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Quick Link: Web Application Form.
John Hertlein, Silver Creek High School Principal, shares his enthusiasm for the 3-1-3 program
during the 2010 information meeting.
There are a variety of reasons students participate in 3-1-3: to get ahead in college
credit, to experience college academic life and experience a challenge. The best thing
you can do is to speak with students from your school who are currently participating.
FYI:Some families are eligible for income tax credits for educational expenses. See a
professional tax accountant for information.
MORE INFO:Each year the 3-1-3 Program surveys the previous class to take a look at the schools
students transferred to and how the 3-1-3 experience may have impacted their first
year of full-time college.
Self-disclosed college selections and how credits transferred: Transfer Info
Here is some advice from last year's 3-1-3 participants have to say: 2012-2013 Survey Link
While we cannot duplicate the information provided by the speakers at the February 6th
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Speak with Guidance Officials at your school. Let them know that you are interested
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Applying to 3-1-3The application process begins now until first week of May or so. Students may complete
either a paper SUNY application or submit an online application. See your school
Guidance Office for information regarding the application process and codes. To find
out what criteria are used to determine admission into the 3-1-3 Program, contact
Mr. David Steiner, 3-1-3 Admissions Counselor, at 673-3251 or you can email him at
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The minimum number of credits students have to take in order to be in the program
is six (6). Students generally take two courses in the fall and two courses in the
spring. You can take more, but it depends on your high school schedule. Student schedule
will depend on high school requirement, interest and seat availability in college
courses. The fall semester runs from the end of August until the second or third week
in December. The spring semester runs from the third week in January through the third
week in May.
Dan Tramuta answers questions during Feb 2010 meeting.
Paying for 3-1-3
There is no financial aid for 3-1-3 students. Please go to http://www.fredonia.edu/admin/ studentaccounts/rates.aspfor a look at tuition and fees. 3-1-3 students pay per credit hour. The tuition and
fees currently posted are for the 2014-15 year. Chances are these rates will increase.
Questions regarding the financial aspect of the 3-1-3 Program should be directed to
Mr. Daniel Tramuta, Associate Vice President of Enrollment Management. Please email
him at email@example.com.
We encourage you to check out FastWeb.com, a FREE searchable scholarship database for college students, including high school
Timeline3-1-3 Director and advisors will begin school visits beginning the third or fourth
week in May. At that time students will register for classes for the Fall 2014 semester.
Feel free to contact Liza Smith, Director, at 673-3550 with questions.
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The Love of the LanguageIt's audition day, and there is a mixture of nervousness and excitement in the air.
My colleague and I have recently made three visits to Ms. W's fourth-grade class as part of an outreach program to introduce elementary students to Shakespeare. During each visit, we focused on a different aspect of Shakespeare and the Elizabethan era. We gave them a view of what life might have been like for young Will, and we drew pictures, recited poetry, and moved to the rhythm of iambic meter. We then took a huge step in getting students comfortable with Shakespeare: we played with the language.
During one visit, we introduced the children to Shakespeare's "nonsense" words. We began the activity by talking about Shakespeare and his practice of creating words. We told them that when Shakespeare couldn't think of the words to say what he wanted to say, he would make up his own. We then gave them examples of unusual words from Shakespeare, and the students came up with definitions and acted the words out. (The instructions for this activity are on the attached handout.) It was amazing to see how imaginative the kids could be. Up to this point, several of the students, including a little boy named Jonathan, had been a bit tentative. During the activity, Jonathan perked up a bit, but let his scene partner do most of the talking. We then moved on to making up our own words. I looked out of the window and said, "Today is a cold and rainy day. Today is freez-wetty." We then went around the room, and with a little prompting, the students came up with their own words about the weather, the classroom, and feelings.
Back to our auditions. The class is preparing to perform a scene from "Much Ado About Nothing" at the Folger's annual Children's Shakespeare Festival. This is the first day of our project, and already some kids stand out. One boy gets up to read, and makes a convincing Benedick. We don't doubt his star potential-as he recites, his female classmates sigh. Another soon has us laughing, and we know that this child can handle one of the larger comic roles. One by one, the students show us what they have, and even though we do correct pronunciation every now and then, it's surprising how comfortable these fourth-graders from Washington, D.C., have become with "thees" and "thous." And, as many of the children in this diverse class are not native English speakers, this is remarkable.
Somewhere in the middle of try-outs, Jonathan gets up to read. "Oh, he's in Special Education classes," his teacher whispers to us. "Don't expect a lot out of him." We thank her for her heads-up, and prepare to coach him through the scene.
Cue the theme to "Rocky."
He opens his mouth, and out comes this steady, loud, and self-assured voice. Jonathan is good, reading with an emotion unmatched by most students in the class. We are momentarily speechless, but collect ourselves to tell him that he has done a fantastic job. The teacher agrees, and she leans over to us and says, "Wow! I'm sorry. I guess that I was wrong!" The child we thought might be cast as Third Lord from the Left is given a large supporting part. We realize that during our classroom visits, Jonathan has quietly absorbed Shakespeare's language, grown comfortable with his words, and, in the process, begun to own them.
Fast forward a month or so to a gorgeous April afternoon. It's the Folger's annual Shakespeare's Birthday celebration. There are jugglers, sword fighters, dancing, food, crafts, and a visit by an actress impersonating Queen Elizabeth. There are children everywhere. A familiar face walks up. It's Jonathan, with his mom and little brother in tow. He is polite and a bit reserved, but very excited to see us. We give him a temporary Shakespeare tattoo and a coupon for free food. What thrills him is the complete Shakespeare paperback that we give him as a bonus for coming to Shakespeare's Birthday.
Later that afternoon, I overhear two women talking: "Look at that little boy carrying that HUGE Shakespeare book. I am impressed." We look up in time to see Jonathan, walking to his car with his mother, proudly showing his new book to his toddler brother, a scholar sharing his recently found passion for Shakespeare with a future fellow actor.
About the AuthorLynne Streeter coordinates the Folger Shakespeare Library's Shakespeare Steps Out program, which introduces Shakespeare to Washington, DC public elementary school students.
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Steve Hayes puts London Wasps up for sale
Millionaire Steve Hayes has put London Wasps up for sale just months after failing in a bid to build a new community stadium and sporting village at Booker, Great Marlow.
Wycombe District Council pulled out of the joint partnership plan after deciding it was too much of a financial risk and did not justify developing a greenbelt site.
Hayes said he remained disappointed by the decision but felt the sporting-village model was still viable and would work with any potential new owners to develop at an 'alternative location'.
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Very nice resort "DroomPark Schoneveld". Outside the resort, 1.5 km from the centre of Breskens, directly by the sea, directly by the beach. For shared use: park, indoor pool (01.01.-31.12.). Tennis (extra), children's playground (slide, swing). In the complex: reception, restaurant, bar, internet access, sauna (extra). Fitness room (extra). Bowling, kiosk, washing machine, tumble dryer (for shared use, extra), bicycles available (extra). Public parking. Shop 1.5 km, grocers 1.5 km, supermarket 1.5 km, railway station "Vlissingen" 59 km, ferry 1.5 km. Please note: car essential. Reception open 09:00-17:00 hrs. Please note: The photograph is a typical example. There are more similar properties for rent in this same residence. Beach reachable via stairs. Pets only on request and at extra fee payable on the spot. Child bed in total count of number of people. Schoneveld Beach Park is a beautifully appointed, very clean and cared for recreational park. The park is located almost right on the sea, the cleanest beach in the Netherlands. From the beach and the dunes, you have a wonderful view over the coast of Zeeland-Flanders. If the reception thinks it is necessary to ask a caution, you will have to pay this upon arrival (for example for groups or longstays the reception asks a caution of € 400-€ 600 per house). Longstays (longer than 21 days) on request! Please note: workmen not allowed. Pool closed for maintenance from 07.11.2011 till 15.11.2011. Swimming is possible in pool of adjacent holidaypark.
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Everything was great :) Can only recommend it.
Great location within 5-10 minutes walk to east croydon.Good walking distance to the shopping centre in Croydon. Apartment better then expected. Fully equipped, good heating. Had some problems connecting to the WiFi and to get hot water in the kitchen and sink I the bathroom, other then that,fully satisfied.
Nice flat with everything you need when travelling with family. The house is located close to the sea in a calm and charming little street. Bus stop is a couple of minutes. A great base to discover The Hague and basically the whole country. Our host was really helpful and friendly. I would return any time!
Great location, only a short walk from all the sights and the apartment was much bigger than we expected - massive bathroom and really big social areas (lounge and kitchen is open plan, and pretty big!)
We would like to recommend this place to anyone who want to spend free time in cote d'azur region. This flat is perfect for two people, it's situated in a location from which you have good acces to all intresting places, there are nice views from outside the window, in addition you can rest by the pool.
The view is excellent. Alps with your morning coffee. Quiet, everything within walking distance. Service, however, is low. A few things is missing in the appartment: table cloth, a frying pan, salt&pepper, hand soap, sufficient toilet paper. In addition, cleaning is not satisfactory - we found old chips/crisps and candy under the beds! On top of this, the Swiss system of paying 25 Swiss Francs for linnen pr. person plus 39 Swiss Francs for cleaning pr. person and the tourist taxt (5.8 Swiss Francs pr. person per day) added a nice 150% to the total costs of our three day stay. It would be more honest to present future guests with a clear total price. What good is a bed without linnen? A hotel might turn out to be the best option and cheaper in the end.
Everything was allright. The resort is beautiful, it is a quiet place not far away the see. We found on the last half of the vacation a supermarket in the city center, but there are small shops in the near. The keyholder was very helpful and correct, he helped us every time, we called him. There is just one negative or inconvenience, but it is not the keyholder's false, it is not easy to find the apartment at first time. The address is Via Rota 16, the Via Bernardino Rota is the other end of this street. But, thanks to this, we recognized the area of the apartment.
So, all in all, this was a great week and thanks to the keyholder and to Interhome. I hope, we will repeat soon.
We enjoyed wonderful two weeks at this Appartment. The Interieur is new and the flat is fully equiped with all Details You Need for a pleasant stay. Big pro is the outstanding view on the bay of La Ciotat bright colours everywhere. A Little Contra was the cleaness when we arrived. Instand of 100 we found the Kitchen on a 80 percent Status.
Lovely, lovely apartment! Clean and well maintained. Family friendly resort!! Salou is great! (DON'T TELL TOO MANY PEOPLE) :-)
Lots of Spanish families holidaying there, good retail shops, good restaurants too (La Nonna! Good Steaks), not just the usual glut of depressing coastal businesses.
Will try and rebook the same apartment with Interhome via Wimdu next year if it's available and will be bringing children with us.
The apartment was exactly as described down to the bar downstairs with lively Irish music which was not a nuisance for us. We were out most evenings and music stopped not long after we returned each night (or morning!)
The apartment is very well insulated with great double glazing so you can still get a good nights sleep if you have an early night. There were a few Spanish families in the building with several kids each and they had no trouble putting them to bed.
Room 2D gives you a nice view of the beach 400 metres away and also room 3D right above it. Decent sized balconies.
The only issue was having to go a few miles away to another location to collect the key when we arrived. That was the first time this has occurred with a Wimdu booking for me and my only concern is next year when I have kids and their cases with me.....maybe the host can agree a time to meet us at the apartment perhaps? :-) We had a car on this occasion so next year we will have to factor in the cost of a cab there to collect keys and back to the apartment. The paperwork took about 10m minutes to process but they did let us park in their yard.
Interhome do have a nearby drop off for the key when you leave which was very handy as we had an early morning departure.
Wifi is a bit hit and miss. We found ourselves sitting right by the apartment front door for a better signal as the receiver boxes are in the internal stairway and found that this was a good way to meet neighbours!!
Apart from that, we felt safe in the building and at ease in the resort and I thoroughly enjoyed the clean and modern apartment and the gorgeous beaches!
the apartment is cosy and lovely! the location is perfect and very close to the venue where we were going.
If we would definitely go back there :)
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2014 Florida State Commit four-star linebacker Delvin Purifoy tweeted last Monday, Feb 25 about liking Kentucky. Although only assumed this is all about his commitment to Florida and his renewed interest in UK, online is abuzz about his tweet.
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The wide High Street leading to the abbey is lined with shops and houses of various styles, heights and designs, some of which date from the 14 and 16C.
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This Perpendicular church is a "wool church" from the days of Lacock's prosperity as a wool and cloth market in the 14-17C. Distinctive features include the large pinnacled porch, the old bell tower, the early 17C mullion-windowed cottage a..
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The museum is housed in a 16C barn at the abbey gate. It is devoted to the achievements of William Henry Fox Talbot (1800-1877), a pioneer of modern photography, and the work of contemporary photographers.
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To the east of the village lies the abbey, founded in the 13C. At the Dissolution of the Monasteries, William Sharington, an ancestor of the Talbot family, acquired the building and converted it into a stately home. The cloisters, sacristy and chapte..
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Old houses and inns are dotted along West Street and East Street (the George Inn or "The Inn" is the oldest inn in the village - 1361).
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Category Archives: Meetings
The Perfect Venue for the Perfect Day
Wedding season is here. You're engaged, you've told all of your friends, and don't worry! Those you haven't told, your mother already has. It's time to pick the perfect venue so you can pick a date. Our resort has much
Summer Specials for your Special Event
Summer is the time for graduations, family reunions, weddings and casual business gatherings. In celebration of summer, our four-star Catering Department has created special menu packages to compliment your summer event. Each specially-priced menu has been developed with a unique
Top 5 Cool Event Spaces at the M
The temperatures may be rising in Las Vegas, but these five cool event spaces at our four-star resort keep the meetings going year-round. The following five small and large group spaces offer flexibility for themed events, reception-style dinners or general
More Kate Less Kim: Wedding Trends for 2012
As spring blossoms, so does the season for weddings. From royalty to celebrity nuptials, 2011 was memorable in the world of weddings and according to Tina Randall, our Catering Manager at the M Resort, 2012 is shaping up to be
Party Tips for Any Budget
If you're hosting a fabulous holiday bash but want to stay within or under your budget this year our party planning experts at M are here to help you. Our Catering Manager Tina Randall offers a few key tips to
Vegas Meetings with a View
Everything's better with a view, hotel rooms, restaurants, pools you get the idea. With a resort 400 feet above the Strip we like to think we have a view from almost everywhere on property (which we pretty much do) and
Say 'I Do' to a Vegas Wedding
There must be something in the casino air in Vegas and we're not just talking about that pleasant scent you smell at M. On average there's a wedding every 4 ? minutes here in Sin City (that's a whole lot
Taking it to the house
Here at the M Point of View, one of our favorite topics to cover is the little things that make a big difference here at the property. They're not always the most glamorous things or the most visible things, and
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We probably shouldn't put this one up since you can't see it anymore, but it was just too cool not to. Our Dragon & Lion Dance in celebration of Chinese New Year was spectacular! There are videos and more pics
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EI Student Danielle Kaczynski Wins Pageant
Islip Terrace's Danielle Kaczynski, who graduated from Connetquot Elementary this June and will attend sixth grade at East Islip Middle School in September, won the title of 2012 Miss Pre-Teen Photogenic New York.
Aided by numerous local businesses that sponsored her, Danielle's victory in the age 10-12 division took place at a May 19 pageant competition. She won an expense-paid trip to Orlando, Fla. where she will represent New York at the national 2012 Miss Pre-Teen competition later this year.
Before graduation, Danielle served as vice president of Connetquot's student council. She sang at Radio City Music Hall with the Connetquot Chords chorus group last December, and as a soloist at the dedication of the new Connetquot playground on June 6. She also performed in the school's winter and spring concerts, both in the chorus and as a flutist and drummer in the advanced band. She has participated in East Islip Competition Cheerleading (EICC) since first grade and counts gymnastics, modeling and acting as her other main activities.


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Shadow Chancellor Ed Balls refuses to rule out income tax changes
Labour's Ed Balls has refused to rule out changing income tax threshold rates if he becomes Chancellor.
In an interview with ITV News, presenter Ian Axton asked him if he had any plans to change the thresholds.
Liam Fox calls for public spending freeze
North Somerset Conservative MP Liam Fox has called on the government for a radical change in economic policy, just nine days before the budget.
Dr Fox used a speech in London to argue for tax cuts and a freeze in public spending. And he opposed the policy of protecting areas like the NHS and overseas aid at the expense of other government departments.
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£46m Government investment secures Yeovil jobs
South West bucks trend as rental rates fall
Whilst rent in the private housing sector reached another new high last month, the South West has bucked the trend, with rates dropping by 1.5% annually.
Demand for rental homes has rocketed in the last year as people struggle to get on the property ladder because they cannot raise a deposit or meet lenders' toughened borrowing criteria.
Although rents increased by 3.2% nationally to an average of £741pcm, rates in the South West fell to an average of £638.
The findings come a day after the Money Advice Trust announced that a record 12,000 tenants were struggling with arrears had contacted its national debtline this year - the biggest number in its 26-year history.
Foodbank struggling to keep up with demand
An organisation which helps provide emergency food supplies for people who've hit hard times says it is busier than ever.
The Stroud Food Bank opened last December but says it now needs bigger premises and more food donations to keep up with demand.
The centre says up to 40% of those it is feeding are children.
Ken Goodwin reports:
"Services are so in demand, we're having to expand..."
Ryan Lawrence says Stroud's foodbank is a lifesaver
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Welcome to Cobden Garden
1 Cobden Crescent
Bluff Hill
Napier 4110.
Phone +64 (0) 6 834 2090 or 0800 426 233
Phillip and Rayma invite you to enjoy warm hospitality, personal service and peace and quiet at Cobden Garden Homestay, Bed and Breakfast a character colonial villa situated high on Bluff Hill, Napier in Hawke's Bay, New Zealand. Traditionally decorated but with modern facilities to provide you with an indulgent and pampered stay.
Napier City, famous for its: Art Deco Architecture , Marine Parade, National Aquarium, fine shopping, restaurants and cafes and our new Museum, MTG (Museum, Theatre, Gallery) is just a 12-minute walk or 3-minute drive from our B&B.
Drive for 20 minutes into the heart of Hawke's Bay to meet a tour guide to visit the largest on shore Gannet Colony , or in a few minutes you are surrounded by: vineyards with wineries with tasting rooms and fine restaurants to visit, orchards with their food stalls or maybe golfing at one of the many world class courses in Hawke's Bay. Or enjoy the sunshine and landscape from your bicycle as you traverse one of the many cycle trails that take you to vineyards, around the Estuary, along the coast, or river side.
Cobden Garden Homestay, Bed and Breakfast is a perfect retreat – Enjoy one of three spacious, thoughtfully furnished bedrooms with king size or twin single beds and modern ensuite bathrooms After a busy day exploring Napier and Hawke's Bay relax in the quiet sunroom with extensive views or maybe you would prefer, the shady veranda, the loungers under the sprawling Titoki Tree in the garden, or the elegant lounge to sit and enjoy a cup of tea or coffee, a magazine or catch up with emails using the complimentary wifi access.
And don't forget the sumptuous breakfasts made from fresh local produce and our memorable pre-dinner social hour with local wine and homemade hors d'oeuvres! If you have any special dietary requirements please advise us at time of booking.
We make every effort to make your stay extra special and memorable.
We have a cat in residence. He does enjoy your attention if you offer it.
RATES: $NZ210-285 double per night.
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Sometimes there is an implied hierarchical relationship between the events that you monitor using Netcool OMNIbus Web GUI. Of course, the Active Event List displays events as a simple flat list. However, it is possible to create a type of "drilldown"...
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Softobe has introduced PageMeUp 1.0 (http://tinyurl.com/ozgvtyr). It's a layout editor for Mac OS X 10.8 or higher.
With PageMeUp, you create a document, choose its page format, size and background color, set the margins, bleed, custom guides, rows and columns and even apply RGB or CMYK ICC color profiles. Then you can drag, import or paste images and text onto the PageMeUp document and place/resize them on the page.
A snap assistant helps you align the boxes on the page. You can edit and format your text, scale the images (custom, fit, fill), apply shadow, fill or gradient background, border, mask, rotation, opacity, flip, web links, page HTML metadata. Finally, you can print or export your work in PDF, HTML, TIFF, PNG or JPG formats with custom resolution, compression and ICC profile.
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Writing is full of delicious highs and gutter-licking lows. It's a bitter sweet life.
Know what else is bitter sweet? Being a film producer. I mentioned in a post a few days back that my husband will be producing a film in San Francisco in May and June and we (baby, big kid and I) are planning to go up to spend the two months with him. Well, we were supposed to leave on Sunday, and now, on Thursday (yes, just days before it's set to begin), it looks like the whole movie might fall apart. That's how the film business works. One day you're making a movie, the next your not. At least as a writer you're more or less subject to your own whims and distractions.
It takes a lot of patience and flexibility to live the life of a creative professional. In fact, I think it would be really hard if one of us had a regular job and the other was constantly changing plans, but since we both live and breath this uncertainty called art, we manage it together. I think the hardest part (if, in fact the project does fall through) will be explaining it to our daughter. We spent the last three weeks prepping her for the idea that we'll be in San Francisco, away from her friends, for two months, and now we 180 and say "yeah, never mind all that, let's stay home."
Oh well, this is the life she was born into. When it comes to family hardships, changing plans on a dime is hardly the worst of them.


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Anonymous Fingered as Most Fearsome Hackers by IT Leaders
Corporate IT departments cited Anonymous as the hacker group they most fear might comprise their computer systems, according to a survey of over 2,000 IT security leaders by Bit9, a security vendor. Anonymous is a global network of hackers renowned for its attacks on HBGary Federal, Sony and Wikileaks. But experts believe companies need to do more to secure their networks regardless of where the attacks are coming from, and some chief security officers recommend taking critical data off the network entirely.
Some 61% of respondents to Bit9′s April report said they believed Anonymous or some other form of "hacktivist" attack, in which the perpetrators try to make an example of a company, would be the most likely assailant on their company computers. Cyber criminals, at 55%, are the second most feared attack vector, and nation states such as China and Russia came in third at 48%.
Anonymous may be the trendy pick — TIME Magazine named the group one of the 100 Most Influential People in the World — but the fear is warranted, says Gartner analyst John Pescatore, because the group's tentacles slither throughout some companies without them even knowing it.
For example, Pescatore said one banking client for which Gartner provides consulting for got hit by a denial-of-service attack by Anonymous, which had originally attacked one of the bank's customers. Anonymous targeted the bank customer for opposing Wikileaks, but the attack spilled over to the bank. The attack was not made public. Anonymous has engaged primarily in politically-motivated attacks.
Pescatore said the the focus should be less on on who is coordinating cyber attacks and more on shoring up vulnerable computer networks. Security experts believe every company has already been hacked, but that doesn't mean companies should remain idly by.
Attack prevention, a theme of the Bloomberg Cybersecurity Conference last Thursday, is where companies' focus should be, Pescatore said. "The unfortunate reality is, you're dealing with two very attackable things in software and people, and that's not going away anytime soon," he added.


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After the meltdown that took place last night in Edmonton, the Pittsburgh Penguins will look to rebound in their Western Canada finale against the Calgary Flames. The Penguins will want to redeem themselves after a 4-3 overtime loss to the Oilers last night while the Flames have lost eight of their last ten games including a 5-0 shutout in their last outing against the St. Louis Blues on Thursday.
When and where: Scotiabank Saddledome (Calgary, Alberta, Canada); 10:00 pm/et (Root Sports, CBC)
Records: Penguins (32-12-2, 66 pts.); Flames (15-23-6, 36 pts.)
Season series: Penguins lead 1-0
Last meeting: It hasn't been too long since the Penguins and Flames last met. The Flames paid a visit to Pittsburgh on December 21st, and left with a 4-3 loss. Pascal Dupuis, Harry Zolnierczyk, Sidney Crosby, and Matt Niskanen all tallied a goal for the Penguins. Marc-Andre Fleury stopped twenty-seven of thirty shots for his twenty-first victory of the season.
Who to keep an eye on:
1. Mike Cammalleri: The image of Mike Cammalleri shutting the doors on Mellon Arena in 2010 still burns in the minds of some Penguins fans. Cammalleri leads the Flames in goals with thirteen, and has been a thorn in the side of Pittsburgh since 2010.
2. Brian Gibbons: When Pascal Dupuis went down for the season with a knee injury, Brian Gibbons was looked at to fill the hole on the top line. He isn't flashy, but Gibbons knows to get the puck to Sidney Crosby and Chris Kunitz, and has been doing just that the past couple of games.
Ex-Penguin alert: None
Penguins: G Tomas Vokoun (blood clot), D Paul Martin (broken tibia), RW Beau Bennett (wrist/hand), C Andrew Ebbett (broken ankle), C Jayson Megna (lower body), RW Pascal Dupuis (knee), RW Chris Conner (hand), RW Chuck Kobasew (lower body)
Flames: C Blair Jones (torn meniscus), D Kris Russell (sprained MCL), LW Curtis Glencross (ankle), RW David Jones (eye)
Additional notes:
-Battle of the rookies: Sean Monahan sits tied for third in goals among rookies with twelve. Olli Maatta leads all rookies in blocked shots with seventy-eight.
-With a goal and an assist last night against the Oilers, Sidney Crosby extended his point streak to seven games.
-Taylor Pyatt has registered a penalty in three of his first four games as a Penguin. Not the greatest of starts with a new team.
-Will Rob Scuderi's postgame remarks from last night make a difference in Pittsburgh's performance or will they be swept to the side?
Projected lines:
Penguins (based on last night's lines)
14 Chris Kunitz (A)-87 Sidney Crosby (C)-49 Brian Gibbons
36 Jussi Jokinen-71 Evgeni Malkin (A)-18 James Neal
15 Tanner Glass-16 Brandon Sutter-17 Taylor Pyatt
27 Craig Adams-46 Joe Vitale-5 Deryk Engelland
(38 Zach Sill?)
44 Brooks Orpik-41 Robert Bortuzzo
4 Rob Scuderi-58 Kris Letang
3 Olli Maatta-2 Matt Niskanen
29 Marc-Andre Fleury (25-10-1, .917 save %, 2.27 GAA, 3 SO)
Flames (via flames.nhl.com)
13 Mike Cammalleri (A)-11 Mikael Backlund-22 Lee Stempniak
32 Paul Byron-23 Sean Monahan-24 Jiri Hudler
17 Lance Bouma-18 Matt Stajan (A)-39 T.J. Galiardi
15 Kevin Westgarth-8 Joe Colborne-16 Brian McGrattan
5 Mark Giordano (C)-7 T.J. Brodie
3 Ladislav Smid-6 Dennis Wideman
44 Chris Butler-55 Shane O'Brien
29 Reto Berra (5-12-2, .898 save %, 3.09 GAA, 0 SO)


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Just announced, the movie Pixels, starring Adam Sandler, Kevin James, and Peter Dinklage will be arriving to theaters everywhere in about year. Pixels is a video game themed movie based on a popular Youtube short film of the same name where famous video game characters and items wreak havoc all around NYC and turn everything into pixels.
Make sure to watch the attached video to see where this movie has got its inspiration from. This Pixel video, by Patrick Jean, shows off classic video game stars like Donkey Kong, Frogger, Pac Man, Tetris blocks, Space Invaders and much more. Just watch the amazing transformation of NYC and the world itself turn into one big pixelated area.
Stay tuned to my page on Examiner.com for future updates on the movie Pixels, starring Adam Sandler, Kevin James, and Peter Dinklage.


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St. Teresa of Avila, Doctor of the Church
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St. Teresa was born on March 28, 1515 in Avila, Spain. Her mother died when she was twelve and her father placed her in a convent of Augustinian nuns. When she returned home, she determined to enter religion. She became a nun in the Carmelite Convent of the Incarnation near Avila, and made her profession in November of 1534.
Though for many years in the convent she led a good religious life, certain faults still adhered to her; but the moment of grace came at last and the noble heart of St. Teresa began to soar upward to perfection. Inspired by the Holy Spirit and acting under the direction of enlightened men, among whom was St. Peter of Alcantara, she undertook the superhuman task of reforming her Order and restoring its primitive observance.
Assisted by St. John of the Cross, she succeeded in establishing the Reform of the Discalced Carmelites, for both the brethren and the sisters of her Order. Before her death in 1582, thirty-two monasteries of the Reformed Rule had been established, among which seventeen were convents of nuns. She was canonized in 1622 by Pope Gregory XV.
Teresa received great gifts from God. She also wrote many books on Mystical Theology considered by Popes Gregory XV and Urban VII to be equal to those of a Doctor of the Church. Accordingly, on September 27, 1970, Pope Paul VI added her to the roll of Doctors of the Church.
PRAYER God, You raised up St. Teresa by Your Spirit so that she could manifest to the Church the way to perfection. Nourish us with the food of heaven, and fire us with a desire for holiness. Amen.
Hoever, Rev. Hugo, (1999, 1993, 1955). Lives of the Saints. 1st ed. New Jersey: Catholic Book Publishing Corp.


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A collection of images accompanied by short verses or poems of inspiration. All images and writings are by Mui-Ling Teh.
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This is my first, and currently my only book on Blurb. It has provided me a great way to present my work to others, as well it makes a beautiful inspiring gift.
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Built in 1967 as Counsel Hall and occupied as a residence hall, Rooymans has been transformed into an activity center where students can kick back, relax, and hang out!
The RAC offers a pool table, Wii and Xbox gaming systems, a variety of board games and card games, and four flat‑screen TVs, as well as vending machines and a microwave.
Outside, there are picnic tables, Adirondack chairs, and a beach volleyball court.
The RAC GrilleDining Services operates The RAC Grille, a late-night venue in The RAC.
The menu features items such as Black Angus burgers, fries, chicken sandwiches, chicken tenders, mozzarella sticks, milkshakes, and more!
Meeting Rooms The Student Government Association (SGA) office and meeting spaces are located in The RAC.
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London 2012 Olympics - a look at the unprecedented levels of security
The scale of the security operation surrounding the London 2012 Olympic Games is massive. This video posted on Youtube (UK enforces Olympic flight restrictions) gives some idea of the scale of the operation. The private security firm G4S informed the government that they could not meet the target of staff required for Olympic Security - see Home Secretary Theresa May explaining the G4S problem to the House of Commons and informing the House that troops are "ready to step in when their country calls."
The scale of the security operation surrounding the London 2012 Olympic Games is massive.
This video posted on Youtube (UK enforces Olympic flight restrictions) gives some idea of the scale of the operation. The private security firm G4S informed the government that they could not meet the target of staff required for Olympic Security - see Home Secretary Theresa May explaining the G4S problem to the House of Commons and informing the House that troops are "ready to step in when their country calls."
Of course, all this is being justified on the basis that the powers-that-be are making the public feel safe and that it is better to be safe than sorry. After all, the horror of a 9/11 style attack hardly needs to be stated and the military are preparing to shoot down any aircraft considered to be involved in such an attack. Furthermore, some previous Olympic Games have had terrorist incidents such as Munich 1972 and Atlanta 1996. Preparations for the Games include placing missiles on the rooftops of buildings.
A whole website is devoted to London 2012 Airspace and a 114 page "Airspace Guide" has been published when the most advisable thing to do might be to go nowhere near any Olympic venue.
Hardly surprisingly, the idea of turning an area into a militarised zone with missile batteries met with considerable objection from those who have to live and work there. They brought an application for judicial review of the government's decision to place missiles at Fred Wigg Tower, Leytonstone in the London Borough of Waltham Forest - Harrow Community Support Ltd v Secretary of State for Defence [2012].
The placing of the missiles was considered by the government to be essential for national security reasons. Once "national security" is in issue, the courts will generally not intervene. This is what Haddon-Cave J said at paragraphs 24 to 27:
"Approach of the Courts in matters of national security
I turn to consider the law. In matters of national security and deployment of the armed forces, it is well know that "the Courts will be very slow to review the exercise of prerogative powers..." and will avoid being drawn "into an area which, in the past, they have entered, if at all, with reluctance and the utmost circumspection" (per Lord Bingham in R v Jones [2006] UKHL 16 at [30]). The deployment of military personnel and equipment for national security and defence of the realm purposes "has always been regarded as a discretionary power of the Crown into the exercise of which the courts will not inquire" [per Lord Hoffmann in Jones at [65]]. {See also R(Gentle) v. Prime Minister [2008] UKHL 20; R (Marchiori) v. Environment Agency [2002] EWCA Civ 3, R(CND) v. Prime Minister [2002] EWHC 2777 (Admin) (DC) and R(Abbasi) v. Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs [2002] EWCA Civ 1598; R (Hassan) v. Secretary of State for Defence [2009] EWHC 309 (Admin); Smith v. MOD [2009] EWHC 1676 (QB)}.
There are three limited exceptions to this principle. First, where the act in question falls outside the ambit of the discretionary power (see Jones (supra) at [66]). Second, where the act is not done in good faith (see Marchiori (supra) at [40]). Third, where a statute requires a review of the act in question (see Marchiori (supra) at [40]). The proposed deployment is clearly within the ambit of the discretionary power and is made in good faith and, accordingly, the first two exceptions can be dismissed. The only relevant exception is the third, in view of the Claimant's claim under the Human Rights Act 1998.
The rationale for this judicial restraint is obvious. There are aspects of decision-making which the Court must necessarily accept lie properly, and solely, with the executive. These include questions of pure policy and the substantive merits of factual decisions in sensitive fields like those of national security, defence and foreign relations. These are fields in which the Court is manifestly ill-equipped to judge the merits of any decision. Further, the Court should never presume to do so since this would be to trespass on the rightful province of the Executive and to fail to accord proper respect to a democratically elected government which is answerable politically for its actions (c.f. generally CND (supra) at [22] and Marchiori (supra) at [38]; and see A v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2005] 2 AC 68). Decisions as to the actual operational deployment of armed forces and weapons for reasons of national security are akin to, or perilously close to, the "forbidden territory" referred to in Abbasi (supra) at [106], i.e. lying within the exclusive curtilage of the Executive.
Military operational deployments for reasons of national security are matters for which the Government is answerable to Parliament and not - absent bad faith or acting outside the limits of the discretion."
The case is also interesting in that Mr Justice Haddon-Cave looked at whether the residents should have been consulted by the government (paras. 28 to 35). He concluded: "... none of factors in Cheshire East BC [2011] EWHC 1975 (Admin) which might give rise to the implication of a duty to consult, is present here. In my judgment, the Claimant's first ground, that the Secretary of State was in breach of his duty to consult, is unarguable in law."
The case is considered on the UK Human Rights blog - Locals' Olympic missile site challenge rejected.
For my part, I would not be going anywhere near any Olympic venue but might watch a few events - (couch potato style) - from the safety of my TV set. Alternatively, I might take to the hills! Still have a few Munros to conquer. All the militarisation - even if it is necessary - is rather worrying and might create an unfortunate precedent in the way that the military is used in our country.
Futureconscience writes: "Typhoon fighter jets, snipers in RAF helicopters, Royal Navy assault ships, tens of thousands of military personnel, crowd surveillance drones and missile systems on top of apartment blocks. Welcome to London 2012. Welcome to the largest mobilisation of military in this country since the end of WWII. Beyond the white elephant concerns of an Olympic budget that will run into the tens of billions during a period of deep economic calamity, London is finding itself at the centre of a debate that polarises people like few others. Are we entering into the next phase of a forthcoming police state, or are these measures an appropriate and 'benign' response to the socio-political landscape of the 21st century?"
ObiterJ is the author of the Law and Lawyers blog. Click here to follow ObiterJ on Twitter.
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Paris puts a car pan in place after the pollution hits high levels deemed "unsafe" by officials in this famous city of romance. After five days of pollution at levels unsafe for humans, Paris officials cut traffic in half, according to the BBC News on March 17.
Cars with odd-numbered registration plates are allowed on the roads on Monday. Come Tuesday if the levels are still dangerously high, then only the even numbered cars will be allowed on the roads.
This is the second time this ban has been used in Paris, the first time was back in 1997 and the ban made a "noticeable difference" in the pollution levels back then. It is surprising that L.A. hasn't given this a shot or the cities in China that can't even see the sun rise or set through all the pollution.
One way to stifle romance is by having to woo someone in a cloud of pollution that you can cut with a knife. This polluted air is just hanging over the city due to the recent weather pattern that Paris has experienced. The cold nights and warm days in Paris have not been ideal for the pollution to disperse. It hangs like a wet blanket draped over the area with nowhere to go.
Hugh Schoffeld, a resident of Paris said, "At the end of last week it was bad – you really felt it catch in your throat." This ban of even and odd numbers every other day will run between the hours of 5:30 a.m. to midnight on Monday. If needed again on Tuesday, the hours are expected to be the same.
Hybrid and electric vehicles are exceptions to this rule, which would make a great commercial for one of the popular hybrid vehicle makers. Motorcycles are also required to follow this ban.
Another exception to the rule is a vehicle carrying three or more people. The folks who don't follow this rule today will be subject to a fine. Free parking is offered for the cars with odd numbered plates on Monday. The same should hold true for the even numbered plates if they carry this through another day.


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City leaders in Destin say they are nearing a solution for bill property owners for trash pick-up.
They're calling the latest proposal a great compromise. Under the plan, waste management would handle the billing and collection for $6 dollars a year per customer. The annual rate will run home owners about $257 dollars, an 11% decrease in their bill.
The first reading for both proposals will take place next Monday, with the final vote set for December 5, 2011.


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All branches of Marin County Free Library will be closed on Monday, July 4 for Independence Day.
Summer is here in Bolinas and if you can't make it to the beach to enjoy the surf, you can always do it vicariously through books. The library has a good selection of fiction that revolves around surfing. Some of my favorites are Kem Nunn's suspenseful novels and mysteries. A California writer, his novels have been described as "surf-noir" for their dark themes, political overtones and surf settings. You can find them in our catalog.
Tim Winton, a noted Australian author published Breath in 2009. It is an engrossing read in which two teen aged boys become enthralled with a big wave surfer in a desolate part of Australia.
Don Winslow, author of Savages, just made into a movie, has also published several novels in the past using the surfing scene as a background. Two mysteries, Dawn Patrol, and Gentleman's Hour feature PI and surfer Boone Daniels. In addition to these mysteries, Winton has also written The Winter of Frankie Machine, which features an ex surf bum and hit man who still tries to get in a quick set in on his longboard.
These are just a few of the choices that can be found by searching the catalog. So, if you make it to the beach or not, you can always be there in your mind.


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It is morning in Napa Valley and you are in the mood for something tasty, perhaps a flaky and fresh croissant. What do you do?
Get thee to the Bouchon Bakery.
Now it is afternoon. Only now your sweet tooth has emerged and it is craving satisfaction in the form of a cookie…or brownie…or even a…macaroon. Yes, a macaroon! What to do then?
Same answer: Get thee to the Bouchon Bakery!
Of course, this hardly represents news, a travel tip you will find nowhere else. This Yountville bakery, like the bistro of the same name next to it, is one of those lovely flowers in the culinary garden of superstar chef Thomas Keller. (More Yountville blooms of Keller's: Ad Hoc and the French Laundry.) The place has been, as they say, discovered.
Which means that Bouchon Bakery frequently resembles your local Cineplex on opening night of the latest installment of "Hunger Games." There is a line out front, sometimes a very long one. To date no one has spent the night camped out in a sleeping bag to be first to sample the next morning's macaroons, but just you wait.
The bakery's popularity and its cozy interior also mean that this is not a place for Hamlet-like indecision in choosing what you'd like to have. "What else?" asked the clerk who waited on me one recent Thursday, needing an urgent reply because of the other supplicants behind me. "Is that it?"
"Uh, well, no. I'll have four bouchons too, please."
One of the bakery's problems, if you want to call it a problem, which it isn't, is that there are so many delicious-looking items to choose from that you tend to order more than you planned when you walked in. My order included a blueberry muffin ($2.75), epi crown bread ($2.75), raisin pastry ($3.25), croissant ($3.25), chocolate croissant ($3.50), chocolate macaroon ($3.50), cheese Danish ($3.75), four chocolate bouchons ($2 apiece)—and I still felt like I shortchanged myself, that I should have bought more and commanded still more of that clerk's precious time.
(On a personal note, Bouchon Bakery is known in the valley for its macaroons but I personally liked the bouchons—bite-sized explosions of chocolate brownie goodness.)
As shocking as this may be to some, on that recent Thursday morning there actually was no line at the bakery. (The secret may be to arrive early; I was there around 9 a.m.) I more or less walked in and out in a matter of minutes. There are some benches and tables in the patio and sidewalk area outside. A few shade trees, too. I found a spot on a bench and bit into a muffin with berries buried inside like hidden treasure.
Several birds were enjoying a morning snack as well, yakking to one another and strutting under and around my legs in search of crumbs on the ground. Bouchon Bakery has to be crumb paradise in the aviary world. Birds fly in from all over to dine there.
Unless you have feathers Bouchon Bakery is no place to spend the day; it is, after all, only a bakery. But one of its muffins or pastries can help your morning take flight. 6528 Washington Street, Yountville. Daily, 7 a.m.-7 p..m. 707-944-2253.


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Maxine was born in Lakeport, Calif., to Charles D. and Roma (Wrieden) Elliott. Maxine attended school in Middletown, Calif. where she was an honor student and liked by all her classmates.
Maxine married right after high school graduation and had two children, Steven and Charlene. The marriage fell apart after the death of 20-month-old Steven.
In 1941 Maxine and Charlene "Shanna" returned to Middletown.
She married Jack Bliss in 1946.The couple made their home on Cobb Mountain, in California. The couple lived there until the death of Jack in 1980.
Maxine went to work as a teacher's aide in Middletown, where Mike entered high school. She worked in special education and speech therapy, where she was loved by all the children and teachers. After Jack's, she continued working there for several years, earning an associate degree by going to evening classes.
In 1984, she was reunited with a high school friend, Eugene Hance. In 1985, the couple married and Gene built a home for Maxine in Auburn, Calif. In 1994, Maxine and Gene moved to Brookings. Jaci and family joined them there and the two women continued their close relationship.
Maxine became a much-admired member of the Senior Bowling League. She made many new friends and shared a lot of laughs. She continued to bowl for 10 years, stopping when pain in her shoulder became too bad to continue. Her heart was always at the bowling alley even though her body was not.
After Gene's death in 2009, Maxine moved into Jaci's home.
She is survived by daughters Jaci Eskridge and Shanna George; sister Dorothy Emerson; grandchildren Debbie Barling, Chuck (Grace) Barling, Eddy (Angel) Eskridge, Danae (Chris) Lemoine, Devin (Summer) Eskridge, Lori (Rob) Langdale, and Lynn Santos; 14 great-grandchildren; 11 great-great-grandchildren; numerous nieces, nephews and cousins as well as many friends.
Maxine was preceded in death by her parents; her husbands; granddaughter Rebecca Elmore; son-in-law Earl "Skip" Eskridge, and many family members and friends.
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1. Tell us a bit about yourself: I am a self-taught jewelry designer with a home studio in Kirkland, WA. Until 2 yrs ago my jewelry business time was shared with my full-time corporate job which didn't exactly allow for much growth. Lucky for me I met the man of my dreams, and then everything just seemed to fall into place. We had a beautiful baby boy that we didn't want to put into daycare right away so now I am a full-time Mom/Domestic Goddess/Owner of Purely Paige Handmade Jewelry.
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3. What is the first thing you can remember making by hand? As a little girl I was always drawing cats, (my first favorite animal) in princess dresses, dripping in jewels of course! Then one day my dad gave me a whole box of laminate paper. I used it to make paper cat dolls! I laminated the cats and then made different clothing and jewelry for them to wear! That was really an amazing gift, I had months of fun with that laminate paper!
4. What inspires you? Everything that makes me happy...and...deadlines haha! Some of my favorite pieces have come from late nights working under pressure!
5. What is your favorite thing to do with your creativity? I love trying to figure how to do things myself. I am that annoying lady that adores something expensive in a shop and look like I am going to buy it because I am looking at every angle trying to figure out how to make it.
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7. Do you have any tips on selling handmade? I got some of the most fabulous jewelry business advice awhile ago from a good friend of mine that really doesn't have ANY experience in the business what-so-ever! She said, "Well you have got to try everything at least once. You never know what might come of something, if you don't try." Such a simple piece of advice.
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This study presents a survey of the species of the Araceae where extracellular production of calcium oxalate crystals has been observed and discusses the patterns of production of the crystals in different genera. For all Araceae studied using SEM, the oxalate crystals exuding on the epidermal surfa...
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Gametophytes of E. radiata (C.Ag.)J.Ag. grew in culture at 15 degree C under daily quantum doses ranging from 0.86 to 360 cE m super(-2). Growth rates increased with quantum doses up to 40 cE m super(-2) d super(-1), then reproduction began and the relative growth constant declined while ovum releas...
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SO that was the season that was. There have been highs and there have been lows – but I reckon that in years to come people will look back at 2011 as one of the good ones.
Lowerhouse were unexpected and welcome winners of the Lancashire League crown and their perfect home record will also take some beating. To bounce back after being bowled out for 47 on the opening day is a real effort and they will party all winter.
Baxenden's Ribblesdale League title was also unexpected. They were tipped to be top five for certain – but Babar Naeem's 100-plus wickets upped the ante for Bash and if anyone gets 100 wickets you deserve the league.
So then feel sorry for Todmorden pro Qaiser Abbas and Ramsbottom skipper Jon Fielding, who both claiming 100 wickets in the Lancashire League yet failed to win the big prize.
The Worsley Cup, the Lancashire League Twenty20 and the Ron Singleton Colne Trophy went the way of Ramsbottom – but the one they wanted got away.
Ribblesdale Wanderers won the Ramsbottom Cup on a magical day at the perfect cup final venue, Padiham CC's Arbories, while Settle stunned Whalley to win the Twenty20. But Richard Palmer's men had a good year to finish fourth.
And in the Northern League Chorley were brilliant in reaching third place after last year's last. They were in the title mix until the penultimate weekend and deserve their return to the Lancashire Cup.
It was Darwen's centenary season and despite not having the best of times on the field thanks mainly to the rain, the Towers had plenty to celebrate in the shape of Alex Davies.
The 17-year-old was a run machine at the top of the order and also got picked for Lancashire in the CB40 game at Colwyn Bay and can look forward to many more big days.
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TOWER— Firefighters here had an early wake-up call on July 4, when one of the department's two buildings caught fire sometime before 5 a.m.
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If someone used deception to lure you into a harmful business transaction, it will be important for you to work with a lawyer who will explore all of your available legal remedies. Your options may go beyond a breach of contract claim. You may be able to pursue a fraud claim as well.
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The second type is fraud through concealment. You may be a victim of this type of fraud if the other party has a duty to disclose certain facts to you based on your relationship or the circumstances surrounding a transaction. However, the party hides or fails to disclose those facts to you. As a result, you enter a transaction that you otherwise would have avoided.
Building on the above example, a real estate agent may perpetrate fraud through concealment if the agent knows that no chain store will be found for the shopping center and fails to inform you of this fact as you negotiate the lot purchase.
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