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Craft beer, liquor and cider production contributed about $123 million to the Sonoma County economy in 2012 and appears set to grow into a major element of the local economy, according to a new report by the county Economic Development Board.
"I think it is like asking in 1978, 'What about all these wineries,' ... It's kind of the dawn of a new sector and I think it's kind of cool for Sonoma County," said Ben Stone, the board's director.
The report identified 18 breweries, three distilleries, and four cideries in operation as of February of this year. More have opened, or have said they are close to opening, since then.
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"We can't keep track of them," Stone said.
The beverage producers generated $122,807,840 in direct and indirect economic activity and supported 678 jobs: 499 directly in the companies and 179 in associated businesses, the report's authors estimated.
That is a relatively small portion of the $18 billion county economy, about a third of which is related in some way to the wine business by some estimates, but the numbers are growing rapidly.
Lagunitas Brewing in Petaluma, for example, has been experiencing explosive growth and now ranks as the nation's sixth-largest craft brewer. It alone accounted for 73 percent of all beer-related revenue in the county in 2012 with $60 million in sales, but owner Tony Magee says the company should top $100 million in 2013.
Richard Norgrove Sr., president and CEO of Bear Republic Brewing in Healdsburg and Cloverdale, said demand for beer is so great worldwide that he and his competitors are unable to fill it. He is finding the main limitation on growth is the ability to get their hands on raw materials: water, hops, grain, and yeast. Between demand and the growing wave of tourists visiting local breweries, he said, "I could easily see that economic impact doubling or tripling" in just a few years.
Sebastopol-based California Cider Company, producer of the Ace line and the nation's largest independent cidery, has experienced 40 percent annual growth for the last two years, owner Jeffrey House said.
"Cider is on fire," he said. "This is the summer of cider," with new producers opening and large operators such as Anheuser-Busch joining the market.


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When I host sites, I have a line item in my contract to specify whether they will renew or if they want me to handle it.
I have had four clients in the past three months that have let it expire. Then I just met with someone today that almost completely lost their domain because their previous designer handled the registration and he died and they didn't know how to renew it.
Just because it's cheap, it doesn't mean it doesn't have value.
The other is as you say, many business owners are simply intimidated by the Internet and allow a less than mindful or even nefarious developer to "handle everything." When the site is built, the checks stop coming, the developer has no reason to remember this project, so poof it goes. Ultimately in this situation the developer is to blame or at least responsible, as they should have set the domain owner as the administrative and billing contact.
Lastly, related to the above, a project is poorly constructed and doesn't effectively provide the site owner with sufficient leads or sales to make them even notice, so they just give up.
I also have a database with all our registered domain names, sorted in order of expiry. I sent 1 message about it to the person in charge a couple of months before the expiration, then promptly forgot the issue. But of course I didn't follow-up after that, so I don't have much of a leg to stand on for complaining about it. It's my fault, pure and simple, for not following up further.
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A year after the terrible disappointment of losing a one-game playoff to the Chicago White Sox, the Twins are getting a do-over. For the first time in the baseball history, a team will play Game No. 163 for a second straight year.
"How the hell did we get ourselves in this again?" manager Ron Gardenhire asked with a chuckle.
"I never thought I'd play in another 163rd game," outfielder Denard Span said. "You ask anybody, not two years in a row. Not twice in your career!"
They probably shouldn't be playing game No. 163 against the Detroit Tigers on Tuesday. Until three weeks ago, the Twins were having a difficult season. Gardenhire said it best before Sunday's game: "Everybody had written us off ... And rightly so."
The Twins couldn't put anything together for more than six months. They'd win one here, lose one there. They spent most of the summer with a sub-500 record. But that's the beauty of baseball. That's why it's head and shoulders above other sports. There are no overnight turnarounds, no instant miracles. Instead, comebacks have to be earned bit by bit, day by day. Over the past three weeks, the Twins won 16 of 20 to surprise just about everyone.
"We really screwed up some people, didn't we?" Gardenhire said with a laugh.
It became a stalking mission, and the Tigers, in first place since May 10, grew nervous. They began to play tight, to play poorly until finally picking themselves up off the floor to win Sunday and join in the playoff.
"It does," said Jason Kubel, who hit two three-run homers during Sunday's 13-4 victory over Kansas City. "This place doesn't want to go quietly. And we like to make things interesting."
Kubel was referring to the Metrodome. Sunday was supposed to mark the last Twins game ever played there. That turned out to be false, obviously. Besides, nostalgia was the last thing on anyone's mind. The 51,155 in attendance came to see important baseball.
The people created a ruckus, too. Afterward, the younger players marveled at the noise. At one point, the fans started chanting, "Let's go, White Sox!" as the scoreboard showed Chicago rallying against the Tigers.
"I was joining them," said first baseman Michael Cuddyer.
He added that when that game finally ended, the Tigers hanging on to win 5-3, he told first-base umpire Jeff Kellogg that he could finally stop scoreboard watching and pay attention to the task at hand.
"I'm glad Kubel could concentrate," he said of his teammate's two home runs, "because I couldn't."
The Twins have captured the fancy of a lot of people. Everybody loves an underdog. The threat of contraction is a not-so-distant memory. And the Twins appeared dead in the water for 2009 until three weeks ago.
"Every game was bigger than the last one," said Kubel. Then he took a deep breath and added: "I'm getting kind of tired of it. But we have one more and then it really starts."
The possibility of losing Tuesday's playoff never even came up on Sunday. The prevailing thought appears to be that the Twins have come too far to get sidetracked. Still, the Tigers are capable of winning, too.
"Both teams have been good all year," Span said. "They choked a little bit. Now they have an opportunity to not choke. I think the pressure still is on those guys."
He's right. No team ever has held the lead from May 10 only to lose it in the final week. Then again, no team ever has won the division title after being three games out with four to go. Finally, there's that historical first of the Twins taking part in a one-game playoff for the second straight season.
"The fact that we lost last year was a bad deal," said Nick Blackburn, the starter in the 1-0 loss to Chicago in 2008's Game 163. "Everybody talks about how good that game was. But we lost. That will make it so much better to win one after losing last year.
"We've earned this extra game. I know no one in the organization could be more pleased at what we've done."
Said Joe Nathan: "Probably 99 percent of the people of Minnesota thought we had no chance. To be where we are, it's a good feeling. It's exciting. We're looking forward to seeing what the atmosphere will be like on Tuesday."
So a year later, the Twins get another chance. There have been just eight one-game playoffs in baseball history. There also have been four best-of-three playoff series, the last of which was held in 1962. These are rare occasions. Yet the Twins are getting a second chance the very next season.
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Bush had been expected to announce that he would send a "surge" of troops to Baghdad and to Al Anbar Province in an effort to stop sectarian violence and control the al-Quaida insurgency so the country's fledgling government can establish itself.
"We don't have the capability to escalate even to this minimal level," said U.S. Rep. Silvestre Reyes, D-Texas, referring to the availability of troops. "The president has not changed direction, but is simply changing tactics."
Reyes, who met with Bush on Tuesday to review the plan, said sending more troops removes any incentive the Iraqi government had to take responsibility for the safety of its own citizens. He added that Bush was continuing his "go-it-alone" approach, rather than trying to find diplomatic solutions.
Although Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas, said the plan provides "a real opportunity for peace and stability in Iraq," he also said he was "hopeful the president's plan will be successful" and said it may be the final opportunity for peace.
"As the president made clear, the stakes could not be higher," Cornyn said in a statement. "America is engaged in a war with Islamic radicals, and Iraq is the front line in that war.
Reyes said there was no mention during the meeting of sending Patriot units, which are stationed at Fort Bliss. "That's the first I've heard of that," he said.
In his speech, Bush said: "We're also taking other steps to bolster security in Iraq and protect American interests in the Middle East. ... We will expand intelligence sharing and deploy Patriot air defense systems to reassure our friends and allies."
However, a Fort Bliss official said she could provide no further details.
"I have not heard anything about going anywhere or doing anything like that," said post spokeswoman Jean Offutt. She added that there may be plans at the Department of the Army or Pentagon level of which she is not aware.
In the Tuesday meeting, Reyes said, the president assured him that Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki had promised to supply soldiers in support of the effort and not to tolerate interference from militias, even those that support his Shiite majority in the government. Al-Maliki has failed to keep similar promises for past stability operations in Baghdad, Reyes said, which ultimately led to their failure.
"I asked them (Bush and other administration officials at the meeting), What if this isn't successful? What are the benchmarks? Where is the accountability?" Reyes said. "There is none."
Bush said that Iraqi troops and police should be leading security and stability operations by November, and that the United States would begin to focus more on training and supporting Iraqi forces.
Ron Holmes, a retired Marine and a veterans advocate in El Paso, said he thought the plan could work if the administration could follow through.
"We could cut and run. We can kiss it goodbye, and I would be ashamed of that," Holmes said. "I don't want the families of the soldiers who died to think it was all for nothing."
El Paso residents opposed to the war said the president had opened the possibility of expanding the conflict to Iran and Syria. Bush said he would stop any aid or personnel supporting the insurgency coming from those countries.
"It was an immensely disappointing set of airy promises," said Joe Heyman, an El Paso resident and member of the Border Peace Presence. "It was just designed to give political cover to his enormous failure with the war in Iraq."
El Pasoan DeLeon B. L. Weston, past Department of Texas commander of the Military Order of the Purple Heart, said that he didn't support withdrawal but that the solution would have to be political.
"I've been on the giving end of showing strength by numbers and the type and size of equipment," said Weston, who served two tours in Vietnam. "If you're not in the political arena at the end of this, it doesn't really matter. They can out-wait you."
The outgoing chief of staff of the Army, Gen. Peter J. Schoomaker, who warned that his force "will break" without thousands more active duty soldiers and more reserves and National Guard, was at Fort Bliss Wednesday attending a conference for the nation's top noncommissioned officers. He declined an interview request.
In December, Schoomaker told a commission that will recommend policy and budget changes for reserve units this year, "At this pace ... we will break the active component."
Also attending the conference Wednesday at Biggs Army Airfield were the top noncommissioned officers for the Army Reserve and the Army National Guard.
"There's always a contingency plan to deal with issues of this nature. So we'll be prepared to help him (Bush)," said Command Sgt. Maj. of the Army Reserve Leon Caffie.
The Army National Guard and Army Reserve have been streamlining the mobilization process, which can shorten the "boots-on-ground" time in Iraq, but allows for more deployments, said Army National Guard Command Sgt. Maj. John D. Gipe.
He said the old approach involved repetitive processes that extended the time it took to get soldiers in and out of Iraq. Because a reserve or Guard soldier can be deployed for only a total of 24 months in his or her service, those forces ended up with soldiers whose remaining time wasn't long enough for another deployment.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fl -- First Coast News wants you to make an informed decision in the election polls this April. Mayoral candidate and current Jacksonville Sheriff Nat Glover says his experience with the badge has helped him get ready to be "commander-in-chief" of the city.
"I walk the beat so I can get out in the community and neighborhood and find out what's going on directly from the people," said Nat Glover, Sheriff and mayoral candidate.
With eight years experience of being Jacksonville's sheriff, Nat Glover has been on almost 400 walks and feels he knows what the people want.
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So Glover says he needs to retire his badge in search of a new title as the first African-American mayor of Jacksonville. He calls himself a symbol of the "American dream."
As sheriff, he was the leader of the city's largest department with 3,000 workers and a $2 million budget.
There was also plenty of controversy. One of his police officers, Karl Waldon, was accused and convicted of murder. In the Brenton Butler case, Glover's own son, Michael, was accused of forcing a murder confession.
"I have been tried and tested as it relates to adversity. Adversity makes us stronger, I think it made me as an individual stronger. It made the Sheriff's Office stronger as well," said Nat Glover.
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Thank God for Texans and their money.
Texans help explain the 3.3 percent growth of leisure and hospitality wage jobs over the past year, say hospitality executives. The situation offers a big, "nnaahhh, so there!" to those who whined about the state Tourism Department choosing an ad agency based in (gasp!) Austin. As in Texas.
Around Taos, Texans are making life economically better, but things have not returned to the peak of 2007. Silver City gets fewer Californians than in the past, though Alaskans come. Activity is generally fairly good. Bus tours and RV owners are coming back. Along the Turquoise Trail drive north from I-40 to Santa Fe, business is pretty good. New York is one source of visitors.
These impressions come from conversations at the Governor's Conference on Tourism, held in Albuquerque in early May.
Conference sponsors ranged from the corporately huge to the sort of very small business that seldom generates a headline. ConocoPhillips was the big guy. A couple of years ago, the company decided it should talk to the people around it. Given that tourism people talk to many others, and given that ConocoPhillips is the state's leading oil and gas producer, talking to tourism people seemed obvious.
The little guy of the moment is Convention Services of the Southwest, of Albuquerque. For 17 years, Marcel Lucero, president, and the handful of employees have produced conventions, trade shows, and corporate and special events across the nation.
Monique Jacobson, Tourism Department Secretary, and her digital media manager, Jordan Guenther, closed the meeting with a 90-minute review of the "New Mexico True" campaign unveiled a year ago. Their presentation was punctuated with loud applause from the audience of tourism business people, a huge contrast with the unhappy, incredulous, under-the-breath muttering that greeted the lizard (or alien) campaign a Los Angeles agency created a few years ago for the Richardson administration.
For those not quite connecting with the New Mexico True campaign, it works by posing across a picture a true-false proposition about the state such as, "A state can make a lasting impression on you and you on it." Then there is a check in the box for "true," followed by the tagline, "New Mexico True." A subsidiary tag is, "Adventure that feeds the soul begins here." The broad theme is adventure steeped in culture.
Jacobson said "14 communities have come on board" with the campaign with 17 more expected this year. Among other benefits, communities get material enabling them to create customized New Mexico True themed advertising.
The campaign has worked, luring new visitors, department research shows. Effective advertising (not stupid lizard advertising) and more visitors go together like love and marriage, as Debbie Reynolds once sang.
The success turned into a $2 million jump in the ad budget for the budget year starting July 1 (cue applause). Attention will go to niche markets such as luring golfers to "our stunning golf courses." Such tourism already exists, I can testify.
Social media use will expand. The department website, newmexico.org, shows Twitter, Facebook, YouTube and Pinterest as social media channels. Guenther mentioned several specialized social media sites unknown to me.
The Jacobson review closed with endorsement of a contest and an independently developed song, "Feels Like Home," by Heath Warren and Nate Boitano of Albuquerque. They call themselves, "Richmond." It is available through iTunes. Richmond's Facebook location is www.facebook.com-/pages/Richmond-Music.
The contest has the business objective of increasing in-state travel and of bringing residents into the New Mexico True effort. The idea, newmexico.org says, is that people "Tell us your story. Your New Mexico True story could win $5,000." The contest, open to anyone, runs through Aug. 4. It might be fun. That's the idea.
Harold Morgan has tracked the New Mexico economy for decades. He was editor for 20 years and publisher for four years of Progress, a business newsletter and was the founding editor of the New Mexico Business Journal.


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Daniel Ernest Cruze, of Issaquah, died Tuesday, Aug. 28, 2012. He was 84 years old.
Mr. Cruze was born Oct. 16, 1927 in Nacogdoches, Texas, the son of Dan and Helen Cruze. He was raised in Nacogdoches and graduated from Nacogdoches High School. He also attended Texas A&M University.
Mr. Cruze served in the United States Army, where he completed Airborne training and made nine parachute jumps. He moved to Seattle in 1957 to join The Boeing Co., retiring in 1992 after a long career as a toolmaker, mechanic, draftsman and planner. He resided for many years in Bellevue.
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Canutillo Independent School District board president Armando Rodriguez upped the ante over the weekend in a months-long public relations fight with members of the El Paso state delegation that has centered on a personal financial disclosure law passed earlier this year.
In an airing of ABC 7-Xtra, Rodriguez alleged a lobbyist contacted him with the knowledge of state Rep. Marisa Marquez, one of the disclosure bill's authors, offering to have her "run interference" with the Texas Education Agency in exchange for a $13,500 contract with the lobbyist's firm.
"We really need to have a discussion about what is transparent and what is not," he said to KVIA anchor Maria Garcia.
Marquez said Monday his allegations were false and a juvenile attempt to distract from the financial disclosure issue. Her office also contacted the Texas Attorney General's Office to make a complaint about the allegations, she said.
The Canutillo public information office released another statement from Rodriguez in the afternoon along with copies of the text and emails from two lobbyists -- neither of which demonstrated any knowledge by Marquez of the inquiries.
The discussion on the news show, which featured Rodriguez and El Paso Independent School District trustee Susie Byrd, focused on the opposition of the Canutillo, Ysleta and Socorro school boards to House Bill 343. The law will require all El Paso County school board trustees to file the same personal financial disclosure reports as state lawmakers and other officials.
Although the 83rd legislative session ended months ago and the bill was signed into law by Gov. Rick Perry in June, trustees from all three districts have passed resolutions in opposition to the bill. Ysleta, the latest to do so, passed a resolution after heated discussion with a 4-3 vote last week.
Rodriguez's repeated the objections of the law's critics Sunday, saying it wrongly targeted El Paso County school districts and would discourage qualified individuals from running for school boards. The bill originally would have applied to the whole state but was written to apply to only El Paso to get the support of lawmakers elsewhere in the state.
He said members of the local delegation of state officials were playing politics with school districts before making the allegation of Marquez's lobbyist ties.
The press release from the school district Monday listed a timeline of interactions with the lobbyists. Two days after the district moved to terminate then-superintendent Damon Murphy over accountability irregularities, El Paso lobbyist Mark Smith contacted Rodriguez via a text message on December 8 where he talked about Marquez "running interference" with TEA. Shortly after, he said, Marquez called him about hiring the firm as lobbyist.
The next week, lobbyist Rick Armendariz emailed Rodriguez to discuss areas his firm could help in the upcoming session, mentioning a conversation with Marquez.
Rodriguez said in an interview with the Times he wasn't alleging the financial disclosure bill was retaliation for not hiring a recommended lobbyist but said those interactions should call into doubt the intentions behind reform legislation.
"It just comes to question our state legislators' intentions in not doing what's right when it comes to our school districts and kids and looking at special interests as a better approach," he said.
But Marquez said she never recommended a lobbying firm to Canutillo. She said she spoke with Rodriguez last year about whether the district would hire a lobbyist because of the amount of legislation expected to deal with cheating at El Paso school districts but never steered him toward a firm. The district would eventually hire her primary campaign opponent Aaron Barraza as government relations director.
"It's an opportunity for him to deflect on the issue, which is he does not want to comply with the new law which requires personal financial disclosure by trustees. That's what this is all about," she said of his KVIA appearance. "I have no control over conversations between a lobbyist and an elected official."
Smith declined to comment on the record. But Armendariz, whose firm Forma Group uses Smith as an independent contractor, said his inquiry with Rodriguez did not convey any sort of deal with Marquez.
"I don't want to waste my time if they have a lobbyist and I wasn't sure at the time," he said. "I thought they might have an opportunity in light of what was going on."
By September of 2012, Marquez was holding public meetings at the University of Texas-El Paso over a raft of "reform bills" crafted in response to revelations of cheating in El Paso districts.
"What it sounds like is that maybe what happened here between Mark Smith and Armando is that he might have dropped a name when he does not have that working relationship with that person and these are the results," Armendariz said.
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Jessica Molaskey – A Kiss to Build a Dream On – Arbors Records
Published on May 4, 2010
Jessica Molaskey – A Kiss to Build a Dream On – Arbors Records ARCD 19384, 1:01:14 ****:
Jessica Molaskey is one of those singers who communicates a sense of fun that quickly has your toes tapping and eventually singing along. Her sure sense of rhythm, spot-on intonation, and precise enunciation is married to a warm, airy, and inviting voice. What comes across is a love of life and a desire to bring the audience along with her. She's a performer in the best sense of that word.
"A Kiss to Build a Dream On" is a family affair, for the most part. Joining Malaskey is her husband, John Pizzarelli, jazz guitarist and vocalist, his father Bucky Pizzarelli on guitar, and his brother Martin Pizzarelli on bass. Rounding out the ensemble is Aaron Weinstein on violin. While listening to the Pizzarellis is always a welcome treat, it was Weinstein that was the surprise. His jazz-inspired solos were so tastefully done and expertly executed that I was frequently blown away. I hope to hear a solo effort soon.
The choice of songs is a bit eclectic, but it was intended to replicate the experience of a typical Pizzarelli/Molaskey family singing night, focusing on personal favorites. Old standards like "Tea for Two" sit side-by-side with Sondheim's "Everybody Loves Louis." That little bit of unpredictability adds energy and excitement to the mix. This is first-class jazz vocal fare with virtuoso instrumental accompaniment.
1. Happy Habit
2. You Must Have Been a Beautiful Baby / Baby Face
3. Hello Sunshine Hello
4. A Kiss to Build a Dream On
5. Everybody Loves Louis
6. Tea for Two
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8. Breezin' Along With the Breeze
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10. Hiding in Plain Sight
11. I'm Looking Over a Four Leaf Clover
12. You're Nobody Till Somebody Loves You
13. Ain't Misbehavin'
14. Bye Bye Blues
15. Heart's Desire
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Fans will be "Puttin' on the Ritz" at the Tallahassee-Leon County Civic Center Sunday for a one-time performance of the Mel Brooks musical "Young Frankenstein."
Adapted for the stage from Brooks's Oscar-nominated 1974 movie classic, "Young Frankenstein" hilariously tells the story of esteemed New York brain surgeon/professor Frederick Frankenstein after he inherits the Transylvania castle and laboratory of his grandfather, deranged genius Victor Von Frankenstein. There, he is enticed to stop running from his family's past and carry on his grandfather's reanimation experiments.
The '74 film classic earned Brooks and star/co-writer Gene Wilder Academy Award screenplay nominations, and the movie currently ranks 13th among the American Film Institute's 100 funniest American movies of all time.
Stage adaptation of "Young Frankenstein" includes a book by three-time Tony Award winners Brooks and Thomas Meehan as well as music and lyrics by Brooks. The play is directed and choreographed by five-time Tony winner Susan Stroman ("The Producers") with musical supervision by Glen Kelly.
Highlights of the show's score include "The Transylvania Mania," "He Vas My Boyfriend" and, of course, the unforgettable monster/Frankenstein duet of Irving Berlin's "Puttin' on the Ritz."
The monster hit was named Best Broadway Musical upon its debut in 2008 by the Outer Critics Circle Award and claimed five Broadway.com audience awards.
Sunday's performance of "Young Frankenstein' has a 7:30 p.m. showtime. Tickets, which are priced from $39.25 to $78.25, are on sale at the Civic Center box office at 505 W. Pensacola St., at all Ticketmaster outlets or online at ticketmaster.com. Tickets may be ordered by phone at (850) 222-0400 or (800) 322-3602.
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Wildfires are part of rangeland ecosystems, and prescribed fires are part of programs to manage rangeland ecosystems, including shrub dynamics. Scientists at the U.S. Sheep Experiment Station and their collaborators used data from very-large-scale-aerial imagery to characterize the changes in horsebrush, bitterbrush, and sagebrush cover after wildfires and prescribed fires. A manuscript describing this research was submitted to a peer-reviewed scientific journal.
Wild and prescribed fires remove vegetation that could have been used for livestock grazing, but grazing too soon after a fire may compromise ecological processes. U.S. Sheep Experiment Station scientists conducted prescribed fires in the autumn of 2008 and spring of 2009 to initiate a long-term study of the effects of season of fire (i.e., autumn vs. spring) and postfire dormant-season grazing on plant community recovery rates and various ecological processes. Postfire data have been collected for rainfall simulations, soil nutrient dynamics, wind erosion, and very-large-scale-aerial-imagery validation experiments. Grazing treatments were imposed during the autumn of 2009 and will be imposed during the autumn of 2010 to determine sheep grazing behavior and performance and the effects of grazing on vegetation recovery.
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It's apparently an aging wide receiver tradition to appear on Dancing With the Stars these days: Donald Driver of the Green Bay Packers will fill the "football slot" on the 14th season of ABC's inexplicably popular reality show about famous people dancing.
The announcement was made on Good Morning America Tuesday, and Driver will join a group of folks that includes Jack Wagner of "Melrose Place," Jaleel White of "Family Matters," and Melissa Gilbert of "Little House on the Prairie." (This was a white-hot group in 1999.)
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Erratic winds delayed plans to set the fires Monday and Tuesday.
Officials say fire activity is dimishing but the flames flare-up at night because heat is trapped near the ground and humidity plummets.
More than 400 firefighters are working to build containment lines on the arson fire's eastern flank.
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Adamson, Sylvia and Durant, Alan (2007) Four ways of looking at a keyword: introduction. Critical Quarterly, 49 (1). pp. 1-5. ISSN 0011-1562
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This article introduces four essays, published in a special issue of CQ, which attempt to implement a research programme in historical semantics inspired by Raymond Williams's 'Keywords: a vocabulary of culture and society', 1976/1983. Following brief discussion of questions of approach and method, each of the four essays is described: Katie Wales updates Williams's 'Keywords' entry for 'media'; Daniel Karlin examines 'want', by reference to Elvis Costello's song 'I want you'; Philip Durkin brings his OED expertise to bear on 'personal' and 'personality'; and Kathryn Allan examines 'excellence' and 'excellent', including their now frequent use by universities in documents such as mission statements. The essay ends with wider observations about interaction between the fields of literature, linguistics, and an older and unduly neglected disciplinary category: philology.
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International Social Security Agreements
Australia has 29 international social security agreements. These agreements help people who migrate between agreement countries get social security benefits listed in the agreement.
Responsibility for social security may be shared between the agreement countries where you have lived between certain ages. In some instances you may be able to receive pensions from both countries, with each agreement country paying a part pension to you (if you have lived in both countries).
Countries that have International Social Security Agreements with Australia
Australia has agreements with a number of countries to share responsibility for social security coverage.
Who the International Social Security Agreements help
The agreements help if you have lived in both Australia and an agreement country and have been covered by that other country's social insurance scheme.
The payments you may be able to get vary between different countries and their social security agreements with Australia. All agreements cover Age Pension, but some also cover pensions such as Disability Support Pension, Carer Payment (adult), Double Orphan Pension, and Parenting Payment (single).
How the International Social Security Agreements help
The agreements may allow you to continue to get social security entitlements when you move between agreement countries. They may help by:
- allowing you to lodge a payment claim in either Australia or the agreement country, and, in some cases, a third country*
- allowing you to add together your periods of social insurance (or residence in some cases) in an agreement country and your periods of Australian residence, to meet the minimum requirements for an Australian pension or a pension from the agreement country
- overcoming any agreement country's payment restrictions on citizenship or country of residence
*This is only possible if you reside in a country that will accept claims under other international social security agreements, and are claiming a payment under an agreement that allows you to lodge a claim in a third country.
Pension rates under the International Social Security Agreements
Everyone's circumstances are different, but the amount you receive is affected by your income and assets. It is not possible to advise the amount you will receive until you have been individually assessed. In addition to your income and assets affecting your payment, the following rules also apply:
- Each country usually pays you a part pension
- Foreign pension rates are usually proportional to the length of your social insurance period in that country
- Australian pensions are usually paid at a proportional rate outside Australia and as a 'top-up' pension inside Australia - that is, any pension you receive from the country under whose agreement you are being paid will generally reduce your Australian pension dollar for dollar
- Some agreements allow special treatment of certain payments made by either country, including exemption from income testing
Claiming a foreign pension while in Australia
You can get a claim form for a foreign pension from any agreement country posted to you in Australia by calling International Services, on 131 673, or by visiting any DHS Service Centre.
You can get a claim form for a foreign pension from a non-agreement country only by contacting the social security authority in that country. You can get contact details for many countries, or help with your claim, by calling International Services, on 131 673, or by visiting any DHS Service Centre.
If you are receiving or claiming certain Australian payments, including an Australian Age Pension, you (and your partner, if applicable) must take steps to claim a pension from the country you lived in, or provide a reason for which a claim would be unsuccessful.
Claiming an Australian pension while outside Australia
You cannot claim an Australian pension unless you are residing in Australia or in an agreement country.
If you are living in an agreement country there are several ways in which you can claim an Australian pension. These include:
- visiting the relevant offices of the social security authority in the agreement country
- calling International Services on our international numbers
- downloading the international claim forms
If you are claiming certain Australian payments, including Age Pension, you (and your partner, if applicable) must take steps to claim a pension from the country you lived in, or provide a reason for which a claim would be unsuccessful.


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|Giant cell angiofibroma of parapharyngeal space: a report of a new location for a rare tumour.
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|PMID: 20537864 Owner: NLM Status: In-Process
|Giant cell angiofibroma was first described as a distinctive orbital soft-tissue tumour in male adults; it is now recognized that this mesenchymal tumour can present in other anatomical regions. In this article, a case of giant cell angiofibroma of parapharyngeal space in a 25-year-old woman is described. Clinicopathologic features of this tumour are reviewed. To the authors' knowledge, this is the first reported case of giant cell angiofibroma arising in the parapharyngeal space.
|L M González-Pérez; F Sánchez-Gallego; J J Haro-Luna; P Infante-Cossío
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Zanzibar sultan bust removal threat
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The statue, now spray-painted gold, had stood on top of the popular Derby nightclub, Zanzibar, for 15 years prior to the building being taken over by the restaurant chain Cosmo.
The firm decided to sell it and donate the money to the Derby Telegraph's minibus appeal.
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It was snapped up from eBay by a group of friends who put the statue up on the roof of the pub.
They have now said that the plan was only to do this temporarily. But the council has written to the pub threatening it with legal action after a councillor received complaints from people living in the area.
Pub general manager Mark Ruddock said it was "saddening" that this had happened.
He said: "It's a shame because it was only ever going to be there for a temporary time.
"I would have thought people would have got behind it given its links to charity."
Mr Ruddock said he felt the council should have come to speak with him first instead of sending them a letter which said, if the pub did nothing about the issue, it would "take formal enforcement action".
He said yesterday that he would be speaking to the pub's owner, Stonegate, which might tell him to take it down immediately.
One of those who bought the statue, Steven Nicholson, 28, of Allestree, said the bust had been up since Saturday.
He said that he was not too upset at what had happened as his friends had already achieved what they set out to do – helping out a charity and getting the bust on the roof of the pub.
Mr Nicholson said he and his mates may now decide to sell it on again to make more money for charity.
Councillor Philip Hickson, who represents Allestree ward, said he had received complaints from four people about the statue and so decided to report it to the council's planning department.
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ESP's foray into cricket management didn't happen overnight. An extensive research and development plan was put in place over a three-year period where ESP engaged with current Test players, leading cricket officials, past players, coaches and the media industry to gain a comprehensive understanding of the overall cricket landscape.
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With offices in the UK, Melbourne, Sydney, Adelaide, and now Perth, ESP has a strong support network spanning far and wide. In addition to traditional player management services a dedicated cricket management team ensures players have exposure to legal advice, PR and marketing services, social media support and licensing experts.
Former English County Cricketer, Phil Weston, will head up ESP's UK cricket management business. Weston's career spanned 17 years and included stints with Gloucestershire, Derby, and Worcestershire before he took up a role within the banking industry managing the finances of some of the UK's most prominent athletes. "Phil's passion for our holistic management model and his experience in both working with athletes and having come from a professional cricket background himself make him an ideal candidate to lead our business within the UK."
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