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I think stocking's are one of those bits of Christmas that everyone loves. Filled with special treats, little extra's and one of two slightly bigger things that are too small to go under the Christmas tree. Stocking's should be unwrapped with joy, popped back in the stocking and taken out bit by bit to enjoy over the festive season. What do you think? I also equally love getting bits for stocking too, actually probably more than … Read entire article »
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Discover the awesome world – Book Review
'Discover the awesome world' is a fantastic book from the discovery channel. With a name like that, when Helen asked if we would like to take a look at a copy, Oscar sprung. He is a big fan of non-fiction books and loves anything that is going to make him go 'WOW'. 'WOW' was exactly what he said when he dipped into it as soon as he came home from school. It has 6 sections over … Read entire article »
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Meal Planning Monday
I am looking out the window and I am thinking my meal planning has to be warm meals, minimal hassle. If this weather keeps up it means I will be regularly wet. The evening or pre-dark walk with the dogs will mean even wellies and coat will still mean I return soggy. I can not bring myself to wear waterproof trousers I really can't. Having said that count myself lucky living on a hill as … Read entire article »
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Spiced cranberry and apple Christmas pies
No-one is huge fans of mince pies in this house but at the same time there is nothing else like a lovely pastry case filled with Christmas scented goodies with a cup of tea is there? Last year I made something on the lines of these but with fresh cranberries. This year I have swapped to dry cranberries that worked even better. One I nearly always have dry cranberries in the cupboard and two so … Read entire article »
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Christmas card organisation skills
Yes, when I typed out that title I did smile to myself. Though it is always better getting organising tips from someone who is naturally disorganised, well that is the way I see it!!! Now if you already have your all your cards written, addressed and stamp your Christmas cards there is no need to read on. But if like me you are usually writing them at the last minute and who else is like me … Read entire article »
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Meal Planning Monday
Yuk, it is a really wet Monday!!! I have just finished my online shop and yet again the prices have gone up. So glad I have my meal planning in the hope it saves a bit of money. Though can not get over the price of sugar, can you? Love baking but the sugar prices seem to go up and up. If you like baking it worth a visit to the Co-op as their sugar is a lot cheaper there than both Tesco and Asda. Especially if you are Christmas baking and need brown sugar for stir up Sunday this coming Sunday I do believe. There you go my money-saving tip of the day So our week food wise looks like this and as you can see a few budget … Read entire article »
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Fiskars scissors a big help in the kitchen
Fiskars kitchen scissors, when you hear the name Fiskars you think of gardening tools or is that just me?!!! Even more you think of the colour orange (again maybe me!) so when offered to try these orange handled scissors I couldn't wait. Now before you are sat there reading and thinking how sad, this is another blast from the past. For as long as I remember my Nan had this brilliant pair of orange handled … Read entire article »
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Any day of the week chicken curry
Any day of the week chicken curry I have called it any day of the week chicken curry because I think this recipe is really yummy but also really simple. So a little effort provides a meal if you add naan bread, mint yoghurt to the mix as well and even a poppadom or two and you got yourselves a Friday night curry special. Equally it is a quick recipe just for chicken curry and rice … Read entire article »
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5 things to do with a sausage
Oh wash your dirty minds I mean cooking sausages of course!!! So last week was National Sausage week, that one slipped me by but I thought I would give you my top 5 things of what I do with them. Although not the healthiest of foods on the planet the sausage appears every 10 days or so in one way or another here. Sausages are nearly always a favourite with children so it is a great … Read entire article »
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Yes I am typing this early on Monday, after rummaging the fridge, freezer and cupboards I did come up with my meal plan nice and early yesterday, only for my laptop to overheat and have a bit of a blip. Rather like us it needed a bit of relaxing time so I let it have an early night hence typing quickly now. I have Oscar's parent meeting first thing, why do I always choose the early … Read entire article »
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Political polarization is not just a fact of life; it's a force of nature. And with the coming retirements of politicians in Madison who have a record of making compromises, it is about to get worse in Wisconsin. What can we do about it?
The Gannett Wisconsin Media Investigative Team crunched the numbers in a new report last week and put data behind what anyone who pays attention to state politics knows: The parties stick together and as a general rule don't work well with each other.
In fact, even retiring state Sen. Dale Schultz, R-Richland Center, famously the most moderate Republican in the Legislature and targeted for a GOP primary after he voted against 2011's Act 10, voted with the typical Democrat only 30 percent of the time. That is the most of any GOP senator, and blows away the 16 percent average for both parties.
The typical Republican voted with Republicans 98 percent of the time, the analysis found; Democrats were unified 91 percent of the time.
"Bipartisanship" is not an end in itself; the idea is that compromise should lead to better policy. That process - if and when it works - also helps to build a sense of legitimacy and broad support for policy changes. Look no further than the massive political backlash to both the all-Democratic Affordable Care Act and Wisconsin's all-GOP Act 10 to see the downside of single-party politics. (Advocates of both policies say the results will eventually build public support, and they may yet. But both have had an extraordinarily bumpy ride to this point.)
What's driving us apart? A few factors:
? Gerrymandering. We've argued many times for a nonpartisan way of drawing election maps. An analysis released last week by Schultz and state Sen. Tim Cullen, D-Janesville, found that the alternative system would have led to Democratic gains in 2012 and Republican gains in 2010. In other words, rather than simply favoring one party or the other, it would have made our state government more responsive to the actual will of voters.
? Disengagement. Political scientists studying partisan voting behavior have found that the fact that most people don't follow state politics leads to state legislators being ever more partisan. Why? Because it means the only people who are paying attention - the people who will be most likely to influence whether a politician is re-elected - are the special interest groups, big donors and the extreme partisan activists.
? The Big Sort. Wisconsin is like the nation: divided into political conclaves. Urban areas and the far north are deep-blue Democratic regions; suburbs and rural stretches are deep-red Republican; and there are fewer and fewer purplish swing areas. We're more divided in part because we have divided ourselves, based on where we've chosen to live.
None of these is a complete explanation, and there are more factors than this driving hyperpartisanship. That also means there is no simple, single solution. It is up to all of us to get involved, pay attention and demand that our leaders work together for the common good, not the good of one political party.


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The 2011-2012 NBA season has officially entered 2012. With that comes the third installment of CBSSports.com's NBA Power Rankings by Eye On Basketball's Matt Moore.
What did he get right? What did he get wrong? We're here to break it down and take it down.
1. Too High: Oklahoma City Thunder at No. 1. This week's Power Rankings made it through exactly zero spots before being completely wrong. Both Oklahoma City and Miami have one loss. OKC's loss is to the four-loss Dallas Mavericks, ranked No. 19 this week (No. 29 last week, don't think we forgot about that). Miami's loss was to one-loss Atlanta, ranked No. 4 this week. Sure, Miami lost to the Hawks at home, but they also did exactly what OKC couldn't: beat Dallas in Dallas, thumping the Mavericks on Christmas Day. OKC is dealing with reports of teammate-on-teammate verbal violence while Miami is humming along like a group of really, really athletic Boy Scouts. This one is indefensible. -- BG
2. Too Low: Miami Heat at No. 2. Let's be clear: the Heat are not infallible. A Dwyane Wade foot injury and an awful 4-for-17 shooting night against the Hawks provide some consternation. But the body of work is absolutely there. The Heat are No. 4 in offensive efficiency and No. 9 in defensive efficiency, a ranking sure to rise. As it stands, both rankings are better than the Thunder. Pick an advanced statistic -- rebounding rate, true shooting percentage, turnover percentage and assist rate -- and Miami is better than Oklahoma City. South Florida, stand up. For the first time in years I have your back. -- BG
3. Most Overrated: Atlanta Hawks at No. 4. They beat the Heat. Good for them. No seriously, good for them. But are the Hawks really a top four team? The same Hawks team that did virtually nothing except add Tracy McGrady and lose Jamal Crawford in the offseason. Let's keep our heads here on the Hawks. They're the same old Hawks that are just good enough to keep our attention but not quite good enough to actually be in the conversation. -- RY
4. Most Overlooked: Chicago Bulls at No. 3. The lively debate over the No. 1 spot didn't include Chicago, and it probably should have. It's hard to be overlooked at No. 3 but I'd argue that's the case. Derrrick Rose had about as good of a game as you can have last Friday against Chris Paul and the Los Angeles Clippers, and it barely made waves, lost in the New Year's celebration. Chicago has been winning ugly and they didn't drop jaws throughout their Christmas Day victory over the Los Angeles Lakers in the same manner that Miami and Oklahoma City did. They're still smarting from that first impression a bit. With a 3-1 West coast road trip, they had the toughest schedule of the top-3 teams and they handled it in typically professional style. Look for Chicago to remain at No. 3 or higher for the foreseeable future. -- BG
5. Sure Thing: Washington Wizards at No. 30. Holy crap, they are so bad. Monday's game in Boston was finally somewhat competitive, but it's simple: John Wall has to be excellent if the Wizards are going to compete. Right now, he's playing average basketball. With Nick Young, JaVale McGee, Andray Blatche and whoever else running with Wall, that roster isn't good enough to win unless Wall takes them to a higher level. They are the NBA's worst and there isn't a doubt about it. -- RY
6. Wild Card: San Antonio Spurs at No. 10. The Spurs came out of the gates working people over like their old selves. They looked to be well on their way to another year of everyone doubting them while they just owned the West. Except after a dominant 2-0 start, the Spurs have dropped games to Houston and the Wolves, while not being all that competitive in either games. Plus, Manu Ginobili broke his hands. The Spurs could be a top five team, but they could also fall way past that. -- RY
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NBA Power Rankings: Breakdown, Takedown Vol. 3
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NBA Power Rankings: Breakdown, Takedown Vol. 3
Does this clown even watch the games or any interviews? You can rank the teams however you want to but at least get your facts right, day late dollar short. OKC just won 3 in a row in 3 days and you are still harping on losing to Dallas 5 games ago, and an argument that by everyones admission was much ado about nothing,,,, you are indefensable.
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NBA Power Rankings: Breakdown, Takedown Vol. 3
It's ironic that some of the cBS writers who do the Power Rankings for various sports will work in one-liners and digs at the posters who question their rankings, then you have other cBS writers who do exactly what the posters do only in a blog instead of a comment thread. Wouldn't it make more sense to compile power rankings in a collaborative effort between different cBS writers? That might actually improve the power rankings and, to be honest, posts like this just bring to mind an image of two kids sitting in the back of the classroom spitting spitballs at the poor kid at the front of the class. lol


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Some Long-Term Forecast Ideas
Occasionally we like to go a little beyond the simple Seven Day Forecast and look at some of our longer-range ideas.
The over-all weather pattern is going to through a little bit of change in the next two weeks, and considering how hot and dry it's been, most folks have told me that any change is good!
As of today's climate report, Huntsville had a rainfall deficit of 7.03″ on the year; Muscle Shoals' deficit of 9.53″ is one of the largest in the state. From June 23rd to today, Huntsville's average high temperature is 101º F. That average is 103º F for Muscle Shoals in that same period.
Next week's weather map will look much different than this week's. The big ridges that have kept it hot and dry here since mid-June will not be as big a factor; in fact, one large ridge over the Central and East will split this weekend. Two smaller, weaker ridges will emerge as that happens; one slips west over the Rockies, and the other moves out over the Atlantic. Between now and then, the ridge will be the biggest factor deciding who gets rain and who doesn't. Note the rain-free area in the middle of the country in the picture below; more rain is likely with numerous scattered storms on the edges of the hot, dry air called the "Ring of Fire" (not the same one you're thinking about in plate tectonics):
With less ridging over this region, a weak cool front will slide down into the Tennessee Valley early next week. Here's the forecast surface map for 7 AM Tuesday (via HPC):
A cold front in the area means a better chance of showers and thunderstorms and at least a little bit of a cool-down. The average high temperature is around 90 to 91 degrees in this area next week, and thanks to the cool front's presence, we will be a lot closer to that mark for daytime highs! Our probability of rain creeps up to about 50% on Tuesday and Wednesday as this weak front meanders around Alabama, Mississippi and Georgia through the middle of next week; by the end of the week, it will move all the way down to the Gulf Coast leaving us hot and dry again as it passes.
After the brief break from the excessive heat, there's some more bad news. While we could get some beneficial rain in this break, it won't be enough to get us out of drought conditions, and there is a good chance the heat could come roaring back for mid-July (12th to 19th). This is the Canadian GEMS forecast of temperature anomaly (departure from normal) probability for that time period, and this is usually a very good indicator of longer-term temperature trends:
That big red spot over Alabama and Tennessee makes me believe it's going back to the 97 to 102 range at least by the end of next week and into next weekend. There's some room for adjustments, but look for more hot, humid weather after this brief break that is upcoming!
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This is a simple guide to ClockworkMod 5.02.6 made for Galaxy 551 users .
Credits :Koushik Dutta creating ClockworkMod Recovery for android Devices
WillingMagic for porting Clockwork Mod Recovery to Samsung Galaxy 551
Download :
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Froyo : Download Gingerbread : Download
The Downloads were removed by Willing Magic as he doesn't support 551 …If you guys have any mirrors ,please inform me ..
You can install the Gingerbread 126.96.36.199 version by didy : Download
Installation :Dont use ROM Manager to install CWM .Currently ROM manager based install is not supported .You will ONLY HARD BRICK your Phone .
Download the relevant file and unzip it with winrar so you may get a .tar file like 188.8.131.52_CWM_recovery_Gingerbread.tar .
use Odin and Callisto.ops and use One Package Flash to install CWM .
Some Info about the recovery : It is based on kernel 184.108.40.206 and runs on 600 Mhz performance (Like CM). Busybox 1.19.1 _CM 7 is present in case you want to get your hands dirty .
The Recovery can be "installed" on any ROM but it cant only be used fruitfully with certain ROMs
All Stock ROMs and All Arkas (except one) are incompatible with the nandroid Restore and many other options.
You can backup those ROMs ;) but they wont be restored on CWM .(Plus it takes a large number of steps )
Fully Supported ROMs
CM builds of WillingMagic , Arkas 0.6-ext2 , Perseus X on ext4/2 ,Perseus XT4
Navigation :
Volume up and down (Navigation ) with centre(selection) and back(last menu) buttons
Arrow keys (navigation) with OK (selection) and bact (last menu) buttons
The Options
Reboot system :Boots in the system or Android system
Apply update from SD card : Quickly installs update.zip which is present in root folder of SD card to the system/data etc . It is used to install ROM ,patch it , make changes to file systems ,install custom script and so on .
wipe data/factory reset : Formats /data ,/cache/sd-ext to ext4
wipe cache partition :Formats /cache to ext4
install zip from sd card : Exactly Like update from sd card but it installs update from zip with any name located in any folder in SD card .Pretty handy when you have more than one zip
backup and restore :
- backup backs /system,/data,/sd-ext,kernel image ,recovery image ,/sdcard/.android-secure (GB/Froyo a2sd) .
- It wont backup radio(amss_phone) or bootloader
- restore will give you the exact system as you had backed up .
- Advanced restore can be used if you want only one particular thing like /data or /system or kernel to be restored .
mounts and storage :can be used to mount /system,/data,/cache and /sd-ext so you access them via adb shell . You can also format them to ext4 according to your liking .
advanced :
- reboot recovery : It will reboot recovery
- Wipe Dalvik Cache : Will wip all the Dalvik Cache .useful when an app is corrupted .
- Wipe Battery Stats : Will Caliberate our battery .Remember ,do this only on 100 p.c battery
- Key test : Will test all keys of your keyboard and phone .nice to actually test faulty keys .
- Show log : It will show the entire log
- Partition SD Card : It will create a Second SD card ext partition with 128M,256M,512M,1024M,2048M,4096M and third SD card partition 0M,32M,64M,128M,256M
- Fix Permissions : It will fix the permissions of system .
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SD card partitioning will remove all your data in SD card so be sure to make an backup on computer .
Remove Battery stats : Keep you phone charged and remove it .
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After installing ROM and installing basic day-to day apps ,making nandroid backup will make your life easier .
Make a folder named 1zip in sdcard (/sdcard/1zip) .Place all the nandroid zips in that folder .That way you can navigate and easily use install zip option.
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link not working ……….plz give another link …
im on arkhas 1.5. can i flash this cwm? if not, what cwm fit to my rom? tnx! =)
I also use partition wizard. says successful but my laptop read it as not formatted sdcard. =(
what does your phone say ?
everytime i copy my files from my laptop, it always cut the process and my phone will prompt again to choose between kies or the other mode.
Still the same.. while copying files, my laptop said, Error Copying File or Folder. The path is too deep.
my partition will erased if i format it right?
I am having hard time on how to partition my sdcard. =(
Im sorry for noob questions
Gosh… I think my sdcard is the problem although its working fine.. =(
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please find me way to flash with no usb.I couldnt f'ng get it.
im really a noob at all this… lol.. ive flashed arkas roms easily in the past… but all i wanna know is that.. how can i install cyanogen mod themes on samsung 551???
What the hell!!!!!… trying flashing 126.96.36.199_CWM_recovery_Gingerbread.tar through odin.. one package… no result.. the phone just reboots to normal.. im on persues x … help!!!
cant see CWM,..please help
ok it worked… now im stuck on boot… at cyanogen mod 7 logo.. what do i do next…
P.S. thanks for your help man.. you rock :)
you ROCK man….. wipe data/factory reset worked…. ;) thanks for your help skilledchaos… much appriciated
Hello skilled. I have a question. I have the Galaxy I5510L. With Gingerbread I lose 3G. I can flash the PDA froyo with Gingerbread Bootloader?
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I installed the cwm on a stock Gb 2.3.6 and it works! but i got one problem if i try to backup the system the phone says:
Backing up boot image
Backing up recovery image
Backing up system
Can`t mount /system!
so what can be the problem that i can`t backup my System i would like to flash arkas1690 but want to backup my hole system before flashing it
can someone helpe me?
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Sorry Skilledchaos i understand it wrong and thank you for your quick reply
if you got a tip for me how to backup the hole system before flashing?
And thank you for such a good work
will the clockworkmod recovery work on gingerbread 2.3.6?
there is no .tar file present in that zip file.. there is a image file present which cannot be added in Odin. what should I do now?
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I have hard bricked my galaxy 551 by flashing the wrong recovery IMG in cwm and restarted into recovery mode . . now phone is bricked! download mode not working only emergency dload mode working n I cant flash a new firmware with tat as it gets stuck on setup connection in Odin. can this image be used to somehow recover my phone? plz help!!!
Seriously? I cant try flashing a correct recovery img?? pls help
i have 2.3.6 XWKPG. installed CWM using odin v4.42 using the cwm gb tar file in one-package.
when i enter the recovery mode everything's REALLY DARK. i can hardly read anything… i managed to squint and decipher some text, and installed CM7. now even the installed CM7 is REALLLYY DARK :| help please… really want to try CM7!
hey my usb does not work and i am a froyo user on 551 plz help me to update my phone to a cool rom :(
Hey , im currently on GB.XWKPG ( which u provided ) just rooted. nothing else . no rom manager installed . and live wallpapers activated .
and i want CM7 . so CWM is needed right ? i can do this with the above steps right ?
and what about backing up msgs and contacts from back up restore app working right?
and last ques . what if i want to go back to stock rom ?
Anyway to clear DAVLIK CACHE with stock 2.3.6 gingerbread? It's not working
Im not getting the .tar file in the link u provided.Im getting a recovery .img file
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The folly of paying bankers in shares
It's bonus time for the heads of our big banks. Stephen Hester is getting £2m in RBS shares. My old friend Bob Diamond is reported to be set for £9.5m at Barclays. The outgoing head of Lloyds, Eric Daniels, is pondering whether to take the £1.45m he has been offered. HSBC is due to report soon.
It's still quite common to hear the argument that executive pay at large banks did not have anything to do with the 2008 meltdown and that anyway, since bonuses have to be mostly paid in shares nowadays, there is no problem with misaligned incentives.
I thought it might be useful to link to two pieces of research that suggest otherwise.
The first is by Lucian Bebchuk and Roger Spamann of Harvard Law School and Alma Cohen of Tel Aviv University
The authors shoot down the argument that because the heads of Lehman Brothers and Bear Stearns had large holdings of shares in their banks when the crash happened, the bosses did just as badly as the rest of the banks' shareholders:
"Based on information contained in executives' filings of their trades, we estimate that during 2000-2008 the top-five executive teams at Bear Stearns and Lehman cashed out total amounts of about $1.1 billion and $850 million respectively. Indeed, we find that during the years preceding the firms' collapse, each of the teams sold more shares than they held when the music stopped in 2008."
This is the authors' conclusion:
"The top executives of those two firms were not financially devastated by their management of the firms during 2000-2008. They were able to cash out large amounts of performance-based compensation, both from bonuses and from share sale, during the years preceding the firms' collapse. This cashed-out performance-based compensation was large enough to make up the losses on the executives' initial holdings in the beginning of the period. As a result, the executives' net pay-offs from their leadership of the firm during 2000-2008 were decidedly positive."
The second relevant piece of research is by Sanjai Bhagat of the University of Colorado and Brian Bolton of the University of New Hampshire.
Examining the disposals and acquisitions by 14 Wall Street CEOs of their own bank's stock between 2000 and 2008, Bhagat and Bolton find these banking chiefs were 30 times more likely to be sellers than buyers. And while they purchased shares worth $36 million over that period, they sold shares worth $3.54bn. These were chefs that weren't terribly keen on eating their own cooking.
The Bhagat and Bolton also suggest that the manner in which these banking executives were paid encouraged them to behave recklessly. The authors argue that bank chiefs who were awarded huge share bonuses had a clear personal financial incentive to load up their banks' balance sheets with lucrative risk:
"If during the first few years of this [risky] trading strategy the cash flow outcomes have been positive and the CEO has liquidated significant amount of stock holdings, even when the bank faces bankruptcy in a future year, the CEO's personal fortune may well be still quite substantial."
In other words, paying executives in shares means they can cash out before the bad loan chickens come home to roost.
Incidentally, the International Monetary Fund now agrees that bankers' pay played a part in causing the crash. An evaluation paper of the Fund's pre-crash analysis of the UK economy concludes (p3):
"The search for yield and acceptance of higher risk was in part driven by banks' compensation packages for their staff that in effect rewarded undue risk taking."
Bhagat and Bolton recommend that, if bank chiefs must get huge share bonuses, they should not be able to sell those shares until three years after they leave the bank.
But the present UK Financial Services Authority and the global Financial Stability Board rules on disposals are nowhere near that tough. The most rigorous stipulation in the FSA's 2009 code on bonuses is that the deferred element of share bonuses should not vest for three years. The FSB 2009 guidelines says the same (p3) . If those rules had been in place in 2000, it would still have been in the financial interests of bankers to fill their boots at the expense of shareholders since the boom had another seven years to run.
So here's two thoughts to take into the bonus season. 1) Paying bonuses to bankers in shares does not automatically align the interests of bankers with shareholders. 2) The new safeguards on when they get access to those shares are probably too weak to make any substantive difference to bankers' irresponsible risk-taking behaviour.Tagged in: bankers, barclays, Bebchuk, bob diamond, bonuses, deferred, HSBC, pay, shares, Stephen Hester
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This may be Los Alamitos' first year hosting the Bronco World Series, but it's not the team's first time at the rodeo.
The 1983 Los Al All-Stars won the Bronco World Series in St. Joseph, Mo., after 22 games and four qualifying tournaments, taking a victory lap with a banner every tournament victory.
After the first time they celebrated that way, player Mike Scott said he got a warning from one of the coaches: "You guys had better get used to it, you're going to have to do it four more times."
His dad, Dave Scott, was the team's coach. The team won on a sweltering day in Missouri, he remembered, and everyone was relieved they won the title in one game.
"We went back to the motel everybody was staying at and on the marquee they had 'Congratulations Los Alamitos, world series champions," recalled Dave Scott, 75.
They had a pool party that stretched past midnight.
Mike Scott set a league record with nine straight hits during Los Al's run in '83, a trick he'd be happy to see his own son repeat: Kyle Scott, 12, is filling his father's shoes in Los Al's outfield, since this year's All-Stars received a berth as the hosts.
"We've come full circle," said Mike, 42.
Eleven of 13 of the kids who won the World Series 30 years ago came to the opening ceremony Thursday afternoon, including University of Oregon Baseball assistant coach Mark Wasikowski.
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Tom Cruise can at times appear super-human, but earlier this week speculation was fierce that the actor was having some form of breakdown that could be seen in a noticeable weight loss. But, we saw the actor this morning in London, looking his usual, charming self.
Tom's looking pretty cool don't you think? (Wenn)
The 'Mission Impossible' actor, who split from his wife of five years Katie Holmes earlier this year, is understandly going through some personal problems, especially being separated for much of the time from his six-year-old daughter Suri, so it would be no real surprise if the stress started to show.
But we have to say that Tom looked pretty sharp as he left the office this morning.
Braving the chilly morning on the London streets, the actor wore a grey jumper over a white V-neck T-shirt along with a pair of dark jeans.
With a nod to his 'Top Gun' days, he hid his eyes with a park of dark aviators and even managed to raise a smile for the waiting paparazzi.
The 50-year-old was pictured at the William Shakespeare's Richard III at the Globe Theatre this weekend, and was accused of looking 'gaunt' by the press, including the Daily Mail, who claimed it could be the 'heartbreak diet'.
Tom is currently filming his new movie 'All You Need Is Kill', but had the weekend off to see the play and was seen dining at The Swan restaurant at the theatre for a late dinner.
According to People magazine, Tom and his group stayed until 2am enjoying drinks and food.
"We are on overtime now. They have ordered another round of beers," a staff revealed.
Well, looks as though Tom hasn't been put off enjoying himself.
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The arrest of an Army sergeant (and Iraq veteran) who allegedly waterboarded his 4-year-old daughter for failing to recite the alphabet is sickening. Yet it may be the kind of news we must come to expect if, as a society, the United States determines that torture is an acceptable method of securing information and inducing obedience. Physical abuse of children is nothing new, of course, in certain right-wing quarters, as Max Blumenthal reminded us by exposing the pedagogical sadism of Focus on the Family in Republican Gomorrah.
For a sergeant who tortures his child, however, the relevant model probably comes from somewhere high in the chain of command. At the center of today's propaganda promoting the torture state are former Vice President Dick Cheney, his family and many of his friends, working through an organization called Keeping America Safe that is run by his daughter Liz Cheney.


text: Whitechapel - Travelling to Edinburgh 2015-11-30T14:58:18-06:00 http://freakangels.com/whitechapel/ Lussumo Vanilla & Feed Publisher Travelling to Edinburgh http://freakangels.com/whitechapel/comments.php?DiscussionID=11118&Focus=354967#Comment_354967 2013-07-12T10:39:52-05:00 2015-11-30T14:58:18-06:00 Warped Savant http://freakangels.com/whitechapel/account.php?u=2376 So, I'm in Edinburgh for the next two nights (visiting from Canada). What should I do? Where should I eat? (I'm staying across from the zoo and I'd rather walk instead of drive.) Anyone want to be ... What should I do? Where should I eat? (I'm staying across from the zoo and I'd rather walk instead of drive.)Anyone want to be silly and meet my wife and I?]]> Travelling to Edinburgh http://freakangels.com/whitechapel/comments.php?DiscussionID=11118&Focus=354972#Comment_354972 2013-07-12T12:21:27-05:00 2015-11-30T14:58:18-06:00 Pow http://freakangels.com/whitechapel/account.php?u=2594 there's not a massive amount to do in Corstorphine other than the zoo, to be honest, definitely head into town (cross the road and get a bus, parking in town sucks) and see the castle and the old ... If I wasn't working silly shifts I'd definitely buy you a pint :(]]> Travelling to Edinburgh http://freakangels.com/whitechapel/comments.php?DiscussionID=11118&Focus=354987#Comment_354987 2013-07-12T17:52:01-05:00 2015-11-30T14:58:18-06:00 krushdbug http://freakangels.com/whitechapel/account.php?u=4002 Went there two years ago, it was fun. You should try the deep fried Mars bars, just for the hell of it (unless you have a heart condition). Ask the locals, they'll probably know where it is. The ... Also, plenty of standup there, unless that just happens during Edinburgh Fringe.]]> Travelling to Edinburgh http://freakangels.com/whitechapel/comments.php?DiscussionID=11118&Focus=354989#Comment_354989 2013-07-12T17:55:40-05:00 2015-11-30T14:58:18-06:00 Magnulus http://freakangels.com/whitechapel/account.php?u=6716 Ask locals about deep-friend mars bars and you'll get a face full of laughter. :) So does this mean you're in town tomorrow (Saturday)? Get the bus into town, we'll get a coffee! My number is +44 ... So does this mean you're in town tomorrow (Saturday)? Get the bus into town, we'll get a coffee! My number is +44 Zero Triple-Seven 917 4116.]]> Travelling to Edinburgh http://freakangels.com/whitechapel/comments.php?DiscussionID=11118&Focus=354997#Comment_354997 2013-07-12T21:39:41-05:00 2015-11-30T14:58:18-06:00 Warped Savant http://freakangels.com/whitechapel/account.php?u=2376 Pow -- Thanks! Went into town last night, walked the Royal Mile with my wife and an old friend. What kind of shifts are you working? We're about at strange times.. I didn't realize you lived up ... Krushdbug -- That sounds like a heart attack waiting to happen. I'll have to try it!Magnulus -- Yes, in town Saturday, leaving some time on Sunday. Three of us are planning to head into the Scottish Museum today. I'll give you a ring at a more reasonable hour than right now and we'll figure something out. I'll use my buddies phone (hopefully he brings it) so it'll be a local call. I cringe at the thought of roaming charges from Canada...]]> Travelling to Edinburgh http://freakangels.com/whitechapel/comments.php?DiscussionID=11118&Focus=355004#Comment_355004 2013-07-13T05:38:33-05:00 2015-11-30T14:58:18-06:00 krushdbug http://freakangels.com/whitechapel/account.php?u=4002 Warped Savant: Yes! The deep shame of having to acknowledge that you actually enjoyed what you just ate is a feeling that must be experienced. Travelling to Edinburgh http://freakangels.com/whitechapel/comments.php?DiscussionID=11118&Focus=355007#Comment_355007 2013-07-13T09:04:05-05:00 2013-07-13T09:18:09-05:00 Oxbrow http://freakangels.com/whitechapel/account.php?u=894 I could serve as a local guide, but I'm not very active at the moment as my arm is broken. If you're still here tomorrow and interested in military history at all, Edinburgh Castle is a solid ... If you're still here tomorrow and interested in military history at all, Edinburgh Castle is a solid investment of a morning or afternoon. The Zoo is also great as well as convenient, although you have to prebook (or get a return) to see the pandas there's a massive amount of other animals there. Eating something other than deep-fried Mars bars - I always suggest Illegal Jack's on Lothian Road for Mexican, Tex-Mex and (if feeling adventurous/insane) Tex-Mex Haggis.]]> Travelling to Edinburgh http://freakangels.com/whitechapel/comments.php?DiscussionID=11118&Focus=355008#Comment_355008 2013-07-13T12:13:19-05:00 2015-11-30T14:58:18-06:00 Warped Savant http://freakangels.com/whitechapel/account.php?u=2376 Krushed -- Sorry, mate, I didn't get a chance to try one. Oxbrow -- it's all good. I had a friend that I've known online for near on 5 years now show me around. Saw the museum, didn't get a chance ... Oxbrow -- it's all good. I had a friend that I've known online for near on 5 years now show me around. Saw the museum, didn't get a chance to see the castle. We ended up to eat at places that my buddy knew and they both worked out well.Magnulus -- Thanks again for meeting up with us, that was a pleasant afternoon. If ever you're out in Vancouver, Canada, let me know and we'll meet up again.]]> Travelling to Edinburgh http://freakangels.com/whitechapel/comments.php?DiscussionID=11118&Focus=355030#Comment_355030 2013-07-14T02:24:26-05:00 2015-11-30T14:58:18-06:00 Magnulus http://freakangels.com/whitechapel/account.php?u=6716 Yeah, it was fun. Good chat and good coffee! :) Travelling to Edinburgh http://freakangels.com/whitechapel/comments.php?DiscussionID=11118&Focus=355035#Comment_355035 2013-07-14T04:20:09-05:00 2015-11-30T14:58:18-06:00 Oxbrow http://freakangels.com/whitechapel/account.php?u=894 Cool, glad you had a good time. :) Travelling to Edinburgh http://freakangels.com/whitechapel/comments.php?DiscussionID=11118&Focus=355062#Comment_355062 2013-07-15T01:25:06-05:00 2013-07-15T02:18:39-05:00 Pow http://freakangels.com/whitechapel/account.php?u=2594 heh, glad to hear you had fun, I was on nights all weekend, just heading home to bed now


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Red onion, cherry tomato & rosemary fougasse
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Cooking timePrep: 1 hr, 45 mins Cook: 20 mins - 25 mins Including rising
Skill levelModerately easy
ServingsMakes 2
This rustic French bread is surprisingly light, the onions give it a full flavour and the tomatoes add a juicy touch
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- Freezable
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- 31g
- carbs
- 201g
- fat
- 21g
- saturates
- 3g
- fibre
- 10g
- sugar
- 14g
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- Mix together flour, yeast, salt and sugar. Add water, oil and mix to form soft dough. Turn out onto a floured surface and knead for 5 mins. Put back in the bowl and cover with a tea towel. Leave to rise for 1 hr.
- Heat oven to 240C/220C fan/gas 8. Fry onions for 5 mins in the oil until slightly softened. Strip leaves from 1 rosemary sprig, finely chop and add to the onions. Knead half the onions into the risen dough – add more flour if sticky. Divide dough in 2 and shape into 25cm long rectangles. Place on a floured baking sheet and brush lightly with water. Use a sharp knife to cut 1 diagonal slash through the dough, then 3 slashes either side to make leaf markings. Open out slashes slightly, then press the remaining onions, tomatoes and rosemary
- Leave to rise for 15 mins, then bake for 15-20 mins until risen and golden brown.
Recipe from Good Food magazine, March 2010
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Really tasty and easy to make. I used sundried tomatoes instead of cherry tomatoes and cut them into strips. I also drizzled the top of the fougasse with some of the oil that the tomatoes came in just before it was to go in the oven which intensified the tomato flavour even more. Definatly worth making!


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Originally posted by Aksh Shah: Hi Ranchers, I've come to know that monthly expenses there would be max 1500 RM and tax is 8% so it comes to 480RM. so I would be able to save 4250 * 12 = 51000 INR. is it worth going there for this much money? Cheers!
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Originally posted by Rajan Chinna: Regarding tax, you have to pay flat 28% if you are non-resident.
Not really. For taxation purposes, you are considered a resident as long as you meet certain criteria.


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My coach pumped up my training volume a lot this week. A 4-hour ride on Tuesday, a 5-hour ride on Wednesday and a 3-hour ride (in pouring rain) yesterday. Wednesday was the only nice day out of my 3-day training block and it felt great to be in the sun with my arm warmers pulled down. Now we are back to temps in the low to mid-30's and rain. It's weird. A few months ago I would have considered 30 degrees as balmy. But all it takes is one or two nice days and I have grown soft :-)
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I've done all of my secret "oh-so-pro" recovery tricks today. A pizza from Brick Road (gluten free of course), a vanilla machiatto from Starbucks, and most importantly...a nap after work!
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The focus is on T cell development with implications for generation of distinct T cell lineages as well as acute lymphoblastic T cell leukemia (T-ALL). T cell receptor transgenic mice have been utilized to elucidate mechanisms of positive selection that result in the generation of CD8+ killer cells, CD4+ helper cells and CD4+ regulatory cells that express Foxp3. Presently, research focuses on T cell receptor and TGF-beta signaling pathways that permit conversion of naïve T cells into regulatory T cells in vivo and result in antigen-specific tolerance to transplantation antigens. In disease models it was determined that antigen-specific Tregs can suppress tumor-specific immune response by preventing exocytosis of cytolytic granules by CD8 T cells during the effector phase.
Experiments concerned with T cell receptor- and Notch-signaling have revealed that lineage commitment is instructed by the intensity of TCR signals and that Notch signaling is mandatory for the generation of alpha/beta but not gamma/delta lineage cells. Overexpression of intracellular Notch results in T-ALL with highly reproducible phenotypes making it feasible to determine the contribution of oncogenes, tumor suppressors, genomic instability and microRNAs to molecular pathways of malignancy.


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The Titans will open LP Field today and Thursday to give fans an opportunity to pay their respects to Steve McNair, who was killed over the weekend.
From 9 a.m.-7 p.m. today and Thursday, fans will be able to watch a rolling video of the quarterback's highlights at the stadium.
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PORTER, FANNIE (1873–?). Fannie Porter, madam, was born in England in February 1873 and the next year moved to the United States, presumably with her parents. When the Wild Bunch, led by Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, rode into her life at the end of the 1800s, she was widowed and running a thriving brothel in San Antonio's Second Ward. It was at the corner of Durango and South San Saba in a house dating from 1883, which still stood in the early 1990s. From 1880 to 1902 she was mentioned off and on in city directories. Her establishment was known in the language of the day as a "boarding house." It was home to five women in 1900, ranging in age from nineteen to twenty-four. Because of the nature of the business, the turnover was rapid. It was here that the beautiful Etta Place first met Harry Longabaugh, also known as the Sundance Kid, and that Harvey Logan, also known as Kid Curry, met Annie Rogers. When the Wild Bunch rode out of San Antonio for the last time in 1901, Fannie faded from the scene. But during her heyday she ran an operation-with the connivance of city officials and local lawmen-that boasted a carpeted parlor, fine glass fixtures, and silk sheets; chilled champagne was served to special customers. Fannie was well-connected but hardly untouchable where the law was concerned. In the late 1880s she had a city arrest record for "vagrancy," which was usually a legal euphemism for prostitution. Much of what is known about Madam Porter is a combination of legend and conjecture, including the story that she was born in New Orleans. Wild Bunch historian James D. Horan, who brought her to the attention of modern readers, is primarily responsible for the spurious legend that Fannie Porter's Sporting House was located in Fort Worth. Here, according to the popular story, Butch Cassidy made his famous bicycle ride up and down the unpaved street in front of Fannie's. In truth, Fort Worth had its own well-known Madam Porter during these same years, but her name was Mary Porter. The two were unrelated except by profession, and Fannie Porter never lived in Fort Worth. Horan provides the only personal description of Fannie, describing her as "a hard, shrewd woman...well known to the law. More than once she had chased an officer from her place with a broom." William Pinkerton, founder of the famous detective agency, came down to interview her during the manhunt for the Wild Bunch in 1901. Her "sporting house" had served as a rest stop, hideout, rendezvous, and headquarters for the Wild Bunch and other outlaws for several years. She liked Pinkerton because he "treated her like a lady." A photograph of Fannie in the Pinkerton archives shows a formidable-looking, buxom woman dressed to the nines. The last time the Wild Bunch is known to have visited Fannie's place was in February 1901, between the bank jobs at Winnemucca, Nevada, and Wagner, Montana. She apparently threw a going-away party for the gang members, who scattered to the four winds after that. Legend has it that Fannie died in a car accident in El Paso years later.
James D. Horan, Desperate Men: Revelations from the Sealed Pinkerton Files (New York: Putnam, 1949). James D. Horan and Paul Sann, Pictorial History of the Wild West (New York: Crown, 1954). James D. Horan, The Wild Bunch (New York: Signet, 1958). Richard F. Selcer, Hell's Half Acre: The Life and Legend of a Red Light District (Fort Worth: Texas Christian University Press, 1991).
The following, adapted from the Chicago Manual of Style, 15th edition, is the preferred citation for this article.Richard F. Selcer, "PORTER, FANNIE," Handbook of Texas Online (http://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/fpo51), accessed November 30, 2015. Uploaded on June 15, 2010. Published by the Texas State Historical Association.
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Art Classes for Kids in Fairfield County
Oh, how my kids love art. How they love to squeeze every last drop of paint from a tube and smear it all over the walls. How they love to grind whole packages of clay right into the carpet. And how they really love to glue their paper maiche directly to the dining table. All reasons why I really, really love having them do artwork any place other than my home! Here are some great places in Fairfield County where your young artists can create masterpieces without trashing your house: (and for more after school ideas check out our guide.)
JAM, South Norwalk
We love the attitude at JAM; "mistakes encouraged". This is a place to make a beautiful, creative mess – no one here will tell you to color in the lines! Classes and birthday parties are available; an annual membership cuts the cost of both.
140 Water Street, South Norwalk, CT 06854 203.642.3090
All About Art, Monroe
In Monroe, All About Art offers classes for kids 2 and up, as well as a drop in ceramic studio. Memberships are available, and birthday parties can be arranged.
641 Main Street, Monroe, CT 06468 203.452.8801
Greenmoon Art, Rowayton
Greenmoon Art offers a variety of classes for children 18 months and up in their 3 different locations: Rowayton, Greenwich, and New Canaan. The teachers focus on creating a creative and rewarding experience for your artist...lots of fun, lots of mess!
140 Rowayton Avenue, Rowayton, CT 06853 203.810.4001
The Art Spot, Danbury
The Art Spot in Danbury offers a multitude of different courses for both children and adults. Courses offered include animation, drawing, and arts and science.
88 Sugar Hollow Road, Danbury, CT 06810 203.791.8244
Silvermine Art Center, New Canaan
The Silvermine Art Center in New Canaan has something for just about everyone. Classes for kids in all sorts of mediums are available, as well as summer camps, private parties and events. And the gallery is always fun to peruse!
1037 Silvermine Road, New Canaan, CT 06840 203.966.9700
Splatterbox, Westport
Splatterbox was started by a couple that met in Art & Design school. Projects of every color and stripe. Classes can be purchased in packages to lower the average price (one is about $35).
1252 Post Rd East, Westport, CT 06880 203.349.5508
Paint, Draw & More!, various locations
Susan Jackson, founder of Paint, Draw & More! teaches classes either at the Georgetown School of the Arts, or one of many community centers throughout Fairfield County (Fairfield, Norwalk, Newtown, Brookfield, Prospect Park, Ridgefield, Stamford, Weston, Wilton). They offer some interesting options: printmaking, weaving, cartooning, duct tape wearables and woodworking, as well as mixed media.
25 Old Mill Road in West Redding, CT 06896 203.544.8551
The Giggling Pig, Shelton
Ah, the lovely little Giggling Pig. Though I can't say little anymore because they keep expanding their space along 110 in Shelton. Owner, Hannah Perry, likes to mix it up, keeping projects fresh for her repeat customers. This place is extra awesome for its great prices, unparalleled flexibility and attention to those with special needs.
472 River Rd.,Shelton, CT 203.919.1153
Creative Kids Craft Studio, Monroe
This place takes it to the the third dimension — beyond art and onto crafts. The kids can still paint, but they're more likely to come away with handmade castles, jewelry, treasure chests or butterfly wings. You can join in the fun, or sip coffee and use the wi-fi. Five classes is $67.50. OR Drop-in and pay per craft ($12-25).
292 Elm Street, #2, Monroe, Connecticut 203.590.3125
The Studio, Fairfield
Guided open studio (painting, sculpting, drawing) and pottery for all ages. $145/month for the 10-month school year/1.5hr time slot. Pottery $190/month.
85 Mill Plain Rd., Bldg. B, Fairfield, CT 203.455.4984
Best Time Ever, Stamford
They claim your kids will have the 'Best Time Ever' any day of the year! They also put forth a lot of effort to serving families with special needs.Pick a class (daily for toddlers), or just drop in to do the craft of the week -- purchase 5 and get the 6th free.
633 Hope St., Stamford, CT 06907 203.614.8511
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If Board of Education President Rufus Williams hadn't heard much of the Edison Regional Gifted School and its 287 students before today, he has now.
With word spreading quickly about upcoming school consolidations
and cutbacks in city schools, Williams and other board members got an earful, and then some, at the board's monthly
meeting today.
The chamber was packed with parents of Edison students and other schools rumored to be on the hit list; many of the parents arrived at the Chicago Public Schools downtown headquarters nearly three hours ahead of time.
"We're led to believe at Edison that it's a fast train and it's all being done in back rooms," said Glenn Krell, a parent.
"We've been told it's a done deal," said Robin Rumsey, president of the school's council.
Some walked to the microphone angrily, and went well beyond their allotted two minutes. Others became tearful.A proposal is expected from the CPS on Thursday or Friday, but CPS officials did not release details today. today. One reported recommendation has students from Edison, 6220 N. Alcott Ave., moving to Albany Park Multicultural Academy, 4929 N. Sawyer Ave.
While there were parents of students from several schools rumored to be closing or moved, approximately 60 Edison parents assembled at the front of the room in a show of unity, stretching all the way across the front of the chamber while their two designated representatives spoke to the board.
Williams grew irritated when several other Edison parents who had signed up to speak about other topics at the meeting quickly shifted the subject to school closures.
The commotion began less than a week ago when word spilled out concerning the CPS' planned consolidations to fill up schools that weren't filled to capacity. Rumsey said she first got wind of it last Friday, then spent the weekend rallying parents to attend Wednesday's CPS meeting.
Williams insisted that no decisions have been made, that there
would be an announcement made "later this week" and that it would
be followed by a series of public hearings.
But when pressed for a
public hearing date concerning Edison, Williams said he didn't yet have one.
Along with Edison, there were testimonials from parents speaking for Abbott Elementary, 3630 S. Wells St.; Anderson Elementary, 1148 N. Honore St., and Gladstone Elementary, 1231 S. Damen Ave.
"Please, let's start thinking about stability," said Terry Hallom, who has a child at Gladstone. "We just keep uprooting kids every two or three years because a school isn't full."
But the Edison group was most vocal in pressing their concerns.
At one point, after nearly two hours of emotional speeches, Williams tried to slow the onslaught.
"There is a process. … You're doing a disservice… It is
insulting," he said.
And what followed were even more passionate pleas, accompanied by applause and shouts from the audience.
Matthew Farmer, father of a kindergarten student at Edison, accused board members of not returning phone calls and CPS Chief Executive Officer Arne Duncan of not returning an e-mail.
Christine Kim, mother of a student, tried to speak through tears. "We followed the CPS process and chose our school."
After all of the verbal jousting, Williams agreed to meet privately with representatives of the Edison group.
"Now we're being told, 'We'll talk about it,' and that's great. We achieved a lot today," Rumsey said.
Paul Bowker, a Chicago-area journalist with 25 years of experience, covers Chicago Public Schools for the Daily News.
Why mix a k-8 school with a middle school of 300 kids. Everywhere middle schools are being created to better serve the needs of both the older and the younger students. Would you send a 5 year old child to a school with over 300 13 and 14 year olds?


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The Alamogordo boys basketball team has a number of goals and expectations this season.
While a long-term goal is to make it to Albuquerque for the Class 5A state tournament, the team also has some mid- and short-term goals.
"We expect to get the program back to where we're going to Albuquerque every year," Alamogordo head coach Mike Day said. "That's the ultimate goal that we want to have. But we need to realistic and the first thing is we need to play hard every day. You come to practice every day, have a good work ethic every day and leave everything we have on the court. That's the first thing we have to do.
"Second thing is we have to have excellent chemistry with our ballclub, everybody's got to love each other and be true teammates. And the third thing is we have to bring it on game day. Hopefully if we can consistently do that every day in practice, the games will be easy."
The Tigers begin the 2012-13 season tonight at El Paso Mountain View with a 7:30 p.m. tipoff. The first home game is Dec. 4 against Chaparral.
Day returns as Alamogordo's head coach after spending the last few years coaching at two different high schools in Texas. Day had a lot of success as the Tigers head coach from 2002-06 and coached Alamogordo to the 2006 Class 5A state championship game and a runner-up Red Trophy.
Alamogordo has a lot of size on the team with 6-foot-6 sophomore Josey Mills, 6-5 junior Andrew Yates and juniors J.J. Johnson and Tyler Koehler, who both stand around 6-4.
The Tigers return third-year varsity player and 6-2 senior Garrett Stockton, who can play a 3 or a 4. Day said Stockton will move a little more outside this season and will be looked at for a leadership role.
Alamogordo also has solid guard play in 6-1 senior transfer Tyler Day -- who averaged 17.7 points per game for Onalaska (Texas) High School last season and is the son of Mike Day -- and 5-7 junior T.J. Jones at point guard, whose ball-handling skills has Mike Day impressed.
Five-foot-9 senior Michael Valeriano, who saw time on varsity last season, 5-9 senior Donovan Contraras and 5-9 junior Keyshawn Gatson will be key at the guard position as well.
"We've got a mixture of people that are confident in shooting the ball and everyone's been working on their shot," Stockton said. "We're ready to run this year and we're getting in good shape. We're working on our shots and definitely working on our circle offense."
Coach Day said the Tigers hope to be well-balanced on offense with four of five players in double figures every night , utilizing their height in the post and have good guard play.
"We run a lot of motion stuff, so our posts are going to get a lot of open shots, both layups, mid-range and even a few 3-point options," Johnson said about the offense. "It's a lot of run and gun, a lot of screens and stuff."
The Tigers' defense will depend on the situation and what type of team they're playing, but coach Day said he likes to run multiple defenses -- including man-to-man, zone, half-court defense and pressing -- and will mix it up a lot.
"If the team can shoot, we want to get in their face and make them drive," Tyler Day said, "and see what they got off the dribble. If they're a team that can't really shoot and all they do is drive, we like to run a lot of zone. But we like to slow them down with the press or we like to pick them up with the press, depending on whichever team we play."
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According to the Florida Bar, Oscar Antonio Hotusing engaged in several campaign law violations.
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The Florida Bar recently disciplined 24 attorneys, including one from Brevard County.
During a campaign run for circuit court judge, Oscar Antonio Hotusing, of 5766 Alligator Run, Patrick Air Force Base, engaged in several campaign law violations. He referred to himself as a judge and appeared in a judicial robe when he was actually a former judge, according to the Florida Bar. He also took no action to correct his Facebook page or correct television interviewers ...