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Luxulyan dismay at turbine decision leads to no confidence vote in councillor Simon Rix
Posted: January 27, 2014|
PARISH council chiefs in Luxulyan have brought a vote of no confidence against their Cornwall councillor, saying they have "lost faith in him completely".
The parish council hit out after Simon Rix, Cornwall Council member for Bugle, granted a planning officer delegated power to approve an application for a 78-metre high wind turbine.
But Mr Rix has said he has done nothing wrong and is answerable to the electorate – not the parish council – and it's a shame its "misunderstanding of the rules" has turned personal.
Luxulyan Parish Council has already fired off letters to Cornwall Council's leader John Pollard, South East Cornwall MP Sheryll Murray and Energy and Climate Change Minister Greg Barker.
Parish council chairman Chris Austin said: "We asked him to ensure that the application went to [Cornwall Council's] strategic planning committee for decision; it should not have been delegated.
"He was well aware of our view. We feel the application is totally wrong and he chose to ignore that fact and he didn't come back to the parish council and say that his view was the opposite and I find that reprehensible."
He added they were "very, very disappointed" Mr Rix had not allowed it to go to the strategic planning committee; following advice from the planning officer that all issues had been addressed in the report, especially when a similar application in the parish had been before the committee and refused and is currently going through the appeal process.
The parish council took the unanimous vote at an extra-ordinary meeting on December 30.
Mr Austin said: "This parish has done enough for environmental change. We have generated enough electricity in this parish for a parish twice our size."
He continued: "We have lost faith in him completely. He has taken away our democratic right, while both the Energy Minister Mr Barker and Mr Pickles champion that local communities should be listened to and taken into account."
Mr Rix, who is standing to be the next MP for Truro and Falmouth for the Lib Dems, said he had been working "very constructively" with the parish council until it "somewhat overreacted".
He said: "They appear to think they can instruct me to do certain things, but that is not the case. I am not answerable to them. I am answerable to my electorate, most of whom do not share the parish council's anti-renewables views. Opinion polls regularly show that more than 65 per cent of people support green wind power, even sited near them.
"The parish council may represent the views of a vocal minority, but in the end the primary authority in the county is Cornwall Council, which must follow the legally enforceable planning rules."
He added that the parish council had expressed its views on the planning application numerous times and he had kept it informed at every stage.
"Their problem stems from a lack of understanding both about their role in the planning process and the relationship between themselves and me as a Cornwall councillor," he said.
Mr Rix added they are consulted but ultimately it was Cornwall Council that decides.
"Similarly they can express their views to me about what they would like to be discussed at planning committee, but in the end such matters are not for them to decide," he said.
"It's a shame the parish council has tried to turn its misunderstandings about the rules into something personal against me."
The parish council is now considering seeking advice after receiving a response from Mr Pollard, the council's leader, said the chairman.


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Was wondering if the gats on Scattering of Ashes were reamped, and what was done to vocals? Both sound amazing!
Snare and toms sound really good, IMO, as well, but sound mostly sampled. Any details on that?
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One of my favorite albums ever! I would love to know more about it!
The kick drum is very "interesting" sounding. Was it sampled from their kick? It sounds very different from other kick drums I've ever heard.
What amps were used for rhythm/leads?
Those toms sound very huge! Were they natural?
That bass is grinding away, it's pretty apparent in the mix. Was it just the normal DI'd in and reamp for the distortion sound? What was it reamped through?
One last question, were the leads doubled?
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No wonder I like this album so much!haha Andy mixed it! This album, and band, is really underated compared to what IS big out there. Great songs on this one.
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I had asked Tim about it when I saw them when they toured back in April 07', he said he plugged right into the board and used Amp Farm. Andy could have always reamped later but Tim wasn't aware if that was the case. He's a great player and an awesome song writer but he's one of those guys who isn't a gear snob. Kind of a shame since I remember being bummed that he wasn't using the JSX at that show and he wasn't too into talking gear... but I kinda envy some people like that who settle with the tone they get, I wish I wasn't so anal!
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im kind of curious if the drums were actually live or programmed on this one too.......all their other stuff that andy worked on sounds very programmed, listen to the hats on their newest one.
andy has done great things with midi before, for instance biomechanical sounded great. if it is midi, id love to know what went on with the cymbals as the are usually the giveaway and they sound pretty good on here.
if they are live drums, fair play, its pretty hard to tell. great mix anyway!
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Funny story. I work for a company in Regina Sask. It's also where the band is from. One day I learned that I work on the same floor as the drummer. Well, the ex drummer now (Jim). Anyhow, these drums ARENT programmed, but they are heavily triggered. Lots of people have mixed views on it, even Jim said he really liked the sound of the original takes! They do use Amp Farm, and Tim Roth is also a great player.
Stu's vox are also quality. The band is good, but they've also had quite a few members already, and truth be told, nothing IMO is as good as SOTA!
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Our History
Duquesne University School of Pharmacy 1925
-SC Morrison
For over the past three-quarters of a century, the School of Pharmacy at Duquesne University has been led by only six deans. Each dean's tenure closely paralleled major changes in pharmacy education, pharmacy as a profession, and pharmacy practice. (1)
During the thirty years (1925-1955) of founding Dean Hugh C. Muldoon's leadership, the dominance of independent community pharmacy, the emergence of hospital pharmacy, and the implementation of the four-year bachelor's degree in pharmacy which adhered to the tradition of a comprehensive university education, were essential developments in pharmacy at Duquesne and nationally.
Tensions within community and hospital pharmacy practice, the growth of the pharmaceutical industry, and the somewhat controversial move to a five-year baccalaureate which incorporated liberal education in a predominately pharmaceutical sciences curriculum, characterized the short term (1955-1961) of John G. Adams, Ph.D., as the second Duquesne pharmacy school dean.
Dean John S. Ruggiero, Ph.D., led the school during a period (1961-1970) in which the integration of clinical pharmacy and elective options into the five-year B.S. in Pharmacy curriculum and the relocation of the pharmacy school from Canevin Hall to the fourth floor of the new campus science building Mellon Hall for improved classroom, faculty and research facilities, were critical developments.
As dean (1970-1981), Bruce D. Martin, Ph.D., oversaw a substantial increase of pharmacy school student enrollment and of faculty numbers and the creation of a competency-based, outcomes-oriented curriculum which balanced the pharmaceutical sciences with the clinical, social, behavioral and administrative sciences and integrated a controlled experiential education component.
During the lengthy deanship (1981-1998) of Douglas H. Kay, Ph.D., the faculty addressed the move toward the pharmaceutical care model in pharmacy education, practice and the implementation of the six-year professional doctoral degree program which would be a requirement for pharmacist licensure by the early 21st century.
From 1998, Dean R. Pete Vanderveen, Ph.D., and the faculty have continued to evaluate, revise and update the competency-based, outcomes-oriented Doctor of Pharmacy curriculum, to enhance physical and fiscal resources, and to develop new initiatives to address the challenges and potentialities in the ever-changing pharmacy practice and health care environment.
(1) The major developments in pharmacy in the 20th century have been outlined in several recent publications by pharmacy historian Gregory J. Higby, Ph.D., American Institute of the History of Pharmacy.
Highlights in the History of the Duquesne University School of Pharmacy:
School of Pharmacy founded with Hugh C. Muldoon, D.Sc., as first Dean with first floor of Canevin Hall as first home of Duquesne University School of Pharmacy Student Pharmaceutical Association Organized
First School of Pharmacy graduating class of 28 members
School of Pharmacy recognized as full member of AACP (initial accreditation)
Tau Chapter of Lambda Kappa Sigma chartered
Four-year baccalaureate degree in pharmacy required for graduation
Alpha Beta Chapter of Rho Chi Pharmacy Honor Society founded
Student American Pharmaceutical Association chapter organized
Duquesne University Pharmacy Alumni Association established
First Master of Science degree granted
John G. Adams, Ph.D., named Dean to succeed retiring Dean Muldoon
Five-year BS in Pharmacy degree program inaugurated
Beta Gamma Chapter of Phi Delta Chi chartered
John S. Ruggiero, Ph.D., becomes third Dean on resignation of Dean Adams
Delta Epsilon Chapter of Kappa Psi chartered
Post-baccalaureate Doctor of Pharmacy program inaugurated
School of Pharmacy relocated to fourth floor of new Mellon Hall of Science
First post-baccalaureate Doctor of Pharmacy degree granted
Bruce D. Martin named Dean (after one year as Acting Dean) following
resignation of Dean Ruggiero
First Doctor of Philosophy degree awarded
School of Pharmacy celebrates 50th Anniversary
Eta Chapter of Phi Lambda Sigma Pharmacy Leadership Society chartered
Douglas H. Kay named fifth Dean as Dean Martin moves to University
academic affairs administration
Competency-based, outcomes-oriented curriculum for Bachelor of Science
in Pharmacy implemented
Required Chemical Dependency program for School of Pharmacy students
Student chapter of National Community Pharmacists Association recognized
Graduate School of Pharmaceutical Sciences established
HEART organization recognized
Faculty collaboration/exchange agreement between School of Pharmacy and Kobe-Gakuin University School of Pharmacy
Student chapter of Pennsylvania Society of Health-System Pharmacists organized
Non-traditional post-baccalaureate Doctor of Pharmacy and BS in Pharmacy/Pharm.D. tracking programs implemented
Entry-level Doctor of Pharmacy degree program approved
First pre-Pharmacy class for entry-level Doctor of Pharmacy enrolled
Elizabeth Hata Tablet Press for School manufacturing pharmacy lab dedicated
School of Pharmacy outreach programs to Pittsburgh Public Schools initiated BS in Pharmacy/BS in Pharmaceutical Sciences/MS/PhD (Pharmaceutical Sciences) and BS in Pharmacy/MBA tracks revised for entry-level Pharm.D. Dedication of Pharmacy Computer and Resource Center
Faculty collaboration/exchange agreement between School of Pharmacy and School of Pharmaceutical Sciences of Beijing Medical University (PRC) Pharmaceutical Information Center opened
R. Pete Vanderveen, Ph.D., named Dean on retirement of Dean Kay Non-traditional on-line Doctor of Pharmacy program started
Alpha Phi Chapter of Kappa Epsilon chartered
Student chapter of Academy of Managed Care Pharmacy organized Administrative, student services, and some faculty offices of School of Pharmacy relocated to Bayer Learning Center Last post-baccalaureate Doctor of Pharmacy degree granted
First entry-level Doctor of Pharmacy class graduates
School of Pharmacy celebrates 75th Anniversary
Revised MS in Pharmacy Administration program of study implemented Dean's Advisory Council formed First Pharmacy Management Concentration Certificates granted to Doctor of Pharmacy graduates
ASP-sponsored Pharmacy Week instituted
Student National Pharmaceutical Association organization revitalized First Pharmacy professional elective courses offered on European campuses during summerSchool of Pharmacy-supported community pharmacy residencies established Last Nuclear Pharmacy Concentration Certificates granted to Pharmacy graduates
First White Coat ceremony to recognize progression of Pharmacy students into professional phase of Doctor of Pharmacy curriculum
First Geriatric Concentration/Certificates granted to Doctor of Pharmacy graduates
Pharmaceutical Research Concentration/Certificate implemented Center for Pharmaceutical Technology established Center for Pharmacy Care (encompassing community outreach wellness programs) created
Center for Pharmacy Practice (former Pharmacy Practice Laboratory) renovated and enhanced


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Common Core State Standards: RF.K2a, RF.K2c, RF.K2e
A fun way to review -ick and -eat word family words! Students make this "craftivity" and pull the letter sliders through the treat bag windows, to reveal humorous new ways to say "Trick or treat!"
I've also included traceable word flashcards for the -ick and -eat families (28 cards) + another "Trick or Treat!" word activity game extension. The adorable trick or treaters on the bag, are from Laura Strickland's MyCuteGraphics.com.
The packet also includes a poster that says: How many words can you make using the letters in Trick or treat?" plus a recording sheet and alphabetical list of 158 words that I thought of.


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Left mid morning andheaded for Menorca. Got a pretty reasonable sail in and anchored in
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up in the evening and we would have swung too close to the rocks for our liking.
Tossa De Mar
While everyone went to a water park Chris, Les and I drove over to Tossa De Mar today. It is a seaside town with an old walled city. I really enjoyed wandering around the tiny streets looking in the shops. We walked up to the top of the hill then stopped at a restaurant on the way down for lunch. I had duck with a berry sauce then a rice pudding with cinnamon ice cream, yum. Got home at about 5 pm and just taking it easy ...
... quick stop and change over and Lorna took over driving duties... Unfortunately after about an hour of Lorna driving, it was very stop start and we were drastically losing the race against the Sat Nav as Lorna made about 15 mins progress within an hour.. We changed over after Lorna did a couple of hours, I got a coffee from the services and we stretched out legs a big before what was supposed to be the last 2 hours of the journey, fortunately it was reasonably straight forward ...
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The Mets announced the signings of three more draft picks. Here's the press release:
The New York Mets today announced that they have signed three additional draft picks from the 2011 First-Year Player Draft, including left-handed pitcher Jack Leathersich, club's fifth-round selection, from UMass-Lowell.
The Mets have also signed their 14th-round pick, catcher Xorge Carrillo, and their 37th-round selection, right-handed pitcher Craig Missigman.
The Mets have signed 22 of their draft picks. The players will be assigned to minor league teams within the next week.
Thursday, June 30, 2011
Mets announce three more draft pick signings........
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Seafood Medley
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- Total Time 12h 20m
serves 6
- 6 lobster or crayfish tails
- 12 fresh clams, soaked overnight
- 12 large shrimp in their shells
- 12 mussels, scrubbed and soaked
- 12 baby octopus
- 12 oysters
- 12 sea scallops
- 1 cup olive oil, plus more for grilling
- 6 garlic cloves
- Lemon wedges, to serve
Cut the lobster tails in halves. Pry the clams open and remove the top shell. Slit through the shrimp shells along the backbone and remove the intestinal vein. Prepare a fire in a grill to a high heat. Arrange the seafood on a grill rack and sprinkle with olive oil. (Octopus and crayfish tails should take about 10 minutes; mussels, clams and shrimp, about 5 minutes; scallops and oysters, 2 minutes. Discard any mussels that do not open.) Transfer to a large platter when cooked and keep warm.
Mash the garlic well and place in a mixing bowl. Slowly add the olive oil, whisking briskly to a smooth, thick emulsion like mayonnaise. Season with salt and pepper to taste. Serve the seafood with garlic mayonnaise and lemon wedges.
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Bears' sophomore is one of 32 Division I FCS punters on the CFPA preseason list
Sullens Bio | CFPA Punter Watch List | Missouri State on Twitter
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Missouri State sophomore punter Chris Sullens (Camdenton, Mo.) was named to the College Football Performance Awards' Punter Award Watch List this week. Sullens earned the preseason honor along with 31 other returning Division I FCS punters who will be vying for the top individual punter award in the Football Championship Subdivision this season.
Sullens is coming off a sensational debut campaign in 2012 where he averaged 41.03 yards on 66 punts, which ranked fourth in the Missouri Valley Football Conference and 33rd nationally. His punting finished eighth on the MSU single-season list, while his attempts ranked sixth. Sullens' efforts also helped the Bears finish 31st nationally in net punting (36.79).
He earned three weekly recognitions by the CFPA during his freshman season, and was named by the College Sports Journal as the FCS Freshman of the Week honorable mention pick once. CollegeSportsMadness.com also named Sullens to its all-MVFC third team at season's end.
Four other Missouri Valley Football Conference punters also made the elite list of preseason honorees, including Illinois State's Pat Wright, North Dakota State's Ben LeCompte, Southern Illinois's Austin Pucylowski and South Dakota State's Ethan Sawyer. MSU Teammate Caleb Schaffitzel (Jr., Fair Grove, Mo.) was recognized by the CFPA in June with a spot on the preseason Defensive Back Award Watch List.
College Football Performance Awards, the largest awards organization in Division I college football, selects its honorees exclusively on objective scientific rankings to the extent players increase the overall effectiveness of their teams. More than 130 CFPA recipients have signed professional contracts, and 21 have been first-round NFL Draft selections.
Under eighth-year head coach Terry Allen, the MSU Bears will open fall camp on July 31 and will meet the media at MSU's annual Media Day event on Monday, Aug. 5.
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This guest post from Aja is part of the "reader stories" feature here at Get Rich Slowly. Some reader stories contain general "how I did X" advice, and others are examples of how a GRS reader achieved financial success — or failure.
By now we've all heard about how the giant national banks (Bank of America, Chase, Citibank) are "too big to fail" and have to be rescued from their mistakes with our taxpayer money. Like most Americans, I watched the bailouts of 2008 and 2009 unfold in helpless disbelief…these big banks were taking money out of my tax dollars to spend on CEO bonuses and stock market gambles, and it felt like there was nothing I could do about it.
But I decided there was something I could do. I'd been a customer with Chase (previously Washington Mutual). After reading J.D.'s article on rewards checking accounts and realizing I was missing out, I closed my account with Chase and moved my checking and savings to a local credit union down the street. I have to say, it felt great.
My new credit union insures my money just as well as the big bank, but it also offers a ridiculously high interest rate on my checking account, refunds on ATM fees so I can use any ATM I want (even those $3 fees at the back of the convenience stores), really great customer service, and — best of all — free cookies on Fridays.
They can afford to do all of this because, as a credit union, their top priority is me, the member. Not CEO and shareholder profits, not bloated advertising budgets. And best of all, by moving my money to a local community bank, I've taken money away from the poorly-managed, impersonal big bank and given it to a bank that will actually use it to help me and people in my community.
I made a real difference, and while my tiny accounts are nothing to a company like Chase, they matter a lot to my local bank and my community. (And did I mention the free cookies?)
Here's an interesting (if over-earnest) video about the difference between big banks and small banks:
If you, too, have been thinking about moving your money, here's what you can do:
- Ask your friends, neighbors, and coworkers if any of them are using a local community bank or credit union. What do they think? Do they have any recommendations? You can also try the "Find a Bank" locator at the Move Your Money project.
- Once you've decided on a local bank that meets your needs, set aside half an hour to stop by a nearby branch and open an account. I've always found this a very pleasant experience.
- Start to contact any companies that have your debit/credit card or bank information on file, and give them the new bank's info. It's best to get this all done about a week before the next step, so that everything's nice and tidy.
- Set aside about an hour to head to your old "too big to fail" bank and close your account. If you haven't already done so, get the rest of your funds in a check to bring to your new bank. If you've already transferred all auto-billing to the new bank, this should be a quick and relatively painless process (easier than trying to cancel your cable service, anyhow).
If you're like me, you'll find that you don't lose a thing by moving your money. In fact, you may gain better service and better interest rates! And free cookies on Fridays…
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Alan Jackson Tickets
Country music legend Alan Jackson is hitting the road for a country wide tour to share his latest hits with fans across the nation. The highly successful country artist has had a significant impact on toady's country music scene and is recognized as one of the most talented performers in the industry. With 16 CMA trophies, three CMA Entertainer of the Year Awards and a Grammy Award under his belt, there is no more celebrated entertainer in country right now. Jackson has had over 34 number one hits and sold well over 50 million records over his career, making his one of the most revered members in country music today.


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Christopher Owens
9 pm., Saturday March 30 | $16.
Star Theater
13 NW 6th Ave.
13 NW 6th Ave.
[SOFT ROCK] Christopher Owens is more backstory than artist. That's not to diminish his considerable talents as an artist: With Girls, the San Francisco-based songwriter penned two albums that took classic pop melodies and structures and set them just slightly askew, before disbanding the group and going solo. But it's impossible to talk about Owens without mentioning his past, which includes a childhood spent in a religious cult and time working as an assistant to a Texas oil tycoon. Now, that past includes being in a successful band. But Owens has never had a problem taking a look at those experiences in the rearview and analyzing them in the present. And for his first foray all by his lonesome, Lysandre, the singer discusses his conflicted relationship with indie fame, as well as recent relationships, over feather-delicate arrangements featuring flutes and nylon-string guitars.
Where: Star Theater
Address: 13 NW 6th Ave.
Where: Star Theater
Address: 13 NW 6th Ave.


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Creating Diagrams or Concept Maps with Google Docs in Google Drive
Many times, visual descriptions help us communicate concepts that may be difficult to understand through narrative text alone. Visual system diagrams or concept maps are two means of adding value to the messages you are sharing. A concept map is a type of diagram that shows various relationships between concepts. See the Wikipedia Concept Map entry for an expanded overview.
Using Google Docs is one option for creating concept maps. If you are not familiar with how to access Google Docs or how to create a new Google Doc, check out the directions in the Course Orientation for Creating your Google Account. Once you feel confident in these basic skills, the next step would be to create a diagram or concept map using this online tool set.
Have you updated your Google Docs account to Google Drive? If not, you will need to do so soon. As the Google Drive Help page says, "Google Drive is the new home for Google Docs," To learn more about Google Drive, visit Google Drive Help .
The following video offers additional information on updating your Google Docs document list to Google Drive:
Getting Started
The first step is to log in to your Google Drive account and click on Create and select "Document".
Once this document is opened, click on the Insert menu and select "Drawing" to get started.
A new window will appear on top of your Google Document with menus for a variety of different tools that you can use to construct your diagram-- including menus to create shapes, nodes, lines and arrows.
Here are some of the basic skills involved:
Add a Shape/Node:
- Click on the shape icon in the menu bar.
- Select the shape (or node) that you want to use.
- Click on the drawing window to display the shape in your document.
- Use the "handles" on the corners or sides to resize each element to meet your needs.
Add a Line or Arrow:
- Click on the line or arrow icon in the menu bar.
- Click on the drawing window to set the beginning point.
- Drag your mouse and unclick to set the end point.
- Add or change the end shapes by selecting a line. (If you have more than one line on your diagram, click on the select icon on the menu bar and then select the line you want to modify.)
- Add or change the ends of the line/arrow by selecting one of the last two icons in the menu bar.
Add Text:
- Select the text "T" icon on the menu bar.
- Click on the drawing window approximately where you want your text to appear.
- Type your text into the small window and hit "enter" to set this into the drawing.
- Select and move it around with your mouse or arrow keys to meet your needs.
You can also add text to an already existing shape by double clicking on the shape and then typing in the resulting text box.
Saving Your Work - Save & Close
Once your diagram or concept map is complete, you can click the "Save & Close" button in the upper right hand corner. This will embed your drawing within the Google document that you opened in the beginning. You can then add text around this drawing as if it were an image that you uploaded to the document.
You can click on the drawing to find the "Edit" button and update your drawing at any time.
Saving Your Work - Saving a JPEG Image
You may also want to add an image of your drawing to something else you are working on in another application. For instance, adding your diagram to a blog post. In this case, before you "Save & Close," select under the "Actions" menu > "Download as" > JPEG.
This option will allow you to save a .jpeg image of your drawing to your downloads folder on your computer. When you are writing your blog post, select this image as the one that you would like to include in your post.
Creating a Google Drawing on its own - without creating a Google Document
You can also create a Google Drawing on its own - without creating a Google Document.
The first step is to log in to your Google Drive account and click on Create and select "Drawing."
Proceed to create a Google Drawing as you would when creating a Google Drawing within a Google Doc.The method is the same - except for how to save your work.
Saving your Google Drawing
To save the drawing:
Your Google Drawing is saved automatically in Google Drive. If you don't choose a name for your drawing, it will be saved under the title of "Untitled Drawing." You can change this name at any time - either right away while you have the document open or later.
Naming your Google Drawing or Document
To name the Drawing or Document while you have it open:
- Click on the words "Untitled Drawing" or "Untitled Document"located on the upper left corner of the page. A new box with the title "Rename Document" will appear in the center of your screen.
- Type your choice of name into the provided box.
- Click OK. The new name you chose will now appear in the upper left corner of the page.
To change the name of the Drawing or Document later: You may want to rename a Drawing (or other Google Document)t later. This is not difficult to do.
- Sign in to Google Drive.
- Right click on the name of the drawing or other document that you want to rename.
- A list will pop up on your screen. (See example below.) Choose Rename... from the list.
- Type your choice of name for the drawing or other document into the provided box.
- Click OK.
Creating Diagrams or Concept Maps Using Google Drawing -- The Movie
Here is a YouTube video describing the basics of creating a Diagram or Concept Map using Google Drawing in Google Drive. The first part (about 30 seconds or so) is simply audio explanation, then the "video" part of the movie will come on and will walk you through the process of creating a simple concept map.
Uploading Diagrams or Concept Maps into a Course Blog -- The Movie
Here is a movie that will walk you through the basics of how to upload your Google Docs drawing so that others can see the entire diagram in your blog entry. Using thumbnails and pop-up windows allows your readers to see your entire diagram!


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Hey guys so I think I found a way to do my reviews in a much more timely fashion. I am going to do them as Audio Reviews!
I think this is a really fun way to do them although I do know many people won't have the time to listen so I guess I am going to try this out.
Leave me a comment and let me know what you think. Would you prefer to still be able to quickly read something or is the Audio review a cool format for you?
Well here we go with the audio review for Blood Bound. As I was recording the reviews this was the first one so it is a little shorter than the others that will go up and I think they get better.
Let me know what you think so without further adieu…..Blood Bound a review by me Hope you like it.
I have never heard of this performer before so can't really form an opinion, but will listen again when things are a wee bit quieter.
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Business conference all about small companies
Senator Bob Bennett (R-Utah) encouraged hundreds of small business owners and entrepreneurs in Utah to stay positive about the economy as he kicked off his ninth annual Rural Business Conference in Price where the focus was on job creation and ec...
FBLA chapter promotes subdivision as project
There are people today who think that kids who are presently in high school are a lost generation, absorbed by pop culture, iTunes and video games on the Internet.
Golden Eagle released
A Golden Eagle was released back into the wild after a couple weeks of rehabilitation in the Second Chance Wildlife Rehibilator program, under the direction of Debbie Pappas. Second Chance Wildlife volunteers, and Connie Waddell, sub-permittee m...
Library big on authors
March will be author month at the Price City Library, and the staff is looking forward what will be going on.
Commission mulls over limiting landfill use for some uses
A stricter form of regulation may apply to the Carbon County landfill, if commissioners have their way. An ordinance was proposed at the Feb. 17 meeting to limit the types and amounts of solid waste that may be disposed of at the venue....
Space heater use study shows high rate of fires
While only 32 percent of home heating fires involve space heaters, they are involved in 79 percent of home heating fire deaths, according to the new report Home Fires Involving Heating Equipment released today by the National Fire Protection Asso...
Senatorial Candidate Bridgewater comes to town
Whether it was a coincidence or not Tim Bridgewater brought his "Take Back Our Country" tour and his challenge to incumbent senator Bob Bennett to Price on Thursday afternoon. He is seen here meeting with a group of supporters at Price City Hall ...
Fish and Wildlife Service makes firearm rules change
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced that effective Feb. 22, 2010, the rules governing possession of firearms on National Wildlife Refuges will change as a result of legislation enacted by Congress. After this date, the law allows an indi...
Simply Ballroom comes to Eastern Utah
Southern Utah University Ballroom Dance Company was crowned the winner after they competed three months ago in Columbus, Ohio at the Columbus Convention Center as one of the top 50 university ballroom dance programs in the nation. The 23rd annual...
CEU All-American athlete Kris Hill to be honored during tournament
Kris Hill, College of Eastern Utah's All-American from the 1990-92 teams, will be honored during the Scenic West Athletic Tournament held at the Bunnell-Dmitrich Athletic Center on March 4-6 in Price. ...
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So, this is the result of reading this forum and not being able to ignore all the cool projects that are showed off here constantly.
I've worked on cars for some time now and I decided fully integrating a PC into one of my cars was a cool idea. I came up with the following list of requirements:
- software is not quite there yet, so it couldn't be the primary stereo/navigation
- had 3 break-in attempts with one of my other cars when I used to park on the street so it needed to be removable.
- all controls would be located on the unit itself, no messy external keyboards, mice..etc.
- easy to reverse the installation in case I decided to go another way in the future.
This is what I came up with:
- Vaio UX390N
- External 500GB USB hard disk with shock sensor
- USB sound card
- USB OBD interface (USB powered so it doesn't drain the battery)
- Plug and play interfaces with the OEM nav/stereo
- USB "squid" so you can charge/connect a variety of USB devices (located under the arm rest)
In essence, the UX has everything a car computer needs:
- SSD for fast boot times and vibration resistance
- Wifi, bluetooth and WWAN (I have this set up with tmobile)
- Built in keyboard, touch screen and mouse knob.
- Battery so it can run independently from the car
I modified the cup holder (still have holders on the door) to fit the base that comes with the UX that has a bunch of expansion ports. I plugged in a USB hub into the base so the cables would not be visible and added a USB sound card, USB OBDPROS OBD interface, and a 500GB hard disk with a shock sensor to hold media. No wires were harmed, tapped or spliced in the making of this mod. The UX connects to the car's headunit and nav unit via plug and play interfaces that use the stock wiring harness. All components are located under the center console and are tied down/isolated to make sure there is no additional noise coming from them. Power is provided by an iGo adapter that connects to the 12V outlet under the arm rest.
I have to say that I am loving this mod so far. The only issues I am having for now are with centrafuse, which still has a long way to go before it is where I would like it to be.
I hope you guys like it...I know the bar around here is pretty high :)


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For anybody that doesn't yet know about it, please go and visit Foursquare.
Ok, now that you're back, let's chat for a little.
There are many many articles that talk about why Foursquare is the perfect service for hospitality venues. We won't say anything more other than it is a perfect way to engross your patrons in a virtual check-in competition whilst rewarding their attendance (and frequency of it) with certain giveaways.
It is important to include your foursquare giveaways in your social, email or sms campaigns. Doing so, will allow your subscribers and VIP patrons to have an even deeper connection with their favourite venue and actually be rewarded for it in the long run.
What do I give away?
This part depends on you and ranges from a Free giveaway, to a points based system for certain other goodies.
Needless to say, the incentive must be something that is on par with what your venue / business / brand is known for, so that it doesn't seem generic enough to be able to get anywhere else.
Perhaps a signature cocktail? Or one of your tasty new dishes? Or maybe a new product altogether?
Experiment, modify, split A/B test and do everything you need, in order to determine what is the right incentive for your business or company.
Expect to see a fair bit more on location based features and products and we will be right on top of it all, assisting in integrating it with your promotions and marketing.
Needless to say, we will be incorporating many more location based features in the near future with integration into both Facebook, your MyGuestlist account and the MyGuestlist iPad app


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For business guests looking for space and relaxation close to the Randstad, the Hampshire Hotel â De Arendshoeve is ideal. Amidst the beautiful polder landscapes of the Krimpenerwaard, the hotel is less than 30 minutes' drive from Utrecht and Rotterdam. In addition to the many meeting options, for small or large groups, Hampshire Hotel â De Arendshoeve offers several extra facilities, such as free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel, free parking, a spa and wellness centre, a fitness centre, and bicycle rentals.
Meetings in the polder
In the middle of the Krimpenerwaard, far from the bustle of the Randstad, lies the village of Bergambacht, the ideal location for organising a meeting, seminar or training, and not only because of the peaceful, inspiring surroundings. The professional meeting rooms Hampshire Hotel â De Arendshoeve has to offer also add to the perfection: everything from workstations for freelancers to halls accommodating 150 people.
Team-building among the sheep
If you need a break to relax between business meetings, you can head to the hotel's spa and wellness centre or go hit a few balls at one of the golf courses nearby. If you prefer to head out with your whole group, there are various team-building activities available in the area: from shepherding to a Tai Chi workshop or a power session of fire walking.
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Hampshire Hotels has compiled a number of attractive meeting deals for you. All required services are included and the price is per person. Nice and simple!
These are average prices and subject to availability.
All prices are including VAT and for a minimum of 10 persons.
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€ 38,50
|8 hour
€ 48,50
|12 hour
€ 74,50
|24 hour
€ 144,50
|32 hour
€ 191,50
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Space, relaxation and culinary delight: that is what Hampshire Hotel â De Arendshoeve has to offer. The hotel is located in Bergambacht, a lively village in the centre of the Krimpenerwaard polder, a unique area in the Green Heart of the Netherlands, with traditional Dutch polder landscapes, winding rivers and characteristic villages. Just twenty minutes' drive from Rotterdam and Utrecht, this location is even closer to the cities of Gouda and Schoonhoven.
The beautiful Krimpenerwaard region can be explored in various ways: you can walk or cycle one of the area's many routes, or you can rent a canoe. An excellent paddling route is the Loete route (22 km), from the Loet Woods (Loetbos) to Krimpen aan den IJssel. After a full day of activities, you may be ready for a bit of relaxation at the highly recommended spa and wellness centre at Hampshire Hotel â De Arendshoeve, or a spot of dinner at the à la carte restaurant.
Hampshire Hotel - De Arendshoeve is close by both the historic cities of Gouda and Schoonhoven. Both cities offer a range of interesting options for a cultural day out. In the Krimpenerwaard itself there are also plenty of fun things to do, for people of all ages.
If you've never seen the 19 windmills at the Kinderdijk for yourself, now is your chance. The fortress city of Schoonhoven was formerly known as the Silver City for its many silversmiths. In the Dutch Silver Museum, you can learn all about this rich history. In the historical centre of Gouda near the market, you can explore several different medieval structures, such as the town hall, the Waag (weigh house) and the Sint-Janskerk (St. John's Church), famed for its stained-glass windows. Gouda's world-famous cheese market is held throughout the summer and December holds the beautiful event Gouda by Candlelight.
The Krimpenerwaard offers space, relaxation and a lot of water. There is a wealth of natural beauty to discover, in Loetbos and Krimpenerhout natural areas. The Krimpenerwaard has an extensive network of cycling routes. You can rent a bicycle at the hotel. Staff can provide information about various routes. If there's a strong wind blowing, we recommend choosing an electric bicycle (e-bike) from our selection.
Children from 4 to 12 years old can leap ditches, build bridges and race down the zip line in the Speelpolder in Bergambacht adventure play area. The regional Streekmuseum Krimpenerwaard is also a great outing for children. On a visit to this museum, kids can go on a quest around the grounds and play with old-fashioned outdoor toys.
The exclusive 18-hole golf course The Dutch in Spijk is relatively new, but has already made a name for itself in the golf world. Somewhat more accessible is the 18-hole golf course at Golf & Country Club Capelle aan de IJssel. A fun bit of trivia: the course record was held for years by Joost Luiten. Those looking for a challenging course should try Golfclub Broekpolder in Vlaardingen. Consider yourself warned of the many water hazards.
Restaurant De Arendshoeve
You'll find proof on your plate that Hampshire Hotel - De Arendshoeve is out in the country. Many of the products our chef uses are of local origin. The exact menu depends on the season and what is available, but one thing is certain: all of the dishes have a classic French touch. Curious? The restaurant is open in the morning for continental breakfast and in the evening for dinner.
Brasserie De Arendshoeve
The kitchen at the Brasserie is French-oriented: classically French but with a twist. That twist is created by the regional products used by the chef. The menu is full of classics, changing seasonally. From a richly filled bouillabaisse to a âboeuf bourguignonâ cocotte. The Brasserie is open all day, for a cup of coffee or a full lunch extending into the early evening.


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Free agent signing RB Rashad Jennings is working as the first-team tailback at Giants OTAs (Orr, June 5). Rookie RB Andre Williams "looks like a bit of a chaotic runner — lot of arms and elbows flying around. Likely needs to refine his technique, as you'd expect." (Graziano, June 5)
Tom Coughlin has been impressed with TE Adrien Robinson in OTAs thus far: ""I think (Robinson's) done a really good job, in terms of just learning again, not many mental errors." (ESPN NewYork)
Coughlin also lauded RB David Wilson's comeback and recovery from a serious neck condition suffered last season: ""Progress has been made, so it's not a negative report at all in our opinion." (Samuel, June 5)
S Antrel Rolle blasted teammates Will Hill and Jayron Hosley for getting themselves suspended for violating the league's banned substance policy: ""I don't feel anything needs to be said. Every individual has to be accountable for his own actions." (Stapleton, June 5)
According to the NFLPA League Cap Report, the Giants are currently $7,036,009.00 under the salary cap after getting approximately $5 million credited back from David Baas' contract.
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The unbeaten Bridgewater State University women�s tennis team advanced to the Little East Conference championship round on Thursday afternoon.
The Bears (13-0) eliminated Worcester State University, 5-0, and will play on Saturday at noon against Rhode Island College at home.
Singles winners were Jenna Williamson and Lauren Hopp (both by 6-0, 6-0 scores) while the teams of Williamson and Hopp, Jackie McGuirk of Raynham and Melissa Flynn and Alison Vautrin and Rachael Eramo won in doubles.
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Abington 1, Hull 0: Marianna Porcello scored on an assist from Alexis LaPointe as the visiting Green Wave ended the season with a 5-13 record.
Brockton 2, Ursuline 2: The Boxers (9-5-3) came back from a 2-0 deficit at halftime to earn the draw. Maral Merian and Nerida Montrond (on her own corner kick) scored the goals for Brockton while Hailey Miller and Ariana Silvia played well.
Mashpee 1, Rockland 0: The Bulldogs dropped to 11-4-2.
Whitman-Hanson 3, Plymouth North 2: The Panthers grabbed the win despite trailing 2-1 in the closing minutes. Mike Auld tied the game in the 78th minute while Nick Haley headed home the winner of a Brian Barry corner kick. Stephen Stephansky scored Whitman-Hanson�s first goal.
Norwell 7, East Bridgewater 2: The Vikings need to win their final game against Rockland to qualify for the tourney.
Bridgewater-Raynham 1, Quincy 0: Nick Holmes scored his first varsity goal on an assist from Mark Hamalian. Tom Dacey recorded the shutout, stopping five shots.
West Bridgewater 2, Pembroke 0: Emma Kincaid tallied both goals for the Wildcats (14-1-3) while Lena Gee and Ally Mills (assist) played well.
Apponequet 2, Bishop Stang 0: Apponequet finished the season 18-0 with goals by Lizzy Loranger and Taylor Hosseini.
Brockton 97, New Bedford 89: Sarah Lenoard (500 meter freestyle, 100 backstroke), Virginia Burns (200 free, 100 fly) and Rebecca Golding (200 IM, 100 free) were all individual double winners for Brockton. Laurinda Rocha won the one-meter dive while Leonard, Leah Burke, Burns and Golding combined to win the 200 medley relay.
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Put simply…
There are many definitions of marketing.
The better (and some say modern) definitions are focused upon customer orientation and satisfaction of customer needs which we've outlined below.
"Marketing is the social process by which individuals and groups obtain what they need and want through creating and exchanging products and value with others." (Kotler)
"Marketing is the management process that identifies, anticipates and satisfies customer requirements profitably." (The Chartered Institute of Marketing)
The CIM definition (in common with Barwell's definition of the marketing concept) looks not only at identifying customer needs, but also satisfying them (short-term) and anticipating them in the future (long-term retention).
"The right product, in the right place, at the right time, at the right price." (Adcock)
The above is a simple and quick definition that uses Jerome McCarthy's Four Ps and the marketing mix.
"Marketing is essentially about marshalling the resources of an organisation so that they meet the changing needs of the customer on whom the organisation depends." (Palmer)
This is a more recent definition that looks at matching capabilities with needs.
"Marketing is the process whereby society, to supply its consumption needs, evolves distributive systems composed of participants, who, interacting under constraints – technical (economic) and ethical (social) – create the transactions or flows which resolve market separations and result in exchange and consumption." (Bartles)
This definition considers the economic and social aspects of marketing.
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Spiced lamb & coconut pilaf
Cooking timePrep: 5 mins Cook: 25 mins
Skill levelEasy
ServingsServes 4
Give mince a makeover with this fragrant, low-cost rice dish
Nutrition and extra info
Nutrition per serving
- kcalories
- 709
- protein
- 36g
- carbs
- 79g
- fat
- 31g
- saturates
- 18g
- fibre
- 4g
- sugar
- 5g
- salt
- 1.21g
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- Heat the oil in a pan and cook the onion for 3-5 mins until soft. Add the lamb and stir-fry for 5-7 mins until brown.
- Stir in the rice, curry paste, stock and coconut milk. Bring to the boil, then turn down the heat and simmer very gently for 10-12 mins until the rice is tender and the liquid has mostly been absorbed. Stir in the peas, cook for 2 mins more, then squeeze over the lemon, sprinkle over the coriander and serve.
Recipe from Good Food magazine, September 2010
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Comments, questions and tips
We enjoyed this very much. I picked it because my daughter has just got braces and is finding eating rather painful at the moment. After the first tow mouthfuls she said "this is lovely and it doesn't hurt at all". I saw that some comments said it was a little bland so I added a bit of chili powder. The end result was very tasty.
This was a massive hit in our house. I only ever use the Mae Ploy Thai curry pastes and a couple of teaspoons is all you need. I fried the onion, added garlic then added the curry paste and fried it off for a bit. The mince was added once the paste was fragrant. Once the stock and coconut milk had come to the boil I then put in a pre heated oven for about 30 minutes. Added the peas for 5 mins, then removed the lid for 5 mins to let the rice crisp up a bit. Delicious! Extra lemon on the plate also really complimented it.
It was ok. I had some good curry paste which helped but the dish still seemed to be missing something. We did however eat the whole lot but it's not something I would rush to make again. Also the rice did require more liquid and a longer cooking time. Was not very healthy either, if Im going to be unhealthy I want to really enjoy it!!!
I certainly didn't find this recipe bland (I used a paste made by a well known manufacturer beginning with B), but I did find it underwhelming.
It tasted ok, and was quick and easy to make - although it did require more liquid than stated to cook the rice thoroughly - but the lamb got lost in all the rice and wasn't really noticable, flavour or texture wise.
I won't make it again in it's original form, but I will try it with chicken and a bit less rice and see how that goes.
We also thought it a little bland though pleasant taste. It needs something extra to live up to its name, I'd added double the paste. But you could try an additional blend of Thai spices or middle eastern to be more authentic.
I didn't have any coconut milk so I added a pack of ready cooked steamed coconut rice instead with some milk, once the mince had partly cooked. A bit of a cheat but it worked well enough.
like others rice not cooked after initial time so added more stock- but big hit with little ones as not too spicy. When I made it second time covered the pan whilst simmering after adding quarter pint more stock and rice cooked fine- sprinkled chilli over adult servings for more spice. Will definitely cook again as suits all ages.


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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- The reward for information leading to an arrest of whomever shot and killed two teens last weekend is now at $10,000.
Justice Coalition Executive Director Ann Dugger stood alongside family members of both slain girls and police detectives Friday morning at the Sheriff's office. Dugger announced the Justice Coalition was offering a $5000 reward for information leading to an arrest of whomever killed 13-year old Jazimine Shelton and 14 year old Megan Simmons.
The Crimestoppers reward is up to $4000 after a board member added $1000, and the gun bounty program reward of $1000 makes a reward totaling $10,000.
The two girls were killed when a person or persons fired dozens of shots into the mobile home they were in around 4:45 early Saturday morning.
Several family members of the two girls gave emotional pleas for help, Megan Simmons family speaking out for the first time.
"I need to know who does this to my child, she's all I had....(crying)," said Kylie Simmons, Megan's mother.
Megan's grandmother Karen Pippins added, "Somebody knows something about these kids, we just need answers."
"All I am asking is for someone to please help us find these criminals, they did not deserve to die this way, they deserved life," said Brenda Starling, Jazmine's grandmother.
Police said on Thursday that they had not gotten any calls with new information thatcould help solve this case. "Somebody out there knows what happened, somebody out there is talking," said JSO Assistant Chief Chris Butler.
Two hours after the news conference, Jazmine's funeral was held at Paxon Revival Center church. She was remembered for her big smile, her hugs and boundless energy. She often visited the bowling alley on Cassat Avenue near her grandmother's home.
"She had a smile that I don't think ever left her face. She is forever going to be missed, I loved her with all my heart," said D.J. Bethune, who worked at the bowling alley. He said he knew many youngsters from his job, but no one touched him like Jasmine, who he says often gave him a big smile and hug when he was having a bad day.
Her fourth and fifth grade teacher at Hyde Park Elementary spoke at the funeral, She said Jazmine became a new student in fifth grade, developing a love of reading. She said she was so proud of her grades on her last report card in fifth grade. " She will be missed."
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ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) — Zach Parise had a goal and two assists, Mikael Granlund scored the go-ahead goal on a power play early in the second period and Darcy Kuemper made 31 saves for the Minnesota Wild in a 4-2 victory over the Anaheim Ducks on Tuesday night.
Jason Pominville and Erik Haula also scored for the Wild, who are 9-3-1 in their last 13 games after ending December with six straight losses. Kuemper is 6-2-1 with a 1.85 goals-against average in nine starts since getting recalled from the minors on Jan. 2.
Back indoors following their 3-0 victory at Dodger Stadium over the Kings on Saturday, the Ducks lost for only the fourth time in their last 25 games after coming in an NHL-best 39-10-5. Dustin Penner and Mathieu Perreault scored for Anaheim, and Jonas Hiller stopped 29 shots.
After going 0 for 21 on the power play in its previous eight games, Minnesota took a 2-1 lead 13 seconds into the second period while Penner was off for slashing Jonas Brodin. Granlund cruised down the slot and redirected Parise's cross-ice feed past Hiller's stick for his fourth goal.
Both of Minnesota's third-period goals came on deflections of shots by defenseman Marco Scandella from the left point — one by Parise with 13:25 remaining, the other by Haula with 10:39 to play.
Pominville opened the scoring at 7:57 of the first with his 21st of the season, banking the puck in off Hiller's left leg from behind the net after Granlund's one-timer from the high slot was blocked by Matt Beleskey.
Penner tied it at 18:13 with his 13th goal, beating Kuemper high to the glove side with a one-timer from the left circle after Ryan Getzlaf set him up from behind the net. But Penner went to the penalty box just 19 seconds later, setting up the power play that resulted in Granlund's goal.
Defenseman Luca Sbisa returned to the Ducks' lineup for the first time since Nov. 22 after missing 29 games because of a torn tendon in his right hand, and picked up the first two penalties of the game — both for hooking in the opening period.
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Although college basketball season has been over for months, Suffolk University head coach Adam Nelson is about to lace up his sneakers, grab his whistle, and go to work with the Irish Under 18 National Basketball Team.
The Irish team is taking a two-week summer tour of New England colleges and high schools, and one of its stops will be the Regan Gymnasium.
The youngsters will demonstrate their on-court talent while learning about America off the hardwood.
Nelson will welcome the traveling roundball team to Suffolk July 3 with a one-hour basketball clinic beginning at 11 am. The Irish squad will then scrimmage the Beacon Hill Under 18 team.
"I am very excited about this opportunity to work with a top-flight international program," said Nelson, who also serves as assistant athletic director. "I am eager to teach these young players some of the things that we do here at Suffolk, but I am also looking forward to learning from them. It should be a great experience."
Nelson will discuss the intricacies of the game with the Irish team about and put them through a series of fundamental drills.
"My goal is to demonstrate what a college basketball practice is like," said Nelson. "I want them to listen, work hard, and have fun. It's the same basic principle that I want my own players to follow."
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The Ogdensburg City School district is looking at a fund balance that will be almost entirely wiped out within two years unless revenue increases significantly or costs decrease.
The current $33.7 million budget includes withdrawing $2.3 million from the districts $4.2 million fund balance.
Presenting the Board of Education a three-year budget projection at Mondays meeting, Jeff Swanson, school business manager, said, You basically have no fund balance left next year.
By June 2014 Mr. Swanson predicts the school will have a mere $118,200 left in the reserve budget. Noting that this years budget utilized $2.3 million in order to close the gap between revenues and expenses, Mr. Swanson said he doesnt think the school will be able to balance the budget on its own.
Although he was presenting a three year budget projection Mr. Swanson said, Until you resolve next years problem its hard to talk about the third year.
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Under current law theres just no way we can maintain this, he said, unless [the state] wants us to cut everything.
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This district alone has cut more than 50 positions in the last four years, he said. Weve done everything that was asked of us. What now?
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Published Tuesday, October 09, 2012
By Joe Johnson
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After a weekend vandalism incident that targeted a house shared by some University of Georgia football players, Athens-Clarke police will make frequent checks of the home when UGA plays "away" games.
Someone threw eggs at the house off South Church Street and littered the property with toilet paper after Georgia suffered a lopsided loss Saturday night to the University of South Carolina.
The incident came to light Saturday night when linebacker Christian Robinson mentioned it on his Twitter account. He wrote that the house he shares with quarterback Aaron Murray and other players had been "egged and rolled." Robinson concluded that the vandalism was a reaction to the 35-7 blowout loss in South Carolina.
"Came to a house that was egged and rolled," the senior tweeted. "Seems that people turn on you when you're not perfect. Thought we were in this together."
Another Georgia player who lives at the house, senior fullback Dustin Royston, filed a formal report with Athens-Clarke police on Sunday. Royston told police the damage was discovered at about 3:30 a.m. when he returned home from the game in South Carolina.
As a result of the complaint, Athens-Clarke police will conduct "house checks" of the residence whenever the Bulldogs are out of town for a game, an officer wrote in a report.
Saturday's loss to the Gamecocks was a huge disappointment to many members of the Bulldog Nation. Entering the game, Georgia was ranked No. 5, then fell to No. 14 in The Associated Press Top 25 on Sunday. Murray completed just 11 of 31 passes for 109 yards, the lowest total of his career.
But University of Georgia Police Chief Jimmy Williamson never heard of fans taking out frustrations on players before.
"You hear about it at the high school level, but never at the collegiate level," Williamson said. "It makes you wonder if it might have been young people showing their immaturity and stupidity."
UGA police conduct house checks primarily of residences located on campus, but they would assist county police in keeping tabs on athletes' off-campus homes if requested by that agency, Williamson said.
Georgia head football coach Mark Richt hadn't heard about the egg and toilet paper incident until asked Sunday during his weekly teleconference with sports writers.
"Sometimes that comes with the territory," he said. "You're a public figure and people get upset about things. It's sad something like that would happen but it's not shocking people get criticism or something like that happened to them when they're in the type position those guys are in, especially the quarterback position."


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BW, without giving anything away what kind of quests can we expect?
mytgroo wrote:You had explosions. I would like to systematically blow something up. Then run away with a timer. Lots of people would hate this, but I kind of like this idiocy.
I also would like some ridiculous quests, or even insane quests, things like quest for the cheese, or other retrieval quests.
There are no riddles in your game. I wouldn't mind a riddling contest where you pay to answer random riddles.
It might be fun to poison someone, or poison a well.
BasiliskWrangler wrote:I really hope to not have so many "hanging quests" in Book II. When designing quests it is very hard sometimes to think about all the possible options that people will want to take during a quest. An example of this (other than the Priest of Aridell situation) is how many people wanted to be able to warn Lilith that some shady guy in Blackwater wanted you to kill her.
Oh, and regarding the Powder Kegs- yes, in Book II you can pick them up and drop them in new locations. It has already been added to the engine and it opens up some interesting strategy options.
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