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When was the last time you dug your hands into the dirt or looked up at a starry night sky? Earth has always provided the physical and emotional sustenance we've needed, so it's fitting we take the time to celebrate this collective home we all live on.
Utah restaurants and food vendors are taking Earth Week to heart (or to the stomach) by preparing delicious meals using ingredients from Utah's ground. You can sit down, relax, eat and let Mother Nature set the mood. The following restaurants and events will give you the taste of Earth Week.
Faustina restaurant has an earth-friendly special on Sunday, April 21.
Local sustainable farms and ranches provide the source for their truly fresh menu of New York strip steak with grilled Yukon gold potatoes (don't let the names fool you, it's all local). As the sun goes down, lights will dim and you can enjoy your meal by candlelight. The outdoor patio dining will be available, weather permitting.
Faustina is at 454 E. 300 South, SLC.
Bambara restaurant teams up with Hotel Monaco to celebrate Earth Week.
From April 22–26, Bambara will offer a $13 lunch special with $1 from each Power Lunch donated to the Nature Conservancy. The lunch includes a choice of fresh greens or salad, turkey wrap or hamburger and a gooey cookie for dessert. At the same time, Hotel Monaco will hold a Recycle Round-Up in their hotel lobby. All electronic recyclables will be accepted and members of their green team will dispose of your cellphones, printers, laptops, small devices and large desktop towers properly.
Hotel Monaco is at 15 W. 200 South, and Bambara is nearby at 202 S. Main Street in SLC.
Oasis Cafe offers a $25 three-course dinner April 22–28.
Local organic ingredients fill fresh salad or soup, halibut over spaghetti with white onion sauce, and lemon cheesecake with kiwi sauce. Dinner over candlelight reminds diners to conserve energy, while outdoor dining under the stars is also available, weather permitting.
Oasis Cafe is located at 151 S. 500 East, SLC.
Logan's third annual Earth Day Downtown runs Saturday, April 20.
Local food vendors and a gardener's market vendors will be on hand with good eats and advice on becoming more environmentally conscious and sustainable. The event will be held from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
The festival will be held on 100 South between Main Street and 100 West, Logan.


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Died: January 9, 1990 in Richmond, VA
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College: Virginia (school history)
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Ganesh Love this rug I purchased the 3'x5' and the 2.5'x8' and the color is really cool, looking different in different light. In sunlight it has dark greyish green tone and indoors it's like the picture, a dark brownish grey. It's thick and heavy and feels great under bare feet. Really glad I bought these on sale, such a great deal! June 10, 2015
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Large amounts of food, clothing, sleeping bags and blankets, and devotional items were collected at St. Polycarp in Smyrna and in various places in Wilmington. Another truck will head north before Thanksgiving. Food, clothing (especially gloves), diapers and baby wipes, blankets and sleeping bags, batteries, bleach and rubber gloves, and paper towels and Windex are items needed.
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The Arizona Men's Tennis Program netted one second team all-academic, and two honorable mention awards
I regularly do Exit Interviews with graduating student-athletes during which they fill out a very specific form that details their experience at the University of Arizona both as a student and as an athlete.
Many of you know Arizona State University recently instituted a mandatory student fee to help offset the funding ASU was spending to subsidize athletics. It's meant to let tuition funds flow back to academic and student support programs.
We are extremely excited to announce that Dr. David Lapan, his wife Krista, and their children Lisa, Dana, Kasey, Katie, Tyler, Zach and Kobie, in conjunction with the Lapan Charitable Trust and the Lapan Memorial Sunshine Fund, have committed a $1 million gift to our Hillenbrand Softball renovation project.
The McKale renovation is moving along rapidly in hopes of meeting our quick deadlines on the project. All of the old seats are scheduled to be removed by Saturday.
The deadline to renew football season tickets and Wildcat Club donations (including men's basketball priority seating) is here. Thank you to everyone who has already renewed for 2014-15, and there are a lot of you. As of Monday, our renewal percentage for football season tickets was 73 percent, which is up from 54 percent at this time last year. That shows our loyal fans are excited and enthusiastic about the upcoming year. The deadline is tomorrow, May 1, by 5 p.m.
We held our annual C.A.T.S. Awards banquet earlier this week, which is one of my favorite events of the year. It's a celebration of competitive success, academics and community service, which we feel are extremely important. We urge our student-athletes to be involved in a number of different initiatives while on campus, and this event gives us an opportunity to recognize their dedication and commitment in those areas.
University of Arizona Athletics celebrated its student-athletes at the annual C.A.T.S. Awards banquet Monday night at Westin La Paloma.
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We're very pleased to present soulful electro-dance trio Tortured Soul on Thursday, March 14th at Stage 48. The group recently released their single "Dirty", which features several fabulous remixes, including one from DJ Spinna. It's fitting then that Spinna will be joining the show, providing his eclectic selection of soulful house, Afrobeat, funk, and more for your dancing pleasure.
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There seems to be a little confusion regarding these blanks. There are definitely two different versions, so beware.
One version is reported to be dead soft, most likely requiring more than just the axis pin holes and ejector to be hardened. It also apparently has a sanded finish making refinishing a little more difficult. The difference is easy to spot, the Sportsman guide (and some other vendors) does not have the chicken feet.
The ones that Copes and AK builder are selling are (from what I can tell by finishing a couple) exactly the same metal as the flats that they have been selling. Making hardening and refinishing the same as we have been doing all along with the flats.
Here is a comparison of a bent blank from Copes and a flat from akbuilder that I have bent. They appear to be the same.
I took a center punch and gave them both the same whack in a spot that will be covered by the PG. The results were identical.
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Gold Jewish marriage ring, the circular hoop decorated with five rosettes between which are five quatrefoils of light blue enamel, studs between and on either side and a double-corded edging; engraved inside the hoop in Hebrew Mazal tov (Good luck)
21.18 mm internal ring diameter; 6.5 g weight
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The distinctive Jewish wedding ring has been in use since the seventh and eighth centuries. Their origin, however, remains unknown. They were originally ascribed to Venice where there was a large population of Jews, but the enamelled gold filigree work is closer in style to that of Transylvanian goldsmiths. They were only used during the ceremony. The bridegroom placed it on the middle finger of the bride's right hand.
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There are some really great bicycling themed gifts for kids. Here are a few of my favorites:
I first discovered Nutcase helmets last year at Interbike and immediately loved them. Nutcase helmets are designed with tons of colorful graphics and they make wearing a helmet fun. They fit really well, thanks to the adjustable spin dial, and they don't fall backwards like so many children's helmets do. The magnetic closure is great too for preventing pinches when bucking your child's helmet. They come in both adult and kid sizes. I have purchased four in the past year, one for each family member. My middle school aged son loves the "glowing brain, for biking, skateboarding and scootering. My first grade daughter feels like a super hero in her "stars and stripes" helmet. Nutcase helmets are available locally at Green Guru's Cruiser Boutique in Boulder, REI, and Performance. They can also be found online at Amazon.
Nite Ize, based out of Boulder, makes some really fun bike lights for kids. Both of my children have Night Ize "spoke lights" on their bikes, which look pretty spectacular as they rotate around on their wheels. These make excellent stocking stuffers, which is great because finding small gifts to fit in stockings can be a challenge. Night Ize are available locally at REI, Sports Authority, and Eddie Bauer. I've also seen them at several toy stores in the Front Range area. They can also be purchased on Amazon.
Lastly, what's not to love about jeans with protective built-in pads for bmx and skateboarding. Here is my review of this great product. Grindz can be found online at Target and Amazon.


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Ron Paul: The Tonight Show or Campaign Rally?
December 17th, 2011 2:19 am | by Marc Gallagher | Published in Civil Liberties, Constitution, Drugs, Election, Environment, Foreign Policy, Liberty, Maven Commentary, Politics, Ron Paul, states rights, Taxes | 33 Responses
Last night Ron Paul appeared on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno. As a big Ron Paul supporter it was surreal. Leno kept him on for 3 interview segments. Almost every single thing Ron Paul said was met with loud cheers. Comedian/Fear Factor Host/Podcaster Joe Rogan was Leno's next guest. He came out wearing a Ron Paul shirt. Leno asked Joe, "What part of his [Ron Paul's] platform do you like?" Rogan replied, "Every single thing that comes out of his mouth. I go yeah, YEAH, FINALLY!"
This was not just an appearance on a late night talk show. This was a Ron Paul campaign rally.
During the final interview segment with Paul, Leno asked him his thoughts on the other candidates and went down the list by name. When he got to Bachmann, Ron Paul replied, "She doesn't like Muslims. She hates Muslims. She wants to go get them." This probably didn't win him any neo-conservative supporters. Then he doubled down on this when he replied similarly about Santorum saying he doesn't like "gay people and Muslims." Wow. I can't imagine that Santorum and Bachmann won't issue a counter-attack soon.
This just further cements my point in previous articles. Ron Paul can and would beat Obama in the general election. His more difficult win is in the GOP primary.
During the appearance Twitter was about 99% positive about Ron Paul, including many tweets saying things like, "I wasn't sure before, but now I'm definitely voting for Ron Paul."
Now we can sit back and monitor how the pundits and other candidates react, if they react at all.
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Jim Yancey was born and raised in Georgia. He graduated from Georgia Tech in 1968 with a BSIM and then from Georgia State in 1971 with an MBA major in Management. In 1996 an 1997 he attended Dallas Theological Seminary. He loves to teach the Bible and specializes in End Times and The Life of Christ. For years he collected and restored Mustangs, Shelbys, and an original 289 A.C. Cobra. He has been active in the Cobb Photographic Society and served many years as Program Chairman and then President of the club. He enjoys outdoor and nature photography. He is also actively involved with OrphanConcern international which sponsors over 250 orphans in Kenya and for which the organization has constructed two dorms and a Primary school. He has made numerous trips to Kenya to work with the orphans there. He also enjoys travel and travel photography; having made trips to Australia, New Zealand, Tasmania, Alaska, Costa Rica, Israel, Jordan, Turkey, Egypt, Canada, Mexico, Belize, and Hawaii.
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Marsha Ambrosius' (of the classic soul duo Floetry) highly anticipated solo album Late Nights and Early Mornings was released today, featuring the hit single "Hope She Cheats On You (With A Basketball Player)" and another single currently climbing the charts, "Far Away." The emotionally charged video for "Far Away," conceptualized by Marsha and directed by her manager Julius Erving III, touches upon society's current ills of bullying, gay bashing and suicide. By being honest and aware in her approach to creating timeless music, Late Nights & Early Mornings offers a candid glimpse of Marsha's life and perspectives as she takes the reigns as the primary songwriter and producer of the album. Collaborations with musical peers Alicia Keys, Dre & Vidal (producers of "Say Yes"), Just Blaze and more add a raw and edgy vibe to the reflective and soulful album.
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Good news, everyone! Gary Oak's Battle Frontier is well on its way to being updated for Generation V. The new pokemon patch codes and sprites are ready, and the old pokemon update patches, moves, abilities and items will be ready ASAP. This is a big project which we've been working on for a long time, and wouldn't have been possible without the efforts of Ganondorf, Aquamentus, JackieOak, VindicareGlint, Super Noob, Webby, people whose names I can't remember, and of course Gary Oak, who also made the master patch code.
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Johnson City, Tenn. - The ETSU athletic department announced that ETSU will play at Eastern Michigan in football early in the 2003 season.
"We are excited to have the opportunity to compete with Eastern Michigan and the Mid-American Conference," said Pergolizzi. "The scheduling of this game represents another step in solidifying the long-term plan for football at East Tennessee State University. We had originally discussed playing Eastern Michigan in the 2002 season. However, the dates they originally thought were available did not materialize. Fortunately we had compatible open dates in 2003."
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I though id share it with you.
Humans and chimpanzees are 99% similar.
The diference between men and women is the 23 chromosome or basically 1/46 diference or about 2%.
Men are more similar to male chimpanzees than women.
im sure theyre considering more than chromosomes when theyre talking about a 99% similarity.
A fetus... egg... whatever has the exact same DNA as it's mother before any sperm joins it.
Men add to babies' genes, women create them.
Also this theory is a bit silly...
Though without the men's genes the baby isn't really a baby...
Ehhhh biologyyyyyy
im pretty sure eggs have only half as many chromosomes as we do, as do sperm.
That could be it.
I think I was thinking of something else.
A lot of the information in the last chromosome between men and women is still the same. YOU LOSE.
also a lot of the genes that separate us from the chimps lie in that last chromosome, like controls on how much we grow, hair growth, and sex characteristics.
Cows are more closley related to lungfish than lungfish are to salmon. Does THAT blow your mind Kirby? That 1 or 2% makes a big impact.
60% of our DNA is like that of a banana!


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my neighbors that recently moved in have two young kids that they let run around the middle of the streets of the neighborhood on this bikes. and now they have stupid signs posted EVERYWHERE saying "SLOW CHILDREN AT PLAY" even though the speed limit is 20. was going 15 a couple weeks ago and they called the police on me for "going to fast" and the police officer was even laughing.
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Thursday's college roundup: ERAU men's tennis wins 12th straight
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ERAU wins 12th straight: NAIA No. 2-ranked Embry-Riddle (18-2) extended its winning streak to 12 matches with a 6-3 win over NCAA Division II Rollins (11-8) in the Eagles' regular-season finale in Daytona Beach.
Deni Zmak and Chris Freeman earned singles and doubles points for ERAU.
DSC sweeps way to .500: In Leesburg, Daytona State (23-23) beat Lake Sumter State (14-30) 6-4 and 8-5 to reach .500 on the season.
Samantha Martin had two RBIs in the first game and Tanna Seuferer, Francesca Martinez and Martin had two RBIs apiece in the second game. Martin's RBIs came on a home run.
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TUCSON - The University of Arizona Wildcat men's and women's track and field teams were both represented at the award ceremony for The Bowerman in Orlando, Fla. The Bowerman is presented to collegiate track and field's most outstanding male and female athletes for the year. On Wednesday, the U.S. Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches' Association (USTFCCCA) announced the winners.
For the second-straight year, Brigetta Barrett was a finalist but failed to win. Brianna Rollins (Clemson, 100-meter hurdles) won while Kori Carter (Stanford, 100-meter hurdles and 400-meter hurdles) was the other finalist. She is the most successful female high jumper in collegiate history, winning six-straight NCAA Championships (three indoor and three outdoor). Her outdoor season was one for the record books, as she not only claimed the Division I Outdoor high jump title but also set collegiate and all-time dual meet records along the way with two of the ten best clearances in collegiate history. Just as she did indoors, she took the outdoor Division I title with a winning height of 6-4¾ (1.95m), this time with a bit more drama as she cleared her final height on her third attempt, before taking three tries at a new collegiate record of 6-6¾ (2.00m). Barrett is the first woman in collegiate history to win three-straight indoor and outdoor titles. She also owns the most high jump titles in collegiate history with six. Amy Acuff (UCLA) had five. Barrett is the second woman in collegiate history to win three-straight outdoor titles; former Wildcat Tanya Hughes is the other. Hughes accomplished the feat in 1991, 1992 and 1993. The women's track and field program at Arizona has now claimed eight outdoor titles in the women's high jump.
At the Pac-12 Championships, after a long build-up featuring 13 heights cleared in one attempt and five others on which she passed, she was successful on her third and final attempt at 6-6¼ (1.99m) to break the previous collegiate record of 6-6 (1.98m) held by Acuff (1995) and Kajsa Bergqvist (SMU, 1999). She then missed on three attempts at 6-7½ (2.02m).
The collegiate record wasn't the only all-time mark she took from Acuff, as Barrett cleared 6-4¼ at the Arizona-Arizona State-Northern Arizona tri meet to surpass Acuff's all-time dual meet high jump record of 6-4 (1.93m) set in 1995. That was also Barrett's winning height at the Stanford Invitational to launch her 2013 outdoor campaign.
On the men's side, Senior Lawi Lalang was a finalist along with Derek Drouin (Indiana, high jumper) and Julian Wruck (UCLA, discus). Drouin claimed the honor on the men's side. Lalang became just the second man to win four individual distance titles in one academic year, joining 2009 The Bowerman winner Galen Rupp of Oregon and Suleiman Nyambui of UTEP in both 1980 and 1982. Lalang is the first person in collegiate history to win NCAA Indoor Championships in the mile and 3K and NCAA Outdoor Championships in the 5K and 10K in the same year. At the NCAA Outdoor Championships, he was the only student-athlete in the entire competition, men or women, to claim two individual titles. He is only the 12th man in collegiate history to complete the 5K/10K double at the NCAA Outdoor Championships. He has now won seven NCAA titles, one cross country, four indoors and two outdoors.
Lalang's 3:54.74 win in the mile at the DI Indoor Championships bested the 18-year-old record of 3:55.33 set by Kevin Sullivan of Michigan in 1995 and gave him the fourth-fastest indoor mile time in collegiate history. He defeated collegiate record-holder Chris O'Hare and NC State's Ryan Hill, owner of two all-time collegiate top-ten marks in the mile, to earn the victory. He also took down Colorado's Adam Goucher's 1998 NCAA Meet record of 7:46.03 at 3,000 meters en route to winning the title in 7:45.94, the tenth-fastest mark in collegiate history. In the process, he became the first man since Washington State's Bernard Lagat in 1999 to win both titles in the same meet. At the NCAA Indoor Championships, Lalang's mile race started at 6:10 p.m. CST., then he returned to the track to defend his title in the 3K at 7:55 p.m. on the same night. He claimed two NCAA titles in less than two hours.
His indoor season also included a 3:54.56 fifth-place finish in the Millrose Games' Wanamaker Mile, good for second among collegians to record-holder O'Hare, and a 7:42.79 win at 3000 meters at the Razorback Team Invitational, giving him the third-fastest time in collegiate history in the event.
Lalang's outdoor campaign culminated with a 13:35.19 NCAA title-winning performance in the 5K and another title in 29:29.65 in the 10K. He finished his outdoor campaign undefeated in nine events between 1500, 5000 and 10,000 meters. He won Pac-12 titles at both 1500 meters and 10,000 meters, with his winning 1500 time of 3:38.53 standing as the collegiate leader at the end of the season despite not contesting the event at the NCAA Championships.
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ZF-8763: Zend_Controller_Dispatcher_Standard rethrows Zend_Controller_Action_Exception as Zend_Controller_Exception
Zend_Controller_Dispatcher_Standard::dispatch() in try { $controller->dispatch($action); } catch (Exception $e) { catches Zend_Controller_Action_Exception thrown from controller on missing action method and rethrows it wrapped in Zend_Controller_Action_Exception.
On the other hand Zend_Controller_Plugin_ErrorHandler::postDispatch() checks for Zend_Controller_Action_Exception to set $error->type = self::EXCEPTION_NO_ACTION; which is then used by custom ErrorControler to determine what to do with an error. Without type set as EXCEPTION_NO_ACTION it does not handle missing action as a missing "page".
I think Zend_Controller_Dispatcher_Standard::dispatch() should just "throw $e" instead of "hrow new Zend_Controller_Exception(....)".
Please check if it still occurs on trunk. I ink it was fixed there already.
The version I'm reporting this bug against is:
$ LANG=POSIX svn info library/Zend/Controller/Dispatcher/Standard.php Path: library/Zend/Controller/Dispatcher/Standard.php Name: Standard.php URL: http://framework.zend.com/svn/framework/… Repository Root: http://framework.zend.com/svn/framework Repository UUID: 44c647ce-9c0f-0410-b52a-842ac1e357ba Revision: 20167 Node Kind: file Schedule: normal Last Changed Author: bkarwin Last Changed Rev: 20096 Last Changed Date: 2010-01-06 03:05:09 +0100 (Wed, 06 Jan 2010) Text Last Updated: 2010-01-09 22:54:38 +0100 (Sat, 09 Jan 2010) Checksum: 8d4d3d09592cf9ec87ef8a7bf02587d1
It's a latest one as of this writing.
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National Geographic Traveler: Mexico, 3rd Edition, showcases the country's vibrancy, color and rich history. Whether you're planning to laze on a Yucatán beach, see the ancient Mayan pyramids, stroll around historic Oaxaca, or enjoy Mazatlán's unique Carnival or Mexico City's colonial charm, this guide will be a great companion. Learn about Taxco's silvermaking heritage, go whale-watching in Baja, and watch the thrilling cliff divers of Acapulco.
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I go with the anti-roll tail
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I go with the anti-roll tail
... and PM sent
Chris, I see you have now added the price. I'm in. Absolutely, positively want the anti-roll tail. Good either way on the bezel.
Hi Chris,
Count me in as well, same as arewethereyetdad.
Put me down for 1 (with anti roll) and lanyard holes if possible..
Last edited by helios123; 06-15-2011 at 05:05 PM.
Wasn't sure what the final price would be with fees and shipping, but sent the $398 as a starter. Anti-roll, please!
Hey Chris
for full payment + shipping
I'll like to be on the list for this light, with the anti-roll.
Hey all,
What is with this lanyard hole? I didn't see a lanyard hole in the specs. Did I miss something? I guess I could add another operation to put in a lanyard hole.
Those of you interested in the Titanium 26650 P60 Style light. Click here!
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If I have a choice, no lanyard holes in mine please.
I wonder who the first person was to send payment???? I think I have some pictures to pass the time. Anyone Interested?
Well if we follow the PP post it looks like Karl, easilyled, Glenn7, me, vx000, helios123, then emu124, but only you know the real order.
Sure, we love pictures
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Chris, what's your ETA on production and delivery? What's the payment due date? Thanks!
Edit: Just found the answers in Post #49.
Last edited by arewethereyetdad; 06-16-2011 at 08:07 PM.
The list only shows who the first people were to get on board with this project. Payments were not in the same order. Payments are not required until the light is ready to ship. But they were appreciated to help out with the upfront cost. Shipments will go out in the order payments were received if for some reason some are done before others.
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Nice pictures.
Whenever people agree with me I always feel I must be wrong
Wow, these sold fast. Looks like the market for titanium C-series parts has finally caught up with my sense of taste.
Yes they did seem to sell pretty quick.
I wish my material was here so I could get these lights in everyones hands. I will be writing the program for the battery tube today. I will see if I can get a small piece it Ti to run one off. We shall see.
You could always test the program with a chunk of copper. I'm sure someone would want a custom-made copper C-series light. People around here are kinda weird like that.
I am sure they are. Unfortulately, I don't have any bars of copper around here. I Mostly have aluminum, but I do have some Brass I beleive........
Please add me to the list - I guess I should have been more positive in my first post!!
Lanyard hole PLEASE !!
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Paypal sent.
- Anti-roll
- Lanyard hole
- extension tube
I ran out of time today. I might have a few more pictures for you on Monday! I might have or can find enough material to make one light by the end of next week. I think this first light I will keep and use to take pictures of so everyone can see the finished product. I also would like one for myself. I usually never get any of my own customs lights. Maybe this will be the first... If there is one person on the list that signed up late that didn't get one then I guess I will part with it.
I will try to keep everyone updated.


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Our little Quinne was born with red hair and I knew right away that a mermaid party would be in the near future for her. We invited all of our friends and family to a nearby beach to celebrate with sun, sand and lots of sugar!
The dessert table was the highlight. I sewed the ruffled ombre tablecloth and set out an amazing display that would delight any mermaid. The ombre mermaid scale cake with edible gold kelp by Hey There, Cupcake was so gorgeous. Mermaid tail cake pops by K'Creative and the the ombre ruffle cake pops by Cake Ball Love were the favorites of all the kids. Mermaid cookies by Hayley Cakes were made to match the invitation exactly and wowed all of the guests, big and small. And last but certainly not least, the ombre aqua and purple macaroni towers by Baked were stunning. Edible sea glass, "kelp" mini cakes and sea salt cupcakes completed the dessert table.
All of the drinks were served at the "mermaid bar" that I bought for $50 and put a little elbow grease into painting teal. The children's lunches were served in beach buckets which served as the party favors to take home. They loved eating their goldfish crackers while watching the real goldfish that were set up on the kids lunch table. Each child also took home some bubbles and a gumball "pearl" necklace as a party favor.
Most importantly, all of the kids had a wonderful, fun day at the beach!
I have to add an extra note about using goldfish at a mermaid party. Prior to the party, I emailed our friends and neighbors and asked if anybody would be interested in having a pet goldfish after the party. I only bought as many goldfish as had been requested (plus our 2) to use at the party. I don't believe that it's fair to give out fish as a party favor because some parents may not want the pets and might dispose of them. I can happily report that our goldfish are still happily swimming around 2 months later :)
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Gary Lee Blevins, 44, of Burkhart Road, died Thursday, Jan. 24, 2013, in Greensboro from unknown causes.
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Java Community Keynote: Enabling Collaboration, Enabling Innovation
By Janice J. Heiss on Oct 17, 2011
IBM, Java, and the Cloud
The morning JavaOne 2011 Community Keynote began with IBM, presented by Jason McGee, IBM
Distinguished Engineer, Chief Architect, Cloud Computing. McGee focused
on Java and Cloud computing-the challenges in the language and the JVM
for running in the Cloud, how to make your applications elastic and
scale well in the Cloud, and the latest innovations (driven by IBM and
others) for deploying applications to the Cloud.
McGee explored several recent IBM offerings for the Cloud-including
WebSphere eXtreme Scale, a Java based, in-memory data grid product for
elastic scalability in Cloud environments; and IBM Workload Deployer, a
Cloud deployment and management system for existing virtualized
hardware. McGee ended by reiterating IBM's commitment to the Java
community, noting their membership in OpenJDK as of 2010.
Community: Best Practices, Innovation, and Learning Resources
Sharat Chander, Principle Product Director, JavaOne Program
Committee Chairperson, Oracle began his portion of the keynote by
offering a moment of silence in respect for the passing of Apple's Steve
Jobs, noting his passion and innovation in the world of technology. The
Apple logo briefly appeared on the large screen.
Chander emphasized that Java isn't just about technology, it's also
about community. Within this context, he first recognized Mike
DeNicola, John Rose, and Patrick Curran, for their outstanding
participation and leadership within the JCP this past year. And as part
of ever-broadening the Java community, Chander next paid tribute to the
Java Dutchess program-with over 400 groups around the world, globally
connecting women in Java technology.
From there, Donald Smith, Director of Product Management, Java Platform Group, Oracle invited onstage a panel of representatives from the global Java community: Martijn Verburg, London Java Community; John Duimovich, OpenJDK; Deepak Bhole, OpenJDK; Stephen Chin, SvJugFx; and Bruno Souza, SouJava. The group noted that this was the first JavaOne conference with a community-themed keynote. In true connected community fashion, the group invited those watching the presentation to informally vote (via text message) on Java technologies and initiatives of current and future interest.
The panel members all urged active participation in Java User
Groups, from both a technical and professional advancement perspective.
Such community involvement not only drives open standards, they
declared, but also drives innovation among vendors. The OpenJDK
representatives then explored the challenges and promises of the
initiative, agreeing that participants should have high expectations for
openness, and to push on that. They strongly urged developers to
download OpenJDK, and to use it.
Community: Moving Java Forward
Smith explored with the panel how the Java community can best take
part in moving Java forward. The consensus was that the process ideally
involves vision, innovation, and execution, and that the community can
participate at all of these levels-getting involved via JUGs, as well as
testing and submitting bug reports, and thereby helping Oracle and
other Java vendors build the best and most innovative technologies. One
technique being explored at some JUGs, to better facilitate
participation, is to both stream them live and offer audio archives via
Parleys.com. Within the context of making community content as available
as possible, Oracle announced their agreement with Parleys.com to host
many of the JavaOne sessions on the learning site-including video,
demos, and synchronized audio/slides.
Duke's Choice Award Winners
What JavaOne would be complete without acknowledging the Duke's
Choice Award Winners (this year with community input in the selection
and review process). Featured onstage were representatives of Rockwell
Automation, for their Java Embedded factory floor automation solutions;
Sodbeans Project, for their NetBeans-based accessibility suite to aid
blind software developers; and JHome, a Glassfish/Java EE-based home
automation system for the control of almost any device in the home,
including lamps, gates, coffee machines, and more.
Java Posse Comes to Town
To the tune of Spaghetti Western soundtrack music, representatives
of the fabled Java Posse next took the stage (to Sharat Chander's mock
amazement). The Java Posse site has long been known for its podcasts
offering news, discussions, interviews, and "general mayhem" surrounding
the world of Java. The Java Posse members emphasized what they see as
the three elements of Java-the language, the platform, and (most
importantly), the Java community. "We have a development community that
other development platforms dream of having," they said. They promised
in-depth appearances from many of the Duke's Choice Award winners. And
in parting the stage, they deputized Chander as an official honorary
member of the Java Posse, presenting him with a 10-gallon hat.
In closing, JavaOne participants were urged to get involved and make their voices heard-to participate in the JavaOne Community Steering Committee, to participate in the JavaOne Program Committee, to submit speaker papers, to participate in the OpenJDK project, and to join a local JUG. Chander parted by noting that JavaOne 2012 would feature a community member as one of the keynote speakers.
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Apart from the investigations mandated by the California Penal Code, each county's Grand Jury decides what it will investigate. Investigations may be initiated in response to letters from citizens, newspaper articles and personal knowledge.
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"The Sound of Music" will be featured at the Smyrna Opera House, 7 W. South St., starting Friday, Dec. 13 at 7 p.m. Shows will continue Saturday, Dec. 14 at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m., and Sunday, Dec. 15 at 2 p.m.
The classic musical by Rodgers and Hammerstein features actors and actresses from Smyrna, Clayton, and surrounding communities, directed by Irv Rothenberg.
Tickets are $18 each, but a special "family four pack" is available for $40 including at least two children's tickets. For tickets, call 653-4236, visit www.smyrnaoperahouse.org, or stop by the Opera House today through Friday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Mayor Williams Appoints Sheila Winfrey-Brown as Director of the Department of FinancePosted on 10/25/2013
Ms. Winfrey-Brown will begin her tenure as Director of the Department of Finance on Tuesday, October 29, 2013.
Fringe Wilmington 2013 Announces Call to VolunteersPosted on 10/25/2013
Become a volunteer and receive two free show tickets for each shift you work; sign up at http://fringewilmingtonde.com/volunteer
City of Wilmington Announces 2013 Fringe FestivalPosted on 10/22/2013
The 2013 Fringe Wilmington Festival will take place October 30 - November 3.
City Council Member Brings "Career Heroes" to Eastside Charter SchoolPosted on 10/16/2013
Delaware Labor Department's Career Education Program is Introduced to a Class of 5th Graders
Mayor Williams and Chief Dunning Announce New Police Deployment Plan for Downtown WilmingtonPosted on 10/15/2013
Mayor Williams discussed the redeployment of Wilmington police officers into downtown and neighborhoods citywide.
Mayor Williams Takes Constituents Calls During National Customer Service WeekPosted on 10/14/2013
In honor of National Customer Service Week, Mayor Dennis P. Williams answered citizens' calls in the Office of Constituent Services and in the Finance Department's billing division.
Partnership Results in 79 New Shade Trees for Northeast WilmingtonPosted on 10/08/2013
The City of Wilmington is one of only 10 cities nationwide to receive TD Bank Green Streets USA funding.
Wilmington Mourns the Passing of Antonio Resto, the First Hispanic Elected as a Member of City CouncilPosted on 10/08/2013
Mr. Resto represented Wilmington's 5th District from 1973 to 1977.
Wilmington Celebrates Grand Opening of Lincoln TowersPosted on 10/07/2013
Unique Development Brings Much Needed Affordable Housing, New Fire Safety Services to Trolley Square Neighborhood
Wilmington Police Department Hosts Ceremonial Run with Military Veteran Through Downtown WilmingtonPosted on 10/04/2013
On Monday, October 7, the law enforcement and veteran's community will join with Brendan to run a 3 mile ceremonial loop through the city of Wilmington.
Mayor Williams Appoints Nailah Gilliam Director of the Department of Real Estate and HousingPosted on 10/03/2013
Ms. Gilliam's appointment as Director was effective Wednesday, October 2, 2013.
The City of Wilmington Announces Hazardous Waste Disposal EventPosted on 10/02/2013
Join the Wilmington RISE movement by bringing your waste to a hazardous waste disposal event, Saturday, October 5, 2013 from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Mayor Williams Joins Christiana Care to Kick Off Opening of Health Insurance MarketplacePosted on 10/01/2013
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29 May 2012 - 31 May 2012As a UNESCO Chair in Technologies for Development, the Cooperation and Development Center (CODEV) will host an international conference concerning Technologies for Sustainable Development: A Way to Reduce Poverty? at the Ecole Polytechnique F�d�rale de Lausanne in Switzerland on 29-31 May, 2012. The UNESCO Chair intends this to be a key international event that will bring researchers and practitioners together to bridge the gap between the two communities, focusing on collaboration, methodologies, instruments and policies that will lead to integrated and sustainable development with developing and emerging countries. The Chair encourages submission of abstracts which explore the following themes:
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Theme 1: ?Appropriate Technology?? Needs and Participation
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In principle, whilst abstracts should focus on the four main research sectors of the Chair, the list below is not exhaustive. Consequently, any contributions dealing with sustainable development related to the generic themes of the conference are also welcome.
- Technologies for sustainable development of habitat and cities
- Information and communication technologies for the environment
- Science and technology for disaster risk reduction
- Technologies for sustainable energy production
Abstracts should be submitted before 15 December 2011. Abstracts will be peer reviewed and decision will be sent by 15 January 2012. Deadline for full paper submission by 29 February, 2012. A selection of the best papers presented at the conference will be subject to a further peer-review for publication in an edited volume by Springer-Verlag.
The Chair also recognizes that financial/cost constraints prevent many researchers and practitioners from developing and/or emerging countries to be able to participate. To help alleviate this constraint, the Chair may award some financial assistance to support attendance and travel needs of candidates whose abstracts have been selected and who are scheduled to present their work at the conference. Conditions and application process can be found at http://cooperation.epfl.ch/2012Tech4Dev/Financial-Support
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Georgia Institute of Technnology Ph.D. candidate Jessica Moerman collects pool water from Lagang Cave in Gunung Mulu National Park, Borneo. Moerman was part of a Georgia Tech team of researchers that created a new set of long-term climate records based on their findings from cave stalagmites collected in Borneo.
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New climate records by researchers at Georgia Tech show that the western tropical Pacific responded very differently than other regions of the world to abrupt climate change events. Their findings suggest that climate feedback within the tropical regions may amplify and prolong abrupt climate change events that were first discovered in the North Atlantic. The 100,000-year climate record adds to data on past climate events, and may help scientists assess models designed to predict how the Earths climate will respond in the future.
For the study, the researchers performed oxygen isotope analysis on more than 1,700 calcium carbonate samples taken from four stalagmites found in three different northern Borneo caves. The ratio of oxygen isotopes contained in the calcium carbonate samples is set by the ratio of oxygen isotopes in rainfall at the site because the rainwater seeps in the ground, dissolving the limestone rock and dripping into caves to form stalagmites. Stalagmites form at a rate of roughly 1 centimeter every thousand years.
"To my knowledge, this is the first record that so clearly shows sensitivity to one set of major abrupt climate change events and not another," said Kim Cobb, an associate professor in the School of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences at Georgia Tech. "These two types of abrupt change events appear to have different degrees of tropical Pacific involvement, and because the tropical Pacific speaks with such a loud voice when it does speak, we think this is extremely important for understanding the mechanisms underlying these events."
The research was supported by a National Science Foundation Presidential Early Career Awards for Scientists and Engineers (PECASE) award (ATM 06-45291).
To learn more about this research, see the Georgia Tech news story Borneo Stalagmites Provide New View of Abrupt Climate Events Over 100,000 Years. [Image 2 of 9 related images. See Image 3.] (Date of Image: Fall 2012)


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The Leland Fire Department responded Friday to a fire in the woods off Industrial Boulevard.
The fire started near 9075 Industrial Blvd. It was "endangering structures in the area," according to Brunswick County dispatchers. Dispatchers had few details about the size of the fire or which structures in the area were threatened.
Several businesses and the Windsor Park subdivision are nearby.
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Once upon a time there was this buffalo. This buffalo was so awesome and it had tons of friends. But One day an evil Buffalo stole his friends and put them in a castle. The awesome buffalo must find them. He looked and looked for his friends but he couldnt find them. He went to see the wizard of buffalos. He knows everything.
O wise wizard buffalo where are My friends Said the awesome buffalo
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Apathy Is Not Sustainable
The Young Architects Forum is obsessive about design. This was abundantly clear when I talked with Greg Walker, Chair of the Young Architects Forum. This group believes the places we live demand creative solutions, and the best way to find solutions is to collaborate with other creatives. The Forum is involved in our community. "As young design professionals we are hyper passionate and have an energy, desire, obligation and ability to make a difference in our city and make it a more inspiring place to live," says Walker.
The members use the term "Young" loosely to describe those who are relatively new to the professional world of art, architecture, design, planning and any other creative field. Participants in this forum are professional practicing architects, artists, urban planners, landscape architects and photographers in the traditional sense; their goal, however, is not to remain an exclusive group but rather to invite all creative souls with an eye toward design and passion for creativity. They strive to stay informed of all the positive and creative happenings of our modern world through lively, friendly and intellectually stimulating conversations, activities and events.
The Young Architects Forum best known for its Fluid Adagio Design Competion and Pecha Kucha Nights is having another event that you should check out.
"Sway'd" by winner Daniel Lyman of the 2011 Fluid Adagio Design Competition
Their next event is Sustain the Granary; a partnership with The Kentlands Initiative and Green Drinks.
When asked about the event, Walker says, "The Granary neighborhood of Salt Lake City sits just at the west edge of downtown and is on the verge of becoming something amazing, provided we all take notice. The location and existing infrastructure give this unique neighborhood an opportunity to transform. We have a belief that when joining with others like the Kentlands Initiative, SLC Green Drinks, and the community, we can make a difference to insure the Granary can become what we believe it should be....something special, something authentic, something Salt Lake."
The FREE evening kicks off with a collaborative event headed up by the Young Architects Forum, Jane's Walk, and SLC Green Drinks who will all be touring hot spots in the Granary District. Beginning at 6:00pm at Artspace Commons (800 South 400 West), you will meet local nonprofits, gallery owners, as well as view a display of student projects from the University of Utah College of Architecture focused on the Granary District. From there you can visit the heart of it all, The Kentlands Initiative's Block Party, where a city street will be transformed with food trucks, live music, and modified shipping containers to get a flavor of the people who live, work, and play here. The next stop will be Level 9 Sports, where a warehouse has been transformed into a beautiful space that you simply must see. Finally you have the opportunity to meet Jorge, and tour the repurposed manufacturing warehouse he uses to create all the amazing food we love from Rico's, as well as one of the most celebrated restaurants in Salt Lake...Frida Bistro.
When the tours, block party and other activities shut down and the sun sets, the party begins! In the warehouse space behind Frida Bistro, the Young Architects Forum will host two of Salt Lake's best DJs who will mix to some of the most talented up-and-coming photographers in town with a performance piece showcasing one-of-a-kind photographs of the Granary District captured specifically for this event. And, of course, there'll be Frida's incomparable tapas, margaritas and mexican lagers.
This night promises to be an incredible, informative and inspiring night.
For a quick look at the Young Architects Forum watch this video
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Frequently Asked Questions About Mediation
Mediation is a process in which you and the other party are helped by a neutral person (mediator) to communicate so you can reach an agreement acceptable to everyone involved.
2. Can I use mediation? I have filed a suit (or been served in a suit) but I have not attended the first case management conference.
If you agree with the other party to go to mediation or another ADR process, you can file a "Stipulation to Attend ADR and Delay First Case Management Conference 90 Days." This stipulation must be filed with the court at least 15 days before the date of your first court appearance. The Stipulation form and instructions are in the papers you were given when you filed the case or when the plaintiff served (gave) you the first packet of court forms. (If you need another copy of the Stipulation form, the ADR Program can fax you a copy). You can ask the judge at any point in the court process to refer your case to mediation. If you submit your stipulation on time, you can save a trip to court.
3. The judge referred my case to mediation – now what do I do?
Once a judge has referred your case to mediation it is important to contact the ADR Program at the Superior Court in Martinez as soon as possible. The ADR Program will provide you information, a panel member list, and forms so that you can get started selecting a mediator. The ADR Program will also register and monitor your case. You will want to start this process early because agreeing on a mediator and scheduling a session can take time.
Call 925-957-5787 or go to the Mediation Window at 751 Pine Street, Martinez CA.
4. Do we have to go to mediation?
Mediation is a voluntary process. However at times a judge may determine that it is in the best interest of the parties to try mediation. If a judge orders you to try mediation, you must do what the judge orders. You can also try to negotiate an agreement before your mediation. This is fine, the judge sent you to mediation to provide you with assistance in negotiating an agreement. If an agreement has been reached, you must inform the court. You must also contact the ADR Program and the mediator as soon as possible.
5. How much is mediation going to cost me?
If the judge refers your case to mediation or you choose to use mediation and you select a mediator from the ADR Program Panel list then, the first two hours of mediation and 30 minutes of scheduling and preparation time are free. If you choose to continue beyond the two hours you must pay the rate indicated by the mediator. The parties routinely share the fee. All fees are paid directly to the mediator.
You may choose someone who is not on the ADR Panel list. This is considered private mediation (not court mediation) and you will need to pay the rate specified by the mediator. You must also inform the Court and the ADR Program of your decision to use a private mediator.
6. Can a panel member charge a deposit for mediation?
Local Court Rules allow mediators to require the parties to pay a deposit against anticipated mediation fees beyond the two mediation hours and 30-minute free time. However the mediator may only charge the parties for the actual time spent or services provided beyond the two and a half hours of free time, and must refund for any time remaining. [Rule 3.206(k)]
7. How can I save time and money?
8. What are the mediator's qualifications?
Court panel mediators meet the training, education, experience, and ethical requirements provided by state law and local rules. Panel mediators also agree to follow the court's fee policies regarding ADR services. For additional information see Chapter 5, "Ethical and Practice Standards for ADR Panel Members" Rule 3.206, Local Court Rules
9. How do I go about choosing a mediator?
Mediators have a variety of professional backgrounds and differing styles. In the next question we describe different styles and approaches. Familiarize yourself with this information and decide which approach is best suited for you. Experience and training are also factors you might consider in your selection. You can find out more about a particular mediator here, by visiting the ADR Program in Martinez, or contact the panel member and ask about their background, training, style, and experience. Many of the mediators also have their own websites listed in the online database.
10. Can I get a list of mediators experienced with the type of case I have?
The ADR Program will provide you with a list of mediators who say they have expertise in the specific area of your dispute. If you have questions concerning your mediator list, contact the ADR Program. The ADR Program can provide a cross referenced list of various case type expertise in the area of your dispute.
11. Are there differences in mediator style or how mediations are conducted?
While mediators have different approaches, there are some common elements to all mediations. Mediation is a voluntary process, and agreements can only be reached if all parties agree. The mediator will not force an agreement and will not make a decision about how the case will be settled. Mediation is a negotiation, be prepared to negotiate. Mediators help parties to communicate with each other and focus on the most important issues in a case. Despite these similarities, there are important differences in how mediators work.
Some mediator's will change their style depending on the type of conflict and what approach the parties prefer. Understanding that mediation styles vary from mediator to mediator and from case to case will help you to know what qualities to look for when choosing a mediator. Talk to the mediators about their style.
Here are some differences:
12. What if we cannot agree on a mediator?
If you are not able to agree on a mediator, try approaching the selection process another way. Rather than picking one name, reduce the list by indicating mediators you will not choose. Then share that list with the other party and allow them to select from the remaining names. You may not be able to get your first choice and will have to compromise. If you are still having problems contact the ADR Program.
13. What if we are unable to select a mediator on time?
In most cases, you are asked to select a mediator within 14 days of the referral to mediation. If a selection has not been made by that time, we must inform the judge. The judge may issue an Order to Show Cause (OSC). This means the parties will have to go back to court and explain why they haven't selected a mediator. You may call the ADR Program for information about an extension. Depending on the judge for your case, we may be able to give you additional time to select a mediator.
14. Can I talk with the mediator before the mediation?
You may speak to your mediator before the mediation to get information that will help you to make your selection, to confirm that the mediator is willing to take the case, and for scheduling. Once you have scheduled your mediation, the mediator may limit communication. It is important to all mediators that they maintain their neutrality and there may be times when mediators will not be willing to discuss certain aspects of your case.
15. How will the mediator know my side of the story?
Local Court Rules, Rule 3.201(g) states that mediation participants must each prepare a written statement summarizing their case. Mediation statements should be less than five pages. Each party must send their mediation statement to the other parties and to the mediator at least five working days before the first conference. Mediation statements must contain the following information:
16. Do I need a lawyer at my mediation?
A lawyer is not required. A lawyer can help deal with legal issues and provide you with advice.
It may help to have someone with you at mediation. You may choose to have a friend or family member with you.
17. Who has to be at my mediation session?
Make sure that everyone who is important to your case will be at the session. Local Court Rules, Rule 3.201 requires all decision makers to be present. If someone cannot attend the mediation, the judge before the start of the session must excuse him or her. This includes lawyers, insurance representatives and any other decision makers.
18. Does the insurance claims representative have to attend my mediation session?
If the matter involves insurance and a claims representative is needed to resolve the matter, the representative must be present unless excused by the judge before the mediation. The judge may allow the representative to be on telephone standby. It is important that the other parties and the mediator in the case also be informed of the representative's non-attendance.
19. What is the meaning of confidentiality in mediation?
Mediation gives you an opportunity to talk openly and explore a full range of ideas for resolving your conflict. To encourage this, the information prepared for the mediation and discussed in the session cannot be used as evidence in court, and the mediator cannot be forced to testify about what happened or was said in the mediation. The mediator will only report to the court whether or not an agreement was reached.
20. What if we need more time to finish mediation?
The judge sets the mediation completion date. It is important that you do everything you can to compete mediation on time. If you are unable to finish by the completion date contact the ADR Program to find out how to ask for an extension from the judge.
21. What if we reach agreement before mediation?
You must inform the court that you have reached agreement and cancel your next court date. You must also contact the ADR Program and the mediator as soon as possible.
22. When we resolve our dispute, how do we create an agreement?
Usually the parties write the agreement with the understanding that it will be an enforceable contract. Settlements reached through mediation are enforceable in the same manner as are other contracts. They can be enforced as written or oral contracts. The parties may choose to make their agreement a court order and may also choose to have the agreement read into the court record pursuant to Code of Civil Procedures section 664.6
23. What if we can't settle the case in mediation?
You must attend your next scheduled court date. Your mediator will notify the court and the ADR Program that the matter has not settled. You should complete and return the "Meditation Survey" which you will receive upon receipt of the mediator's indication of completion. You and the other party may also feel that an additional mediation, a different mediator, or a different ADR process would be helpful in settling your case. You are not restricted to using only one ADR process. If you have any questions please contact the ADR Program.
24. What if I have a complaint about the mediation?
If you have concerns about the mediator or the mediation, you are encouraged to discuss your concerns with the mediator. You can select another mediator and begin mediation again, but will need to inform the court and the ADR Program. If your concerns are not resolved, contact the ADR Program Director. For details on the complaint process see Local Court Rules, Rule 3.200(j).
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