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Alumni Awards
Each year Anderson University recognizes alumni & friends who have truly exemplified the call to live a life of faith and service. These awards are aimed at recognizing the accomplishments of alumni & friends and their service to humanity and society. These awards are given every year and each has different selection criteria. Nominations are encouraged by all alumni, parents, and friends of the University.
Nominate today! Deadline is Tuesday, May 31, 2016.
Tim Hobbs, '73 - Distinguished Alumni Award
Tim Hobbs, M.D., MBA, is chief physician executive for Community Health Network. He provides clinical leadership across a continuum of care that includes eight hospitals, more than 200 physician offices and ambulatory sites of care, along with home care services. Prior to being named Community's chief physician executive, Dr. Hobbs served as the first CEO of Community Physicians of Indiana, now known as Community Physician Network, the state's largest primary care medical group. He is an experienced family practice physician who began his career in 1981.
Prior to joining Community Physician Network as medical director in 2001, Dr. Hobbs had been a family practitioner with Anderson Family Health Specialists since 1992. He maintained family practices in Anderson from 1983 to 1992 and in Elwood for two years prior to that. Dr. Hobbs served as chief of family practice, medical staff president and chief of staff for Community Hospital Anderson, and was medical director for MedPrime Anderson, LLC, between 1997 and 2003. He also served as a member of Community's board of directors from 1989 to 1998.
Dr. Hobbs earned an undergraduate degree from Anderson University in 1974 and graduated from the Indiana University School of Medicine four years later. He completed his residency at Ball Memorial Hospital in Muncie. In 2004, he earned a master's in business administration from Anderson University. He is board certified with the American Academy of Family Practice.
"As a first generation college student from a small town, I was sometimes filled with self-doubt that I would accomplish my dream to be a physician. Anderson University provided a nurturing environment that allowed me to grow and develop the capabilities and confidence needed to pursue my ambitious goals. I was provided the academic excellence and rigor, along with the personal support and direction from a dedicated faculty. At AU I found a cosmopolitan student body and faculty with an emphasis on the foundation of Christian faith that permitted me to personally grow. This is where I learned the meaning of service, tolerance and compassion. I found myself extremely well prepared for my medical training, especially when I applied my training of service to my patients during my nearly 20 years as a family physician. When I was asked to assume a leadership role I quickly learned that new skills and perspectives would be needed. Twenty nine years after graduating from AU I enrolled in the Falls School of Business to pursue my MBA. I found the same academic excellence and rigor along with personal support. A fundamental emphasis on service and making a difference in people's lives was a theme that was consistent with my undergraduate experience: only this time it was through the application of business principles. My experiences at AU played a positive role in my development. If I had more space and time I would express my gratitude to a whole list of individuals."
-Tim Hobbs
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Travis Taflinger, '04 & Casey Cline, '03 - Distinguished Young Alumni Award
Bridges Outreach a large nonprofit in Kokomo, Indiana, exists to bridge communities, schools, and churches through programming that feeds, tutors, and mentors at-risk youth. Bridges Outreach creates windows of opportunity for youth with hopes of developing each student academically, socially, emotionally and spiritually. Bridges has won the 2008 Indiana Youth Investment Award (from IYI), the 2011 Indiana Achievement Award and the 2014 Faith and community Action Award.
Casey Cline is the co-founder & CFO of Bridges Outreach and is the director of the Central middle school program. He has had that position for ten years and has served over 1,000 youth after school. Casey has also been named Kokomo's top 20 adult leaders under the age of forty. Casey has also served as youth pastor of First Church of God for three years, founded City2:42 (a new church plant in Kokomo), leads the Kokomo Youth Leaders Roundtable, serves on The Crossing (alternative school) Board of Directors, co-leads the Howard County Youth Summit, and serves on the Awakening Community Board (Great Banquet/Walk to Emmaus for youth). In addition to the many places he serves he also leads a weekly Bible study for youth and houses anywhere from 2-4 teenage boys in his home full-time. Two years ago he bought a bigger home so he could help house teenage boys from Bridges who need a place to stay. The key to Casey's success is loyalty and dedication to serve Christ. He strives to build as many relationships as he can to further the Kingdom of God.
Travis Taflinger is the director of the Kokomo High School (BTC) program.
"Anderson University was a special place for me and helped me develop an authentic relationship with Jesus Christ. I went to AU to play basketball and become an athletic trainer, but during my sophomore year a Chapel speaker that came for "Impact your World" week really challenged me to give my entire self to Christ. I felt God was calling me to take a year off and go through a program called Mission Year. After serving in Chicago for a year and growing closer to Christ I developed a passion for youth who were growing up without the same opportunities I received. Consequently, I changed my major to elementary education and started volunteering and working at the Anderson Boys & Girls Club. It was there that I gained the passion, skills and experience to create and manage Bridges Outreach in Kokomo, IN. AU helped me find a great support team (wife & friends) that continue to be a huge part of my life and journey with Christ. I'm so thankful for my education and real-life experience I received at AU to help me grow as a Christian!"
– Travis Taflinger
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Greg Heberling - Distinguished Service Award
Professor Greg Heberling joined the Falls School of Business as a professor in 1978. Since that time, he has inspired countless students who have passed through the School of Business, as well as the surrounding community of Anderson. Heberling earned his MBA with an emphasis in economics from Ball State University and had taught economics, business law and business plan development at AU. He was also an entrepreneur whose ventures included restaurant development in Anderson, Muncie, Fort Wayne and Warsaw. He had assisted numerous entrepreneurs in developing business plans, one of which landed him an appearance on NBC's "Today Show."
In 2011, he wrote, "The saying 'It takes a village' is no longer a cliché for the Entrepreneur students at Anderson University; it has become a part of their reality. They are humbled at the willingness of a community of people to come together to help create an event they had no stake in. You can bet that one day these students will offer their services to help a struggling group to pull off an event that is bigger than the group could handle on their own; it is in their blood."
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Deanna Edwards, '65 - John H. Kane Loyalty Award
Deanna Edwards has a servant's heart. This servanthood has been reflected in her role as AU's "First Lady" and in her commitments to community, in her love for children, in her devotion to her Church, and in her friendships. She has served as a warm and gracious hostess to countless student groups, to faculty and staff, and to campus guests. She has shown interest and support in student endeavors with her frequent presence at sports events, concerts, art exhibits, dramas and dance recitals, Chapel and other university functions. Deanna has served her community by her spirit of advocacy, and her active role in many community organizations. She has been an advocate for children, serving as program director for children for Women's Alternative. She has volunteered for Silent Blessings, a ministry for the deaf community, and she has been active on the Mayor's Commission on Domestic Violence. She has served the Church by her leadership of Kids' Place, a profound ministry the children of those attending the North American Church of God Convention in Anderson. Deanna was trained as an elementary teacher, and served children with her love and creativity inside her classroom in Ohio in the years becoming AU's First Lady.
With her love for children and her expertise in Christian Education for children, Deanna has had a significant ministry to the church. For many years she has volunteered as a teacher in Godly Play, a creative approach to Biblical story-telling for children. She served on the Guiding Committee for the Park Place CHildren's Center, reflecting her advocacy for children to be safely cared for. Finally, Deanna has served others as a friend. Her warmth, her graciousness, and her spirit of encouragement have touched many hearts. She is a woman of faith whose light shines for AU, for Community, for Children, for the Church, and for many friends.
"I have always loved nurturing growth, and because I have had many opportunities to experience and to share growth while at AU -- in myself, students, family and friends -- I will be a grateful and loyal Raven forevermore. My alma mater, literally translated "my nourishing or soul mother," is this university. I love being a part of the great story we share. Greater still is the hope we have for all generations who come here to experience this "nurturing mother." I pray AU will continue to offer transforming experiences which help us all discover a call to service in this world. I'm all in!"
-Deanna Edwards
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Jay Rouse - Outstanding Music Alumni Award
Jay has been described as " …a keyboard artist with great finesse and expertise along with the humility of a man whose life reflects a sincere passion for Christ." What is obvious to the ear is the finesse and expertise of his craft. What is obvious to the heart is the passion with which he creates and delivers these beautiful melodies.
Jay has enjoyed a brilliant career as a keyboard artist and has served as accompanist for many Christian artists. He currently travels with Sandi Patty as music director and accompanist. His piano books have been enthusiastically received by pianists across the nation. Jay is the vice president for publishing at Praise Gathering Music Group. He has composed some of the top-selling choral anthems in the past few years and has become one of the leading arrangers, orchestrators, and producers in Christian music publishing. He oversees the creative development of new publications for Praise Gathering Music Group with the Gaither Music Company.
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Hannah Scott - Legacy Scholarship Recipient
Hannah is a current freshman at Anderson University. She is the daughter of Troy Scott '89 and Beth Scott '92. Hannah graduated from Northridge High School in Middlebury, Indiana in 2015.
"I'm confident that AU can help me reach my goals as a performer and more importantly my goal of becoming a well-rounded person that makes a positive contribution. Leo Tolstoy said, "Everyone thinks of changing the world, but no one thinks of changing himself." Our world would be a better place to live if each of us focused on changing ourselves and becoming well rounded people. AU will help me become that kind of person by helping me develop positive traits like hard work, determination, and perseverance. Developing these traits will be important for me as I will be a double majoring in Journalism and Musical Theatre. I know majoring in music is demanding. Music majors take 1 or 2 hour classes that have the workload of a 3 or 4 hour class and adding a journalism major means even more determination, perseverance, and hard work. AU will also help me become a critical thinker. I know critical thinking is important at a liberal arts school. I know from my parents that AU's goal isn't just to teach me what to think but how to think critically about issues. My experience at AU will teach me to think for myself and not to always believe the general opinion. When considering the problems facing our world, critical thinking helps discover solutions to those problems. The third way Anderson will help me become a well-rounded person is the value they place on community while being surounded by a diverse group' of people. I'm glad AU requires students to live in on campus housing for 3 years. This helps students with a wide variety of backgrounds learn how to become a diverse community. One of the challenges communities around the world face, including my own, is appreciating differences in others and being willing to live in community with people different than ourselves. I'm looking forward to being stretched in this area of my life. I'm confident AU will help me become this kind of well-rounded person. Spending four years at AU will help me change myself and become a great contribution to the world and community I live in beyond college."
-Hannah Scott


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Heidelberg has a unique Pre-Law program that offers an excellent opportunity for students preparing for law school. Pre-Law advisors are available to assist students interested in a legal career since the Pre-Law advisors have law school experience and have practiced law. They will work with individual students to select a course of study that will best suit their interest as well as their career choice. The Pre-Law program provides a supportive environment for those students interested in going to law school and includes law school visits and assistance with the law school application process. The program also encourages participation in legal internships and volunteer work experiences.
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Tuesday Coffee Talk - What's your favorite bike event?
Submitted by Kris Thompson on
With all this negative talk recently lets turn this conversation around to be more constructive and talk about what cycling events (not just racing) inspire you and why. This information, if we do it right, is golden information for any promoter out there to listen to. I'll start the ton with my favorite and why
CU Short Track
Hands down my favorite! It has a great location, price that can't be beat, the event is short, mid week, low pressure but still competitive if you are that way. Awesome kids race even though sometimes college students don't make the best choices for 7 year olds. Now I patiently wait the outcome of this year's CU Short Track... CU???!!?!?!
This is more of a love hate relationship, most of the hate is due to Mother Nature due to the evil winds that sometimes visit it on race day but the course is perfect, little road, little gravel and technical enough that pure strength won't cut it. This course has also always been near the various jobs I've had over the years to so is a common training route for MTB or road.
Tour De Cure - Colorado
It's not always about the course, sometimes it's about why I am doing it. The course is pleasant but the intent of the rides, the organization and hearing the stories of other fellow riders is humbling.
Now these rides are Boulder centric, nothing against Denver, there are great events there as week, City Park Crit, Lookout HC, former Sara K course.
So what do you like (not hate) and why. What are the building blocks For YOU that makes these events so great.
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deer trail
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deer trail
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Sonic Boom crit in Louisville
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
Sonic Boom crit in Louisville. The course itself isn't anything to write home about, but I love the way the tables/restaurants are set up around the start/finish line. It is a lot of fun to sit and watch races all day, enjoying some cold beverages with friends.
Points: 72
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
+1 on the Sonic Boom and really any criterium where there is an "atmosphere". Sadly, the now unsanctioned Iron Horse crit in Durango had by far the most electric atmosphere of any amateur event in CO. I'm just not willing to put my neck on the line in a technical event without proper USAC officiating/insurance. Bannock could be really sweet if we could somehow get some of the 1000s of area residents to spectate.
My favorite road courses are the Rist Canyon loop and Air Force Academy. Both are very challenging courses that test all of your abilities. Steamboat is, at least to me, the best CO-based race of all but the timing is tricky being on a holiday weekend so late in the season. Steamboat in July would be just about perfect!
Points: 72
Roubaix & Gore Pass
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I love the Boulder Roubaix, or most any Roubaix, for the unique and challenging conditions, course and elements it adds to the mix from your standard RR or Crit. I have never cramped worse than at a Roubaix so that says something. Makes me feel like Jens for a few hours :)!
Most missed race is the Gore Pass RR because outside of the Ironhorse, it is our only opportunity as amateurs to ride more of a RR versus a hillclimb in our awesome Mtns. Rist comes very close but not the same feel b/c of altitude and being front range. For you trolls out there, none of this is complaining, just reminiscing.
Points: 43
Boulder Roubaix
Submitted by Jerry (not verified) on
BR has everything...a roadie race but with CX attitude. When I've raced it the race actually felt like a race, meaning groups stuck together and strategies come into play. This isn't always the case in road races especially in the lower categories. Post race beers is a nice touch. It's the one race where me doing poorly doesn't piss me off.
Points: 27
Boulder, unless Morgul was was morphed into a stage race!
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I've only done it once, but I'd have to agree. Battling on the dirt sections, coming full speed into that last loose turn in the lead group of a dozen knowing that anything is possible down the finishing stretch...total thrill. In no particular order for me:
2. Koppenberg (same as above, with less dirt)
3. Morgul. Note to W/O Limits that this event would immediately vault to the top of the list were it a 3-day stage race!
Points: 88
Mount Evans, then Horgan's,
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
Mount Evans, then Horgan's, then Sunshine.
Points: 60
Short Track rocks! Great
Submitted by Cheri (not verified) on
Short Track rocks! Great family friendly weekly summer event. LOVE IT! LOVE getting my butt handed to me. It feels good for some reason. But enough about me...
Points: 73
Fat Tire Classic, Courage Classic, Pedal Plains
Submitted by Kublai (not verified) on
The now departed Red Cross Fat Tire Classic in Winter Park / Fraser offered some incredible weekend riding and partying. Courage Classic is a great 3 day ride for a great cause. Heaven't done Pedal the Plains but word is that this event which would seem to be SO boring is actually great fun and host towns make it that way.
Points: 55
Some of my favorites (not in
Submitted by JR (not verified) on
Some of my favorites (not in order).
Road: Boulder Roubaix, Mt. Evans, Sonic Boom
MTB: Growler, Hundo, Voodoo Fire
CX: Castle Cross, Parker CX, Lyons, Wedsnesday night at the Kid Jail
Charity/tours: Tour de Cure Longmont version, Ride the Rockies
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Mona Chancellor, Class of '60, began college with the goal of becoming a teacher. Chancellor taught in South Dakota, Texas, Florida and Colorado for 20 years while raising her children. She also earned a master's degree in reading.
She married Charles E. (Chance) Chancellor, a Denver area businessman who followed his father into the oil business. Chancellor left teaching to become involved in the oil business, and she and her husband took advantage of the opportunity they had to travel around the world. When her husband died suddenly, she was thrust to the forefront of the business and took on the new challenge of running the gas and oil company.
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Last night's Le Freak night at Peacock Room started off a bit slow but definitely picked up around midnight, as illustrated in this photo to the left. The night, featured a mixture of dance, disco and Latin beats throughout the evening in the backroom of the Peacock. A video played on a screen, behind the DJs, of locals dancing and partying in different spots around Orlando.
When the disco was playing earlier in the evening I was on the dance floor for a bit with my friend Heather and one of the event's organizers, Patrick Scott Barnes (fortunately no one was able to get a picture of that). I even danced to "Le Freak" because, well, it was that kind of night. When the place started getting more packed after 11, that's when the people brought on some of the freaky themselves (again as illustrated in the picture above) and added to the music backdrop of the night. Which actually started getting a bit manic as it got later, but people were definitely digging it.
Barnes, who shot all the photos, considers the night a success and plans on doing it again on March 20.
Go here to see more photos of the night, and if you haven't gotten a chance yet, please check out Barnes's collection of photos from Orlando nightlife over the years. They are the galleries at the bottom of his Facebook pictures page. He has a ton of images from early '90s on. It will definitely make you nostalgic — I miss the Kit Kat Club!


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The Recreation program is for beginning soccer players or kids who want to play without the pressure of winning. It is a non-competitive program, meaning we do not keep scores or standings, teams do not travel and there are no extra fees for referees, coaching, etc. The focus is on teaching players the fundamental skills of the game. Families may choose to participate in either the fall or spring seasons, or both. The fall season generally begins shortly after Labor Day, and the spring season generally begins the first week of April. Teams usually play six games over the course of seven to eight weeks. Practices are limited to no more than twice a week at no more than an hour at a time. Practices generally begin two weeks before the first game.
Idaho Rush is the Treasure Valley's answer to soccer. With registrants in the Boise, Eagle and Meridian areas, we are able to randomly form teams that allow players to meet new friends and reduce the atmosphere of competition. The intent of the Recreation program is to try to make practice and game locations as convenient as possible. Teams are formed by age and gender based on the public elementary school nearest the players home. Teams should practice at or near the school they are named after. Game locations are in east Boise, west Boise and (Eagle - Spring Only)
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Full SubmissionMajor Groups and Stakeholders Asia Pacific Meeting 2011 Asia ? Pacific Regional Preparatory Meeting for the UN Conference on Sustainable Development 2012 "The Road to Rio 2012: Charting Our Path? Context and Objectives 1. The Major Groups and Stakeholders Asia Pacific Meeting 2011 was held from 17?18 October 2011, immediately prior to the Asia?Pacific Regional Preparatory Committee Meeting for the Earth Summit 2012 on 19-20 October. Discussions in the meeting were organized under four themes, namely: (1) Regional and Sub-regional priorities and emerging challenges, (2) Green economy in the context of sustainable development and poverty eradication, (3) Institutional framework for sustainable development, and (4) Access to information, public participation and environmental justice (Principle 10 of the Rio Declaration 1992). 2. The UN Conference on Sustainable Development in 2012 (Rio+20) provides a critical and timely platform for governments at the highest level to secure renewed political commitment for sustainable development. Since 1992 the ecological crisis has worsened and the world has experienced a series of financial shocks and crises. Income and social inequalities have escalated even as high economic growth took place in several countries. There was a commitment to a paradigm shift towards sustainable development, but this has remained elusive. 3. While the environmental dimension of sustainable development has remained weak, the economic dimension characterised by excessive market liberalisation, privatisation and deregulation has resulted in instabilities in the global financial system and a continuing unfair trade system. As we head towards Rio 2012, employment and livelihoods are under threat, while the rights of women, indigenous peoples, youth and other vulnerable groups continue to be marginalised. 4. The Rio+20 Conference should therefore honestly appraise the implementation of the sustainable development commitments and action plans, and identify the gaps and obstacles, to ensure the transformation of the economic, social and ecological dimensions and their effective integration. This needs to take place at the local, national, regional and international levels. 5. In moving forward towards sustainability that also incorporates the inter-generational dimension, the best of knowledge systems and innovations need to be galvanised. Recognising that changes in social values and practices are necessary in addition to technical solutions, there should be increased, integrated involvement of natural scientists, social scientists, and technologists in helping governments and society to achieve sustainable development. Furthermore, there must be recognition and promotion of indigenous and local knowledge systems and their interface with more formalised knowledge systems. 6. The agreed principles of Rio 1992 should accordingly be strongly reaffirmed and implemented at all levels, in particular common but differentiated responsibilities, the precautionary principle, the polluter pays principle and Principle 10 on Access to Information, Public Participation and Environmental Justice. 7. Twenty years after the first Rio Earth Summit, positive achievements have been primarily manifested at local and community levels. At the national, regional and global levels, many commitments made in Rio remain unfulfilled, and major challenges and gaps persist, even as new issues and challenges have emerged. Thus, it is felt that Rio+20 must result in strong recommitment to the promises made in 1992. The following issues are among those that have yet to be satisfactorily addressed: - Promoting sustainable societies that ensure gender equality, democracy, and human rights. - Recognising that currently prevailing economic models promote unsustainable consumption and production patterns, facilitate grossly inequitable economic systems that fail to eradicate poverty, assist exploitation of natural resources towards the verge of extinction, and have induced multiple crises on Earth, and need to be replaced by sustainable economies in the community, local, national, regional and international spheres. - Providing appropriate regulatory frameworks and mechanisms that will prevent unrestrained financial markets from compromising national sovereignty of member states and that will protect them from the adverse impacts of current and potential future global financial crisis on the three dimensions of sustainable development. - Addressing the restriction or loss of policy space in developing countries resulting from multilateral agreements and donor impositions that constrain national development strategies from being comprehensively nationally owned. - Upholding primary responsibilities of states to promote, guide and deliver sustainable development policies, provide for essential social services, and provide an enabling environment and financing while recognizing the key role of local governance in implementation. - Recognizing the importance of peoples? participation, particularly of youth, women and indigenous peoples, providing for their empowerment and relevant, functional education to support inclusive sustainable development. - Addressing challenges and vulnerabilities of the least developed countries and small island states in the face of manifold threats from globalization and climate change. 8. Below are summarized the key issues, challenges and courses of action that have been identified and affirmed in the Major Groups and Stakeholders? meeting. Issues, Challenges and Ways Forward On Regional Priorities and Emerging Challenges 9. As a diverse region that comprises developing countries, including small island developing states, land-locked nations and least developed countries, as well as developed countries, the Asia Pacific region has many common but also particular sub-regional priorities and challenges. 10. As a region that is home to the largest part of humanity, the right to a life of dignity free from conflict and war is integral to sustainable development. 11. Some regional and sub-regional priorities include: ? Eradication of poverty ? while many have been lifted from poverty, the region still has the most number of people living in poverty. ? Capacity to respond to natural disasters and impacts of climate change, including monitoring, surveillance and alert systems; emergency responses; disaster risk reduction and adaptation to climate change. ? Conservation and sustainable use of depleting natural resources and biodiversity, including by indigenous peoples and local communities in managing forest, land and water resources, and in the practice of sustainable agriculture. ? Specific circumstances of small island developing states in the Pacific highlighting the crucial importance of marine resources management and governance, within and beyond national jurisdictions, (including EEZs) necessary for the survival of the people in these islands. ? More equitable distribution of income and natural resources, particularly land. ? Stronger national policies that protect and promote food sovereignty in the face of competing resource use (e.g., land for biofuels). ? Need for food self-sufficiency policies and regulation that would reduce reliance on imports, as well as support and incentives for sustainable food production practices. ? Regulation at the international, regional and national levels with effective enforcement mechanisms to ensure corporate social responsibility, accountability and transparency. ? Stronger regulation on foreign investments related to natural resources to protect the rights of indigenous peoples, impoverished and marginalized peoples, and the environment. ? Compliance with trans-boundary agreements to ensure equitable sharing of resources, particularly water. ? Protection and promotion of community access and control of all natural resources, which are vital for impoverished and disadvantaged communities. ? Honoring the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples in national policies and laws. ? Safeguarding natural resources (including agriculture, forests, ancestral lands, waters, oceans) against commodification and privatization. ? Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) for environmentally-sound disposal of toxic substances and wastes, and enforcement of international regulations on toxic substances and wastes, in particular hazardous substances is required to avoid the adverse impacts on communities and the environment. ? Creation of local employment and recognition of labor rights to address population mobility and increasing urbanization. ? Global, regional and sub-regional systems based on science to engage communities and CSOs in community-based monitoring and sharing of data related to impacts on the three dimensions of sustainability, including inter alia chemicals and nuclear emissions. ? Involvement of communities and CSOs in the development, implementation and monitoring of new technologies or techniques. ? Compliance, accountability and transparency of corporations to redress displacements and other violations of rights against communities and the environment. 12. Some emerging challenges include: ? Worsening income and social inequalities in several developing countries that have experienced rapid economic growth, and a trend of social inequity in some developed countries. ? Massive infrastructure projects targeted for the next 10 years, with ecological and social sustainability as well as economic viability requiring thorough assessment. Several current large-scale infrastructure projects are already at the centre of controversy. ? Spread of unsustainable consumption patterns that with growing income disparities result in the wealthy consuming beyond their needs while the poor lack basic needs. Unsustainable consumption patterns put additional pressures on natural resources and the environment as well as lead to new health problems. ? Demographic changes and increased urbanization that result in declining rural workforce with resultant stresses on food production and security. ? Critical importance to the region of active promotion and support of sustainable fishing particularly involving small-scale fishers, in view of the dangerous level of depletion of fisheries resources across the region?s seas and oceans. ? Need to ensure faithful and consistent enforcement of the Basel Convention on the Control of Transboundary Movements of Hazardous Wastes and Their Disposal; ban dumping of wastes and toxic chemicals into the marine environment; and ensure proper management of electronic Waste, including efforts towards their reduction and eventual elimination. On Green Economy in the Context of Poverty Eradication and Sustainable Development 13. In view of the need for clearer understanding on the concept of ?green economy,? participants reaffirmed sustainable development as the overarching paradigm and centered discussions on key attributes of sustainable ?economies?, viz: ? Built on sustainable production and consumption patterns and ensuring all people?s wellbeing; ? Democratises access to, ownership and control over productive resources and assets, particularly for women, and promotes equitable access to opportunities for advancement and improvement of human and family welfare; ? Provides decent work and right livelihoods and ensures that social benefits are distributed equitably among all peoples; ? Fosters citizen participation; ? Upholds social justice, human rights, equity, and gender equality; ? Achieves economic sufficiency; ? Safeguards animal welfare and protects ecosystems; ? Ensures agriculture systems and supply chains are sustainable and humane; and ? Regulates financial markets and holds firms accountable for the social and environmental impacts of their operations. 14. Governments in Rio 1992 agreed to reform existing patterns of consumption and production in pursuit of sustainable development objectives, recognising the link between poverty and unsustainable production and consumption patterns. However, more attention has been given to environmentally friendly production than on consumption patterns. High economic growth in the region has been accompanied by unsustainable consumption patterns. A more rational pattern of consumption is needed to ensure a more rational pattern of production. Consumption patterns are in turn highly influenced by the distribution of incomes across and within countries. 15. Due to the unequal distribution of world incomes, an inordinately large share of goods and services produced are targeted for those with purchasing power. On the other hand, the poor who have great unmet needs but limited capacity to pay lack basic goods and services such as housing, clean water, sanitation, heath services, basic education and food. Solutions cannot be found in the market mechanisms, but must be provided in public policy and government actions. Governments must ensure universal access to basic health, education, sanitation, and other essential services, removing all social and cultural barriers that discriminate against minorities including on the basis of age, sexuality, ethnicity, caste, disability and gender. 16. Economy and economic life must be defined not in the narrow sense of efficiently allocating scarce resources, but as the range of processes, activities, relations and structures involved in and affecting the provisioning for human life in all its fullness, integrity and dignity. These include not only those involved in ?production? as commonly understood, but also activities, processes, relations and structures in what is termed ?social reproduction,? rendered primarily through the unrecognized and un(der)valued labor of women. 17. Technological fixes alone will not solve environmental problems that are consequences of social and economic factors. Fundamental issues such as access, intellectual property rights (IPR), and assessment of the potential impacts of new and untested technologies (e.g., geo-engineering, ocean fertilization, etc.) before they are released in the environment and deployed commercially must be addressed in the development and transfer of technologies. 18. Opposition was expressed against nuclear energy, mega-dams and agrofuel plantations; instead, governments are called upon to scale up public financing to provide wide access to renewable energy. 19. Opposition was similarly raised against the privatisation and commodification of nature and ecosystem functions that lead to further marginalization of communities. 20. There is need to uphold food sovereignty to address the global food crisis. Communities should have the right to determine their patterns of food production and consumption, and farmers should be able to prioritise food production for domestic consumption. Governments must support small-scale farmers, including women, as they form the heart of sustainable food production systems and along with their families, are the primary objects of rural development. 21. The pursuit of sustainable development in the rural areas must aim at the optimum balance between rural and urban development, with the view towards avoiding problems attendant to excessive rural-urban migration. Efforts to promote sustainable cities via green infrastructure, improved Waste management, access to sustainable sanitation and urban food sufficiency are likewise important, but need to be mindful of this rural-urban balance that is determined, among other things, by environmental carrying capacities. 22. Financing sustainable development and a just transition to sustainable economies requires significant public financing, financial and technology transfer from more endowed to less-endowed countries, private sector investments that are productive and non-speculative in nature, and fair and innovative modes of taxation, including a financial transaction tax. 23. Market-based mechanisms that permit developed countries to avoid the delivery of commitments to deep cuts in their greenhouse gas emissions and pass on such obligations through the markets must be reconsidered. 24. Governments must provide enabling policies for promoting sustainable economies as an important impetus to eradicate poverty reduction and achieve sustainable development. Governments must also examine fiscal policies and economic instruments to promote measures conducive to promoting sustainable development, and remove measures detrimental to such objectives including those that subsidize fossil fuel use and support inefficient resource use and economic activities. 25. Governments need to establish regional and inter-regional programmes for supporting capacity development in support of sustainable development. These must inherently involve mechanisms that promote the active participation of stakeholder groups and organisations to exchange good practices and expertise and to support pilot projects, research work, human resource development including training and education, and network activities within and across countries. 26. Stronger partnerships among governments, civil society organisations, private businesses and stakeholder groups must be established for promoting sustainable economies. Such partnerships need to be within frameworks of accountability and transparency including regulation. In line with this, research institutes, educational institutions and other stakeholder groups are enjoined to support good practice case studies and promote dissemination of information on such good practices for promoting sustainable economies in the context of poverty eradication and sustainable development. 27. As young people make up more than 40 per cent of the world?s unemployed, governments must provide children, adolescents and youth with education, training and opportunities for the active participation in economic, political, social and cultural life; promote youth employment rights, and security to prevent their marginalisation and social exclusion; and child labour by addressing the conditions that lead to it. 28. Finally, disaggregated indicators to monitor and assess sustainable economies need to be developed, not based on GDP, but on people?s wellbeing, inclusiveness, social equity, human rights, gender equality, decent work, biodiversity and ecological footprint. On the Institutional Framework for Sustainable Development (IFSD) 29. The IFSD should implement the agreed sustainable development commitments and actions at the international, regional, sub-regional levels and national levels with broad public participation in the various bodies and in decision-making. The three dimensions of sustainable development must be strengthened (or transformed where necessary) and closely integrated. The framework must: ? Promote accountability and legitimacy ? Improve coordination and synergies among sectors, actors and levels ? Ensure coherence, complementarity, effectiveness and efficiency ? Guarantee meaningful public participation. 30. There is need to transform the Commission on Sustainable Development into a Council on Sustainable Development under the General Assembly to integrate the work of disparate multilateral bodies working on each of the three dimensions of sustainable development, including the International Monetary Fund, the World Bank and the World Trade Organisation. The body must have strong technical support, an independent secretariat and dedicated budget. 31. In support of the IFSD, and in recognition of the continuing weakness of the environmental pillar in the existing IFSD structure, significant strengthening of international environmental governance is needed to deal with the evolving scale and scope of environmental issues and challenges. As the entity with the primary responsibility for the global environment, UNEP should be upgraded and provided with adequate resources for its work. The institutions and work of the numerous multilateral environmental agreements need to be further coordinated within the context of integrating the 3 dimensions of sustainable development. 32. Strengthening of the environmental dimension must come alongside transformation of the economic dimension to make it supportive of the two other dimensions, rather than overwhelm them. In particular, this transformation needs to be geared toward prevention of the occurrence of more financial and economic debacles, which cause much social dislocation and environmental degradation. The UN must also take a direct hand in economic and financial policy-making and act as an effective counterbalance to the traditional dominant global economic and financial bodies. 33. At the regional level, corresponding sustainable development bodies could be established. Sub-regional analogs could also be created where size and diversity of the region warrant it, such as in the Asia-Pacific. 34. At the national level, governments must establish multistakeholder councils for sustainable development (NCSDs) where absent, and strengthen them where already existing. NCSDs must coordinate planning, policy making, issues resolution, and reporting to the corresponding sub-regional/regional and global sustainable development bodies to ensure vertical coherence from implementation levels to the global level. 35. Local authorities are closest to the ground and directly serve the people. They must be given a responsibility and be involved in decision-shaping that concerns in particular sustainable development. 36. To be effective, the national sustainable development councils should be (a) organized at highest possible level, i.e., chaired by the Head of State/Government; (b) lodged with an appropriate coordinating body such Office of the Prime Minister or Planning Ministry; (c) composed of relevant ministries and major groups/stakeholders including local authorities; and (d) institutionally stable by virtue of a strong legal mandate and endowed with a dedicated budget. 37. The above proposals are initial steps to start fundamental changes that are necessary to meet the challenges of the 21st century. In the long term this may include updating the Charter of the UN. On Access to Information, Public Participation and Environmental Justice 38. As stipulated in Principle 10 of the 1992 Rio Declaration on Environment and Development, access to environmental information, participation in decision-making and judicial proceedings over environmental matters are a critical part of the policy and institutional framework for achieving sustainable development. Thus the policies on access to environmental information, participation in decision-making and judicial proceedings over environmental matters must be fully implemented at the multiple levels. The Aarhus Convention and UNEP Guideline on Principle 10 provide useful frameworks for developing and implementing policy measures to achieve Principle 10 objectives. 39. The general public is often denied access to information, participation and justice. In the implementation of P-10 policies, due consideration should be given to respect of human rights, gender equality and the realities and needs of the marginalized groups such as women, youth and indigenous peoples 40. A number of countries in Asia and the Pacific have adopted freedom of information acts and promote the public access to environmental information. However, the level of implementation and compliance with Principle 10 varies considerably, and there are cases where the poor and socially marginalized groups such as women, youth, and indigenous peoples are denied or unable to benefit from the access to environmental information. 41. Governments must provide mechanisms and avenues that support the empowerment of the stakeholders, particularly the socially marginalized groups, to recognize their key roles and to enable their active participation in decision making. Government must also involve major groups and stakeholders in policy dialogues and decision making processes over the environment and sustainability policy issues. 42. Governments must promote the application of P-10 in dealing with the new and emerging issues such as the potential impacts of the emerging technology on the human and environment, by ensuring access to information, public participation in technology assessment, access to liability and redress in cases of damages. 43. Governments must extend the application of the P-10 for promoting and ensuring accountability and transparency of the government, corporations and organizations through effective feedback from the citizens. 44. Governments must recognize and allow alternative peoples? initiatives such as citizen juries, peoples? tribunals, and technology observation platforms. 45. Governments need to exercise the authority to obtain information from the private sector and make available such information to the stakeholders when private sector activities are to cause the impacts on the environment or public concerns. Exceptions to the public access to environmental information and other Principle 10 policy measures should be restricted and should not be abused. 46. To facilitate effective implementation of the Principle 10 policy measures, education, awareness raising, training and capacity development activities must be strengthened. 47. Inadequacy of the forums and institutions at different levels has to be recognized and addressed through such measures as strengthening of the existing mechanism, ?Green Bench?, establishment of environmental courts, and consideration of creating an international environment court. 48. Governments are called upon to mandate and enable UNEP to develop a robust programme on UNEP Bali 2010 guidelines. In additions, governments must adopt and implement UNEP guidelines on P-10 at national level through adopting necessary legal framework and appropriate policies 49. Governments in Asia and the Pacific must develop the regional/sub-regional conventions on P-10. At the same time, interested governments in the region are enjoined to accede to the Aarhus convention, and/or to adopt its features such as the peer policy review, and complaint/individual petition procedures without precluding the adoption of the Asia Pacific convention. The negotiation for establishment of an international convention on Access to Information, Public Participation and Environmental Justice must be launched at the soonest possible time. 50. 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Shopbop giveaway!
This is an exciting giveaway from Shopbop for a $100 giftcard, open to my international readers
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Just visit these three links for juicy couture, juicy couture outlet and juicy couture terry and choose a
favorite piece to comment about.
You have a week to enter so good luck all!
62 comments:
I made a major overhaul to my personal style by switching from almost exclusively silver jewelry, to almost exclusively gold jewelry. Now i need a gold bag to match! I love Metallic Lady Lock Mini Bag & I think it would do just the trick!ReplyDelete
As for Juicy C., well, what makes me meltReplyDelete
Is the Cap Sleeve Dress with Removable Belt
It's a perfect summer dress and has pockets too
To Shopbop and A.M.M.: a big thank you!
Good luck everyone! -FaithJ
Love this bikini: http://www.shopbop.com/miss-softee-halter-bikini-top/vp/v=1/845524441871209.htm?folderID=2534374302030026&fm=browse-brand-shopbysizeReplyDelete
The neckline is perfect!
Wow! I had to read this twice to realize it was really THE most amazing giveaway ever. I scouted around those sites and after craving each and every piece, I came to the conclusion that THISReplyDelete
Terry Smocked Asymmetrical Dress is my Summer dream turn into a dress.
Thanks so much for the chance!
I'm lovin these Juicy Couture Nyda Woven Platform Booties! Paired up with this Pleated Mini Dress with Gunmetal Accents! ♥♥♥!ReplyDelete
Love the Walker Motorcycle Boots...super rad!ReplyDelete
Love the Walker Motorcycle Boots...super rad!ReplyDelete
I need some dresses in my wardrobe, and the knit crochet dress is amazingReplyDelete
oooh! loving these two:ReplyDelete
never thought juicy couture to be my style, but the dip dyed silk pants are exactly what i'd like to wear right now - the heat makes it so hard to get dressed everyday :-)ReplyDelete
I LOVE the pixie ruffle camisole, but the global glam chandelier earrings are adorable, too!ReplyDelete
wow what a wonderful giveaway!ReplyDelete
Generation Y Exquisite Mess Tote is my favorite item! :)
hmm usually I don't go for juicy, maybe because my 16 year old sister is crazy for it, but I just looked through the jewelry and it is pretty impressive, totally my style!ReplyDelete
I would go with the inside out hoops, or any of the tiny flower studs.
Love the contour rose scarf!ReplyDelete
SO much to love and so hard to pick just one thing! I'll have to choose the little terry color block romper :) xoReplyDelete
mmm...i love the 3/4 sleeve dress - the one with the dark stripes. i am a sucker for anything striped. :) thanks for the giveaway!ReplyDelete
thanks! i liked this: http://www.shopbop.com/printed-garden-cluster-ring-juicy/vp/v=1/845524441873497.htm?folderID=2534374302023794&fm=browse-brand-shopbysizeReplyDelete
I love the Juicy Flutter Sweater! So cute for summer.ReplyDelete
The twill romper on the juicy outlet site is too cute. I gotta tell my niece about it. She would look so cute in it!ReplyDelete
Flower Punk Sparrow Hoops!!!ReplyDelete
Cognitive dissonance, anyone?????
Who would've thought that Stevie Nicks-meets-Nancy Spungen look would actually work?
I love those pyramid stud earrings. If I won this I would probably end up buying more than one pair. The amethyst and the onyx are equally divine.ReplyDelete
Oh wow...waaay to hard to pick 1 fav, I love the clothing-but will never look as good as they do lol...ReplyDelete
I'd have to say I was plesently surpised w their jewlery and shoes...(I think some of the shoes were not for sale, just props-prob the ones I liked the most? Oops? lol)
- Mara ViJuly 15, 2010
I'm in love with this simple, romantic dress. My favorite part is the intricate stitching going down the chest. This is the kind of dress that I could fancy up with bold accessories, or keep it simple and sweet with a beaded headband.ReplyDelete
the cherry blossom dress and walker moto boots are hot, hot, hot!ReplyDelete
I can't chose. I Love the 3/4 sleeve twill jacket, as well as the twill romper, but the Terry shirt sleeve tunic dress is also very cute and looks so comfortable...ReplyDelete
- Sarah KraussJuly 15, 2010
i loved looking through your collections! my favorite peice is the cropped ruffle cardigan! i love ruffles in unusual ways and so this totally fits me :) such fun stuff :) thanks for the look :)ReplyDelete
Great giveaway! I love lots, but especially the jewellery and headbands.<3ReplyDelete
My absolute favourite has to be the Nostalgia Necklace
evie x
- christinaJuly 15, 2010
I love love the 3/4 sleeve embroidered dress- so perfect for summer!ReplyDelete
Wow, I'm really intrigued by theReplyDelete
Draped Back Pullover!! Would defs buy that if I won!
I love the 3/4 tunic, comfortable and stylish for my pregnant tummy.ReplyDelete
I love the "Strapless Dress." The Poppy Field color is beautiful!ReplyDelete
I absolutely adore these Juicy Couture Parachute Utility Pants! http://www.shopbop.com/parachute-utility-pants-juicy-couture/vp/v=1/845524441859877.htm?folderID=2534374302030026&fm=browse-brand-shopbysizeReplyDelete
These are fabulous!
wow, I heart the 3/4 Sleeve Embroidered Dress!ReplyDelete
The plaid rolled sleeve dress is pretty darn cute!!ReplyDelete
My favs:ReplyDelete
Racine Stud Ballet Flats
3/4 sleeve twill jacket
pucker ruffle bikini
Cherry Blossom Dress
i'm having a terrible time choosing a favorite! that burnout fleece poncho cardigan is so gorgeous. i could wrap myself up in that all winter long. but the long-sleeved black leather jacket is perfection. ($700 perfection, though.) i also love the 3/4 sleeve striped dress. the rucheing is adorable.ReplyDelete
i hope i'm not disqualified for giving three faves. it's all gorgeous!!! thanks for the awesome giveaway!
I love the striped ruffle sleeve top in the juicy couture, the 3/4 sleeve twill jacket at the outlet, and the color block terry shorts!ReplyDelete
any of the jewelry. pretty much anything, haha, but.... if i had to narrow it down a little bit - the jewelry!ReplyDelete
oh, it has to be those racine studded ballet flats. so perfect for fall!ReplyDelete
- SashJuly 16, 2010
Relatively new reader here!ReplyDelete
The Global Glam Stud Cluster Ring is AMAZING. I love big statement pieces like that!
Oh wow, this would be so amazing to win! I adore the Nyda Woven Platform Booties. You could wear them with a little black dress and a clutch, or leggings, a boatneck tee and motorcycle jacet and hobo bag. So versatile! LOVE it! :) Thanks!ReplyDelete
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What an exciting giveaway!! :)ReplyDelete
I love the Juicy Couture Strappy Date Dress...it would be perfectly breezy for these hot summer days :)
The pleated minidress with gunmetal accents is pretty killer.ReplyDelete
So hard to deside but for the next autum would be nice to wear something like the Rolled Sleeve Plaid Dress. and the shoes are great too!!!ReplyDelete
I love their jewellery. I think the Nostalgia Beaded Necklace is gorgeous for its colours and adornment.ReplyDelete
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Stripe Ruffle Sleeve Tee please!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 18, 2010
Oh my! The Phoebe Tunic Dress is gorge! What a fun give away!ReplyDelete
What a super fun giveaway! I've never visited Juicy Couture before and now that I have I can say there's a lot of nice things but the Nostalgia Beaded Necklace really caught my eye. I'd have to say that necklace is my fave item.ReplyDelete
So many lovely items! I love the Rolled Sleeve Plaid Dress, so pretty! The ruffle trims at the shoulders are super cute.ReplyDelete
this is my fav... http://www.shopbop.com/sleeve-back-mesh-sweater-juicy/vp/v=1/845524441871225.htm?folderID=2534374302023785&fm=browse-brand-shopbysize-viewall. perfect for a summer night out!ReplyDelete
- claudiaJuly 19, 2010
I'm a simple gal, i stick to the basics...the original terry pants in black.ReplyDelete
A giveaway?? So much fun!! Ok, Ok, my favorite piece there? The white terry pants for summer. I have a pair but they're getting way too worn. Please, please, please I hope I win ;-)ReplyDelete
i like the long dress with crochet! Great giveaway and cute Juicy items!ReplyDelete
I love the turquoise stud earrings, perfect for summer paired with a white cotton dress!ReplyDelete
My favorite is the Juicy Couture Metallic Drop Shoulder Top:ReplyDelete
I love it because first off I love to wear white, I think it looks good on me, and secondly I'm always looking for fashionable but still comfy clothes and it totally fits the bill! It actually looks super comfy :)
love the 3/4 sleeve shirt dress!ReplyDelete
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Long Fortuna Dress
LOVING this dress and with an upcoming wedding, it'd be perfect to get it at a discount!:)
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I really adore the strapless plaid dress- it's just so sweet and pretty.ReplyDelete
I really like that open-back dress with the front pockets, so pretty!ReplyDelete
Great giveaway, I hope I'm not too late!! :-)
The Colorblock Terry Romper is to. die. for. I cherish it! It has the 70's vibe... i can totally see "Chrissy" on Three's Company rocking it!ReplyDelete
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(Clearwater, Fla.) – The parent company of PODS announces the signing of a binding agreement to sell the company, in its entirety, to the Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan (Teachers'). Details on the deal have not been disclosed and it is likely the sale will be finalized in the first quarter of 2015. PODS utilized Barclays as its exclusive financial advisor. Full Release
(Clearwater, Fla.) – Moving and storage company PODS Enterprises Inc. announced this week that John B. Koch will become its president and chief executive officer, effective Sept. 17. He is transitioning from his current role as president of ADT North America's Residential/Small Business division.
(Clearwater, Fla.) – PODS has run several promotional and reward-focused events to celebrate the milestone reached in June of delivering its two millionth container to a couple in Valrico, Fla.
(Clearwater, Fla.) – When it comes to contributing to community organizations the Tampa Bay area PODS is bringing their "A" game in support of Shelton Quarles' IMPACT Foundation. By providing a convenient moving and storage product, PODS® containers are often seen throughout neighborhoods before and after a move as well as during a home or business renovation. So when the Tampa Bay area PODS was approached by Shelton Quarles' "Home Blitz" program, they were happy to help.
(Clearwater, Fla.) – PODS Enterprises, Inc. and its first ever national charity collaboration with the Marine Toys for Tots Foundation proved to be a great success, providing over 170 PODS® containers to support the organization's annual holiday toy drive across the United States.
(Clearwater, Fla.) – The PODS Canadian franchise network in Toronto, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Calgary, Vancouver, and Ottawa has teamed up to support The Salvation Army this holiday season to provide PODS® moving and storage containers as they collect food, clothing, toys and other items for the needy. The PODS® containers will be used to store donated goods at Salvation Army collection points across Canada which PODS will then transport to local Salvation Army distribution centers. This is the first year that PODS has assisted The Salvation Army in Canada with its holiday collection efforts.
(Clearwater, Fla.) – PODS Enterprises, Inc., a leader in the moving and storage industry, is pleased to announce the recent appointment of Clive Burton to the position of Vice President of Sales.
(Clearwater, Fla.) – PODS Enterprises, Inc. and its franchise network, have reached an agreement with the Marine Toys for Tots in which the company will donate usage of thousands of portable storage containers to support Toys for Tots in its annual holiday toy drive.
(Clearwater, Fla.) – PODS Enterprises, Inc. recently welcomed Tina Azzarella to its Clearwater, Fla. headquarters as the corporation's new manager of corporate relocation. As the Manager of Corporate Relocation at PODS, Azzarella is responsible for further expanding PODS' growing corporate relocation business, creating new sales strategies, managing and training corporate sales personnel and overseeing tradeshow strategies. Azzarella brings over 10 years experience in the relocation industry. Most recently serving as the vice president of corporate sales for Dependable Auto Shippers. Full release
(Clearwater, Fla.) – PODS Enterprises, Inc., today announced the sale of a new franchise in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada.
"Since opening our Ottawa market in 2006, we have achieved a significant amount of success within a very short period of time," said Peter Hauderowicz, owner of PODS' Ottawa franchise. "The PODS® brand has been well received in Ottawa and the growth exceeded our expectations. We hope to duplicate our success in Halifax by offering our flexible, industry-leading solution to moving and storage." Full release
(Clearwater, Fla.) – PODS Enterprises, Inc., a leader in the moving and storage industry, welcomes John Cameron as their new Senior Vice President of Long Distance Moving and Corporate Operations at the firm's corporate headquarters.
Cameron, who has more than 25 years experience, will manage the strategy for PODS long distance moving and corporate-owned PODS locations. Previously, Cameron held positions as Executive Vice President of Operations for DHL Express International and as Divisional Vice President for FedEx Ground, Inc. Full release
(Clearwater, Fla.) - The Navy Exchange Service Command (NEXCOM), Army Air Force Exchange System (AAFES) and Marine Corps Community Services (MCCS) have a multi-year contract with PODS Enterprises, Inc. to bring the company's portable storage containers to CONUS military installations. Military exchange customers receive up to a 10 percent discount on the first month of rental as well as discounted local delivery fees. The alliance, first forged in 2006, has seen explosive nationwide growth as more military personnel enjoy the advantages and cost savings of moving with PODS. Full release
CLEARWATER, Fla.) – Recent data released by PODS Enterprises, Inc., one of the leaders in the moving and storage industry, shows significant migration trend changes over the past year.
According to the moving patterns of PODS customers, in 2009, the southeastern U.S. reversed last year's trend of significant net outbound moves from cities that had previously exhibited long-standing patterns of residential growth. An analysis of PODS moving data revealed that seven out of the top 11 U.S. cities with a reduction in the percentage of people leaving in 2009 were in Florida. Full release
(CLEARWATER, FLA.) – PODS Enterprises, Inc., a leader in moving and storage, recently completed comprehensive market research to better understand what customers value the most when moving or storing their valuables.
Using feedback from consumer focus groups, customer interviews and quantitative analysis, the company reveals that flexibility and convenience are top factors influencing customer satisfaction in the moving and storage experience. Full release
(BAKERSFIELD, CALIF.) – Good things do not only come in small packages. Sometimes, good things come in large, white, sturdy storage containers emblazoned with the four red letters, in this case, PODS.
PODS, a well-known national moving and storage company, is considered an expert in more than just the traditional sense when it comes to moving America. Bright red and white PODS containers are frequently seen at charitable organizations and disaster sites throughout the United States.Full release
(LOS ANGELES, CALIF.) – As Southern California experiences severe weather patterns, PODS is on stand-by to serve relief agencies and communities in need of assistance.
The company is a frequent early responder to emergency situations and their services have proven to be especially useful in the cases of hurricanes and floods. Full release
(CLEARWATER, FL) – PODS welcomes James Hwang as director of call center operations at the firm's corporate headquarters.
Hwang will direct sales initiatives and develop new strategies for long-distance moving and local moving and storage sales, as well as customer service to ensure a competitive edge for the firm. Full release
(CLEARWATER, Fla.) – PODS, a national leader in the moving and storage industry, appointed George Spowart as vice president of marketing at the firm's corporate offices in Clearwater.
Spowart was promoted from marketing director, a position he has held with PODS since March 2007. In his new role, Spowart will define the strategic direction for PODS branding and communications across its network of corporate and franchise locations. Full release
(CLEARWATER, FL.) – PODS, a national leader in the moving and storage industry, announced plans to hire 255 customer and call center representatives at its corporate headquarters in Florida and in cities across the U.S. and Canada.
The company is bucking a difficult economic environment and experiencing steady corporate growth with its compelling and flexible moving and storage solution and plans to hire 30 to 45 new employees each month between now and May 2010. Full release
(DALLAS / FT. WORTH, TX) – Brett Schnitzius, a former offensive lineman for the Kansas City Chiefs Football Club, joins PODS (Portable On Demand Storage) in Dallas/Ft. Worth as warehouse general manager.
Tackling the competition is nothing new to the former football player, whose primary responsibilities will be to oversee warehouse operations at the PODS® Storage Center, foster relationships with corporate and residential customers, promote goodwill within the community, support civic organizations, and generate new business. Full release
(ORLANDO, FL) – Ten years ago, PODS (Portable On Demand Storage) revolutionized the moving and storage industry and set a new standard for consumers needing flexible solutions.
Today, brothers Mike and Tim Greene are managing partners of nine PODS franchises, including Orlando, which is celebrating 10 years of service to the community. Full release
(CLEARWATER, FL) – If you need a fresh start with moving, storage or clearing the clutter, PODS and 1-800-GOT-JUNK? have you covered.
A new strategic alliance between the two franchise giants - PODS, the leader in portable moving and storage, and 1-800-GOT-JUNK?, a full-service junk removal company, will offer special discounts and joint service solutions to residential customers and commercial businesses. Full release
(CLEARWATER, FL) – PODS (Portable On Demand Storage) welcomes Brian Farris as its Corporate Director of Logistics.
Farris is joining PODS from Cardinal Logistics Management Corporation based in Concord, NC, where he was vice president of operations for the mid-Atlantic region. He will be responsible for daily operations of fleet management at PODS, including routing, repositioning and executing strategies to streamline PODS network of branded storage containers. Full release
There is more than meets the eye with PODS® containers. PODS' of Houston's dedicated employees continue to work tirelessly to ensure recovery efforts are streamlined and containers are dispatched when and where needed – bringing in more than 500 additional containers from Virginia, Maryland, Illinois, Utah, Arizona, Iowa, New Jersey, and other areas of Texas. Full release
Used as a test market, franchise owner finds user-friendly website as a way to engage customers.
Facebook has become a happy medium advertising venue for Brian Cates, owner of the PODS of Southwest Missouri franchise located in Springfield. Full release
ST. LOUIS, Mo. AND CLEARWATER, Fla. – PODS (Portable on Demand Storage) and UniGroup, Inc., the parent company of United Van Lines and Mayflower Transit, have agreed to a marketing alliance that provides for the exchange of services between leaders in portable container moving and storage and full-service moving. Full release
PODS will be an important part of a charitable effort on today's Oprah Winfrey Show. The show, entitled "Oprah's 'What Can You Live Without?' Experiment," challenges families to determine what really matters in life, and what they can live without. Full release


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ZF-2116: View Layouts
Provide layout implementation that allows for dependency injection from the that are composed in the layout
Testing is done. There is one additional feature to add, and the remainder is documentation. We will need to update the documentation Makefile to allow for an additional level of depth for pages so that helpers can be on their own pages.
Ralph is making some final changes that make the plugin more robust when exceptions occur during rendering. Once these are tested and documentation done, we can promote to core.
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Aug. 31 Public Record
Published: Saturday, August 31, 2013 at 12:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, August 30, 2013 at 5:42 p.m.
The following people were arrested on felony charges by law enforcement agencies in Davidson County, and, unless noted otherwise, were either placed in the Davidson County Detention Center or released from custody and are scheduled to appear in Lexington District Court on the date given:
• Casey Ryan Hinson, 27, of 1507 Hugh Miller Road, was charged with misdemeanor larceny and felony obtaining property by false pretense, $5,000 secured bond, Sept. 30.
• Carlie White Swink III, 23, of 205 Shell Road, Thomasville, was charged with felony breaking and entering and felony larceny after breaking/entering, $2,500 secured bond, Sept. 18.
• Justin Allen Coe, 27, of 111 Pearl Valley Lane, Winston-Salem, was charged with felony failure to report new address — sex offender, $10,000 secured bond, Sept. 23.
The following larcenies more than $1,000 were reported to the Davidson County Sheriff's Office and the Lexington Police Department:
• Tools valued at $1,950 were reported stolen from a home on Old Salisbury Road between noon Monday and 5:16 p.m. Thursday.
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Baseball Splits Ivy Opener with Yale; Hermans Earns First Win of 2013
Box Score: Game Two
The Princeton baseball team opened Ivy League play on a strong note, riding solid pitching from Zak Hermans to a 4-0 victory over Yale. The Tigers (3-17, 1-1 Ivy) were unable to maintain their pace and momentum in game two versus the Bulldogs, falling 9-1 to split the series.
Turning Point of the Game: Alec Keller led off the first with a home run to left field to score what would be the game-winning run in game one. His long ball provided the Princeton with the early offensive control it needed.
In game two, Yale's offense capitalized early and Princeton was never able to find its offensive groove. Down 2-0 in the top of the third, the Bulldogs sealed things up scoring three runs on two hits and two Princeton errors.
Beyond the Box: Four freshmen made their Clarke Field debuts, with shortstop Billy Arendt and second baseman Danny Hoy starting both games. The latter game saw Cameron Mingo toss 5.0 innings and strikeout four, and Chris Bodurian go 0.1 inning.
Player/Pitcher of the Game: Senior Hermans earned his first victory of the year in his complete game shutout 4-0 game one win. He scattered three hits, while striking out five in 24 batters faced. He had four 1-2-3 frames out of seven and the Tigers provided him with run support, scoring four runs on 11 hits.
Batter of the Game: Junior Keller went 4-for-9 with two runs and an RBI as the leadoff hitter in both games. In game one, he had the leadoff home run to ultimately account for the Tigers' winning run.
Honorable Mention Batter of the Game: Alex Flink went a perfect 3-for-3 with two RBI in game one. He recorded an RBI single through the left side in the first and an RBI single up the middle in the fourth.
Play of the Day: Keller's home run was an immediate game changer and reenergized a Princeton team that entered today's doubleheader at 2-16. It was the team's fourth homer of the year and Keller's second in 17 appearances.
A Little History Making: Saturday's doubleheader marked the first time baseball has been live streamed. Fans will be able to tune into all home contests via GoPrincetonTigers.tv's streaming package.
On Deck: Princeton hosts Brown tomorrow Sunday, Mar. 31 in doubleheader action. First pitch versus the Bears is 12 noon at Clarke Field.


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Arizona Faces Illinois-Chicago in Season Opener
Arizona Gymnastics Delivers Season Tickets
Determined Seniors Take on Leadership in Final Season
Arizona Gymnastics Ranked No. 17 in the Preseason
The beginning of Shelby Edwards' college career as a Wildcat didn't go as she had planned it. Before the first meet of her freshman year, she dislocated her elbow during a practice.
GymCat Blog: Krysten Howard
Madison Cindric signed a National Letter of Intent to attend the U of A.
Jessie Sisler's GymCat Blog!
October Cat Scratch
GymCat Blog: Ali Stakem
GymCat Blog: Shelby Edwards
Arizona gymnastics assistant coach Randi Acosta has been involved with Arizona gymnastics for most of her life.


text: http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2014...egal-firearms/ After tens of thousands of defiant gun owners in Connecticut chose not to register their semi-automatic rifles to comply with a hastily-passed gun control law, the state is now taking some action. Officials are reportedly notifying gun owners who submitted late applications that they have one last chance to get rid of their illegal weapons. State officials did accept some gun registration applications that were submitted after the Jan. 4 deadline, however, not all late applications were accepted, the Journal Inquirer reports. But rather than turn that information over to prosecutors, state officials are giving the gun owners a chance to get rid of the weapons and magazines, the report adds. So gun owners who actually tried to register their guns and magazines, intentionally late or not, are now on the states radar for owning guns that became illegal overnight. Owning an unregistered semi-automatic rifle or high-capacity magazine that was legal prior to Jan. 3 is now a class D felony under the new law. While we cant confirm the authenticity of the letter above, the Journal Inquirer, which is a local paper covering North-Central Connecticut, reports the state does hold notarized letters for violators. As TheBlaze reported earlier this month, as little 15 percent of the now-illegal semi-automatic rifles have actually been registered with the state of Connecticut. No one has anything close to definitive figures, but the most conservative estimates place the number of unregistered assault weapons well above 50,000, and perhaps as high as 350,000, the Courant reported. Republican state Sen. Tony Guglielmo recalled talking to a constituent who informed him that some gun owners are intentionally taking part in civil disobedience because they feel the law is unconstitutional. Its unclear if the state plans to start prosecuting gun owners who dont dispose of their semi-automatic rifles or high-capacity magazines or if they have a plan to check to see if the late applicants comply with the warning. Its also uncertain if the state plans to go about identifying gun owners who didnt try to register their guns at all. Though it was too late to contact the Connecticut Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection on Wednesday, TheBlaze will reach out to the agency on Thursday. Again, this viral photo of Connecticut gun owners waiting in line to register their guns in December, which one person said reminded them of the Weimar Germany, still seems relevant: Holy Crap. Looks like Weimar Germany @chipwoods @MaxCUA CT men waiting in line to register guns with the govt pic.twitter.com/L74YQxkICy


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Gerald William Willhite
Position: RB
Height: 5-10 Weight: 200 lbs.
Born: May 30, 1959 in Sacramento, CA
High School: Cordova
College: San Jose St. (school history) (Willhite college stats)
Drafted by the Denver Broncos in the 1st round (21st overall) of the 1982 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 26 (3866th overall since 1950)
Relatives: Brother of Kevin Willhite
Other SR Links: College Football at Sports-Reference.com


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You can have vulvar cancer without having any symptoms, but many women do. These are some common symptoms of vulvar cancer:
Vulvar itching that does not improve
A change in skin color around the vulva. Your skin may become more red, lighter, or darker in color than the surrounding skin.
A change in the feel of your skin around the vulva. Your skin may feel thicker, scalier, rougher, or bumpier than surrounding skin.
Wart-like bump or bumps, cauliflower-like growths, or ulcers or sores on the vulva
Pain when urinating
Burning or bleeding and discharge not related to your menstrual cycle
Enlarged glands in your groin
One type of vulvar cancer, called melanoma of the vulva, has different symptoms. These are some of the possible signs of vulvar melanoma:
A new mole on the vulva or a change in a mole that has been present for years
An abnormal mole. It may be asymmetrical, meaning one half doesn't match the other. The mole may have an irregular or lacy border, meaning the edges are ragged, or it may also be irregular in color. A mole that is wider than 1/4 inch may be of concern as well
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So apparently I'm on the James Franco beat. The current infant terrible of the art, acting, poetry, soap-opera scene was scheduled to present his exhibit "Three's Company, a dramatic reading" on Thursday night at the Salt Lake Art Center but, alas, will not.
Franco, lately seen cutting his arm off in 127 Hours, compiled seven episodes of the '70s sitcom Three's Company and then over-dubbed them with a re-reading of the script. Everyone who picked up the headphones to listen at the Salt Lake Art Center, had pretty much the reaction you'll have when you watch this. But I can say that we all sure talked about it-a lot. So really it was a performance piece about the nature of celebrity and how a handsome actor at the height of his powers can pretty much do whatever the hell he wants.
Anyway. He's not coming on Thursday. He must, I was told, prepare for the Oscars.


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ZF-2933: section 184.108.40.206.2. API: missing closing parenthesis on "initView" function documentation
currently reads: initView($path, $prefix, $options may be called to specify the base view path...
should read: initView($path, $prefix, $options) may be called to specify the base view path...
Resolved with SVN r8932.
I'm assuming this fix is merged to the 1.5 release branch for release with 1.5.1. Please update JIRA if this is not the case.
Documentation changes are not merged to release branches under current policy.
Updating to comply with new IT component conventions.