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How to dispute a fine
- Is your fine an infringement or a court imposed fine?
- Disputing a court imposed fine
- Disputing an infringement
- What happens once I have sent in my application?
- What happens if my infringement dispute is approved?
- What do I do if my infringement dispute has been declined?
- Review of decision
Is your fine an infringement or a court imposed fine?
An infringement is a fine that was originally issued by the police or a local council or other issuing authority, this would normally take the form of an infringement notice, either handed to you or posted to your home address. An example of this type of fine is a fine for No Warrant of Fitness on your vehicle.
A court imposed fine is a fine that is ordered during sentencing at a court. This is normally ordered by a judge and may include reparation, where you are sentenced to pay money to the victim of a crime. An example of this would be a fine for Disorderly Behaviour.
If you are not sure what type of fine you have, you can complete our e-mail query form or call us on 0800 4 FINES.
Disputing a court imposed fine
If your fine is a court imposed fine, you have 28 days from the day it was given in court to appeal that fine. In some situations, you may also have the right to request a rehearing of your case. If you have a court imposed fine and would like to dispute it, you will need to make an application in writing. These forms can be requested from your local district court.
Disputing an infringement
When your fine is still an infringement, before it comes to court, you have the opportunity to dispute it. An infringement is generally sent to court 56 days after the date that the offence took place, if your infringement is before that date, then you need to contact the issuer to dispute. Once it reaches us and becomes a fine, it is generally too late to dispute it. However, there are some grounds where you can dispute.
1. You are not the person named on the infringement
- This does not mean that there is a different name on the letter, rather that it was not you driving the vehicle at the time, there is a case of mistaken identity or you no longer owned the vehicle at the time of the infringement
2. You did not receive the infringement reminder notice
- This is a notice sent out to you, generally, 28 days after the original infringement notice.
There are several situations where you cannot use this ground, these are:
You were handed the ticket at the time of the infringement
- You have previously been successful using this ground for the same infringement
- Your reminder notice was sent to the wrong address because the address for your vehicle was not up to date with the New Zealand Transport Agency
3. You did not receive a Notice of Hearing.
- This only applies if your request for a hearing was granted by the people that you requested it from, but you never received a notice advising the time/place of the hearing.
4. You asked for a hearing but never received anything back regarding your request
- The request must have been made in writing prior to the 28th day after the reminder notice was sent to you.
5. You were told at the time that you were given the ticket that action would not be taken if you fixed/updated/got something.
- This is often called compliance, it is where you were asked to do something that your vehicle required, like updating your vehicle registration, and told that if you do this, you will not need to pay an infringement.
6. You had more time to ask for a hearing
- This is where you needed more time to get a hearing request in to the authority and advised them of this, they agreed, and gave you a new time to get it in by, and then they sent the infringement on to us before that date.
7. You requested further information from the issuer.
- This is where you asked for something, such as information on the relevant law that you were supposedly in breach of, but they did not send this information to you
- It is important to note that you must have made this request within time to allow the issuer to respond.
- You cannot use this as a ground if you made a request and the issuer responded advising that they were refusing to provide you with that information.
8. You paid the infringement notice within the given time
- You can use this ground only if you paid the FULL amount of the infringement to the issuer before the due date listed on the REMINDER notice.
9. Another error occurred in the process of the infringement being sent to the court.
- This ground should be used only where something went wrong with how the infringement got to court. An example of this would be that you asked for a hearing, one was granted to you, but the date on the letter for the hearing was incorrect.
- If you are considering using this ground, it is very important that you provide evidence to show the problem that occurred.
- If you are unsure which ground applies, please contact our staff by calling 0800 4 FINES or visiting your local District Court.
Complete the application form
You can complete the application form online (PDF, 1.14MB), or you can request one from our staff by calling 0800 4 FINES or visiting your local District Court.
You need to fill in all the sections, where possible, with the information required. If you do not have some of the information, this is ok, however we will not be able to process the application if it does not have the following:
- Your first and last name
- Your date of Birth
- Your mailing address
- The fine(s) that you wish to dispute (While only having the name and date is enough, if you can provide the CRN number this will speed up the process)
- The ground under which you are disputing
- A clear e-mail address , if you wish to receive the result of your application that way
You must provide evidence to support your application. If you do not provide evidence, then it is likely that your application will be declined.
Types of evidence you could include are:
Utility Bills (Power, Water, Rates, etc)
A Copy of your passport, including the front page
Copies of letters or e-mails sent to the police or councils
Other travel documents
NZ Post mail redirection notification
Payment receipts
The above is not a complete list, and anything that you think might help support the ground that you are going to apply under may help your case.
Once you are ready to send in your application, you can send it to us via e-mail at email@example.com, hand it in at your nearest district court (find your nearest district court) or you can send it in to us at
Ministry of Justice – Dispute Fine
What happens once I have sent in my application?
Your application will go to a court officer, who will make a decision based on the evidence provided and the ground under which you are applying. In some cases they may be required to send the application to the issuing authority to get consent. If your application is made on a week day, then the decision will be made within 48 hours. If your application needs to go to the issuing authority then there may be a delay of up to 28 days for a response.
Once the decision has been made and finalised, you will be sent a letter telling you the result of your application. If you made your application via e-mail, then an e-mail will be sent with this information.
What happens if my infringement dispute is approved?
Depending on the nature of your application and the ground under which you have made your application there can be several different outcomes when an application has been approved.
Re-issue reminder notice: The fine is removed from the Courts and sent back to the issuing authority who will likely re-issue a reminder notice. At that point, you may either speak to them about it further, or pay the original infringement amount. Regardless of whether or not you receive a new reminder notice, you should contact the Issuing Authority within 28 days of receiving our letter/e-mail telling you that your application has been approved.
Set up a hearing: This does not happen often, but occasionally a hearing will be set up so the matter can be judged further. This is usually only issued where you originally requested a hearing, see grounds 3 and 4 above.
Withdrawal: This is where the issuing authority willingly requests that the fine be taken out of the Courts and cancels it at their end. This is something that the issuing authorities do at their own discretion; there is no legal requirement for them to do this.
What do I do if my infringement dispute has been declined?
You have some options on what to do once an application has been declined
Option 1: Pay the fine
Option 2: Submit a new application. You may want to add new evidence, or even change the ground under which you are applying. If you are having difficulties with this please contact us by completing our email form, or by calling 0800 4 FINES.
Option 3: Ask for a review. If you feel strongly that the Court Officer has made an error in their decision making, you may ask for a review of the application. Your original application and the evidence you provided will then be transferred to a District Court Judge for review.
Review of decision
If you want a decision made on an application reviewed by a judge, you need to complete an application, you can pick one up from your local district court (find your nearest district court), or request one by calling 0800 4 FINES. This will need to be sent via normal post or e-mail to the addresses listed in the application section above. Once this is received, the court officer will attach your original application and its evidence to be sent to the judge. Reviews can take up to two months to be completed.
It is very important to note that an application of this nature cannot contain new evidence. It is based on the original application as it was at the time it was submitted. If you believe you have new evidence that proves the ground that you originally applied under, then you need to make a new application to dispute that a fine has been filed in court.


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CNN won in the A25-54 demographic Monday in both total day and primetime, delivering 356,000 and 423,000 viewers, respectively. Fox News, second in both measurements, had 302,000 total day viewers and 405,000 primetime viewers in the demo.
MSNBC was third and HLN was fourth. The ratings peak for CNN actually came during the 12 midnight ET hour, when the network averaged 706K in the demo and 1.334M total viewers. Fox's ratings peak was The Kelly File at 9 p.m. with 411K in demo and 2.4M total viewers.
Netflix is Now Paying Time Warner Cable for Direct Access and Faster Streams
Time Warner Cable signed a direct interconnection deal with Netflix. Presumably, this agreement should improve the Netflix viewing experience of Time Warner Cable's broadband subscribers who also like to tune in to Netflix fare. Per Variety: The deal follows similar deals with Comcast, AT&T and Verizon.
The No. 1 streaming service, which represents about one-third of all downstream Internet traffic in North America, now has deals with the country's top four broadband providers, representing about 68 percent of all high-speed Internet subscribers in the United States.
Nora Zimmett Named SVP of Programming at The Weather Channel
TVNewser reports Nora Zimmett has been named senior vice president of live programming at The Weather Channel. Zimmett joins the network from CNN, where she was most recently the co-creator and executive producer of the weekend edition of New Day and Smerconish. Prior to working at CNN, Zimmett worked at Bloomberg TV and Fox News. In her new role, she will be based in Atlanta. TWC is owned by Comcast.

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Height: 5-10 Weight: 180 lbs.
Born: January 8, 1945 in Clarksdale, MS
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College: Jackson St. (school history)
Drafted by the Boston Patriots in the 10th round (249th overall) of the 1968 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 37 (2560th overall since 1950)
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MARITIME The latest amendment to the IMDG Code can now be used and will become mandatory on January 1, 2016. It shares many changes with its modal counterparts but adds some significant maritime-specific updates
The International Maritime Organisation has published an errata \ corrigenda document for the International Maritime Dangerous Goods Code.
LQ A year ago the Bulletin published an article outlining the promise of an end to the confusing lack of modal harmonisation in the transport of dangerous goods in limited quantities. That promise is close to being fulfilled, as Martin Castle reports
MARITIME Most of the substances that present a hazard during transport are liquid or gaseous but there are some solids that cause problems. Batteries are also turning up in the marine incident list with increasing regularity, something the UK P&I Club is aiming to stop
Athens was a busy place in June. A combination of tourists, Olympic delegates and shipping tycoons and, more noticeably, the taxis filled the streets, bringing an estimated €55m to the region in three days.
The International Maritime Organisation's (IMO) Bulk Liquids & Gases Sub-committee (BLG), meeting this past February, failed to make decisions in a number of areas of concern to tanker operators, as its focus was very much on the agreement of revisions to air pollution codes. However, there was substantive agreement on proposed amendments to Annex I of the International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships (Marpol) covering the prevention of maritime pollution during ship-to-ship (STS) oil transfer operations.
At the 52nd session of the International Maritime Organisation's (IMO) Sub-committee on Fire Protection (FP) this past January, it was agreed that a working group should be set up to look at measures to prevent explosions on oil and chemical tankers carrying low flashpoint cargoes.
The UN experts, having decided to cut short their December 2007 session due to a shortage of submissions, ended up passing several topics on to the July 2008 meeting for final decisions. However, some new entries were agreed for the Dangerous Goods List and work on IBC refurbishment could generate some significant changes
Some regulators like to put it about that there are no more major changes in the pipeline. That's not what it feels like for industry and last year's DGAC annual conference gave delegates plenty to think about
The 83rd session of IMO's Maritime Safety Committee agreed a number of changes and clarifications to the provisions governing the transport of hazardous liquids by sea in bulk


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My 7 year old chihuahua seems to have a stuffy nose, like when humans are so stuffed up theat the are having to breath through their mouth consistinaly. She is sort of groggy and i dont know if she could have got something , she had kennel cough vaccination and is up to date with all other shots.
Should i take her to the vet? Is there anything i can do? Should i be worried thank you!


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2015 "Spirit of the Cascades" Contests
See the Official Race Guide for detailed descriptions of each contest. Almost everyone who runs these legs participates in the contests, so don't be left out! Contest prizes may change at any time at the discretion of Cascade Relays.
You are only eligible to win a contest if your bib# is showing somewhere on your front (for pictures) AND if you submit your name for individual contests!
*2016 Spirit of the Cascades contests and Forms will be available no later than July 10th, 2016**
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All teams have until Sept 15th to post a CLR video on You-Tube. All submissions must be received prior to the deadline via email at email@example.com. Don't forget to include the link to the video in your email. A team of race officials will select the Best CLR video based on the following criteria: originality, quality of production, humor or creativity and CLR Spirit!
Videos cannot exceed (4) minutes in length and use of music is highly encouraged, although You-Tube will not allow any songs to be played for longer than 30 seconds due to proprietary reasons. If you use You-Tube we highly encourage you to continually switch songs every 30 seconds in order to have audio in your video. Any videos that contain nudity or vulgar language will not be considered.
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Yes You Can
As the debate on electoral reform starts to rage - or perhaps churn stodgily - I thought I might make a request. Could we - whatever our views on the Alternative Vote - take a moment to infuse this debate with rather more precision in language?
One of the central arguments against the first past the post system is that it is "unfair" on those who live in a seat where "a monkey with a blue/red (occasionally yellow) rosette could get elected". It is taken as established fact that, for example, a Conservative can't get elected in an Islington seat and a Labourite hasn't got a prayer in East Surrey.
But, actually, THAT'S NOT TRUE. It is currently highly unlikely that Labour will win East Surrey at the next general election - but that is emphatically not the same thing as it being systemically impossible.
This distinction is crucial. It might initially seem sloppy but trivial to fail to make it. In fact, that sloppiness could help trigger a change in the way we run elections. And whatever decision we take in May, it shouldn't be a sloppy one.
The factors which make a "safe" seat safe - demographic make-up, the size and efficiency of a party's activist base, the vigour with which an MP has worked to represent their constituents' interests over the years - these are wholly distinct from the system we use to elect MPs. They are not inherently unfair, and it is irresponsible and sloppy to assert that they are.
Such factors may and indeed do often present a formidable set of obstacles for a challenger, but so what? Whoever said politics is or should be easy?
Not Paddy Ashdown, who won Yeovil and helped keep it for the Lib Dems. Not Martin Bell or Richard Taylor, who won as independents. Not Caroline Lucas, who won a Brighton seat for the Greens (in no small part because she is so appealing personally).
Not, for that matter, Barack Obama, whose ascent to the US Presidency would have been impossible if he'd not dared to take on the established Clinton machine in the Democrat primaries. The odds seemed stacked against him. How did he do it? With a compelling narrative and inspired use of new media.
Not everyone can be like Barack - but they can pull their fingers out and say something attention-grabbing instead of just whinging that the system works against them. What they actually mean, if they dare to search their souls, is that the voters work against them.
Simply put, until a vote has been cast every vote is to play for. If people vote along predictable lines blame them, blame politicians, blame apathy - blame anything but the system. The system is very straightforward: each seat chooses someone to represent it, and then a bunch of MPs form a government, at the Queen's request.
Personally I think it works well. I don't want people to vote explicitly for parties rather than individuals, as that makes politicians more distant and unaccountable (their only challenge becomes persuading their party to place them high on the list). I think every MP should have a constituency and that this is preferable to making Parliament more accurately reflect how each party did in the national vote. I also think it's fatuous to take into account a voter's second, third and fourth choices.
These, however, are matters of opinion. They are already being well rehearsed, as are other important arguments (e.g. under AV, in a typical seat the second and third preferences of a BNP supporter would likely be counted when those of a Labour supporter would likely not be).
What is a matter of objective fact is that while there is such a thing as a safe seat, there is no such thing as a 100 per cent safe one. In other words, the system ensures that every single MP has reason to fear for their job security because every single MP can be removed - and a jolly good thing too.
It is for the politically intrepid to go out and win against the odds. Changing the system to make it easier for them through counting sloppy second preferences will do nothing to fix the malaise in our polity.


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Android Google Reader app now available
Google Reader now has an official Android application, which will, of course, help users read Atom and RSS feeds directly on their smartphones.
The new Android app supports multiple accounts, friends, unread counts, synced preferences,search, linking and sharing, and pretty much anything else you'd need.
Google says that there are a few "harder to discover features", too, like: volume-key navigation (navigate by using your Android handset's volume keys for 'next' and 'previous'), and long-pressing on a folder or subscription (this brings up "a contextual menu that lets you rename, unsubscribe or change folders").
You can get Google Reader for Android via Android Market – or you can scan the QR code found here at the Official Google Reader blog. The app works on any phone with Android 1.6 or higher.


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A. The requirement is to design a Database for Golf Course Maintenance.
I'm going to try and design a Database for my son and it's is giving me headache already.
I have designed a couple of simple Databases before but nothing like what he needs.
What I'm confused about is this.
My son is a director of golf for a resort (he just took over the 2 courses and their records are horrible).
First, my possible tbl list looks something like this :-
CoursePK -- AutoNumber
ZonePK -- AutoNumber
Zone_Name -- these would be ClubHouse, hole 1, hole 2..., Warehouse, garage, parking lot
RegionPK -- AutoNumber
Region_Name -- flower bed, green, tee box, fairway, approach, aisle (warehouse, parking lot), pond
AreaPK -- AutoNumber
Area_Name -- Cup(greens), Divits(greens, fairway...),Sprinklers (greens, fairways, flower beds),
moss (all areas), parking spots, bins,
I'm trying to see how my relationships would be.
I have come up with different ways but all just seem unreliable to me.
I have looked at designing tbls to connect them but not sure that is right or even if they need to have a
relationship directly to one another.
Barry says :-
A. The Things of Interest :-
A.1 Fairways
A.2 Golf Courses
A.3 Greens
A.4 Holes
A.5 Maintenance Schedules
A.6 Problems
A.7 Repairs
A.8 Rough
A.9 Sprinklers
B. How are they related ?
B.1 A Golf Course has many Holes.
B.2 Each Hole can have zero, one or many stretches of Rough.
B.3 Holes are sprinkled on a regular basis according to a Maintenance Schedule.
B.4 Sprinklers can have zero, one or many Problems.
Barry Williams
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Principal Consultant
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It was Arizona's 2nd play from scrimmage and reportedly Anquan Boldin (who could have been Miami's pick instead of Eddie Moore, thank you very much) said he believed that they could catch Miami in some unusual coverages.
He was right. [Dave deleted the video before he took a screen shot, so hopefully this pic gets posted]
Arizona lined up 5 receivers, 3 to the left and two to the right. Boldin - the red receiver - ran a fly pattern (straight up the field). The problem was Miami went nickel and was playing a zone defense with it, so a LB was lined up on Boldin and the Safety (Crocker, if memory serves) was supposed to help deep. But, he saw the receivers on the bottom run short patterns and came up to help, ignoring the three at the top until he realized what was going on, and came back.
But by then it was too late.
This was a combination of poor scheme, poor play calling, poor performance, and general lack of talent.
It was ugly and only underscores just how bad this team is.


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Perhaps you're wondering if that earring you dropped really did go down the furnace vent. Or maybe you want to check if there's a mouse's nest beyond that suspicious-looking hole in your baseboards. Or hey, maybe you just think it would be neat to see what it looks like inside that mountain tunnel on your model railroad. Whatever the case, a nifty new product called the Flexible Snake Scope USB Camera will allow you to peek into areas way too small to accommodate your giant head.Read More
Redrock Microsystems, a manufacturer of cinema-quality camera accessories for digital filmmakers, has unveiled its new MicroRemote focus control system for use on DV and HD DSLR cameras. The wireless system includes an iPhone-compatible remote control unit, base station, motorized focus ring, and a sonar rangefinder.Read More
The Flip portable camcorder has a new form factor. In its first major redesign since hitting the camcorder market, the Flip SlideHD gets more viewing real estate via a touch-enabled 3-inch widescreen which, as the name suggests, slides out, resting on an angle for playback. The new Flip also has 16GB memory for up to four hours of HD video recording, double that of any of its predecessors.Read More
JVC has announced a new addition to its ProHD line of camcorders and will be showing it off at the forthcoming NAB 2010 show in Las Vegas. Capable of shooting in high definition 1080p, the GY-HM790 ships with a 14x Canon HD lens, records to SDHC via dual slots and benefits from a host of modular possibilities.Read More
Toshiba is heading for the U.S. compact digital camcorder market with the introduction of the full-HD Camelio range. Due to hit stores on April 19, the new line is made up of the pocket-sized, 3.5 ounce S20 and two compact touch-screen models - the H30 and X100. All units include HDMI output, 3-inch LCD monitor, Internet upload hotkey and support for SD/SDHC memory cards.Read More
New release prosumer level cameras of today boast features even more impressive than those found on professional cameras of just a few years ago – and at a fraction of the cost. Sony's new HDRAX2000 prosumer video camera is a case in point, and it's one of the first professional video cameras that records using the AVCHD format. Read More
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I'm implementing a class of groups into Sage (sagemath.org), a computer algebra system, and I'm wondering if it has any official names. I found it in Gorenstein's "Finite Groups." It is there called $M_m(p)$, and has the presentation $\langle x, y \shortmid x^{p^{m-1}} = y^p = 1, x^y = x^{1+p^{m-2}} \rangle$. The family is notable because they are the only nonabelian p-groups (for odd p) that have maximal cyclic subgroups. I'm looking for any common names for this family of groups, perhaps even what Gorenstein meant by his $M_m(p)$ notation.
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Spain comeback undoes Mexico
Spain recovered from an early setback to overcome Mexico 2-1 and leave themselves in a strong position to progress from Group D.
Christopher Flores fired the Aztecas in front on three minutes, and adept defending from both sides thereafter meant that chances were few and far between. And when the rivals did manage to get a sight of goal, the reflexes of Spain's Roberto Valeiro and Miguel Estrada of Mexico denied the game its second goal.
That was until the latter was undone in the second period, when Amarelle magically worked himself some space before firing low into the bottom corner. Shortly after the second restart, Antonio edged Spain in front. There was still time for Estrada to produce an acrobatic save from a sumptuous overhead-kick from Amarelle, and Valeiro to keep out a Gustavo Rosales effort, but the final whistle sounded to Spanish celebrations.


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Middle Tennessee endured a cold snap this past week, but that has not stopped patrons from flocking to local restaurants and bars to sit outside on their patios. Spring and summer seem to be making a come back this weekend with temperatures in the high seventies. If the sunshine bug has gotten to you, there is no better way to treat it than sitting outside, enjoying the blue skies and a cold drink.
There are many restaurants in the Murfreesboro and Nashville areas that have outside patios that are perfect for wasting a sunny afternoon into night. A really great patio will offer not only comfortable seats and great food and drinks, but there should also be a view. People watching is a key part to patio sitting. So find the restaurant with the greatest patio around. Here is a list of a few of the best!
- The Boulevard Bar and Grille - Murfreesboro, TN
- La Siesta - Murfreesboro, TN
- Margarita House - Smyrna, TN
- Chuy's - Murfreesboro, TN
- Taco Mamacita - Nashville, TN
- Yazoo Brewing Co - Nashville, TN
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In California's state Capitol, they call it counter-cyclical, a clinically mundane term used to describe the volatile rollercoaster effect of a bad economy on government-run social programs. As the economy and tax revenues decline, demand for many state-run programs increases, putting more stress on the budget when it can handle it least.
The grand-daddy of all counter-cyclical programs is Medi-Cal, the state and federal program that provides health care for the poor.
"In California, the primary catalyst of growth in the Medi-Cal program in recent years has been the economic downturn," said Anthony Cava of the Department of Health Care Services, which manages the Medi-Cal program.
Medi-Cal is California's version of the nationally implemented Medicaid program and it provides more than 7.7 million low-income families, children, and elderly, and disabled Californians will health care and other vital human resources. Costs for the program are split by the federal and state governments, with a total price tag of about $53 billion this year.
On the surface, Medi-Cal costs in the state's general fund appear to have risen by about 40 percent over the past ten years, increasing from about $9 billion in 2000-01 to $12.7 billion this year. That increase was driven by rising health care costs and changes in the rules that made more people eligible for the services.
But even that increase obscures the fact that the federal government, as part of the 2009 stimulus bill, dramatically increased its share of the costs. And that extra federal aid is about to expire, leaving California taxpayers responsible for a larger portion of the costs. Without the cuts adopted as part of this year's budget negotiations, the state's costs were projected to rise to $17 billion next year, a 40 percent increase in one year alone.
That shock to the system comes at the same time as the state's economic problems have led to more unemployment, more poverty and more people dependent on the state for their health care. Meanwhile, the federal health reform bill passed last year envisions another big expansion of the program, albeit one funded largely by the federal government.
"It is tragic that we're facing this historical downfall when health reform is just around the corner," said Assemblywoman Holly J. Mitchell, D-Los Angeles.
The passage of the Affordable Care Act by Congress and President Obama in 2010 was a national call for all citizens to receive some form of adequate and affordable health care. It lays out a series of health care requirements for states to fulfill within the following decade.
Among other things, the new law requires health care programs like Medi-Cal to expand the health services they provide and make those expanded services available to a more diverse population. The federal government then reimburses states like California for most of the costs of implementing the changes required by the law.
"If you take into account all ten years of the first implementation and you pencil it out, the federal government is bearing something like 98 percent of the cost," said Anthony Wright, Executive Director of Health Access, a statewide health advocacy organization.
But the question of whether or not California can seize those federal funds rests in part on the state's ability to fund initial improvements to the Medi-Cal system within the next two years before most of the federal requirements take effect.
For example, the Affordable Care Act requires that Medi-Cal be made available to all individuals within 133 percent of the federal poverty line – that's an annual income of about $14,500 per person -- regardless of whether or not they have children or are disabled. That would add an estimated 2 million people to the Medi-Cal rolls, according to the non-partisan legislative analyst.
California managed to implement this provision ahead of time by requiring counties to provide health services for this particular population. As a result, the state negotiated an agreement with the federal government that should bring an additional $10 billion to California, paid out over the next ten years.
But the federal call for expansion is at odds with the statewide call for frugality. With a $26 billion budget gap to fill, legislators have approved roughly $1.6 billion in cuts to Medi-Cal.
As a result, Medi-Cal recipients will be expected to pay co-payments for hospital and routine doctor's visits and prescription drugs. They will also face limitations on how many times they can visit a doctor in a year. Doctors, hospitals and clinics that serve Medi-Cal recipients will see a 10 percent decrease in their reimbursement rate.
Funding for Medi-Cal is far-reaching and affects programs administered by state departments outside of the Department of Health Care Services. It directly funds services, such as In-Home Supportive Services, primary, and acute care, and it provides funding for programs operated by other departments, including the Departments of Aging, Developmental Services, and Mental Health.
Because the money is used for so many different programs, the effects of budget cuts are diverse and far-reaching. Not surprisingly, so is the public outcry.
Assemblywoman Mitchell estimates that at least 1,000 people came to her sub-committee to testify against proposed cuts during eight hearings spread over two weeks.
"With Medi-Cal, it was a very diverse group," Mitchell said. "One particularly poignant witness was a woman who was disabled at the hands of her ex-husband...she suffered multiple strokes and she used a motorized wheelchair...these motorized wheelchairs are very heavy and they burn through batteries. With some of these cuts, she won't be able to get those batteries she needs for her wheelchair."
Advocates like Wright said cuts like these could jeopardize California's ability to snag federal health reform dollars.
"Its unfortunate that Medi-Cal is seen as a big item to cut rather than an essential funder of our health care system and as the main way by which the state gets federal dollars back," said Wright.
But there's no arguing with an empty bank.
"When there's going to be major cuts, then health and human services is first in line. (Medi-Cal) is the biggest line item in the budget," said Wright.
Independent of the reforms required by the new federal law, California is at the shore of significant influx in Medi-Cal enrollment. With a generation of post-WWII baby boomers reaching age 65 this year, the number of elderly Californians newly eligible for Medi-Cal could increase, and that has huge implications for the cost of the program.
"While the largest group of beneficiaries (75%) is families and children, a disproportionate share of Medi-Cal spending (63%) is for seniors and persons with disabilities," said a 2010 budget report by the LAO.
It costs the state about $2,200 per year to provide care to the typical low-income child on Medi-Cal and $2,600 for his or her parents, according to a recent report by the California Health Care Foundation. But it costs $9,400 for the typical senior and more than $15,000 for a disabled child or adult.
But health department officials and Assemblywoman Mitchell both stated that the state has no choice but to implement budget cuts.
"With growing enrollment and rising costs for providing medical services, including prescription drugs and inpatient and outpatient services, the state must live within its means," said Cava.


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Liberty University's Bachelor of Science in Business Administration — Human Resource Management program is designed to prepare students to meet the growing need for human resource experts in today's workplace. Through this program, students will learn about the variety of factors that affect an organization's professional environment. Courses include Employee & Labor Relations, Compensation Management, Workforce Planning & Employment, and Human Resource Development.
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ST. JOHNSBURY — A Vermont couple charged in the killing of a popular St. Johnsbury teacher last year want new lawyers.
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Senior middle linebacker Thomas Tutogi is renowned for his preparation behind co-captain John Timu. Now that Timu is injured, Tutogi gets his chance to put his studying – and his technology – to use.
By Gregg Bell
GoHuskies.com Director of Writing
SEATTLE - After John Timu went down in the first half last week, Washington defensive coordinator Justin Wilcox praised Timu's replacement in the middle of the defense for how prepared he was.
As much as anyone on the 17th-ranked Huskies, senior middle linebacker Thomas Tutogi has taken full advantage of the football team's added technology for between-games preparation. That's even though he's been on the depth chart behind Timu, UW's leading tackler and co-captain, for two seasons.
"Thomas plays hard. He's a physical guy. He does a good job embracing his physicality," linebackers coach Peter Sirmon said this week. "He's very focused. Sometimes he doesn't get the reps that he wants; you know, John has been relatively healthy these last two seasons. But he's got a good practice mentality.
"He's always into the game. Anytime you need him to go into the game he's right there, ready to roll."
All the work the rugged, hit-seeking Tutogi has done for years has been to keep him prepared -- just in case. Well, "in case" is happening Saturday when Washington (2-0) plays Idaho State (2-0) at noon at Husky Stadium (Pac-12 Networks television, the Washington IMG College radio network and here on GoHuskies.com with another exclusive game chat with the live, streaming audio broadcast).
Timu bruised the rotator cuff in his right shoulder during the first half of the 34-24 win last week over Illinois in Chicago. He may not play Saturday.
Tutogi, a 6-foot, 242-pound senior who transferred two years ago from Southwestern Junior College in his hometown of Chula Vista, Calif., came in for Timu last weekend and had four tackles in two-plus quarters. He's been calling the signals for the starting defense since.
Good thing he's been studying for this chance.
"Yeah, I watch a lot on my iPad," Tutogi said. "And then when I am at home, doing nothing, I'll take a minute or two to watch some stuff. More practice. Then I apply it to our opponents."
One of the newest additions to the 83,000-square-foot football operations center into which the Huskies moved last month under the west end of Husky Stadium is their in-house, XOS data system. The players' new position rooms and coaches' offices are linked electronically by XOS, a leader in football coaching technology. XOS provides the Huskies with wireless coaching software that is compatible with the iPads that the team has issued to each player.
Each coach has the portable tablet, as well, for game planning, film study and scheduling. A coach can draw plays on his iPad in his office using the XOS software. He can then download from his iPad to those of his players. The coach also takes his tablet down to the bottom floor to present those plays on a projected screen to players in their position meeting room. The players can follow along on their own devices and download the coach's strategic creations, then take those schemes and video study home with them.
The iPads aren't everyone's favorite. Keith Price says he still takes game-plan notes with pen and paper., And the quarterback prefers to watch film with the old-school coaches' clicker in his hand at the football operations center.
But the electronic tablet has been a huge reason Tutogi is prepared for chances like the one he is getting this week.
"Definitely. It's not like we have to come down here to watch film anymore," he said. "We can watch it wherever we are at, whenever we want.
"Even class if we want to," he said, laughing.
Yes, he was joking – though classes don't start for UW until the middle of next week.
Asked the weirdest place he's ever used his iPad to watch game film – The beach? The park? Out at dinner? – Tutogi laughed and said: "Probably the bathroom."
Now that's ultra prepared.
Idaho State's Justin Arias has two 400-yard passing games to begin this season, wins over Division-II Dixie State and Western State Colorado, as the Bengals have thrown 98 times in those two games. Huskies coach Steve Sarkisian said Thursday that Idaho State might play at faster pace than Boise State did when the Broncos ran 88 plays in UW's opener. Sarkisian said to expect a game Saturday at a pace similar to the break-neck one at which the Huskies and Boise State played in the first half on Aug. 31.
Some may think Tutogi – who describes himself as a "downhill, heavy-hitting linebacker" -- isn't the best fit in the middle against a spread-out, no-huddle offense like Idaho State's.
Sirmon, a former NFL linebacker, is not one of them.
"I don't think so. My own opinion: You beat these spread teams with physical players," Tutogi's position coach said. "You don't beat them with little guys that are fast. You need to take up space. You need to hit them. And you need to tackle.
"I think that is a huge component of having big, physical players."
Which makes Idaho State right in Tutogi's wheelhouse.
Even if Timu returns, Tutogi's value as an ready run stopper may become even more handy next week when 2012 national rushing leader Ka'Deem Carey and undefeated Arizona come to Husky Stadium. Or the week after that, when the Huskies travel to smash-mouth Stanford.
"One guy goes down you have to step up and take charge," Tutogi said. "And that's what I'm going to do."
His handy iPad notwithstanding, how hard is it for Tutogi to stay ready with Timu usually on the field instead of him?
"With John, it's easy. Whatever I don't understand John helps me out with," Tutogi said. "So being behind someone like John, I'm not complaining about it. He's always there when I need him. It's fun being behind John."
It's about to get even more fun for Tutogi with what he sees as a prime opportunity this week.
"Oh, definitely," he said. "And I'm going to run with it.'"
HONORING DON JAMES: Sarkisian believes he knows the perfect way to honor Don James.
"First and foremost, he's still here fighting," Sarkisian said following a helmets-only practice Thursday morning.
Wednesday, James' family released a statement through the UW athletic department that the "Dawgfather," who led the Huskies to a 153-57-2 record from 1975 through '92 and won a share of the 1991 national championship, will begin chemotherapy Monday to fight pancreatic cancer.
"That's what's great about Coach James. He's an unbelievable competitor (and there's an) unbelievable toughness that he possesses," Sarkisian said.
"The second thing is, the best way we can honor Coach James is how we play, playing tough, hard-nosed, physical Husky football — which I think we are doing more of on a consistent basis.
"The best thing we can do is embody the characteristics that he possesses. That's toughness, mental and physical toughness — and play a brand of football that he instilled here for decades."


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Saints tackle Charles Brown and cornerback Corey White were the only players ruled out of Sunday's game with the New York Giants by interim coach Joe Vitt.
Vitt said Friday that Brown would miss his third straight game with a knee injury, while White, who missed two games with a knee problem before returning last week to play on special teams, would not play Sunday.
Vitt noted that White, a rookie who had been starting in the Saints' nickel package, didn't have a major setback with his injury after practicing on Monday.
However, Vitt said that because White is a young player who missed significant playing time and practice time since being injured on Nov. 11, they would be hesitant to put him back in there at this point.
Everyone else on the active roster had full participation in Friday's practice.
Here is the final injury report turned in to the league office by Vitt and Giants coach Tom Coughlin:
Out — T Charles Brown (knee), CB Corey White (knee).
Probable — T Zach Strief (groin), SS Roman Harper (rib), TE David Thomas (knee), DE Junior Galette (ankle), DE Martez Wilson (toe), CB Johnny Patrick (illness), DT Tom Johnson (back), S Isa Abdul-Quddus (concussion), WR Courtney Roby (hamstring).
Out — S Kenny Phillips (knee), S Tyler Sash (hamstring), TE Travis Beckum (knee).
Questionable — WR Hakeem Nicks (knee).
Probable — RB Ahmad Bradshaw (foot), LB Chase Blackburn (ankle), DE Jason Pierre-Paul (back, LB Michael Boley (shoulder), C David Baas (shoulder), LB Jacquian Williams (knee), WR Domenik Hixon (ankle).


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On May 12, John McCain, the Republican candidate for US president, gave a major policy speech on Global Warming at the Portland, Oregon training center of Vestas Wind Corporation. In his speech he pointed out the obvious (if inconvenient) truth that "the facts of global warming demand our urgent attention."
McCain acknowledged evidence of "reduced snow pack, with earlier runoffs... sustained drought in the Southwest, and across the world average temperatures that seem to reach new records every few years." McCain took the politically bold step of accepting that we will have to adapt to some extent to "reduced water supplies, more forest fires than in previous decades, changes in crop production, more heat waves afflicting our cities and a greater intensity in storms."
In order to prevent further damage, McCain argued for "a system that sets clear limits on all greenhouse gases, while also allowing the sale of rights to excess emissions."
I think any cap and trade system ought to be evaluated closely, looking at questions of where permits will come from an how permits will be exchanged. But the most important question about a cap and trade system is how high is the cap -- how much emissions are permitted? McCain proposes that "by the year 2012, we will seek a return to 2005 levels of emission, by 2020, a return to 1990 levels, and so on until we have achieved at least a reduction of sixty percent below 1990 levels by the year 2050." (McCain Campaign)
As far as empty campaign promises go, this one's not bad. The United States has at last, twenty years after Dr. James Hansen's famous Senate testimony, presidential candidates who take global warming seriously. McCain's promised reduction falls short, 60% to 80% by 2050, against his Democratic opponents, Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton. (For a more thorough analysis of the candidates green policies, click here.)
The green blogosphere has analyzed the speech thoroughly, with Gristmill's David Roberts criticizing McCain's position on offsets and giving away permits. Sierra Club joins in to emphasize the importance of an 80% cut, and of auctioning pollution permits to produce to an equitable transition for workers. Most interestingly, perhaps, is Wonk.org's listing of McCain's hypocritical votes (or non-votes) on alternative energy.
McCain has voted repeatedly against renewable energy standards that would mandate 10 or 20% of energy purchased be produced from renewable sources. He voted to cut funding for Rural Renewable Energy by $60 million, and he's skipped votes extending tax credits to wind developers.
McCain's global warming rhetoric, so different from his global warming action, seems to suggest that he's trying to appeal to a new group of American voters -- Republicans and right leaning independents who care about the environment (at least in principle). Who are these voters?
I remember these people from my days doing grassroots canvassing door to door for the Sierra Club, and Environment Maine. I raised support for protecting national parks, and for increasing regulations on mercury pollution. When I met supporters, I could categorize them into what I like to call 'left greens' and 'right greens'.
Left greens are people who believe the government ought to provide social services like health-care, daycare, and environmental protection.
Right greens are people who believe the government ought to preserve traditional rights like gun ownership, private property, and use of public spaces.
These two philosophies intersect at the point where people want to enjoy nature, and expect the government to protect nature for their use. Right greens, often hunters and fishers, wanted to eat fish that did not have mercury in it, and hike in the same national parks as their grandparents. On a theoretical level, the existence of Left and Right greens supports Andrew Dobson's argument in his book 'Green Political Thought' that 'Ecologism' is a distinct political ideology, separate from Liberalism, Conservatism, Socialism, etc. On a practical level, Ecologism's appeal across traditional American divides explains why the environment has become a necessary part of any national American politician's talking points.
A specific instance of green politics in action, is the growth of a green political base in the American West, as documented in a recent article in the New York Times by David Sirota. In the last two decades in the American West, Republicans have preserved electoral majorities by pandering to logging and mining interests, while painting Democrats as environmentalists unconcerned with people's jobs. Sirota points out that the West has become dominated recently by what I call Right greens: retirees, eco-tourists, and professionals who enjoy hunting and fishing, all of whom have an interest in protecting the environment. Because only 1.3 percent of the region's workforce works in the energy industry (and stands to benefit from expansion of oil and natural gas drilling) Western Republicans have important electoral reasons to adopt green politics. Sirota cites Jeb Steward, a Republican state representative, who helped oppose the 2007 sale of oil and gas parcels to oil companies, keeping the land public and safe. Steward says "We have customs and cultures that have developed over a hundred years based on the utilization of multiple renewable resources — agriculture, tourism, wildlife, fisheries. When B.L.M. proposed issuing the leases, residents were asking, 'What does this mean to the lifestyles that we've all grown accustomed to?' "
The people I canvassed about mercury pollution asked me the same question: 'What does this mean for my way of life?'
It means protecting our environment protects ourselves.
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What Is A Tax Advisor?
What Tax Advisors Do
A tax advisor is vested with the duty to properly manage and counsel their clients on the best possible strategies to minimize their tax repayments, and maximize their deductions. This entails giving advice on the clients personal financial situation. Tax advisors may also aid the client in the investing market, and strategies for future financial gains.
How To Become A Tax Advisor
The first thing an individual should do to become a tax advisor is to obtain a degree in a finance related field. That may be accounting or even a mathematical 4 year degree. After this, one may want to look into the tax software that is out there. They will nee to know how to use this software, and how to calculate tax rates. Be sure to obtain at least a working knowledge of risk management and financial planning. The more you know, the better equipped you will be to help your clients.
Gaining The Advantage
If you intend on aiding clients with financial advice and strategies, you may want to attain a higher degree, or even specialized certification. Becoming a Certified Financial Planner will give you the edge up on the competition. It will say to clients that you are serious about your career and helping them. Obtaining a Master's degree also sends a strong message of what you can do for your clients, and that you have the education and knowledge to get it done.
A Final Word
Remember, if you counsel people on matters outside finances, you may need additional licenses. Especially with legal matters, leave it to the lawyers, or paralegals. Form a strong business plan and be persistent.


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College Hockey:Princeton scores 3 in third to tie No. 9 Cornell
PRINCETON, N.J. — Princeton rallied from a three-goal deficit, with third period goals by Eric Carlson, Andrew Calof and Kevin Ross in a span of nine minutes producing a 3-3 tie with No. 9 Cornell on Saturday.
As the teams skated four-on-four halfway through the third, Calof cut the Tigers' deficit to 3-2. Just under three minutes later, Ross scored a power-play goal at 12:14 to tie the game.
Dustin Mowrey, Mathieu Brisson and Cole Bardreau scored for the Big Red, and Joel Lowry contributed two assists.
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Lorenzo Turconi
With digiscoping we can observe and photograph the surrounding nature without disturbing it, managing to grasp details that are often invisible to the naked eye. In this way we can discover the beauty of nature, learning to appreciate and respect it.
This book is a collection of beautiful images shooted with the digiscoping technique that display some birds and animals of North Italy.
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As the regular season winds down, good teams often like to get tested by strong competition to get them ready for what they'll face deep in the section tournaments. No team's getting more of a dress rehearsal for the tournament than the Fairmont Cardinals (#3 in Class 2A), as they're traveling to #5 Maple River and #4 St. Peter this week before they kick off tournament play in Section 3AA on Saturday afternoon. The Cardinals won't have to worry about showcasing too much to potential section opponents in these games; while they play in Section 3AA and already have the #1 seed in the south subsection locked up, both St. Peter and Maple River play in Section 2AA.
In the metro area, the Tri-Metro Conference tournament promises to provide some good tourney warm-up competition for the teams in the semifinals. Two of the semifinalists are Class 3A teams (#1 DeLaSalle and #5 Blake) while the other two are in Class 2A, #6 Minnehaha Academy and unranked Breck. Both Minnehaha and Breck belong to Section 4AA, and they're tracking to be the top two seeds in the section tournament. They played once in the regular season- an 8-point Minnehaha victory- but one wonders if they'd hold anything back for a potential section title matchup if they happen to meet in the championship or third-place game in the conference tournament.
The top seed in Section 6AAAA and likely the Lake Conference title will be on the line Friday night when Edina travels to Hopkins to take on the #6 Royals. Hopkins, who's been synonymous with outstanding basketball for a long time, will be looking to avenge an overtime loss to the Hornets; they'll need a win to have a chance to claim at least a share of the Lake title. The Section 6AAAA playoffs promise to be some of the most competitive in the state, as all eight of the teams currently boast records over .500.
This week's schedule for teams in the Minnesota Basketball News Top 10, along with last week's scores:
Class 4A
1. Apple Valley Eagles (23-1; Last week- #1)
Last week: d. #9 Lakeville North 94-78; d. Rosemount 86-61
This week: at Prior Lake, 7pm Tuesday; vs. Lakeville South, 7pm Friday
2. Osseo Orioles (22-2; Last week- #3)
Last week: d. Wayzata 89-76; d. Centennial 66-52
This week: at Elk River, 7pm Wednesday; vs. Coon Rapids, 7pm Friday
3. Park Center Pirates (22-2; Last week- #4)
Last week: d. Andover 89-43; d. Blaine 98-51
This week: vs. Champlin Park, 7pm Tuesday; at Minnetonka, 7pm Friday
4. Tartan Titans (20-4; Last week- #7)
Last week: d. North St. Paul 78-58; l. to Duluth East 64-61
This week: at Simley, 7pm Tuesday; vs. South St. Paul, 7:30pm Friday
5. Woodbury Royals (20-4; Last week- #8)
Last week: d. Hastings 94-64; l. to #10 Roseville 74-52
This week: vs. Park of Cottage Grove, 7:15pm Tuesday; vs. Mounds View, 7:15pm Friday
6. Hopkins Royals (20-4; Last week- #7)
Last week: d. #8 Eden Prairie 83-70; d. Andover 74-59
This week: vs. Minnetonka, 7pm Tuesday; vs. Edina, 7pm Friday
7. Eden Prairie Eagles (16-8; Last week- #8)
Last week: l. to #7 Hopkins 83-70; l. to Edina 57-55
This week: vs. Coon Rapids, 7pm Tuesday; at Wayzata, 7pm Friday
8. Brainerd Warriors (22-1; Last week- not ranked)
Last week: d. Sauk Rapids-Rice 77-53; d. St. Cloud Apollo 79-64
This week: vs. Rocori, 7:30pm Monday; vs. Grand Rapids, 7:30pm Tuesday; at Fergus Falls, 7:30pm Friday
9. Lakeville North Panthers (18-6; Last week- #9)
Last week: l. to #1 Apple Valley 94-78; l. to Prior Lake 57-56
This week: at Lakeville South, 7pm Tuesday; vs. Bloomington Kennedy, 7pm Friday
10. Roseville Raiders (19-5; Last week- #10)
Last week: d. East Ridge 74-63; d. #5 Woodbury 74-52
This week: vs. White Bear Lake, 7:15pm Tuesday; at Hastings, 7:15pm Friday
Class 3A
1. DeLaSalle Islanders (21-1; Last week- #1)
Last week: d. St. Paul Academy 84-24; d. Minneapolis Washburn 83-42
This week: at Breck, 7pm Tuesday; vs. TBD, Friday (Tri-Metro Tournament)
2. Austin Packers (24-0; Last week- #2)
Last week: d. Winona 61-53; d. Rochester John Marshall 66-47
This week: at Owatonna, 7:30pm Friday
3. Marshall Tigers (23-2; Last week- #3)
Last week: d. Windom 57-24; d. Moorhead 70-59
This week: at New Ulm, 7:30pm Friday
4. Holy Angels Stars (18-6; Last week- #4)
Last week: d. New Prague 57-53; d. Northfield 66-43
This week: vs. Shakopee, 7:30pm Tuesday; at Chanhassen, 7:30pm Friday
5. Blake Bears (18-6; Last week- #6)
Last week: d. Brooklyn Center 68-66; d. St. Agnes 83-38
This week: at 2A #6 Minnehaha Academy, 7pm Tuesday; vs. TBD, Friday (Tri-Metro Tournament)
6. Delano Tigers (21-3; Last week- #5)
Last week: l. to Holy Family Catholic 59-50 (OT); d. Glencoe-Silver Lake 69-53
This week: vs. Hutchinson, 7:30pm Tuesday; at Orono, 7:30pm Friday
7. Waconia Wildcats (20-5; Last week- #7)
Last week: d. Orono 57-55; d. Dassel-Cokato 76-33
This week: vs. Mound-Westonka, 7:30pm Friday
8. St. Paul Johnson Governors (15-7; Last week- #8)
Last week: d. St. Paul Como Park 92-62; d. St. Paul Washington 107-30; d. MetroTech Career Academy 106-59
This week: at St. Paul Harding, 7pm Tuesday; vs. St. Paul Highland Park, 7pm Thursday
9. Hermantown Hawks (22-3; Last week- #9)
Last week: d. Hibbing 66-36; d. Proctor 75-40; d. Thief River Falls 85-73
This week: at Duluth Denfeld, 7:15pm Tuesday
10. Columbia Heights Hylanders (16-7; Last week- not ranked)
Last week: d. Spring Lake Park, 63-59; d. Chisago Lakes 49-45
This week: at Benilde-St. Margaret's, 7:45pm Tuesday; vs. Fridley, 7:15pm Friday
Class 2A
1. Melrose Dutchmen (24-1; Last week- #1)
Last week: d. Sauk Centre 81-67; d. Lac qui Parle Valley 98-39
This week: vs. Sartell-St. Stephen, 7:30pm Tuesday; vs. Atwater-Cosmos-Grove City, 7:30pm Thursday
2. Hawley Nuggets (20-1; Last week- #2)
Last week: d. Detroit Lakes 82-71
This week: at Ada-Borup, 7:30pm Monday; at Breckenridge, 7:30pm Tuesday; at Park Rapids, 7:15pm Friday
3. Fairmont Cardinals (20-3; Last week- #3)
Last week: d. Blue Earth 75-60
This week: at #5 Maple River, 7:30pm Monday; at #4 St. Peter, 7:30pm Thursday; vs. St. James, 7pm Saturday (Section 3AA playoffs)
4. St. Peter Saints (21-3; Last week- #4)
Last week: l. to #5 Maple River 62-61 (2OT); d. Rocori 78-58
This week: at Sibley East, 7:30pm Monday; vs. #3 Fairmont, 7:30pm Thursday
5. Maple River Eagles (21-4; Last week- #5)
Last week: d. #4 St. Peter 62-61
This week: vs. #3 Fairmont, 7:30pm Monday
6. Minnehaha Academy Redhawks (18-5; Last week- #8)
Last week: d. Providence Academy 77-56; d. Providence Academy 65-47; at Minneapolis South, 2pm Saturday
This week: vs. 3A #5 Blake, 7pm Tuesday; vs. TBD, Friday (Tri-Metro Tournament)
7. Rochester Lourdes Eagles (19-6; Last week- #9)
Last week: d. Kenyon-Wanamingo 57-43; d. La Crescent 67-53
This week: no games scheduled
8. Pelican Rapids Vikings (18-6; Last week- #10)
Last week: d. Ulen-Hitterdal 64-60; d. Park Rapids 63-47
This week: at Barnesville, 7:30pm Tuesday; at Battle Lake, 7:30pm Friday
9. St. Cloud Cathedral Crusaders (18-6; Last week- #8)
Last week: d. Zimmerman 68-55
This week: vs. Princeton, 7:30pm Tuesday; vs. Milaca, 7:30pm Friday
10. Byron Bears (21-4; Last week- #7)
Last week: l. to Lake City 60-43; d. Lake City 50-42 (Hiawatha Valley Championship)
This week: no games scheduled
Class 1A
1. Maranatha Christian Mustangs (23-1; Last week- #1)
Last week: d. St. Agnes 76-42; d. Lester Prairie/Holy Trinity 89-76
This week: at Brooklyn Center, 7pm Monday; at St. Paul Como Park, 7pm Friday
2. Belgrade-Brooten-Elrosa Jaguars (21-1; Last week- #2)
Last week: d. Pierz 67-35
This week: at Holdingford, 7:30pm Tuesday; vs. Paynesville, 7:30pm Thursday; vs. Kimball, 7:30pm Friday
3. Southwest Minnesota Christian Eagles (22-1; Last week- #3)
Last week: d. Hills-Beaver Creek 96-69; d. Edgerton 90-41
This week: vs. Adrian, 6:15pm Monday; vs. TBD, Section 3A playoffs, 11am Saturday @ Worthington
4. Upsala Cardinals (23-0; Last week- #4)
Last week: d. Eagle Valley 93-47; d. West Central Area 112-76; d. Lakeview Christian 105-96
This week: at Swanville, 6pm Tuesday; vs. Royalton, 6pm Thursday; at Isle, 7:30pm Friday
5. Russell-Tyler-Ruthton Knights (25-1; Last week- #5)
Last week: d. Pipestone 70-44; d. Tracy-Milroy-Balaton 73-53; d. #8 Dawson-Boyd 72-67
This week: vs. TBD, Section 3A playoffs, 2:30pm Saturday @ Worthington
6. Browerville Tigers (19-2; Last week- #6)
Last week: d. Royalton 58-41; d. Menahga 64-41; d. Osakis 82-42
This week: at Long Prairie-Grey Eagle, 6pm Tuesday; at Verndale, 6pm Thursday; vs. Eagle Valley, 6pm Friday
7. Rushford-Peterson Trojans (21-3; Last week- #8)
Last week: d. Caledonia 59-42
This week: vs. Kingsland, 7:30pm Tuesday; vs. TBD, Section 1A playoffs, 7pm Thursday
8. Dawson-Boyd Blackjacks (19-5; Last week- #9)
Last week: d. Kerkhoven-Murdock-Sunburg 93-21; l. to #5 Russell-Tyler-Ruthton 72-67
This week: vs. TBD, Section 3A playoffs, 11am Saturday
9. Heritage Christian Eagles (19-5; Last week- #7)
Last week: l. to Minneapolis Southwest 67-58
This week: vs. Mayer Lutheran, 7:30pm Friday
10. West Lutheran Warriors (20-4; Last week- #10)
Last week: d. New Life Academy 79-65
This week: vs. Great River, 7pm Friday


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With all the TRL retro business of late–and about damn time, we might say—we've all had *NSYNC and Backstreet on the brain lately. This apparently includes our nation's favorite "What Else is On Tonight?" basketball team, the Minnesota Timberwolves, who recently released a video of some of their marquee players (Kevin Love, Michael Beasley, Ricky Rubio, etc.) singing along to the Syncers' "Tearin' Up My Heart." Well, "singing along" might be putting it somewhat generously, as a couple of the players kinda hum the melody (and often incorrectly, as Beasley does for almost an entire verse), and some of them eschew singing altogether to just go crazy with the dance moves (looking good, Martel Webster).
The one thing we will say about this video is that we're minorly disappointed to not get a better performance from Kevin Love. Not only would he have been the perfect age for maximum *NSYNC over-exposure (10 in 1998), he's also the only player on the team and one of the few in the NBA who looks like he could have been in the group. (Or Backstreet. Or Color Me Badd, for that matter. It's all in the facial hair.) Show us a little more soul, K-Love.
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Representations are at the heart of artificial intelligence. This talk addresses the problem of representation discovery: how can intelligent systems construct novel representations from their experience? Representation discovery re-parameterizes the data or state space -- prior to the application of machine learning, optimization, and search techniques -- by constructing a geometry and task-adaptive basis.
Two approaches to representation discovery will be described, based on generalizing classical Fourier and wavelet analysis to graphs and manifolds. Fourier analysis on graphs constructs global bases by diagonalization of a random walk operator; wavelet analysis constructs compact multiscale representations by dilation of the random walk operator. Efficient algorithms for basis extraction and representation will be presented by combining sampling, matrix compression, and domain knowledge.
A range of case studies will be used to illustrate the approach, including a novel paradigm for adaptive planning under uncertainty whereby both representation and control are learned simultaneously; a multiscale wavelet approach to clustering of text documents where the topic hierarchy is automatically constructed, and graph-based methods for compression of 3D objects in computer graphics using multiscale analysis of mesh geometry and topology.


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This game is a classic porn game. I don't really like it because the graphics are not up to par. But tetris is always good fun. So I recommend this game to all people out there that read this. Laughing as nude ladies fall from the sky in odd positions is fun but remember that this is only a game nothing like this happens in real life. I first played this game many years ago it might have been a different version but I am not quite sure. I thought I would get aroused but alas I just got frustrated at the small size of the ladies and the challenge of a real classic arcade game. Hmmm what else is there to say about this game? Well I like a challenge and these ladies sure make things difficult I would recommend a game more like immoral studies one two or three....... this is soft-core porn at its finest not enough nudity. While the different variations do make the game a worthwhile addition, the game looks and plays like an online game. There is no attempt to take advantage of the graphical prowess of today's computer systems, or the ease at which Mac OS X handles OpenGL graphics. Everything, while colorful, is very basic from a graphical standpoint but, let's face it, when it comes right down to it, if you are playing this game for any other reason than to play Tetris, then you are probably not the audience this game was created for. Tetris lovers can embrace this game with a clear conscience, especially on the Macintosh platform. With thousands of combinations, the unique way of forming multiple line breaks at once, Tetris provides to be a true test of gaming imagination. The Russian genius who made this game knew exactly what he was getting into. Tetris is a completely random game, but the gamer is the one who turns it into a linear paradise. By taking simple shaped pieces, the player is the one who fits the missing pieces, and forms a complete line. Tetris really took gameplay to a new dimension, some many of us have never experienced before. Plus, the simple fact that there is an additional mode for those gurus, and a two player mode for head-to-head fun, you cannot pass this game up. It will always be played at any time, any place. You'll never get bored, or think of it as some lame game. This is a true must-have item if you're looking for a definitive game with tons of replay value.
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Don E. Chrisenberry, age 86, died Thursday, September 19, 2013 at
Southwest Medical Center, Liberal. He was born October 9, 1926 at
Blackwell, OK, the son of Edgar and Irene (Kirk) Chrisenberry.
He attended schools in Blackwell and has been a resident of Liberal, KS
for the past 48 years.
He was self-employed and owned Chrisenberry's Auto. He had formally
worked as a service manager for Liberal Ford and Stu Emmert's Automotive
He served in the U.S. Marine Corp during WWII. He was a member of Faith
Tabernacle Church of Liberal.
On November 28, 1946, he married Mary L. Smith at Winfield, Ks. She
Other survivors include:
2 Sons Ron Chrisenberry and wife Terry of Liberal, KS;
Jack Chrisenberry and wife Susan of Ft. Myers, FL;
3 Daughters Donna Findley and husband Beaux of Tulsa, OK;
Connie Hale and husband Dave of Liberal, KS;
Teena Tutt and husband Rob of Tomball, TX;
1 Brother Art Chrisenberry of Garnett, KS
1 Sister Carol Chrisenberry of Iola, KS
10 Grandchildren: Julie, Lisa, Daniel, Tiffini, Sonny, Amy, Triston,
Brianne, Savannah and Cailen.
13 Great-Grandchildren and 1 Great-Great Grandchild
He was preceded in death by his Parents, one Grandchild, Jessica and one
Great-Grandchild, Kamden.
Funeral Service will be at 10:00 am Monday, September 23, 2013 at Faith
Tabernacle Church of Liberal, with Pastor Rex Petty, presiding. Burial
will be at Restlawn Cemetery with Military Honors by U. S. Marine Corp
Honor Guard.
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friends from 1-2 pm at Brenneman Funeral Home.
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Feb. 20, 2002
Moraga, CA - Stanford lacrosse picked up its second-straight victory of the season at St. Mary's on Tuesday, defeating the Gaels 12-8 at St. Mary's Stadium. Cardinal freshman Kelsey Twist led the way with four goals, helping the team to a 2-0 record, both overall and in the MPLL. St. Mary's senior Liz Roberts led the Gaels also scoring four goals, a career-high. Also scoring multiple goals for Stanford were freshman Julia Calzonetti, her second-consecutive multi-goal game, and sophomore Abbi Hills, who now has 3 goals on the season.
St. Mary's posted the first goal at 29:08, but Cardinal senior tri-captain Liz Britt countered with a goal soon after, followed by Twist's first goal - putting Stanford up 2-1. The scoring went back and forth for most of the half, but Card players Calzonetti and Twist each put in a goal to close the half with Stanford leading 7-5. Stanford got back into action quickly in the second half with three goals in a row, including two by Twist. At 40 minutes into the game Stanford was ahead 10-5 when St. Mary's answered with three goals to the Cardinal's one over the next fifteen minutes. With four minutes remaining in the game the Gaels had cut the lead to 11-8, but the Cardinal defense stayed strong and kept them scoreless for the rest of the match while Hills added he second goal to end the score at 12-8.
Cardinal junior Virginia Solomon started her second game in goal and picked up her second victory, allowing only five goals and notching six saves. Junior Rachael Neumann replaced her in the second half and made four saves, while letting in only three additional goals. The Gaels' Megan Ceccotti played 44 minutes in goal and recorded six saves and 11 goals-allowed.
Stanford kicks off its home season this Saturday, February 23rd, with the 1st Annual deBeer's East/West Challenge. The Cardinal matches up against the #10 Syracuse Orangewomen at 12 noon on Maloney Field. Tickets are $3 general admission and free with SUID.
Game Summary:
Stanford: 7 5 = 12
St. Mary's: 5 3 = 8
Goals: (S) Kelsey Twist 4, Julia Calzonetti 2, Abbi Hills 2, Liz Britt, Claire Calzonetti, Nina Pantano, Alessandra Salatti. (St.M) Liz Roberts 4, Colette Spencer 2, Megan Bryan, Alli Back.
Assists: (S) Hills 2, C. Calzonetti, J. Calzonetti, Pantano, Emaily Rodriguez.
Saves: (S) Virginia Solomon 6 (30:00), Rachael Neumann 4 (30:00), (St.M) Megan Ceccotti 6 (44:00), Katie Augustine 6 (16:00).


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vCard file recovery services come to get you relief from all problem related to conversion of a file or remote vcf contacts conversion services at same help desk. The file conversion ...
Shareware | $29.00
CSV To vCard VCF Converter Software 7.0
This software offers a solution to users who want to convert CSV files into VCFs. The user simply chooses a CSV file and chooses the delimiter option: comma, comma-space, ... columns and type. There is a check box to allow inclusion of the first row. The user ...
Shareware | $19.99
vCard Contacts Converter 3.7
Do you want to convert your multiple vCard contacts into Outlook contacts ... time? SoftSpire provides advanced vCard Contacts Converter software to convert Outlook to vCard files. PST to VCF converter is the ...
Shareware | $49.00
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