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Reede Gray Elementary and Redwood Valley Middle schools are participating in National Walk and Bike to School Day this Wednesday. Students who walk or bike to school that day will receive a prize, with an additional drawing for other prizes. The school that has the highest percentage of participation will also receive an award from the Bicycle Alliance of Minnesota, with a special presentation by the "losing" school principal as well. All are encouraged to take part this...
After 58 years, the Minnesota Inventors Congress (MIC) Board of Directors has announced that it will cease operations of its programs.
Sheena Crow, 32, of the Lower Sioux Community passed away Wednesday, September 30, 2015 at her home after a lengthy battle with cancer.
Brad Keselowski Racing driver Austin Theriault was transported to University Medical Center in Las Vegas during the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series race at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.
Tim Kaeding came from 14th to win the final National Sprint League event of the 2015 season in convincing fashion on Saturday night at I-80 Speedway. The series also crowned its first champion in Danny Lasoski.
John Wes Townley scored his first career NASCAR Camping World Truck Series win in Saturday night's Rhino Linings 350 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.
After walking into the house from a long day at work, you can't even begin to think about the mess that lies before you.
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Columbia River Gorge Blog
One of the Best Hikes to See Fall Colors in the State of Washington
Fall is a favorite time for hikers to hit the trails to discover the fabulous fall colors of the Columbia River Gorge, near Portland, Oregon. The City of Stevenson, Washington recently published an awesome article about the wonderful Fall colors that hikers can experience from The Cape Horn Trail, in the Columbia River Gorge, that we wanted to share with you.
The Cape Horn Trail is one of the newest hiking trails in Skamania County, featuring gorgeous views, rocky crags, streams, two waterfalls and fabulous fall colors. The entire loop is made up of two segments separated by Highway 14. The upper trail climbs from the trailhead, reaching a 1,300-foot high point along Pioneer Ridge and at the Nancy Russell Viewpoint. Both offer outstanding views of trees changing color all the way down the gorge.
The trail then descends, passing beneath the highway just west of Cape Horn, a gorge landmark noted by the Lewis and Clark Expedition. The lower section takes you down to bluffs that overlook the Columbia River and passes beneath a waterfall. This portion of the trail has an annual closure for peregrine falcon nesting, from February 1 through July 15. The seven-mile hike climbs 1,200 feet in elevation, so it is not for the novice. Bring a positive attitude, lots of water and don't forget your camera!
To reach the trailhead you can take the Skamania County Public Transit from Stevenson to the Salmon Falls Road Park and Ride which is where the hike starts from.
Find the transit schedule or more information on the Cape Horn Trail online.
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Walk With Me by Michael Abels (1962-). For Gospel Soloist, SAT Choir & Orchestra (Gospel soloist (mezzo or baritone); SAT choir; 2(1).2.2.2 - 188.8.131.52 - timpani, 3 percussion, piano, opt guitar, electric bass, drums, strings). Choral, sacred. Study Score. Composed 1991-2. Duration 5'. Published by Subito Music Corporation (SU.90110180). A powerful, medium tempo arrangement of this magical spiritual.
Instruments: Choir, Piano Accompaniment, Bass Guitar, Percussion, Timpani, Drums, Vocal, Piano, Piano and Keyboard, Guitar
Genres: Classical
By Chuck Sher. For bass guitar. A complete method book, over 200 pages, filled with information and exercises on all aspects of bass playing, for both acoustic and electric bass.. Method. Published by Sher Music Company
Instruments: Bass Guitar, Guitar
Here's an inspiring patriotic number ideal for any age choir. The march-like tempo drives the melody, and the text is crystal clear: "America, we will always stand up for you." The optional SoundPax parts (brass quartet and snare drum) are easy to add and sound great...or use the SoundTrax cassette. Another strong choral work by Jerry Estes. InstruPax includes: director's score, 2 trumpets, trombone, bass trombone/tuba, percussion.
Instruments: Choir, Trumpet, Trombone, Bass Guitar, Percussion, Snare Drum, Tuba, Brass, Other, Vocal, Guitar, Drums
(band woodwind or less)Solo: flute; clarinet; alto saxophone; tenor saxophone; trumpet; trombone; tuba Woodwind choirTitle: Jesus Loves MeKey: Bb, Eb, F F, CMeter: 4-4 4-4, 6-8, 3-4Time: 2'45" 3'00"Level: 3Form: Rondo Song (ternary)Comments: Full score for the woodwind section of the Concert Band. Can be used with flute; clarinet I / II; alto saxophone and one bass line instrument. Much cross - cueing.Songs included: Jesus Loves Me; Praise Him All Ye Little Children; Jesus Loves The Little Children JESUS LOVES ME Jesus Loves Me
Instruments: Choir, Flute, Clarinet, Trumpet, Trombone, Bass Guitar, Tuba, Vocal, Woodwinds, Brass, Guitar
Mark Hanson's focused method includes an instructional and accompaniment CD, 14 solos, and measure-by-measure instruction. It also features standard notation and tablature, tunes and exercises played at slow and performance speed, and detailed, thorough instruction for numerous different styles and techniques. Topics covered include: hand position
Instruments: Guitar, Bass Guitar
Instruments: Piano, Bass Guitar, Piano and Keyboard, Guitar
Choral Instrumental Pak, Sheet Music Package Download, Rhythm. This really cooks! Vocal jazz hits over a walking bass line, a swingin' ensemble scat chorus and a hot combo orchestration make this arrangement of the Frank Loesser standard a definite winner! Duration: ca. 2:15. Arranger: Kirby Shaw. Composer: Frank Loesser. Writer: Frank Loesser; Kirby Shaw.
Instruments: Choir, Vocal, Bass Guitar, Guitar
Instrumentation: Snare Drums, Quad-toms, Four Bass Drums, Cymbals with optional mallets and/or xylophone. THREE CADENCES: 1. Dufi's Lemming Dance, 2. Pita Crypt, 3. Lou Guy Avec Ailes.
Instruments: Bass Guitar, Percussion, Drums, Snare Drum, Cymbal, Guitar
Instrumentation: Snare Drums, Tri-Toms, Two Bass Drums (playable by one player), Cymbals, with optional bells and/or xylophone. FIVE CADENCES: 1. Two Left Feet, 2. Charge, 3. Get a Grip, 4. Impact, 5. In the Groove.
Instruments: Bass Guitar, Percussion, Drums, Snare Drum, Bells, Cymbal, Guitar
Instrumentation: Snare Drums, Quad-toms, Four Bass Drums, Cymbals with optional mallets and/or xylophone plus auxiliary percussion. FOUR CADENCES: 1. Funky Fives, 2. Barking Spiders, 3. A.C., 4. Stick up.
Instruments: Bass Guitar, Percussion, Drums, Snare Drum, Cymbal, Guitar
It has hints of Africa, as well as the Caribbean. Certainly, Bethlehem Hallelu has its roots in the African Diaspora. It's rhythmic and melodic, in a walking tempo wich anchors the piece as it builds through several rising modulations. A part for two drums is included in the publication and Jay Althouse lists no less than eight performances options in his Performance Notes, including voices with drum and bass. Tailor it to your needs and the talents of your students, or use the "world music" SoundTrax CD.
Instruments: Choir, Bass Guitar, Drums, Vocal, Guitar, Percussion
The ability to read, play, and make a convincing, consistent groove in a sixteenth note rhythm is one of the more formidable challenges facing a contemporary rhythm section player. This book attempts to address that challenge by supplying chord progressions with different syncopated rhythmic patterns. Practice of these exercises will lead to an understanding of the style, and ability to execute the rhythms common to funk. Comping Styles for Bass is a collection of 36 different progressions with both guitar and bass parts written out, so a bass player can see what the guitar is doing and also get used to reading bass parts in a funk style. It includes a CD which demonstrates the progressions in a trio setting of guitar, bass, and drums. It is a useful tool for learning to interact with a rhythm section.
Instruments: Guitar, Bass Guitar, Drums, Percussion
Choral Instrumental Pak, Sheet Music Package Download, Rhythm. Opening with bright bell tones, this Johnny Mercer/Jerome Kern standard moves into a laid back verse with interesting interplay between the vocals and the band. The walking bass at the end of the verse leads into a modulation featuring a group scat section and additional optional solos before a recap of the verse and a solid ending to the tune. Excellent for building style and skill! Duration: ca. 2:35. Arranger: Paris Rutherford. Composer: Jerome Kern; Johnny Mercer. Writer: Jerome Kern; Johnny Mercer; Paris Rutherford.
Instruments: Choir, Vocal, Bass Guitar, Guitar
Musicianship for the Contemporary Bassist (The Ultimate Guide To Music For Blues, Rock, And Jazz Bas
Finally, all the essential musicianship training today's bass player needs is now included under one cover. This easy-to-use, step-by-step method combines music theory, ear training, sight-reading and fretboard knowledge to prepare musicians to play bass in any musical style. Beginning with a review of the fretboard and reading standard music notation in the bass clef, lessons progress in a logical order through scales, intervals, chords, and progressions including tritone substitutions, secondary chords and modulations. Includes 40 worksheets and ear-training quizzes along with a correlating CD. Musicianship for the Contemporary Bassist is the ultimate, must-own resource for the advancing bassist.
Instruments: Guitar, Bass Guitar
For 6 horns, 4 trumpets, 3 trombones, tuba, timpani (2 players) and percussion: snare drum, tenor drum, bass drum, cymbal, sus cymbal, chimes. Parts.
Instruments: Horn, Trumpet, Trombone, Bass Guitar, Percussion, Timpani, Snare Drum, Tuba, Brass, Cymbal, Guitar, Drums
For flute, oboe, harpsichord, 2 violins, cello and double bass.
Instruments: Flute, Oboe, Violin, Cello, Harp, Bass Guitar, Woodwinds, Strings, Guitar
For clarinet, trumpet, timpani, piano, violin, viola and double bass.
Instruments: Piano, Clarinet, Violin, Viola, Trumpet, Bass Guitar, Timpani, Piano and Keyboard, Woodwinds, Strings, Brass, Guitar, Percussion
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Instruments: Piano, Clarinet, Bass Guitar, Piano and Keyboard, Woodwinds, Guitar
Donald Moore gives new energy to a traditional American spiritual by adding new words and contemporary musical sensibilities. Each time the chorus returns it is more embellished until reaching its ultimate "rock out" potential. The bass section gets some great moments in the SATB and SAB voicings, and Part II isn't left out in the 2-part. Optional SoundTrax CD and SoundPax parts that really deliver the goods.
Instruments: Choir, Bass Guitar, Vocal, Guitar
This spectacular new offering from John Leavitt combines 'O Come, All Ye Faithful,' 'Angels We Have Heard on High,' and 'Joy to the World' in a medley that is at home with church, school or community choirs. The optional percussion and string bass add even more excitement to the performance. The keyboard may be played by either piano or organ, and a separate accompaniment (GSTC9702) is available for organ performance.
Instruments: Choir, Piano, Organ, Bass Guitar, Percussion, Vocal, Piano and Keyboard, Guitar
Highly regarded as a bass innovator, Victor Wooten has made a name for himself laying down the low-end for both B
Instruments: Bass Guitar, Guitar
Exact bass transcriptions for all of Robert Trujillo's wicked licks from this smash hit CD. Includes artist-approved notes & tab for the hit single The Day That Never Comes and 9 more: All Nightmare Long
Instruments: Bass Guitar, Guitar
Darmon Meader (of New York Voices fame) adds his vocal jazz touch to Duke Ellington's classic. The lazy, medium swing tempo is just right, and the full-sounding piano accompaniment supports the voices. Add a jazz trio (piano, bass, drums) with the SoundPax.
Instruments: Choir, Vocal, Piano, Piano Accompaniment, Bass Guitar, Drums, Piano and Keyboard, Guitar, Percussion
The psalmist says, "Praise the Lord! Praise the Lord from the Heavens, praise Him in the heights above!" Accompanied by percussion and left hand piano or bass, this spiritual setting of Psalm 148 is infectiously fun. Appropriate for church or school, it also features an accompaniment track.
Instruments: Choir, Piano, Bass Guitar, Percussion, Vocal, Piano and Keyboard, Guitar


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Scottsdale, AZ (SportsNetwork.com) - Christian Colon picked up the game
deciding RBI in the top of the ninth inning to push the Kansas City Royals to
a 6-5 decision over the Arizona Diamondbacks in spring training action.
Mike Moustakas hit a three-run home run while going 2-for-3 with four runs
batted in and Pedro Ciriaco knocked in a run for the Royals. James Shields
threw three scoreless innings and struck out three, while only surrendering
one hit.
Eric Chavez, Mark Trumbo, Tony Campana and Didi Gregorius each picked up an
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22 U.S. Code § 2796d - Loan of materials, supplies, and equipment for research and development purposes
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(1) Except as provided in subsection (c) of this section, the Secretary of Defense may loan to a country that is a NATO or major non-NATO ally materials, supplies, or equipment for the purpose of carrying out a program of cooperative research, development, testing, or evaluation. The Secretary may accept as a loan or a gift from a country that is a NATO or major non-NATO ally materials, supplies, or equipment for such purpose.
(2) Each loan or gift transaction entered into by the Secretary under this section shall be provided for under the terms of a written agreement between the Secretary and the country concerned.
(3) A program of testing or evaluation for which the Secretary may loan materials, supplies, or equipment under this section includes a program of testing or evaluation conducted solely for the purpose of standardization, interchangeability, or technical evaluation if the country to which the materials, supplies, or equipment are loaned agrees to provide the results of the testing or evaluation to the United States without charge.
(b) Reimbursement of consumed materials, etc.
The materials, supplies, or equipment loaned to a country under this section may be expended or otherwise consumed in connection with any testing or evaluation program without a requirement for reimbursement of the United States if the Secretary—
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(c) Prohibitions
The Secretary of Defense may not loan to a country under this section any material if the material is a strategic and critical material and if, at the time the loan is to be made, the quantity of the material in the National Defense Stockpile (provided for under section 98b of title 50) is less than the quantity of such material to be stockpiled, as determined by the President under section 98b (a) of title 50.
Source(Pub. L. 90–629, ch. 6, § 65, as added Pub. L. 100–456, div. A, title X, § 1003(a),Sept. 29, 1988, 102 Stat. 2038; amended Pub. L. 102–25, title VII, § 705(d)(2),Apr. 6, 1991, 105 Stat. 120; Pub. L. 104–164, title I, § 147(a)(3)(B),July 21, 1996, 110 Stat. 1435.)
1996—Subsec. (d). Pub. L. 104–164struck out "or major non-NATO" after "NATO" and "or a foreign country other than a member nation of NATO designated as a major non-NATO ally under section 2350a (i)(3) of title 10" after "(other than the United States)".
1991—Subsec. (d). Pub. L. 102–25substituted "section 2350a (i)(3) of title 10" for "section 2767a of this title".
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Josie Thomas optimistic based on her CBS experience
By Charles Hallman
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The number of women in leadership positions virtually has not changed since 2009, says a Women's Media Center study on females in the media (see "Black women hammering at media's glass ceiling: Mainstream offers them 'dismal' opportunities," April 4, MSR). However, a top CBS female executive says the numbers are improving. CBS Senior Vice President and Chief Diversity Officer Josie Thomas was the featured speaker April 2 at University of Minnesota School of Journalism and Mass Communications Spring Forum. She has held several management-level positions at CBS since 1995, and since being named to her present position last year, Thomas directly reports to network President and CEO Leslie Moonves. "I think there have been some notable strides" in media diversity, especially Black women as leaders, said Thomas in an interview with the MSR. "You have an Oprah Winfrey… You have a media mogul at that level and the people she probably mentored in her career. Continue Reading →


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The Guerrilla Box is Guerrilla Painter's most popular pochade, crafted of strong, rugged, oiled basswood laminate with stainless steel screws and aluminum hardware. Offering more than 80% of the storage capacity of a traditional French easel, it's ideal for most plein air work and supports more accessories than any other Guerrilla Painter Pochade.
Most artists find that they can transport everything they need inside the spacious compartments — from paints and pastels to brushes, palettes, and mediums. It holds up to four wet panels in the lid or one wet stretched ¾" canvas, and it accommodates all
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(WUSA) -- Due to power outages, the following locations are closed Tuesday, July 3rd:
TUESDAY, July 3rd Closures:
All DC Public Schools Remain Closed
Adams School 2020 19th Street NW
Aiton Elementary 533 48th Place NE
Anacostia High 1601 16th Street SW
Ballou High 3401 4th Street SE
Beers Elementary 3600 Alabama Avenue SE
Browne Middle 4800 Meade Street NE
Burroughs Elementary/Middle 1820 Monroe Street NE
Burrville Elementary 801 Division Avenue NE
Dunbar High 1301 New Jersey Avenue NE
Easton Middle 1800 Constitution Avenue NE
Eaton Elementary 3301 Lowel Street NW
Eliot Hine Middle 1830 Constitution Avenue NE
Ellington High 1698 35th Street NW
Evans Charter 5600 East Capitol Street NE
Ferebee-Hope Elementary 3999 8th Street SE
Garfield Elementary 2435 Alabama Avenue SE
Garrison Elementary1200 S Street NW
Hamilton Special Education 1401 Brentwood Parkway NE
Harris Middle School 1819 35th Street NW
Hearst Elementary 3950 37th Street NE
Johnson Middle 1400 Bruce Place SE
Lafayette Elementary 5701 Broad Branch Road NW
The Lab School of Washington, D.C. (due to no power )
Randle Highlands Elementary 1650 30th Street SE
Savoy Elementary/Middle 2400 Shannon Place SE
Spingarn High 2500 Benning Road NE
Stanton Elementary 2701 Naylor Road SE
Walker Jones Elementary 1125 G Street NE
Winston Elementary/Middle 3100 Erie Street SE
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All programs and activities in MCPS buildings are CANCELLED on Tuesday, including MCPS program such as high school summer school and Extended School Year programs, and ommunity activities in school buildings, such as day care centers, camps and recreation programs, and evening activities.
Administrative offices are also closed on Tuesday. Only designated staff will be required to report to work on Tuesday.
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Viewing 1 to 4 (4 Total)Turntable and modular roundhouse on CUUSOO
Steve Jackson
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Created by Rasmus Fachmann. Very nice. Matt Sailors built a wonderful turntable, and I know he's working on a bigger one. I wonder how similar the solutions here are? Fachmann used an M-Motor and controls track lineup by running slowly enough that the operator can stop it. ISTR that Matt used a servo motor.
( Edit: Here's a longer presentation: http://thebrickblogger.com/2013/01/lego-cuusoo-lego-train-turntable-and-roundhouse/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+thebrickblogger+%28TheBrickBlogger%29 )
The modular design of the roundhouse is prototypical. I like it!
But I'd build it in Dark Red, not Red :)
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re: Turntable and modular roundhouse on CUUSOO
I love that design. I've been attempting to build a roundhouse for years, but I always end up scrapping it. My last version was in dark-tan. Seeing this one, I'm inspired to give it another shot.
Steve Jackson
Total Posts: 13
re: Turntable and modular roundhouse on CUUSOO
Matt says no, he didn't use a servo motor - he also used the prototypical "It runs slow, so position it by eye" system.
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I can't believe the turntable and roundhouse hasn't reached the 10,000 votes yet, it is absolutely fantastic.


text: What does a pirate do with his swabbies on the first day of first grade? And will they find treasure? Salty pirate talk and watercolor-style illustrations guide the reader through the day's adventures. For lubbers not familiar with pirate vocabulary, a glossary is provided at the end of this sea-inspired story.


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In this Transformers 4 Optimus Prime Prestige Costume for Boys, you will be ready to fight off the Decepticons as they try and destroy the universe. Included in this set is a red, blue, and silver coated poly jumpsuit with sublimination and built out details. The flame images near the shoulders resemble the decals seen on Optimus Prime in the Transformers series. Also included are Optimus Prime gloves and a soft character headpiece with a detachable faceplate. This headpiece matches the jumpsuit perfectly and contains eye cut-outs that allow for easy vision. With his faction of transforming robots from the planet Cyberton, Prime constantly disrupts the plans of the Decepticons as they try and invade the universe with their evil ways. Use this costume to transform yourself into this Autobot and keep the Earth a safe living habitat.
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September 2013 Agenda
Approval of Incoming Restricted Funds (Grants and Contract Education)
Approval of Outgoing Restricted Funds (Grants and Contract Education)
Approval of Contracts for Expenditures from Unrestricted Funds
Authorization for one (1) contract modification totaling $8000 for special services contracts and construction contracts
Authorization for two (2) new construction related service contracts that are not more than $60,000. Contracts not subject to the formal bidding requirements of the Public Contract Code
Annual maintenance service activity for Information Technology Services at a total cost not to exceed $29,000 for fiscal year 2013-2014
Authorization to contract with Lilien LLC for HP Storage Area Network (SAN) expansion and related services for Information Technology Services at a total cost not to exceed $60,000 for fiscal year 2013-2014
Procurement of Equipment, Supplies and Services, Etc., less than $3000
Procurement of Equipment, Supplies and Services, Etc., more than or equal to $3000
Acceptance of Gifts/Donations
Disposal of Equipment
Acceptance of Employee Resignations or Resignation with the Intent to Retire
Academic Employees (Faculty) Credit Program/Non-Credit Program, District Funded City College of San Francisco Temporary Hourly Assignments Academic Employees: General Fund, Unrestricted
Academic Employees (Faculty) Credit Program/Non-Credit Program, City College of San Francisco Temporary Hourly Assignments – Academic Employees
Public Notice of Initial Proposals of the San Francisco Community College District ("District") for a Successor Collective Bargaining Agreement between the District and Department Chairperson Council
Appointment- Non-Educational Administrator Vice Chancellor Finance and Administration
Appointment- Educational Administrator
Dean Matriculation and Counseling Services
Appointment- Educational Administrator
Director of Student Health
Appointment- Non-Educational Administrator
Director of Communications and Marketing
Appointment- Educational Administrator
Vice Chancellor Academic Affairs
Authorization to contract with IntelliResponse, to give immediate automated answers to natural language questions posed on CCSF's website from September 30, 2013 to September 30, 2014 for a total contract cost not to exceed $40,000
Accreditation Update: Accreditation Liaison Office Gohar Momjian
The College continues to promote that CCSF is open and accredited and is working very closely with the State Chancellor's Office and Special Trustee Dr. Robert Agrella to meet the accreditation standards and keep the college open. The College is working diligently to make significant progress on its accreditation action plans to address deficiencies noted by the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges (ACCJC). These action plans are updated on a weekly basis in the CCSF Forward website, www.ccsfforward.com
The CCSF Forward website is dedicated to keeping the college community, the public, policy makers, and media informed about accreditation issues. The Roadmap on the website outlines the specific steps that must be taken to bring the college into compliance with the accreditation commission's standards. Below is a short description of the progress that has been made in various areas.
ACCJC Standard I Institutional Mission and Effectiveness
-Moving forward into the second cycle of our integrated planning system
-Implementing program review improvements
-Conducting a review of CCSF's mission and vision statements
ACCJC Standard II Student Learning Programs and Services
-Assessment work continuing on Student Learning Outcomes, Institutional Learning
Outcomes, Administrative Unit Outcomes, and General Education Outcomes
-New one-stop enrollment and retention approach implemented in August by
reassigning counseling and classified staff hours
-Reorganization of counseling services under one program
-Contract with a firm to administer a student payment program that will recoup past
unpaid student fees
ACCJC Standard III Resources
-Ongoing hiring processes to fill administrative positions (Chancellor, VC of
Finance/Administration, Chief Technology Officer, General Counsel, several School
Dean and Center Dean positions)
-With help from the San Francisco Mayor's Office, CCSF has hired a director of
payroll, four payroll clerks and has on loan an internal auditor
-Recruitment is under way for a new chief financial officer, general counsel, controller,
and chief technology officer
-Complete technology assessment by Ellucian underway
ACCJC Standard IV Leadership and Governance
-Screening and selection of a new permanent Chancellor underway
-Participatory operational guidelines reviewed
-Special Trustee appointed
Per ACCJC's Policy on the Review of Commission Actions, the College requested a review of the July 3, 2013 decision by the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges (ACCJC) to terminate accreditation, effective July 2014. The review and appeal process could take many months, and the College will remain open and accredited during this process. The College is also working on providing more detail to its March 15, 2013 Closure Report which was required by ACCJC in the event that the ACCJC decision is upheld. The Closure Report will outline in more detail how City College will assist students continue their educational pathways, a plan for employees, disposition of assets, and storage of student records. The plan goes into effect only if the termination decision is upheld. The College must remain focused on completing its action plans, meeting improvement objectives, and making as much progress as possible in order for any decision to be reconsidered in the future. Every individual has a role to play:
· All members of the San Francisco community can help – Tell everyone you know that the College is open, accredited and enrolling students! Take a class, enroll at www.ccsf.edu
· Administrators, faculty, and staff
o Support your unit to meet improvement objectives – these are in your program reviews and also part of the Show Cause action plans; active support and cooperation to complete these items are needed
o Participate in program review and the improvement process for student outcomes
§ Find and bookmark your departmental or unit web page, get involved in the data and assessment process, actively work to make it better.
§ Instructional Departments: Kick that old course outline to the curb. If you are teaching from an outline more than 6 years old, volunteer to update the outline!
§ Instructional Departments: If applicable, participate in the Fall 2013 coordinated assessment of Institutional Learning Outcome (ILO) 1: Critical Thinking and Information Competency.
§ Attend Academic Senate SLO Committee meetings to help develop ongoing processes for sustainability and authenticity and help the College meet the standards.
o Visit www.ccsf.edu/slo and stay informed with best practices, and participate in the assessment dialogue
o Participate in various governance committees
o Voice your commitment to meet accreditation standards
Accreditation information is updated and posted on www.CCSFForward.com
Monthly Financial Report: Vice Chancellor of Finance and Administration Peter Goldstein
In accordance with state requirements, a public hearing on the Proposed Final Budget was conducted on the Ocean Campus on August 27th. Approximately fifty people attended this session. The Proposed Final Budget was then submitted to the Special Trustee on September 11th for adoption. The final budget book is on the college web site and can be accessed at the following link:
The State Chancellor's Office continues to work with the state Department of Finance to determine the final deficit coefficient for all community college districts for fiscal year 2012-13, San Francisco City College District is using -1% as a placeholder until the final amount is determined.
The College's CFO and accounting staff are working with the independent auditors from Vavrinek Trine, Day and Co., LLP to ensure an on-time audit report prior to the end of the calendar year.
Policy Additions – to fulfill legal requirements the following policies are being added to
the City College of San Francisco Policies and Procedures:
· Parking BP 7.40
· Reporting of Crimes BP 2.12
· Time Warning and Emergency Notification BP 2.13
1st Reading
RECOMMENDATION: That the Special Trustee conduct a first reading of this set of policies and provide direction for any modifications to be incorporated before the second reading.
Policy Amendment - BP 1.00 - Vision and Mission Statement
A college-wide email was sent on August 22 with a link for providing input during the annual review of the vision and mission statements. Individual responses were collected through September 3. Approximately 1,200 employees and students responded. Results are being reviewed through Participatory Governance and shared college-wide. http://www.ccsf.edu/NEW/en/employee-services/research-planning-and-grants/College_indices0.html
1st Reading
RECOMMENDATION: That the Special Trustee conduct a first reading of a first reading of its annual review of Board Policy 1.00 - Vision and Mission Statement and provide direction for any modifications to be incorporated before the second reading.
CCSF Technology Plan
Technology planning is an integral part of the College's overall planning process. This coordination ensures that decisions about expending financial, human, and other resources on the acquisition and use of technology are consistent with the larger goals of the College. Using the College's program review process, technology needs will be identified and prioritized against available resources and institutional priorities for the long term.
CCSF's technology plan is a dynamic roadmap that follows from the Strategic Plan to further define the direction that the College needs to take to support its Mission. This alignment begins with guiding principles and a vision for CCSF educational and information technology and is part of a continuous improvement process to adapt to technological changes and allocate resources based on prioritized program needs for educational excellence. The plan and principles focus on information technology. Other highly particularized technologies (e.g., medical equipment for health programs, airplanes for aeronautics program) are not within the scope of this plan.
The link below gives you access to the Technology Plan under consideration for adoption, as well as an outline of the College's discussion process:
www.ccsf.edu/BOT/2013/September Regular/Technology Plan - Additional Context - 2013.pdf
RECOMMENDATION: That the Special Trustee approve the adoption of the CCSF 2013-2015 Technology Plan.
Fred Teti, Academic Senate President:
The College community had a very productive day on Friday, August 30. On that day, Community College League President Scott Lay and State Academic Senate President Beth Smith spent six hours at CCSF presenting to us on governance, Title 5, program review, and institutional planning and effectiveness. They shared their opinions of how we've progressed since last year and gave examples of best practices at other colleges and at the State level. We hope that acting on their recommendations will help CCSF in addressing our accreditation issues.
The Senate's Executive Council had its annual Retreat and Orientation at Gough Street on August 28. We studied parliamentary procedure, the Brown Act, our own constitution and bylaws, and many District documents. Knowledge and skills gained from the retreat will help us engage in meaningful deliberation and make decisions that promote the common good of the District and our students.
There was exemplary, meaningful deliberation at the September 4 Council meeting. Many agenda items attracted a lot of attention from the faculty. I was pleased to see so many people attend our meeting. (If only we received that much attention regularly!) Despite whatever temptations there might have been to be disruptive, all present conducted themselves decorously and contributed well-considered, relevant pieces to the dialogue. I felt very proud of my colleagues after that meeting. A bit shaky, too, but mostly proud.
As I type this (Monday, September 16), we are preparing diligently for our big accreditation Flex day tomorrow, Tuesday, September 17. Our SLO coordinators have done a superhuman job of putting together the day's schedule, arranging for speakers and presenters, and even adding an evening session at the last minute. On behalf of all the faculty, I applaud the SLO coordinators and the fruits of their labors.


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Check stations will change for 2011-12 waterfowl hunt
It's hard to think about donning long johns, thick camo and raingear this time of year, when the temperature is back and forth around 100 degrees. And yes, it's still some months away until the state's waterfowl season opens.
Right now, anybody hunting waterfowl will have their decoys and heavy clothes stored away. Occasionally, thoughts may drift to when they'll be hunkered down in blinds or tulles, talking up a storm on the caller, being absolutely thrilled seeing ducks or geese with their feet down coming in for a landing.
Not everybody can afford the many private clubs in the north state, and I fall into that category. Finding any open lands to hunt waterfowl, without paying heavy annual fees, is becoming scarce.
That leaves state or federal wildlife refuges in the north state, such as Gray Lodge, Delevan and Sacramento. In fact, it was at Gray Lodge with my dad where I dropped my first duck in the late 1950s.
If you've been to a Type-A Wildlife Area, you need to be informed about changes this hunt year so you can plan in advance.
For example, Type-A areas no longer will sell passes or license items on site. That can be done at the Department of Fish and Game's License and Revenue Branch in Natomas or on its website.
One-day passes — formerly available only at waterfowl check stations — two-day and season passes and stamps now must be purchased from DFG license agents or through the DFG's new Automated License Data System before the shoot day.
Daily hunting permits won't be issued at any Type-A Wildlife Area without proof of a pre-paid one-day, two-day or season pass for the 2011-12 season.
Type-B Wildlife Areas will still require proof of a season pass for issuance of a daily hunting permit.
Current fishing
Fort Bragg: I recently received an e-mail from my favorite party boat skipper — Pat and Karen Heaviside of the BRAGG-N — about a real lunker of a salmon caught there. The 11-year-old boy wasn't identified, but the picture I received speaks for itself. The lad landed a 48-pound king salmon. A smaller salmon that was caught and would be revered by any angler looked like a minnow alongside the 48-pounder.
At Fort Bragg, they're having good days and not-so-good days. That's the nature of saltwater fishing. But, you're not going to have any chance of putting a fresh Chinook salmon on the table if you don't go.
New Melones: It's a wide-open kokanee salmon bite with many anglers limiting within an hour. The whole boatload will catch fish that quick. Most of the little salmon are hitting 14-16 inches. Hoochies and spinners are doing the attracting.
Just be sure to tip the hook with a couple kernels of white, shoepeg corn.
San Francisco Bay: Live bait trips out of the ports generally tend to be potluck trips. That means they'll go for anything that will chomp on the hook. Halibut hasn't been red hot, but they'll get a few; the striper bite isn't hot, but they'll get a couple; and they may head the boat outside the Golden Gate and bottom fish for rock cod. You'll come home with something.
Keep a close watch on the bay bite. It should be just a couple weeks until the infamous hot striper bite takes off in the suds line around Pacifica, where the action is nothing short of red-hot.
Folsom Lake: The North Fork has been the place to be to find bass. Remember, anglers would appreciate your recognizing the 5-mph speed limit.
Plastics work well, especially around the submerged trees with many bass hitting three pounds. If you hit the main body of the lake, you'll need to be there really early or late afternoons to avoid the non-fishing, water-recreating traffic.
Delta: It's that time of year, when the evenings are dictating short sleeves and you should head to the hundreds of miles of waterways that make up the Delta region. Most water is reachable by boat and a large part by vehicle. The main bite right now is catfish, but you can also get into a good topwater bass bite.
Any stinky stuff will attract a kitty fish bite. Just remember, if you're out early, in the late afternoon or at night, have plenty of mosquito repellant with a high concentration of the ingredient DEET.
Eagle Lake: Limits are the rule, but with the warming weather, you have to get out early. Tim Noxon, a guide on the lake, strongly recommends being in your preferred fishing spot by 5 a.m. Trollers are still doing best on the west side of the lake south of Pelican Point and working south, down to Wildcat Point, hauling your gear in 8-12 feet of water and your downrigger set to 5-6 feet or one to 1½ colors of lead core. Watermelon grubs are doing well, but so will a Sure Catch lure called a Red Dog or a threaded night crawler. If you're not on the water too early, troll between Shrimp Island and Wildcat Point, where the water can get to 50 feet deep. Set your gear to run 6-20 feet down.
In the same area, but where the water is 10 feet down, you can cut your boat motor, anchor or drift and hang a night crawler under a bobber and do well.
Frenchman Reservoir: Finally, the lake is full. Now that the holiday is over, those who want to basically only fish a lake can do well on 'bows to 16 inches. From shore, Turkey and Crystal Points have been the best areas to set up with eggs, crawlers and Power Bait. Trollers are hauling Needlefish and Sockeye Slammers, down 20 feet.
Jackson Meadows: The Forest Service hasn't officially opened the lake, but unofficially, some four-wheel-drive rigs plowed through the snow and made it there. No word on how they did fishing. It might be anywhere from two to four weeks before snow melts enough for the lake to officially open, even with the heat.
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By Martin Fowlie, Fri, 30/12/2011 - 18:36
There had been no confirmed field observations of Timor Bush-warbler Bradypterus timorensis since two specimens were collected on Mount Mutis, West Timor, in 1932. A paper published online in BirdLife's journal, Bird Conservation International (BCI) [1], reports the rediscovery of the Timor Bush-warbler in Timor-Leste (East Timor) in 2009, prompted by the discovery of a previously unknown population of bush-warbler on the island of Alor, Indonesia, to the north. Timor Bush-warbler was first recognised as a full species in 2000, when along with Russet Bush-warbler B. mandelli and Java Bush-warbler B. montis it was split from Benguet Bush-warbler B. seebohmi. The authors of the BCI paper assign all these species to the genus Locustella. On Alor, at least 13 male bush warblers were heard singing from shrub and grass beneath woodland and forest edge at 859–1,250 m. On Timor, at least 40 males were heard from tall grassland at 1,720–2,100 m. The songs are loud and can be readily heard from at least 100 m. However, the birds on both islands were skulking and hard to observe, even while singing. Brief direct views on Alor noted a large, buff-brown, long-tailed bush-warbler. Birds were observed to walk or scurry, mouse-like, on the ground on thin shrub and grass stems. Although they can fly, they do so rarely and probably mostly under cover. There were substantial differences in habitat use by bush-warblers on Alor and on Timor, presumably resulting from island-specific differences in habitat availability, elevation and land-use pressure. High grazing pressure and repeated fires ensure that there is little or no suitable habitat over much of Timor's montane habitat, except on steep slopes. There are few known threats to bush-warbler habitat on Alor, but ongoing assessments are needed. Timor Bush-warbler is considered Near Threatened by BirdLife on behalf of the IUCN Red List, but will now require re-evaluation. The Alor population is currently well isolated from Timor (c.100 km between sites), and these islands have never been connected. The populations have little chance of interbreeding and the authors of the BCI paper say they should be considered as independent, evolutionarily significant units. Further field surveys are needed on both Timor and Alor to capture birds, clarify taxonomic relationships using molecular approaches, and further define habitat use and conservation status. [1] Rediscovery of the Timor Bush Warbler Locustella timorensis on Alor and Timor, Wallacea: clarifying taxonomic affinities, defining habitat and survey recommendations COLIN R. TRAINOR, PHILIPPE VERBELEN and SERGE HOSTE
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Anyway of getting the pdf copy?
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Martin, do any conservation/bird groups exist in East Timor?
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Theres a few keen students at local universities, including at least one thesis/report on waders and waterbirds at a couple of wetlands near Dili. Since 2002 BirdLife International-Asia Programme has supported field surveys of key sites which has involved collaboration with local Govt (Environment and also Forestry Depts). Some of the staff have been quite keen to learn field survey techniques, ID birds and other wildlife, and document the biodiversity of key sites. A few staff were already very knowledgeable, with extensive field experience, and already knew the local names of most of the larger birds. Birdlife supported projects included the IBA program, and the production of a Field Guide to the Birds of Timor-Leste.......


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Suspect Daniel Baker, 30, will return to court Friday. Baker is charged with first-degree murder for the death of 21-year-old Nicholas Carpenter in Pueblo back in April.
Baker claims self-defense in Carpenter's death, telling police he was helping a friend move out of her home when the friend's boyfriend showed up. That boyfriend and two companions--Carpenter being one--began fighting with him, kicking and punching him in the head, according to Baker, who said he pulled out a weapon to protect himself.
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"Winning isn't everything, it's the only thing."
Bring the fight, take down Kansas, and shock the world!
Kansas Must Be Destroyed
Sic Semper Jayhawks
Myself in the foot? Oh wait, saw that.
My neice hit four buckets from as far out as DG missed tonight, with more people on her Saturday. She's 9.
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The only answer to "who/what is GeronimusClone?" is in fact "GeronimousClone". You're like The Todd on Scrubs.
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GC, he's obviously all man. And I don't think Ellen would go *****, even for GC...
going to go puke now.
Absolutely **** poor basketball. Wow.
Is it just me or does Courtney Cox look younger (and better) now than 10 years ago?
Not a good showing
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Bring the fight, take down Kansas, and shock the world!
Absolutely! They fought hard, even if they did lose focus at times. They should become a tight knit group through the rest of the season. I saw a lot that I liked today, but obviously, there are some things to work on.
woulda, shoulda, coulda, didn't
I sure as heck hope that our players and coaches don't take solace in the late come back. We lost the game early because we weren't tough enough to play with the passion necessary to win on the road. The effort was poor and they better not spin it as anything other than a poor effort.
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must be good dope in Jamaica.
"Has Paul Rhoads run out of gas? Is this the year we lay an egg?" 5/18/2012 5:52 A.M.
I'm glad they didn't give up when they got down by 15. This is a game that we need to win. This conf. is tough and need all the wins we can get.
Same old Iowa State, same mistakes, same result. Frustrating.
I think its total garbage that Colvin is playing key minutes late in the game. What a joke.
very good effort at the end
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Shepparton District Car Club had its opening event of the year on the weekend.ESTELLE GRIEPINK March 6, 2014 5:23am
Members of Shepparton District Car Club had clouds of dirt billowing into the air as they tested their driving skills during the weekend's autocross event at Mooroopna.
Club president Charlie Brown said the khanacross was the club's opening event for the year.
Mr Brown said the focus of the 28-competitor event had been the club's seven junior members, aged between 13 and 16.
''That's what we like to promote and the improvement in the juniors from last year to this year has just been exceptional,'' he said.
''They like driving and it's an excellent opportunity to learn car control before they actually get their L-plates.''
Mr Brown said the club already had several events planned for the year, including another khanacross this month.
''It's just a great, fun day. Our club is noted for a very laidback, fun attitude,'' he said.
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A truck on the Hume Fwy near Benalla is still causing traffic delays.
A bold, gold prediction
After building his form in a consistent effort during the past 12 months, Mulwala double trap shooter James Willett has staked his claim on possible Olympic gold after taking out the ISSF World Cup last week.
Respected Aboriginal elder dies
The Aboriginal and wider community is mourning the death of revered Bangerang Aboriginal elder, Uncle John ''Sandy'' Atkinson.
Rita's final wish delivers a musical legacy to ERH
PALLIATIVE care patients are being comforted by the soft and tranquil sounds of a harp, thanks to a dying woman's legacy.
Ticket selling is now in with the mail
ROCHESTER V/Line travellers can now buy tickets in their home town again.
Thieves nick charity tin
Lions Club charity money was stolen from a Kyabram barbershop Tuesday morning.
Lions lick wounds
Seymour suffers disappointing loss to Euroa
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- "A brother might stab you in the back, a woman certainly will, but a bike will never let you down."
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Jonathan "Johnny" Klebitz is a character in the GTA IV Era, who appears as a supporting character in Grand Theft Auto IV and in The Ballad of Gay Tony and the protagonist of The Lost and Damned. While he was the leader of The Lost MC, before Billy Grey was reinstated after being released from rehab, Klebitz maintained a relative peace between The Lost and the gang's rivals, The Angels of Death. As of 2008, Johnny is the acting president of The Lost MC, while Billy was later incarcerated. At 34, Johnny is the oldest of the Grand Theft Auto IV Era's four protagonists.
Johnny Klebitz was born in 1974 in Acter, Alderney to a Jewish family. In Off Route, Johnny steals a bus and sometimes says, "Mom always told me I'd be a bus driver.". He has an older brother, Michael Klebitz, who used to be friends with Billy Grey when Johnny was 10. Ironically, Michael is a soldier serving in Iraq, and a law-abiding citizen, and criticizes Johnny's biker lifestyle and criminal association with Billy.
Adult Life
Johnny's criminal record shows rigorous activity between 1991 and 1994, when Johnny would have been between 17 and 20. He was put in prison soon after, and had a parole violation in 2000, meaning he did up to six years. Klebitz tells a friend of Thomas Stubbs that he has not had a job since he was released from prison. One of the patches on Johnny's jacket reads "I Rode Mine Los Santos 2004". Among his many scars, it has also been implied that he is weak or even blind in one eye, when talking to Clay Simons, he says "Oh. I should use my good eye." Also, during a conversation with Billy Grey early on in The Lost and Damned, Johnny states that he weighs 230 lbs.
Johnny, unlike Billy, actually cares about business, but is quick to shut down anyone who is wrong or disobeys him. Before Jim was murdered, he seemed to care more about The Lost than many of his friends. Johnny is also much more headstrong and sensible than the other bikers.
Johnny and Ashley Butler used to date, but he ended the relationship with her due to her affair with Billy Grey, as well as her drug addiction. He still cares for her, but believes the drugs have completely taken over her life. He will still do anything to protect her, as shown when he receives a phone call from her and drops what he was doing to give her aid. Johnny also sympathizes with Roman Bellic, a stranger to him, later on in the mission "Roman's Holiday," even asking the Russians to go easy on him, though Johnny had no choice in the kidnapping.
Events of The Lost and Damned
Immediately after Billy Grey got out of rehab, he became angry with Johnny for not having his bike. Billy then started a fight with the Angels of Death to get his bike back. This creates tension, not only between the two outlaw motorcycle clubs, but also between Billy and Johnny. This tension quickly escalated into a war between The Lost and the Angels of Death.
Billy Grey threw several parties at The Lost clubhouse to celebrate his release from prison. While being visited by part-time lawyer, part-time biker, Dave Grossman, Klebitz had a sit-down with Billy and the two discussed the tension between them. When they began to start agreeing with each others' point of view, Billy was sent a text message from someone, informing of some members of The Lost being jumped by members of The Angels of Death. After rescuing the attacked Lost members, Billy was informed of the death of Jason Michaels, who was killed by an Eastern European (who was actually Niko Bellic).
Billy manipulated the situation by blaming the Angels of Death in order to rally the gang to attack their clubhouse, even after he informed other members of The Lost that it was a "Pole" or "Serb" hitman. During the attack, Billy found two duffel bags full of heroin and stole them with the intention of selling them. This created even more tension between Johnny and Billy.
Billy later called Johnny and told him to speak with Elizabeta Torres, who had found a buyer for the stolen heroin. Elizabeta informed Johnny about the deal and sent Niko Bellic and Playboy X to accompany him. The deal, however, was an undercover LCPD sting operation. After some commotion, Johnny escaped with the heroin, while Niko and Playboy X escape empty-handed.
Billy then called Johnny again and told him to meet up with Congressman Thomas Stubbs III to help him with some "dirty laundry" and other sensitive situations.
The Lost later found out that the heroin they stole from The Angels of Death originally belonged to the Triads. Billy and Brian thought that they should keep the heroin, but Johnny and Jim convinced the gang to get rid of it, due to the LCPD being onto them. The four of them went to the deal, but only Johnny and Jim went in to speak to the Triads, who immediately attacked them and stole the heroin. As Johnny and Jim escaped to a rooftop, they saw Billy crash his bike. He was then surrounded by LCPD officers, angered and screaming out that Johnny had set him up. This eventually split The Lost into two factions, one led by Johnny and one by Brian. Johnny and Jim met up with Brian at the Alderney Docks after hearing that he wanted a truce. Instead of a truce, an argument breaks out with Johnny telling Brian that Billy doesn't give a shit about the brotherhood and to get the fuck out of town and a gunfight breaks out with Johnny & Jim fighting Brian's faction.
Jim Fitzgerald later introduced Johnny to Malc and DeSean of the Uptown Riders. Once again, Johnny spoke with Elizabeta Torres and she said that she needed a job done, pairing him with his new allies Malc and DeSean. Jim later introduced Johnny to Ray Boccino, a Capo of the Pegorino Family, who directed Johnny to Brian's hideout (because Boccino believed the Lost civil war was bad for business), which resulted in a confrontation with Brian. Ray then orders him to steal diamonds from Gay Tony at a ship.
Ashley Butler pleaded for his help, saying that she was being held hostage for her debts to Dimitri Rascalov. As payment, Dimitri's men demanded that Johnny kidnap Roman Bellic for him.Later, Ray Boccino had Johnny accompany Niko Bellic to a diamond deal with the Jewish mob. Johnny, however, took off with the money after Luis Lopez ambushed the deal. Ray then kidnapped Jim in retaliation and tortured him in the basement of Drusilla's to try to get his money back, until Johnny showed up to rescue Jim. The two later escaped and Johnny called Ashley Butler to meet her at the clubhouse. Ashley told him that Boccino had her convince Johnny to work with him in the first place so Ray could use The Lost, while neglecting their pay. She also revealed that Jim Fitzgerald has been killed by one of Boccino's hitmen (who was Niko Bellic once again).
Upon this loss, Thomas Stubbs III met with Johnny at the clubhouse, and informed him that Boccino and alot of his accociates would either be dead or in jail with in a month or so, as well as of Billy Grey's plans to rat out Johnny and fellow member of The Lost, in order to be released from prison. Johnny got everyone left in the Alderney City chapter of The Lost to break into the Alderney State Correctional Facility, in order for Johnny to personally silence Billy. After escaping the prison, Johnny and the remaining members of The Lost discovered that their clubhouse had been ransacked and destroyed by Ray's goons. Johnny ordered the remains of the clubhouse to be burned down, and the surviving members of The Lost's Alderney City chapter (Acter district of Alderney City, specifically) watch it burn.
After the Events of The Lost and Damned
After the completion of the story, Johnny's life is in turmoil. Billy's betrayal has caused the Alderney chapter of The Lost to be left in ruins, with the only remaining members being Terry, Clay, Angus, and Johnny himself. Johnny stops contacting Ashley after she asks him to give her $40 which Johnny declines - as he knows its for her to buy more meth. Johnny even confess to Angus that he doesn't see any good in Ashley other than the need for her to, in his words, "fuck up everything around her." Johnny also cuts his ties with the mob and Stubbs himself, wishing him good luck in the corrupt life he leads and decides to lie low in the criminal underworld. Johnny will also keep sending money to Jim's wife and child - which was the $2 million dollars from the diamond deal ambush.
Mission appearances
- The Lost and Damned
- As the protagonist, he appears in all missions.
- The Ballad of Gay Tony
Characters murdered by Johnny Klebitz
- Ed McCornish - Murdered for blackmailing him and Jim Fitzgerald
- Jimmy Matthews - Murdered for blackmailing him and Jim Fitzgerald.
- Arthur Stubbs - Murdered on orders of Thomas Stubbs III.
- Random Biker - Murdered for becoming a part of Brian's faction.
- Brian Jeremy - Murdered for betraying Johnny, starting his own faction, and trying to kill him.
- Evan Moss - Murdered to steal the diamonds.
- Billy Grey - Murdered for attempting to turn the states against Johnny and the Lost MC.
Heinous crimes committed by Johnny
- The bombing of the Angels of Death Clubhouse.
- Stealing motorbikes belonging to the Angels of Death.
- Escaping an LCPD drug bust with a bag full of heroin.
- "Liberating" white collar-criminal's in a prison bus.
- Stealing a Slamvan full of Cocaine.
- Kidnapping Roman Bellic.
- Stealing diamonds from Evan Moss and hiding them in the trash.
LCPD Database record
Surname: Klebitz
First Name: Johnny
Age: 34
Place of Birth: Acter, Alderney
Affiliations: Member of the Alderney Chapter of the Lost Brotherhood Outlaw Motorcycle Gang.
Criminal Record:
- 1991 - Grand Theft Auto
- 1993 - Assault
- 1994 - Manslaughter
- 2000 - Parole Violation
- Believed to be the second in command of the Alderney City chapter of The Lost outlaw motorcycle club.
- Assumed control of the gang when its head, Billy Grey, was been incarcerated.
- Exact nature of the relationship between Grey and Klebitz is unknown.
- Under his command, the Lost MC has been able to co-exist with their rivals the Angels of Death in relative peace.
- Ties to known South Bohan drug dealer, Elizabeta Torres.
Johnny's jacket, like any outlaw motorcycle club member's, has a lot of patches on it. Here they are, and what they mean:
- Vice President - Showing Johnny's position within the club. This changes to "President" after This Shit's Cursed.
- TLMC - An abbreviation of the clubs name.
- White Wings - Indicates that he has given a woman a facial.
- Yellow Wings - Indicates that he has drank a woman's urine.
- Brown Wings - Indicates that he has performed oral-anal sex on a woman.
- Red Wings - Indicates that he has performed oral sex on a menstruating woman.
- I Rode Mine to Los Santos in 2004 - He, Brian and Terry are the only members who have got this patch.
- Skull - Indicates that he has killed for the club.
- 8-Ball - Indicates that he has served time for the club.
- Loyal - Indicates his loyalty to the club (during The Lost civil war).
Character trailer
- One of Johnny's patches says: "I Rode Mine to Los Santos in 2004". This means that Johnny was in San Andreas in 2004 along with Brian Jeremy and Terry Thorpe, who have the same patch. This is a reference to Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, which was released in 2004.
- If you move quickly, you can see Johnny fleeing down the staircase and out the back of the museum, when playing as Niko in GTA IV, in the mission Museum Piece. According to the storyline in the The Lost and Damned however, Niko escaped first, with Johnny following behind on the stairs, commenting on the amount of corpses left behind by Niko.
- In the mission I Luv LC, Johnny makes a cameo appearance, shown riding his bike near Luis.
- It is possible to kill Johnny in the GTA IV mission Museum Piece, by simply following him out of the east exit, he will become a random pedestrian. After this, you can kill him without failing the mission, but this does not affect the storyline.
- It is impossible to follow Johnny in The Ballad of Gay Tony mission Not So Fast, because he escapes quicker.
- Johnny's physical appearance from GTA IV to The Lost and Damned changed significantly. In GTA IV, he does not wear his black jacket with the current The Lost MC patch on the back. He, instead, wears a light colored vest with a darker The Lost MC patch on the back, and beige pants with brown Hinterland boots. His skin is paler than in the Lost and Damned, and some of his facial scars and tatoos are more visible.
- During the mission Off Route, Johnny mentions that driving the prison bus is "just like driving an eighteen wheeler", implying that he has experience driving semi-trailer trucks.
- Johnny, like Niko, Luis, and Huang Lee, has Grand Theft Auto on his criminal record.
- In the Lost Clubhouse, in the room before the computer and TV, on the left wall there is a picture of Johnny wearing his old GTA IV clothes, but with his new face texture.
- Johnny does share some similarities to John Marston, the main protagonist from another Rockstar game, Red Dead Redemption. Both have a rough voice and background, both rode in a gang and both were betrayed by their gang's leader after they had gone insane and lost their ways. It should also be noted that the antagonists of TLAD and RDR are both named William, shortened to Bill in both cases (Billy Grey and Bill Williamson). As RDR came after TLAD, it is reasonable to assume that Marston was inspired by Klebitz. Also another resemblance is that both Marston and Klebitz are called 'Johnny Boy' by other characters. They are both also weak, or even blind in one eye. Also, Johnny Klebitz and John Marston are also extremely good shooters, as implied by Lost prospects when Johnny makes headshots. They will often say "Johnny, you were always a good shot", or "Johnny, where did you learn to shoot like that?"
- It is implied that Johnny may be somewhat suicidal, as during gun battles, Johnny will yell things like "you're gonna have to kill me!", "I don't care if I die!" and "kill me already!". When crashing into cars with his bike, he will sometimes say, "damn this life!" However, such remarks are likely expressed out of frustration.
- Johnny and Brian Jeremy have matching tattoos of a demonic face on the right side of their necks, possibly implying that Johnny and Brian were somewhat closer before the events of the storyline.
- Johnny is the only GTA IV era protagonist who only speaks English. Niko speaks Serbian, Luis speaks Spanish, and Huang speaks Mandarin and Cantonese Chinese.
- Johnny is also the only protagonist in the GTA IV era, that has not had any prior experience with helicopters, as Niko flew helicopters in the war, and Luis took a course at Higgins Helitours.
- No matter how long you wait while mounted on a bike, Johnny will never put on a helmet.
- Sometimes when fighting the Angels of Death, Johnny can be heard saying "you racist pricks make me sick!", however, he calls Ray Boccino a "guinea", which is a degratory term for Italians (this is most likely said just to annoy Ray, though).
- Johnny has an earring on his left ear, which appears to be made of gold.
- While being chased on foot by police, Johnny may shout, "I'm a patriot!", which is reminiscent of true outlaw bikers, as they are known for their patriotic views.
- In the artwork below, where it shows Johnny, Brian, Jason, Clay and Jim. Johnny is holding an AKS74U or a a smaller AK-47 with a detachable stock (the part at the back) either way, this gun is never seen in-game.
- Johnny has the second least murders in the GTA IV era, with a body count of 7 (not counting optional murders).
- Johnny has a strong disliking for cars, as he is notably bad at driving them during gameplay, and he is ejected from them more often than Niko and Luis when crashing. He also refers to a car as a "cage" (like many other bike enthusiasts) when asked to steal Bryce Dawkins's Infernus and when driving Malc's Presidente or Roman's Taxi during Roman's Holiday.
- Even though Johnny never specifically states his music preference, it would seem to be Liberty Rock Radio 97.8, as this is the default radio station on his bike; this would also fit certain stereotypes of bikers.
- He shares traits with Jax Teller from the 2008 TV series Sons of Anarchy, who was also Vice-President of an Outlaw Motorcycle Club and is also one of the series protaganists. Other similiarities between Jax Teller and Johnny Klebitz are; Johnny's attempts to find a less violent way to solve problems (selling the drugs back to the Triad rather than attacking them as Billy wanted) and objecting to unnecessary violence (when Billy breaks Pretty Boy's jaw during Clean and Serene). Both Jax and Johnny somewhat grudgingly accept the leadership of their respective Presidents.
- Johnny's broken nose, scarred brow, and lack of speed while running might be the result of one serious motorcycle crash or multiple crashes, as he can sometimes be heard saying "Not this again!" or "I thought I got better!" while crashing on a bike.
- Johnny is the only character in the GTA IV Era that does not get down on his knees when getting Busted.
- Johnny, along with Claude, is an extremely dirty character. He only wears The Lost MC jacket and during his idle animations, he'll often sniff his underarms with a disgusted reaction from doing so. Stubbs himself mentioned Johnny's body odor, stating he commits a "crime against hygiene." (This can be heard during a phone call after the player finishes all of the Stubbs' Dirty Laundry side missions).
- Johnny is the only character in the GTA IV Era to not make a facial expression when being killed or being chaced by cops.
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