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The University of the Fraser Valley supports students in their personal and educational development by providing space for programming and event use, consistent with the Use of University Space Policy (Policy 132). Through the process below, students, clubs and associations are permitted to apply to use University controlled spaces and host events. This process is conducted in partnership with the University of the Fraser Valley Student Union Society.
Student Event Planning
If you are planning a UFV event you must fill out the online form here. You will be asked a number of questions about your event in the form. If you are more specific in the details you relate about your event, it will significantly reduce the amount of time required to review your proposal since we may not need to follow up with you for more details. The information submitted will be used by the reviewer(s) to understand the nature and structure of your event. Any information about content (names of speakers, topics to be covered, names of films being screened, types of games, etc.) and logistics (agendas, organizing structures, registration locations, etc.) will speed the process up.
Please complete this application which will be submitted to the Student Union Society (SUS) for review for compliance with SUS regulations. Upon approval by the SUS, this form will be forwarded to the Office of the Vice President, Students for final approval.
This application should be submitted a minimum of three (3) weeks prior to the date of the event.
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The SUNY Board of Trustees named acting and interim presidents for two north country campuses Tuesday afternoon.
Former SUNY Fredonia President Dennis L. Hefner was named interim president at SUNY Potsdam. He will receive a $225,000 salary.
Dr. Hefner comes to SUNY Potsdam following a highly successful 16-year tenure as president of one of its peer campuses within our system, said SUNY Chancellor Nancy L. Zimpher.
His intricate knowledge of and experience with SUNY and his proven leadership ability make Dr. Hefner an ideal fit for the Potsdam campus. I thank him for agreeing to serve as interim president and I commend the board for appointing him to this post.
The board appointed Jeremy D. Brown acting president at SUNY Canton. Mr. Brown, the schools provost from 2003 to 2007, will receive a $185,000 salary and a $4,000 monthly housing allowance.
Dr. Brown is well respected as a leader in higher education, Ms. Zimpher said. We know his experience will benefit Canton.
Both appointments are effective June 1.
By SUNY rules, interim presidents cannot be considered for the permanent presidency at the campus where they are serving, but an acting president can continue as a permanent hire.
The board interviewed both men during an executive session Monday evening.
Mr. Hefner will replace John F. Schwaller, who will resign in July after more than seven years leading SUNY Potsdam. Mr. Schwaller has not announced his plans.
I am pleased to be asked to serve as interim president at SUNY Potsdam. I look forward to arriving June 1, and to working with faculty, staff, students and community members in the Potsdam area, he said.
Mr. Hefner, president emeritus at SUNY Fredonia, spent 16 years as the colleges president. During that time, the campus in Western New York increased enrollment by 25 percent, expanded its graduate programs and improved its diversity.
I would say Fredonia is probably more like Potsdam than any other campus in the SUNY system, practically any other campus in the nation, said Margaret E. Madden, SUNY Potsdam provost. His experience is going to be very useful to us. He has a long history at SUNY. He understands us and he understands the kind of curriculum that we have at the college. All of that will make him a good fit for us. I am excited for the possibility for us to work with him.
Mr. Brown will replace Carli S. Schiffner, who has served as SUNY Cantons interim president since longtime President Joseph L. Kennedy stepped down last year. Ms. Schiffner will take over as vice president of instruction at Wenatchee Valley College, Wenatchee, Wash.
SUNY Canton will continue to strive to provide an education of the highest quality to the residents of the north country, citizens of the great state of New York, and beyond, Mr. Brown said. As the current president, Dr. Schiffner, transitions to the West Coast, I would like to express my appreciation for her hard work and loyalty that leaves SUNY Canton in such a strong position moving forward.
After leaving SUNY Canton, Mr. Brown became president of Edinboro University, Pennsylvania, but has kept a home in the town of Canton. Until recently, he was president at Dowling College, Long Island.
He will bring energy and enthusiasm to help continue moving the campus in a very positive direction, Ms. Schiffner said. He has a deep knowledge of the college that will allow for a seamless transition.
The colleges await permission from Ms. Zimpher to begin the search for their permanent presidents.
Leaders at both schools have said authorization could come later in the year.
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Which new features do you want the most?
Thanks TEArender2tea,
I'll do as you suggested though I'm not the best when it comes to a synopsis of things.
You mentioned to click on a post. Now, where is that as I'm sure I've overlooked it. Lee.
You can always look for "how to" answers in the Steepster FAQ, which is pinned to the top of the "Discussions" link (which you'll find along the top menu of every page). The first FAQ discusses posting tasting notes. You can also use the search function with the Discussions, found on the right.
Does anyone have any experience with the 'blooming' teas? I've not but they too have sparked an interest in me. Lee
Unless I my searching ability fails and it does exist, a button for us bloggers/etc to use so we can link our Steepster account from our site.
There was, at one point, a linking-feature and collection of buttons to use… However I can't seem to find the page anymore (it was somewhere in the Explore tab, possibly near the 'invites' section).
Found it; it's on the Press page:
Just scroll down a bit to "What People are Saying" and look to the right. There's no copy-and-paste links, just a collection of buttons you can save and use.
sweet, ty!
Just had a thought based on a habit I do with my personal cupboard.
This has to do with greater cupboard-based functionality and/or sorting.
Firstly, the more obvious: Being able to sort your cupboard or search results by tea type.
Second: Tags or tabs. To explain, whenever I want to make sure I drink more of a specific tea (usually because I'm low on it and want to finish it off and clear it out of my cupboard—reuse the tin, etc., no plans to get more), I mark the tin or bag with a little pink stickynote tab. It's my "this tea is almost out" marker.
I've always liked the "cupboard" space on Steepster. All the teas lined up on digital shelves. Maybe the ability to add a coloured "tab" on the side of those tins, completely for our own purposes. Maybe clicking the tab lets you add… either tags, or a note of some sort, so you'll remember what you "tabbed" that tea for. Also useful to help you spot specific teas in your cupboard, if it's quite a large collection.
I don't know the likelyhood, probability or possibility of the kind of idea I'm asking for, but I thought I'd put it out there.
Would be great if we could see the number of the rating we are giving to a tea. It's impossible to see since the scale is just "smile faces", so sometimes if I'm feeling moderately good about a tea I might accidentally give it a score like a 60, when it was intended to be more of an 70-80 or so.
When searching for teas, there's an option to select all types but I would like a deselect all or clear selection button incase I'm looking for a particular type from a place.
Seconded. Not having this is annoying.
I am still new to this site but these are my observations so far. I haven't read through this whole thread so some (or all) of these ideas may have been posted before.
1. A mobile app for cell phones/mobile devices.
2. There are some reviews of tea accessories on this site, but a separate area to review and rate tea accessories would be nice.
3. A separate area for retailers/tea companies to post coupons or discounts. I find it hard to scroll through all of the threads to see who is offering a deal.
4. A way for steepster to make recommendations for you based on the tea you like. Many book retailer websites do this. (ie. People who like (the tea you just said you liked/bought), also liked (blank).
5. An interactive map so that you can see where your fellow steepsters are. Similar to the map of the tea shops you already have. This could be optional for those who don't want there location shown.
A way to search my replies in discussions would be nice. (I have seen and used this on other forums.) It really comes in handy when trying to find old threads that interested me, and also to be able to acknowledge any replies to my responses in discussions initiated by others.
I'd like to see how many views/replies a topic has. As of now you don't know if anyone has even viewed your topic.
Woohoo #1000 :P
Add a select none feature to tea searches! I currently have to unclick all of them to only select one type of tea.


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The mainstay of the Miami public transport system is the Metrobus; however, the network is large, and it takes some time to get used to. The fare is standard to any destination. If you need to change buses, ask for a transfer when buying your ticket, as it costs extra. There is also an elevated train service called the Metrorail, which connects North and South Miami with stations at one mile intervals, and an elevated monorail, the Metromover, which offers great views of downtown Miami and Biscayne Bay and connects with buses and trains. Most visitors, however, take taxis or hire a car. This can be more convenient, as the city is sprawled out over a large area. To rent a car, the driver must be over 21, have a valid credit card and, if from abroad, hold a passport and English language driving license. Local drivers can be aggressive.
GMT -5 (GMT -4 from March to November).
120 volts, 60Hz. Plugs are mainly the type with two flat pins, though three-pin plugs are also widely used. European appliances without dual-voltage capabilities will require an adapter.
The official currency is the US Dollar (USD), which is divided into 100 cents. Only major banks exchange foreign currency. ATMs are widespread and credit cards are widely accepted. Banking hours are Monday to Friday 9am to 3pm.
The international country dialling code for the United States is +1. Mobile networks cover most of the country, including all urban areas, however unless you have a tri-band phone it is likely your cellular phone from home will not work in the United States. Internet cafes are prevalent in most towns and cities.
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Greater Miami enjoys a subtropical climate that ensures plenty of sunshine all year round. Sun protection is advised, even when temperatures are moderated by cool ocean breezes. In summer, temperatures rise to around 90°F (30°C). Winters are typical of the 'Sunshine State' with temperatures ranging between 60°F and 80°F (16-27°C). Rainfall occurs mainly during summer and early autumn. Summer humidity levels are usually between 85 and 90 percent, making Miami one of the most humid cities in the US. Miami is genuinely a year-round destination; however, many travellers prefer to avoid the crowds over December and January, and the oppressive heat of July and August.
The airport is well connected to the new Miami Intermodal Centre by the free MIA Mover electric train, from here numerous services offered by the Miami-Dade Transit Department connect to the greater Miami. These include the scheduled, local Metrobus; a mass-transit Metrorail system; a fixed rail system designated specifically for downtown Miami and Brickell; and the TriRail commuter train, reaching Broward and Palm Beach Counties.
Car rental agents operate at the new Miami Intermodal Centre (Central Station) which is connected to the airport by the the free MIA Mover electric train. Companies represented include Alamo, Avis, Budget, Dollar, Enterprise, Hertz, National and Thrifty.
Taxis and shuttles are available from the arrivals level, outside the baggage claim areas. There are wheelchair-accessible taxis and shuttles available upon request. Fares to the city centre are about $24 in a taxi and $15 in a shuttle (shuttle estimate is per person, fares vary with additional passengers).
The three terminals are connected by walkways and trains.
There are numerous restaurants, bars, cafes and fast food chains available 24 hours. Dozens of shops, including duty-free, are available. The airport also has ATMs, bureaux de change, a barber shop/hair salon, a chapel, a health club, an art gallery, and a rooftop swimming pool. Facilities for the disabled are good.
Miami International Airport's long-term parking facilities consist of two multi-level parking garages. Short-term parking is available in the same area, near the terminals. Garage parking rates are $6 for the first hour, and $17 for three hours up to a full day.
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As most of you know, I've been out of the country for three months. While I have not had time to post, I have enjoyed reading the excellent insight all of you share here.
My time away from the site and writing was a nice break, but to say I am excited to get back to working on ON would be an understatement. Tucker has done a great job with everything in my absence.
I'd like to thank everyone for sticking around and keeping ON active even when the content has not been as good or as frequent as we'd like.
Stay tuned for some exciting new features once I return home. Go O's!


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Jun 23, 2013 We asked you to tell us about your best and worst summer jobs. Read some of the stories, including that of 15-year-old Delaney Stokes, who just scored her first summer job.
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TOWSON, Md. - With her three steals in tonight's 79-63 setback at Towson, W&M senior Janine Aldridge tied the Tribe's all-time career steals mark, which she currently shares with former W&M standout '03 Jen Sobota (257). The loss drops W&M to 7-21 overall and 5-12 in Colonial Athletic Association play, while Towson improves to 12-17 on the season and 5-12 in league action.
Senior Emily Correal led W&M with 15 points and eight rebounds, while sophomore Kyla Kerstetter finished the evening with 14 points on 4-of-8 shooting from the floor. Aldridge finished the contest with nine points, while senior Taylor Hilton recorded seven points and six rebounds.
The Green and Gold shot 42.6 percent (23-of-54) from the field, which included a 50.0 percent (13-of-26) performance in the second half. W&M was an efficient 14-of-17 (82.4 percent) from the foul line. Additionally, the Tribe held decisive advantages in bench points (24-0) and rebounds (39-29).
In the opening sequences, it was the Tribe who asserted itself early as senior Chanel Murchison's layup gave the Green and Gold an 8-3 lead at the 17:04 mark. Towson owned a slim 18-14 margin after a Tanisha McTiller fast-break layup at the 12:00 juncture.
At the 10:42 mark of the opening half, Senior Jaclyn McKenna tied the contest for the third time, 18-18, with a layup off of a feed from sophomore Jazmen Boone. McKenna finished the contest with six points and two rebounds, while Boone scored six points and dished out four assists. On its ensuing possession, Kerstetter gave W&M the two-point cushion, 20-18, as the Brentwood, Tenn., native slashed to hoop for the two-point bucket. Towson closed the half on a momentum-changing run as it controlled a 44-26 lead at intermission.
Nyree Williams' layup less than two minutes into the second half pushed the Towson margin to 47-28. Not to be outdone, the Tribe gutted its way back in to the affair as a Correal foul shot at the 14:09 mark got W&M to within 51-41.
With momentum seeming to shift in the Tribe's favor, the Tigers countered with six-straight points as it built a 57-41 advantage with 11:31 left in regulation. For the next seven minutes, Towson maintained its cushion until Kerstetter's trifecta at the 4:47 juncture got W&M to within 68-58. With 1:27 left in regulation, the Tribe cut the deficit to single digits, 72-63, after Kerstetter's jumper. However, Towson scored the next seven points as it put the contest out of grasp.
Tanisha McTiller led Towson with a game-high 28 points, while Alliyah Berger chipped in with 19 points. The Tigers finished the game shooting 25-of-54 (46.3 percent) from the floor, which included an 8-of-18 (44.4 percent) from 3-point range.
The Tribe will close out the regular season on Wednesday, March 6, as it welcomes CAA foe George Mason to Kaplan Arena. Tip-off in Williamsburg, Va., is slated for 7 p.m. and fans can follow the action online at TribeAthletics.com with live video and stats. Prior to the start of the contest, W&M will honor is five-member senior class of Janine Aldridge, Emily Correal, Taylor Hilton, Jaclyn McKenna and Chanel Murchison.


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Sign in to your Admin console
As a Google Apps administrator, you use the Google Admin console to manage your organization's account—say, to add new users, manage security settings, and turn on Google services you want your team to use.
If you signed up your business, school, or government agency for a Google for Work account, or if your account administrator gave you special privileges, you can sign in to your Google Admin console to manage the account settings.
Detailed steps:
- In any web browser, go to admin.google.com.
- On the sign-in page, enter your Google administrator address and click Next.
- Confirm that the email shown is the one you're signing into, enter your password and click Sign-in. Forgot your password?
- If you don't recognize the account, click the back arrow or Sign in with a different account.
Arrive at the Admin console dashboard
After you sign in, you go to your Admin console dashboard. Here, you'll find controls for managing your team's Google user accounts and services. If you don't see dashboard controls but instead see your list of apps, it means you don't have administrator privileges. If this doesn't seem right, ask another Google administrator to give you these privileges. For details, see Grant administrator privileges.
Find your own apps in the grid
Once you're signed in to your Admin console, you can find your own Gmail inbox and services by opening the grid at the top of the console and choosing the service. Get back to the console afterwards by choosing Admin from the grid (to see the Admin control, you might have to click More).
QuestionsWhy did I have to sign in twice?
If your company is using a Single Sign-On (SSO) service with your Google account, then signing in to your account from admin.google.com sends you to a second sign-in page. From here, you'll sign in not just to your Admin console, but to other programs or services your company has set up with SSO (so you don't have to sign in to each one separately). Just enter the sign-in name and password your administrator gave you.
For details, see Signing in with SSO.
If you're a super administrators and you try to sign in to admin.google.com, you are prompted for your full Google Apps email address (including username and domain) and password and are redirected to the Admin console after you sign in. Google does not redirect you to the SSO server.
If you don't have super administrator privileges and try to sign at admin.google.com, you are redirected to the SSO sign-in page.
For details, see Signing in with SSO.
With Google Chrome, you can manage your website passwords, letting you save a username and password so that Chrome automatically completes the sign-in fields for you the next time you visit these websites. The new two-step sign-in flow for all Google accounts does not impact the behavior of the password manager; it will still auto-complete the sign-in fields for you.
If you don't have a public profile picture, Google displays a blue avatar image instead. To manage your Google+ profile, see Choose how you share information on your Google+ profile.
Remember that to sign in from admin.google.com, you must:
- Use your organization's Google Apps address (not an address that ends in gmail.com).
- Have administrator privileges (in order to see your organization's Admin console).
If you forgot your password, see Reset your administrator password. If you're still having trouble signing in, see Can't access the Admin console.
Have other Google accounts? If you have other Google accounts that have different names and passwords, you can make it easy to switch between accounts on the same computer without signing in each time. For details, see Sign in to multiple accounts.


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Rep. William L. Owens said he will personally reimburse a university in Taiwan that paid his way to the island nation in December after a report questioned the role of lobbyists in organizing the trip.
Mr. Owens, D-Plattsburgh, maintained he broke no congressional ethics rules when he took the four-day trip, even though one of the men who helped author the ethics law, which can result in censure or fines from the House of Representatives, disagreed.
I think this goes to the heart of the gray area or complexity in the rules, Mr. Owens said. Our view is that we do not believe that we violated the rules. If we did, then were going to make sure that it doesnt happen again and were going to pay the money back so that theres no question that we had good intentions.
The revelations provided a glimpse of the way Washington influence works in a number of fields, including the burgeoning business of high-tech computer chip manufacturing, which could bring thousands of high-paying jobs to upstate New York. It also could prove to be a political problem for Mr. Owens, whose relationship with the founder of the lobbying group, former Republican U.S. Sen. Alfonse M. DAmato, stretches back more than a decade.
On Thursday evening, the nonprofit investigative news outlet ProPublica posted a lengthy article concluding that Park Strategies, Mr. DAmatos firm, organized Mr. Owenss trip. Extensive lobbyist involvement in organizing travel runs afoul of House ethics rules instituted in 2007.
Mr. Owens emphasized that his trip was packed with 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. meetings with military officials and high-tech companies.
His office received permission from the House Ethics Committee to take the trip, according to documents provided to the Times by Mr. Owenss office. But the documents his staff provided to the committee did not mention the role of Park Strategies lobbyists in planning the trip. They listed the private Chinese Culture University as the trips sponsor.
A provision in the House rules allows for de minimis that is, very limited involvement by lobbyists in the trips. Mr. Owens said the lobbyists help in planning the trip fell into a gray area of how much contact is allowed.
Thats what our honest belief is, understanding that others may view it differently, Mr. Owens said. Again, thats why were paying the cost of the trip. We want to be sure that this issue is resolved in the most conservative fashion possible.
Park Strategies lobbyists who work for the Taiwanese government helped Mr. Owenss staff settle on a date for the trip and also briefed him on his itinerary. Mr. Owens said he spoke with Mr. DAmato via telephone about the trip, but was not involved with its planning.
Craig Holman, a good-government lobbyist who helped write the law that applies to such trips, said the contact between Owens staffers and Park Strategies lobbyists went well beyond de minimis contact.
This is not de minimis, Mr. Holman told the Times. This is arranging, orchestrating, planning, the whole kit and kaboodle. This is exactly what Jack Abramoff did.
Former lobbyist Jack Abramoff served jail time after he was convicted in 2006 on fraud, corruption and conspiracy charges; he peddled influence, in part, by flying lawmakers on pricey junkets all over the map, from the Super Bowl in Tampa, Fla., to golf getaways in Scotland.
Mr. Holman, who works for Public Citizen, said the de minimis exemption applies only if a lobbyist happens to attend the same event on a junket as a member of Congress.
Because Mr. Owens has pledged to pay back the Chinese Culture University, House ethics investigators need not look into his office, Mr. Holman said.
But investigators should take a long look at Park Strategies, Mr. Holman said.
That certainly removes any need for an ethics investigation of Bill Owens, Mr. Holman said of the reimbursement. However, quite frankly, I really dont think he was the one that violated the rules. It was the lobbyist.
The trip included $520 daily hotel bills, $360 daily meals and first-class tickets for Mr. Owens and his wife, Jane. The trips total cost was $22,132.
In emails obtained by ProPublica, staffers for Mr. Owens asked lobbyists whether the trip would be permissible under a program that provides for cultural exchanges between countries.
YES, it would be, wrote Sean King, an official with Park Strategies and the son of Rep. Peter King, a Republican of Long Island.
The trip was not paid through that program, however. Another gray area caught up with his staff, too, Mr. Owens said: Trips universities pay for are exempt from rules preventing lobbyists from organizing them. But the exemption does not apply to foreign universities.
Officials at the House ethics office declined to comment.
The trip to Taiwan was not unusual, considering the growing opportunities for high-tech manufacturing in New York.
Indeed, just this week, President Barack Obama visited Albany to tout its role in making microchips.
Mr. Owens met with officials from the Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Corp., according to his itinerary. The corporation is part of the consortium of companies at SUNY Albany that President Obama touted.
In September, five technology companies, including Taiwan Semiconductor, announced a $4.4 billion plan to expand in New York, including at a State University of New York school in Oneida County.
Steven DiMeo, the president of an economic development agency called Mohawk Valley EDGE, said he briefed Mr. Owenss staff before his visit to Taiwan on opportunities to bring a computer chip manufacturer to Marcy in Oneida County.
Any time youve got somebody who goes to another country and starts talking up opportunities for people to invest in their state, its a positive thing, Mr. DiMeo said. Its a good thing.
Rep. Richard Hanna, R-Barneveld, was quoted in a Rome Sentinel story in December as saying he spoke with Mr. Owens about his trip to Taiwan. He said he was pleased that Taiwans government recognized the states efforts to bring high-tech jobs to upstate. Rep. Tom Reed, R-Corning, made a trip to Taiwan in October organized by Park Strategies lobbyists, according to the ProPublica story. Unlike Mr. Owenss visit, Mr. Reeds trip was actually paid for through a cultural exchange program. Representatives for both Republican congressmen did not respond to requests for comment.
Park Strategies, meanwhile, said no rule was violated. Like Mr. Owens, a spokeswoman for the lobbying firm said contact was limited.
We have consulted with counsel who has determined that our limited contact with Congressman Owens and his staff regarding this trip fell well within what is permissible under House rules, spokeswoman Dana Sanneman said in an email message. We reported and disclosed all contacts with Congressman Owenss office as per our Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA) obligations. There was never any attempt to evade or circumvent any law or regulation. In all cases, we complied with the letter and spirit of any and all relevant laws and regulations.
Matthew A. Doheny, who will try to deny Mr. Owens a third term on Nov. 6, did not see the same gray area Mr. Owens does, suggesting lobbyist buddies arranged the trip, which he called troubling, although Mr. DAmato is a former Republican senator from New York and Rep. Peter King, father of the Park Strategies employee, is a conservative Republican on the other side of the aisle from Mr. Owens.
Bill Owens call to lobbyists who are also, incidentally, campaign donors to super-size his trip is emblematic of everything thats wrong in Washington, said Jude R. Seymour, a spokesman for Mr. Doheny, in an email message.
Mr. Owens rejected suggestions that hes too close to the lobbying firm.
I think that our relationship with Park Strategies is the same that it is with any number of lobbying entities in Washington, he said. We interact with them on a wide variety of issues.
Three members of Mr. DAmatos family, two of whom work for Park Strategies, donated to Mr. Owenss campaign, a fact that, before the ProPublica story was written, the Owens staff was keen to highlight. In the late 1990s, Mr. Owens, then a private lawyer and a political independent, donated to Mr. DAmatos Senate campaign. Though the two graduated from the same high school on Long Island, Mr. Owens said they met much later, through former state Sen. Ron Stafford, who, like Mr. DAmato, was a Republican. Mr. Stafford was a law partner of Mr. Owens.
Mr. Owens said nothing concrete has come from his meeting with the Taiwanese manufacturer not yet, at least.
You sow a seed today, it could take 10, 12 months to make it come to fruition, he said.
Mr. Owens said he doesnt think the trip will hurt him politically no taxpayer funds were involved in paying for the trip or reimbursing the Taiwanese university, he said.
I think the key here is addressing the issue, clearly, with my constituents, he said.
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Mezzo-soprano Luretta Bybee is part of a leadership team for New England Conservatory's Opera Studies program that includes Opera Studies Chair Joshua Major and Artistic Advisor Stephen Lord.
A native of Midland, Texas, Bybee has sung with numerous opera companies and orchestras in the United States and abroad. She is particularly known for her Carmen, having sung the Bizet heroine with the New York City and Seattle opera companies, among numerous others, and in the world tour of Peter Brook's La Tragédie de Carmen. Of her New York City Opera performances, Anthony Tommasini of The New York Times wrote: "Bybee brings a dusky-colored, vibrant voice to the role. This was a strongly sung and engaging portrayal."
Other significant roles include the title roles in Rossini's L'Italiana in Algeri, Saint-Saëns's Samson et Dalila, Rossini's Bianca e Falliero, and Britten's Rape of Lucretia. She has also sung Ulrica in Verdi's Un Ballo in maschera, Dame Quickly in Verdi's Falstaff, Fricka in Wagner's Das Rheingold, Paula in Catan's Florencia en el Amazonas, and Klytemnaestra in Elektra and Herodias in Salome, both by Richard Strauss.
Bybee's concert work has included the world premiere of the reduced orchestral version of Leonard Bernstein's Songfest at the 92nd Street Y, which she reprised with the Tanglewood Music Center Orchestra and Seiji Ozawa on the Leonard Bernstein Memorial Concert at Tanglewood. She has sung Verdi's Requiem and Handel's Messiah at Carnegie Hall and can be heard on the recording of Aaron Copland's In the Beginning with Gloria dei Cantores.
Bybee has just created the role of Amanda in Daron Hagen's world premiere of Amelia at the Seattle Opera, and will debut the role of Bernadetta in John Musto's world premiere of The Inspector (aka An Inspector from Rome) next season at Wolf Trap Opera. More about this at Wolf Trap's blog.
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(c) If it has been prepared, packed, or held under insanitary conditions whereby it may have become contaminated with filth, or whereby it may have been rendered injurious to health.
(d) If its container is composed, in whole or in part, of any poisonous or deleterious substance which may render the contents injurious to health.
Source(June 25, 1938, ch. 675, § 601,52 Stat. 1054; Pub. L. 86–618, title I, § 102(c)(1),July 12, 1960, 74 Stat. 398; Pub. L. 102–571, title I, § 107(11),Oct. 29, 1992, 106 Stat. 4499; Pub. L. 103–80, § 3(x),Aug. 13, 1993, 107 Stat. 778.)
1993—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 103–80substituted "usual, except that this" for "usual: Provided, That this".
1992—Par. (e). Pub. L. 102–571substituted "379e(a)" for "376(a)".
1960—Par. (e). Pub. L. 86–618substituted "and it is, or it bears or contains, a color additive which is unsafe within the meaning of section 376 (a) of this title" for "and it bears or contains a coal-tar color other than one from a batch that has been certified in accordance with regulations as provided by section 364 of this title".
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Amendment by Pub. L. 86–618effective July 12, 1960, subject to the provisions of section 203 ofPub. L. 86–618, see section 202 ofPub. L. 86–618, set out as a note under section 379e of this title.
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Par. (e) effective Jan. 1, 1940, see act June 23, 1939, ch. 242, 53 Stat. 853, set out as an Effective Date; Postponement in Certain Cases note under section 301 of this title.
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A Wacky Winter Family Story Time is scheduled this month with stories and crafts for all members of the family.
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By TERRY WILLISSun Advocate reporter
Soroptimist International of Price announced its annual scholarship awards to two deserving women from Price. The $500 awards were presented at the April meeting.
The first award is the Violet Richardson Award. This award is designed to honor young women from the ages of 14 to 17 for their volunteer action. This year's winner was Kaylee Norris.
Norris is a junior from Carbon High School who will be graduating early. She also attends classes at the College of Eastern Utah. She has spent a great deal of time working with the United Way. In her acceptance speech she talked about how moved she had been when she worked on the Angel Tree. She acknowledged her appreciation of Kate Alleman, who as Norris stated, "Is the wonderful lady who has let me be a part of United Way."
She is the daughter of Sharon and Ron Norris.
The second award is the Women's Opportunity Award. This award is intended to help women who bear the primary financial responsibility for supporting their families and are attending a vocational/skills training program or an undergraduate program. This year's winner is Gail Harding.
Harding has faced many difficulties in her life, but has continued to support not only herself but her two children. She currently works for Feature Films for Families, attends the College of Eastern Utah and volunteers at the Cancer Resource Center located at Castleview Hospital. After graduation from C.E.U. she will attend school at Arizona State University, where she has already been accepted. She plans to continue her studies and become a funeral director.
She is the mother of Chris and Mandy DeVaney.
The two scholarships were only one part of how the club gives back to the community to enrich the lives of women and girls. At Christmas time the club members contributed money to buy over 40 duffel bags and fill them with soap, shampoo, toothbrush and other toiletries as well as a stuffed animal and small toy. These bags were given to the Utah Foster Care Foundation to be distributed as needed to children when they had to enter the foster care system.
In February a member reported that the females she is working with who are incarcerated at the Carbon County jail were cold most of the time because of the jail temperature. The club donated money to buy thermals that can be used for the women to keep them warm.
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|Wilkesboro Lab Operator Pleads Guilty
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The former owner of Wilkesboro Clinical Laboratory pleaded guilty today in U.S. District Court for his involvement in a health care fraud scheme in which he and his company billed Medicare for services which were not rendered. Anne M. Tompkins, U.S. Attorney for the Western District
of North Carolina said Louis Francis Curte, 49, also admitted he filed false tax returns from 2007 to 2010. In a separate civil settlement with the U.S. Attorney's Office, Curte also agreed to pay $300,000 to resolve civil fraud allegations that he and his company violated the Physician Self Referral Act or "Stark Law." Curte appeared before U.S. Magistrate Judge David C. Keesler today and pleaded guilty to four counts of health care fraud and one count of filing a false tax return. According to court documents and today's plea hearing, Curte was the owner and operator of Wilkesboro Clinical Laboratory, which was enrolled with Medicare to provide microbiology and other laboratory services. Court records show that from at least 2007 to in or about 2009, Curte defrauded Medicare by submitting false and fraudulent claims for microbiology services which were never rendered. According to the plea agreement, the intended loss to Medicare by the defendant was between $10,000 and $30,000. At today's hearing, Curte also pleaded guilty to filing false tax returns for the years 2007 through 2010. According to filed documents and court proceedings, Curte filed false tax returns which substantially understated his gross income, and therefore, the tax owed to the United States. Court records indicate that Curte maintained false books in an attempt to mask a prohibited business relationship with a physician, identified in court documents as Dr. T.M. Curte faces a maximum term of 10 years in prison and a $250,000 fine for the health care fraud charges and a maximum term of three years in prison and a $250,000 fine for the tax fraud charge.
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Describes the role of the Division of Clinical Neuroscience and Behavioral Research in NIDA's drug abuse and addiction research plan.
Presents highlights of a study indicating that exposure to morphine during adolescence may increase sensitivity to the drug during adulthood.
Reports on the work of addiction researchers who are learning how acute and chronic cocaine exposure regulates certain genes, based on knowledge from developmental and cancer biology.
Highlights data on the risky sexual behaviors of patients at a sexually transmitted disease clinic who had a substance abuse disorder as compared to those without a substance abuse disorder.
Reports patterns and trends in inhalant use among adolescents based on an analysis of data from a 2002-2005 national survey on drug use and health.
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Announces updates to research reports on MDMA/ecstasy and steroids and a new report on HIV/AIDS that provide the latest available information on drugs and drug-related topics.
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13 U.S. Code § 8 - Authenticated transcripts or copies of certain returns; other data; restriction on use; disposition of fees received
(a) The Secretary may, upon written request, furnish to any respondent, or to the heir, successor, or authorized agent of such respondent, authenticated transcripts or copies of reports (or portions thereof) containing information furnished by, or on behalf of, such respondent in connection with the surveys and census provided for in this title, upon payment of the actual or estimated cost of searching the records and furnishing such transcripts or copies.
(b) Subject to the limitations contained in sections 6 (c) and 9 of this title, the Secretary may furnish copies of tabulations and other statistical materials which do not disclose the information reported by, or on behalf of, any particular respondent, and may make special statistical compilations and surveys, for departments, agencies, and establishments of the Federal Government, the government of the District of Columbia, the government of any possession or area (including political subdivisions thereof) referred to in section 191 (a) of this title, State or local agencies, or other public and private persons and agencies, upon payment of the actual or estimated cost of such work. In the case of nonprofit agencies or organizations, the Secretary may engage in joint statistical projects, the purpose of which are otherwise authorized by law, but only if the cost of such projects are shared equitably, as determined by the Secretary.
(c) In no case shall information furnished under this section be used to the detriment of any respondent or other person to whom such information relates, except in the prosecution of alleged violations of this title.
(d) All moneys received in payment for work or services enumerated under this section shall be deposited in a separate account which may be used to pay directly the costs of such work or services, to repay appropriations which initially bore all or part of such costs, or to refund excess sums when necessary.
Source(Aug. 31, 1954, ch. 1158, 68 Stat. 1013; Pub. L. 85–207, § 4,Aug. 28, 1957, 71 Stat. 481; Pub. L. 94–521, § 6(a),Oct. 17, 1976, 90 Stat. 2460.)
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Based on title 13, U.S.C., 1952 ed., § 218, andsection 1442 of title 42, U.S.C., 1952 ed., The Public Health and Welfare (June 18, 1929, ch. 28, § 18,46 Stat. 25; July 15, 1949, ch. 338, title VI, § 607,63 Stat. 441).
Section consolidates section 218 of title 13, U.S.C., 1952 ed., with that part of subsection (b) ofsection 1442 of title 42, U.S.C., 1952 ed., which made such section 218 applicable to the censuses of housing. For remainder of such section 1442 of title 42 (which has been transferred in its entirety to this revised title), see Distribution Table.
References to the Secretary, meaning the Secretary of Commerce, were substituted for references to the Director of the Census, to conform with 1950 Reorganization Plan No. 5, §§ 1, 2, eff. May 24, 1950, 15 F.R. 3174, 64 Stat. 1263. See Revision Note to section 4 of this title. For the same reason, a reference in section 218 of title 13, U.S.C., 1952 ed., to the Bureau of the Census was changed, in subsection (e) of this revised section to "Department of Commerce or any bureau or agency thereof".
Changes were made in phraseology and arrangement.
1976—Pub. L. 94–521substituted "Authenticated transcripts or copies" for "Certified copies" in section catchline.
Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 94–521substituted provision that the Secretary may furnish to any respondent, or the successor or authorized agent of such respondent, transcripts or copies of reports containing information furnished in connection with the surveys and census, upon payment of the necessary costs, for provision that authorized the Secretary, in his discretion, to furnish the Governors of States and Territories, courts of record, and individuals, data for genealogical and other proper purposes, from the population, agriculture, and housing schedules prepared under the authority of subchapter II of chapter 5 of this title, upon payment of the necessary costs, plus one dollar for supplying a certificate.
Subsec. (b). Pub. L. 94–521inserted provision subjecting the Secretary to the limitations contained in sections 6 (c) and 9 of this title, when furnishing statistical materials under this section, substituted "copies of tabulations and other statistical materials" for "transcripts or copies of tables and other census records", inserted provision that materials furnished under this section may not disclose information reported by, or on behalf of, a particular respondent, and substituted a provision enumerating the public and private establishments and individuals, on behalf of whom, special statistical compilations may be conducted for provision that such compilations may be conducted on behalf of State or local officials, private concerns, or individuals.
Subsec. (c). Pub. L. 94–521struck out "the authority of" after "furnished under", substituted "any respondent or other person" for "the persons", and inserted "except in the prosecution of alleged violations of this title" after "relates,".
1957—Subsec. (b). Pub. L. 85–207, § 4(a), inserted sentence at end respecting engagement in joint statistical projects.
Subsec. (d). Pub. L. 85–207, § 4(b), required the deposit in a separate account of moneys received in payment for work or services, previously credited to an appropriation for collecting statistics, and permitted certain uses of such account.
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Built for Skiers. The Atomic Skiwear Lookbook 14/15.
Reunion. The team-comebacks Carlo Janka, Benni Raich, Marcel Hirscher, Mario Schreiber and John Kucera were showing top form at the ATOMIC Racing Media Day 2011. The clear commitment of the ATOMIC-team 2011/2012: "All our stars are fit again – we have big goals for the world cup winter."
The ATOMIC stars have been entering the "Hall of Fame" of the world's most successful skiing brand like basketball players in NBA style – a reunion with the skiing-community in ATOMIC's homebase in Altenmarkt. Media interest – huge, since the five top stars Carlo Janka, Benni Raich, Marcel Hirscher, Mario Scheiber und John Kucera had to miss out on the Skiing World Cup in Schladming. They all have returned and are highly optimistic for the new season.
"My first full-fledged preparation in 3 years", says a satisfied skiing-superstar Carlo Janka. Despite the heart problems he had before undergoing surgery in winter, he won his hero-triple (World Champion, Olympic Champion, World Cup winner). Benni Raich is back in training after his knee injury which incurred at the Skiing World Championships. By overcoming his injury, Marcel Hirscher's returns stronger than ever. Mario Schreiber is "more motivated than ever to win his first World Championship after becoming a father". The Canadian John Kucera, plagued by a series of injuries since his World Championship Gold 2007, is fully back on track again. Thus, all fit for the next step.
The ATOMIC-Team 2011/2012 have every reason to optimistically look into the new season. Marcel Hirscher: "Thanks to intensive tests we managed to reach a further development with the ski-shoe-binding setup, also with the doubledeck-performance." ATOMIC Racing director Rudi Huber: "Last season we have been able to maintain the high perfomance level and remained number one of Men's World Championship points system, despite the injured topstars. What is more, the women's slalom perfomances have been the measure of all things. That speaks for the substance and quality of this team". This is routed in the balance of the generations. Carlo Janka: "Of course, on track we are competitiors. But we all know, that we can learn from each other, a team spirit which – together with the innovative force of ATOMIC – is a crucial part of our success." On Friday, the "Hall of Fame" of ATOMIC-homebase, with its big names of skiing history (special guest Annemarie Moser-Pröll attented), demonstrated skiing of today and the future. 18 World Cup athletes: Elena Curtoni, Eva-Maria Brem, Tina Weirather, Kathrin Zettel, Marlies und Bernadette Schild, Lisa Magdalena Agerer, Joachim Puchner, Björn Sieber, Philipp Schörghofer, Carlo Janka, Marcel Hirscher, John Kucera, Benjamin Raich, Mario Scheiber, Matts Olsson, Max Franz, Manuel Kramer as well as Austria's biathlon aces of the Nordic Unit: Former World Champion Dominik Landertinger who joined the ATOMIC-Family, Christoph Sumann and Julian Eberhard.


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Happy October and happy weekending!!
it's hard to believe that it's already october! i completely agree with you that the year has flown by...
did you take those photos? so pretty.
i like going to burbank in october and november - the leaves at my mother in laws house are so big and colorful... it doesn't always feel like fall, but at least it looks like it!
enjoy your pizza and your weekend :)
it is scary how quickly time just zooms by! october means exam/essays time; gonna be busy as a bee... but im definitely lookin forward to x'mas!!!! that's some motivation for the nxt 2 mths or so :D
it's just beginning to warm up alittle here, starting to feel like its spring!
I love the photos you chose. Evokes so much happiness in my heart. Happy October. My goals? Always be the best.ReplyDelete
I hope you enjoyed your yummy pizza! Happy Fall to you too...such a fun time of year!
Liesl :)
Hey sweetie. I just read on the side bar that you and your bf got engaged last Septemeber 17, 2010! Woohooo congrats!!!! I hope you have an awesome October. This time of the year I am craving for a lot of pumpking stuff: pumpkin pie and pumpkin soup. Yum!ReplyDelete
Happy weekend to you, too, Mara!!! It's crazy how time flies these days.
Wow,such pretty photos <3ReplyDelete
This year really did go by fast! Have a nice weekend. : )ReplyDelete
Yay for autumn, so happy it's here! Have a wonderful weekend Mara!ReplyDelete
It's insane its OCTOBER
That scares the life out of me
My EXHIBITION Is in 16 DAYS
These pictures so perfectly depict autumn! I love your goals! Getting back in the routine of working out is a great one. Mine would be to hopefully land myself a new job (it's time for something new!) have a lovely weekend girly!ReplyDelete
Happy fall! I can't believe it's already October, where did this year go?!!ReplyDelete
girl october is my fav month! the fall colors and pumpkin patches are what have me sold. I'm a sucker for anything pumpkin/spice flavored or smell!
i even tried having babies in oct...lily was due oct 4th and came sept 26th (stinker) and baby that i lost was due next week! haha i tried sooo hard! oh well there is always a 6th! kidding!
no immediate plans for these last 3 months, but I like your workout idea Mara!! Enjoy your date tonight darling xoxoReplyDelete
it's true time flies but for you it means it is getting closer to the W-DAY!!!
cute images too!
i seriously can NOT believe that it is already October. Just insanity how time if flying by!!
Hope you have a wonderful weekend my friend :)
I love October! And what gorgeous photos, dear -- did you really take them yourself? Stunning. Good luck with your wedding-venue-hunting!
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Happy October! Love the images that you picked out. My weekend will be a bonfire and drinks with some family!ReplyDelete
You have really kick-started my excitement for October. I can't believe it's already here... I looked out my window and really see all the changing colors & falling leaves now.
Yay!! FALL is in full swing! :D
Happy October, my friend! Enjoy the wedding planning!ReplyDelete
This year definitely feels like it's flown by.ReplyDelete
I'm very in love with October, happy october for all of us! I cannot wait to see you in Fall clothes <3ReplyDelete
Sounds like a nice night you guys have planned! Happy October!ReplyDelete
I have to agree- October is my favorite month too! Leaves changing, cool breeze... My wedding in 20 days. So happy it is all finally here!ReplyDelete
I'm going to miss Summer, I always do when it's gone but I can't deny that I am totally looking forward to pumpkin carving season :)
this might be kind of late but wish Hannah a happy birthday from us. That girl was sooo much fun at your birthday, she made me and Andre laugh hysterically. I hope you're having a great weekend Love.ReplyDelete
My plans for the rest of the year (what little is left) are to hit the gym harder than I have all year (I've been a bit meh about it and have only been going haphazardly), take all my medications every day and not just when I feel like it (oops!), make more time for artistic ventures like journalling and photography, and get my Christmas shopping done early!
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Yayyy, fall! Sooner or later, 2010 will be over... :(
Cool pics! LOL
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2010 has been one crazy year, I can't believe how fast it's gone! As scary and challenging as this year has been, 2011 is going to be so much more intense! Hello college, living alone and adulthood... Ah!!
Love this post, Mara. I am doing an October theme this week w/ my blog. October is undoubtedly my favorite month. Here are the pumpkin pies and trick or treaters!
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october in orange tons. so pretty
october in orange tons. so pretty
this are such beautiful pictures. the colors are incredible.. as for my 3 months left one of my goals is to take more pics on film :)
hope you had a lovely weekend
love these pictures of the colorful leaves - fall is my absolute favorite season!! and i am getting very excited for halloween now ;)ReplyDelete
Those pictures are sooo gorgeous. This is my FAVORITE time of the year!! Goodluck with wedding research. My bff got married this june so I know how much planning it takes.ReplyDelete
These pictures are super beautiful!! I love autumn. ♥ xReplyDelete
Those pictures are fantastic. I love October too. It's just the fresh new start.ReplyDelete
mara! i've been totally out of the loop the past few weeks with my wedding and honeymoon so i never got to say this before, but... CONGRATULATIONS!!! i'm so excited for you guys and i can't wait to see what you come up with for your wedding. i can totally relate to having to deal with outrageous california venue prices. people were telling me that locations were only 10-12k, like that was a steal. as soon as you use the word "wedding" people go nuts with prices. but you two are very creative and i'm sure you'll make it gorgeous while saving some pennies (which will also make it more meaningful i think). hooray for love! :)ReplyDelete
I'm excited for October too!! It's Halloween...and oh yea....it's my birthday month!! Woo hoo!ReplyDelete
hey gorgeous, I've been away from the blog for a few weeks and what an amazing thing to come back to: your engagement. I couldn't be any happier for the both of you. It makes me so glad to see a couple who are really in love.
LOVE these pictures.. can't wait to leave work and go sit outside with a blanket!!! (and my sweet man of course)
crossing my fingers for you and the ma joie press giveaway!!
wow...GORGEOUS photos! October is one of my favorite months.
Hang in there with the venue search chica!! It will all work out beautifully.
Happy October, it's my favorite month too :). I hope the wedding venue search is going better!ReplyDelete
so happy for fall weather!!ReplyDelete
Oh I love October too..it's the perfect fall month. And I feel like Sept just flew by! These pictures truly depict the month of October. Enjoy your relaxing evening.
Loving all the beautiful October-inspired pictures!ReplyDelete
awwwww love these fall pics! Fall is the best :)ReplyDelete
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Thirteen-year-old Gunther Strobbe shares his grandmother's house with his father and three uncles. On a daily basis, Gunther is surrounded by frenzied binges, shameless womanizing and unending bumming around. It looks like Gunther might suffer the same fate unless he can find a way to free himself.
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GOUVERNEUR Participants at a presentation Wednesday on Gov. Andrew M. Cuomos state of the state initiatives focused more on what was left out than what was proposed as a legislative agenda for the year.
Mandate relief, assistance for struggling schools, and health care were not addressed by the governor, audience members told Dierdre K. Scozzafava, deputy state secretary of state for local government, who gave an overview of Gov. Cuomos priorities to more than two dozen people in the municipal building.
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The goal of the presentation one among many being made around the state is not only to give a more personal view of Gov. Cuomos proposals but to hear what people think, Ms. Scozzafava said.
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That is one of the most critical issues in every county, she said. We need some relief there.
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