judging criteria and voting systems.
THE Flavours of Herefordshire Awards, celebrating the very best of food and drink in the county, are well under way in time for this year's Flavours of Herefordshire Festival, which will be hosted for the first time in its seven years in the city centre on October 27 and 28.
THE 2012 Shobdon Food and Flower Festival promises a line up of quality food and drink, arts and crafts, demonstrations, displays, live music and evening concerts and a celebration of the re-opening of Shobdon's unique church after lengthy renovations.
JUNE sees a new date for the local foodie calendar as the first Yarkhill Field to Fork Festival takes place to celebrate local food and drink.
THE Bell at Skenfrith, one of the Borders' most famous watering holes is now under new management.
JUST before Christmas, five confident young chefs set out to show their culinary skills in the students' kitchen at Lady Hawkins School, Kington.
GIVE the foodie in your life a perfect Christmas gift with a ticket to Dewsall Court's Valentine's Supper Club on Saturday, February 15, a very special event with Valentine Warner.
HEREFORD has a new restaurant, The Den, which opened last week in West Street.
CHRIS Harrod, who trained under the world famous Raymond Blanc at Le Manoir aux Quat'Saisons, has become chef owner at the Michelinstarred Monmouthshire restaurant with rooms, The Crown at Whitebrook.
SATURDAY sees the official opening of Green Cow Kitchens following an extensive refurbishment.
THE recent heatwave has seen even the most reluctant outdoor chefs dust off their barbecue tongs and get cooking out of doors, and there's nothing more likely to put people in the holiday spirit than the sizzling of burgers on coals – or gas.
WHEN Angharad Warren moved from London to Rosson- Wye three years ago, she looked for a naturally made breakfast cereal, but when she couldn't find one she decided to make her own.
ANYONE familiar with Manchester's eclectic northern quarter, crammed with its vintage shops and quirky independent bars, would feel a sense of déjà vu stepping into Leominster's newest bar.
DEBBIE Attrill started making wine just over 25 years ago when her uncle gave her a small fermentation bin and a very tatty, very old beginner's guide to wine-making book.
ORGANISERS of this year's Shobdon Food Festival have assembled the biggest mix yet of talented local chefs and artisans to demonstrate at the event, which takes place on Saturday and Sunday, June 29 and 30.
AN event at Waterstones in Hereford on May 16 marks the publication of the unique Ethicurean Cookbook.
ERIC Celton's tempting delicatessen, Barber & Manuel, has built an enviable reputation for the wide range of produce it stocks and Eric's delicious home-made food, not to mention the popular coffee shop.
AS the festive season becomes a distant memory, why not make a foodie new year resolution and escape from the rut of cooking the same meals week in and week out?
WHEN Annabel Oxford was made redundant last summer from her job in the training department of the primary care trust, she decided it was time for a change of career.
THROUGHOUT December there's a feast of Christmas fairs and events across the county, offering great opportunities to buy locally produced food and drink for the festivities.
HEREFORDSHIRE'S farmers' markets have welcomed two new stallholders whose qualifications are, at first sight, slightly surprising as both Gerald Williams and Pam Davenport have doctorates – Gerald is a material physicist and Pam a psychologist.
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SEPTEMBER sees not one, but two, acclaimed food festivals celebrating the abundance of great local food and great local producers.
FLAVOURS of Herefordshire judges had a tough task on their hands deciding which of the county's wealth of produce was worthy of gold, silver or bronze.
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Voters will decide on a new Missouri Lottery ticket Aug. 5, with proceeds going to the Missouri Veterans Commission Capital Improvement Trust Fund to be used for construction, maintenance and renovation needs of veterans' homes and for other veterans services.
If approved, Missouri Constitutional Amendment 8 will amend Section 39(b) of Article III of the Missouri Constitution to read:
"No later than July 1, 2015, the state lottery commission shall develop and begin selling a "Veterans Lottery Ticket," and all net proceeds received from the sales of such tickets shall be deposited solely in the veterans commission capital improvement trust fund, as provided by law."
Proponents say the lottery would help fund the state's seven veterans home, which have 1,800 on the waiting list. They point out that Kansas, Iowa and Illinois have veterans' lotteries and have raised millions annually.
One of the major criticisms of Amendment 8 is that it will take money from the education coffers. Approximately 24.5 cents of every dollar spent on the Missouri Lottery benefits Missouri's public education programs.
Gary Gill, a local veteran and former Smithton teacher, said while he plans to vote in favor of the ticket, he has mixed feelings about it. He referred to the Missouri Lotto slogan "Play it Forward" while describing the dilemma of using gambling proceeds to fund two things near and dear to many Missourians: education and veterans.
"'Playing it forward' is one of the most fraudulent advertising campaigns ever. You're justifying people to go spend a ton of money, but it's OK because you're paying it forward," Gill said. "Why are we approaching things this way? Education is one of the most important investments we can make in the future, and we are trying to fund part of it from gambling proceeds."
He continued that funding veterans' causes through gambling does not make a lot of sense to him either. Veterans, in his opinion, are one of the most valuable assets to our society because they have "Played it Forward," in a far different sense.
"If you are put in harm's way, you have 'played it forward.' Even if you are not put in harms way, which a majority of soldiers are not, they have given up their lives and their time to the service of our country," Gill said.
"Why are we paying for things to help and assist veterans through gambling proceeds? Are we saying we are gambling on veterans? Are we are gambling on education? It kind of appears that way."
In years past, a portion of casino revenues, federal dollars and an average $2,000 per month boarding fee provided veteran's services. However, according to the Associated Press, fewer people are visiting and spending money at Missouri's 13 casinos, leaving lawmakers to scramble for a solution. That solution came in the form of Amendment 8, a veterans lottery ticket.
Another drawback, according to Gill, is that many veterans will end up purchasing the ticket to support other veterans, while they themselves are on fixed incomes.
"Encouraging veterans on fixed incomes to buy a veterans ticket, because it's a veterans ticket or to 'pay it forward' by going to the casinos, there is a huge irony here. Somehow politically, I don't think we have our heads screwed on straight," said Gill.
Missouri Statute established the Missouri Veterans Commission Capital Improvement Trust Fund, which will oversee the money from the ticket sales if the measure is approved.
The funds are used for the construction, maintenance, renovation, or equipment needs of homes; construction, maintenance, renovation, equipment needs and operation of cemeteries; and fund transfers to the Missouri Veterans Homes Fund to maintain the solvency of that fund. It also funds the medallion recognition programs.


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Villa / 4 bedrooms / sleeps 9
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Villa / 4 bedrooms / sleeps 9
|Key Info
This fabulous villa is light and spacious and furnished to an extremely high standard throughout. It is located in the exclusive Dunas Douradas resort, which is famous for having the finest selection of beach bars on its fabulous, golden, sandy dunes. The resort is in the centre of the Golden Triangle, in between Quinta do Lago and Vale do Lobo and is the perfect location to soak up the sun in style.
|Sleeps up to 9, 4 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|900 m
|Car not necessary
|Nearest Amenities
|2 km
|Nearest travel links
|18.5 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages, Suitable for people with restricted mobility
|No pets allowed, Yes, smoking allowed
Features and Facilities
|Private outdoor pool (heated), Internet access, DVD player
|Private outdoor pool (heated)
|Central heating, Air conditioning, Pool or snooker table, Table tennis, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms of which 2 En suites and 2 Shower rooms
|Double beds (3), Single beds (2)
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Private outdoor pool (heated), Balcony or terrace, Private garden, BBQ
|Further details indoors
This impressive, two-storey villa has been luxuriously decorated throughout using high-quality, modern furnishings. On the ground floor, the large living room has a feature, floodlit brick ceiling and three sets of patio doors which lead to the pool area. An archway from the living room leads to the formal dining area, which can seat eight on its beautiful leather chairs. The kitchen is contemporary in design, with all of the latest appliances.
Villa Amalia has four stylish bedrooms. Two of the bedrooms are on the ground floor. One has a double bed, an en-suite shower room and patio door leading to a terrace, the other has twin beds and an adjacent shower room. The two remaining bedrooms are located on the first floor. The master suite has a double bed, an en-suite bathroom with a separate shower and two sets of patio doors open out to the shared, covered balcony. The fourth bedroom has a double bed, an en-suite shower room and patio doors leading to the shared balcony. On a lower level is a fabulous entertainment room with comfortable sofas, a 50 inch plasma tv with home cinema, a snooker table, indoor football table and ipod sound system.Steps at the side of the balcony lead up to the roof terrace, which offers spectacular views of the surrounding area and golden sand dunes.
This villa can accommodate eight people in the existing bedrooms and a further child under twelve on a fold away bed. Villa Amailia benefits from air conditioning throughout which is included in the cost of the villa.
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A warm terracotta terrace surrounds the 16 x 4m swimming pool, which is entered via roman steps and can be heated during cooler months at an extra charge. Beautifully landscaped, sub-tropical gardens and lush green lawns offer a good level of privacy for sun bathing. The covered terrace offers a choice of seating areas, including comfortable sofas and cushions. A dining area with outdoor living area, built in gas barbecue and food preparation area presents the perfect setting for al fresco dining. For summer 2012 there will also be an outdoor synthetic putting green.
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For this villa there is a maid service five times a week and a mid week towel change. For guests staying longer than one week there is also a weekly linen change.
Clients are required to pay a refundable security deposit of £500 in cash to the local manager upon arrival.
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Throughout the Algarve, old traditions mingle with more cosmopolitan ways of life in a landscape of outstanding natural beauty. A land of contrasts, of sheer cliffs and rolling hills and beautiful beaches. There are vast stretches of fine golden sand, extensive dunes and sandy coves backed by spectacular cliffs and rock formations all along the Algarve coast. The Algarve has much to offer the discerning traveller and there is sure to be an Algarve holiday villa to suit your particular tastes and holiday plans.
For those looking for activity holidays, the Algarve is one of Europe's premier golfing destinations whilst the tennis schools offer fantastic facilities. Water sports are second to none with waterskiing, scuba-diving, big game fishing and dolphin spotting trips available at most beach resorts.
This beautiful villa is located on the exclusive resort of Dunas Douradas on the magnificent coastline, a five minute drive between the resorts of Vale do Lobo and Quinta do Lago and is set in a spectacular pine forest. Dunas Douradas boasts a superb roman style swimming pool, tennis courts, a five star restaurant and mini-market. The exclusive resort of Vale do Lobo, home to the jet set, offers visitors an excellent choice of designer boutiques and trendy restaurants with a sophisticated atmosphere. The resort has a beautiful, sandy beach, bordered by red sandstone cliffs, with beach bars and cafes overlooking it. Quinta do Lago offers superb facilities in beautiful surroundings of wide beaches, rolling dunes and lagoons of the nature reserve. A fifteen minute drive takes you to the famous resort of Vilamoura, a top-class tourist resort with a marina, golf courses, hotels and luxury accommodation. A wide choice of marine excursions leave from here including big game fishing, charter yachts and dolphin spotting.
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I've always enjoyed playing a crowd control role in MMOs. In CoH I played each controller primary to max level, and had a bunch of controller alts. In GW1, I was naturally drawn to the Mesmer when I started. Of course, other professions had cc, such as snares and kds. However, in a lot of areas most players utilize minion/spirit walls for cc. Seldom do I see planning for crowd control except in end game areas like UW and DoA.
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Welcome to Quattro Torra Residenza d'Epoca!
This Siena farm house offers free Wi-Fi and a garden. Guests can also enjoy drinks as there is a bar/lounge.
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- Pets accepted
- Free parking
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- Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 999.99, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation.
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Check-out: before 10:00 AM.
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Old fashioned room. Poor toilet. Beds and sofas not very comfortable. No lights from entrance to the rooms (use your mobile device). Receipt given at check-out is of an amount lower than the price paid. Staff very friendly in american standards.
- January 2013
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Castello delle Quattro Torra (Castle of Four Towers) was built in the 1200s. It's situated apart from, but in sight of the nearest town, Siena. Lots of stairs to climb, especially since our room was in one of the towers! It's not dark and musty, as I had allowed myself to imagine when envisioning our stay there. You know, images of dark hallways lit only by candles and Dracula lurking in a corner somewhere. Rather, it's well-maintained, very pleasant, bright, and sunny thanks to the many big windows. The owner, Nicola, is warm, helpful and friendly, and he ensured that our stay there was perfect! We had our own private room for breakfast. The food was delicious. My favorite part was the warm brioche (like a croissant) and their homemade jams - orange marmalade and plum. The coffee was great. So was the setting. So was the view. So was everything.
- October 2009
- Venere Guest
- Couple
- Australia
Although wifi was advertised it was not available, but the magnificent view and surroundings surpassed the availability of wifi.
- August 2009
- Venere Guest
- Family with young children
- Taiwan
Originally I reserved the blue room, however, due to some mistake by Nicola and we were then arranged in the apartment. I found the apartment is very spacious and the view from the windows is also great. The down side is no air-conditioning and only one stand fan was provided.
- July 2009
- Venere Guest
- Couple
- Italy
Beautiful castle with amazing views. The only drawback was it was very difficult to find even using the GPS, but the owner met us in town and we followed her back.
- May 2009
- Venere Guest
- Couple
- France
amazing site with beautiful view of the surroundings. Spacious room. Nice breakfast. Friendly and helpful owner/staff ready to provide you with good recommendation on sites to visit, food, shops. One remark : be ready to climb up stairs... but the view worths it.
- April 2009
- Venere Guest
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My wife and I spent two relaxing nights here on our honeymoon in Italy. We stayed in the 'Apartment' with our own giant living room & full kitchen. The bathroom was small by American standards, but we had no issues with water pressure or hot water. Nicola was a gracious host, and was able to help us find a local hardware store in addition to restaurants. We highly recommend staying here for a unique experience, and hopefully will get a chance to return.
- February 2011
- Venere Guest
- Couple
- Italy
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- Venere Guest
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- France
Quattro Torra Farmhouse reviews by TripAdvisor
Room Details
Book your pet-friendly accommodation at the 3-room Quattro Torra Residenza d'Epoca. Televisions in each room offer entertainment at the end of a long day. Business travelers visiting the Siena area will have access to free wireless high-speed Internet access.
Bathrooms are outfitted with showers and complimentary toiletries. Minibars, coffee/tea makers and hair dryers can be found in each room to accommodate basic traveling needs.
Accommodation Services
- Mini bar
- Coffee and tea maker
- Hairdryer in each room
- Wireless Internet access
Distances from Farmhouse Quattro TorraPorta Romana - 2.5 km / 1.6 mi
San Spirito - 2.6 km / 1.6 mi
Basilica di Santa Maria dei Servi - 2.6 km / 1.6 mi
Basilica dell'Osservanza - 2.8 km / 1.7 mi
Oratorio di San Bernardino e Museo Diocesano - 2.8 km / 1.8 mi
Siena Basilica di San Francesco - 2.8 km / 1.8 mi
San Martino - 2.9 km / 1.8 mi
Siena State Archives - 2.9 km / 1.8 mi
Sinagoga di Siena - 2.9 km / 1.8 mi
Palazzo Piccolomini - 2.9 km / 1.8 mi
University of Siena - 2.9 km / 1.8 mi
Piazza del Mercato - 3 km / 1.8 mi
Torre del Mangia - 3 km / 1.9 mi
Palazzo Pubblico - 3 km / 1.9 mi
Piazza del Campo - 3 km / 1.9 mi
The preferred airport for Quattro Torra Residenza d'Epoca is Florence (FLR-Peretola) - 55.2 km / 34.3 mi.
Distances are calculated in a straight line from the property's location to the point of interest or airport and may not reflect actual travel distance.
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PBA: Washington delivers at the most opportune time for GlobalPort
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MANILA, Philippines — Veteran forward Jay Washington picked the best time to come out of his slump.
With GlobalPort fighting for survival, Washington towed Batang Pier to its first-ever playoffs appearance in the Mikee Romero-owned franchise's young history.
"Jay-Wash has been struggling in our past few games and the way he rose to the challenge is a clear sign of how good of a player he is," said GlobalPort head coach Junel Baculi of his off-season acquisition.
The 31-year-old Washington has been groping for form in his first eight games donning GlobalPort's colors.
And in his last two games prior to his 30-point, 14-rebound night in a 113-106 win over Barangay Ginebra San Miguel in overtime last Friday, Washington had been off-the-mark with a woeful seven-of-21 shooting from the field.
"He didn't let his recent funk get him down," added Baculi. "Instead, he took the challenge by the horn and came out a winner."
The former Petron Blaze slotman Washington, who was named the Accel-PBA Press Corps Player of the Week, also shone at the defensive end with five blocks apart from his offensive outburst that had him making six out of his 10 attempts from beyond-the-arc and 10-of-20 from the floor overall, which included a dagger of a jumper that made it, 109-106, with only 50 seconds left in the extra session.
Explosive import Markeith Cummings and fiery guard Sol Mercado also played a vital role for the Batang Pier's breakthrough conference after finishing at the bottom of the standings in their first two conferences in the league.
But it was Washington's time Friday night, in a game where GlobalPort, which locked up the fifth seed and arranged a quarterfinals duel with defending champion Rain or Shine, needed someone to deliver.
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Longer simply means more than a daysail. The idea is that we spend most the time enjoying what Lake Macquarie has to offer, but make our way up to Port Stephens or down to Pittwater for a couple of days at a time. Much as I would like to take the kids for longer and more adventurous sails, I don't see it happening in the short-to-medium term future.
I don't think I'm going to afford a boat that would fit our family comfortably for much longer that that. At least, not before the kids are too old/independent to spend a week cooped up with each other and not drive me mental
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Partisan divide spells defeat for Obama nominee
WASHINGTON President Barack Obama's choice to head the new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau established in the wake of the 2008 financial collapse faces almost certain defeat in the Senate, the victim of a particularly nasty partisan fight that could spill over into next year's presidential campaign.
Few question former Ohio Attorney General Richard Cordray's credentials for the job. But nearly all of the Senate's 47 Republicans are expected to vote against him Thursday, maintaining a GOP filibuster that requires 60 votes to break.
"This is not about the nominee, who appears to be a decent person and may very well be qualified," said Sen. Orrin Hatch, R-Utah. "It's about a process that is running out of control."
The agency, which officially opened in July, is designed to protect consumers taking out loans, using credit cards and making other financial transactions.
Republicans say it was constructed with far too much power and far too little accountability, and 45 of the Senate Republicans have signed a letter to Obama saying they would vote against any nominee to head the agency unless changes are made in its structure.
They want the director replaced by a bipartisan board and Congress to have control over its purse strings rather than the Federal Reserve. They also want to make it easier for other financial regulatory offices to overrule bureau decisions.
The White House has launched a vigorous counterattack. Last Sunday, White House officials said they would give briefings and interviews to journalists from seven states to pressure Senate Republicans from those states to vote for Cordray.
Sen. Susan Collins, a moderate Republican from Maine, one of the targeted states, said she voted for the financial overhaul act last year but "I am completely opposed to appointing a nominee to head this bureau until we correct the very serious structural flaws" in it.
On Tuesday, in a major policy speech in Kansas, Obama chastised Republicans for refusing to confirm his nominee. "Why? Does anybody here think that the problem that led to our financial crisis was too much oversight of mortgage lenders or debt collectors?" he asked.
Obama pledged to "veto any effort to delay or defund or dismantle the new rules that we put in place" with last year's financial overhaul law.
Even if Republicans continue to filibuster the nomination, "we will never sign onto attempts to permanently gut this agency," Sen. Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., said Wednesday. "This is going to be a bellwether issue, not just today but throughout 2012 and into the campaign."
Four of the 37 state attorneys general who endorsed Cordray earlier this year appeared Wednesday at the White House on his behalf, and Deputy Treasury Secretary Neal Wolin warned at a White House briefing that delay confirming Cordray could affect millions of Americans.
Under law, the agency must have a director before it can begin to oversee non-bank lenders, debt collectors, credit reporting agencies and student loan providers. Without a director, Wolin said, "millions of American people will remain vulnerable to some of the same regulatory gaps that helped to create the financial crisis."


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Expressions of interest to be invited from IT majors for allotment of land
IT Park will provide jobs to 10,000 people
Recruitment Processing Outsourcing unit opened
CHENNAI: A formal notification for the setting up of an Information Technology Special Economic Zone by ELCOT at Viswanathapuram in Hosur has been issued by the Central government.
Information Technology Minister Poongothai Aladi Aruna on Monday told reporters at Hosur that the IT-SEZ would be spread over 177 acres and ELCOT would construct a Rs.14-crore complex measuring 50,000 sq ft.
Tenders to erect the building and other basic infrastructure have been floated and construction would start in a couple of months. Expressions of interest would be invited from IT majors for land allotment.
"Once the IT park comes into being, around 10,000 educated people will get employment in the region. As there is a huge demand for software and IT-enabled services, the State government is developing eight IT parks in Tier-II and Tier-III towns in the State," she said.
Accompanied by officials of NASSCOM, and ELCOT, Dr. Aruna visited the State's first Panchayat Business Process Outsourcing-cum-call centre at Sanasandiram in Krishnagiri district and inspected the functioning of the Tamil Nadu State Wide Area Network at the Collectorate.
Dr. Aruna also inaugurated the Recruitment Processing Outsourcing unit at Uthangarai with 60 seats. Currently it employs around 30 persons.
This centre, functioning in association FOSTeRA, will undertake resume mining and reverse process outsourcing functions and inform U.S.-based firms about the availability of skilled workers.
The IT Minister visited a couple of rural Common Service Centres in the district that are offering Business to Citizen (B2C) services, such as railway ticket booking and airline booking.
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Dani tells Joe that she's voting to keep him.
When the Power of Love overcomes the Love of Power, the World will know Peace
I never needed to hear that phrase come out of Joe's mouth. Ack.
forget the alliance wheel... now we need an "information bubble" -- who knows what, who's pretending they don't know something, who doesn't know who else knows, etc etc.
With Dan at the top, knowing everything
all I know is that I keep getting confused so I'm not gonna try to remember it all.... time to just sit back and enjoy the mist
Send me home next week! I'm taking food out of your daughter's frikkin mouth ... I'm stealing books and schools from kids in Africa! - Zach
Poor Dan can't do anything without it being because he's evil
Yeah, it was funny in the kitchen when Dan, Frank, and Jenn were all talking and then someone says, "Hey, Shane's coming in!" and they all quickly looked like they were going about their business and looking for food.
Isn't Shane supposed to be in their alliance with Dan, Frank, Jenn, and Dani?
I don't think they can even keep up with who is supposed to know what!
Pretty sure this is one jury vote Dan will have to apply extra mist to should he get to the finals. Joe is one angry chef.
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