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The Club at Mediterra honored as one of America's Top 10 Healthiest Clubs
The club was recently named among the Top 10 of America's Healthiest Clubs, an honor recognizing the community's commitment to members' overall health and wellness.
Prevo Health Solutions annually evaluates the health of the nation's most elite private clubs following a comprehensive on-site visit. The company's five-category rating system evaluates club fitness facilities and program offerings, as well as farm-to-table and healthy menu options available in all club dining operations, and the training and health of club staff.
"We applaud your vision and thank you for making a commitment to wellness in the workplace and for the members of your club," said Rick Ladendorf, president and founder of Prevo, in announcing Mediterra's inclusion in the Top 10. "Your effort is truly making a difference in the community and in the homes of your employees and those of your members."
The Club at Mediterra was eligible for the top 10 ranking after Prevo's September visit placed it in the top 10 percent of America's clubs. The California firm specializes in workplace wellness, member usage, retention and recruitment for the club industry.
Prevo's 70-page Health Report praised the club and its Sports Club for offering state-of-the-art equipment, the latest teaching techniques and fitness classes, wellness and virtual fitness programs, the MyZone heart monitoring system, and integrated body composition. It also cited the fitness center's use by 65 percent of all members as "astounding."
"Wellness is simply a way of life at Mediterra," said Tom Wallace, CEO and general manager of The Club at Mediterra. "We integrate a diverse range of options into our club offerings that are part of the daily experience at Mediterra. The overall health and wellness of our members and our staff is a top priority."
"This rating recognizes an important component of the lifestyle at Mediterra," said Mark Wilson, CEO and president of London Bay Homes, which oversees the community's sales and marketing. "No matter the time of day, there are always residents jogging, biking and walking around Mediterra's main pathways. The community's overall ambiance – the intimate neighborhoods, cobblestone streets, parks and open spaces – lends itself to an overall sense of well-being."
Mediterra residents take advantage of the community's eight miles of walking and jogging trails and facilities at The Sports Club, offering a fitness center, tennis and bocce courts, swimming pool and spa services. Mediterra's sheer number and diversity of fitness classes are "exceptional in comparison to other clubs," noted Prevo's Health Report, which also commended the club for offering the newest teaching techniques, cutting-edge technology and comprehensive cross-training programs.
"The Club at Mediterra offers the most comprehensive and integrated player-specific golf and tennis conditioning programs we have seen," it noted.
"Our conditioning programs have attracted top certified and trained staff and produced a collaboration between golf, tennis and fitness professionals who work together to integrate conditioning, strengthening and balance into sports-specific instruction," said Tony Falangas, director of sports operations at Mediterra. "The Club also hosts wellness programs, offers on-call sports psychologists and physical therapists, and sponsors open house clinics."
For members like Chris Negro, the introduction of new classes and programs keep her coming back to The Sports Club daily.
"I have a choice of classes that are incredible," she said. "I can do Pilates one day, aerobics another, and I've done a wonderful dance class that was amazing. They keep adding programs."
In addition to a full schedule of A-to-Z classes ranging from aerobics to Zumba, the fitness staff continually offers introductory sessions highlighting new trends, including Body Rolling, Pilates Barre and Nia, a mix of martial arts, dance and healing arts.
The Sports Club also hosts educational wellness programs, offers personal training and consultation, and provides extensive programs for all ages and abilities at its seven-court tennis complex.
Tennis for Everyone, for example, is designed for "newbies to used-to-bes to wannabes," said Michael Baldwin, director of tennis. Advanced players compete in league and club championship tournaments.
Prevo Health Solutions also recognized the club's food and beverage department for offering diverse menus and healthy options, including gluten-free and heart-healthy dishes.
It also dubbed Mediterra a "trendsetter" for introducing its popular bocce league and noted the club eclipses other clubs in terms of member engagement, wellness, member participation and programming.
"The Club at Mediterra offers a culture of wellness and a management team that rivals the best private clubs in the nation. We found each of the department heads to be forward-thinking, trend-setting, health-conscious leaders with an interest in making each year better than the previous year."
Prevo Health Solutions' Health Report establishes the benchmark for The Club at Mediterra to requalify for America's Healthiest Club honors in 2014.
For more information about Mediterra, visit www.ExperienceMediterra.com, call toll-free 866-954-8939, or visit Mediterra, located on Livingston Road, two miles north of Immokalee Road and west of I-75.
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February 18, 2010 | 1:30 pm
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Carty s slip of the tongue
SOME things you just don t say. And anyone who has been around as long as Mayor Carty Finkbeiner ought to know better than to call an African-American King Kong. It s hard to believe, but that s how the mayor referred to Toledo Fire Chief Michael Bell at a staff meeting last week.
Not surprisingly, Mayor Finkbeiner denies that he intended to offend anyone, and on that point, he s probably sincere. Who among us hasn t spoken before thinking and instantly wished we could have the comment back?
But the mayor has been a public servant for decades, including two previous terms as mayor, and he has enjoyed substantial support in the black community along the way.
How could he not know how deeply insulting it always is to blacks to hear themselves referred to, even via a fictional character, as an ape? The mayor s office says the reference was to the fire chief s physical strength. So why not a less troublesome comparison, to say, Samson, or Hercules? Or better yet, just talk about the chief s strength in the abstract. No need to give it a name.
Why the mayor would use such a reference to compliment Chief Bell is incomprehensible. Even as a bad joke, it doesn t work.
The chief, who was on his way to the meeting when the remark was made, said that before he could consider whether the remark was intended as a racial slur, he needed to understand the context in which it was made.
While that s very gracious of the chief, the context shouldn t matter. The reference was insulting.
Toledo has been down this road before, and once again the city s image is hurt. Toledo has been fighting to attract jobs, gain respect, and stop the brain drain.
The last thing the community needs is for this to thrust it back into the national spotlight, making Toledo the butt of jokes again. City leaders will be hard pressed to tout Toledo as a progressive city and convince talented and skilled workers to make this their home when the mayor utters even unintended racial slurs.
The reference was disparaging. Mayor Finkbeiner needs to apologize to the chief and to the city.


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Having seen the new tablet and all-in-one computers from Fujitsu, we are only left with the new series of mobile personal computers, called Lifebook AH and designed to cover as broad a consumer base as possible.
Fujitsu didn't manage to make a notebook as cheap as a low-end model but as good as a high-end one. That is more or less impossible.
The company did make sure the new line of laptops was varied though, with entry-level versions and high-tier configurations alike.
As opposed to the AiO collection, there are no Advanced Micro Devices CPUs at work here. Only Intel Core series chips can be selected.
The Lifebook SH Series, the low-end one, has members with 13.3-inch displays and 14-inch panels. They boast Core i3/i5 CPUs. Their resolution is of 1366 x 768 pixels.
At the other end of the spectrum there is the Lifebook AH Series, with 15.6-inch screens and Core i7 central processing units (Core i7-3632QM). 8 GB of RAM back it up and the company even tossed in Blu-ray drives and Full HD touchscreens.
The company was succinct in its press release, saying that "From the LIFEBOOK AH family of 15.6-inch notebook PCs, Fujitsu is introducing two new models, the AH77/K and the AH56/K, that feature support for Windows 8 touch operations."
Fujitsu has set up a full list of notebooks and their expected release dates here. Most of them will be selling come February 7, but three will take longer.
The AH77/K (the highest-end configuration) will debut on February 15. The AH56/K, colored Shiny Black, will arrive on February 22. Finally, the AH56/K (Urban White/Ruby Red) will make its entrance on March 2.
As before, prices are unknown, but the top-end notebooks, at least, will ship for more than some expect, due to perks like Sara-Sara Coating Display, which makes fingerprints and smudges stand out less.


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Recipe: Farfalle with Cauliflower and Toasted Breadcrumbs
Breadcrumbs usually lie like a lazy blanket on top of pasta or casseroles. For this quick dish, we toasted them up in flavored olive oil, tossed them with roasted cauliflower, and let them shine as a main ingredient.
Read below for the recipe...
Cauliflower and breadcrumbs alone can be bland, so we added flavor by first roasting the cauliflower in the oven (this also saves time, as you can roast it while prepping the breadcrumbs and cooking the pasta).
We then slowly heated garlic and anchovy filets in some olive oil until the anchovies dissolved. Don't worry if you aren't an anchovies-on-pizza kind of person. This process leaves no fishy taste behind — just a deep, salty background.
We think it's key to take the time to break the cauliflower into tiny, bite-size florets. We also used some leftover whole wheat bread, which is why our breadcrumbs look extra brown. Of course, any bread makes good crumbs once you whiz it in a food processor.
Farfalle with Cauliflower and Toasted Breadcrumbs
serves 6-8
one head of cauliflower, cored and broken into bite-size florets
olive oil for coating the cauliflower (about 2 tablespoons)
1 pound farfalle, or bow-tie shaped pasta
1/4 cup olive oil
3 cloves garlic, chopped.
3 anchovy filets
1 cup breadcrumbs*
1 teaspoon dried red pepper flakes
parmesan cheese
Toss the cauliflower with olive oil, season it with salt and pepper, and spread it on a baking sheet. Bake at 425 degrees for 15 minutes, until florets are cooked through and beginning to brown.
Cook pasta according to directions, making sure to salt the water.
Heat the 1/4 cup of olive oil in a large sautée pan over medium-low heat. Add the garlic and anchovy filets, stirring often to help the anchovies break down. Add the breadcrumbs, increase the heat to medium, and toast for 4 to 5 minutes, stirring often.
When the cauliflower is roasted, add it to the pan with the breadcrumbs. Cook for another 2 minutes, then add the red pepper.
Drain the cooked pasta and add to the sautée pan (or toss everything in a large bowl, if your pan won't hold it all). Season generously with salt and pepper, and add a few more swirls of olive oil if the mixture seems dry. Sprinkle with parmesan cheese and serve.
*We tore up 3 slices of bread and pulsed them in a food processor to make our own breadcrumbs, but you could also use store bought crumbs.


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Have you ever installed cables within a cover to find that you are putting holes in the cover to re-route cables to different applications needed? Well with the Spiral Wrap and Wire Wrap you don't have to anymore. Created for easy re-routing in mind, this wrap is perfect for use with any application where A/V cabling and other wires may be in use.
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Because of its unique design it is perfect for re-routing cables with its breakout spiral appearance. It features a thick polyethylene plastic which is designed to prevent abrasions as well as keeping pets away from it. These cable wraps are designed with an extremely versatile flexibility which allows for the cables to be used in almost any area or application. It comes available in a variety of colors which makes it perfect for use in almost any room of a home to easily match with your surrounding décor.
Because of its design it is generally available by the foot or in a spool of 100ft for larger and more demanding projects and applications. It is great for AV cables and other entertainment wiring and can organize a number of cables into the one neat and organized bundle. It is also great for any home or business application, and is designed with a durable casing which can easily multiple fit with most sized cables. This cable wrap is easy to install and provides optimal covering of all you're wiring with ease. Not only that they can easily provide high cable management for long term installation which is great for many residential and commercial applications.
So if you are in need of cable and wiring protection where you can re-route cables in all directions, then why not try the Spiral Wrap and Wire Wrap cable wrap and see how your application becomes neater and more user friendly.
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What do you use when you want to bundle and protect cables, but still need to have the option of breaking cables out at different points along the way? You reach for Spiral Wrap, of course. True to its name, spiral wrap is indeed a long, tightly-wound plastic spiral which makes up a flexible, near-solid tube that can be wrapped around cords and wires that you'd rather have covered. Spiral wrap is similar in concept to wire loom, except that it has thicker walls, and instead of breaking cables out of a lengthwise slit, you just feed them out of the bundle (between coils) as needed.
As I just mentioned, spiral wrap is substantially thicker than standard wire loom, a feature that makes it ideal for fending off gnawing pets who would otherwise chew through your cables. As a matter of fact, we've heard from a customer who uses spiral wrap to keep her rabbit from chewing on low-hanging lamp cords.
Our spiral wrap is made from tough but flexible polyethylene plastic, which is excellent at resisting abrasion. You can order it by the foot for small cable management tasks, or buy it by the spool for bigger jobs. It's available in you choice of 6 solid or 3 neon colors.


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I finally got my Limited-Edition WordPress T-Shirt yesterday courtesy of 9ruler SeanRox. Of course, while it's a little big for me since Americans aren't exactly small people, I think it'll shrink nicely in the wash. Still, even though it was my shirt, guess who was the first to wear it?
Sometimes I just don't know what to do with him…her…it.
Speaking of 9rulers and WordPress, if you're a WordPress fan or you just like to find funny videos of funny people doing funny things. Check out Devin Ream's post, It's Called WordPress and it has a funky tune to it, once you get past the fact it's sung in a country music sort of way. For some reason the tune is stuck in my head and for some reason I just can't get past the idea of having "Brokeback Mountain The Musical".
Does anyone else have that same feeling after watching the video clip or is it just me?


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1,100 Davies Symphony Hall Tips
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- Casual 1
- Take public transit 1
- Splurge for valet 1
- Parking is scarce 1
- Food and drinks for purchase 1
Had dinner an cocktails at Max's Opera Cafestar this tip starred
found parking on the street on Franklinstar this tip starred
The weather was windy and chilly. I wore black slacks, jersey top, black cardigan dressy sweater and boots.star this tip starred
Plan on parking blocks away from event. Bring sweater or jacket as the weather changes from one moment to the next.
Johnny Mathis With the San Francisco Symphonystar this tip starred
Took BART. Davies Hall not far. Although it was a cool evening, it seemed a little toasty in the concert hall. Plush velvet seats hold heat. Dress in layers.
Johnny Mathis With the San Francisco Symphonystar this tip starred
we should have taken public transportation or planned for more time to look for parkingstar this tip starred
Burgers are excellent at Double Decker, 465 Grove St, only 2 blocks away. Classic small burger joint. Excellent ingredients and preparation.star this tip starred
Lots of good nearby places for a bite before and after.star this tip starred
Nearby free street parking often available if you arrive by 6 PM.star this tip starred
If one goes few minutes before 6 pm, it is easy to find street parking.star this tip starred
The best and most convenient place to eat before the concert is at Jardiniere. Also, you can stop for a drink afterwards.star this tip starred
The weather was rainey . I wore warm clothes but dressy.star this tip starred
The weather was a perfect no coat evening in SF.. I wore slacks & a button up shirt..star this tip starred
Found parking in a garage a few blocks away for $8 all day Sunday rate. Arrive in the city 45 minutes early so as not to have to stress over finding parking. Limited on street parking. Spring for a parking lot.star this tip starred
Max's Opera Cafestar this tip starred
We ate at D obbs Ferry and had a very nice meal...within walking distance of Davies Hall.star this tip starred
Don't drive if possible. The trick is leaving early enough. We parked at an East Bay BART station, got off at Embarcadero and had a light dinner, took a bus up Market to Van Ness: Symphony Hall right there. Afterwards, BART all the way. Clipper cards! Wonderful.star this tip starred
The weather was a dark and cool winter night. I wore nice dress, husband in slacks and jacket with cravat, both in good overcoats. But it's the Bay Area! Everything goes, really..star this tip starred
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I wore festive sweater (no, not with Santa or reindeer on it)and dress pants with pumps..star this tip starred


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Boston Scientific Post Market S-ICD Registry (EFFORTLESS)
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The EFFORTLESS ICD Registry is an observational, standard of care evaluation designed to demonstrate the early, mid and long-term clinical effectiveness the Cameron Health S-ICD System. In addition, analysis of resource utilization and costs will be performed to document treatment costs for periods defined by Registry endpoints. Protocol DN 15627 (Aug 06, 2010) restricts enrolment to patients over 18 years of age while protocol amendment DN 15677 (Aug 30, 2010) allows all patients to be included. Countries can chose their route for approval
Tachycardia, Ventricular
Device: S-ICD System
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Observational Model: Cohort
Time Perspective: Prospective
|Official Title:
|Evaluation oF Factors ImpacTing CLinical Outcome and Cost EffectiveneSS of the S-ICD (The EFFORTLESS S-ICD Registry)
- Perioperative S-ICD Complication Free Rate [ Time Frame: 30 days post implant ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- 360 Day S-ICD Complication Free Rate [ Time Frame: Minimum 360 days post implant ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Percentage of inappropriate shocks for AF/SVT [ Time Frame: Study duration ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
|Estimated Enrollment:
|Study Start Date:
|October 2010
|Estimated Study Completion Date:
|December 2020
|Estimated Primary Completion Date:
|December 2020 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
S-ICD System Commercial Patients
Patients implanted with a CE marked S-ICD System, not participating in Cameron Health's Investigational Device Exemption (IDE) Clinical Study.
Device: S-ICD System
The S-ICD System is an implantable technology that uses a subcutaneous pulse generator and subcutaneous electrode system to treat ventricular tachyarrhythmias. The S-ICD System consists of the SQ-RX pulse generator (Model 1010), the Q-TRAK subcutaneous electrode (Model 3010), the Q-TECH programmer (Model 2020), and Q-GUIDE electrode insertion tools (Models 4010 and 4020).
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EFFORTLESS is an observational, post market, standard of care, Registry to be conducted at approximately 50 centers worldwide in patients requiring an ICD for the treatment of ventricular tachyarrhythmias. Patients included in the registry will have been implanted with the S-ICD system since its CE mark(commercial regulatory approval) and will be followed for up to 60 months. The patients' perception of their therapy will be evaluated using Quality of Life assessments and the Registry will include an exploratory analysis of resource utilization and costs based on measures of clinical outcome such as complication rates, unscheduled hospitalizations and length of stay. The objective will be to enable comparison of costs of the S-ICD system versus a standard transvenous system.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years and older
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|Sampling Method:
|Non-Probability Sample
Post CE mark ICD patients eligible for implantation of the S-ICD system
Inclusion Criteria
- Age >/= 18yrs
- Eligible for implantation of an S-ICD system per local clinical guidelines or currently implanted with an S-ICD system (SW version 1.59.0 or later)
- Willing and able to provide written informed consent or have informed consent as provided by a legal representative
Exclusion Criteria:
- 1. Participation in any other investigational study that may interfere with interpretation of the Registry results
- Incessant ventricular tachycardia and/or spontaneous, frequently recurring ventricular tachycardia that is reliably terminated with anti-tachycardia pacing
- Patients with unipolar pacemakers or implanted devices that revert to unipolar pacing
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01085435
|Czech Republic
|Na Homolce Hospital
|Prague, Prague 5, Czech Republic, 15030
|Copenhagen, København Ø, Denmark, 2100
|Odense University Hospital
|Odense, Odense C, Denmark, DK-5000
|Herzzentrum Bernau
|Bernau, Germany
|Klinikum Coburg
|Coburg, Germany, 96450 Coburg
|Munich Groβhadern
|Munich, Germany, 81377
|Maastricht University Medical Center
|Maastricht, AZ Maastricht, Netherlands, 6202
|Catharina Eindhoven Hospital
|Eindhoven, EJ Eindhoven, Netherlands, 5623
|Amsterdam Medical Center
|Amsterdam, Netherlands, 1105 AZ
|Medisch Spectrum Twente
|Enschede, Netherlands, 7513 ER
|University Medical Center Groningen
|Groningen, Netherlands, 9713
|St Antonius Ziekenhuis
|Nieuwegein, Netherlands, 3430 EM
|Erasmus Medical Center
|Rotterdam, Netherlands, 3000 CA
|New Zealand
|Auckland City Hospital
|Auckland, New Zealand, 1142
|United Kingdom
|Papworth Hospital
|Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom, CB23 3RE
|Leeds General Infirmary
|Leeds, Yorkshire, United Kingdom, LS1 1YY
|Royal Sussex County Hospital
|Brighton, United Kingdom, BN2 5BE
|Bristol Royal Infirmary
|Bristol, United Kingdom, BS2 8HW
|Russells Hall Hospital
|Dudley, United Kingdom, DY1 2HQ
|Yorkhill Children's Hospital
|Glasgow, United Kingdom, G3 8SJ
|The Heart Hospital
|London, United Kingdom, W1G 8SE
|John Radcliffe Hospital
|Oxford, United Kingdom, OX3 9DU
|Study Chair:
|Pier Lambiase, PhD FRCP
|The Heart Hospital, London
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|Responsible Party:
|Boston Scientific Corporation
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT01085435 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|Study First Received:
|March 10, 2010
|Last Updated:
|December 1, 2014
|Health Authority:
|United Kingdom: Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency
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Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Tachycardia, Ventricular
Arrhythmias, Cardiac
Cardiovascular Diseases
Heart Diseases
Pathologic Processes
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In these troubled economic times, it was not easy for the districts to approve the effort to add even a slight tax burden to property tax bills. The Menlo Park district found some voter resistance in the $300 range, so lowered its request to $178. Portola Valley is asking for $168. We expect voters in both districts to support these reasonable levies in order to keep their schools operating at the current high level.
Loss of state funds, growing enrollment hit Menlo Park
Here is why Menlo Park has decided to seek help from voters:
• The district will lose about $1.4 million in state funding for the 2010-11 school year.
• Kindergarten enrollment, a precursor to all other grades, continues to run at about 350 students, which will include 34 Tinsley transfers students next year. In comparison, the district's third grade class is 279 students, and fourth is 326, significantly under the kindergarten enrollees.
• There is little room to reduce overhead expenses after the district cut more than $500,000 last year, including a requirement that bus drivers perform janitorial duties during their down time.
Just in case district residents and school parents did not understand what would be lost if the proposed parcel tax does not pass, Menlo Park Superintendent Ken Ranella laid out, in a Feb. 25 presentation, a painful list of program cuts and staff reductions that would be necessary to balance the district's budget. The district's schools boast some of the highest test scores in the state.
The possible cuts, including elimination of more than 17 teaching positions, were not good news to many of the parents attending. Class size, the closely watched barometer of a school's well-being, would go up under Mr. Ranella's worst-case scenario.
But as everyone present at the meeting knew, the superintendent's dire predictions will come to pass only if voters turn down the parcel tax, something they have not done in recent memory. In fact, if polling done by the district is accurate, the tax will pass easily among voters who support quality elementary and middle school education.
On March 10, the school board is expected to support Mr. Ranella's suggestion to issue preliminary pink slips to at least eight teachers by March 15, although it is highly unlikely that anyone will be fired, unless the tax fails. With May 4 the day that ballots must be turned in for the Measure C mail-in election, the district should be able to celebrate a parcel tax victory before the May 15 deadline to make the teacher lay-offs permanent.
Right now, district residents pay the district $565 a year for a bond issue and previously approved taxes, which would jump to $743 if the proposed seven-year tax passes in Menlo Park.
Class size, core programs are Portola Valley issues
Portola Valley voters will receive a mail-in ballot the week of April 5, and be asked to approve a four-year, $168 parcel tax that would help replace a $550,000 budget shortfall for the coming school year. Income from the tax will make up only $345,000, but school officials say further structural reductions can cover the difference. The district says the parcel tax funds will help keep core programs intact and class sizes low.
If the tax does not pass, the district would lay off all classroom aides and eliminate all library positions at both of its schools.
The tax would be added to the $290 annual tax passed in 2004 that is due to expire in 10 years.
The Menlo Park and Portola Valley school districts — whose students consistently score at the highest level on state standardized tests — have made their cases for these relatively small parcel taxes that will help them get through the current economic downturn. Both districts have made substantial cuts in administrative costs and undoubtedly will have to cut more, even if voters approve the parcel taxes.
Certainly, approval of these taxes is a no-brainer for parents whose children attend the districts' award-winning schools. But homeowners without children also benefit from living in one of the best school districts in the state. It is no secret that parents with young children want to live in top-performing school districts.
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A solitary Kane Ferdinand goal was enough for Posh, as they grabbed a vital three points against Blackpool at Bloomfield Road.
Darren Ferguson chose to name Tyrone Barnett in his starting line-up, as Posh used a slightly altered version of the 3-5-2 system that they used against Leeds in midweek. Rather than having a flat three in midfield, Lee Tomlin played just behind the strike-partnership – with Barnett partnering Dwight Gayle up-front.
Barnett's inclusion was largely down to his aerial ability. The playing surface at Bloomfield Road was not conducive to Posh's usual productive, patient football and, as a result, Ferguson's men were clearly looking to utilise the long-ball; adopting a more direct style of play.
The slight adaptation of the formation, though, was causing Posh more problems than Blackpool as it was allowing Ludovic Sylvestre and Tom Ince to find space in between the visitor's defence and midfield, with Jack Payne and Kane Ferdinand outnumbered. The Seasiders were quick to take advantage of this, too, and could have easily had an early goal to merit their dominance.
Firstly, Matty Phillips fired a half-volley goalwards that was acrobatically saved by Bobby Olejnik, before Tom Ince latched on to a brilliant pass from Alex John-Baptiste, but could not finish when one-on-one.
Olejnik was called into action again, as Ince struck a powerful shot from range, but the Austrian stopper was equal to the effort – tipping the ball over the bar and out for a corner.
The host's dominance was now becoming worrying and Ferguson decided to drop Tomlin back into midfield to combat Blackpool's extra-man. The change seemed to work and Posh began to find their way into the game and adapt to a pitch that was cutting-up particularly badly.
Gayle had Posh's first shot of the match, firing a left-footed effort just wide after showing good pace to burst past Kirk Broadfoot.
The match was then stopped for a lengthy period of time after Barry Ferguson went down with what looked a severe injury. The central midfielder required a neck-brace and a stretcher before he left the pitch to applause from both sets of fans.
It killed any momentum that either team had gained and meant that the game became even scrappier than it was before.
But in the 45th minute the deadlock was broken. After neat work by Gayle down the right hand-side, he played the ball back into the feet of Jack Payne. Payne, stopped and steadied himself, before dinking a delicate ball in for Tommy Rowe to nod back across goal for Kane Ferdinand to head into the net from close range.
It provided Posh with a priceless lead and one which hadn't looked likely as they had found chances fairly hard to come by throughout the half.
The second-half began in much the same manner as the first had finished – with the ball bogged down in midfield and neither side creating much of note.
Nathaniel Knight-Percival provided the home fans with something to get excited about, though, when he brought down Ince, after already receiving a yellow card, but he received a final warning from the referee rather than a red-card.
It meant that Ferguson was forced into a change, with Joe Newell coming on to replace the centre-back with Posh switching to a 4-4-2 formation.
Consequently Lee Tomlin was now found on the right-wing, rather than in the centre of midfield where his attacking talents had been stifled so far, and he benefitted almost immediately. Bursting past one man, he cleverly put the ball between Stephen Crainey's legs before prodding a shot goalwards, but it was well saved by Matt Gilks.
Gayle then came close, with a long-range effort, but once again Gilks was equal to it and Blackpool survived.
The hosts were now having most of the play, with the ball seemingly permanently inside the Posh half, but they were finding it hard to break down a resilient Peterborough United backline and create anything of note. When they did, they were generally wasteful, too, with Crainey being particularly poor in the final-third.
Indeed, it was Posh who created the best chance of the second-half when Payne picked out Rowe, but he couldn't quite manage to find the target with his header.
All of the visitor's resoluteness in holding out for a vital victory was almost un-done, however, when Ince found space on the edge of the area, but fortunately for them his goalbound effort hit Nathan Delfouneso and deflected away to safety.
Five minutes were added on but, despite throwing numerous amounts of balls into the box and committing numbers forward, Blackpool could not create the opportunity they so desperately wanted and Posh held on to claim a vital three points.
My View
Today, when it was a battle, Peterborough United fucking battled. To a man, the team were superb and stood up to everything that Blackpool threw at them. This wasn't a pretty victory; this was a win created through sheer hard-work, desire and willingness to give everything to keep us in the division. We wanted this win badly and it showed.
The celebrations at the end were also quite revealing in how important this win was for us. Darren Ferguson was punching the air towards the fans, whilst all the players were congratulating one and other. Every single Blackpool player had left the pitch at least a minute before the first Posh one had.
And, whilst we mention the pitch, it has to be said how much of a disgrace it was. It simply shouldn't be allowed in the Football League. It is not only a health hazard, but a pitch which completely requires opposition teams to change their style of football to become a direct one – it doesn't exactly help the fluid football that Blackpool try and play, either.
But, enough of moaning, and back to the positives. I thought Lee Tomlin was absolutely superb going forward, he linked everything up brilliantly, but also fought hard – in the right manner this time! Gabby Zakuani, Michael Bostwick, Nathaniel Knight-Percival and, when he came on, Shaun Brisley were all tremendous at centre half and barely lost a header all game. Jack Payne and Kane Ferdinand were also incredibly hard-working and allowed Posh to win the midfield battle. Payne, especially, seems to have the credentials to become a real-star at the club.
It would be unfair not to mention Tyrone Barnett, too. He may not be the most popular figure at the club, but his presence was certainly valuable today and he did the job that Ferguson asked him to do very well. He also makes us much more secure at defending set-pieces, something that has been a problem in recent weeks, and cleared most of Blackpool's corners away.
When we sold George Boyd a few weeks ago many people questioned whether that was the club throwing in the towel, but today's performance showed that these boys are clearly still prepared to fight on. If we get 8 more performances that match the commitment that every Posh player showed today, then we will be a Championship team again next season.
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NEW BRUNSWICK – Despite all the preseason hype thanks to the best recruiting class in school history, Rutgers didn't live up to the lofty aspirations last season. As the third youngest team in the country, the team showed that youth too often en route to a 14-18 record.
After the growing pains of last year, third-year head coach Mike Rice told the packed crowd at the Barn for MidKnight Madness that this year's team is a "different team."
And they looked it.
They passed the eye test of looking bigger and stronger. And they've displayed it in practice.
"18-year old boys come to college and have barley have ever lifted and so now, they're just different," Rice said. "Even in practice the last month you can see a difference in what they're able to do with the added strength and muscle."
But it's not just the freshman.
Junior guard/forward Mike Poole looks significantly bigger. Something Rice wanted, saying at the end of the season one of the things Poole needed to do in the offseason was get stronger.
"Mike Poole has gained 22 pounds since he's stepped on campus here, and again, if you don't think that's a difference you don't know the Big East," Rice said. "Now Mike won't get bumped off his drive, he'll be on balance."
They'll also have more athleticism, adding power forward Wally Judge — who redshirted last season after transferring from Kansas State — and junior college transfer Vincent Garrett.
The 6-foot-9 Judge was the missing piece the the puzzle last season, while Garrett is a 6-foot-6 wing that can run the floor and defend. The winner of the MidKnight Madness dunk contest, Garrett also showed he can slam home highlight reel dunks.
"I think we're going to surprise a lot of people with what this team can accomplish," Rice said. "But again, we don't know it until the lights come on."
That won't be until November 9, when they open the season against St. Peter's. And Rice is eager to see what his team can do as he tries to guide Rutgers to it's first NCAA Tournament in over two decades.
"I'm very excited to show everybody what direction this program is going," Rice said. "And again, I always say it's going to happen. That's my phrase. It's going to happen. We're going to do it here. We're going to win. I don't know when, but I can see progress and I can see guys chemistry and developing and maturing."


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Remember the Peanuts' Charlie Brown? You could count on him to put a smile on your face. Coldplay named their latest single after that youthful but strong character, and painted a similar picture.
In the context of their fifth album Mylo Xyloto, "Charlie Brown" fits perfect as a song that tackles "all the boys, all the girls, all the madness that occurs" in the world. As a radio song, it is a lively, upbeat anthem with lyrics anyone can relate to and sonically is one of their best songs yet.
The album discusses the highs and lows of life and relationship, and this is definitely a high, even if it comes out of defeat. "When they smashed my heart into smithereens/ be a bright red rose come bursting the concrete," croons Chris Martin.
The grandiosity of the music supports its uplifting lyrics, but Chris Martin does not forget to control the music with his voice, never being outdone. That formula has been a successful one throughout the years for Coldplay, and is followed to near perfection here.
The way this song is will be received by the mainstream is yet to be determined, but what is a fact is that Coldplay will help anyone who listens start their year off with a bang. "Light a fire, a fire, a spark, light a fire, a flame in my heart. We'll run wild; we'll be glowing in the dark."


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favorite counselor named Ariel who, I'm guessing, is about 15. She
wanted to give her a little present on the last day, so I quickly made
her this kerchief using some flag yarn I got from the Crochetville Sea of Yarn Swap.
1 oz. or less worsted weight yarn (I used some vintage Dupont Orlon I
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Penn State starters: 10/cf Knief; 8/ss Furuya; 7/c Hatfield; 30/dp Habitz;
12/1b Jones; 77/2b Miller; 22/lf Sovereign; 11/3b Shanahan; 18/rf Walker; 17/p
Wisconsin 1st - Massei grounded out to 2b. Van Abel
grounded out to 3b. Mueller walked. Peace flied out to lf. 0 runs, 0
hits, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
Penn State 1st - Knief struck out swinging. Furuya
grounded out to ss. Hatfield grounded out to p. 0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors,
Wisconsin 2nd - Miller, C popped up to ss. Mersch
singled up the middle. Van Zeeland struck out swinging. Mersch out at second c
to 2b, caught stealing. 0 runs, 1 hit, 0 errors, 0 LOB.
Penn State 2nd - Habitz walked. Jones walked; Habitz
advanced to second. Miller popped into double play ss to 2b; Habitz out on the
play. Jones advanced to second. Sovereign fouled out to c. 0 runs, 0
hits, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
Wisconsin 3rd - Christner reached on an error by 2b.
Tancill reached on a fielder's choice, SAC; Christner advanced to second.
Massei homered to center field, 3 RBI; Tancill scored, unearned; Christner
scored. Van Abel fouled out to c. Mueller flied out to lf. Peace homered to
left field, RBI. Miller, C doubled to right center. Mersch singled to
shortstop; Miller, C advanced to third. Mersch stole second. Van Zeeland
singled to pitcher, RBI; Mersch advanced to third, out at home p to 1b to c;
Miller, C scored. 5 runs, 5 hits, 1 error, 1 LOB.
Penn State 3rd - Shanahan struck out swinging.
Walker singled to right field. Knief popped up to 3b. Furuya reached on a
fielder's choice; Walker out at second 2b to ss. 0 runs, 1 hit, 0 errors,
Wisconsin 4th - Christner grounded out to 2b.
Tancill out at first 3b to 2b. Massei flied out to cf. 0 runs, 0 hits, 0
errors, 0 LOB.
Penn State 4th - Hatfield lined out to 2b. Habitz
grounded out to ss. Jones singled to shortstop. Miller grounded out to 2b.
0 runs, 1 hit, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
Wisconsin 5th - Oswald pinch hit for Van Abel.
Oswald struck out swinging. Mueller flied out to lf. Peace flied out to ss.
0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors, 0 LOB.
Penn State 5th - Van Abel to cf for Oswald.
Sovereign doubled to left center. Tupinio pinch hit for Shanahan. Tupinio
grounded out to 3b; Sovereign advanced to third. Walker hit by pitch. Knief
reached on a fielder's choice, RBI; Walker out at second 2b to ss; Sovereign
scored. Furuya reached on a fielder's choice; Knief out at second ss to 2b.
1 run, 1 hit, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
Wisconsin 6th - Shanahan to 3b for Tupinio. Miller,
C homered to center field, RBI. Mersch struck out looking. Van Zeeland singled
through the left side. Christner singled to shortstop; Van Zeeland advanced to
second. Novak pinch hit for Tancill. Novak fouled out to c. Massei grounded out
to p. 1 run, 3 hits, 0 errors, 2 LOB.
Penn State 6th - Tancill to 2b for Novak. Hatfield
popped up to ss. Habitz struck out looking. Jones grounded out to 2b. 0
runs, 0 hits, 0 errors, 0 LOB.
Wisconsin 7th - Van Abel out at first 3b to 2b.
Mueller flied out to cf. Peace flied out to cf. 0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors,
Penn State 7th - Miller walked. Sovereign singled to
shortstop; Miller advanced to second. Good pinch hit for Shanahan. Good reached
on a fielder's choice; Sovereign advanced to second; Miller advanced to third.
Walker grounded out to ss, RBI; Good advanced to second; Sovereign advanced to
third; Miller scored. Knief singled to shortstop, RBI; Good advanced to third;
Sovereign scored. Furuya flied into double play rf to 1b; Knief out on the
play. 2 runs, 2 hits, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
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After eight unrequited years of investigation, Dallas police say they have
finally identified a suspect in the brutal slaying of politically connected
businessman and former Dallas Plan Commission member Arnold Blair,Jr. CBS-11 has
At the time his body was found gagged and tied in May 1996, Blair was one of the
city's most successful black realtors and served as then-Mayor Ron Kirk's
appointee to the influential city plan commission. Blair, 48, had been stabbed
repeatedly inside his Oak Lawn apartment. The unknown killer drove away in
Blair's Lincoln Continental.
Because of the Blair family's prominence, the Dallas Police Department's
homicide unit came under some pressure in 1996 to quickly solve the murder.
Detectives, however, ran into one dead end after another as they worked through
their leads.
But after CBS-11 began inquiring about the case last week, police suddenly
announced they had located a suspect and that they planned on Friday to charge
him with first-degree murder. Sgt. Ross Salvarino declined to provide further
details until after charges have been filed against the suspect.
"Murder cases are very difficult cases, and you want to make sure you do the
best job that you can," Sgt. Salvarino said. "We make sure all our T's are
crossed and I's dotted. You don't rush a case."
A year or two ago, detectives say, they identified but could not locate their
transient male suspect. Nor could they find a key former witness - a handyman
who once worked for the Blair family and was considered crucial to police filing
any case. Then about a year ago, police found the handyman in a Galveston-area
prison, dying of cancer. But the prime suspect still could not be found.
Family members received the good news from detectives Thursday while preparing
to be interviewed by CBS-11 inside Blair's former office, preserved as it was in
the family real estate firm on Martin Luther King Blvd. Sgt. Salvarino called
Blair's older brother, Donald, and informed him that charges would be filed
within a day.
"That's wonderful to hear," said Donald, holding the telephone receiver.
After hanging up with the detective, Donald Blair said: "I'm just wishing it had
not taken eight years. Hopefully, there will be closure for us on this."
Donald Blair said the intervening years have been painful ones without knowing
that justice was done for his younger brother. He is the one who discovered his
brother's body.
"It's something that hurts, and no one likes to be hurt, so you try to live from
day to day without thinking about it," he said. "It will awaken you at night and
tell you that it's still...there."
Dorothy Blair, the victim's sister-in-law, wiped away tears after the phone call
from police. She said she was relieved to hear the case may be close to
"Right now I'm numb, and I pray to God that it is what he said it really is,"
she said.
But Dorothy Blair said she worries that the family's expectations will be
dashed. It wouldn't be the first time. About a year ago, she said, homicide
detectives called and said they were about to arrest the same man and warned the
family to prepare for publicity, but the family never heard back from police,
straining relatives.
"I want to say it's a sigh of relief, but I'm afraid we may have to replay this
again," Dorothy Blair said.
After Arnold Blair's body was discovered, his family and prominent friends,
including Ron Kirk and State Sen. Royce West, remembered him as a much beloved
churchgoer and talented choir singer who had used his money and influence to
elevate the city's disenfranchised.
But then homicide investigators in 1996 began focusing much of their
investigative effort on the city's gay subculture in the area of Oak Lawn where
Blair kept an apartment. Blair, according to police, was gay and had for years
hidden a dangerous alternative lifestyle of illegal drug abuse and male
Police said at the time that Blair's lifestyle probably held the key to his
murder. This week, police indicated that their suspect and Blair did indeed know
each other from the Oak Lawn area.
"The suspect and victim were acquaintances. They knew each other, and that's
about all we can say at this point," Sgt. Salvarino said.
Relatives say police told them a year ago that the evidence needed to charge the
murder suspect was testimony from the former family handyman and maid, a
transient who hadn't been seen by anyone in years. At issue was whether the
handyman could say when he had changed the victim's bedding.
That was the only way DNA evidence on Blair's sheets could be dated, the family
said police told them.
For many years, the handyman could not be located but about a year ago turned up
in a Galveston prison dying of cancer. Police took an affidavit from him before
he died, then turned their attention on finding their main suspect, also a
transient who could not be found.
Detectives won't say how they finally located the suspect this week as CBS-11
was preparing a report about why the Blair case had gone so long unsolved. The
CBS-11 report was prompted by this month's slaying of Dallas Plan Commissioner
Lawrence Wheat.
Wheat was found earlier this month beaten and strangled in his South Dallas loft
apartment. Authorities say that while both murdered men were Plan Commission
members, the two cases are entirely unrelated.
Blair's brother and sister-in-law said they have longed to see justice and
punishment meted out for the slaying.
Donald Blair said he has never forgotten the savagery of his brother's death.
"The scene was horrific. If the jurors could see that, then they would certainly
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Youngblood Hawke was born out of the "late night creative musings" of Simon Katz and Sam Martin, a duo that was formerly part of the new-wave project Iglu & Hartly. After their previous band dismantled due to creative differences, the longtime friends began pursuing a new musical direction, eventually looping in Tasso Smith, Nik Hughes, and Katz's wife, Alice, to form Youngblood Hawke.
Things have taken off fast for the Los Angeles-based indie rockers, who recently signed with Universal Republic. With a mere 15 shows under their belt, they have been busy in the studio finishing up their debut album, which is due out early next year. They are gearing up to release an EP on August 14, on which they collaborated with producer Tim Anderson (Ima Robot).
Youngblood Hawke recently stopped by Red Bull Studio L.A., where they spent two days working on tracks for their forthcoming album and where we talked to them about the odd name, their "weird pop" sound and the pressure of being called the best band in America.
Your bio says that Youngblood Hawke captures the sound of five friends in mid journey. Can you elaborate on that?
Sam: Simon and I used to play in a band called Iglu & Hartly. We did that for a few years and that dissolved and we were left picking up the pieces of that. We started writing songs and we joined with the other guys and I think the journey is just us learning to be a band together.
Simon: I feel like everybody was on their own individual path doing something different, but nobody was really set in what they were doing. We came together and we all had the same vision in the end. We dragged Tasso out of Texas. Alice and I are married, and we'd be working on tracks on the studio in my house, and we'd be like, "Alice, come sing this harmony part." She's singing throughout the initial first recordings and we'd be like, "Shit. We need to make this a band."
Sam: We were fighting really hard to find a way for each of us to play music together and create one thing because we're really close friends. We've always played music in different bands and projects.
Rumor has it the band was named after a Herman Wouk novel. What was so special about this book?
Sam: It's just a really good book about a writer -- a Kentucky mountain boy who moved to New York. He's searching for literary success, and it's his story. It was my uncle's favorite book and I read it one day and I was just blown away. It was super inspiring. This was during the time when we started writing all the songs. I called Simon one day and was like, "Dude, I have our band name." He was like, "What band?" We had just started writing songs, and I was like, "Dude, that's the best name. It's the best book."
Simon: I said, "Well we have to have a band now. We have a name."
So you had the name before the band?
Simon: Basically, yeah. I mean, we knew who we wanted to be in the band. We knew we wanted Tasso to come out and play guitar with us. I knew Alice was going to be in the band and sing and play percussion. We had our friend Nick who is an incredible drummer, who we all love and we all get along very well so it was very easy. It was like, "Oh we have a band. I know who is going to be in it."
Sam: It was just a matter of putting it together.
Simon: And convincing everybody to quit their jobs.
Several outlets have called you the best new band in the U.S. Do you feel a sense of added pressure to live up to that?
Tasso: Absolutely!
Simon: We've been through this experience before, and we know the hype and the buzz and what it does for you and how it can work against you. We try to really underplay everything that we do and not try to build this fake buzz around us -- just to come out with the best songs we possibly can and write the best songs we possibly can; I think that everything else will carry along after that.
Alice: We just focus on the task at hand and just enjoy each other.
Tasso: The pressure was put on ourselves before any of that came about.
Simon: Lots of people say one thing, and then six months later it's like, "Who the hell are these guys?"
Sam: I've learned to tune all that out. You just gotta believe in yourself and your songs.
What mainstream bands do you get compared to?
Simon: Nobody's really been like, "They sound like this or they sound like that." We've kind of purposely tried to stay away from that. Whenever we hear a sound start sounding too much like one thing -- too rock or too pop -- we'll isolate the element that is doing that and take that out and go another direction so we're never really being pushed too far in one direction. We can bring all these different elements in and make it our own.
How would you describe the band to somebody that's never heard you before?
Sam: That's the hardest question. It's like describing a color. It's a mixture of different elements.
Simon: I would say big, driving songs, big choruses, pop foundation but weird pop.
Sam: I think that would be a good classification. Let's go with that. "Weird pop."
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CAIRO – Living in refugee camps cut off by barbed wire and military checkpoints, Bengali-ethnic Muslims, known as Rohingya, are living an endless episode of humiliation in Burma.
"We have been here for a long time," Mohamed Ali, 68, a resident of the western state of Rakhine, told The Independent.
"My father, my grandfather, they were born here."
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Thousands of Rohingya Muslims have been living in refugee camps since June after fleeing their homes in Rakhine in the wake of sectarian violence with Buddhists.
In Borouda camp, the largest in Burma, 15,000 Rohingyas have settled there since they were forced to flee their homes in Sittwe.
Moniyan Khata, a 38-year-old Muslim woman, said their neighborhood had been surrounded by Buddhists and police.
"We had to hide in the lake," she said.
The terrified woman does not know the reason behind being attacked by Buddhists.
"We don't know," she said. "They want our land, they want our properties. They want us to leave the country."
Described by the UN as one of the world's most persecuted minorities, Rohingya Muslims are facing a catalogue of discrimination in Burma.
They have been denied citizenship rights since an amendment to the citizenship laws in 1982 and are treated as illegal immigrants in their own home.
The Burmese government as well as the Buddhist majority refuse to recognize the term "Rohingya", referring to them as "Bengalis".
Burmese President Thein Sein has said that Rohingyas should be settled in a third country.
Many Rohingya Muslims have taken hazardous journeys at sea to escape from Buddhist attacks.
"I came in one boat, my husband in another and our children were in a different one," said Chu Kiri, 35, hugging her four children, who are residing at the Te Chaung refugee camp.
"At the time I did not know if my husband and children were dead or alive. It was only when we reached here we met up."
But the Buddhist majority insists that the Rohingya Muslims are not natives of the country.
"They are trying to deceive the world," Shwe Maung, Rakhine Nationalities Development Party (RNDP), which has links to the Buddhist clergy, said.
"They want the world to think they are natives of Rakhine."
The RNDP, which holds 18 seats in the state assembly and 15 in the national parliament, backs the 1982 that considers the Rohingyas as non-citizens and calls for their expulsion.
"We are not anti-Muslim," says Maung.
Buddhist monks also accuse the Rohingyas of conspiring to invade the country.
"We have to identify illegal immigrants and keep them in refugee camps," Abbot Ariyawantha of the Sittwe's Shwe Zadi monastery.
"If at some time, a third country wants to accept them we would be happy."
But Rohingya Muslims dismiss the claims, saying they have been in the region for centuries.
"We want to be citizens of Burma. We don't want to leave Rakhine," said Aye Maung, an English teacher.
Many Rohingya Muslims have expressed disappointment at opposition leader and democracy icon Aung San Suu Kyi, who has declined to condemn the mistreatment of the Rohingyas in Burma."She is keeping silent," said Maung. "Perhaps she wants more votes from Buddhists."
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