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Drunk Woman Drives 17 Miles On Wrong Side Of Highway
A retired Olympia schoolteacher accused of driving the wrong way on Interstate 5 for more than 17 miles while drunk, at speeds of more than 100 miles per hour, pleaded not guilty Thursday to driving while intoxicated.
Pamela Jean Drawsby, 60, was ordered released on her personal recognizance during a court hearing Thursday before Thurston County District Court Judge Brett Buckley. She has no criminal history, according to Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Cassandra Jones.
Police reports indicate that Drawsby registered a 0.12 percent blood-alcohol level after Washington State Patrol troopers finally stopped her white Lincoln near the main gates of Joint Base Lewis-McChord early Wednesday morning. The legal limit for drivers is 0.08 percent.
Jones added that Drawsby might have been under the influence of several medications, including OxyCodone. Jones had asked Buckley to set Drawsby's bail at $5,000.
As a condition of Drawsby's release, Buckley required her to wear a bracelet that will notify the court if she consumes alcohol. She also is required to use an ignition-interlock device that will prevent her car from starting if she has had alcohol.
Trooper Guy Gill said law enforcement got word of an erratic driver before 2 a.m. Wednesday, when the vehicle was spotted blocking the intersection at Capital Boulevard and Custer Way in Tumwater with no lights on. Moments later, concerned drivers flooded 911 with calls "in awe" as the Lincoln entered I-5's southbound lanes and proceeded to head north, Gill said.
Semi-truck driver Ron Worthey, 52, of Buckley said the car came within about 5 feet of hitting his truck and that he's lucky to be alive. He said he immediately called 911.
"You didn't even see her until it was almost too late," Worthey said. "I wouldn't have even had time to swerve if she was headed toward me … If it's your time to go, then it's your time to go, and evidently, this wasn't mine."
Gill said troopers and law enforcement from Thurston and Pierce counties "paralleled" the woman's car on I-5's northbound lanes but did not pursue her in the wrong direction on I-5. Gill said it was a miracle that no one was killed.
"I compare her to a bullet coming out of the barrel of a gun, and that bullet has to hit something," Gill said. "She is lucky and we are lucky that we were able to get her stopped."
Spike strips were deployed, but it is unclear whether they brought the car to a stop, Gill said.
"You can go a long way on rims," he said. Gill said the Lincoln gradually slowed to a stop as a massive police presence mobilized to intercept the vehicle.
Gill added, "when we contacted her, she literally did not know that she was on the freeway."
He said troopers were surprised when "we met a very docile 60-year-old female who was highly impaired."
Gill said Drawsby was booked into the Thurston County Jail on Wednesday morning and immediately posted bail.
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Bond sale helps home buyers, rentersBy Bruce Edwards
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The Vermont Housing Finance Agency has completed a $26 million bond sale that helps refinance loans on affordable apartment units around the state, including the 15-unit Benson Heights apartment complex in Benson. The agency also completed a $50 million bond sale that will finance the purchase of 250-350 Vermont homes.Affordable housing in the state received a boost this month with a bond sale that will help finance the purchase of up to 350 single-family homes.
The Vermont Housing Finance Agency closed on a $50 million bond sale that replenishes the agencys loan funds. The money will provide 30-year mortgages at 3 percent interest on a government-backed mortgage and 3.25 percent on a conventional mortgage.
The bond sale will fund 250 to 350 home purchases.
A separate $26 million multifamily bond sale restructures certain existing VHFA loans that affect 907 apartments around the state.
VHFA Executive Director Sarah Carpenter said the agency took advantage of a program available only to state housing finance agencies. Under the program, the U.S. Treasury buys the mortgage securities backed by the housing bonds.
Carpenter said the VHFA was faced with an end of the year deadline to replenish its funding before the program expired.
The program ends Dec. 31 so essentially we both needed to bond and wanted to bond before the end of the year to take advantage of the low rates we could get through that program, she said.
The bond sale covering apartment complexes required restructuring loans with each project partner, Carpenter said.
Lower refinancing rates were aided by the State of Vermont Moral Obligation credit enhancement that allowed for long-term, fixed-rate financing. She said it also allows some apartment projects to use the savings for improvements.
Erhard Mahnke of the Vermont Affordable Housing Coalition said that as the economy gains strength and consumer confidence increases, the bond sale provides more home-buying opportunities.
The single-family bond obviously provides a really attractive rate and attractive terms for first-term home buyers, said Mahnke, the coalitions executive director.
Although Vermont has one of the highest home-ownership rates in the country, Mahnke said the state still has a deficit in terms of meeting the demand for home ownership.
The housing deficit is especially acute when it comes to affordable apartments, he said, so the multifamily bond sale takes on added significance.
What this does largely is preserve the affordability of some existing for-profit-owned properties, maybe reaching the end of their mortgage term and so (the owners) might have even been looking to do something else with the property, Mahnke said.
In addition, he said proceeds from the bond will help finance several transfers of ownership from for-profit owners of affordable housing to nonprofit owners.
One transaction involves the transfer of Benson Heights, a 15-unit senior Section 8 development in Benson, from the United Church of Benson to the Housing Trust of Rutland County. The financing also provides for rehabilitation and other capital improvements.
According to the 2010 Vermont Housing Needs Assessment report, the state will need to build approximately 8,000 homes between 2009 and 2014 to meet demand.
When it comes to apartments, the report said Vermont will require an additional 5,000 rental units by 2014.
Based on an average monthly rent of $1,000 a month for a two-bedroom apartment in the state, Mahnke said, a worker needs to earn $19 an hour to afford it.
This year the VHFA has financed 401 home purchases.
Since its inception, the agency has provided financing for 27,000 homebuyers with low-interest mortgages, and financed the development of approximately 8,400 affordable rental units.
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My favourites are definitely And All Through the House and Television Terror.
Well, again my personal favorites are scattered throughout. I chose this list according to which I think were the best according to what the show did best. Which episodes were the best at showing human heartlessness ("Yellow," "Two for the Show," "Dead Right"), were the most multi-layered ("Judy"), the most creepy ("Top Billing," "What's Cookin'"), the darkest ("Three's a Crowd"), freakiest ("Hearses"), or best at capturing pure insanity on film ("Maniac at Large"). Most people probably would have gone right for "All Through" and "Television Terror" but, all things considered, they weren't the essence of the show. The closer you look, neither one involves a potent, functioning betrayal or dark turn of humanity. Or, let alone a twist, even a genuine surprise. At any point during either episode.
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I liked most of your picks for the Top 20 although Yellow and Two for the Show would't be in my Top 20.
Thanks again.
However, that's a real shame. Both episodes are absolutely outstanding in almost every way (I hated the fake-looking mutilated bodies in "Show" though). As a matter of fact, "Two for the Show" really is one of the best nightmare scenarios in the show's run. And the characters were portrayed perfectly to carry that out and make it truly horrifying. And, considering an at least equally great evil prevails at the close of the episode (much the same as I think it might have in "Split Second"), the episode has a chilling feeling that the nightmare continues. It takes a simple idea of murder as a one-up and surrounds you with it. They could have played it as "Shock! Gasp!" etc, in the cartoony way it did in other episodes (of course: "Whirlpool" is suspect #1) without going as far with the music and they thought:
we can do better
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. It's easily one of the best episodes at keeping the tension strong throughout the entire episode. It's smart and uncomfortably right on-the-button from minute 1. I guess in this case, I'd have to call it vastly underrated.
Since I ranked it at #8 and you tell me it wouldn't make your 20, I'm bound to say I can't think of 12 episodes (which didn't rank higher on my list) that are better than it (though I certainly wouldn't argue hard on "What's Cookin'"). But, hey: if you can hold tight to as strong a conviction as I have for ranking it this high for why you wouldn't- more power to you.
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I remember
being very good, but not necessarily a good
Tales From The Crypt
episode. Kind of like
King Of The Road
, it feels out of place. But on it's own, it is very good. Definitely a controversial pick for number 1, though.
I don't think so. Rhett had just as many praises for it as I did. And it also ranked #2 on Cinemassacre's list. It's been consistently hailed as one of the show's best episodes since it aired and probably has the highest technical score on any site that allows users to rate the episodes. Right now, it beats "Television Terror" on IMDb .4 points. Which is my way of saying I think most viewers saw the horror of it too. And as for how "out of place" it feels... I also disagree. In fact, I suppose shy of sexual content (which Rhett certainly believes was an integral part of the show), I think I could easily argue it's The Quintessential
episode. It depicts human evil, gives us an epic, deeply personal betrayal, there's a surprising amount of gore, and the tension level is off the charts.
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I'll try to avoid spoilers here, but if
Two For The Show
is the episode involving a train and a gruesome discovery in a suitcase, then it was the very first
Tales From The Crypt
episode I ever saw, way back when it originally aired. It's definitely a personal favorite in those regards, but for some reason it isn't one I watch very often, which is why I'm not entirely positive if it is even the correct episode I'm thinking of. But seeing it as a young child, that macabre twist ending was a disturbing visual that I have never forgotten.
Just 'cuz, you should be reading it.
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Civilized families gather far from the drunken hordes.
While you might observe a few scotch-swigging businessmen in the Cellar Club, the Biltmore typically draws quiet professionals and middle- to upper-middle-class families in town for business or pleasure. There's no raucous spring break crowd here.
Top of the line -- just remember to keep your room key with you.
The bellman took my bags the second my taxi pulled up to the entrance and promptly disappeared -- no tip necessary. Unlike any other hotel in Miami, all gratuities are included in your $28 resort fee so there's no need to grease palms in order to get the level of service a hotel of this caliber demands.
Do remember to carry your room key, though. Your name will be printed on it, so it doubles as an ID card. This helps separate guests from locals who stop by to dine at the Biltmore's award-wining restaurants.
Suburbia, Miami style, with a blend of multimillion-dollar homes and frat-party blowouts side by side.
Surrounded by luxurious homes and its famed golf course, the Biltmore doesn't have anything in terms of entertainment or restaurants within walking distance.
The Biltmore is located in Coral Gables, a Miami suburb that balances multimillion-dollar homes, high-end shopping, excellent dining and the University of Miami. This means plenty of beer pong tournaments that get out of hand and move out onto impeccably kept streets.
But a 20-minute walk -- or a short cab ride -- will get you to the Miracle Mile, which has plenty of shops and restaurants.
Hardly cutting-edge, but the design is classic with great attention paid to details.
I marveled at the lobby, with its soaring, vaulted ceilings and carved pillars. My superior room, in comparison, wasn't as awe-inspiring, but it was comfortable and serene. Though painted a simple cream, little decorative flourishes like a veil whimsically festooned around the bed make the room feel special (or at least worthy of haughty language like "whimsically festooned.") The bathroom is simple but beautifully detailed as well, with carved moldings, marble countertops and a brass tissue box.
Technologically speaking, the rooms have been updated to include flat screen televisions and iPod docks, what you would expect from a hotel of this caliber.
Everything but the beach, from a legendary golf course to a gym that even attracts the locals.
As if to excuse its landlocked location, the Biltmore is overflowing with high-grade facilities.
Great sports classes for kids, plus water shows and free cribs.
There's no kids' club, but the Biltmore has a lot of activities to offer children. Apart from tennis lessons, children can also learn how to play golf on the freshly restored Donald Ross 18-hole par 71 course. But the Bitlmore's most unique feature is its culinary class where kids receive training in cooking from the hotel's award-winning chefs. Younger children can enjoy water shows with synchronized swimmers doing vintage routines at the hotel's historic pool. The Biltmore also has free cribs for infants.
No complaints -- well, maybe one small complaint.
Considering the amount of dirt and water tracked in from the golf course and swimming pool, I was surprised not to see a grain of dirt anywhere. My only complaint was that there were some rust stains on our sheet.
With more than 100 different wines by the glass and a famous afternoon tea, the options are enticing but not cheap.
Miami's most elegant and historic hotel is also its most prestigious black-tie wedding destination; its prices reflect this.
There's no one-size-fits-all approach to weddings at the Biltmore, and each event can be uniquely styled by the dedicated in-house company, Biltmore Event Design. In general, the hotel organizes its weddings into five-hour loosely defined packages, which you are open to build upon and elaborate on -- the only real restriction depends on how much you're willing to spend (a six-figure wedding is common). Even the most basic wedding can cost an exorbitant amount and the average dinner starts at a not-too-modest sum per plate.
Built in 1926, the iconic Biltmore (a national landmark) brings timeless luxury to a hotel scene overwhelmed by skin-deep glitz. Though far from any beaches, it offers doting (tip-free) service, a miraculous pool, a prestigious golf course and a catalog of amenities. Unfortunately, its residential neighborhood can get boring.
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Lady Gaga performed a high energy, white lit, 3 song show at TABLOID in Tokyo for MAC Viva Glam and the MAC Global Aids Fund and we were on the guest list. Too fabulous, she is a goddess!
"When you're vibrating purely, you get only what's a match to that. It's your ambivalence: "I like that but I don't like that… I like that but I don't like that…" that keeps what you like and what you don't like coming at you all the time. You don't have to "turn the other cheek" when you are in vibrational harmony only with what you want. Then, only what you want comes." Abraham
Lady Gaga performs at TABLOID in Tokyo. A private live show for MAC Viva Glam
Getting only what we want seems like a very luscious trend of late and I say that only in the most love filled, joyous, light beaming way. I simply cannot express how grateful I am for all of the dazzling brightness and wonder that fills our lives.
Two nights ago we journeyed in style, as a fabulous family to a private Lady Gaga performance at TABLOID in Tokyo. The night was a whirlwind of color and excitement for all but the preparation with our beautiful Tokyo family was just as precious!
We kicked off the night by getting ready at the disco light lit FAB Dance Academy. Lapping up make up tips from two of Tokyo's most fabulous make up artists and designers – Kike Yamakawa and Anthony Moynihan. Blessed to have their guidance. The studio was a whirl with costumes, colors, creativity and our big, bright family of stars. Such a fun process to get ready together, with Gaga remixes rocking on the sound system and glitter spraying everywhere. A few bottles of bubbly helped as well!
The Tokyo skies opened up as we stepped out onto the streets of Roppongi and into the huge, white limousine. Kike, thought it would be extra special if we rode in style to the party, he was right! The ride began, we cruised around Tokyo dancing to Lady Gaga and just enjoying time together. Everyone looked and felt fabulous.
Arriving at the venue, we stepped out of our white party vehicle to be greeted by a huge crowd of invited guests, video cameras and photographers. Fun times! Things got a little squishy but we were ushered in quickly to a venue filled with many celebrity faces and friends that I recognized. I was most excited to see other costumes, make up and the newly created venue!
The white walls of TABLOID made the colorful crowd stand out even more. We whisked our way through what seemed like tunnels to various rooms. Gorgeous boys with trays filled and ready kept the party flowing. We made our way into the main room where a small, circular stage was set up. Crowds hung from the balcony and we enjoyed the music and people around us while waiting for the lady herself. A great time to catch up with friends, take some cool pics and enjoy the spirit of the atmosphere, although Lady Gaga was later than expected.
But before too long the curtains rose and Gaga appeared in a full white lace body suit, with an intense yellow hair piece and her signature black lined eyes. As the stage rotated she sat at a white piano and sang Speechless. Next my favorite, Alejandro. The boys came to assist her as the beats kicked in the choreography amped up the performance. The crowd then went wild for Bad Romance. As glitter and white powered snow fell from the sky and covered the entire stage, Terence Koh melded into the performance with his voice and cape covered head. He was strapped to Lady Gaga and they made a cross with fluorescent lighting. The curtains descended and sakura petals fell. A short but as always magical Gaga performance by the unique and inspiring star.
Lady Gaga and entourage left the stage and the Dex Pistols kicked in. Time to party in the petal covered arena. I hooped it up and dance with friends. Photo shoot was a fabulous must, as we basked in the awesomeness that Lady Gaga offered and the joy that our colorful family brings to life!
Thank you so much to everyone who contributed to such a spectacular night. A huge thank you to Kike for creating the most fabulous hoop costume for me. He had a dream about me as a Cyber Hoop Warrior and crafted the hot pink outfit for me. The man is a master of style and creativity, I am forever thankful.
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Louisiana College is embarking on a $50 million capital campaign, asking for $12 million from Louisiana Baptist Convention churches.
Last month, the executive board of the Louisiana Baptist Convention approved the college's request to make direct appeals to churches to raise a portion of a capital campaign to renovate facilities.
The Town Talk reports the college can approach the 1,500 LBC churches for $12 million over the next five years upon full approval from the Louisiana Baptist Convention in November. The $12 million from Baptist churches will be used to improve student housing. LC President Joe Aguillard said every housing unit on campus is to be completely renovated -- from new HVAC systems to new roofs.
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Hello gyus,
I have a linux workstation and would like to use hardware 3D (quad_buffered) stereo.
(SUSE Enterprise Linux 9, NVidia Quadro4 750GL DH, shutter glasses attached).
This works fine with only _one_ screen (CRT Monitor).
However, now I want to use 2 screens.
- 1 TFT (not able to do 3D)
- 1 CRT for hardware 3D
I was able to work out 3 configurations, all work but none does what I need:
1) TwinView
Enables me to use ONE Desktop which is 1280+1280 pixels (both monitors width). I can drag windows from one to the other.
However, quad_buffered hardware 3D doesn't work.
2) Dualscreen (I think that's what it's called)
quad_buffered hardware 3D works (on the CRT of course). Desktop is also 1280+1280 width, but windows cannot be dragged from one to the other. Therefore useless to me (for other reasons).
3) Clonescreen (again, I think that's what they call it)
quad_buffered hardware 3D works also, but Desktop is only 1280 width. The same output on two screens doesn't make any sense to me.
My Questions are:
- Is it at all possible to get quad_buffered hardware 3D working with this config? I.e.: with windows movable from one screen to the other?
- would a second (then PCI) graphics card help?
- Can anybody point me to a place where this is explained (XF86Config)?
Thanks a million for any hints!
I can send my configs, but this would totally clutter this mesg.
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The ninth annual Music by the Sea concert series begins May 8 at the St. Augustine Beach Pier and Pavilion, 350 A1A Beach Blvd., St. Augustine Beach.
Twenty-one performances are scheduled this year, with concerts each week through Sept. 25.
This series welcomes in the warm weather and celebrates beach time with live music and food by local eateries each Wednesday.
On May 8, Outta Sight with perform rock and roll music; the band is comprised of students from the Florida School for the Deaf and the Blind. Wildflower Cafe will offer dinner during the event.
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Easter is next month — with the annual St. Augustine Easter Parade set for 3 p.m. March 31 along the historic streets of the Ancient City.
By: Anonymous on July 29, 2013 - 4:43pm - Add new comment
The countdown has officially begun: 45 days until British band Mumford & Sons performs in the Ancient City.
The Gentleman of the Road stopover in St. Augustine is set for Sept. 13-14 at Francis Field.
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Good Samaritan Health Centers Inc. in St. Augustine sent an email today about needing volunteers for the Sept. 13-14 Mumford & Sons event at Francis Field in St. Augustine.
Volunteers will be given free passes to the event. Here's the email with details on how to volunteer:
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Fall is here and the season offers a plethora of seasonal events including pumpkin patches, fall festivals, Halloween haunts, annual activities and concerts. To submit events, email email@example.com.
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If you don't have a ticket to the Gentlemen of the Road (GOTR) stopover, there are still plenty of opportunities to enjoy free entertainment Sept. 13-14 throughout downtown St. Augustine — on three city stages and in venues that normally offer live music.
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The BIG concert of the year was announced today — British band Mumford & Sons will be headlining a two-day music festival set for Sept. 13-14 at Francis Field in downtown St. Augustine.
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Note: The blog is all about me. I'm being indulgent and talking about my love for music and all the concerts I've attended — most recently, Mumford & Sons.
I'm a music lover — all types, all genres.
My first big concert was Michael Jackson's Victory Tour on July 22, 1984. I was 8 years old and my dad took me to the huge event at the Gator Bowl in Jacksonville. My grandmother won the tickets for me at our local grocery store.
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Spring in St. Augustine is coming to an end, and summer begins with Concerts in the Plaza, a weekly concerts series that kicks off on Memorial Day and continues each Thursday in downtown St. Augustine through Labor Day.
Summer in St. Augustine also wouldn't be the same without the Music by the Sea concert series each Wednesday evening at the St. Augustine Beach Pier. Live music is on stage from 7 to 9 p.m., and local restaurants serve dinners beginning at 6 p.m. each Wednesday.
A few other Memorial Day events also are offered in St. Augustine. The list is below.
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I know how to work out the chromatic polynomial of a graph and I can work out what $k$ would be by looking at the graph. Maybe I'm just being silly, but if you were given just the chromatic polynomial say: $$ k(k-1)^2 (k-2) $$ can you just look at that and tell that the chromatic number of $G$ is $3$?
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If $p(k)$ is the chromatic polynomial of $G$, then the chromatic number of $G$ is the smallest non-negative integer $k_0$ such that $p(k_0)>0$.
In this case, you can clearly see that $p(0)=p(1)=p(2)=0$, while $p(3)\neq 0$, so the chromatic number must be $3$.


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May 30th 2011 22:48
It wasnt until the half way mark whilst questing for the Fountain of Youth and the mermaids arrival that On Stranger Tides started to lift its mythological game (of which the entire series rest its heels on). It was about time mermaids entered the Pirates picture! Gemma Ward, the wide-eyed Australian supermodel, played Tamara (as shes named in the end credits), a blonde mermaid who is first to rise from the depths and lure the sailors into a deadly kiss. But it is the young dark-haired beauty Syrena (Astrid Berge-Frisbey) - named by the awestruck young missionary Philip (Sam Claflin) who is netted by Blackbeard. He needs a mermaids teardrop, genuinely spilled in joy or sorrow (joy is the more potent), to add to one of the two chalices he has purloined. With the chalices the Fountain of Youth will bring him eternal life!
Theres a straight-to-DVD release called Siren, more of a straight horror, about a hapless group on a yacht in the Meditteranean. Its probably terrible, but I think Ill have to hunt that one down.
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A reunion is right around the corner for a dog found in Superior and his family from way down south.
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NORTH Somerset celebrated outstanding A-level results across all of its secondary schools and Weston College.
The pass rate increased this year from 98.1 per cent to 98.5 per cent, which was above the England average of 97.6 per cent.
North Somerset Council's executive member for children and young people, Councillor Jeremy Blatchford, said: "These are staggering results and our results just keep getting better and better.
"Warmest congratulations to all our pupils and to all those in our schools who have helped them achieve their potential. It is particularly pleasing to note the percentage of A*-B grades has increased by more than five per cent to 51.8 per cent."
In Churchill, head teacher Dr Barry Wratten, was delighted as A-level results showed a 99 per cent rate – a four per cent increase on last year.
Elspeth Westaway-Heaven, who lives in Rickford, was just one of those who were celebrating after getting two A*s and an A.
The 18-year-old, who is off to study Veterinary Medicine at Bristol University, said: "I can't believe it. I was shaking as I was so nervous but the fact that I got these grades and am off to university now is so exciting."
A total of 74 per cent of all grades were A*-C.
The proportion gaining three A grades doubles this year and there was also a 10 per cent rise in the overall percentage of A grades, including A* for the first time, of which students amassed 39.
Dr Wratten said: "This year Ofsted came and said that students do well in the Sixth Form and that the Sixth Form offers outstanding care and guidance. These results are the proof of the pudding. I say well done to our Year 13 students who not only worked so hard in their A-level years but who also added so much to the life of the school in so many ways."
Clevedon Community School was also celebrating a 99 per cent pass rate with 71 per cent of students getting an A* or A grade.
Head teacher John Wells was extremely pleased with all the results but there were a few students who excelled.
Rob Wadsworth and Joe Mason, both 18, gained four A*s which earned them places at Oxford University where they will study Physics and Chemistry respectively.
Imogen Harper, 18, from Clevedon, will study medicine at Leicester after gaining one A* and two As and Emily Hocking, 18, who also got four A grades, will study Veterinary Science at Nottingham.
Suzanne Vickers, 18, was delighted to discover she had got three A grades in Biology, Physics, Chemistry and General Studies. She will study Bio Medicine at Manchester University.
Mr Wells said: "This is a superb set of results with students exceeding predictions at the A/A* and A/B level particularly. It is a fitting reward for their many hours of hard work and the excellent student/teacher working partnerships we have at Clevedon.
Gordano School head teacher Graham Silverthorne got the best leaving present he could have asked for from his students – the best ever A-level results in the school's history.
Cheers rang out among the classrooms as the school 79.2 per cent of students achieved A levels at grades A* to C while 57 per cent of students of A level students got passes at A* – B grades.
Two students that were celebrating success were head boy Dominic Jefferies, 18 and head girl Maisy Griffiths. The pair, who have been dating for 10 months, are now planning to head off to separate universities.
Dominic had an A* in psychology, an A in history, an A in politics and a C in economics and is heading to Southampton University to study politics and sociology. Maisy, 18, from Failand, got A grades in history and politics and a B in psychology and is heading off to Sheffield University.
Dominic said: "I worked really hard for the exams but it's paid off. I will be sad to leave Gordano and have enjoyed being head boy.
"The teachers are amazing here and really go the extra mile to help students. Maisy and I are going to different universities and I am really going to miss her."
Head teacher Graham Silverthorne, who is leaving in September to take up a post as head teacher of a school in Hong Kong, said: "In January I asked the year group to give me a leaving present that I would be able to treasure and they haven't disappointed.
"We break one record or another every year but all previous performances have been overwhelmed by the endeavours of these wonderful young people. This set of results cements Gordano's place as one of the highest achieving truly comprehensive sixth forms in the country and we are all extremely proud."
At Backwell School out of the 165 Year 13 students, 11 per cent achieved the new A* grade.
One student standing out was 18-year-old Lewis Vincent, who got four A*s in Math's Further Maths, Economics and Physics.
He said: "It is a relief, I worked really hard to get the best grades and hoped I would after being predicted them."
Head teacher Julian Baldwin said: "The is the result of many years hard work and our students truly deserve their success."
Buckets of tears were cried at St Katherine's School in Pill as students reacted with happiness when opening their A-level exam results. The school posted record exam results this year with 71 per cent of candidates getting grades A*-C. The overall pass rate for grades A-E was 96 per cent, with 51 per cent of students getting A or B grades.
Sarah, 18, of Pill, got an A grade in AS film studies, an A in media studies and a C in English and a distinction in a BTEC performing arts.
Sarah is now off to take up a place on a musical theatre course at Thames Valley University in Ealing.
She said: "My results are better than I expected. Eventually I want to go into musical theatre and I have taken part in a lot of school productions over the past few years."
Head teacher Stephanie Quayle said: "We are all thrilled with this year's results. Our students deserve these excellent results. They have worked extremely hard and they, their families and their teachers are very proud of their achievements."
Staff at Nailsea School described this year's A-level results as 'outstanding' – beating records set last year.
Nearly 79 per cent of all students achieved A*-C grades with 12 per cent of pupils achieving three or more A or A* grades. A total of 29 per cent of student achieved either A* or A grades.
Five students have all gained places at either Oxford or Cambridge while Lukas Hank secured a place at the prestigious Royal Academy of Music.
Nailsea School head of sixth form, Jon Reddiford, said: "These are outstanding results from a lovely group of young people. We are very proud of their achievements.
"During the two-year A-level course, these -students had to overcome the disruption caused by the completion and move to the new school. The dedication and commitment by all of the staff to ensure that the students' academic achievements came first, have been rewarded by this excellent set of results. Students paid tribute to the hard work of their teachers as they collected their results."
Weston College saw a 10 per cent increase this year in the number of students gaining A*-C grades at A-level. The college has seen the number of students getting top grades rise to 80.3 per cent – a 10 per cent increase on last year.
The overall pass rate for the college for grades A-E is 99.76 per cent.
Principal Dr Paul Phillip said: "It's wonderful to be able to celebrate academic success and I know how much effort, commitment and dedication has gone into achieving these results.
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Badminton School student and sports captain Anna Coveney, from Clevedon, has secured a place at Durham University after gaining one A* and two As in Economics, Maths and Geography.
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How It Works
Aprepitant prevents and controls nausea and vomiting by blocking the effects of a chemical in the brain. That chemical is called P/neurokinin 1 (NK1) receptor antagonist.
Why It Is Used
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12-11-2012 16:59 - edited 13-11-2012 10:48
Hi all,
We've been taking a look at all your feedback and posts on Error Code 329 and believe we have found the cause and solution to this issue. If you are experiencing Error Code 329, then can you please read through and follow these steps which will hopefully resolve your issue.
Firstly, Google Chrome is not recommended because Google's default Flash plugin (Pepper Flash Player) is not supported for watching Live TV. Only Flash Player 11.4.402.287 is supported on PC and Mac, not Pepper Flash Player.
I'm not using Google Chrome though?
Unfortunately, if you initially registered your computer using Google Chrome (with Pepper Flash Player), then all browsers on that computer thereafter, regardless of what version of Flash they are now using will be unable to play Live TV because Pepper Flash has been registered, not Flash Player.
*** We Recommend you do not use Google Chrome ***
Steps To Fix This Issue (not using Google Chrome)
Step 1.
Delete the device that is erroring from 'Device Registration' in Settings
Step 2.
Ensure you are using a supported browser, either IE 7+ on Windows, Safari 5+ on Mac, or Firefox 14+ on both.
Step 3.
Download & Install the latest version of Adobe Flash here:
- http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/
Step 4.
Ensure you are using one of the above recommended browsers that do use Adobe Flash Player (not Pepper Flash Player) and:
- Restart it after installation of Adobe Flash
- Log back in to TV Anywhere at http://anywhere.virginmedia.com/
- Register the device again
Steps To Fix This Issue (if you are using Google Chrome)
No other browser available or you have to use Chrome?
You need to disable Pepper Flash in Chrome.
NB. Google Chrome update their Browser silently (you will not be notified). Each time this happens, Pepper Flash Player will be returned as their default player and each time you will need to follow the below steps to use Google Chrome:
Step 1.
Delete the device that is producing errors from 'Device Registration' in Settings
Step 2.
Download & Install the latest version of Adobe Flash here:
- http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/
Step 3.
Restart Google Chrome
Step 4.
Locate the Pepper Flash Player plugin:
- Open this URL in Google Chrome: chrome://plugins/
- Expand "Details" top right
- Scroll down until you get to the section: Adobe Flash Player
You will see a list of Shockwave Flash players. One will be PepperFlash, another will be Flash Player.
Step 5.
Disable the 'Pepper Flash Player' plugin
To locate, the PepperFlash will contain:
- Type: PPAPI
- Location: will contain the text 'PepperFlash'
An example is below:
Location: /Applications/Chrome.app/Contents/Versions/23.0.
Type: PPAPI (out-of-process)
- Disable this version.
Step 6.
- Log back in to TV Anywhere at http://anywhere.virginmedia.com/
- Register the device again
on 13-01-2013 16:43
I have tried to remove my device-a notebook- to disable google chrome and update with a new version. However I am unable to as each time I go into settings all I get is a message popping up saying pepper flash player is not supported and I cannot get it removed to delete the device. No matter what I do I cannot get into settings to manage or remove the device. Any help would be appreciated .
on 16-01-2013 11:11
on 21-01-2013 22:03
This 'fix' is not working for me. I have tried in IE9 (64-bit), FireFox 18.0 (32-bit) and Google Chrome 25.0.1364.36 beta-m (32-bit). I am running Windows 7 x64.
As you can see in this picture, my Chrome flash player plugin settings are as they should be:
Pepper flash player is disabled and Flash 11.5 r502 is enabled. I know this is definitely true because Virgin TV Anywhere was telling me to disable Pepper Flash player before, and no longer says that. Yet I still get error code 329 when trying to stream anything, no matter what channel it is, on my primary device (desktop computer).
Before installing the latest version of Adobe Flash Player I closed down every single browser window on my computer, and after installation I tried each browser individually. All of them produce the same error 329.
What do I need to do to get this to work?
on 22-01-2013 12:24
23-01-2013 16:47 - edited 23-01-2013 16:52
Kieren, I tried both of those suggestions (cleared all my flash player data, and turned off Protected Mode).
I even uninstalled flash player and verified it was uninstalled by using websites with flash that told me to get flash after I uninstalled it.
I then reinstalled an earlier version of flash player (11.2) and still no luck in Internet Explorer (still code 329), even though Virgin TV Anywhere did re-download and reinstall the DRM module.
I tried doing the same in Google Chrome and I got a slightly different result...originally it just hanged on "Loading..." indefinitely with the loading circle still going around on Virgin TV Anywhere (the bit before it usually errors with code 329). But after restarting Google Chrome, it now just comes up with error 329 as usual.
And in FireFox I now get "device detection timed out", which is obviously even worse than it was before, but I guess it might have something to do with using an older version of flash player.
So I'm still stuck!
EDIT: After restarting FireFox I also get 329
on 23-01-2013 17:00
You will need to have the latest version of Adobe Flash Player 11.4.402.287 or above to be able to stream live content on Virgin TV Anywhere. Get the latest version here http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/
Do other browsers work for you using the latest Flash version?
Note that this thread is just a work around, we still can't fully support Chrome because of the issue with its built-in player.
23-01-2013 21:18 - edited 23-01-2013 21:22
As stated in my original post, I was using Flash 11.5 r502 and tried in on Chrome, Internet Explorer and FireFox (exact versions are also in my first further up the thread ^^). None of them work, with any version of Flash Player that I have tried, which are the latest 11.5 and 11.2 versions.
The latest version of Flash is 11.5.502.146 (11.5 r502), not 11.4.402.287. Are you saying that Virgin TV Anywhere only supports 11.4.402.287? That's a very specific version to be supporting, if so, and anybody who updates will lose their ability to stream so that doesn't seem likely. I can try 11.4.402.287 as a test, but I highly doubt it'll make a difference.
EDIT: As suspected, I tried 11.4.402.287 on Internet Explorer and still the same problem.
on 24-01-2013 10:46
Hi Codehook,
Does that make any difference?
Try reducing your SuperHub's firewall level as well.
24-01-2013 18:26 - edited 24-01-2013 18:28
Hey Kieren,
My superhub firewall has always been turned off, I just verified to make sure as well. And I don't run any software firewalls, additionally the only anti-virus I have is Microsoft Security Essentials. I'm also the DMZ on the network, as I like to be able to host game servers and the such like.
As a test, I also added "http://anywhere.virginmedia.com" to Internet Explorer's trusted sites as well, but as I thought it didn't help.
Anyway I'm an IT programmer so I analysed how the player communicates with your servers, but I can't really work out where the problem occurs (important things are encrypted). However, it errors around the time that it's accessing information about the license from "als3.player.virginmedia.msv.schange.com/flashacce
I'm guessing what's happening here seems to be some sort of failure to check my license correctly. Can anybody check that my account is properly configured on VM's side to stream? I have a TiVo box and an XL TV package, so it should be set up correctly but maybe it's not for some reason?


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"This is a Greek summertime favorite recipe, full of the aromas of fresh vegetables and herbs. It is easy to make and you can replace or add any vegetables you like and still get a great dish. You can serve it hot or cold."
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1/2 cup
olive oil
2 tablespoons
red wine vinegar
2 tablespoons
white sugar
1/3 cup
chopped fresh parsley
1/3 cup
chopped fresh mint
1/3 cup
chopped fresh basil
2 tablespoons
fresh oregano
1/4 cup
2 cloves
salt and ground black pepper to taste
2 tablespoons
olive oil
onions, sliced
potatoes, sliced
eggplant, sliced
zucchini, sliced
green bell peppers, sliced
2 cups
Never having tasted briam, I found this to be the Greek answer to ratatouille with the concept of allowing fresh veggies to shine on their own in this rustic dish. The uncooked tomato sauce was especially good with the briny capers and fresh herbs, but I did cut back a bit on the olive oil as well as the sugar. Once baked, I served this as a side dish to grilled chicken for some, but enjoyed my portion vegetarian-style along with some feta and crusty bread. Thanks, Aggeliki, for a dish I will make often this summer.
I thought this was good but I prefer a regular Ratatouille over this recipe. a nice change and a good way to use up my garden veggies but not a favorite for me.
23 Ratings
Delicious! If you are using 1/2 cup olive oil, you don't need to add water, just cover the pan with aluminum foil. It should be done in about 1 hour or less at 400F. Serve with freshly baked bread! Thank you for the wonderful recipe!
Very pleased to see a recipe for Briam. This one is very good but a little too much oil for us (realize that you use a lot more Olive oil than we normally do). Anyway, cutting it back by a half worked just fine. Thanks for a good recipe.
I made this for a crowd, and everyone LOVED it! There was not one speck of leftovers, and everyone wanted the recipe. It was so easy to make and tasted so great. Thanks for this recipe, it will remain a staple in my kitchen!
Simple, healthy and delicious! I usually don't go for mint, but it really works here. The capers are also key.
I really liked this but bf didn't--not a surprise, since he doesn't really like tangy sauces. I also subbed a few different veggies in here but it didn't really change the overall flavor. Very easy, if a number of steps. If you like capers and vinegar you will really like this. thanks for the recipe!
Loved this dish. Great flavor change and quick way to use up veggies. I added red potatoes.
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Briam (Greek Mixed Vegetables in Tomato Sauce)
Serving Size: 1/12 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 12
Amount Per Serving
** Calories: 177
** Calories from Fat: 104
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I miss Adam Dunn.
81, which I thought was awful low.Originally Posted by Gallen5862
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Make that a thing.
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rdiersin is up again...
I miss Adam Dunn.
Thanks M2.
The San Diego Padres with the 61st pick select Mark Hamilton, 1B, from Tulane.
Block Knocker is on the clock...
I miss Adam Dunn.
I interrupt the thread merely to add a: Roll Wave!Originally Posted by rdiersin
Championships Matter.
24 Years and Counting...
I was a little surprised you didn't pick him. Of course, I almost picked Jeff Samardzija just so the Padres would sign him and he wouldn't be able to beat up on my alma mater's small cornerbacks, but then I realized this wasn't real.Originally Posted by Caveat Emperor
Block Knocker was going to pick Hamilton. Seriously.Originally Posted by OnBaseMachine
Instead, he'll pick "the other" Chad Tracy, C somewhere on a beach near Pepperdine
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". . . acquiring J. Blanton from Oakland for, apparently, Bailey/Cueto, Votto and a lesser prospect. I do it in a second . . . The Reds' equation this year is simple: Make Matt Belisle your #3 starter . . . trade for Blanton, win 85 or more, be in the mix all summer." - Paul Daugherty, Feb. 8, 2008
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I miss Adam Dunn.
with the 63rd pick, the Florida Marlins select Buck, Dallas, Oregon State University(junior standing)
9-2, 3.15era,86ip, 62k, 43bb
woo woo woo, you know it
Betterread is on the clock and sent his picks to me...
With the 64th overall pick, the Twins select Matt Long, RHP, Miami (Ohio).
Stewie is on the clock...
I miss Adam Dunn.
As an objective member of the Nationals front office, it's my duty to note somethat that the normal Caveat Emperor would never admit: the last two "can't miss" Tulane prospects were, in fact, quite easily missed. Jake Gautreau raked in college, but it looks like he's never going to have much of an impact in the show. Michael Aubrey has been sidelined by injuries and has yet to get on track as well.Originally Posted by rdiersin
Still, I hope Hamilton makes it. If his bat stays with him, he should rise quickly through the minors.
Championships Matter.
24 Years and Counting...
Stewie also sent his picks to me.
With the 65th overall pick in the draft, the Philles select Jason Donald, SS, Arizona.
woy is on the clock for the first time...
I miss Adam Dunn.
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The Leadership Initiative's International Business Alliance Program (IBAP) is designed to let high school students effect real change in the world, while at the same time providing valuable tutoring and experience to prepare them for college. The Leadership Initiatives accomplishes this by matching each IBAP participant up with local business leader s in Northern Nigeria to help them solve local development problems they encounter.
What is the issue, problem, or challenge?
Leadership Initiatives business leaders often run into new and unforeseen problems when trying to grow and develop their businesses. Often, they lack the technical knowledge to come up with innovative solutions to these problems.
How will this project solve this problem?
The IBAP will match high school students with LI business leaders to give the IBAP participants the chance to solve real-world development issues, while providing innovative solutions to the problems facing the business leaders.
Potential Long Term Impact
Through matching IBAP participants with business leaders, the IBAP participants will gain critical-thinking and problem-solving skills, as well as experience that will help set them apart for college admissions.
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Total Funding Received to Date: $63,155
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CEO Kenneth J. Lopez '92 urged graduates to consider entrepreneurial careers during his address at the University of Mary Washington graduate commencement Friday, May 9. … [Read more...]
UMW Economics Professor to Attend Global Networking Summit
Shawn Humphrey, associate professor of economics at the University of Mary Washington, has been invited to attend the upcoming Opportunity Collaboration, a strategic business retreat and networking summit as one of 300 global delegates. Meeting annually for four days in conjunction with World Poverty Day, Opportunity Collaboration brings nonprofit leaders, for-profit social entrepreneurs, grant-makers and social investors together to "convene, connect and create" with leaders in similar fields, according to its website. The summit focuses on economic justice and poverty elimination. Jonathan Lewis, CEO and entrepreneur, founded Opportunity Collaboration in 2009. This year, the summit will be held from Sunday, October 14 through Friday, October19 in Ixtapa, Mexico. "Although I was the recipient of this incredible invitation, I go as a representative of my current and former Mary Washington students and the work we have accomplished over the years," Humphrey said. "Together we … [Read more...]
Students From Across Disciplines Represent UMW Nationally
University of Mary Washington student Ethan Bottone earned national distinction as a member of a regional team placing second in the Association of American Geographers World Geography Bowl last month in New York City. Perhaps more impressive, he helped claim that win as a sophomore in a competition dominated by graduate students. The Southeastern Division of the Association of American Geographers team—made up of mostly graduate students—missed first place by a mere 20 points. In November, Bottone secured a spot on the team after placing third overall in the regional bowl. "Competing against grad students was really nerve-racking at first, because I was just sitting there thinking, 'Wow, some of these people have been in college since I started high school'," Bottone said. "But after answering a few questions, I just felt settled down and ready to play, like there wasn't any gap between our educations." The geography department isn't the only opportunity for UMW students … [Read more...]
La Ceiba Kicks Off Fundraising Campaign with Film Premier
La Ceiba, a University of Mary Washington-based collegiate microfinance institution, premiered a film of its operations on Tuesday, March 20 as part of its spring fundraising campaign. Founded in 2008 by Shawn Humphrey, associate professor of economics, La Ceiba provides financial, social and educational support to communities in El Progreso, Honduras, in partnership with Students Helping Honduras and UMW. The film explores UMW students' recent trip to Honduras. "Each year, upon our return from Honduras, my students and I confront the difficulty of fully articulating our experience to family and friends," Humphrey said. "They care about what we do and are curious to know all about it. However, despite what we say, nothing seems to fully capture the texture and emotional impact of Honduras. This film does it for us and we are so excited to share it with the UMW community." La Ceiba hopes to raise $5,000 by the end of the semester to fund the four areas of its program: … [Read more...]
UMW Economics Professor to Serve as Mentor for National Conference
Shawn Humphrey, associate professor of economics at the University of Mary Washington, has been chosen to serve as one of 30 commitment mentors for the fifth annual Clinton Global Initiative University (CGIU) meeting. The meeting, to be held Friday, March 30 through Sunday, April 1 at The George Washington University in Washington D.C., will bring together approximately 1,000 students from around the world for working sessions, skills sessions and a large-scale service project. As a commitment mentor, Humphrey will facilitate discussions, share resources and build networks among his assigned group of 50 students. He also will help the participants craft their personal commitments to action, plans to address challenges on their campuses, in their local communities or around the world. The CGIU meeting has five focus areas: education, environment and climate change, peace and human rights, poverty alleviation and public health. Nonprofit leaders, entrepreneurs and celebrities will … [Read more...]
UMW Philanthropy Class Awards Grants to Three Area Agencies
Students in the University of Mary Washington philanthropy class awarded a total of $10,000 in grants to three Fredericksburg-area nonprofit organizations: the Lloyd F. Moss Free Clinic, Rappahannock Legal Services and Stafford Junction. Class representatives Ashley Cameron and Katherine Gibson announced the awards during a check presentation ceremony on Tuesday, December 6 at the university's Jepson Alumni Executive Center. The ceremony was the culmination of the semester-long Economics of Philanthropy and the Nonprofit Sector course taught by Professor of Economics Robert Rycroft. The grants are funded by philanthropist Doris Buffet's Learning by Giving Foundation. Buffett, who attended the ceremony, commended the students for their hard work. "I'm really proud of you," said Buffett. "You learned a lot and I bet you had a good time doing it." This year, the class of 22 students reviewed 51 applications. "In choosing the grant recipients, our class followed the lead … [Read more...]


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KBR's history goes back to the days before the Wright Brothers successfully flew the first airplane, automobiles were a rarity and the primary means of communication was the telegraph.
In 1901, Morris W. Kellogg opened a tiny pipe fabrication business in New York, M.W. Kellogg, which would become a world-class engineering firm. Kellogg's engineering expertise led to creation of new technologies and industry milestones, including the world's first catalytic cracking facility in Baton Rouge, Louisiana in 1942, and Europe's first crude oil-based liquid ethylene cracking facility in 1956. In the 1960s, Kellogg revolutionized fertilizer production through the creation of a new ammonia process, making a rapid growth in global food production possible. Many of the innovations that originated in the Kellogg laboratory are now the foundation for the petroleum refining and petrochemical processing facilities — and remain a major part of KBR today.
Shortly after the conclusion of World War I, George and Herman Brown partnered with their brother-in-law, Dan Root, to start a Texas-based construction company that would carry their names — Brown & Root. The company began building roads, but quickly expanded into other areas. In 1940, Brown & Root received its first government contract, to build the Corpus Christi Naval Air Station. One year later, the U.S. Navy awarded the company a contract to build the first of what would become a total of 359 ships.
After succeeding in the shipbuilding business, Brown & Root set its sights further offshore. In 1947, the company set a global milestone when it constructed the first offshore oil platform 43 miles off the coast of Morgan City, Louisiana. In 1965, it was responsible for another industry first when it built the first offshore oil platform in the North Sea. When Halliburton purchased Brown & Root in 1962, its reputation as a leading offshore rig builder, road construction company and general contractor was assured.
M.W. Kellogg underwent numerous acquisitions and name changes from 1944 through the late 1980s, when it was acquired by Dresser Industries, a provider of integrated services and project management for the oil and gas industry. Ten years later, Halliburton acquired Dresser, and combined it with M.W. Kellogg and Brown & Root to create a new, larger subsidiary — Kellogg Brown & Root (KBR).
In 2006, KBR reached a major milestone when the company separated from Halliburton and completed a successful initial public offering on the New York Stock Exchange. Today, KBR employs approximately 27,000 people globally and is considered one of the world's premier engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) and services companies. KBR supports the energy, hydrocarbons, power, industrial, civil infrastructure, minerals, government services and commercial markets, and serves our clients with a broad range of products and services through these business units: Oil & Gas; Downstream; Technology; Infrastructure, Government and Power (IGP) Americas; IGP Europe, Middle East and Africa; IGP Asia Pacific; IGP North American Government and Logistics; Canada Operations; U.S. Construction; Building Group; Industrial Services; and Ventures.
KBR has expanded our capabilities in commercial and industrial construction, structural integrity management, onshore and offshore facilities, and mining through the acquisition of our subsidiary companies: Catalyst Interactive, Energo Engineering, Granherne, GVA, Mantenimiento Marino De Mexico, Roberts & Schaefer, SW&B Construction Company and Technical Staffing Resources.
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Fall Sports
The intramural program for the 2012-2013 school year will begin its first season in the fall. The sports offered will be soccer, golf, and tennis.
All participants must sign up by Tuesday, September 11th, and all fall intramural sports seasons will begin on Saturday, September 15th.
Follow the directions below to sign up on Athleague.com. All players interested in playing intramurals must sign up on Athleague.
Detailed information regarding the fall intramural season is posted below.
Each sport has an individual web page. Please visit those sites for information such as rules, rosters, schedules, or results.
Details on the Fall Intramural Season
The first of three intramural seasons will begin on Saturday, September 15th and end on Saturday, November 3rd. The fall intramural season will consist of:
- Adanced and Intermediate Co-Ed Soccer
- Advanced and Intermediate Tennis
- Golf Tournaments
All participants in the intramural program are asked to sign up for their resepective teams using amherst.athleague.com.
*No signups will be accepted after Tuesday, September 11th.
Intramural Soccer games will be played on Gooding Field, Monday-Thursday evenings and on weekends. Soccer rosters must have a minimum of 11 players. There is no maximum. While roster size is unlimited for soccer, players must be listed on a team's roster in order to play for that team. Players may not be listed on multiple rosters.
Tennis matches will be played on the courts behind Hitchcock Field on Monday-Saturday evenings and on Sundays.
Golf Tournaments will be held at the Amherst Golf Club. Golf passes must be purchased in the Alumni Gym main office (#1202) and participants must supply their own equipment.
The schedules will be listed on amherst.athleague.com. If you have any additional questions regarding intramurals, please contact the Hitchcock Fellow Stephanie Clegg at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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What is "Semper Eruditio"?
When the Traffic Training Team was conceived and created, it was with the idea of being a central point for all traffic training for Baltimore County police officers. Training had been fragmented prior to the inception of the Traffic Training Team and the Team's mission was to ensure that such training would continue to be available to those officers desiring to improve themselves in such areas as speed enforcement, impaired driver detection and crash investigation techniques.
Such commitment to continuing education for the street officer was the inspiration for the motto "Semper Eruditio" or "Always Learning". By offering a variety of classes designed to improve the abilities of officers in the field, the Team feels that it has taken the officer to the "next level". The Team is committed to the concept that an officer who constantly seeks more knowledge will therefore become a better, more efficient law enforcement professional. The officer who is "always learning" is an officer who will be better equipped to serve the citizens of Baltimore County.
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Ben Allen, president of Downtown Jackson Partners (DJP), will be the featured speaker at a Monday [May 6] luncheon sponsored by Mississippi State University's Stennis Institute of Government and the Capitol press corps. He will discuss current projects, the history of DJP, public policy issues and future plans for the Capital City's downtown.
The event is open to the public, and will be held at The Capital Club, 125 South Congress Street, 19th Floor in downtown Jackson. Cost to attend is $20. Please make checks payable to the Stennis Institute.
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Central Receiving assists SETS Program
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Since the year 2000, Cobb County School District has been given the opportunity to utilize the SPSU campus as a vocational training environment. Central Receiving has been a host site for most of these years. The Supported Employment Transition Services (SETS) program has trained numerous high school seniors thanks to the Facilities Division's involvement and supportive staff and administration.
Each year the program trains a new class of seniors referred by their teachers based on their past achievement. The program's goal is to prepare students who want to work and pursue employment upon exiting school.
The students work in other training sites around campus, but Central Receiving has afforded higher visibility among the SPSU staff and students and we are very grateful for the positive support that they have given the program and trainees.
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One hundred and thirty eight Compassion advocates from the United States and countless other advocates from around the world will be gathering in the Dominican Republic from October 5 to October 11 for the first-ever Global Advocates Tour…And we want to do our best to bring the experience to you!
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'Doctor Who' Biopic Attracts Harry Potter, 'X2' Stars
David Bradley, Bryan Cox, Jessica Raine are quite familiar with iconic franchise
It's not very often that fans will find a movie based on the creation of a television series. But the 50th anniversary of "Doctor Who" isn't going unnoticed by BBC, and it's about time some of the history of the show gets recorded for future generations.
That's exactly what Mark Gatiss is doing with "An Adventure in Time and Space," the biopic that has since brought on some familiar faces to play, well, familiar faces.
The biggest name is David Bradley, who gained fame with international audiences as Mr. Finch in the Harry Potter films. He'll take on the man who introduced the world to The Doctor in the first place, the late William Hartnell.
"I'm absolutely thrilled," Bradley said in a release. "I first heard about this role from Mark while watching the Diamond Jubilee flotilla from the roof of the National Theatre. When he asked if I would be interested, I almost bit his hand off."
Bradley, who himself has appeared in the "Doctor Who" episode "Dinosaurs on a Spaceship," said he is looking forward to working with Gatiss, who has been both a special guest on "Doctor Who" himself as well as a writer for the series.
"Mark has written such a wonderful script not only about the birth of a cultural phenomenon, but a moment in television's history," Bradley said. "William Hartnell was one of the finest character actors of our time, and as a fan, I want to make sure that I do him justice."
Bradley wasn't the only actor named to the project, which is expected to begin filming next month. Bryan Cox will play Sydney Newman, the head of drama at the BBC in the 1960s, who many credit as the creator of "Doctor Who." Cox played William Stryker in 2003's "X2," and also played the voice of the Elder Ood in the "Doctor Who" episode "The End of Time, Part 1." Fans may recognize Cox most recently as the curator for the primate refuge in "Rise of the Planet of the Apes."
Jessica Raine has been cast as Verity Lambert, one of the original producers of "Doctor Who." Raine played the nanny in the recent horror film "The Woman in Black," and has also appeared in "Doctor Who," as Emma Grayling in the upcoming episode "Phantom of the Hex."
Sacha Dhawan will play Waris Hussein, the director of the "Doctor Who" pilot "An Unearthly Child." Dhawan played Manmeet in the short-lived NBC comedy "Outsourced."
Of the characters cast so far, only Hussein is still alive, although he retired from directing in 2002 -- three years before "Doctor Who" was resurrected.
"I'm utterly delighted that everyone's favorite Time Lord will be in such brilliant and stellar company," Gatiss said in a release. "We have a terrific team who can't wait to tell the fascinating and surprising story of how The Doctor began his journey through space and time."
"An Adventure in Time and Space" is expected to air on both BBC and BBC America later this year as part of the anniversary celebration of "Doctor Who." It will be filmed in London.
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mix/match modern dining furniture
Tables and chairs that complement each other can be much more interesting than a dining set. When choosing a table with a raw, natural finish—like rivet or engineer—consider juxtaposing a sleek, very modern profile. The orbit chair is a great versatile option.
2. Go completely eclectic.
For a totally unique look it's always fun to do a variety of different dining chairs. This will definitely show your personality and each can be a conversation piece. Consider a running theme such as all white or all wood to help pull off the look.
3. Keep the scale of the table in mind.
If the chairs are too small or too big in proportion to the table, they could look uncomfortable or awkward.
4. Consider your personal lifestyle.
Choose a polypropylene or metal chair if you have children that spill since these materials clean up well.
5. Dining vs. Kitchen
Eat-in kitchens tend to be more casual while dining rooms tend to be more formal. For a more luxurious look, go for the upholstered joe chair. This chair also stands alone well on its own as an occasional chair.
6. Small Space Options
If your room is on the small side, or if storage space is an issue, try an extension table or stackable chairs like the slim chair.
7. Think outside the dining room and consider all possibilities.
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This week we saw Wall Streets answer to Obama's stimulus plan…NOT! On Tuesday the Market dropped 380 points after Treasury Secretary Geithner unveiled his new plan, appearing on television.
Here is what is amazing about Wall Street. Congress did not create the collapse. Taxpayers did not create the collapse. Small investors did not create the collapse. Who created this economic downturned collapse? The big boys on Wall Street.
And being the big babies that we know they are, now they are crying in their milk, demanding Congress and the taxpayers and smaller investors to bail them out. Demanding, not asking, demanding.
They did not like Geithner's proposal. He wants full oversight. He wants reduced executive pay. He wants audits to determine if the institution can even survive with TARP money. What does Wall Street want? Obviously they don't want Geithner. For the week the Market was down big time and closed below 8000. That was the Market's answer to Geithner.
If Geithner had said, "Hey boys, here's another 350 billion…it's business as usual, go do with it like you want", just like Henry Paulson did, the Market would have ended up positive, while they burned through more of the taxpayers hard earned funds.
Did you see those bankers testifying in front of Congress on Wednesday? We're good guys, we're loaning the money, what's the problem? This week I spoke with a Bank of America loan officer. His statements were priceless…indicative of the problems facing the economy today. He told me the public does not understand about loaning the money. He said if they have good credit, we are making loans. If their credit score is low, we are not making loans. He said it with a smile, justifying his statement and patting himself on the back.
How absolutely near-sighted of him, Bank of America, and bankers in general. Today is not 2006, 2007, or even the beginning of 2008. Today is 2009, where 10 trillion dollars of wealth have vaporized. Today, those in need don't have credit scores like they did in 2006-2007. Today needs have changed. But bankers can't see that. Credit scores need to be completely re-evaluated. It's bankers working at places like Bank of America that can't see the forest through the trees. The economy cannot recover because their standards are still set for years earlier, and they refuse to wake up and see reality.
Those homeowners being foreclosed on will not have 700 credit scores. It just won't happen. Yet those people being foreclosed on are the ones that need the help most. If you judge them with 700 credit scores, you can completely justify why you don't make loans — they don't qualify. You can sit in front of Congress and say, "We'll loan the money…huh, to the right people who can qualify."
It's bankers who put the world into this mess and unfortunately, its bankers who have to get us out. Until they wake up and smell the roses, don't expect the Market, the economy, or the homeowners to recover too soon.
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The Journals
Journals represent the first place where transactions are entered into the accounting system, and hence are the most important source of data for the accounting process after the source documents. An error made in any of the journals will follow through to the general ledger; and from there to the financial statements themselves. As such, the accurate construction, entry of data, and interpretation of the journals is an important skill for any accountant or accounting student. The journals themselves are chronological records of all transactions under a specific category, including details of the transaction. The details need to include the data of the transaction, the amount of the transaction, the accounts credited and debited as a result of the transaction, and sometimes a brief explanation of the transaction. Most transactions will also include account numbers and / or transaction codes. These can help each journal entry to be identified with a transaction, hence providing clarity for the audit process.
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