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ANTIOCH -- Three school days. Five bomb hoaxes. And thousands standing around for hours waiting to find out what is going on.
Officials received anonymous calls Wednesday morning saying that Antioch High and later Deer Valley High had explosive devices on campus, a crescendo to an already bizarre week of students and faculty being uprooted from classrooms while authorities make sure the coast is clear.
Several parents and teachers at the two schools, particularly Deer Valley, are saying the daily occurrences are becoming ridiculous. Additionally, the false alarms are tying up Antioch's already-limited police resources, jeopardizing student learning and could cost the district thousands of dollars.
Police sent five officers onto Deer Valley's campus to check for the explosives Monday and Tuesday, Capt. Steve McConnell said. Both searches lasted a couple of hours.
After "it became obvious" that the ongoing calls were pranks, one officer was sent to schools on Wednesday to work with campus officials on conducting searches, he said.
Deer Valley is now to the point where it is judging each call based on its own merit to determine whether an evacuation is necessary, Principal Ken Gardner said. No evacuation was ordered for a hoax call received just after 1 p.m., he said.
Police say they are working all investigative leads, including trying to identify where the calls are coming from.
District and police officials are also working to create a new protocol on handling future situations.
Superintendent Donald Gill said that he's been told there's strong suspicion that whoever is responsible for the calls "is not an outsider."
Calling in bomb threats is a misdemeanor punishable up to a year in jail, for each offense, according to police. Restitution for incurred costs is also a viable punishment option, McConnell said. If a student is responsible, he would be expelled.
More so than the potential financial loss, Gill said his biggest concern is students being pulled away from the learning environment, particularly before upcoming state and Advanced Placement exams.
"There needs to be a sense of normalcy, teachers helping students learn so they can maximize the ability to show what they know," Gill said. "Any time we have students not in class and not learning, it's a huge problem."
Several nearby communities recently have had bomb threats at schools, including four in three school days at Tracy high schools last month. Hoaxes at Tracy High and Kimball High on March 13, 14 and 18, which were similar in nature to this week's Antioch events, cost that district about $101,000, officials said.
Deer Valley students interviewed Wednesday seemed to be growing accustomed to the bomb scares.
"I think it's a prank caller ... I don't think there is actually a bomb," sophomore Sebastian Rodriguez, 15, said. "Someone is going to have to pay for (the bomb scares). Financially, this is not helping."
Fellow sophomore Jordan Miller, 15, said while the bomb scares have provided an excuse for getting out of class, there is a flip side: making up for lost time.
"That's the bad part of it," he said.
At this point, the district is not planning additional school days. However, the school year "might have to be lengthened as a consequence of constantly having to evacuate" and cuts into instructional time, Gardner said.
The hoax calls are also taking a toll on parents and teachers.
"Hopefully, these are pranks, but with what's going on in the world to use fear against the school and the students is really sick," said Mark Mundy, whose daughter is an Antioch High sophomore. "When I was in school, it happened every now and then and was not a big deal, but four in three days is ridiculous."
Staff writer Eve Mitchell contributed to this story. Contact Paul Burgarino at 925-779-7164. Follow him at Twitter.com/paulburgarino.
Anyone with information regarding the hoax cases are encouraged to call Antioch police Detective Matthew Koch at 925-779-6895. The district and police are also encouraging students or others with information to text a tip to 274637 (CRIMES) using key word ANTIOCH.


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Gravois Fire Protection District Incident Report for June 29-July 7, 2013.
With the Fourth of July falling during the weekday made for an extended holiday period with an overall increase in call volume for the Gravois Fire Protection District.
Saturday, June 29: 3 EMS calls, 1 Mutual Aid to Sunrise Beach Fire to a Structure Fire.
Sunday, June 30: 3 EMS calls.
Monday, July 1: 3 EMS calls.
Tuesday, July 2: 2 EMS calls.
Wednesday, July 3: 1 Fuel Spill, 1 EMS call.
Thursday, July 4: 1 natural cover fire, 1 Motor vehicle crash, 1 EMS call, 1 citizens assist, 1 mutual aid to Sunrise Beach for a commercial structure fire.
Friday, July 5: 2 natural cover fires, 5 EMS calls, 1 investigate (controlled burn)
Saturday, July 6: 3 EMS calls.
Sunday, July7: 2 EMS calls, 1 natural cover fire.
The increase in natural cover fire activity was largely attributed to fireworks. We experienced a large amount of rainfall in the spring, now ground cover is getting very dry and any ignition source can readily start a fire. The Gravois Fire Protection District is urging all persons to be very careful with any outside ignition source especially fireworks.
Friday July 5 sometime after 11:30 PM a fire coat belonging to one of our firefighters was lost off a fire truck somewhere between Webb Road and Laurie as the unit was returning from a fire. If anyone should find the coat, it is a tan color with the name GRAVOIS on the back, call our district office at 573-374-4442 and we will make arrangements to pick it up.
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|Prep School Player of the Year (2003) Hockey East First All-Star Team (2006, 2007) NCAA East Second All-American Team (2006) NCAA East First All-American Team (2007) NCAA Championship All-Tournament Team (2007) AHL All-Rookie Team (2008) Traded to NY Rangers by Los Angeles for NY Rangers' 3rd round choice (Jordan Weal) in 2010 Entry Draft, June 27, 2009. Signed as a free agent by Tampa Bay, July 1, 2014.
2012-13: Led the team in faceoff winning percentage (56.4%) ... Ranked second on the team and 15th in the NHL in hits (145) ... Was credited with a team-high, four hits, and won 6-10 faceoffs (60%) on Mar. 28 at OTT, while skating in his 300th career NHL contest ... Established a playoff career high in blocked shots (18) ... Tied a playoff career high in goals (three) ... Ranked second on the team in playoff hits (38) ... Tied for second on the team in play- off goals, tied for fourth in playoff points (five) and tied for sixth in blocked shots ... Registered a goal and an assist in Game 3 of the Eastern Conference Quarterfinals on May 6 vs. WSH ... Tallied his first career power play goal during the playoffs in Game 4 of the Eastern Conference Semifinals on May 23 vs. BOS. 2011-12: Established a career-high in assists (15). ... Ranked second on the team and tied for 14th in the NHL in hits (236), and ranked seventh among NHL forwards in blocked shots (83). ... Is one of seven Rangers who skated in all 82 games. ... Named the John Halligan Good Guy Award. ... The Rangers posted a record of 20-3-1 when he registered a point. ... Recorded two primary assists, including one on the power play, and three shots in 16:02 of ice time on Apr. 5 at PIT; His second assist of the contest was his career-high, 15th of the season. ... Recorded the game-winning goal on Mar. 28 at WPG. ... Was credited with three hits and won a game-high, 13-22 faceoffs (59%) in 17:06 of ice time in the NHL Winter Classic on Jan. 2 at PHI. ... Recorded the game-winning goal on Nov. 25 at WSH. ... Recorded assists in consecutive games on Nov. 11 vs. CAR and Nov. 15 at NYI (two assists over the span). ... Was credited with a season-high, five hits in 12:44 of ice time while skating in his 200th career NHL game on Nov. 3 vs. ANA. ... Tallied one shorthanded assist on Oct. 20 at CGY. ... Notched his first goal of the season and led all forwards with three blocked shots on Oct. 18 at VAN. ... Established playoff career highs in games played (17), goals (three), assists (three), points (six), game-winning goals (two) and penalty minutes (15). ... Tied for second on the team in game-winning goals and fifth in goals during the post season. ... Notched his first career playoff point with the game-winning goal on Apr. 12 vs. Ottawa in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Quarterfinal … Opened the playoffs with a three-game goal streak (three goals) from Apr. 12 vs. Ottawa to Apr. 16 at Ottawa, becoming the fourth player in franchise history to register a goal in each of the first three games of a post season. ... Recorded a career-high, 31:05 minutes of ice time on May 2 at Washington ... Registered his first career playoff assist on May 5 at Washington. 2010-11: Established career-highs in goals (21), points (35), games played (82), power play goals (four), power play points (four), and shots on goal (218). ... One of four Rangers to skate in all 82 games. ... Led the team in shots, tied for fourth in goals and ranked first on the team and 11th in the NHL with 240 hits. ... Led the Rangers and tied for second in the NHL with a career-high, three shorthanded assists, and tied for second on the team and 11th in the league with a career-high, four shorthanded points. ... Tallied two points (one goal, one assist), including his 30th point and 20th goal of the season, was credited with a game-high, five blocked shots, and posted a plus-three rating in a 6-0 win at Washington on Feb. 25. ... Posted career-highs with three points (one goal, two assists) and a plus-3 rating vs. the Islanders on Dec. 27. ... Tallied his first career shorthanded goal on Nov. 24 at Tampa Bay. ... Notched two, third-period goals to tie the score at three and send the game into overtime, and registered a plus-two rating in the home opener on Oct. 15 vs. Toronto. ... Led the Rangers during the playoffs in shots (25), tied for third in hits (20) and ranked second among team forwards in blocked shots (six). 2009-10: Made his Rangers debut on Oct. 2 at Pittsburgh. ... Skated in his 100th career NHL game on Mar. 7 vs. Buffalo. ... Three of his four goals were registered against Western Conference opponents. ... Five of his six points were recorded at MSG. ... Tallied his first assist as a Ranger on Oct. 26 vs. Phoenix. ... Tallied his first goal/point, the game-winner, as a Ranger on Oct. 14 vs. Los Angeles. 2008-09: Notched his first career multi-goal game with two goals on Apr. 4 vs. Phoenix. ... Tallied three goals in a four-game span from Mar. 28 at Nashville to Apr. 4 vs. Phoenix. 2007-08: Tallied a goal in back-to-back games from Feb. 2 at New Jersey to Feb. 5 at NY Rangers (two goals). ... Notched two points in NHL debut on Feb. 2 at New Jersey.
2008-09: Posted two, four-game scoring streaks – Dec. 13 vs. Providence to Dec. 17 at Manitoba (one goal and four assists) and Mar. 4 vs. Springfield to Mar. 8 at Worcester (two goals and two assists). 2007-08: Led Manchester and all AHL rookies with 31 goals … Ranked second on Manchester and second among AHL rookies with 62 points … Notched 16 power play goals, the most among AHL rookies and third most in the league overall … Led all AHL rookies with six game-winning goals … Recorded his first professional hat trick on Dec. 22 at Bridgeport … Selected to the AHL All-Rookie Team … Named AHL Rookie of the Month for the month of January after recording 12 points (six goals and six assists) and a plus-6 rating in 12 games. 2006-07: Tied for third on Manchester in playoff goals (three) and tied for fifth on the team in playoff assists (five) and points (eight).
2006-07: Captained Boston College to the NCAA Championship Game, scoring the team's only goal in the game … Won his second Hockey East championship and advanced to the NCAA Frozen Four for the third time in his collegiate career … Established a career-high with 53 points (19 goals and 34 assists) … Ranked first on his team in assists and second in power play goals (eight) … Selected to the AHCA All-American First Team and Hockey East All-Conference First Team … Earned All-New England honors at the Hockey Writers Banquet, All-Tournament Honors as a defenseman at the NCAA Tournament's Northeast Regional in Manchester, NH., and the Herb Gallagher Award as the region's best forward. 2005-06: Led Boston College to the NCAA Championship Game … Earned AHCA All-American Second Team honors and Hockey East All-Conference First Team honors … Shared the program's John A. "Snooks" Kelley Award as the player who best typifies Boston College hockey … Earned All-Tournament team honors at the NCAA Tournament's Northeast Regional … Gained All-Tournament recognition at the Hockey East Tournament, recording seven point (two goals and five assists) in four games … Ranked second on Boston College with 52 points (22 goals and 30 assists) … Was second in the conference with a plus-31 rating … Had 18 multi-point performances, three four-point games and four three-point games … Had five multi-goal games, including one four goal performance and one three-goal performance … Earned Hockey East Player of the Month honors for the month of February. 2004-05: Earned the James E. Tiernan Memorial Award as Boston College's Most Improved Player … Gained Hockey East Tournament Most Valuable Player honors (and All-Tournament honors) after tallying four goals and two assists in four games … Earned Florida College Classic All-Tournament honors and NCAA Tournament East Regional All-Tournament honors … Had five multi-point games, including two multi-goal efforts … Tied for fourth in the NCAA with 13 power play goals. 2003-04: Registered eight points (five goals and three assists) in 35 games with Boston College.
Is a fan of the Boston Red Sox. ... Nicknamed "Boyler". ... Is the seventh of 13 children. ... Appeared in the "Ice Cold Killers" fashion feature in the November 2012 issue of Esquire Magazine. ... Is an avid bowler, with a high score of 201. ... Favorite musical artists are Jay-Z and Eric Church. ... His favorite hockey moment was scoring in his first game at MSG. ... Single.
July 21, 2003 – Los Angeles' 1st round pick, 26th overall, in the 2003 NHL Entry Draft. July 27, 2009 – Traded to the New York Rangers for a third-round selection in 2010 (Jordan Weal).
LONGEST POINT STREAK: 4 from Jan. 22, 2011, to Feb. 1, 2011 (two goals and two assists)
LONGEST GOAL STREAK: 2 (four times) (last -- March 27, 2012, to March 28, 2012 (two goals)
LONGEST ASSIST STREAK: 2 (five times) (last -- Nov. 29, 2011, to Dec. 1, 2011 (two assists)
MOST GOALS, GAME: 2, (three times) (last -- Nov. 9, 2010, vs. Washington) (Neuvirth)
MOST ASSISTS, GAME: 3 on April 3, 2013, vs. Pittsburgh
MOST POINTS, GAME: 3 on Dec. 27, 2010, vs. N.Y. Islanders (one goal, two assists)
MOST PIM, GAME: 17 on March 6, 2011, vs. Philadelphia
MOST SHOTS, GAME: 7 on Jan. 16, 2011 vs. Philadelphia
FIRST NHL GAME: Feb. 2, 2008 (Los Angeles at New Jersey)
FIRST NHL GOAL: Feb. 2, 2008 (Los Angeles at New Jersey) (Brodeur)
FIRST NHL ASSIST: Feb. 2, 2008 (Los Angeles at New Jersey)


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About the Book
Candid and revealing, the final volume of Christopher Isherwood's diaries brings together his thoughts on life, love, and death. Beginning in the period of his life when he wrote Kathleen and Frank, his first intensely personal book, Liberation: Diaries 1970–1983 intimately and wittily records Isherwood's immersion in the 1970s art scene in Los Angeles, New York, and London—a world peopled by the likes of Robert Rauschenberg, Ed Ruscha, Andy Warhol, and David Hockney, as well as his Broadway writing career, which brought him in touch with John Huston, Merchant and Ivory, John Travolta, John Voight, Elton John, David Bowie, Joan Didion, and Armistead Maupin. With a preface by Edmund White, Liberation is a rich and engaging final memoir by one of the most celebrated writers of his generation.
"A slip of a wild boy: with quick silver eyes," as Virginia Woolf saw him in the 1930s, Christopher Isherwood journeyed and changed with his century, until, by the 1980s, he was celebrated as the finest prose writer in English and the grand old man of gay liberation. In this final volume of his diaries, the capstone of a million-word masterwork, Isherwood greets advancing age with poignant humor and an unquenchable appetite for the new; even aches, illnesses, and diminishing powers are clues to a predicament still unfathomed. The mainstays of his mature contentment—his Hindu guru, Swami Prabhavananda, and his long-term companion, Don Bachardy—draw from him an unexpected high tide of joy and love.
Around his private religious and domestic routines orbit gifted friends both anonymous and infamous. Bachardy's burgeoning career pulled Isherwood into the 1970s art scenes in Los Angeles, New York, and London, where we meet Rauschenberg, Ruscha, and Warhol (serving fetid meat for lunch), as well as Hockney (adored) and Kitaj. Collaborating with Bachardy on scripts for the prizewinning Frankenstein and the Broadway fiasco A Meeting by the River, Isherwood extended his ties in Hollywood and in the theater world. John Huston, Merchant and Ivory, John Travolta, David Bowie, John Voight, Armistead Maupin, Elton John, and Joan Didion each take a turn through Isherwood's densely populated human comedy, sketched with both ruthlessness and benevolence against the background of the Vietnam War, the energy crisis, and the Nixon, Carter, and Reagan White Houses.
In Kathleen and Frank, his first book of this period, Isherwood unearthed the family demons that haunted his fugitive youth. When contemporaries began to die, he responded in Christopher and His Kind and My Guru and His Disciple with startling fresh truths about shared experiences. These are the most concrete and the most mysterious of his diaries, candidly revealing the fear of death that crowded in past Isherwood's fame, and showing how his lifelong immersion in the day-to-day lifted him, paradoxically, toward transcendence.
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"Compulsively readable…a testament to his connections to the literati and Hollywood glitterati…a fitting finale to a fascinating life" — Publishers Weekly, Starred Review
"Alongside sharp and often very funny assessments of those Isherwood knew, the diaries also record a wealth of domestic detail…giving a richly textured sense of what it was like to live in California during this period of social change." — Jonathan Mirsky, The Spectator (A Book of the Year)
"Christopher Isherwood continues to perform open-heart surgery on himself, without anaesthestic, and with one beady eye on the audience...a rare treat." — The Guardian
"Isherwood proves a captivating, honest diarist, his entries rich with reflection and gossip." — Booklist
"Unique literary archives...Ultimately LIBERATION is a real-time gallery of men in love at a time when the world was nowhere near catching up with them." — Huffington Post
"But the gold mine of Isherwood work has been the posthumous publication of three huge diaries amounting to almost 3,000 pages. Comprehensively and lovingly edited and annotated by Katherine Bucknell, these volumes give us the most detailed portrait of the writer..." — San Francisco Chronicle
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Business secretary Vince Cable has announced the formation of a new business bank advisory group to advise on the establishment and direction of the proposed state-backed business bank. The group is to be chaired by Sir Peter Burt, former chief executive of Bank of Scotland.
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Biografie van Enrico Pieranunzi
Enrico Pieranunzi (born December 5, 1949) is an Italian jazz pianist. He fuses classical technique with jazz. He has performed with, among others, Frank Rosolino, Sal Nistico, Kenny Clarke, Johnny Griffin, Chet Baker, Joey Baron, Art Farmer, Jim Hall, Marc Johnson, Lee Konitz, Phil Woods, Charlie Haden, Mads Vinding, and Billy Higgins. He issued his first LP in 1975. He has performed widely with his own group at European and American jazz festivals.

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Scott McGoodwin was born in San Antonio, Texas, on May 20, 1950, the third son of James "Jim" McGoodwin and Parthenia "Tina" Wait McGoodwin.
It was in San Antonio that Scott's love of animals became evident, including his affinity for black Labs and his love of horses. High school years in Houston included many days when Scott and his friends loaded their surfboards and headed to the beach.
While taking classes at University of Texas in Austin, Scott also indulged in rock climbing, investing in a collection of ropes and carabiners. He became adept at photography and acquired cameras and darkroom equipment. Whatever Scott became interested in, he threw himself into wholeheartedly until he had mastered it.
The 1970s saw Scott moving to Colorado, living in Salida and Boulder before settling in Eagle County. It was here that Scott became adept at both downhill and cross-country skiing while continuing his adventures on lakes and rivers, canoeing and learning to kayak. Scott was an avid hiker and outdoorsman who encouraged a love of nature in his children.
Scott was also a seeker of truth and a man of courage. A devoted family man, Scott believed his children were his greatest legacy. He died Nov. 16 after a two-year battle with pancreatic cancer.
Scott was preceded in death by his parents. He is survived by his wife, Tracy Cameron; his children James and Katherine "Kate" McGoodwin; his brothers, James Russell "Russ" McGoodwin of Boulder, Michael (Rebecca) McGoodwin of Seattle and their children Nat McGoodwin, Megan McGoodwin, Wendy McGoodwin, and Christie (Kong) Cheung and baby Emily Rebecca.
No services will be held. The McGoodwin family will host a celebration of Scott's life in May at their home. Contact them at PO Box 394, Eagle, CO 81631.


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Average retail gasoline prices in Lincoln have risen 7.8 cents per gallon in the past week, averaging $3.20/g Sunday, according to GasBuddy's daily survey of 146 gas outlets in Lincoln. This compares with the national average that has increased 0.7 cents per gallon in the last week to $3.26/g, according to gasoline price website GasBuddy.com.
Including the change in gas prices in Lincoln during the past week, prices Sunday were 8.1 cents per gallon lower than the same day one year ago and are 6.4 cents per gallon lower than a month ago. The national average has increased 1.9 cents per gallon during the last month and stands 8.9 cents per gallon lower than this day one year ago.
"While gasoline prices have seemingly remained virtually unchanged in many areas across the U.S. in the last week, that has meant that some areas are still seeing prices remain much lower than a year ago," said GasBuddy.com Senior Petroleum Analyst Patrick DeHaan.
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CONWAY, Ark. – Ashley Phelps propelled the Islanders' offense with a career-high 21 kills, and four Islanders finished in double figures in digs, but Central Arkansas edged the Islanders 3-1 (25-20, 25-22, 20-25, 26-24) Saturday afternoon at the Prince Center. After UCA (19-3, 11-0 SLC) captured the first two sets, the Islanders battled back to win the third set before dropping an intense fourth set. The match featured 27 ties and 11 lead changes.
Along with Phelps' performance, Shaquinn Parker recorded 11 kills, one short of tying her career high to help the Texas A&M - Corpus Christi's (14-10, 9-4 SLC) offense. The freshman also posted five block assists. Logen Bourque registered her ninth double-double of the season with 43 assists and 13 digs. Ivy Baresh led the Islanders' defense with 15 digs while Shayla Maldonado added 14 and Megan Olivarez chipped in 11.
The Islanders jumped out to an early 5-1 lead in the first set and extended its lead to 13-10 after a kill by Parker. The Islanders and Sugar Bears rallied back and forth until Central Arkansas took a three-point cushion on a 4-1 run. After an Islanders timeout, Phelps and Brianna Brink hit consecutive kills to pull the team within one. After a UCA kill, Phelps put down another kill before Central Arkansas pushed its lead back to two. Baresh followed with a kill, but a 4-0 run by UCA put the Sugar Bears up for good. Baresh added another kill, but Central Arkansas finished the set 25-20 with a block.
The second set was a back-and-forth battle that featured 10 ties. The Islanders and Sugar Bears went neck-and-neck until a 3-0 run by UCA pushed the home team up 23-20. After both teams committed service errors, Phelps followed with a kill to trim the deficit to two. However, the Sugar Bears captured the set 25-22 on an Islanders' attacking error.
The Islanders' defense came out strong in the third set with a set-high 21 digs, including eight from Baresh. Texas A&M - Corpus Christi opened with a 10-6 lead on a 5-0 run and held the lead through the whole set. The Islanders extended the score to 14-8 on a trio of points, which included kills by Sarah Sanchez, Baresh and an ace by Olivarez. UCA struck back with a 4-0 run to cut the Islanders' lead to two. However, the Islanders maintained its lead to win 25-20. The Islanders went on a 3-1 run to end the set. Phelps added consecutive kills and Sanchez capped the set with a kill.
The fourth set was similar to the second set with 10 ties and three lead changes. The Islanders and Sugar Bears rallied back-and-forth early on until UCA built a 19-15 lead with consecutive kills. The Islanders climbed its way back with a pair of points to cut the Sugar Bears' lead to two at 19-17. Texas A&M - Corpus Christi then surged ahead 23-21 with five straight points. During the run, Phelps tacked on three consecutive kills and she teamed up with Sanchez for the block assist. Central Arkansas responded with back-to-back points to knot the set at 23-23. After an Islanders' timeout, both teams traded kills to even the set at 24-24. However, a kill and a block by the Sugar Bears clinched the set 26-24 and the match 3-1.
The Islanders will return home to the Coastal Bend for its final six regular-season matches before hosting the Southland Conference Tournament. First up is a non-conference match vs. Prairie View A&M on Tuesday, Oct. 29, at the Dugan Wellness Center. First serve is set for 6 p.m.
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Circa 1960
A vintage pair of brass urn-form table lamps in their original aged brass finish. Shades not included.
Overall: 85 cm h. x 20 cm diameter
Height to socket: 62 cm
Base: 17 cm diameter
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CE Lamping: Single ES/E27 socket, maximum 100 watts.
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Protect your feet from the steamy sand in Puro Futebol's beach sock. These durable, responsive, lightweight socks are the first socks designed especially for beach soccer.
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AUWCL has many opportunities for alumni to participate in the career and professional development of current students and recent graduates, and to be involved in the WCL community. For example, the new Faculty Practice Group initiative offers alumni a chance to share career insights and offer students strategic advice and counseling related to their area of interest. AUWCL is also continuously seeking alumni volunteers as speakers and panelists for student and other groups, as judges for Moot Court, Mock Trial and Marshall Brennan, and as mentors.
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Please take 3 Minutes to Sign Up to Stay Involved in the WCL Community by completing our new AUWCL Alumni Volunteer Form.
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The Moot Court Honor Society seeks alumni volunteers for the 21st annual Burton D. Wechsler First Amendment Moot Court competition on October 17 link to page.
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The Bachelor's/Master's of Science in Biomedical Technology/Cytotechnology and Molecular Cytology at Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences is a joint degree program that allows students to pursue two degrees simultaneously, thereby receiving their master's degree in five years instead of six.
This program is ideal for recent high school graduates interested in careers in laboratory diagnostics or biotechnology research, and who are already considering an advanced degree.
The program integrates the biological sciences with the medical sciences to give students the ability to enjoy successful careers as medical laboratory professionals and/or scientific researchers.
Students with the appropriate pre-requisites from accredited institutions, as determined by ACPHS, may transfer into the Biotechnology-Cytotechnology program in their junior or senior year.
The Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences Cytotechnology Program is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation for Allied Health Education Professions (CAAHEP), 1361 Park Street, Clearwater, FL 33756.
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Basic Sciences Core
- General Biology I & II
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- Functional Anatomy
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Cytotechnology Core
- Cytopathology of Female Genital Tract
- Exfoliative Non-Gynecologic Cytopathology I & II
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Francesca has been a Lecturer in Planning at the School since October 2004. As academic roles within the School she has co-ordinated the EU Erasmus/Socrates Programme (2004-2007), has been a member of the International Centre for Planning Research (2004-2008), has acted as BSc CRP Yr4 tutor (2008-2001), and is currently the Internationalisation Champion for the School. As such, she is in charge for the production of a yearly report on Internationalisation in the School and for collecting evidence and developing an agenda for the strategic development of this important area for the School.
Alongside these duties, in May 2006 she became European Editor for the Journal of International Planning Studies, supporting Prof John Lovering acting as Editor. Following Prof Lovering retirement in 2011 Francesca co-edits the Journal together with Dr Shin Lee.
Francesca has studied in Italy and Germany and has spent her student's placement year in Scotland. Her first degree is a Laurea in Architettura – which is a 5 years course in 'Architettura - Indirizzo urbanistico', focusing on urban design and urban planning - from theUniversità degli studi di Roma "La Sapienza", Rome (I) for which she got full marks and honours (110/110 e lode). Her dissertation focused on the regeneration of Bagnoli, a settlement in the surround of Naples grown around a former (steel) industrial site. This built on the interest for the regeneration and re-planning of areas strongly hit by de-industrialisation that she developed whilst in the Ruhr region of Germany as an Erasmus students. Her work looked at the physical regeneration of the site, with a specific interest in the feasibility of the project (looking at actors, finance and markets alongside design).
She holds also a Doctorate in Urban and Territorial Planning from the Università degli studi di Roma "La Sapienza", Rome (I). Her PhD dissertation looked at strategic planning and research work was carried out in Italy (Milan and Rome) and Germany (Munich and Duisburg, with a base at University of Dortmund, Faculty of Planning, Department of European Planning). Her findings led her to conclude that – whilst 'strategy' remains an ambiguous term in the discipline – a) local narratives and local planning milieus are crucial in loading the term with a specific character; and b) that planning episodes that call themselves 'strategic' are more likely to introduce change in planning modes and governance in specific localised societies.
As a planning professional, in Italy she is a chartered Architect and Planner (National Institute of Italian Architects, Rome: since March 2000 with n° 13186) and a member of INU(Italian National Institute for Planning: since March 2000). She will, one day, get RTPI accreditation in the UK; this has been difficult thus far since, since moving to Cardiff, Francesca has only worked in academia (hence time is limited and pressure for accreditation faint).
As a teaching professional, Francesca has completed half of her Post-Graduate Degree in University Teaching and Learning (PCUTL 1, Cardiff University, 2006) and is currently enrolled in the second half, aiming to complete in 2013.
Francesca has been at Cardiff since 2004. She took a career break in 2008 and, since her return the following year, she has been working part time. Prior to coming to Cardiff, she worked in academia in Germany (as a researcher at ERP, Fakultät Raumplanung, Universität Dortmund and at the Fachgebiet Geographie, Universität Bochum between 2002 and 2004). She also performed duties as Graduate Teaching Assistant at DPTU, Università degli Studi di Roma "La Sapienza", Roma (I), between 1998 and 2004.
In parallel to her academic career Francesca developed experience in editing. In 2002 she edited a book summing up research findings on the rebuilding efforts in Umbria following the 1996 earthquake (for the Umbria Regional Government). She was then (2002 – 2003) member of the Editorial board for the Rapporto dal territorio 2003 (the Italian National Institute for Planning yearly report on the State of Planning in Italy). More recently she has acted as European Editor for the Journal of European Planning Studies (2006-2011) and is currently co-Editor (with Dr. S. Lee) of the same Journal (from 2011).
In between her first degree and her doctorate Francesca worked as a planning consultant within Studio Nigro, Rome (I), and was in particular involved in the development of land use plans for medium to large size cities in central Italy; was in charge for the Norme tecniche di attuazione for the new Piano regolatore generale of the City of Rome; for the revision of regional planning law (LR31/1997) and framework for the region Umbria; and for the evaluation of planning tools at local and regional level (1998 – 2002). She took also part in some of the consultancy work undertaken by the Department of Urban and Territorial Planning of the University of Rome (working, for example, on the new Structural plan for the City of Grosseto for the Grosseto City Council, 2001 – 2002).
Francesca has been a member of the Spatial Planning and City Environments Research Group since joining the School.
Francesca's main interests focus on planning as a social activity involving decision making processes of political and technical nature, aimed at shaping and re-shaping territories and the future of localised societies in a never-ending process. She sees territories (their shape, resources, threats and opportunities as well as the way they are described, treated and planned) as crucial for the definition and development of societies. And she sees planning and governance as strongly linked areas of public activity, able of influencing and shaping each other in a continuous mutual exchange. She is particularly interested in how – in a world characterised by globalisation and by multi level governance and dominated by a development imperative impacting on planning aims – local milieus retain a crucial role in shaping local futures; in understanding and tracing the role played by key creative actors; and in how innovation of planning and governance practices emerges, 'sticks' and develops. Her work often uses social institutionalism as a framework and links critical narrative analysis with participatory approaches. From this perspective she has looked at strategy in planning and strategic planning (this, for some unknown reason, keeps on being an area Francesca returns to at regular intervals); planning traditions and planning systems in Europe; lessons learning in planning policy making and Europeanisation in/of planning practice.
She is currently working around strategy in planning from a linguistic perspective; road users pricing policies as radical policies; transnational lessons learning on proactive planning; and the influences of culture on urban form and urban design.
Alongside these typically 'planning' topics she occasionally strands into foreign areas of knowledge. As part of these outings she has worked on Europeanisation of UK HEIs and is presently busy finding her way in the literatures of teaching in the internationalised class and of value-making through teaching.
Recent Research Projects
Francesca is currently working on a research project for the Welsh Government (led by ARUP together with Cardiff University) on 'A New Approach to Managing Development in Wales'; and on a Cardiff University sponsored small research project on 'Innovations in the planning system(s), a case study of Milan (I)'. She is also developing a research agenda on how values are passed on through teaching and the impact of this on Internationalisation of UK Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) and maintains her interest on monitoring how Europeanisation penetrates UK HEIs through Bologna process-related policies.
After some time spent thinking Francesca has concentrated on writing and the following articles are on the way, all at different stages in the writing/submission/revision/publication process:
Sartorio, F.S., Strategy in planning and Strategic Planning: an Agenda for Further Research
Sartorio, F.S., Strategy in planning: shifting meanings and plastic wor(l)ds
Sartorio, F.S., Creativity, Calculus and Road Pricing Schemes – the case of Cardiff
Sartorio, F.S., Road Users Pricing in the UK - Changing Discourses in Time of Crisis
Sartorio, F.S.; Morgan, G. ; Oliver, R., Europeanisation as bi-product of an underperforming EU programme? A tentative research agenda stemming from an exploratory research project on Erasmus in British HEIs
Sartorio, F.S., The learning experience in the International classroom: shifts in contexts and approaches
In order to think (and write), discussion and exchange is crucial. Francesca is acting as first and second supervisor for a number of students in the School and this helps her developing her thoughts. This is also an area of her work that Francesca truly enjoys. At present (2012) she is first supervisor (with Dr Valeria Guarneros Meza from the Centre for Local Government Studies at Cardiff University) for Graham Martin, who is working on planning and institutional shifts in Chavez's Venezuela. She is second supervisor for Ioanna Katapidi (Dr Neil Harris first Supervisor), looking at conservation areas and participation in a comparative perspective, and for Elaine Davey (Dr Huw Thomas first Supervisor), looking at the role the work done by the Percy Thomas Partnership has had in defining the character and visual representation of Wales as a nation.
Francesca has had a career break in 2008. Relevant projects completed before the break are:
Appraisal of the Cardiff Road Pricing Scheme, for Cardiff CC Council (a collaboration between the Cardiff School of City and Regional Planning and the Welsh Economy Research Unit), Nov 2006-May 2007.
Creative Governance in City Regions (at Dortmund University, Fachgebiet Europaeische Raumplanung), 2004.
Innovative behaviours and creative modulation of instruments and procedures in strategic environments (at Universita' di Roma 'La Sapienza', Dept. of Urban and Territorial Planning), 2000 - 2004.
Flagships for the Ruhr (at Ruhr Universitaet Bochum, Dept. of Geography), 2002 - 2003.
Francesca teaches mostly the undergraduate final years and at postgraduate level. She also supervises a number of PhD students.
Currently Francesca is involved in teaching in the following modules:
Undergraduate courses:
- CPO310 - Contemporary International Planning (BSc CRP4 and BScGHu&P3), since 2004
At postgraduate level:
- CPT831 - Live Project (Module leader, MSc PPR and MSc REGEN), since 2004
- CPT794 - Planning: Nature, Puropose and Instruments (MSc PPR), since 2004
- CPT867 – Designing Cities (Module leader, MSc IPD), from 2012
Past teaching activities:
- CPT680 - Sustainable Towns and Cities (Module leader, MSc SPEP, TAP, REGEN), 2004 to 2007
- CPT805 - Site Planning Design and Development, Spring semester only (MSc IPD), 2004 to 2007
- CPT819 – Strategy in Planning and Strategic Planning (Module Leader, MSc PPR, IPD, REGEN), 2006 to 2008
- CPT777 - Urban Design Research Dissertation (Module leader, MAUD), 2004 to 2011


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Poster ID: CL57410
Original Title: Ich bin Frankenstein ( re-release ? )
English Title: The Revenge of Frankenstein
Year of Poster: 1960s
Category: Movies
Genre: horror
Actor/Artist/Director: Peter Cushing, Francis Matthews, Eunice Gayson, dir. Terence Fisher
Studio: Columbia
Country of Poster: German
Country of Film: British
Size: 33 x 47 inches = 84 x 119 cm
Condition: Very Good
Price: $330
Available: Yes
Notes: German release of the 1958 film
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CORPUS CHRISTI – "Islanders Insider," a new half-hour show looking into the world of Texas A&M – Corpus Christi Athletics, will debut on Comcast SportsNet-Houston on Wednesday, Oct. 31, at 4 p.m. The show will feature segments with men's basketball coach Willis Wilson and women's basketball coach Royce Chadwick as well as features and upcoming promotions for all the Islanders programs.
"We're so excited to launch 'Islanders Insider,'" Director of Athletics Scott Lazenby said. "The folks at Comcast SportsNet-Houston have been amazing to work with and we are really looking forward to what should be an exciting partnership between Islanders Athletics and CSN-Houston. Because of their commitment to covering regional college athletics, our programs will enjoy outstanding exposure – both here at home and, eventually, nationwide."
CSN-Houston is a new regional sports network that launched on Oct. 1, 2012, and will be the home of the Houston Rockets and Houston Astros. The network also has a strong commitment to high school and college sports in the greater Houston area, including the Southland Conference and Texas A&M – Corpus Christi.
The network is available to all local TV providers and is seeking full distribution across the Comcast SportsNet footprint as fast as possible. The network will be available to all Comcast Houston video customers and is in active discussions with providers across the five state footprint. That includes Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, Arkansas and New Mexico.
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City Teachers, Staff Stuck in Limbo Take Buyout
The New York City Department of Education said Thursday it would pay $1.8 million in severance packages for 115 teachers and other staff who had stayed on the payroll even though they had no permanent jobs.
This step aims to reduce an oft-criticized pool of tenured teachers called the Absent Teacher Reserve who lingered in limbo, often for years, after school closures or disciplinary proceedings made it hard for them to get lasting assignments. Many bounce around as substitutes.
The department said employees leaving the pool earned about $93,000 a year, on average, and would get an average of nine weeks' pay. It said the group departing would have cost $15 million in the coming year, including benefits.
The new United Federation of Teachers contract, ratified in June, enabled such buyouts. A city analysis last summer said the pool of nearly 1,200 teachers cost at least $105 million in the 2012-13 school year in salaries and benefits—after counting the savings from not hiring regular substitutes.
In spring, there were 1,300 people in the pool; it is unclear how many will remain when school opens because some may be hired for permanent posts. The department said any teacher in the pool who fails to show up for district job interviews or rejects offers will be deemed to have resigned.


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Progress Lighting P8071-20QL35K Antique Bronze Recessed Lighting Series 6" Everlume Open LED Trim with 50,000 Hour Life and 3500K Color Temperature
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