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Cŵyn y Gwynt– JOHN MORRIS JONES Cwsg ni ddaw i'm hamrant heno, Dagrau ddaw ynghynt. Wrth fy ffenestr yn gwynfannus Yr ochneidia'r gwynt. Codi'i lais yn awr, ac wylo, Beichio wylo mae; Ar y gwydr yr hyrddia'i ddagrau Yn ei wylltaf wae. Pam y deui, wynt, i wylo At fy ffenestr i? Dywed im, a gollaist tithau Un a'th garai di? Sooner tears Sooner tears than sleep this midnight Come into my eyes, On my window the complaining Tempest groans and sighs. Grows the noise now of its weeping Sobbing to and fro- On the glass the tears come hurling Of some wildest woe. Why, oh wind against my window Come you grief to prove? Can it be your heart's gone grieving For its own lost love? Dacw long yn hwylio'n hwylus Heibio i'r trwyn ac at yr ynys, Os fy nghariad i sydd ynddi, Hwyliau sidan glas sydd arni. There beyond that nose of headland The ship sails on towards the island; If my darling is aboard her There are blue silk sails upon her. WARNING - Jenny Joseph When I am an old woman I shall wear purple With a red hat which doesn't go, and doesn't suit me. And I shall spend my pension on brandy and summer gloves And satin sandals, and say we've no money for butter. And gobble up samples in shops and press alarm bells And run my stick along the public railings And make up for the sobriety of my youth. I shall go out in my slippers in the rain And pick the flowers in other people's gardens. And learn to spit. You can wear terrible shirts and grow more fat And eat three pounds of sausages at a go Or only bread and pickle for a week And hoard pens and pencils and beer mats and things in boxes. And now we must have clothes that keep us dry And pay our rent and not sear in the street And set a good example for the children. We must have friends to dinner and read the papers. But maybe I ought to practise a little now? So people who know me are not too shocked and surprised When suddenly I am old, and start to wear purple. We Are Seven - WILLIAM WORDSWORTH I met a little cottage girl: She was eight years old, she said: Her hair was thick with many a curl That clustered around her head. 'Sisters and brothers, little maid How many may you be?' 'How many? Seven in all, 'she said And wondering, looked at me. 'And where are they, I pray you tell?' She answered, 'Seven are we; And two of us at Conway dwell And two are gone to sea. Two of us in the churchyard lie, My sister and my brother, And in the churchyard cottage I Dwell near them with my mother.' 'You say that two at Conway dwell And two are gone to sea. Yet ye are seven! – I pray you tell, Sweet maid, how this may be?' 'Their graves are green and may be seen,' The little maid replied, 'Twelve steps or more from my mother's door, And they are side by side. 'My stockings there I sometimes knit, My kerchief there I hem; And there upon the ground I sit, And sing a song to them. And often after sunset, Sir, When it is light and fair I take my little porringer And eat my supper there.' 'How many are you then. 'I said, 'If they two are in heaven?' Quick was the little maid's reply, 'O master! we are seven.' 'But they are dead; those two are dead! Their spirits are in heaven!' 'Twas throwing words away, for still The little maid would have her will: 'NAY, MASTER! WE ARE SEVEN! LUCK IN SARAJEVO - Izet Sarajlić In Sarajevo in the spring of 1992, everything is possible: you go stand in a bread line and end up in an emergency room with your leg amputated. Afterwards, you still maintain that you were very lucky. I don't cause my teachers trouble. My grades have been O.K. I listen to my classes and I'm in school every day. My parents think I'm average my teachers think so too. I wish I didn't know that The Average 'cause there's lots I'd like to do. Child I'd like to build a rocket I've a book that shows you how MICHAEL or start a stamp collection BUSCEMI well, no use starting now 'cause since I've found I'm average I'm just smart enough to see to know there's nothing special that I should expect of me. I'm part of that majority, that hump part of the bell, who spends his life unnoticed in an average kind of hell. Old Age – JOHN MORRIS JONES 'Henaint ni ddaw ei hunan'; - daw ag och Gydag ef a chwynfan, Ac anhunedd maith weithian, A huno maith yn y man. Old age never comes alone' – it brings sighs, With it and complaining; And now a long lack of sleep, And, soon enough, long slumber. Pain its constant companion, - always weak, Always aching somewhere; Sore limbs and restless slumber, And before long so long to sleep. A Nest - ROGER JONES Ni fu saer na'i fesuriad – yn rhoi graen Ar ei grefft na'i drwsiad, Dim ond adar mewn cariad Yn gwneud tŷ heb ganiatâd. No viewing by surveyors – and no sight Of the city planners; Two plain and happy linnets Just building, knitting their nest. The Footpath - J T JONES 'Rwy'n hen a chloff, ond hoffwn, - am unwaith, Gael myned, pe medrwn I'm bro, a rhodio ar hwn; Rhodio, lle gynt y rhedwn. Old and lame, I'm game to go – just once more, My youth's path to follow; Just ambling, limping along, Limping where once I clambered. Scaffolding – SEAMUS HEANEY Masons, when they start upon a building Are careful to test out the scaffolding: Make sure that planks won't slip at busy points, Secure all ladders, tighten bolted joints. And yet this all comes down when the job's done, Showing off walls of sure and solid stone. So if, my dear, there sometimes seem to be, Old bridges, breaking between you and me. Never fear. We may let the scaffolds fall, Confident that we have built our wall. THE PLANTER'S DAUGHTER - Austin Clarke When night stirred at sea And the fire brought a crowd in, They say that her beauty Was music in mouth And few in the candlelight Thought her too proud, For the house of the planter Is known by the trees. Men that had seen her Drank deep and were silent, The women were speaking Wherever she went – As a bell that is rung Or a wonder told shyly And O she was the Sunday In every week. Rose From A Friend author unknown I would rather have one little rose I would rather have a loving smile From the garden of a friend, From friends I know are true, Than to have the choicest flowers Than tears shed 'round my casket When my stay on earth must end. When to this world I bid adieu. I would rather have a pleasant word Bring me all your flowers today In kindness said to me, Whether pink, or white, or red, Than flattery when my heart is still I'd rather have one blossom now And life has ceased to be. Than a truckload when I'm dead. Leisure - W. H. DAVIES What is this life if, full of care, We have no time to stand and stare?— No time to stand beneath the boughs, And stare as long as sheep and cows: No time to see, when woods we pass, Where squirrels hide their nuts in grass: No time to see, in broad daylight, Streams full of stars, like skies at night: No time to turn at Beauty's glance, And watch her feet, how they can dance: No time to wait till her mouth can Enrich that smile her eyes began? A poor life this if, full of care, We have no time to stand and stare. HUGS- author unknown There's something in a simple hug A hug is an amazing thing, That always warms the heart, It's just the perfect way It can welcome us back home To show the love we're feeling, Or make it easier to part. But can't find the words to say. A hug's a way to share the joy It's funny how a little hug And sad times we go through, Makes everyone feel good, Or just a way for friends to say In every place and language They like you 'cause you're you. It's always understood. Hugs are meant for anyone And hugs don't need equipment, For whom we really care, Special batteries or parts. From your Grandma to your neighbour Just open up your arms, Or a cuddly teddy bear. And open up your hearts. THOSE WINTER SUNDAYS - Robert Hayden Sundays too my father got up early and put his clothes on in the blueblack cold, then with cracked hands that ached from labour in the weekday weather made blanked fires blaze. No one ever thanked him. I'd wake and hear cold splintering, breaking. When the rooms were warm, he'd call, And slowly I would rise and dress, fearing the chronic angers of that house, Speaking indifferently to him, who had driven out the cold and polished my good shoes as well. What did I know, what did I know Of love's austere and lonely offices? The View From The Window by R.S Thomas Like a painting it is set before one, But less brittle, ageless; these colours Are renewed daily with variations Of light and distance that no painter Achieves or suggests. Then there is movement, Change, as slowly the cloud bruises Are healed by sunlight, or snow caps A black mood; but gold at evening To cheer the heart. All through history The great brush has not rested, Nor the paint dried; yet what eye, Looking coolly, or, as we now, through the tears' lenses, ever saw This work and it was not finished? A MARRIAGE - R S Thomas We met 'Come,' said death, under a shower choosing her as his of bird-notes. partner for Fifty years passed, the last dance. And she, love's moment who in life in a world in had done everything servitude to time. with a bird's grace, She was young; opened her bill now I kissed with my eyes for the shedding closed and opened of one sigh no them on her wrinkles. heavier than a feather.
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Brad Paisley Wears Mona Lisa While Performing 'The Mona Lisa' at the 2013 CMAs
Wearing a black t-shirt with an image of Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa, Brad Paisley brought pizzaz to the 2013 CMAs stage with, of course, 'The Mona Lisa.'
Wearing a black t-shirt with an image of Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa, Brad Paisley brought pizzaz to the 2013 CMAs stage with, of course, 'The Mona Lisa.'
Brad Paisley and Carrie Underwood provided at least three "Oh no they didn't!" moments during their opening monologue at the 2013 CMA Awards on Wednesday (Nov. 6). Zac Brown, Luke Bryan, Taylor Swift, Julianne Hough, Obamacare, Keith Urban, 'Duck Dynasty' and the 'evil' Kenny Rogers were all targets. Almost everyone took the jabs with a smile.
Brad Paisley and wife Kimberly Williams-Paisley (of 'Nashville') were recently swept up in a cruel hoax that all started with an email from a woman claiming her daughter was dying of neuroblastoma, a form of pediatric cancer.
Now that they're in their sixth year of hosting the CMA Awards, Brad Paisley and Carrie Underwood are used to the high pressure of live television -- and of course, that includes the all-important opening monologue.
It's the fall of 2008, and a relatively new band was burning up the country music charts. The Zac Brown Band was cooking up a storm on the radio, their song "Chicken Fried" was at the top of all the country charts. The Zac Brown Band and the song "Chicken Fried" were nominated and won many awards, including a prestigious Grammy. 2008 also had other amazing songs like it.
There's nothing like a good promo for the 2013 CMA Awards to get us psyched up for country music's biggest night! And hosts Carrie Underwood and Brad Paisley already have us laughing in a new promo commercial for the event.
Being a superstar with a name as recognizable as Brad Paisley definitely has its perks. And it seems that the singer's two sons are learning (at a very young age) to milk it for all its worth.
There may be nothing funnier than celebrities reading mean tweets about themselves. Jimmy Kimmel has done it again, this time with a musician edition of his popular 'Mean Tweets' segment. Lady Antebellum, Darius Rucker and many others read the worst of the them.
Brad Paisley and Jimmy Kimmel have a knack for coming up with great parody skits and songs. The last one they did was concerning Honey Boo Boo, now they have released one called 'Tuesday Night Football'.
Brad Paisley has won numerous awards throughout his career, and he's about to receive another one -- this time from his hometown of Nashville, Tenn. The singer will be honored with the 2013 Harmony Award from the Nashville Symphony this December.
In the fall of 2007 there was one song that was setting itself apart from all the others. It was "Our Song" by Taylor Swift, it was nominated for all kinds of awards, it set all kinds of sales records and stayed at No.1 for six weeks straight. "Our Song" became the theme song for young lovers everywhere. 2007 also had other amazing songs like it.
Brad Paisley's track 'Accidental Racist' stirred up much controversy when 'Wheelhouse' was released and is possibly one of the most controversial songs in country music. The singer, never one to mince words, recently shared what he learned from this experience.

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After a weekend with Bellator 139 and UFC Fight Night 70, the USA TODAY Sports/MMAjunkie MMA rankings got an update, and "Soldier of God" was the big winner.Filed under: Bellator, MMA Rankings, News, read news >>
Yoel Romero impressed with his knockout finish of Lyoto Machida, but much of the post-fight attention is on his gay marriage rant, chastising the USA. read news >>
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Top Indian companies are taking on more debt to pay dividends to their shareholders, analysts have warned, highlighting a trend that is weakening corporate balance sheets at a challenging time for the country's economy.
During the fiscal year to March 31 2013, 57 of the 500 biggest companies listed on the Bombay Stock Exchange borrowed a total of Rs 191.7 bn (US$ 3.5 bn) to fund dividend payments, according to a study that India Ratings and Research published on May 23. India Ratings is the local arm of Fitch Ratings.
Another Rs 180 bn-Rs 200 bn of debt is likely to have been channelled to shareholders in fiscal 2014, far higher than the Rs 40 bn-Rs 70 bn in the previous four financial years, the study has found.
The dividend payments show that Indian companies remain determined to look after their shareholders even as a slowing economy puts pressure on free cash flows. However, taking on additional debt to pay shareholders becomes potentially dangerous when a company is already highly leveraged, analysts said.
Of the 57 companies that borrowed in the past fiscal year to pay dividends, 14 have net debt equal to more than 5x their earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation, according to India Ratings. A ratio of over 5x typically indicates a highly leveraged company.
India Ratings did not name the companies. However, an analysis of public filings reveals that property developer DLF kept its dividend flat at Rs2 per share in fiscal 2013, despite an over 40% fall in profit after tax and negative cash flow from operations. DLF's leverage ratio also increased to 5.8x Ebitda, up from 5.2x at the end of fiscal 2012, according to analysts.
Larsen & Toubro paid a higher dividend in fiscal 2013, even though analysts said the company's net debt to Ebitda increased to 5.1x from 4.5x. Its cash flow was also negative.
Aluminium producer Hindalco shrank its total dividend payout, but returned 18.5% of profits to shareholders, up from 15.4% the previous year and its highest payout rate since at least 2006, according to company data.
Hindalco's leverage increased to 5.9x at the end of fiscal 2013 from 4.2x 12 months earlier, analysts said.
Alphonso Richard Das, president – finance at Hindalco, said that the company borrows only against project financing, hence, he argued, the idea of increasing leverage to pay dividends does not apply to the company.
"A simple analysis of the dividend to the profit after tax and cash accruals of the company for the last seven years will show that the dividend payout as a percentage of profit after taxes and cash accruals is only 10 to 15%," he said in an email response to IFR.
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Rating: pg-13 - Sexual Situations, Questionable for Children, Adult Situations, Suitable for Teens, Scatological Humor, Alcohol Consumption
After the Huntington Hills High graduation ceremony, the fun gets underway at the graduation party where an assortment of jocks, geeks, prom queens, bimbos, headbangers, and nerdy misfits unload four years' worth of emotional baggage at a house where the hostess (Michelle Brookhurst) loses control of her guests. Writer wannabe Preston Meyers (Ethan Embry) has been in love with Amanda (Jennifer Love Hewitt of Party of Five) since the first time he saw her during their freshman year. His tormented infatuation with Amanda has intensified throughout high school and culminates at the party, where Preston must now seize this final opportunity to proclaim his love for her before he leaves the next day for Boston. Preston decides to make his move at some point during the party, a particularly auspicious occasion since Amanda has just been dumped by her super-jock boyfriend, Mike Dexter (Peter Facinelli), who wanted freedom to pursue his testosterone-charged fantasies with college women. Cringing at this ludicrous love triangle is Preston's introverted pal and confidante, Denise Fleming (Lauren Ambrose). When Denise runs into her ex-childhood friend Kenny (Seth Green), the two begin sexual experimentation behind the closed bathroom door. Geeky science-fiction fan William Lichter (Charlie Korsmo) devises a plan to ruin Mike's stud reputation and publicly humiliate him and his meathead buddies -- sweet revenge for four years of agony. Former Huntington Hills graduate Trip McNieley (Jerry O'Connell) tells Mike about the terror awaiting in college where "Guys like us are a dime a dozen." Yearbook Girl (Melissa Joan Hart of Sabrina, the Teenage Witch) wants everyone to sign her cherished volume of memories as the partying teens attempt to move into the uncertain future. Party house exteriors were shot on Rubio Street in Altadena, California, and other California locations included Johnnie's Broiler in downtown Downey, Dutton's Book Store in Reseda, Marshall High School in Los Feliz, and Union Station in LA. With more than 70 speaking parts, this film is the directorial debut of the scriptwriting team of Deborah Kaplan and Harry Elfont. Bhob Stewart, All Movie Guide
- Genre: Comedy
- Category Ensemble Film, Teen Movie, Romantic Comedy
- Theme: High School Life, Unrequited Love, Party Film
- Studio: Columbia TriStar
- Run Time: 01 hr 41 min
- Language: English , French
- Subtitle Language: English , French
- Picture Format: widescreen, pan_and_scan
- Lead Actor: Lauren Ambrose , Charlie Korsmo , Ethan Embry , Jennifer Love Hewitt , Peter Facinelli
- Supporting Actor: Jaime Pressly , Chris Owen , Breckin Meyer , Sara Rue , Selma Blair , Erik Palladino , Melissa Joan Hart , Seth Green , Michelle Brookhurst , Alexander Martin , Jerry O'Connell
- Director: Harry Elfont , Deborah Kaplan
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xclip can be found at sourceforge.net/projects/xclip.
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CSE ANNUAL REPORT 2006 Introduction – Highlights and Challenges This year has seen us trying to build on the decision last year to adopt the theme of "Revitalising the Region"; trying to put things in place that serve the members in the Region more effectively. Of course all of us are either already facing, or will shortly face, the need to sign up to Continuing Professional Development – and it is with this in mind that our focus has been on trying to stimulate more activity within the region to help to meet the CPD challenge. Of course the purpose of the Region is also to try to encourage networking amongst Members and to instil a sense of fun and enjoyment within our professional lives. We have had some moderate success in achieving our aims this year – but need to try to consolidate and extend this in the next few years. We have always had a fairly sound base on which to build. The London Division continues to be both successful and active and some of our annual regional events continue to be well supported. This year we have started to stimulate activity outside of London, with fledgling groups starting to develop programmes for Members in Essex, Oxfordshire and the Thames Valley and Wessex. Our students are also becoming more active with a student conference being run last year and students and newly qualified attending more events and becoming more active in helping develop regional activities. This year saw the commencement of graduation ceremonies for the newly qualified, and we have run 2 this year. This is intended to be a celebration of finally coming to the end of their studies, but no doubt some also felt this to be a bit of a rite of passage! Nevertheless more will be planned for next and subsequent years. On the fun side we have maintained some of our long standing and popular events. The first of these was the annual Regional Quiz last February, which was well attended and keenly competitive. This was won for the second time running by a team from one of my old local authorities – the London Borough of Redbridge – but accusations of bias on my part will be hotly defended! The 49th Annual Summer Conference was well attended this year with a significant increase in numbers – this blends both learning and fun over three days (Thursday to Saturday) in late September. This year we had presentations from Steve Freer, the IDeA, David Bowles (ex-Chief Executive of Lincolnshire County Council), the International Accounting Standards Board, and two "management gurus" – a refreshing change of focus from Organisational Psychologist Bill McAneny ("when asked to sort out someone"s time management problem I told them next time they were late they"d be sacked") and with the emphasis firmly on the humour a Ruby Wax style presentation from Kate Hull of HumourUs. This of course was supported by a wide range of social events including some quite outrageous hogging of the karaoke by Alison Sweeting from Corydon and Mike Collier from Hertfordshire. As next year is the 50th anniversary of the Summer Conference I understand several special events are being planned – with no expense being spared – so if I were you I"d get your reservations in early – places will be allocated solely on a first come first served basis! We also rang the changes at our Annual Dinner with a new venue (the Renaissance Chancery Court) and the introduction of a live band for those who wanted to dance the night away. Both the venue and the band were a great success, and the food (and of course company) was excellent. On the strength of that we aim to keep the format and venue much the same next year so I hope that you will all try and make it again in 2007. The Annual General meeting was well attended and was based on the theme of "Expecting the Unexpected" – some fascinating insights being provided here to the response to the July 7th London bombings and the Buncefield oil fire. Thanks in particular to friends and colleagues who attended to see me get "sworn in" as Chairman of the Region for this year. Another success of particular note is the fact that our CSE Web-site, for the second year running, won a prize at the annual Conference for the Regions as being one of the best web-sites amongst the regions – something not just judged on its quality but how it has been developed over the preceding 12 months (so succeeding 2 years running is quite an achievement). Thanks to David Horn and Craig Adams for their continued hard work on this. I understand that they now plan to include a photo-download facility so that any who wish to download photos from the annual dinner or other events will be able to do so. I do feel that we have made a good start this year, but we have a lot still to do and significant challenges to face. In particular trying to maintain momentum and a pace of improvement is always difficult when we are reliant on volunteers who have to fit this around the day job and their personal lives. To assist in this we are drawing together proposals for the pilot appointment of an "implementation manager" to assist us in driving forward developments at a much faster rate. These proposals will be considered by the Institute in the New Year and we are hopeful that this will be agreed for operation as a trial later in 2007. Of course I would also say that there is much that you can do as individual members. Clearly the more support that we can get at events, whether local or regional, the more we are likely to be able to sustain a vibrant and active region. For those who would like to contribute more the crying need is for individuals and groups to take responsibility locally for what is going on in your areas. So if you can develop a group who is interested in helping to support Members in your area, whether through events or more informal networks, please let me know. The Regional Council is there to provide the support and back-up necessary to ensure that the entire Region is active and supporting it"s members effectively - but we are reliant on you as individuals to make it happen in your area. Part 2 Ref Key Activity Performance Actual Indicator(s) Hallmark 1. To support the delivery of Increase the numbers of Achieved Accessible events/activities to engage with members members participating in local and in locations within easy travelling activities Responsive distance of their homes Develop the use of web based Increase by 10% hit rate on web Achieved communications with members and local site groups To increase numbers of members on e- Increase % of e-mail addresses Partly Achieved mail to facilitate better communications held numbers held with members increasing slowly Produce timely CSE Newsletter in both Achieve target frequency/timing Paper Editions paper and electronic format Achieved, changing to electronic format in 2007 Sustain and increase the retired members Hold two meetings per year Achieved mailing list maintaining target attendance Recruit volunteers to help achieve All identified vacancies are Achieved development plan objectives filled Ensure that information on web site is Information updated/deleted Achieved kept up to date and redundant within two weeks information removed Ref Key Activity Performance Actual Indicator(s) Hallmark 2 Evaluate the impact and benefits of the Fully argue case presented to Not Achieved Strong undergraduate prize at ARU ETM Group Sustainable Growth Establish performance indicator for the At least one appropriate and Not Achieved above authoritative indicator established Asses whether to continue with the prize Prize awarded Partly Achieved and if the decision is yes, whether to extend to another university in the region Encourage and sponsor students to attend At least one student to each Achieved ACIPFAL and NSF conferences conference Send student coach to CIPFA or ACIPFAL conference (depending on accessibility of venues) At least 30 students attending Not achieved distances to great Co-ordinate briefings at CETC and ARU 80% of briefings attended Achieved Holding student events 10% increase in number of Achieved contacts with students Develop further student mentoring schemes 90% satisfaction with scheme Achieved Increased take up Demonstrate publicity Introduce Action Learning Groups Minimum of three Groups Not Achieved (geographically, trainee, senior established management) Student Team building course 25 students attending Achieved. Ref Key Activity Performance Actual Indicator(s) Hallmark 3 Promote involvement in CPD in line with Full participation of members Not Achieved Upholding national CIPFA policies for phase 1 and 2 Highest Standards Employer engagement programme Define and implement a Achieved programme to make contact with key employer groups in order to secure their support the revitalising vision. At least 3 groups to be contacted in 2006. Partner engagement programme Define and implement a Achieved programme to make contact with key potential partners or current competitors in order to work with them to secure the revitalising vision. At least 3 partners to be contacted in 2006. Develop events to meet the personal and Two events per year Achieved professional development needs of members and students Organise and secure the delivery of the Increase attendance at this Achieved Regional Summer Conference event Organise a high quality event to support the Increase attendance at this Not Achieved, CSE AGM event attendance as per last year Encourage and sponsor members to attend Appropriate attendance at Achieved CIPFA conference and Conference for the both conferences Regions Ref Key Activity Performance Actual Indicator(s) Hallmark 4 Promote links with accountancy and other Attend at least three meetings Achieved Influential relevant bodies in the region where invitations have been in the received Profession Ref Key Activity Performance Actual Indicator(s) Hallmark 5 Organise and deliver a successful annual Maintain attendance level Achieved High regional dinner around 200. Invite influential Profile in people to attend the Public Service Provide a graduation ceremony for newly 70% of those invited attend Achieved qualified members Establish links with local treasurers" groups Attend at least three meetings Achieved from local government, health and other where invitations have been public sector groups received Ref Key Activity Performance Actual Indicator(s) Hallmark 6 All items in this area are covered in Delivering benchmark 3. Real Improveme nt on the Ground Ref Key Activity Performance Actual Indicator(s) Hallmark 7 Produce Budgets and accounts Budget by 01.01.06 2005 Achieved Best Use of Accounts by 28.02.06. Resources Audited accounts for AGM Ensure sufficient administrative resources is Administrative posts filled Achieved available to deliver the development plan Actively pursue sponsorship for all Set a base line for future years Achieved Regional activities and work with the Institutes Conference and sponsorship officer to achieve this Part 3 Date Event Numbers Attending 28.02.06 Quiz Evening 63 15.03.06 Annual Conference - 52 15.03.06 Annual General Meeting 46 04.04.06 Retired Members -Trip to Courts of Justice 39 05.06.06 Graduation Ceremony 37 30.06.06 Students attending ACIPFAL conference 10 14.16.09.06 Summer Conference - Reading University 71 11.09.06 Golf Day 15 12.10.06 Retired Members - Trip to Kew Gardens 18 06 to 08.10.06 Student team building Course 9 20.10.06 Annual Dinner - Renaissance Chancery Court 202 03.11.06 Student Conference 29 In addition 8 CPD Open days were held for the South East Region in Robert Street 102 30.11.06 Graduation Ceremony 28 Sub Divisions East Anglia 24.05.06 The Efficiency Agenda 51 London Division 28.03.06 Half day seminar - The Pension Crisis 100 28.06.06 Evening seminar - London Raising Star or Fallen Angel 65 10.10.06 Half day seminar - Rising to the Top - How to Succeed in Public Finance 92 Home Counties Group 21.01.06 General Meeting 12 18.03.06 General Meeting 11 20.05.06 General Meeting 10 23.09.06 General Meeting 5 17.11.06 General Meeting 10 Total 1077 South East Region Total Membership 5399 Activity Level 5.0129991 Chairman's personal comments The progress that has been made this year, and which will hopefully be consolidated next, has only been possible through the efforts and dedication of the volunteers that sit on CIPFA Council. It is very much a team effort with everyone playing a part, but there are those who go above and beyond the efforts of those others. It is therefore only right that I pay tribute to their efforts in particular. Firstly, many thanks to Mike McManus (CSE Council Secretary) for his hard work in trying to keep the Council (and me in particular) in order – and for putting up with me constantly missing his deadlines. Secondly to John Hilsden, Events Secretary, who has worked extremely hard this year at arranging our AGM, the annual dinner and the graduation ceremonies. A lot of work has fallen on John"s shoulders this year and he has risen to the task manfully – although he did the back-up of Mike McManus when he fell ill during leading up to the annual dinner. Thankfully John is now fully recovered and is working hard on the next set of events! A lot of work has also fallen on the shoulders of our Development Group Chairpersons: so again many thanks to Laura Brackwell, Sam Foley, and Christina Earls for their efforts and enthusiasm in trying to drive the region forward. Finally particular thanks for her support to Alison Sweeting who, not only almost single handed organises the Summer School, also agreed to be my Vice Chair this year. Of course the bad news is that this means that she will be Chair of the Region in the not too distant future – and I"m not sure the Region is quite ready for that yet! Steve Watson Chairman
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When slave owner Simon Fourchet asks Benjamin January to investigate sabotage, arson, and murder on his plantation, January is reluctant to do any favors for the savage man who owned him until he was seven. But he knows too well that plantation justice means that if the true culprit is not found, every slave on Mon Triomphe will suffer.
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This is a visualizer in the style of the album cover — the actual waveform on the album is that of the first pulsar ever recorded, PSR B1919+21.
Ah right… post clarified, thanks.
Gosh I sure do love Joy Division. This video of a steel drum band playing Transmission has been floating around recently. It's so joyous!
Steel Drum band playing Transmission
One day I got bored and walked over to the science library to dig out the Oxford Dictionary of Astronomy or whatever they call that tome that contains the original of this image that Peter Saville copied and pasted onto the album jacket. I xeroxed it but never got it made into a T-shirt.
I'm sure the guys from whatever conglomerate owns the Joy Division catalog these days (I refuse to even find out which it is) would be happy to sue me for copyright infringement if I did get the shirt made, though.
The funny thing is, I was working on designing a pulsar detection computer at the time. (It's my job, man.)
just to further clarify, at the time of release the pulsar was known as CP 1919…
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The contract supports the planned IT modernization at the DIA. In the near term, the agency hopes to enable secure information sharing and transformed infrastructure. By the end of the contract in 2020, DIA plans to have classified intelligence data hosted on a single secured environment with mobile access for users, and the capacity to rapidly prototype and deploy apps for specific mission needs.
E-SITE is the successor to SITE (Solutions for Technology Enterprise), a $6.6 billion intel IT contract that made awards in May 2010 to 11 vendors, including heavyweights Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, General Dynamics and SAIC. That contract expires in May 2015, around the time E-SITE is expected to announce awards.
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Services contemplated under E-SITE include cloud and software services, enterprise applications, unified voice and video communications, network operations and maintenance, mobile device support, web portal development, content management, a unified "one-number" help desk for all users, and R&D and testing for new and emerging technologies, including data analytics. The specifics on requirements will be contained in future, classified statements of work. Submissions from interested vendors are due in mid-May.
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Now that the season of gifts and gluttony is behind us, I imagine most of us are sitting on the couch in stretchy jeggings, swearing they'll never-ever-ever eat another cookie again. "I'm going to be the picture of health!" we declare, pumping our fists "Jersey Shore" style. "In 2013, I'm going to eat nothing but alfalfa sprouts! I'm going to run every single day! I'M GOING TO DO HOT YOGA!" When this happens, please stop yourself. Ask yourself three important questions: 1) ...
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The month of June has once again proven that it cannot be trusted to provide an unending string of sunny and warm days. Just as one year ago, substantial rains fell in the Walla Walla Valley last week, accompanied by high temperatures that were nearly 30 degrees below normal for the date. The weather gods have seen fit to do a reprise this week, as yet another area of low pressure is forecast to spin areas of disturbed weather into southeastern Washington through Wednesday — though precipitation totals will likely not come close to matching last week's 0.92" recorded at the Walla Walla Airport.
Wednesday's all-day rain event seemed much more appropriate for November than for mid-June. With a raw wind and readings in the low 50s, a cheery fire in the hearth did not seem at all inappropriate, unless one happened to glance at the calendar.
Such rude weather, of course, brought things pretty much to a temporary halt in both garden and vineyard, whose denizens no doubt wondered what had happened to the usual sunny and warm regime for which June has made its solid reputation. Not that the extra moisture was unwelcome, but the lack of sun and the extraordinarily cool temperatures did not particularly favor the further development of local fruits or vegetables.
In the vineyard, the wet weather played havoc with powdery mildew sprays. Vineyard managers were obliged to work around the intermittent rains and apply their fungicides as best they could given the inclement conditions. Some — including your weatherperson — were forced to extend their spray intervals to the maximum in hopes that improving weather in a couple of days might allow for a resumption of their fungicide programs before the efficacy of their last spray expired.
A little crystal ball-gazing and some silent prayer to whatever entity is in charge of the weather were the orders of the week. This served as yet another gentle reminder that all types of agriculture — from a few backyard tomatoes to a 300-acre wheat planting — are subject to the whims of Mother Nature, and that all of us engaged in such endeavors need pay her close attention no matter what the season.
The low pressure system responsible for our latest bout of inclement weather should meander off to the north and east by mid-week, leaving something considerably more congruent with most peoples' June weather expectations. A large area of high pressure will build into the Pacific Northwest from the south and west, restoring some semblance of the natural order. A fairer and warmer regime will send afternoon highs towards a more appropriate seasonal level by the end of the week: upper 80s to low 90s under a brilliant summer sun.
Just to keep us guessing, however, the powers upstairs (whomever they might be) have introduced a bit of a black cloud in a few of the latest model runs, regarding the possibility of a disturbance passing through our region on Friday or Saturday. This would, of course, alter the aforementioned sanguine outlook, but the faithful Ouija board refuses to make a firm commitment one way or the other, and so, neither will your peerless prognosticator.
For those who are enamored of long, hot summers, the latest long-range outlook from the good folks at the Climate Prediction Center promises exactly that, with better-than-even chances for an abnormally warm and dry summer season that may extend well into the coming fall. Just the ticket for a banner year in the vineyard!
A lifelong fan of both the weather and the Baltimore Orioles, Jeff Popick is an instructor at the Center for Enology and Viticulture at Walla Walla Community College and manages the school's teaching vineyard. Send your questions and comments to him at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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