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A brochure advertising space for lease in two buildings at the proposed West Point Marketplace development is drawing some attention, before Akron City Council is expected to see the plans next week.
The Passov Real Estate brochure shows "Akron's first Whole Foods Market", with an artist rendering of a Whole Foods building on the west side of the property pictured very close to West Market Street.
City of Akron planning director Marco Sommerville says the location of the building near the street will be determined by a lot of input.
"Depending where that street is located, the traffic flow... a lot of people weigh in on those decisions, the fire department, the police department, the service director's office," Sommerville tells WAKR.net, "so they will have some say so how close that variance can go to the street."
Jeff Garrison from developer S.J. Collins tells WAKR in an E-mail that the brochure is not theirs, and plans have changed since then...currently with setbacks from 11 to 30 feet, including patio space.
Sommerville says there's a lot of input into the West Point Marketplace proposal...including the part about where the building will go.
"And trying to make sure that we develop a plan that's suitable for the people who want to bring the development there," Sommerville says, "and also for the residents, and make sure that it's a walking friendly environment around that facility."
The developer will not yet officially confirm that Whole Foods is the "world class specialty grocery store" that will anchor the project.
They expect to make an announcement later this month, and Garrison says they hope to keep West Point Market employees with 80 to 110 jobs expected.
Akron has gone nearly three full decades with the same mayor, and this weekend caps off Don Plusquellic's 28-year run in office. Marco Sommerville, planning director in the city of Akron, called into the Ray Horner Morning Show to remember Plusquellic's tenure, saying he put Akron in a much better place now than it was in 1987. Because he is calling from China, Sommerville says Akron doing "very well" in the international scene.
The past two weeks have painted Akron City Hall more Hatfield and McCoys rather than your normal political fight. For nearly two months, controversy over the decision to disinvite a member of Akron City Council from Mayor Don Plusuqellic's annual State of the City address turned into surprise, shock, embarrassment and even derision as the story played out. It culminated a week ago into a political climax few expected: not only did Plusquellic decide he would not seek re-election for a record eighth term, he opted to skip entirely the last seven months of his term and resign in order to retire from public service.
Amidst the charges of media bias, political theater and personal character attacks both sides were actively engaged in presenting their versions of the story to local media, in particular the Akron Beacon Journal and 1590 WAKR. More complete discussions of the role by this station and the newspaper played are available at the Beacon Journal's website www.Ohio.com and also in prior stories on this website, notably interviews conducted by Jasen Sokol with Beacon Journal columnist Bob Dyer and the editor of the Beacon Journal editorial page, Michael Douglas.
Interviews for this program were conducted by Chris Keppler both before and after the mayor announced he was stepping down, effective the end of May. They were conducted in our newsroom.
Akron Matters discussion for the month of February with Marco Sommerville: Director of Planning and Urban Development for City of Akron, Russ Pry: Summit County Executive, and Dan Colantone: Greater Akron Chamber's President and CEO. Today's hot topic is Rolling Acres Mall. Pictures have surfaced online of the once popular site and they aren't pretty.
Listen as Ray discusses what can be done with this land with Akron's very own.
Planning Director for the City of Akron Marco Sommerville spoke with WAKR's Ray Horner about the EACH program, the building, and still keeping the programs alive.
Akron will soon be getting a new hotel on the site of the former Goodyear headquarters site.
Appearing on the 1590 WAKR Ray Horner Morning Show, City Planning Director Marco Sommerville said the highly anticipated project will help the city tremendously.
"We're really excited about the hotel," said Sommerville.
"This will be placed off East Market Street, and that will be able to help Goodyear when they have guests from around the world come in to see that first-class facility."
Sommerville says the new hotel will be a Hilton Garden Inn. Groundbreaking is scheduled for this summer.
Sommerville says the new hotel will be the catalyst for redevelopment in the East Akron area.
"We hope the hotel will be the beginning stages of redevelopment and improving the neighborhood," Sommerville explained.
In addition to the hotel, developers will look to add offices, residential, and retail space to encompass the former Goodyear campus.
Sommerville says the city hasn't lost sight of trying to attract hotel chains to put lodging in downtown Akron, something that has been on the table for some time.
The five-story Hilton Garden Inn is expected to open in the summer of 2014.
Previous Story: New Hotel Slated For Ex-Goodyear Site
There will be a couple of proposed charter changes on the November ballot impacting Akron politics. City council will consider a proposal from the administration that would combine council elections rather than hold at-large elections separately; another issue would limit raises for the Mayor and Council members to averages in the private sector.
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(Mayor Don Plusquellic - news release) Mayor Don Plusquellic and Council President Marco Sommerville will ask council today to authorize the submission to the electors a proposal to amend Akron's Charter to eliminate the cost of an extra election by holding all Council member elections at the same time, and to limit raises for members of Council and the Mayor. If approved by council, the Charter Amendment will be voted upon at the next regular citywide election on November 6, 2012.
The purpose of the proposed Charter Amendment is to eliminate the need for an extra election for Council members, and the high costs associated with such an election, and to limit the raises afforded to City elected officials.
"We have looked at every possible way to save tax dollars by making City Government more efficient. We saved over $950,000 by combining the Akron Health Department with the Summit County Health Department," said Mayor Don Plusquellic. "Even though our Akron Health Department was providing excellent service before, we now benefit from the savings while our residents receive the same quality service. The election process is an important part of City government, but with the limited resources we have, we must look at savings in every area. Residents will still vote on their ward and at-large council members, and with everyone being elected at the same time, it will cut costs significantly."
"Certainly with the costs of elections being as high as they are, we can consolidate the election cycles of the council members to save the taxpayers' money," said Council President Marco Sommerville. "In addition, this Charter Amendment would limit raises for the Mayor and Council Members to an amount not to exceed the amount a private industry worker receives, on a calendar year basis. If the people who pay their taxes aren't getting raises, then the Mayor and Council members in the future should


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The 'Suicidal State' and the War on Youth
Posted on Apr 11, 2012
By Henry A. Giroux, Truthout
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Democracy is on life support and the list of casualties in the war to empty it of any substance is long. We are witnessing the ongoing privatization of public schools, health care, prisons, transportation, the military, public air waves, public lands, and other crucial elements of the commons along with the undermining of our most basic civil liberties. Privatization in this case not only turns public goods over to the savage interests of the corporate elite, but puts such goods in the hands of market-based fundamentalists who can exercise control over the production of identities, values, modes of agency and dissent.
Home schooling, vouchers, charter schools and the rhetoric of school choice all serve as code for privatizing public goods, spheres and non-commodified institutions. Similarly, the bridges between public and private life are being dismantled, while the market - with its disregard for the complex web of systemic forces that bear down on people's lives, not to mention its disregard for human life itself - becomes the template for structuring all social relations.
Already disenfranchised by virtue of their age, young people are under assault today in ways that are entirely new because they now face a world that is far more dangerous than at any other time in recent history. Not only do they live in a space of social homelessness in which precarity and uncertainty lock them out of a secure future, they also find themselves living in a society that seeks to silence them as it makes them invisible. Victims of a war against economic justice, equality and democratic values, young people are now told not to expect too much, to accept the status of "stateless, faceless and functionless"(16) nomads, a plight for which they alone have to accept responsibility. At best, they are told to assume sole responsibility for their fate. At worse, they are viewed as unproductive, excess and utterly expendable. But the discourse of redundancy has a darker side, one that reveals not just a society that is no longer willing to invest in poor minority and white youth, but also a social order that views many young people as a prime target of its governing through youth crime complex.
Today's young people inhabit an age of unprecedented symbolic, material and institutional violence - an age of grotesque irresponsibility, unrestrained greed and unchecked individualism. Youth now constitute a present absence in any talk about democracy. Their absence or disappearance is symptomatic of a society that has turned against itself, punishes its children and does so at the risk of killing the entire body politic. The "suicidal state" produces an autoimmune crisis in which a society attacks the very elements of a society that allow it to reproduce itself, while at the same time killing off of any sense of history, memory and ethical responsibility.
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Under such circumstances, all bets are off regarding the future of democracy. Besides a growing inability to translate private matters into public concerns, what is also being lost in the current historical conjuncture is the very idea of the public good, the notion of connecting learning to social change and developing modes of civic courage infused by the principles of social justice. Under the regime of a ruthless economic Darwinism which emphasizes a survival-of-the-fittest ethic, concepts and practices of community and solidarity have been replaced by a world of cutthroat politics, financial greed, media spectacles and a rabid consumerism. We are witnessing the triumph of individual rights over social rights, nowhere more exemplified than in the gated communities, gated intellectuals and gated values that have become symptomatic of a society that has lost all claims to democracy.
The threat to democracy is now overridden by the fear of youth as the other, viewed largely as a threat to authority. The eminent sociologist Zygmunt Bauman is right in claiming, "Visions have nowadays fallen into disrepute and we tend to be proud of what we should be ashamed of."(17) Politics has become an extension of war, just as state sponsored violence increasingly finds legitimation in popular culture and a broader culture of cruelty that promotes an expanding landscape of fear and undermines any sense of shared responsibility toward others.
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HIGHLAND | Some Meadows subdivision residents have told the Town Council they don't like a new motel planned for the vacant Terry Shaver Pontiac site.
Some councilmen have said they don't necessarily care for the development, but there is no legal way to stop it because its current zoning permits motels.
But developer Eric Gastevich said the six-building complex planned for the northwest corner of Prairie Avenue and 45th Street will be a secured, gated community and eliminate a 10-year blight at that site.
Prairie Square, as it will be called, is for extended stay visitors.
People using extended stay motels often are professionals such as engineers, doctors and others who are on assignment at a local business for a prolonged period of time, Gastevich said.
Gastevich said there will be no studio type units. About two-thirds will be two bedroom/two bath suites with the rest being one bedroom/one bath.
"This is very upscale," he said.
Gastevich said background and credit checks will be done before anyone is accepted as a guest. With the high cost of reservations, guests will need annual incomes of $45,000 and higher, he added.
"I don't expect people to be coming and going."
The density of the complex bothered some residents who talked about their concerns at a recent Town Council meeting.
"What are we doing to the town of Highland that we allow 176 units?" asked resident Bob Franchetti.
Town Council Attorney Rhet Tauber said Gastevich asked to rezone the 5-acre site earlier this year for more than 400 condo units.
That request was denied because the council feared they eventually could be converted into apartments, Tauber said.
Resident Michele Stang said multifamily would be preferable to a motel.
She said the motel would be just two blocks from a park.
"I'm not going to feel it is safe for my children to walk through the neighborhood," she said.
Gastevich said one of the residents later called him after the meeting and they talked about the development.
"He was very comfortable" after our conversation, Gastevich said.
Tauber pointed out that Gastevich has built high-quality residential developments in the area, including White Oak Estates and Embassy Place in Highland.
Building Commissioner Ken Mika said a construction permit has not yet been issued as the two sides work out infrastructure details.
Gastevich said he hopes to begin construction around the first of the year and open by late summer or fall.


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Monday night games are great - but the hangover is a real pain.
FSU's hoping to avoid that problem with a bye in the second week of the season. For the Seminoles, it's a needed break just to get their mental calendars back on schedule.
"Right now we're going through the same thing as if we're playing a team Saturday," linebacker Christian Jones said last week. "We know we're not, but just knowing we'll be back on that regular schedule that should be good."
For the week leading up to Pittsburgh, FSU did everything on the schedule two days later: walk-throughs, practices, days off were all switched around from normal days.
In that light, head coach Jimbo Fisher said he didn't mind the early bye week. He compared it to an extension of fall camp.
"When you have a second one, I like it right now," Fisher said. "You come out of camp with a Monday night game.
Guys get banged and bruised and you can get almost another week of camp and they know what a game is like. They know what to expect."
Fisher said an early bye week is even more critical given FSU's youth on the depth chart as many primary backups in the secondary and in the receiving corps are underclassmen.
"Keep developing the backups," Fisher said. "Keep developing those guys and getting them plenty of reps and live at-bats with our defense."
Fisher said the Seminoles started game-planning for Nevada this Saturday to get a head-start on the Wolfpack.
Jones on edge Christian Jones spent a fair part of FSU's season opener rushing the quarterback off the edge as a down lineman - and he didn't mind the change at all.
"That's something we've been practicing since the spring," Jones said. "I had a chance to get a few pressures. But it's exciting to know that it's almost there to get those big plays."
Jones is right: FSU flashed multiple looks with him and other linebackers in a three-point stance as edge pass rushers during spring and fall camp. And during the Seminoles' game against Pittsburgh, Jones and fellow linebacker Telvin Smith combined for three of FSU's seven quarterback hurries. Head coach Jimbo Fisher mentioned Ukeme Eligwe as a linebacker who could also come off the edges in passing situations.
As a whole, FSU's season opener showed a very different picture of quarterback pressure than in 2012. The Seminoles recorded two sacks and three quarterback pressures from linebackers or defensive backs. Last season, FSU only had three sacks come from players not on the defensive line and just 13 of 32 quarterback hurries.
And the defensive linemen say they don't mind feeling the extra pressure behind them of a blitz package, especially since that gives them more chances to be aggressive instead of having to plug holes.
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Best for a private room
1. The Commoner
One of my favourite restaurants in Melbourne has a range of different rooms you can hire from the cosy upstairs long room that seats 14 to the covered outdoor area which you can book privately for up to 20 seated. There's a great set menu here called the "Feed Me" menu with lots of food that is good for sharing like plates of charcuterie and baby chickens roasted in the wood fire oven. One of my friends has booked out the courtyard for a function this week and I can't wait.
Essentials: The Commoner, 122 Johnston Street Melbourne 3065 (Ph: 03 9415 6876) Open Wed – Thurs 6pm – late, Fri – Sun 12 -3pm, 6pm – late. Group dining menu of $65. Various private rooms which seat 10, 14 or 20 or you can have standing functions for larger groups.
|Charcuterie at The Commoner
2. Casa Ciuccio
As if the downstairs restaurant at Casa Ciuccio is not fabulous enough then the upstairs private room even manages to outshine it. Light filled and beautifully decorated there's enough room for a sit down dinner for 24. There's a great set menu featuring Casa Ciuccio's coal pit roasted meat and I spent a brilliant long lunch there celebrating my friend Jo's hens day.
Essentials: Casa Ciuccio, 15 Gertrude Street Fitzroy 3065 (Ph 03 8488 8150). Closed Mondays. Private room seats 24 with group dining menus from $65.
|Casa Ciuccio's beautiful private dining room reflected in the mirror of a vintage side board
3. Union Dining
For a big group like a work party think about hiring out the huge upstairs room at Union Dining. Chef Nicky Reimer is seriously talented and her new spring menu with dishes like cuttlefish salad will leave everyone satisfied. If it's a summery night the upstairs room opens out onto Union Dining's beautiful rooftop terrace.
Essentials: Union Dining, 270 Swan St, Richmond (Ph 03 9428 2988). Dinner from 6pm, Tuesday to Sunday. Lunch from 12pm, Friday to Sunday. Seats 64 in the upstairs room or 90 standing. There is also the option of having 24 seated on one large table. Group menu from $65.
4. The North Fitzroy Star
This cosy little pub has a great room out the back which opens onto a small courtyard. The pub has a relaxed feel but the menu for groups is lovely featuring big plates of chicken studded with pomegranates and tiny shot glasses of different desserts. If you want to kick on after your party just roll into the front bar.
Essentials: North Fitzroy Star, 32/36 St Georges Road South Fitzroy North 3068 (Ph 03 9482 6484). Open Monday to Thursday from 4pm. Friday to Sunday from 11am. Seats around 20 to 30 in the private room.
|Chicken studded with pomegranate at the North Fitzroy Star
5. Back Street Eating
There is the most fabulous underground room at Back Street Eating in Fitzroy which has a glass wall along one side displaying all different charcuterie cured in house by the chefs. Expect to see the same charcuterie feature heavily on the menu. Not a great choice for vegetarians.
Essentials: Back Street Eating, 152 Kerr Street Fitzroy 3065 (Ph 03 9417 1212). Seats up to 12 people. Group dining menus start from $65. Minimum spend of $800 for the room.
Best for a group dinner in the restaurant
6. The Aylesbury
If you want drinks with friends in the city it's hard to go past The Aylesbury's roof top bar. If you've got a small group together think about booking The Aylesbury's big table tucked away at the back of the restaurant. It's almost like a private room but not quite and
Essentials: The Aylesbury, 103 Lonsdale Street, Melbourne 3000 (Ph: +61 (3) 9077 0451). Open for lunch Mon- Fri 12-3pm and dinner Mon – Sat 6pm – late. The rooftop bar is open Mon – Sat 3pm – late and on Fridays from 1pm. Seats about 16 people. Group dining menus start from $75.
|Pig and fig at The Aylesbury
7. Gerald's Bar
There's a big table you can book for a group tucked right in the front window of Gerald's Bar. This place may be a bar but the food is top notch as well and I had a great Christmas catch up there with friends.
Essentials: Gerald's Bar, 386 Rathdowne Street Carlton North, Vic 3054, Australia (Ph 03 9349 4748) Open: Mon – Sat 5pm – 11pm, Sun closed. Seats about 12. Group dining menu from $50 per person.
8. Shark Fin Inn
The most obvious option for group dining is to head to China Town. Where else do you get round tables that are good for actually talking to everyone and of course a Lazy Susan to share food more easily. As far as I'm concerned these should be included in every restaurant. I love Shark Fin Inn for yum cha or a dining feast as well.
Essentials: Shark Fin Inn, 50-52 Little Bourke Street, Melbourne 3000 (Ph: 03 9662 2681). Best for groups of around 10. Banquets start from $36 a head.
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Top tip: Some of Melbourne's no bookings restaurants which are famously difficult to get into actually allow you to book for their one, large table. At 9. Mamasita there's a table you can book if you have 8-10 people for the "Feed Me" $66 menu, and at 10. Golden Fields you can book for 8-14 for a banquet menu from $80. Just remember to get in early as these tables book out quickly.
17 Comments on "10 best places for group dinners in Melbourne"
Not Quite Nigella said at 11:10 pm on November 26th, 2012:
Really useful post especially around this time of the year Cara!
Clare said at 6:18 am on November 27th, 2012:
Great list Cara will definitely be referring to this in future. Especially keen to try upstairs at casa ciuccio and back street eating.
tori said at 4:59 pm on November 27th, 2012:
Such an invaluable resource. Tried to organise by proxy and long distance a dinner for 12 in Melbourne last year- wish I'd had this at my fingertips!
cara waters said at 9:12 am on November 29th, 2012:
Not Quite Nigella – Yes lots of catch ups at the moment!
Clare – Wonder if I will be able to add Builder's Arms to my list?
Tori – I have certainly been there before, it's tough to do.
Lyn said at 11:01 am on November 14th, 2013:
Will enjoy updates. Looking for a restaurant (pref. private room) for 14 to 16 guests. BYO wine and approx. $55 per head. Booking for Thursday 19 Dec.
Cara said at 3:58 pm on November 25th, 2013:
I'd go for Hutong Dumpling house in the city – BYO, casual and while it doesn't have a private room for that size you can all sit at one table.
Roberta Collins said at 10:43 pm on April 15th, 2014:
That food looked good. I wish my other half could make thing like that!
Kate said at 9:45 pm on August 11th, 2014:
Hi Cara,
Where would you recommend for @20 people to celebrate a 40TH. Sit down menu with preferred private dining or same table? I'm based in Moorabbin, can you suggest any on this side of town? Thanks Kate
Cara said at 7:34 pm on August 12th, 2014:
Hi Kate – We celebrated a family members 40th at the Yabby Creek vineyard which had a private area for about that many. Beautiful food, wine and views and your side of town if you are up for a little drive. Otherwise I have been to the private dining room at Ladro in Prahran which is very good (and serves a lot more than pizza) or Morris Jones could also be great. Hope it goes well!
Bas said at 12:06 pm on October 21st, 2014:
Looking for a special private room or dining table for a group of about 16 for a special birthday dinner for this Thursday, 23 October 2014 – its a group of locals and internationals who are young, funky and all who think they are fabulous – so somewhere different and with a bit of a funky fashionable vibe would be great. Most are from south yarra, prahran, windsor and kew so anywhere around those areas or the city would be great
Thanks for the post btw – very helpful
Cara said at 9:17 pm on October 22nd, 2014:
Hi Bas – Spring Street Cellars in the City has a private dining room downstairs that I think could be really fun for this. Cheers Cara
Rhiannon said at 3:10 pm on November 5th, 2014:
Hi Cara, love the list, so helpful! Are you able to make a suggestion for a hens night dinner in the city for 25-30 people. I'd love a private dining room and a banquet option of I can find one thanks in advance!
Cara said at 9:22 pm on November 6th, 2014:
Hi Rhiannon – I organised my sister's hens night this year and went for Union Dining which was great for a similar number of people (although in Richmond). In the CBD Spring Street Cellars has an underground cheese room which you can use as a private dining room which I think would be just perfect for this. Enjoy.
Cathy said at 5:47 pm on November 17th, 2014:
Looking for a place for up to 20 people for a work lunch on a Saturday in December.looking at Eastern side of Melbourne as workplace is in Bayswater. Any suggestions?
Cara said at 8:11 pm on November 18th, 2014:
Hi Cathy – Would Hellenic republic in Kew be too far for you? Or Firechief pizza also in that area? Bayswater itself is a bit of a restaurant desert unfortunately!
Mofo Lounge said at 9:43 pm on January 9th, 2015:
If you're looking for a laid back relaxed vibe party, this is the venue for you!http://mofolounge.com.au/
Amy said at 8:26 am on January 22nd, 2015:
Hi Cara, great list! Am looking for a private dining area to accommodate 30-40 people, set menu for under $60 and has a good vibe for drinks after. Would you be able to recommend someplace? Thanks!


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Agranulocytosis is a rare condition that occurs when the bone marrow does not make enough neutrophils, the white blood cells needed to fight infections. Neutrophils make up the largest portion of white blood cells in the body. Neutrophils are a critical part of the body's immune system. They are often the first immune cells to arrive at the site of any infection, where they consume and destroy harmful invaders like bacteria.
Agranulocytosis can turn minor infections into serious ones. Weak microbes or tiny organisms that usually cause no harm suddenly can become strong enough to attack the body.
Agranulocytosis can be congenital, which means you are born with the condition, or it can be acquired from certain drugs and medical procedures.
Acquired forms of agranulocytosis can be caused by:
Women are more likely to develop agranulocytosis. Although it can occur at any age, inherited forms of the condition are more often found in children. Acquired agranulocytosis occurs most frequently in elderly people.
The early symptoms of agranulocytosis include a sudden fever, chills, a sore throat, and weakness in the limbs. The mouth and gums may be sore, mouth ulcers can develop, and gums might begin to bleed.
Other signs of agranulocytosis can include:
A detailed history must include questions about recent drug treatments or illnesses. Blood and urine samples are needed to check for infection and white blood cell counts. If a problem with the bone marrow is suspected, a marrow sample may be taken.
Genetic testing will be necessary to check for a hereditary form of agranulocytosis. Also, tests for possible autoimmune disorders may be required.
If agranulocytosis has arisen from an underlying illness, then that condition will be treated first.
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Great Expectations cast list, listed alphabetically with photos when available. This list of Great Expectations actors includes any Great Expectations actresses and all other actors from the film. You can view trivia about each Great Expectations actor on this list, such as when and where they were born. To find out more about a particular actor or actress, click on their name and you'll be taken to a page with even more details about their acting career. The cast members of Great Expectations have been in many other movies, so use this list as a starting point to find actors or actresses that you may not be familiar with.
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Adam Blackwood Dunfermline, Eurasia, United Kingdom
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Adam Blackwood South East England, West Sussex, Eurasia
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Alan Hale, Sr. Contiguous United States, United States of America, United States
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Alec Guinness Eurasia, United Kingdom, London
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Andrew Ray Southgate, London, Eurasia
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Anne Bancroft New York City, Area code 917, Contiguous United States
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Anthony Calf Hammersmith, Eurasia, United Kingdom
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Anthony Hopkins West Glamorgan, Margam
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Anthony Quayle Ainsdale, Eurasia, United Kingdom
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Anthony Wager Europe, Eurasia, United Kingdom
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Ben Lloyd-Hughes Europe, Eurasia, United Kingdom
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Bernard Hill Greater Manchester, Blackley, North West England
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Bernard Miles Eurasia, Uxbridge, London Borough of Hillingdon
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Charlotte Rampling East of England, Eurasia, United Kingdom
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Chris Cooper Kansas, Area code 816, Contiguous United States
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Clive Russell Eurasia, Reeth, United Kingdom
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Daniel Weyman North East England, Eurasia, United Kingdom
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David Walliams Eurasia, London Borough of Merton, Greater London
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Emma Cunniffe Cheshire West and Chester, Eurasia, Chester
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Ethan Hawke Texas, Travis County, Contiguous United States
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Ewen Bremner Eurasia, United Kingdom, Scotland
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Finlay Currie Eurasia, United Kingdom, Scotland
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Florence Reed Pennsylvania, Area code 215, Contiguous United States
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Francis L. Sullivan Wandsworth, Eurasia, United Kingdom
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Gabriel Mann Addison-1 Vermont Representative District, 2002–2012, United States of ...
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Gabriel Thomson Europe, Eurasia, United Kingdom
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Gwyneth Paltrow Los Angeles, California, Southern California
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Hank Azaria New York City, Forest Hills, Area code 917
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Heather Sears Kensington, Eurasia, Greater London
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Helena Bonham Carter Eurasia, London Borough of Barnet, London NW11
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Henry Hull Louisville metropolitan area, Kentucky, Area code 502
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Holliday Grainger Eurasia, Manchester, United Kingdom
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Ian McDiarmid Carnoustie, Eurasia, United Kingdom
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Ioan Gruffudd Eurasia, United Kingdom, Llwydcoed
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Ivor Barwick
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Jack Pickford Canada, Ontario, Toronto
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James Mason Huddersfield, Yorkshire, Eurasia
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Jane Wyatt Mahwah, Contiguous United States, United States of America
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Jason Flemyng Eurasia, London Borough of Wandsworth, United Kingdom
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Jean Simmons Eurasia, Lower Holloway, United Kingdom
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Jeremy Irvine East of England, Eurasia, Gamlingay
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Jeremy James Kissner Area code 218, Minneapolis, Area code 612
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Jessie Cave Europe, Eurasia, United Kingdom
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John Mills East of England, Eurasia, North Elmham
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John Rhys-Davies Eurasia, Ammanford, United Kingdom
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Josh Mostel New York City, Area code 917, Contiguous United States
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Joss Ackland North Kensington, Eurasia, United Kingdom
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Justine Waddell Gauteng, Johannesburg, Africa
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Kim Dickens Limestone County, Contiguous United States, Huntsville
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Found out today after some light bleeding that there is no heartbeat of our little one. I saw the heartbeat a couple of weeks ago and felt soooo excited as I have had a m/c before but it was a blighted ovum so seeing the heartbeat was so reassuring. I have my d&c tomorrow and although I'm happy to start closing this chapter, I'm still so sad b/c I truly felt great about this one. My symptoms were so different than with my 2 boys that I was SURE this was a little girl and I had gotten everything planned out in my mind. It's just so hard to absorb and to kind of emotionally take the next step that things have changed, you know? Cannot wait to try again, though. When all are you all starting to try again??
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JACKSONVILLE — The FutureGen Alliance is on schedule to begin pumping millions of tons of carbon dioxide into deep-well storage in 2016. Meanwhile, at a farm a mile to the east, a group of landowner-opponents said they see an unsafe boondoggle in the making.
JACKSONVILLE — The FutureGen Alliance is on schedule to begin pumping millions of tons of carbon dioxide into deep-well storage in 2016, CEO Kenneth Humphreys said during a tour of the site Thursday.
Meanwhile, at a farm a mile to the east, a group of landowner-opponents said they see an unsafe boondoggle in the making.
FutureGen proposes to store carbon dioxide from a retrofitted coal-fired power plant in sandstone formations at least 4,000 feet beneath the surface. But Humphreys said results from a nearly mile-deep test well must first be gathered.
As of Thursday, crews at the site in northeast Morgan County, 25 miles northwest of Springfield, were 375 feet toward the 5,000-foot test-well depth.
"It'll take about 90 days to drill 5,000 feet," Humphreys said during a briefing prior to the site tour.
"We'll do a series of scientific studies in the hole," he added. "We're basically lowering sophisticated tools down into the well on a long wire."
Humphreys said the tests would determine whether the sandstone layers are sufficient to store 39 million metric tons of carbon over 30 years, as well as whether a shale capstone would keep the carbon in place.
The data will be shared with the U.S. Department of Energy, which is conducting its own analysis of the Morgan County site. Humphreys said results of the federal environmental study are expected in the fall of 2012.
Ameren, land options
Humphreys said the recent announcement by Ameren Corp. that it would shut down a coal-fired power plant at Meredosia by the end of the year would not affect the FutureGen experiment in near-zero emissions coal technology.
Plans are to update the plant and to ship the carbon emissions by underground pipeline 30 miles east to the storage site.
Humphreys said he expected the Meredosia plant to close prior to the 2016 start of carbon storage as a result of tougher federal clean-air rules.
"We talked to them (Ameren) this week, and they are all about the path forward and how do we get this done," said Humphreys.
He added that FutureGen has purchase options with approximately two dozen landowners if the Morgan County site is selected for carbon sequestration. FutureGen would purchase underground storage rights, while the landowners would retain rights to the topsoil.
He estimated royalty payments to landowners would total $325,000 a year.
'God's best earth'
Andy Davenport, whose family farm is near the proposed storage site, said opponents expect the estimated $1.3 billion cost of FutureGen to soar at the expense of electric customers and Illinois taxpayers.
"This project doesn't just affect Ameren customers and local people. All the people of the state could be affected by this," Davenport said.
Page 2 of 2 - He pointed to an Ameren financial analysis last fall that said the goal was to limit increases in power costs resulting from the project to a maximum of 35 percent.
Opponents say they have shared more than 500 petition signatures with state and federal officials expressing their concerns about cost overruns, as well as the safety of storing carbon dioxide underground.
Bob Talkemeyer, whose family has farmed in the area for more than 100 years, said he believes the safety hazards of carbon sequestration have been overshadowed by the area's need for jobs and economic development.
He added that the project should not be taking place on some of the state's best farmland.
"They come out here in the middle of God's best earth to drill," said Talkemeyer. "It's basically going to be a cesspool underground."
About FutureGen 2.0
* The original FutureGen project included a coal-fired power plant and carbon-storage site near Mattoon. The U.S. Department of Energy pulled its support in 2008 because of cost overruns. FutureGen 2.0 would rely on deep-well storage of carbon from an existing, retrofitted plant at Meredosia, about 30 miles to the west. The goal is near-zero emissions from burning coal.
* Estimated cost: $1.3 billion, including $1 billion in federal economic-stimulus funds.
The proposed site
* About 1,000 acres in northeast Morgan County would be needed, including 25 for the storage facility. Carbon would be injected into sandstone formations at least 4,000 feet underground. A layer of shale would serve as the "cap."
Where the project stands
* Crews have drilled about 375 feet of a 5,000-foot test well that will help determine site suitability. The well should be completed in about 90 days.
* The U.S. Department of Energy is expected to complete an independent environmental analysis of the site in the fall of 2012. Developers hope to have the necessary land and environmental permits to begin sequestration in 2016.
* An estimated 39 million metric tons (about 2,200 pounds in a metric ton) would be stored over 30 years, followed by 50 years of environmental monitoring.
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Anthony Knockaert and other examples of sporting justice
About a million years ago, I used to play a fair bit of squash. Occasionally during a game, an opponent might ask for a 'let' that I felt was anything but. After grudgingly replaying the point, if I won the rally, I'd point skyward and say, "He knows".
On Sunday afternoon, the Watford players – at least those who are as ungracious as I was on the squash court – could have been forgiven for making a similar point to Leicester City's Anthony Knockaert.
With the play-off tie level, the French winger had gone to ground in the Watford box in the 95th minute, extracting a penalty decision that even his manager Nigel Pearson acknowledged was "generous". Knockaert took the spot kick himself but was denied by goalkeeper Manuel Almunia, the Spaniard saving both his initial effort and his follow-up. Watford cleared and broke, the ball falling in the Foxes' box for Troy Deeney to smash home the most dramatic winner.
Knockaert was a broken figure. But more than that, he might just have written the best ever advertisement for not diving in the penalty area.
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Tiger Woods breaks rule, stays in tournament, loses – thankfully
Last month's US Masters again produced drama of the highest ilk. In torrential rain and with the light closing in, Adam Scott drained a nerveless 15-footer to pip Angel Cabrera in the play-off, gaining redemption for last year's Open, where he'd blown it late on. Scott had shown himself to be anything but fragile at Augusta, seeing off a spirited Cabrera, who'd played better in this play-off than when he won the tournament in 2009.
And yet the tournament could've been overshadowed by two second-round disciplinary rulings. First, 14-year-old Chinese prodigy Guan Tianlang was penalised a stroke for slow play. The letter of the law might have justified the penalty. Nevertheless, the fact that he and playing partner Matteo Manassero were the first to be pinged by the PGA Tour for slow play since 1995 suggests a degree of sensible day-to-day discretion in this area. Discretion that, sadly, wasn't applied here. It was difficult to escape the notion that officials had singled out an easy target to make an example of.
Then there was Tiger Woods' escape from disqualification. He took a penalty drop in the wrong place, which made his replayed shot easier than the original. This misdemeanor earns an automatic two-shot penalty. However, he claimed not to know he'd broken a rule, and therefore signed an incorrect scorecard: an offence sanctioned by automatic disqualification. Being unaware of the ruling on the drop is not an excuse. As one poster pointed out: "It's either cheating or ignorance – both carry the DQ sentence."
However, officials applied a recent amendment – designed to prevent players signing for an incorrect score when TV pictures showed they'd unknowingly moved the ball – and assessed him a two-shot penalty only. My reading of that was that they'd found a weasel to keep Woods in the tournament.
The player himself could equally have withdrawn from the event, as many commentators suggested he should. He chose not to, as was his right. The fall-out, had Woods gone on to secure a fifth green jacket, would've been corrosive, allowing critics to call into question the game's jealously-guarded sense of propriety.
I'm glad he failed and delighted for Scott.
Ben Ainslie – "he didn't want to make me angry"
Justice is not an absolute notion. In this case, I'm fully prepared to accept and embrace my borderline-jingoistic one-eyed-ness.
What happened was this. Our brave, brave hero of the high seas, the sainted – and now knighted – Ben Ainslie, was locked in battle for 2012 Olympic glory with Johnny Foreigner. Well, Jonas Foreigner. Evil Danish schemer Jonas Høgh-Christensen had beaten Our Boy Ben in all of the first six races of the regatta. Then, as Ainslie was beginning to make inroads into the lead in subsequent races, Høgh-Christensen and snidey Dutchman Pieter-Jan Postma forced him into a penalty turn. Both had accused Ainslie of hitting a buoy and, although Ainslie denied it, he felt he had to take the turn as a precaution because it would be "two against one" in the protest room. Those dirty, low-down Europeans.
In an interview afterwards, Ainslie was clearly seething. "I was seriously…uh…unhappy with that," he told the BBC, only just managing to avoid the 'industrial language' that the Beeb so fears. "But, you know, he made a big mistake 'cos I'm angry. And he didn't want to make me angry." Yes, Ben! Come on, our brave boy!
You can keep your Mo Farah, Jess Ennis, Katherine Grainger, Bradley Wiggins. This, for me, was the highlight of London 2012.
Ainslie's anger served him well. He snatched the gold medal from the Dane in the final race. For good measure, Postma missed out narrowly on bronze. Now that is what I call justice.
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While sitting in a Fulton County courthouse, both Allen and Tawanna informed judge Bensonetta Tipton Lane that they have reached an agreement as to how they will go about splitting Allen's $18 million dollars as a part of their marital assets. The judge's name may sound familiar because she is the same judge who presided over Usher Raymond and Tameka Foster's custody battle.
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ABSTRACT: Activated carbon was produced from corncob using CO2 for the activation process. This research investigated the effect of the remaining volatile matter in corncob char combined with CO2 activation to improve the pore properties of corncob activated carbon. The pore structure was characterized using the Brunauer–Emmett–Teller (BET) surface area test, total pore volume, mesopore volume, micropore volume and average pore diameter. This study discovered that the amount of volatile matter in corncob char is about 17–25% and results in a BET surface area range of 919–986 m2 g−1 by the CO2 activation process. Therefore, the optimum temperature for the activation process should start at 450–550 °C and increase until the temperature reaches to 800 °C. Activated carbon from corncobs at 450–550 °C contained a suitable amount of volatile matter, 17–25%, for pore development. The Langmuir and Dubinin–Radushkevich (D–R) adsorption models were used to study the equilibrium isotherms, the isotherm constants and the adsorption capacity of monoethylene glycol by corncob activated carbon and commercial activated carbon. The values of Langmuir isotherms Qmax of corncob activated carbon and commercial activated carbon were , respectively. The D–R isotherms were described the adsorption capacity and the free energy (E) of adsorption. The values of E (kJ mol−1) confirmed that monoethylene glycol adsorption by corncob activated carbon and commercial activated carbon was a physisorption.Colloids and Surfaces A Physicochemical and Engineering Aspects 02/2009; 333(1-3-333):19-25. DOI:10.1016/j.colsurfa.2008.09.021 · 2.75 Impact Factor
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