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MORE than 700 jobs could go at a Scottish council aiming to save £62.4million over the next three years.
North Lanarkshire Council has laid out its spending plans as members set the budget for 2013/14.
The council said around 744 posts would be cut over the next three years - but that compulsory redundancies were a "last resort".
Councillor Bob Burrows, the convener of finance and customer services, said: "While we cannot guarantee that there will be no compulsory redundancies as a result of our decisions, we believe that the vast majority of staffing reductions will be achieved through the deletion of vacant posts, voluntary redundancy, early retirement and redeployment.
"In reducing the establishment by 750 full-time equivalent posts over the last two years, only three were compulsory. For those three, the people involved were offered alternative employment but declined that offer."
The council also agreed to spend £100m on building new schools and invest £3.4m in the its Youth Investment Programme, which aims to support 5000 people into work.
Members also agreed to invest £3m into dealing with the effects of the UK Government's welfare reform programme. Following a consultation across the area last year on £104.75m of options for cuts, the council agreed to a three-year savings package, taking 58% of the options.
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The council rejected the closure of two residential care homes, breakfast clubs in schools and the ending of lunchtime school crossing patrols.
The rent levels for 2013 were set with a below-inflation 1.5% increase and more than £37m was allocated to improve current housing stock
It was also agreed that council tax would be frozen and teacher numbers maintained for two years.
Council leader Jim McCabe said: "It is a responsible budget which meets the needs of the people of North Lanarkshie.
"We have been able to protect frontline services and, even in the face of the biggest storm facing the public finances in history, we have been able to invest where money is needed most.
"We have been able to avoid substantial cuts to frontline services which affect the most vulnerable people in our communities."
Mr Burrows called the cuts "painful".
He said: "We have scrutinised every single option for savings and challenged every assumption.
"Yes, this budget delivers cuts and these cuts are painful but we have taken responsibility and delivered a prudent budget."
Learning and leisure ser-vices will account for most of the savings. Cuts of £42million have been agreed with the loss of 21 assistant janitors at each of North Lanarkshire's secondary schools.
School meal prices are to rise and the menu will be reduced.
Management posts at secondary schools are also to be cut while a new management system involving clusters of up to 10 primaries is to be introduced.
Almost £1m in cash aid to Strathclyde Police is to be axed while the local authority's corporate communications and marketing department is being downsized as part of plans to trim £415,000 over the next three years.
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Radish Cucumber Salad Recipe
I put this salad together with vegetables I had left in my garden. My family liked it so well, I started bringing it to community suppers and was often asked for the recipe. It's a refreshing side dish for any meat entree. -Mildred Sherrer, Bay City , Texas
- 1/2 medium cucumber, peeled, seeded and cut into 1-inch julienne strips
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- 1. In a serving bowl, combine the cucumber, radishes and onion. In another bowl, combine the remaining ingredients. Pour over vegetables and toss to coat. Serve immediately. Yield: 2 servings.
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Class Action: Trooper Fitness Bootcamp
Motivation is the defining element of Trooper Fitness, an intense, all-in bootcamp designed by Prince Brathwaite, a star New York Sports Club trainer who has a growing following outside they gym.
Brathwaite normally trucks his ropes, weights, and bands to East River Park for class. But until the weather gets slightly warmer, he's set up shop inside Body Space Fitness in Union Square, where an astroturf lawn approximates the outdoor setting.
The class is divided into two halves. The first half is all about body-weight and resistance-band exercises for 30-second and one-minute intervals. There are an unbelievable amount of squats and burpees, and Brathwaite ups the difficulty of already killer moves by creating tough combos like alternating speed drills with jump backs into push-ups—over and over.
At halftime, you split up into teams and compete in a suicide sprint relay. And, when it seems like class should be over, you launch into the workout's second half: more two-minute intervals that include stations like resistance-band bear crawls, battling ropes, and kettlebells lifts.
Brathwaite's an auctioneer of encouragement throughout. While he's killing your quads, he cheers you on without taking a breath, using his Trooper catchphrases. "All we know is go! Unbreakable, you got it! Don't stop, you're not just strong, you're trooper strong. Troopers don't stop when they're tired, they stop when they're done." Sold.
His investment in your success doesn't end there. After class, a motivational poster appeared on Facebook congratulating everyone who came. "WAY TO DEFINE WHAT IT MEANS TO BE A TROOPER!!! #ALLWEKNOWISGO," he wrote. Every person from the boot camp was tagged. And most of us "Liked" it. —Lisa Elaine Held
Who's it for: Boot camp lovers, those who need encouragement to get going, seekers of strength-training workouts.
Body Space Fitness and East River Track (depending on weather), $20 for single class, www.trooperfitness.com or Facebook.
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The CMC (in certain jurisdictions, the title may be certified professional coder, CPC, or certified coding specialist, CCS) works in data entry to classify and code the various examinations, lab work, surgeries, and other procedures performed by their institution. Every healthcare service performed and product dispensed carries an accompanying code that must be accurately entered into a billing system. The CMC then works to ensure that invoicing is properly handled so the insurer receives a properly coded and itemized bill and so the patient is kept abreast of billing, necessary co-pays, and needed deductibles.
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South Jersey's top athlete this past year will be taking a year off. Well, sort of.
Tom Flacco, one of the most decorated quarterbacks in South Jersey history while at Eastern High School, will be donning a grayshirt this upcoming year at Western Michigan.
While many college football fans are familiar with the redshirt system, which delays the athlete's NCAA eligibility for one year, the grayshirt approach is somewhat foreign. When a player is redshirted, he is allowed to attend class and practice with the team, but cannot play in games. In Flacco's case, being grayshirted means he will not be able to enroll in class until January after the season, which means he can't practice with the squad until spring practices start in 2015.
"The gray shirt idea was brought up by Western Michigan and I really liked the idea," said Flacco. "They actually called me two weeks ago and told me that a spot opened up and that if I wanted to I could enroll in the fall. However, I like the idea of the gray shirt so much that I'm going stick with it."


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Bear River Refuge, once again, hosts Utah 2016 Junior Duck Stamp Art Competition. Each year, Utah calls for entries, from students grades K-12, as part of the Federal Junior Duck Stamp program. Entries must be ORIGINAL and will be judged on both artistic merit and scientific accuracy of native North American waterfowl. The contest serves a dual purpose, giving students a chance to use their artistic talents at the same time they learn about wildlife and conservation. The art competition is open to public, private and home-schooled Utah students.
Entries must be postmarked by March 15, 2016. Entry guidelines, including dimension requirements, native North American waterfowl list, and an entry form can be downloaded from http://www.fws.gov/juniorduck/ or call Kathi Stopher at 435-734-6438. You may also email to firstname.lastname@example.com OR come in to pick up entry forms and the WATERFOWL CURRICULUM GUIDE. For inspiration, see entries from Federal Duck Stamp Contest 2015. https://www.flickr.com/photos/usfwshq/sets/72157652007419625
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BIG CONGRATULATIONS to Bradley Gray, who was awarded Third Place in the National Junior Duck Stamp Contest! Bradley, 16, of North Ogden, Utah, took the state's Best of Show for his depiction of Green-winged Teal. His work titled, "Sunset Serenity" was composed with mixed media. At the Utah judging, the panel of judges noted Bradley's use of lighting and creative composition that gave it the "WOW" factor. For this achievement, Brad will receive a $200 award from the National Junior Duck Stamp office.
Junior Duck Stamp judges and officials wish Bradley all the best in future art endeavors and thank all the artists who entered this year's contest. Service Director Dan Ashe said, "I congratulate our winning artists and all the talented young people who participate in the Junior Duck Stamp Conservation and Design Program each year...After 22 years, the Junior Duck Stamp Program remains one of the Services' hallmark efforts to connect youth with nature and inspire budding wildlife artists."
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Saute the fresh asparagus and smoked sausage on medium heat until the asparagus is tender, about 10-15 minutes. I've found I didn't need to add any oil with the sausage.
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Psy at Harvard: My Lyrics Don't Matter
Pop sensation Psy visited Harvard University to discuss his career and his time in Boston.
Harvard hasn't played host to "so cool" an event (their words) since 1838 when Ralph Waldo Emerson delivered an "unorthodox lecture."
That was, until Korean pop star Psy showed up to talk about his career and viral music video.
"Psy at Harvard, now how cool is that?" said Carter J. Eckert, Yoon Se Young Professor of Korean History, donning a pair of sunglasses before introducing Psy to students from Harvard University's Korea Institute on Thursday. "[Korean] Pop is as much a part of the modern Korean history that I teach as it is about the government and democratization."
The "Gangnam Style" star spoke to more than 1,000 attendees at the school's Memorial Church, where they got to personally engage with him during a question and answer session. The occasion marked 14 years since Psy returned to the area, where he was once a student. "This is really weird isn't it?," Psy said to the audience. "After 14 years, who knew I [would come] back to make a speech at Harvard? Isn't life beautiful?"
Alexander Zahlten, Assistant Professor of East Asian Languages and Civilizations, introduced and commended Psy for using the Internet to break through the noise online and become an international household name for "Gangnam Style" and accompanying dance moves. Psy's video was the first to have more than one billion views on YouTube.
"It was him that had this commercial success … and since it was Psy, and he has a model and career that is not that easy to replicate in a factory type model, there are a lot of executives in Korea scratching their heads trying to figure out what to do next," he said, before side-stepping the podium to "finally introduce" the guest of honor.
Zahlten noted that you could "feel the energy in the room" as anticipation grew as eager students held out their smartphones to snap photos of Psy strutting down the carpet toward the front of the church.
During his talk, Psy, who lived in Boston from 1996 until 2000 and noted that he was "really poor" at academics at the time, focused on what his life was like prior to becoming an internet celebrity, and producing a musical dance sequence that even the President of the United States has embraced.
"I'm not here to make [an] academic or educational [speech], but to tell you about my experience. And as you all know, the past seven or eight months … it is a very special experience," he told attendees.
The Korean-born artist said family tradition usually requires the son to take over the family business, something he didn't want to do—much to his parents' disappointment. "I had to find a way to avoid the comment telling me [I have to take over the business]," he said. "I started to explain to them I wanted to be a bigger person, and I wanted to be a better person … I [wanted] to study abroad."
Once he graduated from high school, Psy applied to Boston University, and came to the U.S. to attend the School of Management. But when he got here, he didn't know "how to say a single word in English" except for "taxi," "bus," and "diamond."
"We all know that kind of word," said Psy, before talking about his run-in with a stomach bug that left him with diarrhea and led to an awkward conversation with a CVS clerk on his second day in the country. "I learned English by that [experience]."
After giving students some background into how his YouTube video went from just a few views to setting records, constantly getting Tweeted by celebrities like Britney Spears and rapper T-Payne, a modest Psy, who hardly removed his sunglasses, discussed the phenomenon of people sharing his music, but not knowing what the lyrics meant.
"Isn't that amazing? I mean, you don't know the lyrics, or a single word of Korean, but I'm so glad, because when I do the performance, the crowd doesn't know what the lyrics [are] about. But they look so happy," he said. "There was something beyond the language. Something beyond language is music. Music makes everyone united … I think it's fun. All the people around the world, we like fun."
He said people chose him as a "product" not because he is handsome or muscular, but merely because he offered them "fun."
Before his speech, Psy had the chance to walk around the campus, where he met with Drew Faust, the University's President.
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With tonight's other updates, FarmVille added a few more limited edition island Tiki themed decorations. The Tiki Bridge, Active Volcano and Tiki Surfboard can be purchased in the FarmVille Market during the next 8 days only.
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If, like me, you've always found ping pong a little lacking in flashing lights, Pingtime, an augmented reality project created for the 2013 Rokolectiv Festival in Bucharest, may just take your fancy. Conceived by Sergiu Doroftei, the arts project augments an ordinary table tennis table with projections and sounds by equipping the paddles with sensors and using an infrared camera to track the ball.
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We knew this was coming. The Justice Department has begun a formal antitrust investigation into the search advertising agreement recently announced between Google and Yahoo. But other internet companies will be required to provide documents, according to the Washington Post. The move is thought to indicate a closer scrutiny than originally expected.
Lawyers told the Post that the demand for documents from other companies suggest that Google-Yahoo deal will be reviewed by those higher up in the antitrust division of the DOJ.
Still, the investigation should come as no surprise. When Yahoo was running a test of Google's ads back in April, the Justice Department investigated. However, they were notified of the test ahead of time.


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Pizza delivery man mugged after flat
A Papa John's Pizza employee was mugged Thursday evening after he stopped to change a flat tire on his car.
Threat, assault sends teen to youth center
A 13-year-old girl was arrested Wednesday after she allegedly threatened to kill her mother at their Old Hull Road residence, Athens-Clarke police said.
Burglar makes off with guns, valuables
The offices of Safety Services of Georgia, 985 W. Broad St., were burglarized between 4 p.m. Tuesday and 8:45 a.m. Wednesday and two shotguns, two rifles, a revolver, computer equipment, camera and compact disc player with a total value of $5,850 were stolen, Athens-Clarke police said.
Athens woman charged with feticide
WRENS - Four months after causing a head-on collision that took the life of an unborn child, an Athens woman now faces three misdemeanor charges.
Woman arrested on drug charges
Winder police arrested a 39-year-old woman for drug possession after stopping her Thursday morning for an expired license plate.
Police keep returning to boarding house
At least four times since early November, Athens-Clarke County police have gone to a Stephens Street boarding house in response to reports of fighting, according to police reports.
Ingram pick saves Sooners
SAN DIEGO - It was a sight incredibly familiar to San Diego fans - a quarterback named Leaf throwing an interception.
Lorello shines in Mountaineers' defensive scheme
ATLANTA - Call Mike Lorello nuts, but even one of West Virginia's top defensive players wasn't sure if he could cut it in Division I football.
Seminoles linebacker suspended
HOLLYWOOD, Fla. - Florida State's leading tackler was suspended by the team and questioned by police Thursday after a 19-year-old woman accused him of sexually assaulting her.
Down pat
ATLANTA - Right about now, Georgia wouldn't mind one bit if Pat White had jumped for that six-figure contract offer from the Anaheim Angels.
Victory is music to Cavs' ears
NASHVILLE, Tenn. - Virginia had a distracting December with four coaches departing for new jobs. Marques Hagans and his fellow Cavaliers got their focus back in the Music City Bowl.
Thompson has will to thrill in clutch
ATLANTA - Will Thompson has one more game to go at Georgia. It's a good thing for the Bulldogs that it's another postseason game indoors.
D.J. Shockley ends career beloved by Bulldog Nation
ATLANTA - D.J. Shockley waited four years for his one season as Georgia's starting quarterback. He is ending it with others now waiting on him.
LSU, Miami meet in a peach of a game
ATLANTA - The Peach Bowl has its first matchup of top 10 teams with No. 9 Miami and No. 10 LSU, but those are not the only gaudy rankings on display in the Georgia Dome tonight.
UCLA rallies, finishes day with sunny outlook
EL PASO, Texas - Brandon Breazell put the perfect wild finish on a wacky Sun Bowl. Twice, in fact.
Smith lifts Missouri past USC
SHREVEPORT, La. - As Brad Smith goes, so goes Missouri. South Carolina knew that and the game plan of keeping Smith in check worked great - for a half, anyway.
A stinging conclusion to Jackets' campaign
ATLANTA - The latest of Georgia Tech's four straight seven-win seasons under coach Chan Gailey has left a more bitter aftertaste than the others.
Hurricanes no problem for Tigers
ATLANTA - Matt Flynn did so well in his first start, the Peach Bowl turned into 60 minutes of fun for No. 10 LSU.
Huskers will always remember the Alamo
SAN ANTONIO - The Nebraska Cornhuskers gave Bill Callahan a celebratory shower on the sideline and reveled in their Alamo Bowl victory as the final seconds ticked off the clock.
Notebook: Georgia can learn from its archrival
ATLANTA - Georgia coaches have talked to their players about not overlooking West Virginia, a 61/2 point underdog to the Bulldogs.
Utes earn TKO of Jackets
SAN FRANCISCO - Utah's Eric Weddle noticed something about the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets during the Emerald Bowl festivities this week.
Johnston: Bulldogs fish for fun at aquarium
ATLANTA - D.J. Shockley took a few steps, looked at the large glass window and slowly moved his head from side to side, as in disbelief.
Smith, Mizzou stun USC
SHREVEPORT, La. - As Brad Smith goes, so goes Missouri. South Carolina knew that and the game plan of keeping Smith in check worked great - for a half, anyway.
Bernie Webb: Proving evolution is impossible task
Steven Sacco's explanations of the difference between hypothesis and theory are greatly appreciated (Column, "Judge right in turning back 'intelligent design' teaching in class," Dec. 28). His illustration, using gravity as an example, was excellent. As he notes, "theories come with proof." Gravity is testable, observable, repeatable, predictable, consistent, and therefore, acceptable as fact.
Letters to the Editor
EDITOR'S NOTE: The "Letters" section of today's editorial page features writers whose letters were not selected for publication when they were originally submitted, but that nonetheless express interesting viewpoints in unique ways. They are offered on the last day of the year for your entertainment. Writers are identified by initials only, but their letters, including their full names, are on file at the Athens Banner-Herald.
John English: Richt's modesty is a sign of greatness
I guess you measure the potential for greatness one day at a time, but the Athens Banner-Herald's coverage of University of Georgia head football coach Mark Richt uncovers a quality of greatness - genuine modesty. We all want to create our heroes, and the true heroes keep beating us back by insisting they are regular people. In fact, some are even embarrassed to be who they are, or at the very least, who they are perceived to be by the rest of us. They are just doing the job to the best of their ability, which just happens to be better than most.
Jim Ponsoldt: Press should stand up to Bush administration
Growing up in a Republican family during the 1950s and 1960s, I understood the Republican Party to stand, more than anything else, for individual liberty, individual responsibility and honesty in government. Obviously, that was long ago.
Benevento-Russo Duo is still searching for the 'great accident'
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. - This is a town built on chance, and that suits Marco Benevento and Joe Russo just fine.
Rockin' in the New Year
New Year's Eve is the biggest party night of the year, and television is among the most youth-obsessed media, so guess who will be the top hosts this weekend when the ball drops in Times Square?
Destroying the Christmas evidence
Not everybody procrastinates at the foot of a browning Christmas tree. Amber Jaynes watched one guy collar the chore like a cowboy with a lasso.
Today in history
Today is Saturday, Dec. 31, the 365th and final day of 2005.
Today in history
Today is Friday, Dec. 30, the 364th day of 2005. There is one day left in the year.
Trash it? Save it? Buy it!
Facing a closet full of 2005 styles and not sure what to do about it?
Henning: Hardy ferns bring softness to landscape
Every year, Keep Athens-Clarke County Beautiful hosts a Christmas Tree Recycling event to encourage folks to get their trees chipped up into mulch. The best part about the chipper program is that everyone who turns in a tree for recycling receives a free tree seedling. This year as I was making my annual trip to the attic to stow away all our Christmas decorations, I was viciously attacked by a pair of Boston ferns.
Schools, government sponsor Freedom Breakfast
The University of Georgia and Athens-Clarke County government and school district will host the third annual "Freedom Breakfast" in observance of the Martin Luther King Jr. national holiday. The breakfast is scheduled for 7:30 a.m. Jan. 13 in Georgia Hall at the Tate Student Center on the UGA campus. Damon Evans, UGA's director of athletics, will be the keynote speaker and four recipients of the "Fulfilling the Dream" award will be presented.
Cottingham: Acanthus is rare but rugged
December flew by as I redecorated a bathroom, prepared for Christmas and went to parties. I wandered around the garden right before a Christmas trip, wishing I could spend a few sunny winter days in the garden.
Shooting red
Red. A three-letter, one-syllable word. It is so simple and yet so powerful. It's one of three primary colors capable of forming any other color. The word itself denotes emotions, politics, college affiliations, holidays, foods, emergencies and more. That's a lot for such a small word. These are just a few photographs depicting the color in everyday life.
Caine: Make room in your wallet
Christians have just finished celebrating the birth of Jesus in a season often marked with rancor. Many angry Christians have spent time, money, energy and effort attempting to "defend" Christmas against those they fear have secularized the season and removed Christ from Christmas. In an amazing irony, the "defenders" of the faith vowed only to shop at those stores that advertised "Christmas" and not "Holiday" sales! Call me crazy, but I don't think Jesus is pleased with how we've used our resources during his birthday season.
Clark to appear without wheelchair on Rockin' Eve
Dick Clark, who suffered a stroke last December, won't be in a wheelchair when he appears on ABC's "New Year's Rockin' Eve," says co-host Ryan Seacrest.
U.S. album sales drop while downloads soar
U.S. album sales were down about 7 percent as 2005 drew to a close, but the budding market for music downloads, which more than doubled over last year, helped narrow the revenue gap, according to figures released Wednesday.
Dogs in the zone with new defense
Less than a week before the Sugar Bowl, Georgia's basketball team took a page from West Virginia's playbook to beat Clemson 72-69 on Wednesday.
Country showing AIDS epidemic can be treated
GABORONE, Botswana - Catherine already had buried two sisters because of AIDS when she was diagnosed with the dreaded disease. After doctors broke the news, she stopped eating.
Economy favoring those seeking jobs and buying homes
WASHINGTON - A cooling housing market may put buyers in the driver's seat while an improving job market could give workers and jobseekers more leverage, economists say.
Indonesian troops begin final pullout in peace deal
LHOKSEUMAWE, Indonesia - Indonesia started the final phase of a troop reduction in tsunami-ravaged Aceh province on Thursday, a key step in a peace agreement with separatist rebels that was propelled forward by the disaster one year ago.
Coal removed, but road still blocked
Railroad crews removed coal from one of two partially overturned rail cars Friday but East Broad Street remained blocked Friday evening.
Dog pack slaughters zoo animals
A pack of dogs decimated an Oconee County petting zoo, killing all but three of the animals that have drawn countless students on field trips and other children to Washington Farms for more than a decade.
Fund pitches in for grandmother's groceries
Joan was in the process of gaining custody of her three grandchildren who were living with her, but she was having trouble putting food on the table for the four of them.
International assessment team to review Iraqi elections
BAGHDAD, Iraq - An international team agreed Thursday to review Iraq's parliamentary elections, a decision lauded by Sunni Arab and secular Shiite groups who have staged repeated protests around Iraq complaining of widespread fraud and intimidation.
For police, a historic rise in rank
History was made at the Athens-Clarke Police Department Friday when Melanie Rutledge was promoted to captain, making her the highest-ranking woman officer in the department's history.
Group's local chapters announce drop-offs for trees
The annual Clean and Beautiful Commission event that bookends the Christmas season, Bring One for the Chipper, is scheduled for Jan. 7, but organizers admit they don't expect many people to wait that long.
Probation in hit and run
A University of Georgia junior was sentenced Friday to serve three years of probation for a hit-and-run collision that killed a 19-year-old skateboarder in Athens' Five Points neighborhood in September.
Clinton impeachment a textbook case
WASHINGTON - The impeachment of former President Clinton is in a gray area of history, too long ago to be a current event, too recent to be judged in perspective.
Rear View 2005: A look back
Athens and it's neighboring communities rode the wave of national and international news in 2005, fighting two wars, lamenting the loss of a local military base and welcoming refugees from three states away.
Two suspected Taliban bombers killed in blast
KANDAHAR, Afghanistan - Two suspected Taliban suicide bombers died Thursday when explosives they were strapping to their bodies exploded prematurely in southern Afghanistan, officials said.
Fires still flaring in dry areas
CROSS PLAINS, Texas - Gov. Rick Perry toured this wildfire-ravaged town Thursday and urged counties to prohibit fireworks around the New Year's holiday, warning "the state of Texas is a tinderbox."
Train jumps track
A University of Georgia-bound coal train derailed Thursday morning at a grade crossing on East Broad Street, closing until at least today the newly-reopened street.
Rules put together for tourists in space
WASHINGTON - Thinking of spending that next vacation on the moon or Mars or circling the Earth? Before liftoff, there's a list of things the would-be "space flight participant" should know.
Georgia man charged with Katrina fraud
ALBANY - Federal authorities have arrested a Georgia man for allegedly trying to collect disaster assistance payments intended for workers disrupted by Hurricane Katrina.
State's financial report released in record time
ATLANTA - The state's auditing department released Georgia's 2005 financial report on Thursday, months quicker than its ever been completed since government money-minders began assembling the document in 1991.
Turned in by his sons, robber given 40 years
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. - A family man once regarded as a pillar of the community was sentenced to 40 years in prison Thursday for a string of bank robberies after being turned in by his own sons, who recognized him in a surveillance photo.
PETA issues an 'Action Alert' against solicitor
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals issued an Action Alert Thursday urging animal rights activists to contact the Jackson County State Court solicitor who dropped animal cruelty charges against five men charged in an Arcade cockfighting ring.
Indians can reclaim rock in Scouts deal
MONTVILLE, Conn. - The biggest boulder in New England - a spot used for dirt-bike riding and Boy Scout camping trips - may soon return to its ages-old function as the site of Indian tribal councils.
Child's medical bills leave mother in bind
Michelle fell behind on her rent because one of her four children had been sick.
After '05, greater interest foreseen in Lebanon psychics
BEIRUT, Lebanon - When psychics and astrologers jostle for air time on Dec. 31 to tell TV viewers what to expect in 2006, skeptics may be tempted to switch channels. But, after last year's predictions, many will think twice.
A look back: Best of the 2005 Blotter
Every Athens Banner-Herald reporter and editor contributes to the blotter, which covers events as tragic as fatal car crashes and as light-hearted as some of these - some of the strangest blotter articles from 2005:
A look back: Notable deaths of 2005
Athens lost dozens of notable citizens this year - elected officials who spent their lives in public service, professors renowned in their fields and young soldiers who had volunteered for their country.
Suicide attack kills 3 at checkpoint
TULKAREM, West Bank - A Palestinian suicide bomber blew himself up Thursday, killing an Israeli army officer and two other Palestinians after Israeli soldiers ordered him to remove his overcoat at a West Bank checkpoint set up specifically to foil the attack.
Man's drowning in pool odd, but looks accidental
State and local investigators continue to investigate the unusual death of an Oglethorpe County man found drowned in his swimming pool on Christmas Eve.
Big spending, big talking lead police to heist suspects
Splurging on new cars, throwing around wads of cash and bragging about their big haul apparently brought down an Athens group accused of robbing more than $200,000 from an armored car last year outside a west Athens bank.
More findings of faking by stem-cell researcher
SEOUL, South Korea - An already disgraced scientist lied about all of the stem cell lines he claimed were matched to different patients through cloning, investigating researchers said in a new jolt to the shattered reputation of Hwang Woo-suk.
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Latina will make history on newscast
On Jan. 2, ABC will make history.
Coming full circle with the character of Eugene McCarthy
I find that as I grow older, some events, large or small, can trigger unexpected poignancy - a song popular in my younger days, a Christmas card from a long-lost high school friend, the death of a cherished friend or family member, or the loss of an icon of my generation. The Dec. 10 death of Eugene McCarthy, who succumbed to Parkinson's disease at age 89, was one of those moments.
Time to reflect on the progress made in 2005
The closing days of the year provide an opportunity for reflection on what happened in the preceding 12 months. With that in mind, the Athens Banner-Herald today takes a look at how the community has handled issues the newspaper identified in the opening days of the year as areas that needed some attention. Here's our take on how those issues fared in 2005:
In news, 2005 will be reflected on as the Year of the Clueless
I have no clue how people are going to react to me. This is one of the main reasons I'm a bad dancer, driver and sex partner. Despite what Marvin Gaye might claim, you get a surprisingly negative reaction when you shake a woman at 4 a.m., yell "wake up" four times and suggest making love. No part of that is at all healing for anybody.
Cedar Shoals races to tourney victory
MADISON - After watching The First Academy defeat Stockbridge in the first round of the Sweet South Classic Wednesday night, Cedar Shoals associate coach Lenny Williams knew what the Jaguars had to do to earn a victory against the Florida school in the second round.
Anderson, Oconee break Jefferson jinx
WATKINSVILLE - Ty Anderson enjoyed Oconee County's third meeting this season with Jefferson a lot more than the previous two.
Saints marching back to Louisiana
SAN ANTONIO - The New Orleans Saints will return to Louisiana in 2006, that much seems certain. Exactly when and where they will play games gets a little fuzzier.
Vick hates playing the spoiler role
FLOWERY BRANCH - Michael Vick never considered that the season could unravel so completely for the Atlanta Falcons.
Bryant suspended for two games for elbow
NEW YORK - The NBA suspended Kobe Bryant for two games without pay Friday for elbowing Memphis forward Mike Miller in the throat during the Los Angeles Lakers's 101-99 loss on Wednesday. Bryant was called for a flagrant foul with 8:24 to play for elbowing Miller. He is scheduled to serve his suspension Sunday, when the Lakers host Utah, and Tuesday, when Los Angeles plays at the Jazz.
Marlins sign former Atlanta infielder
The Florida Marlins signed infielder Wes Helms and catcher Miguel Olivo to one-year contracts Friday.
New Jersey fends off Hawks
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. - Vince Carter scored 37 points and reserve guard Jacque Vaughn had six late in the fourth quarter as the New Jersey Nets beat the Atlanta Hawks 99-91 Friday night for their eighth straight victory.
Former Georgia high school coach dies
PEROTE, Ala. - Graham Hixon, one of the winningest high school coaches in Georgia history, died Wednesday at his home in Alabama.
Dungy back in the saddle
INDIANAPOLIS - Tony Dungy hugged his players, his assistant coaches and thanked the public for its support after returning to Indianapolis on Thursday. Then he went right back to work.
Pistons too much for Heat
AUBURN HILLS, Mich. - The Detroit Pistons showed the Miami Heat that their many moves might not make a difference.
Clarence Harris
Clarence Harris of Watkinsville is a bishop, a schoolteacher, a researcher, an author, a publisher, a producer, a travel agent, an international speaker, and a minister to pastors, but most importantly, a husband and father to his six children.
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Chambers buries Lady Skyhawks
MARTIN, Tenn., - Cori Chambers scored a career-high 29 points and Sherill Baker tied Teresa Edwards' Lady Bulldog career record for steals as No. 17 Georgia defeated Tennessee-Martin 81-47 on Friday night.
Georgia mauls Memphis
MEMPHIS, Tenn. - Sherill Baker scored 25 points and Tasha Humphrey added 23 to lead No. 17 Georgia to a 97-44 victory over Memphis on Thursday night.
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After having a huge success with the 2015 GSI College Showcase, with over 200 teams and over 229 college coaches overseeing the games, GSI is proud to announce the 2016 Summer College Showcase Tournament which will be held at the world class Swope Soccer Village in Kansas City, MO!
This is an invitational showcase for young men and women soccer players who want to play at the college level. More than 400 collegiate coaches from Divisions I, II, III, NAIA, and NJCAA are invited to scout players.
This will be the 7th Annual GSI Summer College Showcase held at the first class Swope Soccer Village in Kansas City, MO. The showcase promises to bring the best Boys and Girls U15-U19 players throughout the Midwest. All who participate will demonstrate their talents and abilities to men's and women's college coaches from Arkansas, Colorado, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas and Wisconsin.
NOTE: Teams would still sign up as the 2015-16 season for the GSI Summer Showcase; we accept new and old player cards to play.
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Laramie - The riches gushing into the University of Wyoming and the state's seven community colleges are enough to incite awe, if not flat-out jealousy, among higher education leaders in Colorado.
An endowment swelling to half a billion dollars - pumped up with the state's mineral taxes - will send every Wyoming high school graduate with decent grades to college.
Plus, the university will have millions of dollars to lure top researchers to this quiet town on the plains.
"We're going to go hunting for the best faculty minds in the country, if not the world," UW president Tom Buchanan said.
The state Legislature also handed the university more than $12.1 million last session to start a college of energy resources, which UW leaders hope will thrust the institution to international prominence.
Meanwhile in Colorado, college presidents are battling one another for stretched-thin state funds and facing a growing concern that standout faculty will leave for other schools.
When UW's president attended a scholarship picnic with some of his Colorado counterparts recently, one of them told him, "We're trying really hard to feel good for you."
Wyoming provides more state funding per college student - $12,354 - than any other state in the country. Colorado ranks third from last, with $3,360 a student, according to the National Center for Higher Education Management Systems.
The ample state funding has kept tuition so low in Wyoming that Colorado residents can go to UW for less than the University of Colorado at Boulder and for just $200 more per year than Colorado State University.
That's a selling point not lost on UW, which has opened a recruiting office in Denver. UW had 1,107 Colorado students - about 10 percent of the student body - last year, up from 802 in 2001.
Wyoming's recruiting efforts are driven in part by the fact that the state's annual high school graduating class is fewer than 6,000 and dwindling, said Noah Buckley, interim admissions director.
Some high school graduates are forgoing college for $60,000 jobs in the drilling fields.
Colorado students are drawn to UW when they hear about low tuition and small classes. After that, recruiters work to counter the perception that Laramie is windy, cold and desolate.
"The trick for us is to get students from Colorado Springs and Denver and Fort Collins up for a visit - the border of northern Colorado is sort of the edge of the world," president Buchanan said. "They don't think they are going to find as nice a place as they do."
The vast majority of the time, UW officials say, those who make the two-hour drive from Denver to Laramie end up enrolling, pleasantly surprised when the yellow grasslands outside Cheyenne give way to granite formations and even small mountains.
"I kind of liked that it was in the middle of nowhere," said Mary Hill, who visited on a blustery day in February.
A few hundred of Hill's Cherry Creek High School classmates are going to CU, one reason she's headed to Wyoming this fall.
"I wanted something that was completely different and all my own," she said.
CSU, a longtime rival, now in the Mountain West Conference, has noticed Wyoming is a bigger player these days in the competition for students.
CSU is "certainly not losing the battle at this point," said president Larry Penley, adding that the governor of Wyoming sent two kids to CSU.
Still, Penley is envious of the fellow land-grant university's means to hire "great faculty, to really provide access to students in a way that we all wish for in Colorado."
UW also is emerging as a tougher competitor for federal money. The university and the state are vying with CU to work on one of the world's fastest computers from the National Center for Atmospheric Research.
"In years past, you wouldn't have necessarily thought of Wyoming as being a competitor in that area," CU president Hank Brown said. "All of a sudden, they've come up with huge funding that makes them a real competitor."
Wyoming's strategy has been to take advantage of these high- rolling times when royalties from coal, methane and oil production are booming, then stow away the wealth to sustain the economy for the long haul.
The state budget for the K-12 system has burst to more than a $1 billion. New gymnasiums, stadiums and classrooms are rising up across the state.
The Laramie campus also is exploding with prosperity, with $200 million in construction projects planned - from the $16 million razing and rebuilding of the anthropology building to the stone amphitheater on the edge of Prexy's Pasture, the grassy heart of campus where students once tied up their horses.
The new Wyoming Technology Business Center near campus is an incubator for startup companies born from university research, said Phill Harris, vice president for administration.
Colorado's four public universities, five four-year colleges and more than a dozen two-year schools will split $52.8 million for construction this year.
Wyoming's mineral boom, building momentum the past five years, follows a decade when UW had no money for new construction and faculty salaries were below market rates.
A few years ago, the attitude of Wyoming lawmakers was "What can we do to get by, and, UW, can you get by with this?" said Rick Miller, the university's vice president for government, community and legal affairs.
Now they are asking, "What about the future? Are there opportunities to diversify the economy? What's the role of higher education?"
Those are concerns Colorado university presidents and some state lawmakers have too, but there hasn't been much money to address them.
"Now we're being seen as a state that just doesn't care about higher education," said Rep. Jack Pommer, D-Boulder. "I'm really envious of Wyoming because I think they are really doing the right thing."
If Colorado raised its relatively low severance tax - levied by states on the amount of oil, gas or oil extracted - it would reap more benefits from the oil and gas boom, he said.
"We're using up the natural resources we have in Colorado; they'll never be replaced - and what are we going to have to show for it?" Pommer said.
Wyoming lawmakers expect the higher-education endowment - $400 million for the scholarship program and $105 million for faculty enrichment - will be in the bank in two years.
The money will generate revenue in perpetuity, with the interest - estimated at almost $23 million a year - going to UW and community colleges.
"We needed to invest our money in what was going to carry us through the next bust," said Mike Massie, a state senator from Laramie. "We immediately thought of education."
Wyoming now funds 44 percent of UW's budget. CU will get 8.9 percent of its funding from the state this year, while CSU will get 15.8 percent.
Wyoming is about the only place in the nation where the state is pumping adequate money into higher education, said Dennis Jones, president of the National Center for Higher Education Management Systems.
But unless Wyoming diversifies its economy, it will remain a net exporter of graduates, many of whom find jobs along the Front Range. About 13,500 UW alumni are living in Colorado, according to a UW estimate.
"They get educated in Wyoming, and they turn around and work in Fort Collins anyway," Jones said. "If you can't keep them in Wyoming after you paid for their education, what does it matter?"
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1. took note of the five recommendations and one declaration forwarded by the Standing Committee of the Convention on the Conservation of European Wildlife and Natural Habitats, pursuant to Article 15 of the Convention;
2. agreed to transmit them to the governments of the Contracting Parties concerned;
Regarding Recommendation No. 111 (2004) of the Standing Committee on the proposed navigable waterway through the Bystroe estuary (Danube Delta, Ukraine)
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