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Three members of the Madera City Council decided Wednesday to save $65,000 by making appointments instead of holding an election for mayor and three open council seats since all are unopposed.
Councilman Robert Poythress and Mayor Pro Tem Andy Medellin had to recuse themselves prior to the discussion and the vote because of a conflict of interest, since both would be appointed by the resolution.
Councilwoman Sally Bomprezzi moved to make the appointments instead of holding the election, and her motion was seconded by Councilman Gary Svanda. The vote passed 3-0 to appoint Robert Poythress as Madera's first "elected" mayor.
Likewise, Councilman Andy Medellin was appointed to represent council district 2; Derek Orlando Robinson, Sr. was appointed to represent district 4, and Donald E. Holley was appointed to represent district 6. The appointees will take office Dec. 5 and will serve four years...

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HideAway Country Inn, located in central Ohio near all the major Ohio cities of Cleveland, Columbus, Toledo, and just short getaway from Pennsylvania or Michigan, is proud to have a new Chef and, as well, to announce the re-branding of their restaurant and pub!
View the announcement about Chef Josh HERE, where you'll learn why he fits right into our mission of serving fresh local food from our own garden, farmer's markets, and local farms in Ohio. He's passionate about food as much as we are so your dining experience is bound to be delicious.
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New to the whole fish thing
So I have a 30g tank filled with various plants, I think there is about 13 plants in there probably 6 different kinds.
I have a Dwarf Gourami, 2 Red Minor Tetras, 2 Black Phantom Tetras, 2 Harlequin Rasboras and 2 Silver Hatchet fish.
I'd like to know what would be the best food to feed them or grow for them, I have a Chameleon and I have raised an insect colony to feed him, I was wondering if I can also do that for the fish and if so what should would be the best thing to try and grow for my fish.
I'm responding with a suggestion on your fish stocking, as there are some issues looming. Except for the gourami, all the fish are shoaling fish that live in large groups and will be much less stressed and therefore healthier if they have more of their own species to socialize and interact with in the aquarium. A minimum of six is usually considered for tetras, hatchetfish and rasbora. In a 30g tank you have room and I would certainly advise that you add 4 more of the black phantom, rasbora and hatchets if you want to keep these fish.
The red minor tetra may be a problem. Common names are next to useless with many of the tetras, as suppliers and stores often make them up. Blood characin, Blood tetra, Jewel tetra, Serpae Tetra and Red Minor Tetra are frequently used for the species Hyphessobrycon eques. If this is what you have, be warned that they can be nasty fin nippers. And keeping them in less than large groups (of 8 or more) can tend to bring out this trait even more than otherwise. We have this fish in our profiles for more info, here is the link: http://www.tropicalfishkeeping.com/p.../serpae-tetra/
In addition to adding to the other fish numbers, I would suggest exchanging the two red minor tetras. In a 30g with fewer numbers they may turn into a real terror.
I don't bother with live food, so I will leave that question for those who do. I have hatched brine shrimp and used live worms when spawning some fish, but not generally. Most prepared foods are very nutritious.
Yep, live foods are only really a necessity for the pickiest of fish, none of which you have. A staple of high-quality prepared foods (flakes, pellets, etc.) supplemented with frozen foods keeps fish healthy and happy. For frozen foods, bloodworms and brine shrimp are probably going to be the best option for the smallish fish you've got.
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5 Toxic Stocks to Sell Before Bernanke Talk Tomorrow
(CCH) has actually had a strong run in 2012, rallying more than 30% this year after a sharp pullback in 2011. Now, though a double-top is threatening to derail the uptrend that this stock's been enjoying.A double-top pattern is formed by two swing highs that come in at approximately the same price level. They're separated by a swing low that's the breakdown level for the pattern -- a move below that low triggers the sell signal in shares. For CCH, that sell signal comes on a move below $21. So far, this move has been pretty textbook -- unlike the triangle pattern, double top formations are reversal patterns. That means they're more likely to reverse the existing trend than they are to resolve in the direction price way previously moving in. If you're looking to short CCH here, this setup could have some significant downside given the rally year-to-date and the sentiment against Greek stocks. That said, there's still a lot of headline risk here -- if you decide to take this trade on the downside, I'd recommend keeping a tight stop.Coca-Cola Hellenic Bottling Co. http://i.thestreet.com/files/tsc/v2008/photos/charts/121112_chart_cch.gif Who'd have thought that a Greek stock would make our list of toxic stocks this week? Sarcasm aside, it may surprise a lot of investors to learn that Greek Coke bottler Coca-Cola Hellenic Bottling Co.
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This is the month when we celebrate birthdays and christmas, and we all know what that means, more presents for that certain person. Well, more presents and more attention. My younger brother shares the same birthday as Jackson Rathbone (Jasper Hale).
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TCL > December 2013 Issue > The Law Club, 1964–89: The Law Club Matures(?)
About the Author
Gregory Gregory B. Cairns practices workers' compensation and related employment law with Cairns & Associates, P.C. in Denver. He was president of the Law Club during 2010–11, and gratefully serves as a writer and performer in the Law Club's annual "Ethics Revues."
The Law Club, a venerable association of sometimes talented and occasionally civic-minded attorneys, celebrates its 100th anniversary on April 10, 2014. The history of this group of fun-loving lawyers is as entertaining as the elaborate stage shows and stellar speeches produced and delivered. If readers have any Law Club memorabilia to share with the Law Club Centennial Committee (photographs, programs, scripts, costumes, props), or if you were a member of the Law Club between 1940 and 1989 or know the whereabouts of such members, please contact Tom DeMarino at (303) 866-5527 or email@example.com.
During the weekend of April 25–26, 2014, the Law Club will celebrate its first 100 years by hosting a gala celebration at the Broadmoor Hotel in Colorado Springs. Scheduled activities will include reprises of some of the club's most memorable (and infamous) skits and songs, memorabilia displays, silly speeches, and assorted tomfoolery. The Law Club Green Book 1914–2013, a formal and anecdotal history of the organization, will be available for free to all who dare read it.1
In an effort to acquaint Colorado practitioners with the spirited history of a club that has been graced with the presence of so many legal luminaries over the years, The Colorado Lawyer is publishing a series of articles tracing the evolution of the organization over the last century. This article, third in the retrospective, chronicles the third twenty-five years of the organization. This era was marked by the "refinement" of "The Law Club Show," major changes in some cherished traditions (including the acceptance of women into the Law Club), and a continued commitment to educating and otherwise serving the Colorado bar.
The Law Club Show Becomes an Extravaganza
In the introduction to the 1989 edition of The Green Book, Craig Eley, who was outgoing president of the Law Club on its seventy-fifth anniversary, reflected on the development of the unique art form known as "The Law Club Show":
I do not know when the biennial Law Club shows at the [Colorado] bar convention [in Colorado Springs] got totally out of control, but by the time I began enjoying them in the mid-70's they could only be called extravaganzas. Produced by the Grievance Committee, each show strove to be more lavish, excessive and outrageous than the one before it. For some, these satirical musical reviews were the reason for the existence of the Club, and it was through enduring endless show rehearsals that many Club members got to know one another. The play was indeed the thing during this time period, and some of them were of such quality that the Club was asked to re-perform them in Denver as fund-raisers for various charities.2
The Law Club "extravaganzas" during this period lampooned international, national, and local personalities, fads, and events. The shows often used popular television shows and movies for their unifying themes or titles, as illustrated by "Seamyside Street" (1971); "Pasta—The Family News" (1973), invoking The Godfather; "Bar Wars" (1977); "Friday Night Live or Saturday Night Feasor" (1979); and "The Law Boat" (1983).3 Topics ravaged by the Club ranged from abortion to zoning. Sometimes, the topics were legal in nature, but often they were not.4
There were no sacred cows in Law Club shows.5 "Publicly pillorying the powerful" was a cherished tradition of the Law Club, and many Colorado jurists, attorneys, and politicians were as likely to be lambasted as were national or international figures. Writers of the shows, who crafted new lyrics for popular songs and narrative setups for those songs, were appropriately granted anonymity for their labors:
Future historians will have difficulty determining who wrote which Law Club show songs (not that it is likely that anyone will ever care). The Grievance Committee has always maintained a tradition of anonymity of authorship (at least in the printed program) to avoid reprisals being made against the more acid-penned of its writers.6
The shows not only were unifying events for Club members, but also served to unite those in the legal community who were not members. As Eley noted in his introduction to The Green Book, several shows were reprised to raise money for charities sponsored by or in tribute to members of the Colorado bar.7 The shows also fostered the convivial relationship between the Law Club and the Denver Bar Association (DBA):
In the early 1980's Law Club shows were opened to any member of the Denver Bar who wished to participate. This was done in recognition of the great support given by the Denver Bar Association to the shows, as well as to the fact that, since the Law Club performs at the bar convention in years during which a Denver attorney is the Colorado Bar Association president, it actually represents the entire Denver Bar Association.8
Akin to community theater productions, Law Club shows generally were well received by the audience. Even so, they were not without their embarrassing moments. For example:
It is incongruous that, with all the work that goes into producing a Law Club show, what most readily comes to mind when participants are recalling a particular show is not its successes but its mistakes. This is perhaps because moments of public embarrassment are branded on the cerebral cortex, while the memory of applause is fleeting. In the 1986 show a dozen members of the Club, backed by a full chorus, were frozen on stage for what seemed like hours when the curtain opened early, during the second act overture. In the 1981 show John Moye, playing a judge, became tangled in his own feet and fell against a borrowed American flag, snapping its pole cleanly in two. And during "Law Boat", the 1983 show, a segment of the risers collapsed, causing chorus members to step deftly from one sinking ship to, some would say, another.9
From 1964 through 1989, the Law Club staged twelve shows for the Colorado Bar Association (CBA), one show for the American Bar Association (ABA), and several reprises of certain shows for charity events.10 As far as Club historians can ascertain, no performer suffered a serious physical injury in any of those shows, but several participants may have incurred fatal blows to their Hollywood aspirations due to their performances.
Changing Traditions
The first fifty years of the Club saw the development of certain traditions, such as giving well-crafted speeches on legal topics, establishing rogue committees, migrating to new venues, recording the Club's activities in The Green Book, purchasing cigars for the membership in the event of a wedding or birth, telling (and re-telling) bawdy jokes and poems, punning, and creating mayhem in dining rooms that resulted in property damage.11 The third quarter-century saw significant changes in a few well-established traditions.
The Lunch Room Committee's Search for a Suitable Venue
The Club's Lunch Room Committee was responsible for finding places with the best food for the lowest price, and then selecting menus and otherwise running the bimonthly meetings at the selected venues. This was one of the Club's hardest-working committees, perhaps because the Club wore out its welcome in several Denver establishments.
In its first twenty-five years, the peripatetic Club migrated from the Albany Hotel to the Adams Hotel, to the University Club, to the Edelweiss Restaurant [aka Alpine Rose], and then back to the University Club. As explained in a previous article, the Club's early moves were motivated by the need for bigger space, better food, and more tolerant waitstaff.12 In its second twenty-five years, the Club held its bimonthly meetings at the University Club, Denver Dry Goods Co., Daniels & Fisher Dry Goods Co., and the Albany Hotel (again).13
The Albany Hotel was torn down, so the orphaned Club found itself during its third twenty-five years at the downtown Holiday Inn, the Denver Athletic Club, the University Club (again), the Brown Palace, and then, notoriously, at the Playboy Club on the top floor of the Warwick Hotel.14
At the latter venue, certain suspect activities were noted:
During our brief period of lunching at the Playboy Club there was a short-lived crisis. Some members reacted to the permissive atmosphere by bringing beautiful women to the lunches, and introducing them simply as "of our office," without specifying the exact nature of their duties. Fortunately that practice has stopped. Who would want to associate with the sort of woman who would want to attend a meeting of the Law Club?15
Despite—or because of—its brief history at the Playboy Club, the Law Club stayed the course at other less controversial dining rooms at the Warwick Hotel through its seventy-fifth anniversary year.16 The Playboy Club was the last place the Law Club held meetings that catered only to male members. After leaving that site, the Law Club opened its membership to women, forcing attendant changes in attitude and decorum.
The Membership Committee
The Law Club's Bylaws were amended to allow women to join the Club in 1982. Although many male members wanted to associate with the sort of woman who would be interested in attending Club meetings, the hotly debated vote led to the immediate resignation of a few members.17
Next, the Membership Committee found itself faced with the task of recruiting female members for the first time. Contrary to expectations, women did not immediately flock to the Club, perhaps hesitant because of the picaresque history of the organization. Female membership in committees and at-large gradually increased, however, and in 1988, the first woman president of the Law Club was elected.18
The Grievance Committee
Previously devoid of female talent, the Grievance Committee welcomed Felicity Hannity and Beth McCann as distaff members in 1982. Thereafter, women populated this committee, which was charged with producing the ever-popular and increasingly complicated shows. No female assumed the chair of this committee, however, until 1989.19 Since that time, a woman has been as likely to chair the committee as a man.20
Bimonthly Meetings
Despite the excitement surrounding the Law Club extravaganzas and acceptance of women to its membership, the Club never lost its focus on another cherished tradition: the delivery of exemplary addresses at its bimonthly luncheon meetings. The speeches ranged from serious ("The Country's Inflation Crisis" and "Swine Flu Litigation") to humorous ("Alferd Packer—Fact and Fiction" and "Animal Funnies"), and dealt with both international topics ("History of the Israeli Judicial System") and local issues ("The Future of Housing in Denver"). All of the speakers took great pains to present well-organized and entertaining speeches to the Law Club. Without a doubt, many of these speeches have influenced the economics, politics, and jurisprudence in Colorado.21
Other Highlights of the Club's Third Quarter-Century
1969: "Lady Loverly's Chattels," a production that bore a startling resemblance to the Law Club Show of 1959 with the same name, was staged in the Denver Hilton as a feature of the ABA Mid-Year Meeting.22
1975: For the first time in Law Club history, the Law Clubbers put their egos on the platter when they recorded "Star Spangled Banter, or 1775½, or Yankee Doodlings."23
1977: The Club staged "Bar Wars or Future Schlock" in front of a giant Darth Vader mask. The audience was pleasurably stunned at the conclusion of the show when someone emerged on stage in full Darth Vader costume, took off his mask, and revealed himself to be federal court Judge Fred Winner—the subject parodied in one of the songs in the show.24
1979: One wonders what could be said about a show with the headliner "Friday Night Live or Saturday Night Feasor," which included Father Guido Sarducci, the Coneheads, the Samurai Divorce Court, and commercials for the Famous Witness School and the "Sam Zakham Sock'em," a combination letter opener and roach clip. Here is what the Grievance Committee said: "A cacophonous compendium of comedic, candid and cannibalistic cant calculated to canonize, criticize and commercialize certain characters, candidates and clowns."25
1982: Under the amended Bylaws, Felicity Hannay and Beth McCann became the Law Club's first women members.26
1983: "The Law Boat," which sailed from Confluence Park up (down?) the rising Platte River, marked a Law Club milestone when new Grievance Committee member Pam Hultin invited her spouse Paul Hultin to join her in the cast.27
1985: The Law Club presented its usual Travesty (oops, that was the name of the show). The plot, which has never been known to thicken in these productions, revolved around moving the Carousel Ball to the Aurora Mall—"The horror in Aurora." Denver District Attorney Norman Early was cast in a role that fit him to a "T"—Mister, that is.28
1986: The Law Club showed its well-hidden altruistic nature with a charity reprise of the 1985 show in memory of Club member Dale Tooley.29
1987: "Whee The People or Constitutional Capers" marked a collaboration between the Denver and Jefferson County Bar Associations. The show managed to include Donna Rice, LA Law, Tammy Faye Baker, Ollie North, and the Reverend Holy Harry Krishna.30
1988: Marion Brewer was chosen as the first female president.31
1989: The Club's Diamond Jubilee event, held at the Denver Athletic Club, included "The Law Club's Greatest Hits," archives of the Law Club assembled by the "Archeological Field Team," and former president Bob Kapelke's turn as a human music stand for then President Brewer as she sang "He's My Lawyer."32
The third twenty-five years of the Law Club saw the organization's biennial Law Club Shows blossom into elaborate extravaganzas that nicely complemented the organization's well-executed bimonthly luncheon speeches on pithy legal topics. The Law Club showed its civic side by collaborating with the ABA, the DBA, and the Jefferson County Bar Association on certain shows and by staging reprises of popular shows at charity events. The Law Club may have dallied in a questionable venue (the Playboy Club, really?) for a brief period, but it came to its collective senses by allowing women to join—and lead—the group.
The next twenty-five years (1989 to 2013) would see the Law Club leave its traditional role as featured entertainer at the annual CBA Convention, and begin its fabled march as co-producer of the CBA's ever-popular continuing legal education program, "Ethics Revue." The next installment in this retrospective will trace the history of the Law Club during this period. Look for it in the January 2014 issue.
1. The Green Book has been published irregularly—but reverently—since 1925. It was last issued in 2000. A limited number of copies of the 2000 edition are available for free to those who contact Greg Garner at (303) 866-2862 or email@example.com.
2. Eley, "Introduction to the 1989 Edition of the Law Club Green Book," 14 The Green Book 1914–2000 at 6 (Spark Publishing LLC, June 2000).
3. The Green Book 75-76, 77-78, 81.
4. Id.
5. Eley, supra note 2 at 6-7.
6. Id. at 6.
7. Id.
8. Id.
9. Id. at 7-8.
10. The Green Book 72-85; Eley, supra note 2 at 6.
11. Cairns, "The Law Club, 1914–39: The First Twenty-Five Years of Sense and Nonsense," 42 The Colorado Lawyer 17 (Oct. 2013).
12. Nagel, "The Peripatetic Law Club," The Green Book 37.
13. Cairns, "The Law Club, 1939–64: The Rise of 'The Law Club Show,'" 42 The Colorado Lawyer 19 (Nov. 2013).
14. Eley, supra note 2 at 8.
15. Marsh, "Introduction to the 1983 Edition of the Law Club Green Book," The Green Book 12.
16. Eley, supra note 2 at 8.
17. Records of the vote regarding the initiation of women and the aftermath are nonexistent (or are well hidden), but several officers at the time (who shall remain anonymous) "remember" that the debate about the issue was highly emotional, given some members' insistence on preserving traditions.
18. Marion Brewer, a former Denver television reporter, was elected the first woman president of the Law Club. Brewer, "Conclusion," The Green Book 10; Eley, supra note 2 at 8; The Green Book 95.
19. Kathleen Janski assumed the role of chair of the Grievance Committee in 1989. The Green Book 116.
20. Id.
21. Garner, "Introduction to the 2000 Edition of the Law Club Green Book," The Green Book 2. For a complete listing of all luncheon meeting addresses from September 24, 1919 through April 17, 2000, see The Green Book 125-160.
22. The Green Book 74.
23. Id. at 77.
24. Id. at 78.
25. Id. at 79.
26. Eley, supra note 2 at 8.
27. The Green Book 81.
28. Id. at 82.
29. Id. at 83.
30. Id. at 84.
31. Brewer, supra note 18 at 10; Eley, supra note 2 at 8; The Green Book 95.
32. Brewer, supra note 18 at 10.


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The toughest day at work each year has to be the one where all the new shows start on daytime TV. That's the day I have to slog through all the amblance chasing and questionable degree ads to get to the new stuff offered among the usual soap operas and game shows.
Local stations actually can flex some creative muscle in buying syndicated shows or scheduling what they have.
And what we can see so far is: Designers are suddenly big on daytime. Entertainment "news" is spreading. New talk shows are missing (as is Martha Stewart). And the already overcrowded judicial system on TV has been overburdened by a scowling Nancy Grace only to happy to act as prosecutor, judge and jury on minor cases across the country brought to her by a Skype equivalent.
And nobody can tough Oprah, who greeted her handpicked season premiere audience with the news they'd all be traveling with her to Australia later this year.
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The designing bug is mostly taken by "The Nate Berkus Show," a personality so well known to his audience that when he appeared the audience stood, screamed and cheered as if he were Beiber incarnate. They had either been very well coached or were merely hysterical in general. People, it's just a show about redecoration and you're not going to get a trip to Australia.
Well, everybody did know him from his frequent appearances on Oprah, where his specialty was doing some of those "extreme makeover" remodeling jobs for deserving people, which also means there's some heavy sentiment and tears involved. Not revealed: When he'll build some homes for the homless.
There's a segment about how to tell how to pick the color to paint your bedroom (hues that are important to you) and he remade a family's attic using computer technology. It's all very bright and cheery, but I'm not sure it needs to be an hour. And the audience reactions can be dialed down a bit. He's not without the need of celebrity - Dolly Parton will be there Wednesday.
Over on WCTX Channel 59, between the morning prayers and the infomercials, they've imported a Canadian show featuring a pair of designers, "Steven and Chris." They seem to work on much smaller projects, even as they're happy to dispense advice to audience members as well (without maybe shelling out the cost of doing it themselves; I don't know I only saw one day).
The funniest thing about the show is to check out the audience. They look like smiling grandmas from the 70s or something - fun to compare with Berkus' shiny, smiling young professionals.
"Access Hollywood Live" is a totally unnecessary hour at noon, drawing away audiences from stations that may be providing actual news with the stuff mostly of gossip columns. Billy Bush unscripted is an even worse Billy Bush and he sits with former Connecticut resident Kit Hoover, who is already talking about her family too much. There's an interview segment and a guess-the-Twitter segment, but mostly there's just way too much Billy Bush.
The way WTIC Channel 61 has shed all of its Jerry Springer, Maury, and Steve Wilkos programming, which once took up the entire day, you have to be a little proud. Did they finally decide to class up the place and get rid of the low class wrestling matches? No, they've just shifted their interest too much toward health and put on "The Doctors" and Dr. Oz." In between, though, there's a new court show that belongs with the Springer fight group and that's "Swift Justice with Nancy Grace."
It's a show that elicits more laughs than anything else, but eventually disgust too at the familiar scowling ex-lawyer from Headline News now interrupting defendants and calling them guilty before she sees or hears any facts because she can just tell. It may be the worst thing on TV.
"Oprah" isn't new; in fact she's celebrating her 25th anniversary as well as her last season. Her show Monday was so important in fact, WFSB Channel 3 sent viewers seeking CBS' coverage of the U.S. Open to some far flung cable channels. There was no way they were going to pre-empt Oprah.
If Monday's show is any indication with how they're going to conduct their season, it looks like it's going to be substantially about Oprah, getting testimonials from all manner of stars while she sits there and cries. It wasn't her last show Monday - it was just the first show of her last season on daytime TV and already the tears and testimonials, from guests like John Travolta and Don Johnson and Paul Simon, who wrote a special song, as well as fans, who are as excitable as any audience on TV.
The ones hand chosen for the season premeire had a hunch they might go home with a prize as well, since the group that went home with cars six years ago.
Well, this time they were not disappointed, with trips for all 300 of the super fans to Australia, with Travolta himself saying he might be doing the flying (he is a Quantas pilot in his spare time). It's fun to see people over-react to great news, dancing and crying and weeping and gnashing their teeth and doing all but backflips. But they'd better settle down soon; there's more Oprah testimonials to fit in.


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Insofar as being a story contributor, specie contributor, location contributor, and things like that for the Legacy setting, I have decided to step down. The very short reasoning for this is that, one, while there are facets of the setting I enjoy, the simple reality is that I cannot contribute something canon to the setting anymore without breaching my own principles, and as such I cannot contribute anything that brings me real enjoyment. The second reason being that I find people who work on the setting are not able to effectively take things I contribute (like species) and use them in ways they are intended, but this second one is very subjective and not as fundamental as the first.
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The Grand Ole Opry® presented by Humana® honored Alison Krauss on her 20th anniversary as an Opry member last week at the Wednesday Night Opry with performances by Krauss and Union Station, bluegrass great Larry Sparks, multi-award-winner Jamey Johnson, and more. Krauss was inducted as an Opry member on July 3, 1993. Following performances byRead More
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The Monroe, La.-based company started displaying video-board and LED messages at Coors Field and other ballparks last weekend stating that "Qwest is becoming Century Link."
In early August, the Qwest brand in its 14-state local- phone service territory, including Colorado, will be replaced with CenturyLink-branded products and services, the company told employees in an e-mail this week.
CenturyLink, which closed its acquisition of Denver- based Qwest on April 1, said, "Transitional messaging informing customers of the pending brand change begins with these ballpark messages and will build through advertising and other messages that will begin in the coming weeks."
When the merger was announced in April 2010, CenturyLink indicated it may keep the Qwest name for some large business and government products and services.
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CenturyLink said more details would come soon "regarding venues that currently carry the Qwest name."
"Each venue and the terms of the related contract will be evaluated to determine the appropriate rebranding implementation," CenturyLink spokes woman Stephanie Walkenshaw said Tuesday.
Walkenshaw didn't provide details on when the Qwest signs atop the company's former headquarters building at 1801 California St. in Denver would be taken down.
At this time, she said, there are no immediate plans to make "significant changes" to the signage.
The naming rights and lease to the building expire in June 2012.
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The remarks were made to Louisiana lawmakers reviewing a redistricting bill.
"To lose our congressman (because of redistricting) a week after the merger is embarrassing," Goff said, according to the News Star newspaper in Monroe. "People will say, 'That would never happen in Denver.' "
Walkenshaw declined to provide details about the factors CenturyLink considered in deciding to stay in Monroe.
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Background into the Review of Bovine Tuberculosis
1. Bovine Tuberculosis (bTB) is an infectious bacterial disease of a wide range of mammals, including cattle, wildlife and humans. Clinical disease in cattle is chronic, debilitating, and treatment is difficult. Bovine TB is a very complex and multi-factorial disease that remains one of the most difficult animal health problems in these islands. Even though the disease has been the subject of detailed scientific research over many decades there remain many unknowns about this disease.
2. Eradication of bTB in cattle is unlikely to be through the total biological extinction of the organism, but rather through the reduction in the population to a level where it is insignificant in effect. This may be achieved by testing and removing animals already infected in a population, and by reducing the risks of other animals becoming infected through, for example, biosecurity measures to reduce the risk of bovine TB being introduced and spread within herds.
3. A statutory TB programme has been operating here since 1959. TB controls are required by EU Commission legislation including the European Trade Directive (EU Directive 64/432). Details of the history and configuration of our statutory TB controls and how they are operated here are contained in the draft NI TB Eradication Plan 2013, which has recently been submitted to the EU Commission for consideration. A copy is attached at Annex A.
4. TB disease levels in cattle in NI have fallen considerably since the introduction of the statutory disease controls and more recently since a relative peak of 10.21% in February 2003 following a suspension of herd testing during the FMD outbreak in 2001. Steady progress was made since then, with the herd incidence being reduced to 4.99% by 31 August 2011. It is therefore extremely disappointing to note the recent rise in TB herd incidence to 6.51% at 28 February 2012. Graphs showing the NI TB Herd and Animal Incidence levels are attached at Annex B.
5. While it is usual to see an increase in the number of reactors over the winter months when more herd testing is completed, the increase in the number of new reactor herds since September 2011 has been higher than anticipated, especially when compared with 2010. There is no obvious reason for this increase. There has been no change made to the TB programme since January 2010, when the removal of animals as reactors that are inconclusive at second consecutive test was introduced. Our Veterinary Epidemiologists have been investigating the disease pattern and DARD's Veterinary Service has held a number of meetings to identify possible causes. Initial analysis shows that the increase is not the result of large scale breakdowns in a particular area of NI, but a general rise in most – but not all – areas. We will continue to monitor the situation to seek to establish if the increase represents a fundamental change in the relatively level trend that the incidence has followed since 2007, to understand what is driving the change and to counter it.
6. DARD remains committed to reducing and ultimately eradicating TB in cattle here.
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7. The NI Audit Office (NIAO) published its Report on The Control of Bovine Tuberculosis in NI on 18 March 2009. The Report examined the progress DARD had made on the control of bovine TB following the last examination carried out by the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) at Westminster in 1993-94. The PAC hearing to consider the NIAO report took place on 26 March 2009 and their report was published on 29 June 2009. The Memorandum of Reply was laid before the NI Assembly on 16 September 2009.
8. Following the PAC report, DARD has conducted a very significant programme of work to improve upon various parts of the TB Eradication Programme. A summary of progress on the PAC recommendations is attached at Annex C.
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9. The fundamental principles of bTB intervention in cattle centres on the detection of diseased or high-risk animals; the compulsory removal of those animals from their herd of origin to slaughter; and the restriction of movements of cattle from infected herds until they are tested clear.
10. The current DARD bTB Eradication Programme involves regulation of cattle movements, compulsory annual testing of all cattle herds using the Single Comparative Intradermal Tuberculin Test (SCITT) – a skin test - in line with EU Directive 64/432, removal of animals that give a positive reaction to the skin test, and tracing and testing of contacts. It also involves routine abattoir surveillance of all slaughtered bovines. Use of gamma interferon blood testing as a complementary test may be deployed in some circumstances.
11. Where bovine tuberculosis is detected in a herd, valuation and removal of reactors to slaughter is actioned with compensation payable to the farmer. Live animal movement restrictions and increased frequency of testing is implemented until the herd tests clear of disease.
12. Following a confirmed TB breakdown, adjoining farmers are alerted and their herds may be allocated a contiguous risk herd test. Cattle which have left a herd prior to infection being found are traced, placed under movement restriction and tested. If it is not possible to test the traced animal then a herd level test is considered in the recipient herd. Where relevant, the herds from which a TB reactor has originated or moved through are tested. A more detailed breakdown of the testing/ movement/ compensation procedures is provided at Annex D.
13. A graph detailing the costs of the TB programme is provided at Annex E.
DARD Strategy for the Reduction and Eradication of bTB
14. DARD annually seeks, and has gained, EU Commission approval for each of the NI 2010, 2011 and 2012 bovine TB Eradication Plans. This means we are able to secure some £4-£5 million per year co-funding from the EU Veterinary Fund.
15. Considerable work has been undertaken to enhance the TB eradication programme in recent years:
- From 1 January 2010 those cattle that give an inconclusive result to a second consecutive bovine TB test are removed as reactors. DARD's delivery of the TB programme has been improved through monitoring Key Performance Indicators.
- The testing process has been improved by better supervision of and communications with Private Veterinary Practitioners (PVPs).
- We are reviewing the way we use the gamma interferon blood test in the TB programme to ensure we are making the best use of it.
- From 1 December 2010, we use DNA identity tags on reactors to help reduce the potential for fraudulent animal substitution between the time of animal valuation and slaughter.
- DNA tagging will progressively be applied at the earlier stage when a reactor is identified.
- We are funding local TB and wildlife research and studies.
- We continue to learn from the research experiences of other regions.
16. Our TB eradication plan is vital to supporting NI's £1,000 million plus export dependant trade in livestock and livestock products. At any time over 90% of herds in NI are able to participate fully in the export trade because of this.
Bio Security
17. As TB is an infectious disease observing good practice with regard to bio-security is key to preventing re-infection.
18. DARD issues advice on how farmers can help to protect their herd from TB. This includes the practical steps farmers can take to reduce the contact between their cattle and other cattle; and between cattle and badgers. In every herd breakdown a Veterinary Officer will give biosecurity advice and a copy of the "TB in Your Herd" booklet is issued (copy attached at Annex F).
19. The Bio-security Code for NI farms, which was drafted jointly with industry representative organisations, outlines the actions which should be taken at the farm-gate and on the farm and emphasises how farmers and those who keep animals can minimise the risks to their stock. The "Bio-security Code for NI Farms is attached at Annex G.
20. DARD has commissioned a TB Bio-security Study aimed at determining if there are any differences in the characteristics of herds that have recently had a TB breakdown against those that have had no recent history of a breakdown. The results are expected later in 2012. (More detail is available on the DARD website).
21. Vaccination of cattle against bTB is currently prohibited by Council Directive 64/432. However, Defra has invested considerable research funding towards the development of a viable cattle vaccine. While indications are positive at laboratory level, much will depend on successful trialling in field conditions; obtaining the necessary vaccine licences; approval of the EU Commission; and securing agreement of the authorities in export markets.
22. There continues to be considerable work in these islands in relation to developing a vaccine for badgers against bTB. An injectable badger vaccine has been licensed for use in the UK. The development of an oral bait vaccine for badgers is still under development. Badger vaccination is currently being field trialled in the south of Ireland and in Britain. DARD continues to maintain contact with this on-going work to develop a vaccine for badgers.
23. DARD is hosting an International Vaccination Scientific Experts' Symposium during May 2012. The symposium is to assess current knowledge and scope whether badger vaccination offers a practical option. The outcomes of this symposium will help inform future policy.
Research into bTB
24. TB is a very complex disease. As indicated in the Programme for Government, we have secured £4 million in the DARD budget to undertake a programme of TB and wildlife research and studies to help ensure we have an evidence based TB Eradication Programme. Literature Reviews have been conducted in relation to cattle and badger TB tests, TB transmission between cattle and between badgers and cattle, and in relation to badger vaccination. We have also engaged with industry and wider stakeholders to help us identify and refine our TB evidence needs and priorities.
25. A summary of the bTB research projects undertaken, underway and planned, is attached at Annex H.
Dealing with TB in Wildlife
26. While it is established that there is a link between TB in badgers and TB in cattle, the scientific evidence from Britain and the south of Ireland around the impact of the removal of badgers on TB in cattle is complex. In GB culling has led to a reduction of TB in the cull area but a perturbation effect is believed to have led to an increase in TB outside the area.
27. An outline of the TB programmes in operation in England, Scotland, Wales, and the ROI and their respective approaches to the wildlife issues is available in 'Bovine TB – comparative models for compensation and eradication/control' which was published by RaISE in November 2011 (Annex I). A summary of developments in England and Wales since November 2011 is attached at Annex J.
28. It will be necessary to show that there is an economic benefit of any proposed intervention in wildlife. This may be difficult as illustrated by Defra's Impact Assessment on wildlife intervention options (copy attached at Annex K).
29. As the badger is a protected species, any intervention in the badger population will require the agreement of the Environment Minister, the issue of the necessary licences, and the availability of substantial funding that will be needed. Any intervention would also have to be compliant with DARD's statutory powers and take cognisance of any relevant legal rulings in Britain.
Department of Agriculture and Rural Development
TB Policy and Veterinary Service TB Programme
24 April 2012
Annex A
Annex B
Annex C
Annex D
Annex E
Annex F
Annex G
Annex H
Summary of bTB research projects undertaken, underway and planned
Annex I
Bovine TB – comparative models for compensation and eradication/control (RaISE/Mark Allen)
Annex J
Summary update on bTB programmes in England and Wales since November 2011
Annex K
Defra bovine TB wildlife intervention financial impact assessment


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10 common exposure problems every photographer faces (and how to fix them)
Exposure Problem 7. Overexposed clouds in a landscape
Like exposure problem number 6, this can be caused by an imbalance between the brightness of the sky and the ground in a landscape, however in this case the camera's metering system has favoured the foreground and set an exposure that makes the brightest part of the sky burn out.
As with the previous problem, this can be resolved by using an ND Grad filter to balance out the exposure across the scene or by making use of modern digital technology to create a high dynamic range (HDR) image.
The best HDR photography is made by combining two or more shots that are taken at different exposure settings, with one set for the sky and the other for the land.
These images can then be combined in an image editing package or using specialist HDR software.
Because the two images need to match up it is essential that the camera doesn't move between them, so it should be mounted on a sturdy tripod.
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Exposure Problem 8. Exposure compensation set incorrectly
One of the most common exposure mistakes is to adjust the exposure compensation for an image and then forget to reset it to zero before shooting a different scene.
Before you start shooting try to get into the habit of checking the metering and exposure compensation settings.
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The Moen animation showed a $3.75 tool, a hollow brass cylinder, used to loosen the nut, but no clip. Trips to the store were fruitless. No one had heard of the tool or clip. The homeowner found the tool online and ordered it. Still, unlike the animation, the valve nut didn't turn when he used the tool. He feared the clip on the valve base might be why.
Moen's representative, Kristi Stolarski, contacted Jerry Capasso of Moen technical support for me. He said the clip only held the "valve body to the top of the deck and does not need to be removed to change the cartridge." The nut removal tool is used to "unthread" the cartridge nut, he said. If it didn't budge, pliers could help.
His advice: Turn off the water to the faucet; be sure it's drained. Remove the cartridge nut; pull the blue stem extension up. The cartridge should come out. Loosen the screw in the blue stem extension to remove the old cartridge; attach the new one. Note the "tab" on the new cartridge. Insert the cartridge and stem extension into the valve body.
Pushing down, rotate the stem extension until the cartridge engages into a slot inside the valve body. Tighten the nut, replace the handle, and turn on the water.
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Theatre Thursday
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Backyard Yoga
Stressed? Need a peaceful escape? Well backyard yoga is for you. Come to our grassy oasis with a nice towel handy and join us for deep meditation and relaxing exercise. You will leave zen and harmony.
Evening Bike Ride
Bring your bikes out and bike down the trail by the Music Center.
Our objective is for our students to interact with artistic opportunities and to enjoy and evening of fun.
Padres vs. Pirates game!
Purchased 100 tickets to the Padres vs. Pirates baseball game. We will have the option for the residents to also take our shuttle to the game.
Late Night Geocaching
As the sun goes down, an expedition of residents shall partake in modern day treasure hunting.
Educate Porter Residents About Jewish Culture and Passover
sidewalk chalk!
we will be playing with sidewalk chalk in front of the building. residents will have the opportunity to draw and color and write near the bottom of the parking lot.
State Capitol Ghost Tour
Take a tour of the state capitol and surrounding areas, learning about the history and culture associated with these sites. The tour begins at Iolani Palace, around several state offices, and ending at Kawaiha'o Church.
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Cable internet, or broadband as it's frequently called, employs the cable TV infrastructure lines to bring internet access directly to a home or company. Today, it's the preferred way to acquire internet access because it is faster than the usual dial-up connection provided by a telephone land line.
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The on-going space voxel project by the six sibling studio, ZanMgt! A labor of love, Blockade Runner is an ever-evolving development that's currently undergoing a major engine overhaul to provide a solid foundation for the game's bi-weekly builds. We've found the bi-weekly builds to be an enjoyable and healthy development cycle and are anxiously preparing the game for their return!
watch the original hi-definition video here: Youtube.com
And check out Stuff+'s youtube channel here: Youtube.com
Episode 3 of the Christmas build in Blockade Runner. All footage is from the Alpha 0.71.0c. For more information and to try out the Demo version go to:
An unquantifiable amount of thanks to ZanMgt "the six sibling studio" for making the game and allowing me to create this video. Forum post:
Post in the comments for future projects :)
Music courtesy of Kevin MacLeod (http://incompetech.com/). What a great guy!
"Jingle Bells": Jingle Bells (http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?keywords=JingleBells&...)
"Building": Wish Background (http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?keywords=WishBackground&...)
All other music / sounds from Blockade Runner or Public Domain
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