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Nicholas Moline noticed an interesting session from Google I/O, a developer conference that will be held in May.
Developing extensions for Google Chrome
"Learn how Google Chrome makes it easy to write extensions using the web technologies you already know. This talk will cover the basics of the extension system (distribution/packaging, installation, updates), as well as the different APIs to enhance with the browser."
We can assume that Google Chrome will add support for extensions before May 27th, when the conference starts.
A recently published document explains the process model for extensions. The latest developer versions of Google Chrome already supports user scripts, which could later become part of more complex extensions.
"Chromium extensions will follow a multi-process architecture to share the same kind of stability and security that regular web pages have in Chromium. All of an extension's code runs in a single process, separate from the browser (with the exception of user scripts which run in whichever renderers they apply to). Extension code can communicate with user scripts, and vice versa, through a message passing API."
There's also a list of APIs that includes support for changing the theme, customizing toolstrips and buttons, manipulating the download system, interacting with the history and bookmark system, adding support for sidebars and status bars.
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The body found in a wooded area off Hamelin Road in Aiken County on Tuesday has been identified as 37-year-old Kevin Holder of Swansea, according to Aiken County Coroner Tim Carlton.
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Churchard spent seven seasons as the Wildcats' volunteer assistant coach. Churchard's primary responsibilities included on-ice practices and working with the Wildcat defensive corps.
Churchard played at UNH as a member of the varsity squad from 1963-65. He played under A. Barr "Whoop" Snively. Churchard was a multi-sport athlete as he also played running back for the football team under Chief Boston and Andy Mooradian. He earned his undergraduate degree from UNH in Liberal Arts in 1967 before embarking on a career in education and human resource management/consultation.
A native of Saugus, Mass., Churchard was a three-time league all-star and all-state selection as a senior at Saugus High School. He captained the hockey team and served as a co-captain of the football squad his senior year and was inducted into the Saugus Hall of Fame in 1990.
Churchard's coaching career began at his hometown high school. He assisted the Saugus hockey program from 1970-73, he went on to assist Spaulding High School in Rochester and later served as head coach at the University of New England in Biddeford, Maine. He earned his Master's Degree in Education from Salem State in 1972 and a GAGS in Education in 1984 from UNH.
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Details attached to the three counts of juvenile pornography that Ronald V. Frey, a 41 year-old man from Antlers, is being charged with have recently be released.
According to officer statements, affidavit of probable cause, on March 28, 2011 Office Jake Merck was contacted by DHS alleging that Frey had molested his 16 year-old niece who has a low IQ. Officer Merck contacted the child's mother the following day and requested that she come to the police department so that they could discuss the report that he had received.
The child's mother arrived at the police station with a woman, who lives with Frey. Both women told officers that the child had told them that Frey had touched her breast and genital area while they were on a trip to Amarillo, TX. to pick up his children for the weekend. Once this information was brought to the officer's attention he informed them that they would probably have to contact the police department in Texas where the incident occurred.
They women then went on to inform officers that the woman's other daughter, who is also 16 years-old and has a low IQ, had also told them that Frey had done the same thing to her while at their residence in Antlers. That is when the woman who lives with Frey told officers that she had found some child porn on his computer.
On March 31, 2011 Chief Morgan and Officer Merck went to Frey's residence. Frey
invited the officers in, he was read his Miranda Warning and was asked permission to search his computer for child pornography. Frey agreed and signed a Consent to Search Form.
Officers found several files and sub-files that contained porn and animated porn and some files that were labeled teen porn and adult porn. They also found a lot of pictures that contained nude females, some of which were labeled as teen. Since the officers had no way of determining the ages of the females in the videos and photos, the officers asked Frey if they could take his computer and send it to an OSBI Agent to investigate and Frey gave them permission and the password to the computer.
Officers also questioned Frey about the allegations that the two 16 year-old juveniles had made against him. Frey admitted to touching the girls breasts and genital area's on a few occasions but said that it was under their consent and they did not ask him to stop. Officers asked him if he felt that it was alright for him to touch 16 year-old girls like that and he said that 16 year-olds can consent. Officers then asked if he was aware of the IQ levels of the girls and he said that they are smarter than people think.
On April 12, 2011 Officers had the mother and girls meet them at the C/Sara Foundation in Ardmore so that the girls could be interviewed by a forensic interviewer. During the interviews, which were conducted separately, both girls told the interviewer the same series of events that they had previously told officers. The girls were then asked if they said anything to Frey when he touched them. Both girls said they told him to stop.
On May 12, 2011 Officer Merck obtained a search warrant to have Frey's computer examined by a forensic examiner and investigator with the Computer Crimes Unit of the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigations (OSBI) in Tulsa.
On June 27, 2011 Officer Merck evidence from Special Agent Sonny Stewart, Frey's computer along with a report and three DVDs from Special Agent Danny Mouttet. In Mouttet's report he stated that he had found three video's with images of nude of partially clothed children engaged in sexual acts or provocatively posed. During the same day, Officer Merck mailed one of the DVD's to Inspector Linda Jenson with the USPIS/NCMEC to see if the children in the videos could be identified.
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Hamburg, NY – After fighting back from an 11 point deficit with 9:27 on clock, the Hilbert men's basketball team couldn't hit a 3 point bucket before time expired to force overtime. The undefeated Penn State Behrend team escaped the Hafner Recreation Center with a 60-57 victory, holding onto their top spot in the AMCC league standings (3-0).
Hilbert (3-5, 0-2) outrebounded the Lions, had more steals, blocks, assists and fewer turnovers, but it came down to shooting percentage in the end which sealed the victory for the visitors. Behrend finished the game hitting 49% of their shots (50% from behind the arc) and 75% from the foul line. Chris Saltzman tied Hilbert's Chris Parrott (Warsaw, NY/Warsaw) with game high scoring honors (18 each) but Parrott paired his points with game high rebounds (8).
Freshman CJ Hodge (Rochester, NY/Gates Chili) kept that game interesting down the stretch. He scored a lay up to pull the Hawks within 2 at 4:34, and went 4 for 4 from the foul line down the stretch setting up the long three by junior Chris Hoak (Hamburg, NY/St. Francis) {in photo to right} with 11 seconds left. After several time outs were called, Hilbert had the ball one last time. Hoak had to take a desperation as time expired.
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So I had to deal with Pre E and HELLP, along with Eclampsia almost 3 years ago. (Still very clear in my mind!!) and now my poor sister is bed ridden in the hospital at 35 weeks+ a few days. She has been dealing with kiddney stones since the begining of her pregnancy and has been passing them every now and then. She went to the dr about a bad rash that she has on her stomach and when the checked her urine there was protein. Not sure what is up with the rash or if it is even related to Pre E, but they have been doing 24 hour urin tests and all have protein so far. The OB (same practice as mine) want to keep her in the hospital until the baby is born. The MFM thinks the are over monitoring and that she should go home! I know she hates being there, but I keep telling her it is really for the best. I had no symptoms before my delivery and went downhill very quickly once being admitted to the hospital. I think that may be why the are being so cautious with her, seeing as we have the same doctor! They know all about me, lol!!
Oh well, just wanted to get this post out there. I am concerned and she doesn't want me putting anything on FB! (understandably)
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A Cognitive Neuroscientist in the Classroom
Professor Rebecca Compton teaching psychology.
Professor of Psychology Rebecca Compton, with the aid of her students, is expanding scientific knowledge about how the brain works.
Haverford prides itself on outstanding teachers. That means it's no easy task to garner attention. In the packed classroom of "Cognitive Neuroscience," Professor of Psychology Rebecca Compton routinely puts her skills as a standout—correction: reluctant standout—on full display.
On a recent day, the recipient of the 2012 Lindback Distinguished Teaching Award clicks through a PowerPoint presentation on the intricacies of brain processes, specifically the retinal ganglion cells involved in visual perception.
Hands flying, she lectures at a Mach 5 clip. Compton, 42, is eager to pack as much information as possible into 90 minutes. But even as she unravels complex details about gray matter and how it's used to make sense of the world, she happily slows her pace to engage students in discussion, delve into curious case studies, or grab attention with optical illusions.(In one slide, a green, black and yellow flag transforms into Old Glory.) Always, she peppers her lectures with "Does that make sense? Any questions?"
"Becky has a really amazing ability when interacting with students to build you up and make you feel really good about yourself and your work, even as she's guiding you," says Emily Dix '12, a psychology graduate who worked on her senior thesis project with Compton. "She makes her students feel like collaborators. She's a role model for me." Dix took Compton's "Foundations of Psychology" to fulfill a social science requirement and was so smitten she decided to pursue psychology as a major. Along the way, Compton became a favored professor. "I would love to emulate the way she interacts with students, to have that knowledge of the field," Dix says.
Wendy Sternberg, a professor of psychology and former associate provost, describes her colleague as "incredibly modest."
"If you look at her record, her accomplishments are stellar," Sternberg says. "She's a prolific researcher. She teaches material that really makes students think about themselves. She has a revolving door for students in her office."
A self-described teacher-scholar, Compton is an authority on understanding how the brain detects an error of judgment. She is widely published, has been awarded several National Institutes of Health grants, and co-authored the text Cognitive Neuroscience, used in her course. Compton, who recently attained full professor status, knows her material inside out and wants to impart that expertise—as well as passion for her subject—to her students.
"People are naturally interested in understanding themselves and also how other people think and behave and why they do the things they do," she says. "Students are naturally drawn to the topic of psychology." In true Haverford fashion, Compton deflects attention away from herself and onto her students. "They are working on the production of real scholarship," she says. Senior thesis projects regularly result in publications in peer-reviewed journals, notes Compton, who views her role as mentor. "I really enjoy that process— brainstorming with students and trying to engage in that discovery of ideas with them as they ask questions."
Compton grew up in central Pennsylvania and studied at Vassar College. She intended to pursue clinical psychology, but a course on "Sensation and Perception" captured her imagination. "I took the class mainly to fulfill major requirements but found myself unexpectedly fascinated by the mechanisms of the brain's sensory and perceptual systems," says Compton, who completed her doctorate in biopsychology at the University of Chicago. "The idea that we could try to understand how the brain actually works, including the mechanisms that explain our everyday sensations, perceptions, thoughts and actions, was riveting to me."
At Haverford, her cognitive neuroscience research—an increasingly hot area of study—has focused on a particular aspect of what's known as executive function, the brain's way of regulating behavior.
"There's a lot of unknowns in how the brain functions, especially at a higher cognitive level," she says. Compton and her students are teasing out some answers.
Simply put, she explores how we detect errors. Studies with an electroencephalography (EEG), using a skullcap that records the brain's electrical activity, have shown that when an individual makes a mistake—and realizes it—a particular brain wave spikes. Compton is interested in factors that might influence the peak's magnitude and implications in other contexts.
One experiment investigated the correlation between error detection and daily stresses. What Compton was trying to find out: "Do people who are better able to detect performance errors, who have more pronounced peaks, also show more adaptive control of behavior in other situations?"
The answer appeared to be yes. The study found that those better at detecting errors were also better at handling life's downs—a potential window into the workings of depression.
Compton's research, though, comes with its share of challenges. "We have to make sure people make enough mistakes to have enough data to look at. That can be challenging, particularly with our students."
It seems the subjects—those brainy Fords—get it right 90 percent of the time.
Lini S. Kadaba is a writer based in Newtown Square, Pa., and a former staff writer at The Philadelphia Inquirer.
This article originally appeared in the Fall 2012 issue of Haverford magazine.
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Choosing a healthy lifestyle is not, unfortunately, one of those "set it and forget it" decisions. Don't we all wish it were? Instead, it's a result of many smaller choices we make every day—with every meal. Every snack. And every workout.
You always start the day with the best intentions. You eat a thoughtful breakfast. You pack a sensible lunch, and even remember to bring it with you to work. But then comes mid-afternoon, a dip in energy, and lowered self-control. If you're already in that weakened state and you hear that there are cupcakes in the office for someone's birthday, well, in the words of Donnie Brasco, "Fuhgeddaboudit."
Healthy habits only become habits when you do them more than once.
Instead of setting yourself up to fail, you can set yourself up to make good choices by planning ahead. That will give you a fighting chance to succeed. So where do you begin?
Identifying your weaknesses is the first step. Figure out where you're likely to slip up, and you can take action to prevent it. Here are 10 common problems that derail many of us, and suggestions for how to fight back.
Fight back: Eat small meals or snacks every 2 to 3 hours throughout the day. Time your meals so that you stop 2 to 3 hours before you go to bed.
Fight back: Pack healthy snacks and bring them with you. These can be simple—a small handful of raw almonds is a better choice than a greasy burger.
Fight back: It's much harder to eat junk food in a moment of stress or weakness if it's not in your house.
Fight back: Reach for a piece of fruit instead.
Fight back: Try calling a friend, taking a 10-minute walk around the block, or playing with your pet. Or working out.
Fight back: Craving ice cream? A creamy low-fat yogurt could hit the spot. Want the crunch of chips? Try snacking on fresh red peppers, sliced jicama, or baked kale chips (they're easy to make, and astonishingly tasty).
Fight back: If you absolutely must have ice cream, grab a teacup instead of a bowl. You'll get the taste you crave, but in a much smaller serving.
Fight back: Plan your workout schedule for the week and stick to it. If that feels too daunting, start by committing to 1 day. Then try planning for 2 days, and build from there. When you start seeing results, you won't want to stop.
Fight back: Just commit, get in your workout clothes, and Push Play. You'll be sweating, happy, and proud of yourself before you know it.
Overall, keep your larger goal in mind: to live a healthy, fulfilling life. Let that aim inform your individual choices. They'll transform from problems into stepping stones on your path to success.
A great way to remind yourself to make good choices throughout the day is to start it off with Shakeology for breakfast. Not only is it a nutritious, healthy meal, it will help curb your cravings and increase your energy.
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It's said that music is a universal language. No matter what part of the world they call home, anyone can connect with a good song. And The New York Times reports that new research has confirmed that music is appreciated not only by our minds, but by our bodies as well. It may sound like common sense, but scientists have proven that music can motivate you not only to work harder during exercise, but also to enjoy it more. You achieve the best results during a workout when your target heart rate in beats per minute (BPM) matches a song's tempo (also measured in BPMs), making the music feel like a natural, organic extension of you.
Figuring out new ways to liven up your exercise time is a smart and fun way to stay motivated. It's easy to create a playlist fairly quickly that has a sustained tempo that matches the pace of your run, bike ride, or preferred form of cardio. Let's break down the necessary steps for creating a music playlist that's individually tailored to your body, heart rate, and level of intensity.
Now that you know what you're aiming for, try using a heart rate monitor to get a truly accurate readout of your heart's BPM. You could do it the old-fashioned way by feeling your pulse for 10 seconds, then multiplying it by 6, but we all know how awkward that is to pull off in the middle of a workout. Plus, one less reason to do math in your head is always welcome, right?
In its endless wisdom, Apple® has conveniently added a BPM tag to the description of each song in your library. You can access this feature by highlighting the chosen song and either right-clicking it to access the "Get Info" option on the menu bar that appears, or finding "Get Info" on the "File" pull-down menu at the top left of the screen. Once you're in the "Get Info" pop-up window, select the "Info" tab. Here, you'll find all available details about the song, including BPM. If that sounds far too easy and convenient to be true, well, it is. Most digital music files contain no BPM information at all, and if they do, it's probably inaccurate. You'll probably need to download one of the following applications:
Windows® XP and Vista users should try downloading this free application, which will automatically analyze all the music in your library to detect the BPM. What's more, BeatScanner is specifically designed for the exercise enthusiast, and will change the pace of any song you select (without altering the pitch or quality) to your desired BPM, so that you can export it as a new MP3 file, and walk, jog, run, or bike at your preferred speed, and still listen to your favorite tracks! How cool is that? But wait, there's more. Creating a playlist with BeatScanner is very easy, and it also allows you to insert your own interval cues at desired points in the playlist so that you'll know when to step it up a gear, or slow it down a notch. Pretty soon, you'll start to wonder how you lived without it!
Mac® users are advised to try Tangerine!, which is a program similar to BeatScanner, but is much more integrated with iTunes itself. The only catch here is that Tangerine! costs $24.95 to download. Because Tangerine! is synced with your iTunes, it will automatically analyze your entire library, as well as any new music you add to it, in a matter of minutes. The playlist creation feature is also very convenient, and allows you to organize songs according to your desired BPM range. However, it doesn't allow you to alter the pace of songs the way BeatScanner does. Luckily, there's a 15-day free trial option that should give you enough time to decide if it's worth the money.
If you'd would like to recommend other BPM-analyzing programs for either PC or Mac, please feel free to share in the comments below!
There's no reason at all for a workout to be boring, and we strive to give you new and interesting ways to stay focused and committed to the idea of fitness, and to provide you with all the tools and information you need to enact them in your own life. So take advantage of the available technology available and create a personal power mix for your iPod® that'll keep your workout in high gear!
Oh, and in case you were wondering, Beachbody programs like TurboFire® and Hip Hop Abs® have all their music tracks mixed so you get the maximum BPM benefits.
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Even though Southern California is currently recovering from a triple-digit heat wave, much of the rest of the country is getting ready to dig into hearty fall comfort food. This savory classic has been given a healthful twist by P90X nutritionist Carrie Wiatt. Low in fat and high in protein, this vegan soup recipe will warm you up and lean you out.
Heat oil in a large, heavy soup pot. Add onions, garlic, and carrots and cook over moderate heat until onions are limp. Add lentils, broth, and water, and bring to a boil. Lower heat, cover, and simmer for 30 minutes, or until lentils are very soft. Stir in more warm water if soup becomes too thick. Pour soup through colander, catching liquid that drains off in a large bowl. Return liquid to soup pot. Puree 1/3 of lentil mixture in food processor or blender or through food mill; return to pot. Stir in remaining whole-lentil mixture. If desired, season with salt and pepper. Makes 12 servings.
Preparation and Cooking Time: 50 minutes
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The average cost of shipping coal by railroad to power plants increased almost 50 percent in the United States from 2001 to 2010, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration Power Plant Operations Report (EIA-923) and U.S. Surface Transportation Board's Confidential Waybill Sample.
Railroad transport accounts for more than 70 percent of U.S. coal destined to the electric power sector, so changes in rail rates can have an important impact on the cost of coal delivered to power plants, the report said.
"Though they vary significantly, transportation costs accounted for 40 percent of the average overall cost of coal delivered at electric power plants in 2010," it was stated in the report.
On average, nominal U.S. rail rates for shipping coal grew from $11.83 to $17.25 per short ton from 2001 to 2010.
Rates grew slowly in the beginning of the decade before increasing almost 11 percent in 2005, then continuing to grow at a relatively robust pace until the recession, the report said.
"However, the impact of the recession on transportation rates was short-lived as rates grew more than 9 percent in 2010," it said.
National numbers can be misleading, however, as regional dynamics tend to vary considerably among the six major coal basins, the report added.
"For example, Southern Appalachian coal costs increased more than 10 percent annually in 2001-10, while Powder River Basin (PRB) rates grew 1.5 percent over the same period. For a few PRB destination states, rates fell during this period," the report stated. "The wide range in minemouth coal prices and transportation distances across the United States create significant variation in the impact of transportation rates on overall coal costs, with different basins affected to significantly differing degrees."
While rail transportation costs for Appalachian and Illinois Basin coals as a percent of total delivered cost fall in the low 20 percent range, the relatively low commodity cost of PRB coal, and the long distances it travels, results in transportation costs that averaged almost 60 percent of the total delivered cost in 2010—more than the commodity itself, according to the report.
State-level data show further variation in rate changes over 2001-2010. At the high and low ends, Virginia-to-Tennessee rates grew 83 percent, while Wyoming-to-Kansas rates fell 23 percent — a 106 percentage point swing, the report concluded.


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The Acting Minister for Environment, Parks and Heritage, Scott Bacon, today welcomed Professor Sharon Sullivan AO as the new Chair of the Port Arthur Historic Site Management Authority (PAHSMA).
Mr Bacon said Prof Sullivan's appointment follows the retirement of PAHSMA Chairman, Dr Barry Jones AO, in December last year after 12 years in the role.
"Prof Sullivan is one of Australia's most highly-respected cultural heritage specialists and has been Deputy Chair of PAHSMA since 2000," he said.
"She brings a wealth of experience from her involvement with heritage management around the world and has worked and published extensively on cultural heritage management issues for 30 years in Australia and overseas, including the USA, China, Africa and Cambodia.
"Prof Sullivan works or has worked with the Australian Government, the World Bank, the World Monuments Fund, the Getty Conservation Institute and the Government of the People's Republic of China."
Mr Bacon also acknowledged and thanked Dr Jones for his many years of service to the PAHSMA Board.
"Barry has overseen huge changes at the Port Arthur Historic Site and in the PAHSMA organisation, including assumption of management responsibility for the Coal Mines and Cascades Female Factory Historic Sites and the elevation of the sites to both National Heritage and World Heritage status," he said.
"He has been a tireless advocate for the Port Arthur Historic Sites in particular, and for heritage conservation in general and all Tasmanians owe him a debt of gratitude."
Members of the Port Arthur Historic Site Management Authority's Board are appointed by the Tasmanian Government.
Prof Sharon Sullivan
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Google announced some of the initial content partners for Google TV: Turner Broadcasting, NBC Universal, HBO, Netflix, Amazon. The list is far from impressive, but this is just the beginning.
At launch, Google TV will run Android 2.1 and will include Chrome 5.0 and Adobe Flash 10.1. Google will pre-load a few high-quality apps like Pandora, Netflix, NBA, while the Android Market will be available early next year, after Google releases the SDK.
The good news is that web apps could work well on a TV if they are properly designed. YouTube Leanback is a great example of web app optimized for Google TV. Since it's not easy to develop web apps for TVs, Google offers some guidelines: TV interfaces should be simple, navigation and content are very important, the app should take advantage of the wide screen.
Google TV has an Apple-esque site and will start to be available this month on devices made by Sony and Logitech. "One of our goals with Google TV is to finally open up the living room and enable new innovation from content creators, programmers, developers and advertisers," says Google's Ambarish Kenghe.
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HPS425 - Honours in Psychology Part A
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Honours in Psychology is divided into four parts-2 coursework and 2 thesis-each worth 2 credit points. All 4 parts must be successfully completed before a result will be obtained.
This is the first part of the coursework components of Psychology Honours, which contributes 50% of the final grade. The thesis component is described in the course structures section of this Handbook.
Research Methods C (Trimester 1)
Coordinator: Jarrad Lum
This element of coursework is designed to provide you with the skills necessary to undertake a research project. The coursework covers issues relating to research design, research ethics, undertaking a systematic review and basic inferential statistics. Laboratory classes will undertake weekly practical exercises that examine in more detail the topic addressed in the week.
Assessment task 1: Systematic review assignment (2000 words) 50%
Assessment task 2: Examination (2 hours) 50%
Counselling and Professional Issues (Trimester 1)
Coordinators: Suzanne Vidler
This element provides an introduction to a problem management approach to counselling with clients of different ages, cultural backgrounds and presenting concerns. The common difficulties encountered during the counselling process will be addressed, together with ethical concerns. In addition, students are assisted to understand their own impact on the counselling process. Training in basic counselling skills such as listening, probing and empathic responding is provided. In addition to observation of videos and counselling sessions, students participate in role-plays, fish bowl exercise and counselling practice in class.
Assessment task 1: DVD or video presentation no. 1: recording of 20 minute interview (student as counsellor) 1600 word critique of presentation 40%
Assessment task 2: DVD or video presentation no. 2: recording of 30-45 minute interview (student as counsellor) plus 2000-2500 word written critique of presentation 60%
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Inland Traveler's clean indie-folk sound complements our romantic and ambrosial spring evenings and intensifies feelings under a soft afternoon sun.
The Brooklyn-based musical collective will perform twice in the Toledo area as part of its Midwest tour May 11 and 12.
The trio consists of singer-songwriters Gerald Edward, Katie Locke and Toledo-native Lucas Madrazo. An eclectic blend of Americana and modern influences, Inland Traveler has a refreshing emphasis on harmony and storytelling hearkening back to the vocal-heavy supergroups of the 1970s.
Last fall, the group released its debut EP, "Rivers Always Run" after a successful Kickstarter campaign.
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On May 11, Inland Traveler will play a show at The Millennium Theatre at Maumee Valley Country Day School at 7 p.m. There is a $10 suggested donation with the majority of proceeds benefiting FOCUS Toledo in honor of Mother's Day.
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Issue Analysis
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Independent Charities, Independent Regulators: The Future of Not-for-Profit Regulation
Abolishing the Australian Charities and Not-for-Profits Commission is a necessary first step in fostering an independent charity sector that is regulated effectively without excessive cost to the taxpayer. Read More
Australia and the Asian Ascendancy: Why Upskilling is Not Necessary to Reap the Rewards
Government programs to upskill the Australian workforce for the Asian Century are a solution to a non-problem. With more than a million Asian-born Australians, millions of speakers of Asian languages,... Read More
Shooting the Messenger: A Critique of Australia's Internet Content Regulation Regime
With the expansion of the Internet into society, media reports of pornography, paedophiles and racist web sites have induced government regulatory measures across the globe. This Issue Analysis studies how... Read More
The Last Refuge: Hard and Soft Hansonism in Contemporary Australian Politics
Hard Hansonism includes a number of characteristic policies – on aboriginal affairs, protectionism, privatisation, competition policy, and so on. Soft Hansonism is powerfully manifested in two key spheres... Read More
Open for Business? Australian Interests and the OECD's Multilateral Agreement on Investment (MAI)
The proposed OECD's Multilateral Agreement on Investment (MAI), which the Australian government has been helping to negotiate, will not mean a dramatic change to Australia's current practice in controlling... Read More


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Entry Points
All travelers to Indonesia must be in possession of a passport that is valid for at least six months from the date of arrival, and have proof (tickets) of onward or return passage.
The Indonesian Government extends Visa on Arrival (VoA) to nationals of 63 countries which can be obtained at designated entry airports and sea ports. Visa-on-Arrival are valid for 30 days and are extendable with another 30 days to be applied at Immigration offices in Indonesia.
Please note that starting 26 January 2010, the 7-day Visa-on-Arrival has been discontinued.
Countries extended Visa-on-Arrival facility are:
1. Algeria, 2. Australia, 3.Argentina, 4. Austria, 5. Bahrain, 6. Belgium, 7. Brazil, 8. Bulgaria, 9. Cambodia, 10. Canada, 11. Cyprus, 12. Denmark, 13. Egypt, 14. Estonia, 15.Fiji, 16. Finland, 17.France, 18. Germany, 19.Greece 20.Hungary, 21.Iceland, 22.India, 23.Iran, 24. Ireland, 25.Italy, 26. Japan, 27.Kuwait, 28. Laos PDR, 29.Latvia, 30.Libya, 31. Lithuania, 32.Liechtenstein, 33. Luxemburg, 34. Malta, 35. Maldives, 36.Monaco, 37. Mexico, 38. New Zealand, 39. the Netherlands, 40. Norway, 41. Oman, 42. Panama, 43. The People's Republic of China, 44.Poland, 45. Portugal, 46.Qatar, 47.Rumania, 48.Russia, 49.South Africa, 50.South Korea, 51.Switzerland, 52.Saudi Arabia, 53. South Africa, 54.Spain, 55.Suriname, 56.Sweden, 57.Slovakia, 58.Slovenia, 59.Taiwan, 60. Tunisia. 61.the United Arab Emirates, 62. the United Kingdom, 63. The United States of America.
Entry Ports Where Visa-on-Arrival May Be Issued are:
Authorized seaports are at Batam: Sekupang, Batuampar, Nongsa, Marina, and Teluk Senimba, Bandar Bintan, Talani Lagoi, Tanjung Balai Karimun, and Bandar Sri Udana Labon in the Riau archipelago, Sri Bintan Pura in Tanjung Pinang; Belawan port and Sibolga in North Sumatra, Yos Sudarso Tanjung Perak in Surabaya; Teluk Bayur of Padang; Tanjung Priok harbor at Jakarta; Padang Bai and Benoa ports in Bali; the port of Jayapura; Bitung; Tanjung Mas in Semarang, Central Java; Tenua and Maumere in East Nusa Tenggara, Pare-Pare and Soekarno Hatta port in South Sulawesi.
Free Tourist Visa
Free Tourist short stay visas for 30 days are extended to tourists from 12 countries, namely from Brunei Darussalam, Malaysia, Singapore, the Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam, and Hong Kong SAR, Macao SAR, Chile, Equador, Morocco and Peru,
VISA Application at Indonesia Embassies or Consulates
Visitors from other countries must apply for visa at Indonesia Embassies or Consulates in their home country. In addition, the visa cannot be replaced with any other immigration letters. The visa shall then be administered by Visa Officer in the presence of the applicant concerned.
You may find information on Indonesia embassies and consulates contact details at the Ministry of Foreign Affair website on the following direct link: www.deplu.go.id
For further information on applying for visa to Indonesia, you may browse our FAQs.
Free entry visa is also provided to delegates registered in a conference that is officially convened. In addition, tourist visa can be obtained from every Indonesian Embassy or Consulate. You can visit Indonesia through certain means and gates, by air via Jakarta, Bali, Medan, Manado, Biak, Ambon, Surabaya and Batam; by sea via Semarang, Jakarta, Bali, Pontianak, Balikpapan, Tanjung Pinang and Kupang. Maximum stay in Indonesia is two months.
Airport Tax
An airport tax of Rp150,000 is levied by airports on departing passengers on international flights and Rp.25,000 for those on domestic routes.
Most hotels add a 10% service charge to the bill on top of the 10% tax. In restaurants where service charge is not added, a tip of 5 to 10% on the bill will be appropriate depending on the service and type of establishment.
Maximum items allowed by customs when you visit Indonesia:
- 1 liter of alcoholic beverages
- 200 cigarettes OR 50 cigars OR 100 grams of tobacco
- Reasonable amount of perfume per adult, meaning if you arrive drenched in perfume the customs probably will not mind you carrying loads of bottles.
- Cameras, video cameras, portable radios, cassette recorders, binoculars and sport equipments are admitted provided they are taken out on departure. They must be declared to Customs.
- You are prohibited to carry:
- Firearms
- Narcotics drugs
- Pornography materials
- Chinese printing and medicines
- Transceivers and cordless telephone
- Films, pre-recorded video tapes, laser discs, VCDs, DVDs must be screened by Censor Board.
- Import or export of foreign currencies and travelers' checks are allowed. However, the import and export of Indonesia currency, exceeding 100 million Rupiah is prohibited.
Further information on customs and taxes in Indonesia, log into www.beacukai.go.id
General Information
Indonesia has three time zones—Western Indonesia Time which is GMT +7 (covering Sumatra, Java, Madura, West Kalimantan, Central Kalimantan), Central Indonesia Time which is GMT +8 (covering East and South Kalimantan, Sulawesi, Bali, Nusa Tenggara) and the last is Eastern Indonesia Time which is GMT +9 (covering Maluku and Irian Jaya). The capital Jakarta is GMT + 7 or 16 hours ahead of US Pacific Standard Time.
Office Hours
Office hours start from 8 AM to 4 PM, or 9 AM to 5 PM. Lunch break occurs between 12 noon to 1 PM. Usually offices are closed on Saturdays, including government offices. Government office hours start at 8 AM and end at 4 PM.
Banking Hours
Standard banking hours are from 8 AM to 3 PM from Monday to Friday. However several banks open their branches in hotels (and some in malls) longer than office hour, a few are open on Saturdays so you might want to check first. Jakarta has a number of international banks, even though you can also exchange currencies in some hotel cashiers and official money changers.
The Indonesia Rupiah is also called IDR. Information of daily exchange rate can be found in newspapers or from the net. Some Indonesia banks provide this on their websites. IDR and US$ are the most acceptable currencies. Most tourism resorts have money changer facilities. When you are traveling to remote areas it is advisable to exchange your money and clear your check. Credit cards are only acceptable in big hotels, restaurants, shops and traveling agencies.
Electric power supply is 220 volts in all regions. So be careful with your 110-volt electronic equipment. The sockets will only fit with with two pins rounded-tip plugs (technically known as Type C, E, and F) or use adaptors. Most hotels and many restaurants in large cities provide internet connections or free WiFi.
Embassy of the Democratic Republic of Afghanistan
Embassy of the Democratic People's Republic of Algeria
Embassy of the Republic of Argentina
Embassy of Australia
Embassy of Austria
Embassy of the People's Republic of Bangladesh
Royal Belgian Embassy
Embassy of the Federative Republic of Brazil
Indonesian Phrases
Bahasa Indonesia is relatively simple and by using a few phrases or sentences, you'll be more appreciated and respected. You can find Indonesian phrase books in good book shops.
But these few pointers below can help. Try slipping a few of them in daily conversations and ask whether you get it right. It'll be a great ice-breaker.
Bahasa Indonesia
|How do you do ?
|Apa kabar?
|Good Morning
|Selamat Pagi
|Good Afternoon
|Selamat Siang
|Selamat Tinggal
|Selamat Datang
Personal Pronoun & Title
|Kamu/ Anda
|He/ She
|Ia/ Dia (both are genderless)
|Can you help me?
|Dapatkah Anda membantu/ menolong saya?
|How do I get there?
|Bagaimana cara untuk kesana?
|How far?
|Seberapa jauh?
|How long will it make?
|Seberapa lama?
|How much (Price)?
|Berapa harganya?
|What is this/ that?
|Apa ini/ itu?
|What is your name?
|Siapa nama Anda?
|Di mana?
|Kenapa/ mengapa?
|Go up
|Go down
Do's and Dont's
Indonesia has several traditions and customs and it is best if you know them beforehand. Some of them are:
- Even though hand shaking is deemed appropriate between men and women, bear in mind that a number of Muslim women prefer to introduce themselves to men by nodding their head, smiling, and clasping their hands without any physical contact.
- Traditionally, when you greet someone, both hands are used when shaking, without grasping.
- It is considered polite to make a phone call first before visiting.
- Shoes must be taken off before entering a house or place of worship like mosques.
- Usually drinks are offered to guests. It is polite to accept.
- When eating, receiving or giving something, always use your right hand. Right index finger should not be used to point a place, items or people. Use the right hand thumb and fold the remaining fingers to be more polite.
- Taking photographs of houses of worships is allowed, however permission should be asked first whenever possible, especially if you want to take pictures of the interior.
- Most Indonesian Muslims do not consume alcoholic drinks and pork.
- Hence, the tradition of proposing a toast to honor someone is not generally known.
- Plan your budget and choose your destination carefully. Indonesia is vast—each region has its own quirks and possibilities. For instance, if you plan to have some adventure in rugged terrains, it's advisable to come on dry season for rains might make your paths muddy.
- Make sure you find as many information as possible concerning Indonesia, especially about the visa.
- Have sufficient cash ready, usually US$ is preferred. It can easily be exchanged in airports, hotels, banks or reputable money changers. Customs might ask you to show how much money you bring.
- Dress sufficiently. If you are female, make sure you dress accordingly. Skimpy clothings in public area, save from beaches and pools, might warrant unwanted attention.


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Read what alumni and students from our LL.M. programs are doing and have to say about the advantages of studying in Miami and obtaining a master's degree from Miami Law.
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Eusebio Peralta-Martinez, LL.M. 2009
J.D. Equivalent, National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM)
Eusebio Peralta-Martinez graduated from Miami Law's U.S. and Transnational Law LL.M. program in 2009. Prior to that he earned a Licenciado en Derecho (Juris Doctor equivalent) at the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM), where he was the Assistant Editor of The Official Bulletin of the Law School.
Before coming to the Law School, Peralta, who is admitted to the Mexican Bar, practiced law for 15 years as an intellectual property attorney and litigant in his home country of Mexico and as an advisor in the corporate field in the United States. Starting out as a federal examining attorney at the Secretary of Commerce and Industrial Promotion in Mexico City, Mexico, Peralta went on to work at the Mexican Institute of Industrial Property as a national department chief, general counselor, and examining attorney.
He also worked as an Intellectual Property litigation legal director at Malacara and Associates, S.C., in Guadalajara, Mexico; as a corporate advisor at Craft and Sitton, PLLC in Nashville, Tennessee; as an IP litigation legal director at ILF Abogados, S.C. in Guadalajara, Mexico; and as a corporate counselor at Mcintosh and Peralta, LLC, in Nashville, Tennessee.
While at Miami Law he earned the Burton Young Externship which allowed Peralta to work with the Family Court Division for the Eleventh Judicial Circuit in Miami, where he assisted in case management for family court judges.
"Working with judges on decisions that affect families is a clear shift away from the corporate environment I experience," said Peralta. "Through my studies, I developed a special interest in the emerging area of collaborative law. This externship gave me a fresh perspective on how the various fields of law were interconnected, and benefitted me as I moved forward with my career in the U.S."
Andreas Froehlicher, LL.M. 2009
J.D. equivalent, Basel University Faculty of Law, Switzerland, 2002
Andreas Froehlicher is an attorney, admitted to practice in Switzerland, and is currently a member of the Legal Structured Transactions team of UBS AG (www.ubs.com). The core business of such team consists of tailor-made solutions with respect to legal queries related to structured financings and transactions of UBS (Structured & Syndicated Finance, Corporate M&A Advisory, Real Estate Advisory, UBS Leasing Ltd, Structured Credit Wealth Management, Escrow Services, Corporate Aircraft Finance, Commodity Trade Finance). Before his engagement with UBS AG, Andreas was a member of the Mergers & Acquisitions Team of Blum&Grob Attorneys-at-Law, one of the leading business law firms in Zurich, Switzerland, where he represented national and international private and corporate clients in the areas of general corporate law and finance, mergers and acquisitions, asset finance, commercial law, sports law and art law.
After graduating from Basel University Faculty of Law (Switzerland) in 2002, Andreas served first as a law clerk, before he started working for several business law firms in Zurich. He obtained his LL.M. in 2009.
Asking Andreas about his experiences at Miami Law, he outlines the international student body, including the various cultural backgrounds of the students, and the personal as well professional treatment and guidance by the faculty and the office of international students, as one of the main reasons to join UM. Further taking into account, the perfect weather conditions in Florida and the amazing and vital City of Miami, Andreas is proud to say that he had the time of his life during his LL.M. year in the U.S.
Ali Ramadhan, Iraq
LL.M. '08, Fulbright Scholar; LL.B., University of Basra, College of Law, Iraq, July 1998
Ali worked for the Iraqi Ministry of Justice and the Basra High Criminal Court as a Serious Crime Investigator until the war began in 2003. He then worked with the Coalition Forces occupying various positions with international and U.S. organizations working under the auspices of the Coalition Provisional Authority. Ramadhan helped organize the first Iraqi national and governorate elections and wrote the first post-war Basra governorate council statute.
In terms of his experience at Miami Law, he says, "The LL.M. program at the University of Miami was a major event in my life. I enrolled in classes that firmly built on my legal background and enhanced my overall legal knowledge. In addition to the advanced legal classes I took, the law school faculty were like a family to me. The program director was supportive and caring with all her students. I now feel so proud for having my LL.M. degree, and so honoured for having a lasting family at University of Miami Law."
Ali received his LL.M. degree in December 2008, and was able to bring his wife and daughter to the United States to start a new life. He looks forward to finding a job with the United States government so that he can continue to help make a difference in Iraq.
Adria Rodriguez, Cuba
LL.M. Candidate 2009; J.D. equivalent, University of Havana, Cuba, 1998
Words are simply not enough to express my gratitude for all the help, guidance, and support I have received from the faculty, staff, professors and supporting personnel to make this challenging time less stressful for me. The opportunity to be part of the LL.M. Program has been the most effective learning experience I have ever had. Thank you very much!
Yana Anatolevna Yakovleva, Russia
LL.M. Candidate 2009; Ph.D. Candidate, Moscow State Law Academy, Russia; J.D. equivalent, Moscow State Law Academy, Russia, 2005
The LL.M. is an unforgettable experience for someone coming to the U.S. from a foreign country. It changes your life prospective, allows you to establish worldwide friendships, and opens new horizons in every aspect of life.
Heidar Atlason, Iceland
LL.M. 2002, Cobb Scholar, University of Iceland, 2000
Heidar graduated from the University of Iceland in 2000. He received the prestigious Cobb Scholarship, which was endowed by University of Miami Trustee Charles E. Cobb, former Ambassador to Iceland. With the generous support of this scholarship, Heidar completed his LL.M. at the University of Miami in 2002. He returned to Reykjavik where he is now a partner at LOGOS Legal Services, one of the preeminent international law firms in Iceland, and teaches at the University of Iceland School of Law. Heidar's areas of expertise are corporate law, mergers and acquisitions, corporate investments, bankruptcy and contract law.
Alejo Peyret, Argentina
LL.M. 2007; Motorola Inc., Legal Counsel (one-year practical training in Florida); Benitez Scholar J.D. equivalent, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Facultad de Derecho, 2004
Immediately after the completion of the LL.M. Program, I got two offers to work in Florida as a trainee with two important American companies. The offers reached me through the International Graduate Law Programs Office and its Career Planning Center. Therefore, after the graduation celebrations, I started working in Florida as a foreign legal counsel and had a wonderful occasion to put into practice all the knowledge I had earned in the LL.M. Program, plus my professional background as a Latin-American lawyer.
Milena Rudolph, Germany
LL.M. Candidate 2009; Fulbright Scholar; LL.M. University of Cologne, Germany; Maitrise, University of Paris, France
Discussing her enjoyment of her time at the Miami Law, Milena cites small size and extraordinary personal guidance as key factors in the success of the program. "I really appreciate the great work of the International Office and its director, Jessica Morris." She also praises the breadth of the program's curriculum and credits Introduction to American Law and Legal Writing and Research with helping her to understand "how American law and life at an American law school work."
Violeta Longino, Mexico
LL.M./J.D. Transfer 2003; J.D. cum laude, University of Miami School of Law; J.D. equivalent - Licenciado en Derecho with high honors - Universidad La Salle, Mexico.
Violeta Longino is an attorney licensed in Florida and Mexico, and is a member of the International and Cross-Border Transactions Group of the law firm of Holland & Knight in Miami, Florida. She practices in the areas of corporate and international law, with an emphasis on cross-border mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, financial services and formation of business entities in Latin America, Europe, and the United States. Before joining Holland & Knight, she was an associate in the Miami office of a prominent international law firm and also served as general counsel for the Mexican affiliate of a leading multinational corporation. Violeta joined the LL.M. program in 2000 and successfully transferred to the J.D. in 2001.
Diego Cesar Bunge, Argentina
LL.M. 1984; Southern Methodist University School of Law, 1975; Universidad de Buenos Aires School of Law and Social Sciences, 1973
Diego Cesar Bunge is a partner at Estudio Bunge in association with Squire Sanders & Dempsey. He has actively participated in domestic and international complex litigation and arbitration cases, as attorney of one party and as an expert witness. He is a member of the Board of International Scholars, Banking and Finance Law Unit, Center for Commercial Law Studies, Queen Mary and Westfield College of Law, University of London, and the OAS Working Group for the Drafting of an Inter-American Standard Law for secured transactions. Diego was the Dean of the School of Juridical and Social Sciences, Universidad de Ciencias Empresariales y Sociales in Argentina in 2004.
Claudio Finkelstein, Brazil
LL.M. 1991; J.D. equivalent, Pontificia Universidade Catolica de Sao Paulo (PUC/SP); Ph.D, International Economic Relations, PUC/SP.
Claudio Finkelstein is a partner at Hasson, Sayeg, Finkelstein, D'Avila e Nelson Pinto Advogados. He is a Professor Doctor of the Post-Graduation program in Law of the International Economic Relations course at PUC/SP, and Coordinator of the sub-area of International Economic Relations Law in the Post-Graduate Course of PUC/SP. He is also the head of the International Law Department of the Instituto Brasileiro de Direito Constitucional and The Instituto Nacional de Contencioso Economico, and co-coordinator of the specialized periodical Revista de Direito Internacional e Economico. Claudio is the author of the book Processo de Formacao de Mercados de Bloco; coordinator and co-author of the book MERCOSUL- Licoes do Period de Transitoredade; and has authored many other articles concerning commercial, corporate, constitutional and international law in specialized periodicals.
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My beloved brother, T-Bob, turns 54 this month. He has no idea how this happened.
Where do the years go? Just yesterday he was an 18-year-old soccer standout weighing scholarship offers. (He stayed in our hometown of Wilmington, N.C. You can take the boy out of the beach, but… )
I love all my kin, but T-Bob and I have a special bond. Too bad it took more than 20 years to develop.
Let me explain: As children, T-Bob and I fought pitched battles, with bloody noses and busted lips. Dad used to say to Mom, "One of them won't make it to adulthood." I thought him hateful; he thought me stupid. He used to say, "The problem with you, Juju, is that you have no brain. None. Zip. Nada."
When he was 11 and I was 10, he pushed me out of the silver maple tree by the cement pond. Something in me snapped. I limped into the garden shed where Dad kept a metal pizza turner. (We never ate pizza and Dad didn't cook, so who knows why he owned one.)
T-Bob had climbed down and was strolling towards the house for his nightly Fig Newton when I emerged, pizza turner clutched in trembling paw.
He looked back, saw my murderous face and started to run and scream simultaneously. As he bolted for the back door, I hurled the pizza turner underhanded at a spot just ahead of his feet. He ran right into it—BAM!!--and the metal gashed his shin like a razor. He dropped to the ground howling. As I walked past him, I muttered, "No brain, brother. No brain."
Dad handed him a box of Band-Aids and said, "Son, this should teach you not to bully your sister." I am happy to report, it did.
We still weren't friends, exactly, but we maintained a wary truce for years. Then one day in my early 20s, the phone rang and T-Bob said, "I wanted to get your opinion on something." When I came to, there ensued a nice conversation between two intelligent adults. Which neither one of us is, but still.
Today we're thisclose. Which is pretty impressive, considering A) Our battling history and B) The fact that we're as different as two people born to the same parents can be.
He liked to party and never met a stranger. I stayed home and did my nails and needlepoint. He plays tennis, he plays the guitar, he builds Web sites, he's an amazing chef. The only thing I play is the radio, and I can barely navigate Facebook. Let's not even go there with my cooking.
We do share one trait: impatience. We were both born thinking life is too short. For me, that translated into compulsive reading and traveling. For him, it meant earning money. He started mowing lawns at 10. At 11 he added a paper route. At 16 he added a night job as a grocery store stocker. That same year, he moved into an apartment with three college students. Working three jobs, being an honor student, lettering in two sports, and paying rent. Don't ask me how he did it. I have no idea.
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Happy birthday, brother. I love you.
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Today, as the United Nations celebrates English Language Day, there are almost two billion English-language speakers around the world. English has become an increasingly important international language used by people from different geographic, cultural and linguistic backgrounds to communicate with each other. As such, the need for assessing English-language proficiency for the global workplace and educational institutions continues to grow. As the world leader in English-language assessments, ETS's TOEFL and TOEIC tests meet this demand.
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Quakes newcomer Jean-Baptiste Pierazzi's acrobatic clearance on Saturday is nominated for MLS Save of the Week!
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COLUMBIA CITY — An ordinance amendment changing fees involved with Sheriff Sales of real property has been adopted by the Whitley County Commissioners and should take effect beginning in April. The fees are typically paid by the attorney's office representing the interest of the mortgage company that holds the lien on the foreclosed property.
Whitley County Sheriff Mark Hodges said the first increase would be a flat fee for administrative paperwork that needs to be done, proposed at $83. Administrative tasks can include getting the initial notice, making phone calls, gathering information, starting a file and beginning the proper paperwork to get the sale set up.
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