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Posted on: December 10, 2010 11:56 am
Gruden meets with Foley, Meyer
Posted by Jerry Hinnen
It's time for one of those pieces of news that's more Rorschach Test than hard data: what do you see when you look at Jon Gruden chatting with Urban Meyer and Florida athletic director Jeremy Foley at an Outback Bowl function?
Do you see ...
-- Foley and Meyer making a straightforward power play for one of the perenially hottest names on the coaching circuit?
-- Foley following the lead of his peers in the Miami athletic department and gauging Gruden's interest in coming to the college game as a prelude to potentially offering him the Gator job?
-- a discussion between three lifetime football guys about football issues, maybe even issues related to Florida, but without any real expectation that Gruden would be interested in the available coaching position?
-- a brief, cordial chat between three guys who just so happened to be in the same Tampa room at the same time and just so happened to be an available high-profile football coach, a second high-profile coach football who had just resigned, and the athletic director responsible for replacing the latter with someone like the former?
Since we've got absolutely nothing to go on other than the fact that Foley, Meyer, and Gruden happened to be sharing the same space -- a space in which which all three had good reason to be, what with the Gators playing in the Outback and Gruden living in Tampa -- and a few words of conversation, it's more than a little premature to assume Foley was offering Gruden the keys to one of the richest kingdoms in all of college football.
But it also seems unlikely that Foley, who's sworn he's going to conduct an exhaustive search for the Gators' new head coach (despite needing just the one trip to Starkville, really), would be willing to chat up Gruden in a public setting and not at least float the possibility of Gruden's coming to Gainesville.
Whether Gruden would be more receptive to a ready-built program like Florida than he was the Hurricanes, well, that's another thing you might see between the blots and might not. But this much we know: Foley, Meyer, and Gruden have given us something to look at, and until the Gator search narrows or Gruden emphatically states "I'm not going to Florida," there's going to be plenty of staring.
Category: NCAAF
Posted on: December 9, 2010 4:28 pm
Fisher says yes, he'll be calling Gator recruits
Posted by Jerry Hinnen
The game of recruiting is one where sharks are forever circling any given team's targets and commitments, looking for the one hint of blood that could let them sway a given recruit in a given direction. And seismic news like Urban Meyer's resignation at a recruiting juggernaut like Florida is like tossing those sharks a huge bucket of chum.
This is a given. A coach like Jimbo Fisher at Florida State wouldn't be earning the full amount of his multi-million dollar salary if he didn't at least make a phone call to any Gator recruits who might be inclined to give his Seminoles a closer look given the turmoil in Gainesville. But it's not every day one of the sharks comes right out and admits, as Fisher did at a Chick-Fil-A Bowl press conference today, that yes, he's going to be one of the ones circling (emphasis added):
As Fisher points out, the 2011 recruiting cycle is so far advanced at this stage that there's a limit to how much he and the Gators' other rivals can benefit. But that doesn't mean the 'Noles won't be thrilled if they can get a second shot with Florida commitments like one-time FSU target Nick Waisome, a four-star defensive back from Groveland, Fla., or a better shot with hotly-pursued uncommitted Lake City, Fla. defensive tackle Tim Jernigan.
One player is always just one player, but given how badly the 'Noles embarrassed the Gators in this year's season finale and how well the Seminoles have already recruited this cycle, every recruit that widens the gap between the two programs makes it that much harder for whoever takes over in Gainesville to regain the Gators' dominance of the state. When their rivals aren't even bothering to disguise their intentions of exploiting Meyer's departure for maximum effect, it's obvious how quickly Jeremy Foley will need to find Meyer's replacement ... and how badly he'll need to make the correct choice.
Posted on: December 8, 2010 8:23 pm
Louisville to do everything to keep Strong
Posted by Tom Fornelli
While I went over the emotions running through Starksville earlier today -- emotions athletic director Scott Stricklin is trying to soothe -- Mississippi State isn't the only school in the country worried that Urban Meyer's latest resignation will affect its football program. Louisville is also the home of a former Florida coordinator under Meyer, Charlie Strong.
Strong's name is likely to come up at some point during the coaching search, and Louisville athletic director Tom Jurich knows it. Which is why he's planning on doing whatever it takes to keep Strong in Kentucky.
"He brings everything to a job from A to Z," Jurich told The Courier-Journal. "I will do everything in my power to make sure he stays because he is a perfect fit for this city and this university."
Of course, just because Louisville wants to keep Strong, that doesn't mean it will be able to. The lure of coaching at Florida is a strong one, as it's easily one of the top jobs in the country, if not the best job in the country. Florida could also offer Strong a lot more money than he'll make at Louisville, which is always a nice card to play when luring a coach.
So even if Jurich does everything in his power to keep Strong, I'm not sure he has the power to pull it off should Gainesville come calling.
Category: NCAAF
Posted on: December 8, 2010 6:19 pm
Edited on: December 8, 2010 6:23 pm
McGloin to start against Gators in Outback Bowl
Posted by Chip Patterson
The Outback Bowl became a lot more interesting on Wednesday with the news that Urban Meyer would step down as Florda's head coach following the game. The true irony, of course, is that the opposing coach is Penn State's Joe Paterno, who still has not retired at the age of 83 [note: Paterno will turn 84 on December 21]. But while everyone spends the foreseeable future discussing the future of the Florida football program, the Nittany Lions will prepare to face the Gators of the present.
Step one in that preparation was naming a starting quarterback. After the signal calling duties were split throughout the season between Rob Bolden and Matt McGloin, but Paterno has named McGloin the starter for the team's bowl game on New Years Day.
"I think that Matt is the quarterback," Paterno said in a bowl teleconference earlier this week. "Now the other kid (Bolden) has a lot of ability, but he is a true freshman in the truest sense of the word – he wasn't even here for spring practice. He came in and unfortunately we had to start him a few games early until the other kid (McGloin) started to show some promise."
So talk all you want about Urban Meyer, Dan Mullen, Winston Churchill, or the Ghost of Tim Tebow, but the Outback Bowl will still be about the 2010 Gators against the 2010 Nittany Lions. If anything, Penn State has gained a competitive advantage from the new off-field distractions out of Gainesville. For a team that struggled in the big games this year, the Nittany Lions will take every advantage they can get.
Category: NCAAF
Posted on: December 8, 2010 5:01 pm
Edited on: December 8, 2010 5:43 pm
Life as a Mississippi State fan
Posted by Tom Fornelli
Urban Meyer stepping down at Florida does not just affect the Gators football program. No, it can be felt throughout the SEC, specifically at a school like Mississippi State. Though it's still early in the process, you can bet that former Florida coordinator and current Mississippi State head coach Dan Mullen's name will be coming up as a replacement for Meyer in Gainesville.
Which is just the latest twist in the roller coaster ride that Mississippi State fans have been on for the last few weeks. Now, I could sum it all up in words, but words are boring. So instead I present to you "Life As A Mississippi State Fan" in MS Paint. Because pictures are worth a thousand words, so get ready for like 1,400 more words.
Category: NCAAF
Tags: Art!, Coaching Rumors, Dan Mullen, Florida, Jon Gruden, Miami, Mississippi State, MS Paint, SEC, Urban Meyer
Posted on: December 8, 2010 3:38 pm
If Mullen's off the board, where will Miami turn?
Posted by Jerry Hinnen
With the news that Urban Meyer has resigned/retired at Florida (delete as you personally see applicable), the Dan Mullen sweepstakes has a new almost-certain winner. The Gators will likely see Mullen as their Nos. 1, 1A, and 1B candidates, and there's no better fit -- and no place that can pay him more money -- for Mullen than his old stomping grounds in Gainesville. From the outside, it appears to be the kind of marriage that'll have both parties at the courthouse before anyone even knows they're courtin'.
That may be great news for Gator fans who would be happy to sacrifice Meyer if it meant replacing Steve Addazio' s hapless play-calling with Mullen's tried-and-proven offensive acumen, but it's a terrible blow for Mississippi State (who given their financial constraints will have no chance of keeping Mullen if/when the Gators come calling) and a big one for Miami as well. Depending on which reports you believe, the 'Canes had made Mullen their top candidate after being turned down by Jon Gruden , and given his offensive pedigree and performance in Starkville, he was the option with the best combination of availability and likelihood of success.
If he's off the board, where might Miami athletic director Kirby Hocutt turn? A flurry of reports out of South Florida have identified the candidates currently at the forefront of the search. (The 'Canes will apparently risk receiving another sternly-worded letter from Donald Trump , as Mike Leach is not among them.) Taking them one coach at a time, and assessing their chances of eventually taking their talents to South Beach:
Tommy Tuberville, Texas Tech: Tuberville has a strong Miami connection, having coached there for eight years and winning a national-title as a defensive coordinator under Dennis Erickson, and would certainly be capable of preserving the team's defensive improvement under Randy Shannon. He would almost certainly accept the job if offered, as whispers have indicated Tuberville has been campaigning hard for the job behind the scenes. (Then again, Tuberville's agent is infamous rumor-starter Jimmy Sexton, so take that with a grain of salt.) The problem is that Tuberville is already 56, with his best coaching days behind him, and has struggled at times putting together a working offensive staff. Would he cause enough of a splash?
Randy Edsall, UConn: Then again, if the 'Canes are seriously considering Edsall, making a splash isn't high on their list of concerns. Edsall would maintain Shannon's sense of rugged discipline, with an old-school grinding running game to match, and there's no doubt he's wrung the most out of his fledgling program. But the Huskies haven't actually been "good," even by Big East standards, as much as they have been the team least-prone to shooting itself in the foot.
Kevin Sumlin, Houston: Sumlin is a young, charismatic coach with an exciting up-tempo offense that ought to put butts in seats; he should be able to immediately connect wit hthe 'Canes fickle fanbase in a way the above candidates might not. But he's also by far the least proven, having made his name by maintaining Art Briles' previous good work at Houston.
Al Golden, Temple: Golden's resuscitation of the Owls is one of the most impressive feats of college coaching of the past few years, and he's young enough that he could be a cornerstone for Miami for years and years to come. But there's a strong sense -- bordering on consensus -- that Golden is waiting for Joe Paterno' s retirement for a shot at the Penn State gig. After Turner Gill' s struggles at Kansas , it's also worth wondering if rebuilding jobs in the MAC are easier than they're made it out to be.
Mike Stoops, Arizona: In what might be seen as a too-close-for-comfort parallel with the Shannon era, Stoops's steady year-by-year improvement project in Tucson took a minor step backwards this year. But Stoops' sideline antics prove he's got the energy for the job, and his reclamation job with the Wildcats has been impressive. But Miami may not be able to pay him much more than Arizona can, and there doesn't seem to be as much buzz as there is with the candidates above.
And that, for the time being, is the list (though the reports also agree that other candidates are likely on the radar screen). There's a few reasonably solid options there, and at this point you might have to consider Tuberville the favorite; he has the biggest name, the strongest ties, and likely the most intense interest. But if Mullen is truly no longer in the picture, Hocutt might also have to get creative to stave off the perception that the Gators stole his hire's thunder clean out from under him.
Category: NCAAF
Tags: Al Golden, Arizona, Dan Mullen, Dan Mullen to Florida, Donald Trump, Florida, Florida coaching search, Houston, Jon Gruden, Kevin Sumlin, Kirby Hocutt, Miami, Miami coaching search, Mike Leach, Mike Stoops, Mississippi State, Randy Edsall, Randy Shannon, Steve Addazio, Temple, Texas Tech, Tommy Tuberville, UConn, Urban Meyer, Urban Meyer resigns, Urban Meyer retirement
Posted on: December 8, 2010 2:44 pm
Edited on: December 8, 2010 2:54 pm
Urban Meyer steps down from Florida
Posted by Adam Jacobi
The college football world was rocked today when the University of Florida announced that Urban Meyer would step down as head coach after the Gators' Outback Bowl match against Penn State on January 1. A press conference is scheduled for later this evening.
The announcement comes nearly a year to the day after Meyer's last resignation from the school, and like last year, Meyer's current resignation appears to be health-related. While Meyer doesn't specifically mention health in his resignation, he also makes no mention of any future professional aspirations, just to spend more time with his family. Moreover, as Ken Gordon of the Columbus Dispatch reported today, sources close to Meyer indicated that he appeared to be in poor health once again, suffering from various stress-related maladies. In other words, it's extremely unlikely at this point that Meyer's resignation is a sign that he's a candidate for the Denver Broncos (featuring third-string quarterback Tim Tebow ) or that his impending availability had anything to do with the firing Josh McDaniels earlier this week.
And again, Meyer has announced that he will at least coach through the end of this season, so Florida fans dreading the words "interim head coach Steve Addazio " can at least rest easily. The Florida job is high-profile enough that the school will likely have its pick of candidates, so any downtime between Meyer's stepping down and the new coach's hiring should be minimal -- think a couple weeks or so.
Here's Meyer's statement, released through the university:
Category: NCAAF
Tags: Denver Broncos, Denver Broncos Urban Meyer, Florida, Florida Interim Coach, Gators Interim Coach, Josh McDaniels, Josh McDaniels Fired, Outback Bowl, Penn State, SEC, Steve Addazio, Tim Tebow, Urban Meyer, Urban Meyer Denver, Urban Meyer Quits, Urban Meyer Resigns, Urban Meyer Retires, Urban Meyer Steps Down
Posted on: December 7, 2010 2:18 pm
Edited on: December 7, 2010 2:27 pm
Meyer leaving wiggle room to oust Addazio?
Posted by Jerry Hinnen
This time of year, it's standard for coaches who aren't committed to leaving their current positions but who also aren't committed to staying in them, either, to issue a non-denial denial, something along the lines of "I'm happy where I am" or "I'm not looking to leave [School X] right now." Sure, it sounds nice, but the gap between statements like those and the iron-clad "I'm going to be here next year/I'm not going to take that other job" is still easily wide enough to drive the coach's moving vans through.
None of this is news to longtime college football fans, of course. And of course, Urban Meyer doesn't need to use any of that kind of double-talk when it comes to his own employment; he's not going anywhere.
But this may be the first time a coach has put those kind of statements to use to discuss someone else's employment. Meyer has been asked repeatedly in recent weeks about his intentions to retain or dismiss under-fire offensive coordinator Steve Addazio, and though he's consistently stated he plans on keeping Addazio in his current position, he's also consistently left the door open to making a change.
The most recent example came on an Outback Bowl teleconference yesterday, when Meyer addressed the situation like this:
Meyer said Monday that right now he anticipates Addazio staying in that position next season.This much we can say: Meyer has not decided to keep Addazio as his OC for 2011. "Expecting" is not the same as knowing. "Further updates" are most certainly not the same as it being a done deal. So cheer up, Gator fans: there's still a chance that Addazio could get the hook, and judging by how gently Meyer is tiptoeing around the subject, there might even be a good chance.
We're not going to tell Addazio to keep the moving company's number around, because he's been invaluable to Meyer as a recruiter and assistant head coach; if he loses the coordinator's chair, it's far more likely he's simply reassigned within the staff rather than told to leave Gainesville entirely. But we also wouldn't recommend Addazio have any new business cards printed up any time soon.
Category: NCAAF
Tags: Florida, Outback Bowl, SEC, Steve Addazio, Urban Meyer


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This course covers the basics of AutoCAD WS, focusing on workflows and collaboration that will help you and your team work more efficiently with this cloud-based CAD application. Author Jeff Bartels explains how to use the mobile and browser versions of the app, how to upload files and folders, and how to access and review drawing content. The course also shows how to perform standard markups, edit geometry and annotations, and plot to both PDF and DWF formats. A dedicated collaboration chapter demonstrates how to share drawings and use the Timeline feature to keep track of a drawing's version history.
Sometimes drawings require the use of custom symbols. Fortunately, AutoCAD WS supports blocks using a workflow that is similar to traditional AutoCAD. In this lesson, we'll create and insert a block. On my screen is the beginning of a tree removal exhibit. What we have is some proposed lot geometry that has been placed over the top of an existing site. I am going to launch the Zoom Window tool, and I'll zoom in on these trees at the middle of the site. Right here we can see that one of the proposed roads is passing through some existing trees.
So a requirement of this design is that a few of these trees will have to be removed. Now, rather than marking this drawing up for someone else, I can easily finish this exhibit myself by creating a block to mark each tree that needs to be removed, maybe something that looks like a large red X. Let's zoom in a little closer. To create my symbol, I am going to start by launching the Circle command, and I'll draw a circle at the center of one of these large trees. I will then pull out and click such that my circle is slightly larger.
I will then select the circle and use the Move tool to pick it up from the center and place it over here in an open area. This gives me some room to work. To create the X shape, I'm going to go to the Draw tab, I'll launch the Rectangle command, and I'll create a rectangle over here on the right side that is about the same height as the circle. I will then launch the Line command, and I'll create a diagonal line from the upper-left corner to the lower right. This gives me a nice midpoint object snap at the center.
Next, I'll select my rectangle geometry, and I'll use the Copy command to copy it from the midpoint of the diagonal line to the center of the circle. I'll press Escape when finished. I will then reselect my rectangle geometry, and I'll use the Rotate command to rotate it from the same midpoint 90 degrees. I will reselect the geometry again and use the Move option to move it from the midpoint to the center of the circle.
At this point, my geometry looks a lot like a plus, so I'll use a crossing selection to select both rectangles and use the Rotate option to rotate them around the center of the circle 45 degrees. Finally, I'll select each of my diagonal lines, and I'll press Delete because they're no longer necessary. Now to convert this geometry into a block, I'm going to select it, I will then go to the Insert tab--this is where we'll find the Block tools-- I'll click the Create Block button, and I'll give my block a name. I'm going to call this Removal.
I'll click the Pick Point button, and I'm going to select the center of the circle as the insertion point. I will also select Open in Block editor, and I'll click OK. This opens the geometry in the Editor, giving me one more chance to make any file changes. I'm going to take this opportunity to select the circle, and I'll press Delete to remove it. I will then click Save Block, and I'll click the X to close the Block Editor. If I select my original geometry now, you can see that this has been converted into my first inserted block.
Now I don't need a block in this location, so I'm going to press Delete to remove it from the drawing. I will then pan the file over and center the trees on screen. Now I can start inserting my new symbol. First, let's check the current layer. To do that, I'll go to the Home tab, and then I'll open the Layer Control, I'll push the slider up, and I'm going to select the _AutoCAD WS layer. This happens to be red, which is perfect. To insert my block, I'll go back to the Insert tab, and I'll click the Insert Block button.
Note that in AutoCAD WS, we can insert any block that has been defined in the drawing. I'll select the Removal block. I'm going to keep the original Scale and Rotation, and I'll click OK, and I'll place this at this center of this large tree. Now at first glance, this symbol doesn't carry quite the weight that I wanted it to. No problem, I can simply edit the block. To edit the block, I will click to select it. I will then move up and click the Edit Block button. Note that you can also edit blocks by double clicking on them.
This takes me back into the Block Editor. From here, I am going to come down to the Draw tab, and I'll add some hatch. I'll click the Hatch tool. I'm going to stay with the Solid fill, and I'll use the Hatch Select method. I'll choose one of my rectangles and press Enter. I will then select the other rectangle and press enter. When I am finished, I'll click the X to close the Hatch tools, and then I'll click the X to close the Block Editor. I will then choose Yes to save the changes and my symbol looks much better.
Let's insert a few more. I'll go back to the Insert tab and click Insert. I'll click OK, and I'll place this symbol at the center of this other large tree. To mark these three smaller trees, I'm going to go back to the Insert command, I'll change the scale to .5 and click OK, and I'll place a marker at the center of tree 87. Note that it came in at half the size. I will then repeat the process for the remaining two trees.
In case you're wondering, I could also accomplish something similar using the Copy command. At this point, I am well on my way towards finishing this exhibit. All I have to do is pan around the drawing and identify any remaining trees that need to be removed. With its support for blocks, AutoCAD WS becomes an even more powerful tool to add to your workflow. Just imagine using it to place furniture inside a floor plan or maybe trees in a landscaping plan. With this tool, you are only limited by your imagination.
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Wildlife Friendly Rice Captures Elite Market
The Wildlife Conservation Society was awarded a DM grant in 2008 to pilot Cambodia's first market for payment for environmental services generated from agriculture using a "wildlife-friendly" branding and marketing strategy. Here is an update after 4 seasons.
In early 2009, when Ibis Rice first hit the dining tables of ten of Siem Reap's elite and socially responsible hotels and restaurants, Le Meridien Angkor was amongst them. Going on the basis of a tasty sample and the willingness to aid conservation in Cambodia, these early supporters were vital to the fledgling enterprise. Today many have joined the ranks of Wildlife Friendly® establishments, both here and in Phnom Penh.
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Regardless of whether we do empirical or theoretical work, we all have to utilize information given to us by others. In the field of development economics, we rely heavily on surveys of individuals, households, facilities, or firms to find out about all sorts of things. However, this reliance has been diminishing over time: we now also collect biological data, try to incorporate more direct observation of human behavior, or conduct audits of firms.
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In Cambodia, similar to many developing countries with considerable service delivery challenges and weak regulatory environments, the first choice for health care is often a private medical provider. But despite the overwhelming popularity of such facilities – in Cambodia, more than 76 percent of health care visits in 2005-2006 were to private providers according to the most recent Demographic and Health Survey -- research and interventions mainly have focused on public sector health services.
Sharing experiences on building national ICT/education agencies
There was a good reason for the recent Global Symposium on Building national ICT/education agencies to have taken place in Seoul. South Korea has demonstrated that making a single specialized agency responsible for integrating ICTs in the education sector to implement the ambitious goals of government can bring high rate of return. Since its inception in 1999, KERIS (the Korean Education Research & Information Service) has made a significant contribution into helping build a knowledge and information-based society in Korea, helping to enhance the nation's education system and research competitiveness through its work at the secondary and primary education levels. Increasingly looking to share lessons from its experience with other, KERIS has established many partnerships in other East Asia and Pacific countries, and is developing partnerships with countries in other regions as well. Numerous countries invited to the Seoul Global Symposium were explicitly interested in how they 'might set up their own KERIS', and saw the forum as an opportunity to learn firsthand from the Korean experience. For four days, over 120 representatives from 32 countries discussed a variety of issues related to organizational structures, staffing, funding schemes, institutional evolution, and other challenges along the way when building and developing ICT in education agencies.
Wildlife Conservation Society's Ibis Rice Project Procures Rice for 2011
The Wildlife Friendly Ibis Rice program has begun purchasing a new crop of rice for the coming year. The first 7 tons of paddy (out of a total of about 120 tons for 2011) was procured last week. Participating farmers were paid a premium of 100 riel per kilogram above middleman prices for their rice.
This project really is "for the birds" - Development Marketplace projects protects the Giant Ibis
Paying small farmers more, protecting fragile habitat and safeguarding spectacular wildlife, now there's a win-win!
Encroaching agricultural land is a perennial challenge for the protection of national parks around the world. In Cambodia, the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) developed an innovative approach to conservation by promoting wildlife friendly farming techniques. The project area is home to important habitat for birds and mammals, including Giant Ibis, White-shouldered Ibis, Bengal Florican, and three Critically Endangered vulture species, Asian Elephants, Tigers and wild cattle.
It is part of World Bank tradition that, just before retiring, a staff member sends a short email to his/her colleagues to express how much they have enjoyed the challenges of working here, the partnerships they have had in their focus countries, and - most of all - the camaraderie of their committed, dedicated, hard-working co-workers. All this could be perceived as trite, but the feelings are absolutely genuine – as I am now finding.
Cambodia moves to increase exports of its "white gold" (rice)
To a tourist visiting Cambodia, or to a French consumer living in Cambodia (whose food habits require a complement of pasta and potatoes), rice will mainly mean the stunning landscapes of rice fields, yellow at harvest time, bright and liquid during the rainy season, with shades of green meanwhile.
Development Marketplace 2008 winner IDE Cambodia captures first Nestlé prize of $475,000
Development Marketplace 2008 winner International Development Enterprises Cambodia is the recipient of the first Nestlé "Creating Shared Value" prize worth $475,000. The award will support IDE Cambodia to scale its micro-franchise agricultural program that has substantially raised the income of participating Cambodian farmers (photo at left).
IDE Cambodia received the prize -- for which 549 applicants from 79 countries competed -- at a ceremony Friday, May 28, in London.
The award will permit IDE Cambodia to extend its Farm Business Advisors (FBA) program -- initially funded with a $200,000 grant from Development Marketplace -- by recruiting and training an additional 36 advisors, generating approximately US $1.9 million in new income to impact 20,000 people in over 4,000 rural households around Cambodia. This represents an increase in income by upwards of 27 percent.


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Researchers from Stanford University will be in Sacramento from Sept 3-13 for Voices of California, a long term linguistic research project to study regional differences in English as spoken across California. Sacramento probably does have a unique linguistic flavor but those of us who've been here long might be hella immune to its nuances. From… Read more »
Roseville's Susac called up to SF Giants
Former Jesuit High School star Andrew Susac, who was drafted by the San Francisco Giants in 2011, got the call to the big leagues today. This news is so fresh the kid hasn't even had time to Tweet it yet, but he'll be in uniform for tonight's game against the Dodgers. Susac unfortunately owes his… Read more »
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therethere is a new tee-shirt company that specializes in hyperlocal designs. Starting in 2010 with the Oaklandish brand, (which I might add I saw a lot of in a recent visit to the East Bay) they have branched out into other locales where they partner with local artists to create screen printed tees using iconography… Read more »
"6 states" initiative could appear on ballot
The group behind the batshit-insane proposal by venture capitalist Thomas Draper to divide California into 6 separate states has gathered enough signatures to appear on the ballot, according to this article. Sacto would be in "North California" which would run from the Sonoma coast to Lake Tahoe. For some reason Silicon Valley and Jefferson (pictured)… Read more »
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Tire waste recycled into… garbage?
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Pop-up TARDIS lending library in Tahoe Park
Daniel Steinhart, a healthcare administrator from my neighborhood of Tahoe Park, constructed a "Little Free Library" near his home in Tahoe Park. This one is notable for its incredibly geeky shape: a 1960s-era police call box from the UK, now popularly known as the TARDIS, the ship The Doctor (as in "Doctor Who") uses to… Read more »
Anonymous Do-gooder Does Good Well
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Nineteenth-century graffitti at Sutter's Fort uncovered
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Geologix Accelerates Programs at Tepal With 7 Drill Rigs
Monday, June 13, 2011
Geologix Accelerates Programs at Tepal With 7 Drill Rigs13:31 EDT Monday, June 13, 2011VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - June 13, 2011) - Geologix Explorations Inc. (TSX:GIX)(FRANKFURT:GF6)(BERLIN:GF6)(MUNICH:GF6)(STUTTGART:GF6) (the "Company") is pleased to announce the commencement of multiple accelerated work programs at the Tepal project in Michoacán state, Mexico.Following the completion of the Company's successful 2010 resource expansion drilling programs and the receipt of the April 2011 Preliminary Assessment report completed by SRK Consulting (Canada) Inc., the Company elected to accelerate the project's development by dual streaming its advancement through initiating prefeasibility programs while continuing to test ongoing resource expansion and exploration drilling targets outside the currently known zones.A total of seven drill rigs have been contracted and are scheduled to arrive on site in June. It is expected that five of the drills will be allocated to prefeasibility drilling in and around the North, South, and Tizate zones to provide the necessary infill drilling data to bring the current Tepal resource to a Measured and Indicated category as required for prefeasibility. At the same time, the remaining drills will be utilized for ongoing resource expansion and exploration drilling outside the known zones. These drills will then be utilized to test any subsequent targets delineated by this summer's property-wide exploration work.President and CEO Dunham Craig stated, "The completion of the April 2011 Preliminary Assessment Report was a major milestone for the Tepal Project. It verified favourable assessed project economics of the currently known zones and evidenced to us that Tepal's advancement warranted a dual stream approach with ongoing aggressive exploration and resource expansion work, paralleled by the preparation and commencement of a prefeasibility study to advance toward the permitting stage." A portion of the upcoming drilling program will provide sampling for advanced metallurgical studies. Major Drilling International Inc. and Intercore Perforaciones S. de R.L. de C.V. have been engaged to complete a total of 40,000 metres of drilling in this extensive 2011 drill campaign. In preparation for this program and ongoing development at the Tepal project, the Company has completed construction of a 60-man full facility camp on site. In an effort to delineate new targets at Tepal, the Company has initiated property-wide exploration programs aimed at testing nearly 160 square kilometres of previously untested ground. Commencing later this month, the Company will conduct an airborne geophysical survey over the entire 172 square kilometre land package. Silt sampling, prospecting, mapping and soil geochemical grid surveys are already underway over much of the prospective area. Upon compilation of this work, exploration drilling will test any newly delineated targets. Subsequent to the data cut-off of the last resource estimate, the Company has completed over 10,000 metres of resource expansion drilling at the Tizate Zone and is awaiting final compilation of results. Exploration is expected to continue for the next 2 years with final environmental impact, archeological, water and prefeasibility engineering studies initiated as part of the preparatory work required for advancing the project towards project financing. The Company expects the drilling and other necessary prefeasibility work to be completed near the end of the first quarter of 2012. The Company has budgeted C$8.0 million for the completion of the prefeasibility programs with additional funding available for future exploration target drilling. Upon successful completion of these programs, the Company will be positioned to submit the necessary permitting applications to the Mexican government.Geologix Explorations Inc. is a mineral exploration company focused on acquiring, exploring and developing mineral resource opportunities with the potential to host world class mineral deposits. The Company's primary focus is the Tepal Gold-Copper Porphyry Project in Michoacán State, Mexico, where the Company has completed a Preliminary Economic Assessment study ("PEA") of the existing resource and is continuing to aggressively explore for additional gold and copper mineralization in an effort to expand the size of the resource and scale of the possible future mining operation.FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT: Dunham CraigGeologix Explorations Inc.President & CEO604.694.1742 or Toll Free: email@example.com WilsonGeologix Explorations Inc.VP Corporate Communications604.694.1742 or Toll Free: email@example.com Toronto Stock Exchange has not reviewed and does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.


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You Are Here - Bruton Street, Mayfair, London, UK
This "you are here" map is at a docking station for Santander Cycles (new sponsors from February 2015). This docking station is on the south east side of Bruton Street at the junction with Bruton Lane.
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You Are Here - Wimbledon Common, London, UK
This "you are here" map is on Wimbledon Common and shows the layout of Wimbledon and Putney Commons. The map is to the south east of the windmill on the south east side of Inner Windmill Road.
Vous êtes ici - Parc régional des Îles-de-Saint-Timothée, Saint-Timothée, Qc, Canada
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This map is on the trail of the Regional Park of the Îles-de-Saint-Timothée, arriving on Île des Frères.
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A map of the original alignment of the National Trails Highway and Route 66 in barstow at the Route 66 "Mother Road" Museum.
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Spoil tip "Hoppenbruch" information board.
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This "you are here" map is part of an information board, "Welcome to Richmond Green", that is located at the west corner of the green at the junction with The Green and Little Green.
This "you are here" map is on the north east bank of the River Thames at Richmond. It is close to the Old Town Hall and Information Centre.
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A You Are Here map at an entry/exit point of one section of the walk.
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You Are Here [CZ: Nacházíte se zde] beside the gate to Sychrov chateau.
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The ruins of the largest gold producing mine complex of Aruba that operated from 1899-1986 and was named after the Miralamar hilltop. This abandoned mining complex and mountain is now in the Arikok National Park. There is a park fee to enter.
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According to Rotoworld.com, Mike Mayock of the NFL Network believes the Oakland Raiders will draft either left tackle Lane Johnson or defensive tackle Sharrif Floyd with the third overall pick.
NFL Network's Mike Mayock predicted on Path to the Draft that the Raiders will either select Oklahoma LT Lane Johnson or Florida DT Sharrif Floyd at the No. 3 overall pick.Mayock is convinced Luke Joeckel and Eric Fisher will go 1-2. Raiders GM Reggie McKenzie's roster is the least talented in football, so he'll stick to his board and draft the best left. If that's Johnson, he'll be the pick regardless of the fact that he'd play right tackle in Oakland. If that's Floyd, he'll fit an immediate need. We also wouldn't rule out Oakland selecting Star Lotulelei.
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I thought I had ruined this. It was remarkable. After four hours it was complex, bright fruit, aromatic nose. Magnificent. Amazing wine.
Mocha, oak, berry fruit, coffee, lots of torrefaction, actually, lots of everything but still sleek and polished in the Ridge style. Probably very attractive if this is your thing, but this was blown away by the '89 Monte Bello next to it.
Very disappointing. Thought this would be holding up well, considering how good the Monte Bello and Estate are. Instead, this lacked structure and vibrancy and just seemed tired. Performed more like I'd expect from a Coast Range at this age (ie. not bad, but rather boring). Should've put the '01 Napa Cabs poured alongside to shame, instead it fell flat.
Decanted. Initial taste was a bit off (maybe a tiny bit corked?) - so rating refelcts this uncertainty. The "funk" blew off after an hour or so.. then a nice deep purple fruit nose came through. Still - rather one-dimensional flaovr. Little tannins left... so may be past its prime.
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1799 $1 Irregular Date MS63 PCGS. 13 Stars. B-15a, BB-152. Die State IV. One of the three "Irregular Date" Dollars of 1799...
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Rare Mint State 1799 Irregular Date, Reverse of 1798 Bust Dollar1799 $1 Irregular Date MS63 PCGS. 13 Stars. B-15a, BB-152. Die State IV. One of the three "Irregular Date" Dollars of 1799, this particular obverse die is paired with the "Fifteen Stars" reverse, so-called as some of the reverse stars overlap the clouds. It is the only 1799 variety with the reverse stars arranged in a line pattern as on certain 1798-dated Dollars and was in fact struck from a leftover 1798 reverse die (B-24, BB-124). This glossy Mint State specimen easily merits Condition Census ranking and is likely the finest known B-15. The mint luster shimmers over each side and the surfaces are richly toned with even gray patina and strong underlying rose hues. Sharply struck on the obverse with especially strong hair details, there is just the slightest bit of softness evident on the reverse. There are no obvious or detracting abrasions on either side of this lovely, high grade early Dollar. Population: 1 in 63, 1 finer (10/05).
Ex Heritage Long Beach Sale (February, 2005), lot 7328.
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The Buffalo City Council, at their Tuesday meeting, approved two projects to be added to the Northeast Wyoming Municipal Group's packet, essentially a wish list for funding that will go to the Wyoming State Legislature at their next session.
At their Tuesday meeting, the Johnson County Commissioners backed a proposal to name a hillside near his home in southern Johnson County as "Chris LeDoux Point."
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1793 Chain 1C AMERICA AU53 PCGS. S-3, R.3. The Chain cents were the first coins struck by the United States in the new Mint...
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Pleasing Quality 1793 S-3 Chain Cent1793 Chain 1C AMERICA AU53 PCGS. S-3, R.3. The Chain cents were the first coins struck by the United States in the new Mint building in Philadelphia. The first coins in the series were the Chain AMERI pieces, followed by those with AMERICA spelled in full. Five die varieties are known, cataloged as Sheldon-1 through 4 plus Sheldon's NC-1. All of these coins, amounting to a total production of 36,103 pieces, were coined in late February and early March. In March 1795, Mint Director Elias Boudinot reported to Congress: "It was also a considerable time before an engraver could be engaged, during which, the chief coiner was obliged to make the dies himself, and yet the dies are subject to frequent failure by breaking." As Henry Voigt was the chief coiner early in 1793, it is he who made the dies for these coins. The reverse, consisting of a 15 link chain to represent the 15 states, was meant to signify the strength of the nation, yet it was interpreted by many or most to represent slavery.
Among the five known varieties of Chain cents, the Sheldon-3 die variety is easily the commonest variety. Walter Breen suggested that the mintage of this single variety may have been half of the entire Chain cent production, although the actual quantity was probably a bit less. This example is a late die state with clash marks visible before Liberty's face and neck and roughening in the fields below UNITED STATES.
Both sides of this piece have lovely medium brown color with hints of olive and tan. The surfaces are smooth and attractive with few defects, although a light hairline scratch is noted in the right obverse field. EAC 35.
From The Troy Wiseman Collection.(Registry values: N7079) (NGC ID# 223F, PCGS# 1341)
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There are four public houses located in Thornhill: the Old Cottage, Pendragon, Pentre Gwilym House and the Ffynnon Wen. A fifth pub, The Traveller's Rest is de facto in Thornhill due to its geographic location; although it is de jure in Caerphilly based on its postcode and council locale. Despite being placed directly off the M4 corridor, Thornhill has no motorway junction; although it is generally theorised amongst residents that the long awaited 'Junction 31' will serve Thornhill.
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