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Legislators at Work
Consortia: New word, popular concept
Dave Bretl - Walworth County Administrator
May 16, 2012 | 07:35 AM
News coverage from Madison during the past year has been dominated by changes in public sector labor law and debate over how to create more jobs. As a result, other changes that have been taking place in state government have tended to be under-reported.
One such change is an increased use of consortia to manage state programs. I will admit that prior to 2011, I would have been hard pressed to come up with the plural form of the word consortium. A consortium, in the context of state programs, means a combining of several counties to run a program that had previously been administered by individual counties or municipalities. Consortia, I have since learned, through constant repetition, is the plural form of the word, and Walworth County is becoming involved in an increasing number of these arrangements.
Providing services at a regional level is not a new concept. Technical college districts, for example, currently serve multiple counties. Our own Gateway Technical College district offers classes to residents of Walworth as well as Racine and Kenosha counties.
The Southeastern Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission (SEWRPC) has provided planning services for seven counties, including Walworth, for many years. What makes the newest round of consortia a little different, at least in my mind, is that the state is leaving it up to individual counties to determine how to govern operations of the consortia, a feature which has both advantages and disadvantages. Statutes, in contrast, provide for the membership and operations of the more traditional multi-county programs, such as Gateway and SEWRPC. In the case of the Gateway board, that includes the power to levy taxes to support its operations.
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Our introduction to the state's new vision of consortia began last year with changes to the administration of income maintenance programs.
Income maintenance refers to the variety of state and federal programs designed to assist low income individuals, and includes programs such as Badger Care Plus and Medicaid. Prior to 2011, most Wisconsin counties contracted directly with the state to administer these services, using a combination of federal, state and local dollars. Walworth County's program was run by our Health and Human Services Department.
The 2011-2013 state budget originally called for a complete state takeover of the program. County human services directors throughout the state objected, raising concerns about the quality of the program that would result. A compromise, of sorts, emerged, with the state budget directing its Department of Health Services to contract with no more than ten consortia.
Under the plan, groups of counties came together and determined how to provide services to an entire region. Member counties, in turn, appointed a "lead" agency that is responsible for entering into a contract with the state and keeping track of all the funds. Walworth County is part of the Moraine Lakes Consortium, along with Ozaukee, Washington and Waukesha counties, as well as Fond du Lac County, which serves as lead agency.
The state recently announced a second consortia plan, dealing with the distribution of certain Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds currently managed by individual towns, municipalities and some counties.
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Our county government has not participated in the program, but a number of local governments in Walworth County have. Funding for the program is provided by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to qualifying property owners to rehabilitate housing units. These funds often take the form of a low or no interest loan.
The loans, in turn, are originated and serviced by the local unit of government in which the property is located. The money is repaid by the property owner to a "revolving loan fund," administered by local government and made available for other qualifying projects in that jurisdiction. By the end of June, the state hopes to consolidate this program in a number of county consortia.
We would be included in a region extending as far west as Sauk County, with Columbia County slated to be the lead agency. If Walworth County doesn't join that consortium, the program might be unavailable to residents unless local units of government choose to join the consortium, themselves.
Consortia have advantages to the state, and I don't blame state officials for exploring the concept. They can provide an economy of scale. With digital technology, files can be shared and, as long as programs are run competently, it shouldn't matter if you are being helped by a worker in Elkhorn or Fond du Lac.
The most serious downside, from my perspective, centers on accountability. Consortia, in effect, create another level of government. Each one will have a governing council, likely consisting of appointed officials.
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Prior to 2012, if income maintenance services were not being provided adequately, an aggrieved resident could complain to their county board. If the state would have run the program, as it was originally contemplated in the budget, the governor would be accountable. With consortia taking over major programs, I have my doubts as to whether the "buck" will really stop at this new level of government.
A far bolder move, which would fix accountability and promote economies of scale, would be to redraw county lines, creating fewer and larger counties that resemble some of these newer consortia. A move like that would likely be unpopular among county officials, throughout the state. Given that most county lines in Wisconsin were drawn before computers, automobiles or even trains operated in this state, it might be time to look at the basic structure under which counties operate.
The opinions expressed in this column are those of the author and not necessarily those of the Walworth County Board of Supervisors
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Montevideo and Colonial del Sacramento, Uruguay: A Traveler's Reflections
"Promise me you will not spend so much time treading water and trying to keep your head above the waves that you forget, truly forget how much you have always loved to swim. - Tyler Knott Gregson
I love South America. One of the biggest reasons has always been the people. In any place I've visited in Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, the people generally possess a love for life that is so abundant that it cannot be contained and thus spills and sloshes over anyone or anything close by. You're always receiving invitations to go to this party or that dinner, or to share mate (a special kind of tea the people here are addicted to), or to meet someone's girlfriend or mother or cousin…
Montevideo is the exception to this rule. The people are friendly enough, but that extra warmth is missing. That extra sparkle, that gloss, that makes any other South American city with its graffiti, trash, and dilapidated buildings, still BEAUTIFUL, is lacking. Within its folds it has pockets of this glimmer, the barrio (neighborhood) Pocitos, for example, but intertwined exists this overall aloofness that permeates the very concrete.
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Additionally, Montevideo continues to experience increased violent crime, and I did not escape the experience of being mugged. The rising crime rates can be attributed, in part , to the very prevalent cocaine-based drug called "pasta base," which from what I observed, creates living zombies.
The people using pasta base do not present a real danger; more worrisome are the traffickers. I should note that I was living in Ciudad Viejo (the old city), which is by far not the safest place in Montevideo. Couple the safety factor
with the remoteness of its people, and the city becomes darker still.
At the Academia Uruguay, a fellow student and I discussed these nuances, and I have to say I tried to defend Uruguay some, as it was the country I'd been dreaming about living in for more than a year! When I tried to tell her that I had made plenty of friends here, I suddenly realized that not one of them is from Uruguay.
I had cultivated plenty of fantastic connections, but not ONE was Uruguayan. They were Irish, Argentinean, Brazilian, Austrian, German, and Dutch. All of these connections were usually made in one day, in a few hours before departing for a new destination; and yet, after almost three weeks in Montevideo, I had not broken that barrier with a native.
I discussed this phenomenon with my Spanish teacher, and he was able to shed some light on why
Uruguayans are so distant. Because Uruguay is so small in comparison to her behemoth neighbors Argentina and Brazil, he pointed out, many
Uruguayos (pronounced Uru-guay-shos, meaning the people of Uruguay) are wary of connecting with strangers or expats.They are a very proud people, and believe that most of the world doesn't know they exist - which I find to be somewhat true.
Where IS it?
With all of these thoughts swirling around in my head, I was very excited to have the opportunity to join my Academia Uruguay roommate Doro, for a weekend jaunt to Colonia del Sacramento. Colonia is a peaceful, small town about three hours away from Montevideo; a world heritage site that exudes old world charm.
In fact, I like to say it's where I found my Zen. Last year I visited Colonia for a brief, yet life changing eight hours.
Doro and I booked Hotel Ayers, a small place quite close to the bus station on Avenida Artigas that had hot showers and free breakfasts. The room only cost us $60/person USD for the weekend!
Misty Morning
The moment we stepped out into the misty morning, we felt the difference in the atmosphere. We weren't afraid to walk to the hotel from the station.
There were no drug addicts or strange men crowding the area or following us at a meager distance. I felt free and unburdened for the first time in three weeks. Doro mentioned it first, and I was so relieved to hear her say it!
This is a woman who lived in Egypt for 16 years. She's one tough broad and in fact, quite intimidated me when I first met her. For her to say how relaxed she felt being out of the city made me realize even more how tense I had been.
I realized that I had forgotten how to swim; being so focused on treading water and keeping my head above the waves in Montevideo, I had completely lost sight of the fact that this is what I love to do. I LOVE to travel. Why? I love connecting with people and learning about different ways in which to live.
In my opinion, that is one of the most important reasons to explore the world, to gain a global understanding. This is what was lacking for me in Montevideo, the opportunity to connect with the native people to see how they live their lives.
I got a glimpse, through my text books in my Spanish classes, and from enlightening discussions with my teachers; but the opportunity to really see and experience what life looks like through their eyes never materialized.
When I arrived in Colonia, my soul felt at home. It's as if my body is a tuning fork and when I step foot in the barrio historico, it sings. Once again, my body was humming a joyful tune, and with just a few notes, I knew I needed to move.
Doro and I returned to Montevideo that night, and within two hours I had found and rented an incredible studio in the historic quarter for $600/monthUSD.
It's not the cheapest lodging available, but it is on a residential street in a safe part of town. Being alone, this is worth the extra change.
In a strange twist of fate, later that evening my mother informed me that my previous landlord had finally sent my security deposit back - and it just happened to be for the amount of my first month's rent. Everything happens for a reason. I just have to remind myself to keep swimming.
Caitlin McAllister authors the travel blog Adventure Ingénue in South America. Her striking photographs complement her whimsical prose. Heeding her heart's desire, she recently left her job as an event planner and set off to explore Uruguay, Argentina, and Brazil. Caitlin currently lives in Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay. Read her blog, Adventure Ingenu.
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It's time to buy your tickets and pack your bags for a whirlwind trip Around the World in 80 Days, a rollicking adventure-comedy now playing through April 13 at the Herberger Theater Center.
Director David Saar, founder and artistic director of Childsplay, has added another winner to his Arizona Theatre Company moonlighting credits by pulling together a remarkable creative team and cast who make World come-to-life just as playwright Mark Brown intended.
Based on Jules Verne's novel set in the late 19th Century, Phileas Fogg makes a hefty wager with fellow members at a private men's club that he can circle the world in a shade over nineteen-hundred hours. Joined by his French manservant Passepartout (the last "t" is silent), the pair leave London to prove Fogg's claim and of course meet an array of humorously colorful characters along the way.
As Fogg, Mark Anders sets the stage much like Richard Hannay in Patrick Barlow's play The 39 Steps. One could imagine that Barlow shared inkwells with Brown, just as Verne must have been inspired by world travelers Edmond Planchut, George Francis Train, and William Perry Fogg in his own time.
Childsplay-mates Jon Gentry, Yolanda London and Kyle Sorrell shine on stage. Gentry's Passepartout has precise comedic timing befitting his stature petite, London is a joy to watch in more roles than you can shake a Sikh at, and Sorrell is a consummate quick-change artist.
Bob Sorenson (ATC's answer to Ryan Styles) underplays his opening role in the Reform Club, but breaks out as Detective Fix and even has his own photo-match page in the program to advocate his versatility.
Helping make this play a team success is the protean scenic design by Carey Wong, costumes by Karen Ledger, lighting by David Cuthbert, sound design by Brian Peterson and projections by Gregory Towle.
Everyone involved in this production of Around the World in 80 Days makes it a trip worth taking.
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• 1873 – Jules Verne's novel is published in both French and English
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• 1946 – Welles produces a loosely adapted musical with music and lyrics by Cole Porter
• 1956 – David Niven stars as Fogg in the cameo-chocked Hollywood film version
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• 1989 – NBC-TV presents a three-part miniseries starring Pierce Brosnan as Fogg
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Samsung i907 Epix gets Windows Mobile 6.5
No, you don't have to check the date on this post. I promise you, it's not from 2008.
In a surprising development on many levels, Samsung has released a firmware update for AT&T's Epix that takes it from Windows Mobile 6.1 to Windows Mobile 6.5.
And yes, it has done so in July of 2010, almost 2 years after the phone's release. Oh, and another fun fact: AT&T doesn't sell the phone anymore.
And consider this is Samsung, who have anything but the perfect track record when it comes to supporting their devices with software updates, and the news becomes even more puzzling.
Anyway, if for some reason you still use one of these, go to this page, download the update package and follow all the on-screen instructions it provides. Don't forget to backup all your data before you start the update process.
Granted, this won't be in any way comparable to the upcoming Windows Phone 7, but it should provide enough transformation to make you a happy Epix user.
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Already a major star in her native UK, Jessie J has set her sights on conquering the U.S. market with her slick and spunky brand of pop music. The 23-year-old "Price Tag" singer, who cut her teeth writing hits for the likes Justin Timberlake, Rihanna, Miley Cyrus, and Alicia Keys, is poised to become her country's biggest female pop export since The Spice Girls. The only difference is that instead of five girls who can't sing, Jessie J is one girl who can.
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In a world of big budget blockbusters some of the best movies are the smaller independent films from all over the world. The latest Instructions Not Included is a Spanish/American film from writer, director, and star Eugenio Derbez. While he has made appearances in Jack and Jill with Adam Sandler and stole the TV show ROB with Rob Schneider he is already pretty huge in Mexico, this marks his first foray into directing but does he bring his usual comedy chops along with the ability to create a memorable film?
Instructions Not Included follows a resident playboy in Mexico whose life is thrown upside down when a former fling leaves a baby on his door step. He leaves Mexico for Los Angeles in hopes to find the baby's mother, but instead finds a new life as a successful stuntman and raises the girl for over six years. But when her mother returns it risks everything they have built together. This is one of those surprising films that really deliver way more than you may expect. Eugenio Derbez has crafted a great film mixed with plenty of humor blended perfectly with a heart-warming touching story. The film is partly in Spanish and partly in English, but blends both perfectly to create a film that works for not only both markets, but also for all audiences even if they don't like subtitled films. Derbez has everything needed to lead this film with his already established ability with comedy, but carries the emotional aspect needed to bring the rest of this story together effectively. When making a film like this that involves a child actor to be just as integral to the story as the adult lead their performance can make or break the film. Thankfully Loreto Peralta is amazing and is able to hold her own alongside Derbez like a pro, despite this being her first role. Beyond being adorable and having the child innocence, she is able to bring the needed maturity to the role.
It is obvious why this was such a hit as it is one of those small films that comes along and really surprises you. While it has great performances, it lets the story lead the charge and knocks it out of the park. This is a comedy, but be warned this funny man has crafted a film that will not only tickle your funny bone, but also tug at your heart strings. In addition to the film, the Blu-ray also included a digital copy and commentary by Derbez.


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I've never been a Peeps lover. Those sugar-crusted, neon-colored marshmallow chicks and bunnies inevitably turned rock hard in my Easter basket before they made their way to the landfill. If only I'd known that Peeps are the building blocks of great art!
In "20 Creative Uses for Peeps Beyond the Easter Basket" in Wisebread this week, Sonja Stewart ("a coupon-clipping, gluten-free mom who refuses to pay retail") provides all sorts of inspiration for making use of what might otherwise be garbage. I've pulled my favorite seven ideas.
Never let a good Peep go to waste.
Hot-glue Peeps on a Styrofoam circle to make a Peeps wreath.
Place chopsticks in the bottom of a dozen Peeps and arrange in a vase as a Peeps bouquet.
Use Peeps instead of packing peanuts for fragile shipments.
Make Peeps S'mores using a microwaved Peep, a melted Cadbury egg and graham crackers. You may fall into a sugar coma, but when you wake up, you'll realize it was worth it.
Peep necklaces are a fun way to entertain your children on Easter morning. String them with fishing line, and carefully intersperse jellybeans in-between each Peep.
Fill a cute mason jar 1/4 full with spring-colored M&Ms. Then place the peeps around the inside, facing out. This works very well with the bunny ones.
Give them to the boys and encourage an outside Easter battle. Bonus: The carcasses are edible.
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Bill "Elbows" Simpson, a 1973 NCAA champ for Clarion University, passed away on Feb. 12, 2014 in Clarksburg, Md., according to a press statement issued via email by his college alma mater Friday. He was 62.
William G. Simpson won the 167-pound title at 1973 NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships at the University of Washington in Seattle. The No. 4 seeded Simpson defeated second-seeded Doug Wyn of Western Michigan in finals, 7-3. On his way to the title match, Simpson pinned his first two opponents, and upset top-seeded Keith Abens of Iowa State in the semifinals, 12-5.
Simpson was one of three Clarion wrestlers to win individual titles at the 1973 NCAAs, joined by teammates Don Rohn at 134 pounds, and Wade Schalles at 158. The Eagles placed fourth in the team standings in Seattle.
The following year, Simpson placed fifth at 167 as a senior at the 1974 NCAAs at Iowa State, making him a two-time All-American. In addition, he was a four-time PSAC (Pennsylvania State Athletics Conference) champ.
A 1990 inductee into the Clarion Sports Hall of Fame, Simpson compiled a 121-21-2 overall record as an Eagle wrestler from 1970-74, securing half of those victories (61) by pin. His fastest fall was in 25 seconds.
"Bill was one of the foundation blocks that marks the tradition of Clarion Wrestling," said Bob Bubb, Clarion head wrestling coach from 1967-92. "He was one of our greats! Elbows was a tremendous wrestler with a great work ethic and a real pleasure to coach. I shall never forget that infectious smile and hearty laugh."
"Bill Simpson was my best friend and I will miss him," said former teammate Wade Schalles, who attended the funeral on Feb. 24. "As I said my good-byes, tears streamed down my face, but I was not alone. It was a befitting send off for one of the gentlest men I have ever known. I hope to be with you again, someday my friend, in the comfort of God's hand."
Prior to coming to Clarion, Simpson was a Maryland state champ for Gaithersburg High School in suburban Washington, D.C.
Simpson is survived by his daughters Daphne R. Dixon and Melissa D. Simpson, along with three grandchildren. His wife Gloria preceded him in death.
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January 8, 2004: Drum Point, Maryland. The swan has moved around the Chesapeake Bay area during the past week and in now located in the Maryland portion of the Bay near Drum Point. The swans appear to be moving around some on the wintering grounds possibly in response to the colder weather and some of the ice that's forming in some areas.
December 31, 2003: Mobjack Bay, Virginia. The swan returned to Virginia and is located in the Chesapeake Bay drainage in one of the creeks of Mobjack Bay. Tundra swans often use the protected coves around Mobjack Bay to feed on submerged grass beds.
December 1 - December 27, 2003: Phelps Lake, North Carolina. The swan returned to Phelps Lake, North Carolina, bypassing Virginia as she did during the winter of 2002-2003. Phelps Lake is located between Albemarle and Pamlico Sounds. This low-lying area of northeast North Carolina has a good mix of crop fields, marshes and open water areas for feeding and roosting. This area winters large numbers of waterfowl including a large portion of the Eastern Tundra Swan Population.
November 27, 2003: Lothian, Maryland. After returning to the Atlantic Coast, well north of her last year's wintering ground in North Carolina, she is moving down the Chesapeake Bay and now is south of Annapolis, Maryland.
November 18, 2003: Spesutie Island, Maryland. The swan has returned to the Chesapeake Bay, however, in Northern Maryland. Spesutie Island is in the northern portion of the Chesapeake Bay near Aberdeen, Maryland. This part of the Bay is sometimes referred to as the Susquehanna Flats and is a renowned wintering area for such species such as Canada geese and Canvasbacks.
November 9 - November 14 2003: Lake Erie. The swan has made its way to the Great Lakes stopping on the Ohio/ Ontario border on Lake Erie. This will be her last stop before returning to her wintering grounds on the Chesapeake Bay.
November 5, 2003: Southern Wisconsin. After leaving the prairies the swan is in south-central Wisconsin just northeast of Madison, Wisconsin near the Wisconsin River.
November 1, 2003: South-central North Dakota. This is the last of our three marked swans to cross the US/ Canada border. After staging near Saskatoon for a month she made a quick stop in North Dakota and is quickly moving across the prairies heading for the Great Lakes.
September 27 - October 27, 2003: Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. The next location we have for the swan is in south-central Saskatchewan near Saskatoon. She passed through the boreal forest quickly and has stopped in the Prairie Pothole Region of Canada. This area has a mixture of small wetlands and large agricultural fields. Here, her and her brood should be able to find foods high in energy and nutrients that will be needed to complete their long migration.
September 6 - September 19, 2003: Mackenzie River near Inuvik, Northwest Territories. After testing their wings, the swan and cygnets made their first long flight over the Richardson Mountains and have stopped in the Mackenzie River delta. This swan has stopped along the Mackenzie River each year on both ways of her migration. She is the first swan to depart from the nesting grounds, and she has the longest journey back to Virginia of any of our radio-collared swans.
May 30 - September 2, 2003: North Slope of Alaska near Prudhoe Bay. The swan has remained in the same location all summer, a good indication that she is nesting and raising a brood. She left the breeding grounds in the second week of September last year, so she may be getting ready to start her migration south.
May 18, 2003 - May 22, 2003: Mackenzie River, Northwest Territories. Similar to last year, this bird has stopped in the Mackenzie River. This will most likely be her last stop before crossing the Richardson Mountains and the Great Divide if she is going to return to the North Slope of Alaska where she nested last year.
May 13, 2003: Great Slave Lake, Northwest Territories. She has continued north to Great Slave Lake. From here she will follow the Mackenzie River north. Great Slave Lake is the origin of the Mackenzie River and is one of the largest lakes in northern Canada. She passed through this area last year, as have other swans that we marked during the past two years.
May 5, 2003: Baril Lake, Alberta near Lake Claire. After traveling nearly 500 miles, the swan has stopped in the northeast corner of Alberta. She stopped in this area on her spring migration last year around May 14, 2002. The timing of her migration appears to be slightly ahead of her pace from last year.
April 30, 2003: Star City, Saskatchewan. She is now in central Saskatchewan about 240 miles from her last location. She appears to be on a route similar to the one she took last year up to the western arctic.
April 26, 2003: Southwest Manitoba. The swan is on the fringe the Prairie Pothole Region near Dauphin Lake. This area is a transition zone between the Prairie Pothole Region (agriculture and small wetlands) and the boreal forest (coniferous forest and large lakes).
April 9 - April 22, 2003: Eastern North Dakota. The swan is reaching the midway point on its migration back to its breeding grounds in the artic. She will stage for a week or two in the Prairie Pothole Region before shifting her migration to the north. The Prairie Pothole Region is most noted as a breeding waterfowl area, but is also important as a staging area. During migration, swans consume a diet that includes vegetation (and small grains) that is high in energy content, and invertebrate foods (high in protein) that are very important in egg production. The rich wetlands of the Prairie Pothole Region are very productive during the springtime.
April 5, 2003: South-Central Minnesota. The swan is continuing westward through southern Minnesota heading for the Prairie Pothole Region.
March 27 - March 31, 2003: Minnesota-Wisconsin border. She has traveled west from the Great Lakes and stopped in the Mississippi River Valley near LaCrosse, Wisconsin. If she follows the path of other swans we've monitored, she should continue west toward the Red River Valley along the Dakota-Minnesota border.
March 19, 2003: Lake Erie near Harrow, Ontario. Lake Erie is one of the major stopover areas for swans in the Atlantic Flyway. It is the first major staging areas after leaving their wintering quarters. Swans make their way gradually across the Great Lakes Region feeding on aquatic vegetation and agricultural grains while waiting for winter weather to clear further north.
March 14, 2003: Pymatuning, Pennsylvania. The swan completed another 160 miles on its journey back north stopping near Pymatuning in northwestern Pennsylvania, just south of Lake Erie. Pymatuning is well known for the large numbers of Canada geese and other waterfowl that winter here or pass through during migration. A large reservoir (Pymatuning Reservoir) and surrounding agricultural areas provide important habitats for birds passing through this region.
March 14, 2003: Pymatuning, Pennsylvania. The swan completed another 160 miles on it Journey back north stopping near Pymatuning in northwestern Pennsylvania, just south of Lake Erie. Pymatuning is well-known for the large numbers of Canada geese and other waterfowl that winter here or pass through during migration. A large reservoir (Pymatunig Reservoir) and surrounding agricultural areas provide important habitats for birds passing through this region.
March 10, 2003: Junniata River near Huntington, Pennsylvania. After traveling 300 miles north, the swan made a stop in central Pennsylvania on Raystown Lake, a large Reservoir on the Juniata River. We have had other swans make brief stops in this area in the past.
March 6, 2003: Lake Drummond, Virginia. Lake Drummond is situated in the middle of Great Dismal Swamp National Wildlife Refuge in southeast Virginia. Many swans use this large lake as a roosting area at night and they often feed in agricultural fields in the surrounding area. Lake Drummond is also used as a roosting area by snow geese and a variety of duck species. The lake is only a short 50-mile flight north of where the swan wintered on Phelps Lake.
December 2, 2002 - March 1, 2003: Phelps Lake, North Carolina. The swan spent most of the winter in North Carolina near Lake Phelps, which is located between Albemarle and Pamilco Sounds. This low-lying area near the coast has a good mix of crop fields and open water areas for feeding and roosting. The area winters large numbers of waterfowl including a large portion of the Atlantic Flyway tundra swan population. There are several National Wildlife Refuges in this portion of North Carolina including Lake Mattamuskeet and Pungo refuges. This year's cold weather and ice conditions may have sent some swans farther south than last year. It will be interesting to see if this bird will stop during its spring migration at Pope's Creek, Virginia where it was banded last year.
December 1, 2002: Lake Mattamuskeet, North Carolina. She made a big jump, approximately 950 miles southeast, from the Mississippi River to Lake Mattamuskeet in Eastern North Carolina. Lake Mattamuskeet is a well-know wintering area for tundra swans with some of the largest concentrations of birds along the east coast. This swan was caught on Popes Creek in Northern Virginia on February 15 of 2002, and we expected it to come back to Virginia this winter. It's possible that this was a swan that we caught while on its migration north from Carolina last year. However, there may be some swans that move to different wintering areas from year to year. One of the objectives of this study is to assess site-fidelity, that is evaluate if birds go to the same locations each year. It will be interesting to monitor this bird's movements throughout the winter.
November 14 - 27, 2002: Goodview, Minnesota. She traveled 170 miles southeast out of the Prairie Pothole Region and has stopping along the Mississippi River near the southeast Minnesota-Wisconsin border.
November 2 - November 10, 2002: Lake Henry, Minnesota. The swan moved 45 miles to the southwest. She had staged in this area of central Minnesota during her spring migration.
October 28, 2002: Brennyville, Minnesota. The swan made a bigger jump and has moved 500 miles southeast and crossed into the United States. This puts her back on the track she took on her spring migration north. She is now located on the eastern fringed of the Prairie Pothole Region.
October 20, 2002: Weyburn, Saskatchewan. Still taking short flights through the prairies, she moved another 70 miles south and is now in southeast Saskatchewan, 50 miles north of the US-Canadian border.
October 16, 2002: Regina, Saskatchewan. The swan moved directly east 150 miles through south-central Saskatchewan. She may be taking short hops through the Prairie Pothole Region building energy reserves on her way south.


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In large cities you have roughly over 15,000 networking groups to choose from. How do you choose?
Which ones are best for you? Do you belong to one group or many? How do you maximize your time without spending or wasting thousands? These are all valid questions. Here are some tips to help you narrow down your options.
To start, what is it that you do? What is your business? What are you trying to network? Actually, a lot of new networkers don't have a clear definition or vision to answer that question. First, get clear. Choose one title to represent yourself. Many people have many titles or things they do. Pick one. People don't take you seriously if you have many titles. This is important especially if your just getting to know a group of people.
Once you have established a title for yourself your comfortable with you can then get started. Step one, get online. The Internet will be your best resource as it usually is. Look for groups with the same interests that pertain to your field. For example, if your a makeup artist looking for new clients google makeup artist networking groups. Many will pop up so do a little research. Look how many meetings they have held in the past three months and look at the comments from current members. Also, look at how many members they have.
You usually can even contact the members directly and get their feedback from the group. A good rule of thumb is if the group does not have more than 60 members and they don't host meetings on a monthly basis minimum, steer clear of this group. It would be a waste of time for you and the group is not serious about networking and connecting. This may be more of a hobby group which may be fun later on down the road but not in the first three years of building your business. Time is money and your on a mission of building at the moment.
Another good rule of thumb is to visit groups who let you attend two meetings for free before charging membership fee. Visiting the groups for free is a great way to test the waters. See if the other people attending the group are established, professional individuals.
Check if you like the flow and energy of the group. Are people friendly and open? Did people engage you or was it a cold group? Would this be a place you would be happy visiting again? These are questions you want to ask yourself before becoming a member.
Become a member of two networking groups. These are the two groups you will pay for membership, attend functions and events. Make sure you pick high quality groups. The membership fee per group should be no more than $500 a year. If its a good group you will get your return back instantly.
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We envision a universal health system for all children regardless of payor that is family driven, youth guided, and culturally competent that supports optimal physical and mental health; where social and emotional wellbeing, behavioral disorders and substance use, are recognized as health issues; and where stigma and other barriers to services, supports, and recovery are eliminated.
We will provide the highest quality behavioral health system that is culturally and clinically appropriate for the children, adolescents, young adults and families served. This mission is accomplished through universal prevention and promotion of mental health, early interventions based on risk factors, and the use of an individual service plan that is based on an integrated and interconnected systems approach to service delivery that is grounded in evidence informed practices. This allows for individual emotional, cognitive and spiritual growth resulting in successful recovery and reclaiming of health.
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MAG: Jessica & Ashlee Simpson Fighting, "Barely on Speaking Terms"
"They used to be close friends as well as sisters, but Jessica Simpson and her younger sibling Ashlee are barely on speaking terms these days," reports OK! magazine.
Wow… what's the (alleged) problem?
Well, according to the mag, Jessica turned to Ashlee for comfort as she struggled to lose weight over the summer, "but was rebuffed!"
"She moaned to Ashlee about [the weight loss] and when Ashlee showed very little sympathy for her, Jess lost it," explains a so-called "insider," adding that Ashlee believes Jessica "only has herself to blame" for her weight troubles.
The new mom was supposedly infuriated, with the OK! source saying, "She was devastated and hit back, saying Ashlee is jealous of the attention she gets. It turned into a massive fight."
OK! reports that the two women are drifting apart.
"Ashlee used to feel like they were friends. They would party together, but ever since Jess decided to have a baby, she's way more straight-laced," says the tab's insider. "It's alienated Ashlee."
What's really alienating is how OK! routinely publishes mean-spirited, flat-out wrong stories about Jessica Simpson and still expects to be considered credible when it comes to reporting on the "Fashion Star" personality's relationship with sister Ashlee.
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Oct. 19, 2011
Weekly Release | Men's Water Polo on Facebook | 2011 Media Guide
LOS ANGELES - The No. 1 UCLA men's water polo team will play two of its final three non-conference games this Saturday, facing Whittier and Pomona-Pitzer in Pomona, Calif. The Bruins will face Whittier at 1 p.m. and Pomona-Pitzer at 3:30 p.m.
No. 1 UCLA (13-3) vs. Whittier (7-11)
Saturday, Oct. 22 - 1 p.m.
at Pomona-Pitzer's Haldeman Aquatics Center
No. 1 UCLA (13-3) at Pomona-Pitzer (5-13)
Saturday, Oct. 22 - 3:30 p.m.
at Pomona-Pitzer's Haldeman Aquatics Center
Bruins Are New Top-Ranked Team
Just days after defeating the nation's No. 1-ranked team (Stanford), UCLA was ranked No. 1 in the national poll released Wednesday, Oct. 19. The Bruins were last ranked as the sole No. 1 team in the Oct. 12, 2005 poll. UCLA shared the No. 1 ranking with USC on Dec. 2, 2009, after having won the MPSF Tournament title.
UCLA Completes 2-0 Weekend
The Bruins earned a crucial MPSF road win last Saturday, edging Stanford, 7-6. The next day, UCLA won at Santa Clara by a 12-9 margin. With the match against Stanford tied, 6-6, Griffin White scored the game-winning goal for UCLA with 4:07 to play in regulation. The Bruins secured their first win at Stanford since Sept. 17, 2006 (first MPSF victory at Stanford since 1999).
History Versus No. 1 Team
UCLA has won both its games against No. 1-ranked teams this year. After defeating then-No. 1 USC, 7-6, on Oct. 2, the Bruins secured a 7-6 win at then-No. 1 Stanford on Oct. 15. The win at Stanford was UCLA's first against the No. 1 team since Nov. 28, 2009, when UCLA defeated USC, 10-6, in the semifinals of the MPSF Tournament.
Samuels Leading the Way
Josh Samuels leads UCLA with 24 goals, having averaged 1.71 goals per match (ranks No. 13 among MPSF field players). The junior utility player has scored in 12 of 14 games played. UCLA ranks fourth in the MPSF in goals per game (12.13) and goals allowed per game (6.44).
Key Conference Matchups
While the Bruins do not play another MPSF match until Friday, Nov. 4 (at home, vs. Pacific), this weekend's slate features some key MPSF contests. This Friday, Stanford plays at Pacific and Pepperdine plays at California. Long Beach State hosts UC Santa Barbara on Saturday. USC plays at UC Santa Barbara on Sunday.
Analyzing the MPSF Field
With five weekends remaining before the MPSF Tournament, there is very little separation in the standings between the top five teams. USC leads the MPSF with a 3-0 mark. California, UCLA, Stanford and Pepperdine have gone 2-1. UC Santa Barbara, Pacific, Long Beach State and UC Irvine are seeking their first MPSF victory.
Bruins' Key Scorers
Four UCLA players - Josh Samuels (24), Brett Hays (22), Paul Reynolds (22) and Griffin White (21) - have each scored over 20 goals, midway through the 2011 campaign. Samuels, Hays and White lead the Bruins with six goals through the team's first three MPSF contests.
Who's in Goal for the Bruins?
Junior Matt Rapacz enters this weekend with 80 saves and a 7.01 goals against average (GAA). He has averaged 7.27 saves per four quarters, as the Bruins have gone 10-3 in his 13 starts. Sophomore James Hartshorne has logged 23 saves and a 2.67 GAA in seven games. Senior Andrew Mesesan has tallied 14 saves and a 6.50 GAA in five games (three starts).
UCLA's Schedule Breakdown
UCLA's three remaining home games will be played against Pacific (Nov. 4), USC (Nov. 18) and UC Santa Barbara (Nov. 19). In addition to these conference matches, the Bruins will host the MPSF Tournament (Nov. 25-27). This will mark the first season in which UCLA will host the MPSF Tournament at its home pool.


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Jan. 16, 2012
By John Lock
CARBONDALE, Ill. - The Southern Illinois women's swimming and diving team picked up nine wins by five swimmers and won a dual meet with Illinois, 151.5-147.5.
"There's no telling how huge this win is for us," head coach Rick Walker said. "They're U of I, a Big Ten school; everyone knows them. Now, I think we've shown that everyone should know us."
Four Salukis had two individual wins on the day. Pamela Benitez, in just her second event for SIU, won the 100 and 200-yard freestyle. Kirsten Groome won the 500 and 1,000 freestyle; Kristin Geppert won the 100 and 200 breaststroke; and Isabela Castro won the 100 and 200 butterfly. In the last individual event of the meet, freshman Hannah Pinion won the 400 individual medley.
"That's what we've been looking for," Walker said. "To have those people at the top is huge. It's important not to overlook the divers, too. We finished two-three on one board and two-five on another, and Illinois is just an incredible diving team. The divers were huge."
In the first race of the day, the 200 medley relay, Pamela Benitez nearly brought SIU a victory. Trailing by more than a length at the start of her leg, Benitez lost by just 15 hundredths of a second.
Kirsten Groome pulled off SIU's first win of the day by dominating the 1,000-yard freestyle from beginning to end. She came in eight seconds ahead of teammate Jennifer Kwok, who finished second. Kwok finished nine seconds ahead of the fastest Illinois swimmer, Kayla Klugopolski.
Southern swept the top two spots in the third race of the day, as well. Pamela Benitez, racing in her second event for the Salukis, won the 200 freestyle, finishing just ahead of teammate Jill Weckbach. Rachael Barry came in fifth.
In the 100 backstroke, Hannah Pinion continued her strong freshman campaign, taking second behind Illinois' Jessi Holz.
In the 100 breaststroke, senior Kristin Geppert took home her first win of the season and SIU took three of the top five spots. Holly Johnson finished in third, and Susan Minkel tied Illinois' Erin Rodriguez for fourth.
In the 200-yard butterfly, Isabela Castro won the fourth event for the Salukis in the first six. Castro won the 100-yard butterfly, as well, marking her first two-win meet of the season.
Pamela Benitez won her second event of the day in the 100 freestyle. The freshman came from behind to win the event in 53.06. Jill Weckbach finished second for SIU and fourth overall.
In the 200-yard backstroke, Hannah Pinion finished second with a time of 2:07.20. Newcomer Marcella Otto came in fifth overall.
The Salukis ended strong, winning the last four individual swimming events. Kristin Geppert took the 200 breaststroke crown to sweep the 100 and 200 breaststroke. Kirsten Groome won the 500 freestyle, marking the second time this season she has swept the 500 and 1,000 freestyle. Isabella Castro took the 100-yard butterfly, marking another sweep, this one or the 100 and 200 butterfly. Hannah Pinion won the second event of her career and her first 400 IM to close out the individual swimming events.
The men join the women to host Washington (Mo.) on Saturday, Jan. 21, at the Edward J. Shea Natatorium. The meet will start at 10 a.m., and admission will be free.


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"That cold ain't the weather. That's death approaching." Thirty Days of Night
"No tears please, it's a waste of good suffering." Pinhead/Hellraiser
Can you feel it? Do the hairs on the back of your neck stand up for no apparent reason? You have a sense that something just isn't right, and feel the need to be constantly watching over your shoulder. Maybe your sleep is becoming more and more restless. There is a good reason for all of this. Well, not so much good as it is an evil reason.
The time is quickly approaching. The time for Raven to open the doors to the only portal to hell in the Midwest. Starting Friday, September 19th, prepare yourself for the weeks of terror that are to be unleashed.
Raven challenges you to face your deepest, darkest fears. Step straight into hell with the Phobia challenge. The money back haunt is a hit every year; attracting new meat, as well as the faithful followers who come back for more. If you make it through, Raven says you pay nothing. In fact, this year Raven is so confident that your sissy self won't make it through, that he is making a special offer. You make it through, even if you cry like baby, you get your money back on all attractions you paid for. Now, Raven isn't a nice guy, so he is obviously sure of your failure to make it. A bit of advice for new challengers, uh, you may want to give your food and drink of your choice time to fully digest before entering. You may also want to bring a change of underwear, and if you don't wear them, well, make an exception.
This year, another bonus, Phobia watchers only pay $5. This is half off of last year's price. You can't beat that for the opportunity to watch your friends squirm.
A Nightmare on Q Street also has new attractions. The Side Show Freaks is something we'll share more information on later this week.
Keep in mind as well, 'A Nightmare on Q Street' is the only haunted attraction where you can eat, drink down some suds, and hitch a ride on a roller coaster. It is also the only portal to hell where you can hear some kick ass live music!
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History of the Sir Gerard Brennan Chair at the TC Beirne School of Law
The idea of a named Chair in the TC Beirne School of Law was raised in early 1997 and agreed to in principle between the University and Sir Gerard Brennan. A public fundraising campaign was initiated and driven by a number of enthusiastic supporters including Justice Glen Williams, Mr Peter Short and Dr Jeff Mann.
Fundraising commenced in 1998 and by August that year donations, principally from within the legal community, totalled $74,025. $209,725.00 was reached in total. The Sir Gerard Brennan Chair was created on 10 May 1999 with the approval of the University's Academic Board.
The first incumbent was Professor Tony Tarr whose appointment was confirmed by the Universitys Senate on 3 June 1999.
Sir Francis Gerard Brennan is a graduate of the Law School. He has served as a Judge of the Australian Industrial Court and the Federal Court of Australia, and an additional Judge of the Supreme Courts of the Australian Capital Territory and of the Northern Territory. Sir Gerard was appointed to the High Court of Australia in 1981 and became Chief Justice in 1995, retiring in 1998.
Justice Brennan was made a Knight of the British Empire in 1981 and was appointed as a Companion in the General Division of the Order of Australia in 1988.
The list of corporate and individual contributors excluding anonymous donors appears below. It is in alphabetical order.
- Allens Arthur Robinson
- Bill Cooper & Associates
- Clarke and Kann
- Ebsworth & Ebsworth
- Gilshenan & Luton
- McInnes Wilson
- Mallesons Stephen Jaques
- Minter Ellison
- MurphySchmidt Solicitors
- Queensland Law Society Inc
- Quinlan Miller & Treston
- Thynne & Macartney
- Ambrose, Brian William
- Bell, James Cochrane
- Brennan, Francis Gerard
- Cullinane, Keiran Anthony
- de Jersey, Paul
- Demack, Alan George
- Derrington, Desmond Keith
- Douglas, James Sholto
- Doyle, Shane Lawrence
- Fryberg, Henry George
- Gibbs, Harry Talbot
- Griffin, John Anthony
- Halligan, Brian Thomas
- Helman, John Westlake Barrett
- Hiley, Graham
- Howatson, Graeme John
- Hulscher, Rolf
- Keane, Patrick Anthony
- Lennon, Edward John Peter
- Logan, John Alexander
- Mann, Jeffrey Gordon
- McLoughlin, Bernard Michael
- Morrison, Philip Hugh
- Mulholland, Robert Alan
- Mullins, Debra Ann
- Peterson, Howarth Edkins
- Pincus, Cecil William
- Quinlan, Stephen Geoffrey
- Ratnapala, Anura Surindra
- Robertson, James William George
- Rose, Alan Douglas
- Ryan, Kevin William
- Sheahan, John Charles
- Shepherdson, Tom Farquhar
- Slater, David Glen
- Thomas, James Burrows
- Vandeleur, Vincent John
- Vickery, Gregory John
- Wensley, Robert Neilson
- White, Margaret Jean
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This active fiction loving book club meets the 2nd Tuesday evening of each month to discuss mostly fiction titles....sometimes a memoir or biography will slip in.
This group is famous for bring delicious pupu's and beverages so don't be shy come with something to share.
The book below is the book to be discussed during this evening so buy it early (from an independent book store) and try to finish it for the discussion. It's ok if you don't....and sometime people don't read it at all and just come to socialize....you are welcome!
Set in the fictional town of Port Bonita, on Washington State's rugged Pacific coast, "West of Here" is propelled by a story that both re-creates and celebrates the American experience.
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