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Situated in a rural location, this luxury country house is 2.9 mi (4.7 km) from St Helen's Wood and 3 mi (4.9 km) from Phoenix Arts Centre. Battle Abbey and Battlefield and Underwater World are also within 6 mi (10 km).
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Along with a restaurant, this smoke-free country house has a bar/lounge and tour/ticket assistance. Free WiFi in public areas and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include a garden and a front-desk safe.
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The country house offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. This luxury country house also offers a terrace, tour/ticket assistance, and a garden. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
Claverton Country House Hotel is a smoke-free property.
- Total number of rooms - 7
- Bar/lounge
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Front desk (limited hours)
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Free WiFi
- Garden
- Terrace
- Luggage storage
- Restaurant
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Free self parking
- Smoke-free property
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking
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- Premium bedding
- Coffee/tea maker
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Shower only
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Desk
- Satellite TV service
- Flat-panel TV
- Free WiFi
- Room service (limited hours)
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Claverton Country House Hotel has a restaurant serving breakfast and dinner.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-in time ends at 9 PM
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Check-out time is 11 AM
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- Pets not allowed (service animals welcome)
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Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Only service animals are allowed
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The New Orleans Film Festival is back today, lighting up movie screens around town and making the city's moviegoers salivate at the prospects.
This is the festival's 21st edition - so it's legal now. But that's not the only reason to lift a drink in its honor. Turns out, the 2010 edition features a pretty solid lineup, too. Today's opening night is, as usual, one of the more jam-packed, with a number of tempting options for movie fans.
(See the full schedule here.)
But, since cloning technology is still, disappointingly, nowhere near where you need it to be in order to attend every festival screening, I've again boiled it all down to my Best Bets - daily recommendations on what one movie you shouldn't miss.
I'll also include a few other highlights, or you can check out the full festival schedule for yourself.
Now, let's get this thing started. Roll 'em ...
Today's New Orleans Film Festival Best Bet:
"127 Hours," 9:45 p.m., Prytania Theatre
I was all set to recommend the locally shot "Welcome to the Rileys" in this space - I'd even written up my recommendation for it for this space. And then something happened.
On Tuesday, I saw "127 Hours," director Danny Boyle's based-on-real-events tale of a hiker (James Franco) forced to confront some sobering realities after being trapped while hiking alone in the wilderness.
In the interest of full disclosure, I haven't seen "Welcome to the Rileys" yet, and all buzz indicates it features some fantastic performances. But I doubt there's another movie at this year's festival that is as moving, as horrifying and as life-affirming as "127 Hours."

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Understanding Estimating Software
March 2009
Software & Technology
Understanding Estimating Software
In a struggling economy and tightly competitive industry like construction, the ability to create accurate, user-friendly project cost estimates for a potential client is paramount. To that end, a number of software companies are offering estimating software, each proposing some unique hook or added benefit.
Staying ahead in the ever-changing construction technology arena is a challenge that can prove pricey if you don't choose the software that is right for your company and your staff. A little research can point you in the right direction and save your company a lot of money, time and frustration in the end. Following is a look a several types of estimating software products currently on the market.
Developed in 1992, Kent, Wash.-based WinEst has proven to be the single biggest success for WinEstimator Inc., says Steve Watt, president/CEO.
"The majority of people purchasing WinEst are either coming from a manual method of developing estimates or using Excel," he says, noting the program's heavy focus on ease-of-use. "It was developed with the idea of making sure the estimator had ease-of-use and the comfort of using Excel; it's very spreadsheet driven."
But customers who choose WinEst over Excel do so mainly because of the underlying database, which allows them to save data from figures on material, production rates, prices, and units of measure, which they can use to populate new project estimates.
"Otherwise you're creating estimates from scratch every time," says Watt. "It's amazing, after all these years, that the migratory path to our program and the people using it are coming from an Excel background."
Another benefit is the standardization WinEst allows, especially for larger companies with multiple estimators outputting data and reports on the same project. Watt says that being able to produce uniform reports and estimates across the company is definitely an asset.
Development is also focused on integration to other tools customers use, such as Microsoft Project. WinEst is a Microsoft Windows-based program, allowing users to take information in the estimate and use it for cost and resource data for the individual tasks in Microsoft Project. This provides a seamless exchange of cost data information flow. The software also integrates with many other scheduling, accounting and CAD solutions, including those of Microsoft Visio, Microsoft Business Solutions and Primavera, as well as numerous takeoff programs and about 20 of the leading job cost accounting systems on the market.
As an industry-wide push is happening for more implementation of building information modeling (BIM), estimating software companies are offering more solutions specifically for that process. Watt says WinEst supports the idea of BIM by deriving costs from a 3D building model.
"[It's especially important] for some larger design-build firms that are more focused on BIM technology," says Watt. "The subcontractor market needs to be patient; tools are coming out soon to allow them to benefit from BIM, too."
The program allows users to slice and dice estimates by a number of variables, which is extremely useful when presenting all sides of a cost estimate to a potential client. In addition, with an established database, an estimator can find three to five estimates of projects similar in scope to show the owner/client.
"That ability helps defend your numbers, when an owner looks at four or five other projects and sees a contractor has a history with all those other similar projects," says Watt of his project's benefit as a marketing tool. "No owner wants to think the contractor is cutting their teeth on their project."
WinEst software is available in a number of different levels, depending on the size and need of the purchasing company, and ranging in price from $3,000 to $10,000. In addition, training is offered through a variety of options, including classes at company headquarters, online training with WinEst University, or on site at the customer's location.
Quest Estimator
Maxwell Systems, based in King of Prussia, Pa., has had an estimating product on the market for more than 20 years. Currently, their Quest Estimator product offers an all-in-one, fully automated system, from takeoff to bid, and proposal to accounting.
Quest performs takeoff and generates quantities through a digitizer board or imported digital files in various formats, allowing users to perform takeoffs right off the screen using a mouse, says Mike Gillum, director of development – estimating.
"Digital takeoff has come a long way and is becoming more of the norm," he says. "While some architects are fearful of letting digital files go to contractors, it's becoming increasingly popular."
Quest is already populated with a built-in database – a catalog of historical data – including up-to-date figures on materials, equipment, and crews and labor rates. Quest comes with a masonry database, as well as databases for other subcontractor areas, such as electrical and plumbing.
"You don't have to create that database by hand or with Excel," says Gillum. "Each contractor changes pricing to reflect their particular region. You can also bring in existing Excel spreadsheets."
Particularly useful to the masonry contractor is one of the most unique aspects of Quest Estimator: the visual assemblies feature. This feature allows the estimator to provide a 3D graphic image for the contractor, whether for block, brick, glass block, composite wall, masonry paver or other materials.
"Not only do you get [estimates on] all the labor, material and equipment that make up a wall, but you also get a 3D image and a breakdown of what makes up the wall, such as brick, grout, etc.," Gillum explains. "Nobody in the industry has that. It enables the contractor to see a picture of exactly what they've built. It's especially useful for junior estimators who have to show results to leadership, and for use as a sales tool when marketing to a potential client. "
Once an estimate is created, Quest offers multiple ways of sorting and filtering the information, including the ability to update pricing, make changes to overhead and change bid day data.
Maxwell has integrated the interoperability of BIM into the Quest Estimator, allowing small- to mid-size contractors to import, view, modify and export BIM models from large contractors, remaining competitive in an industry that is constantly moving toward the expectation of BIM capabilities among contractors of all sizes.
Priced from $5,000 to $10,000, Quest estimator also integrates with a number of other project-management, scheduling and accounting packages, including Microsoft programs, Primavera and Meridian. Training on the software is available at an addition cost and can be done on site at the customer's location, online or at regional training events offered by Maxwell in several states.
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Carlson Takeoff
Another company with strong market share, Maysville, Ky.-based Carlson Takeoff entered this market in 2005. While the takeoff program is relatively new, Carlson Software Inc. has marketed construction software programs for more than 25 years, says Bruce Carlson, president.
"In this digital age, the takeoff is moving from paper plans to capturing the information from digital drawing files, which contain a picture of the final design, often in 2D," says Carlson. "If the engineers do not make the entities of the final design fully 3D, the unique tools in Takeoff can be used to lift the entities from 2D to 3D."
Using a CAD engine based on Intellicad, the product is an integrated estimating package, almost like a hub going out to all software programs, Carlson says, with reporting going directly to Excel. An Excel presentation of quantities then can be created, formatted by the user, and output to a text file or Excel file.��Takeoff reads both DWG and DGN formats, and writes to DWG.
Of utmost importance is the program's ability to calculate cut/fill material volumes, as well as the output of digital terrain modeling files used by the GPS devices directing heavy equipment on a construction site. The 3D viewing allows users to simulate driving across the terrain in 3D, distinguishing by color roads, building pads, ponds and other aspects of the site.
"It makes for a very effective presentation and confirmation," he says. "The 3D viewing allows you to double check that the terrain is correctly modeled. It's not just a pretty picture for a presentation, but an assessment tool for confirming quantities."
Having the ability to see the finished project in 3D prior to the start date helps avoid sometimes unforeseen errors in surface projections involving elevations and slope.
Carlson realizes the increased demand for BIM integration with estimating software. The program has been developed to read the symbols created to designate such aspects as fire hydrants, manholes, water valves, electrical poles, etc. The user can then develop a spreadsheet of the different names and numbers of the symbols, which then can be sorted and a cost per category determined, such as roads, electrical, utility and so forth.
"You have to bid projects to win them, and you have to bid as tightly and closely to the margin as possible to win over your competitors," says Carlson. "Precise bidding and estimating is crucial. One bad bid can risk bankrupting a mid-size company."
Carlson Takeoff is priced at $9,000, with a 20 percent discount given for additional copies. A three-day training program is offered through Carlson College, as is on-site training at the customer's location. Regional training events are held in Kentucky and Virginia.
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A small-town Ohio police chief's penchant for plain speaking has garnered 57,000 "likes" on his department's Facebook page -- more than five times the population of the township he polices.
Chief David Oliver refers to criminals as "mopes" and calls out everyone from handicapped parking violators to would-be crooks who try to outwit his officers on the social medium, msnNOW.com reported.
The page also sports narratives of police patrols, weather reports, community event notices, birthday wishes, quotes of the day and quips from the chief, according to ABC News. Events of the wider world, such as the Boston Marathon bombings, also find a place.
The combination of policing and personality has led to 57,512 "likes" of the page as of midday Tuesday, according the meter on the Facebook page.
That's more than five times Brimfield's 2010 population, given as 10,350 on the town's website, and more than 57 times the 917 "likes" on the township's main Facebook page.
Brimfield's has become one of the most-liked local police pages in the country, the Associated Press said in an article carried by the Huffington Post. Only the New York, Boston and Philadelphia departments have more likes, AP said, citing the International Association of Chiefs of Police Center for Social Media.
The Syracuse Police Department's Facebook page had 3,796 likes as of Tuesday.
Oliver runs the page with the help of a captain and two sergeants, ABC said.
A posting from May 16 provided by AP illustrates Oliver's style:
"I call criminals mopes. I do not comment on them being ugly, smelly or otherwise beauty impaired ... even though some are. I do not comment on their education, social status, color, sex, origin or who they marry. I care about crime and character. If you come to Brimfield and commit a crime we are all going to talk about it. The easiest way to not be called a criminal is to not be one. It is not calculus."
Here's a sample of the treatment ne'er-do-wells might expect, cited by ABC from an April 29 posting:
"Two females arrested . . . They walked into the store thin and walked out much 'thicker.' We are thinking it was the additional shirts and 'booty' shorts they put on under their own clothing . . .Their 'booties' and the rest of them were taken to the bed and breakfast ... where the shorts are longer . . . and so are the days."
It also shows another facet --, Oliver will not post the names and mugshots of criminals on the page. Said Oliver to ABC:
"Imagine a 12-year-old having her friend text her to look at Brimfield's page and say, 'Isn't that your dad?' I can't do that to a child."
The page also welcomes give and take with visitors, as long as they keep it clean and do not refer to police using "highly offensive language," AP reported.
A posting Tuesday showed more of the page's community character. A photo showed an officer spraying police pedal car that a youngster had brought to the department's fund-raising car wash. Noted Oliver:
Matthew, who is at the younger person speech age, wanted his car washed . . . so Officers Pettit, Diehl and Casterline made it shine. We also gave him a badge and 'No Mopes' sticker for the car.
"The young man refers to me by my new name, known by 2 year-olds all over the world....'Cheap Otter.'
"I am Cheap Otter.......Chief Oliver"
Oliver told AP he believe his updates provide accountability and transparency about police work.
Hr credited "The Andy Griffith Show," one of the few television programs his grandparents let him watch, for helping to keep him on the straight and narrow. The respectful, plain-spoken sheriff played by Taylor had the biggest influence on his career, he said.
"I just always thought, you know, that's a good way to handle things."
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Seafood Dinner
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It's seafood and it's dinner... fish, shrimp, and scallops simmered in broth that is very tasty!
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- 1 lb scallops (I prefer the small ones)
- 1 lb shrimp, peeled and deveined
- 1 1⁄2 lbs cod (or other mild white fish)
- 1 (16 ounce) jar salsa (mild or hot, your choice)
- 1 cup dry white wine
- 1 cup chicken broth
- 1 lemon
- 2 tablespoons butter (not margarine)
- 1 -2 tablespoon olive oil
- kosher salt
- ground black pepper
- Heat olive oil and butter over medium heat.
- Cut fish into large chunks and sprinkle with salt and pepper, to taste and brown lightly in oil and butter (about 1 minute per side).
- Remove fish from pan and set aside.
- Add wine (careful to keep wine from direct heat while pouring into pan) and deglaze pan.
- Stir in jar of salsa and chicken broth. Let broth simmer over medium heat until liquid begins to bubble.
- Add scallops and shrimp to broth, stir gently, cover, and let simmer for 10 minutes.
- Cut lemon in half, squeeze juice into pan.
- Add fish back to pan and gently stir.
- Replace cover and simmer another 6-7 minutes.
- Serve in large bowls with crunchy bread and enjoy!
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This was really, really tasty. Not to mention easy to make. I didn't have any white fish and neither did my small town grocery store so I used imitation crab instead and it worked out wonderfully! I served it with a warm sourdough baguette.
Hubby and I both loved this dish. I only had tilapia on had, but it worked well with the shrimp and bay scallops. I have prepared an appetizer recipe that cooked shrimp in salsa and butter and that is always a hit at parties. This was an excellent main dish with those same flavors. I had a Roasted Garlic Baguette on hand to sop up the juices and served this with Simply Green! (Salad) for a complete meal. Awesome. I would make this again for company, or just as a quick meal on a weeknight. Excellent.
This was so good! The Scallops were too expensive for my budget but I did have some fresh Crab meat that I threw in just before serving. My husband's a fisherman and I'm always looking for more ways to fix fish. Thanks for a great recipe.


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Amboy ESDA director resigns; animal control position discussed
Posted: Tuesday, Jun 18th, 2013
BY: Linda Boysen
AMBOY – The Amboy City Council met on Monday, June 17, 2013, with Alderman Weidman absent and an audience of about 30 people.
Under committee reports, Alderman Shaw said that Phase II of the brick project for the Depot Museum is almost complete. The deadline for new bricks has passed and the order will be going in for production of the bricks. Also, the bid for the 10 windows on one side of the museum is $500 each.
Alderman Dewey advised that Mike Therriault has resigned as director of ESDA.
A change in the normal order of business was the moving up of Concerns from the Audience. This was to give citizens a chance to voice concerns before items of business were decided upon. Among the speakers was Dan Koch who spoke regarding retaining Tony Koch in the position of animal control. He felt that it would be more fiscally responsible to keep Tony Koch rather than let him go and have to pay unemployment plus the salary for a new dog catcher; especially since it was mentioned at the last council meeting that in a year's time Lee County would take over the job of animal control. Mayor Nauman verified that the plan is to go with Lee County next year.
Don Schamberger also spoke about the plan for the American Legion to use the part of the old WRC building with the initials and year erected on a wall at the Veterans Park, which could also show various plaques.
Under old business, no action was taken on the appointment of a different animal control officer as no motion was made from the council. The council did, however, approve the new committee appointments for 2013-2014.
Another discussion involved the vacating of alleys on Milton/Appleton/Gilson. The attorney advised that hearings would have to be held and reasons given that they were no longer useful. There would also be legal costs and a survey, which the property owner would have to pay, and there was no guarantee that they would be vacated.
The city attorney advised that the issue regarding a trailer used for storage on the Teen Turf site posed no zoning issues.
New business included a discussion on the replacement of the downtown sidewalk in front of Amboy Family Restaurant/Amboy News. It is posing a bigger problem than anticipated as part of some of the store fronts are built on top of a portion of the sidewalk. Retaining walls, built in sections, would have to be added before any fill could be added to support the new sidewalk, as much of the beams have deteriorated. Additional information and costs will be obtained before final commitment.
The matter of water billing practices was brought up. It appears that if a meter has a zero reading for water usage, no bill is issued. Therefore, the minimum charge of $10.18, plus the $14 debt service fee are not charged. This has been the policy for many years. If a property owner actually has the water shut off by the city, a $50 shut-off fee is charged, as well as a $50 turn-on fee. The attorney is checking the ordinance versus the informal policy.
The council approved the 2013 Prevailing Wage.
The building inspector's report showed 11 permits issued.
The animal control report included five dogs returned with citations issued and two not found.
Mayor Nauman advised that the EPA will check the chimney at the old American Automotive building before demolition of it.
There is also an opportunity for the Amboy City Park to receive a $100,000 grant, or one of several smaller grants, by the response received from residents of Amboy. Coca-Cola is awarding recreation grants to our nation's favorite parks. Go to coke.com/parks to register and start voting. Double vote days are June 21, July 13 and 14.
Fireworks will be held on the 4th of July in Amboy. There is a fundraising effort going on to help pay for them. Donations may be made at Amboy City Hall or the Amboy Pharmacy.
With no further business or comments, the meeting was adjourned.
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Bonjour! Yesterday was a day when innovation, technology and information were at the forefront of the debate on health. It was exactly one year ago, at the 2011 Annual Meeting here in Davos, that the World Economic Forum and its partners released the Global Health Data Charter, a foundational document to foster capturing information which enables better care: better data for better health. Moving from paper to digital format is a prerequisite for using the wealth of data on health and care and to improve quality and productivity, and to foster innovation through technology-enabled care. Advances in the area of health data seem a strong basis for a meaningful debate on personal data (including financial, behavioural, consumer, etc.) and overall Digital Governance.
The session on "scenarios for sustainable health systems" provided the opportunity for a clear agreement on the need for transformation – no longer just incremental reform – of existing health systems. Participants were invited to develop scenarios for a collaborative design of a future health system, towards which developed, emerging or developing economies could converge. The importance of prevention and primary care will definitely be a strong pillar of any sustainable system.
I was energized and inspired by a very unique, interactive and graphical format called IdeasLab, where several professors from the National University of Singapore revealed cutting-edge concepts, such as body sensors that are connected to the "cloud" and may predict disease, as well as how different ethnicities respond differently to treatments. I was surprised to learn that, while people in the western world should be examined for stroke risk by checking the arteries in the neck, people in Singapore should be checked by looking directly at arteries in the brain!
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WATCH: Michelle Shocked Claims She's Not Homophobic, Just Super Jesusy
There's nothing like a wildly inappropriate rant about homosexual hellfire to get you back on top, is there? Just ask Michelle Shocked, who went on Piers Morgan to discuss said rant.
In what CNN describes as "a rambling, and confusing interview, that at times struggled to remain coherent," Shocked admitted that she may have made a mistake — but she was just giving the audience what they wanted: reality.
A reality where Jesus is going to come back once preachers are forced at gunpoint to marry same-sex couples.
Then, when asked if she was homophobic, Shocked continued to ramble, before circling around to the realization that "on the surface" what she said "sounds really bad." Well, on any surface really.
These morons should be thrilled their time with Jesus is nigh because of gay marriage. Religion is so stupid.
Caleb, don't get it twisted, she had two hits. lol
I predict that her short career is nearly over. One cannot be this extreme and this bizarre tand survive.
She is obviously suffering from a mental illness. I hope a friend will insist that she seek help from a mental health professional.
No clue who this person is other then her recent remarks. Unfortunate that the media, including Queerty continue to give her continued coverage. Can't we just ignore the no-name homophobes?
She wasn't attacking divorce, adultery, murder etc…. She wasn't attacking any of the main "Laws of God" she was attacking gays.
Secondly, the REASON for somebody's bigotry is irrelevant. Before 1980 the Mormons had rules against blacks being full members of their church. The fact that that was their religion doesn't make it any less rac ist.
She is simply a bigot.
Listened to her early in her career (yes, I'm dating myself here). Haven't heard her for years until this resurfacing. From watching this, she's either deluded by christofascism or she is mentally ill or both. She's now moved into damage control and appears to be playing the shitty hand she dealt herself. I see more interviews, maybe a book….. Yuck.
Wiki: Her mother had her committed to a psychiatric hospital for a time during her teenage years.[1] The Great Rock Discography (6 ed.). The National Academies. 2002. p. 141.
She's just simply bat-shit crazy and truly needs a little vacation in a lovely,padded room.
Raised Mormon, a Closet Case, and now an Evangelical Christian….
All signs point to crazy.
Anybody know what is happening with the European leg of her tour? All of her U.S. dates were cancelled, but what about overseas?
@hephaestion: one doesn't need medical help, mental health professionals or science when one has Jesus…. Michelle and most of the GOP are living proof of this.
I can't even remember what her one hit was.
Really, whoever she is, should also be arrested by the fashion police!
Am I totally misremembering, or is she calling herself a liar? Because before, she was claiming her rant was misunderstood, that she didn't mean it at all, that she was quoting what others would say…
You have a good memory she has changed her story.
As an Englishman, I hate Piers Morgan. Americans' have no idea how awful that tabloid newspaper editor who exploited and hurt anyone he could, in order to further his career. Awful!
Considering this bit of information and how she rambled during the interview…perhaps she truly has mental issues. That would explain a lot.
From the heartwarming uplift of the Garbage concert/gay marriage proposal to… this. Ughh.
What the hell am I doing here? I don't want to see this. I don't care if she's mental or self-deluded or hyper-fundamentalist or all of the above. I'm sick unto death of pathetic nincompoops like Shocked using us for cheap, last-gasp grabs at celebrity "relevance."
I'm going over to the "Jeffrey Fashion Cares Runway Show" post–who's with me?
(Note: I am not a gay man, but I do appreciate me a nice set of abs.)
Last year nobody even knew who she was. Now she's a guest on CNN Primetime Live. Homophobia certainly can get you noticed.
@hephaestion: Chile go away with that rubbish… I didn't see you justify Busta Rhymes Homophobic bullchit with this mental illness garbage…All I saw was "black people" this and "N" that.. I guess that mental illness chit only applies to white homophobes??.. I really can't with this site anymore..
And she's not schizophrenic. She just hears more voices than you or me.


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Housing Partnership Network
Boston, MA 02109
Founded: 1990
President Thomas Bledsoe
Social Mission. Private Enterprise.
The Housing Partnership Network is a peer network and business alliance of 87 of the top-performing nonprofit housing organizations in the United States. Our members are entrepreneurial, innovative and grounded in their local markets through partnerships with the private and public sectors and civic leaders. They combine charitable mission with business savvy for maximum social impact.
Network members have produced, financed or preserved more than 600,000 affordable homes in urban, rural and suburban communities throughout the country, and provide a wide array of services to their residents. They have also counseled more than 400,000 families on homeownership and financial literacy. Through our members, more than two million low-income people receive quality housing and improved economic and educational opportunities.
In partnership with its members and social investors, the Network develops and operates enterprises that: 1) strengthen the business lines of housing partnerships; 2) promote the financial sustainability and mission of the Network and its members; and 3) advance the nonprofit field through innovative demonstrations of the social enterprise model.
The Network's Social Enterprises:
- Housing Partnership Counseling. The Network is a funding intermediary for the federal housing counseling program. Since 1995, we have provided more than $16 million in grants to 40 members, who have counseled 400,000 lower-income families, helping 80,000 buy or retain homes.
- The Housing Partnership Fund is a $30-million lending institution that provides revolving capital for development and preservation of affordable housing. Since 2001, the fund has financed more than 11,000 affordable homes built by 25 Network members.
- Housing Partnership Ventures is the Network's investment vehicle, providing equity for the start-up and expansion of our collaborative social enterprises, including Housing Partnership Insurance, Housing Partnership Securities, and the Gulf Coast Housing Partnership. It has invested nearly $10 million to date.
- Housing Partnership Insurance is an insurance company mutually owned by 19 regional nonprofits and the Network. It provides property and liability coverage for 37,000 affordable rental homes developed and operated by Network members. Through this effort, members have saved more than $1 million annually in premiums that have been reinvested in affordable housing and resident services.
- Housing Partnership Securities is the nation's first nonprofit-owned bond conduit. It originates, pools and securitizes multifamily mortgages financed through tax-exempt bonds. Launched in mid-2006, the company's goal is to finance $100 million in mortgages annually to create or preserve 2,000 affordable homes.
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Initially Sarkar's dream was not taken seriously by the local administration and the state government. He had even written to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh.
And Then a Union Minister Saves the Day
Sarkar reportedly convinced Union Minister Charandas Mahant of his dream.Mahant, minister of state for agriculture and food processing industries, had visited Sarkar's ashram here on September 22 and October 7 and assured him of needful action. His devotee, Congress leader Bhakt Charan Das also visited the saint and then urged the ASI to take up the issue.


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George Mason Track & Field BIO
David Verburg
School Records: 600m-indoor (1:18.06, 2012)
Indoor All-Time Record List at Mason: 200m (21.33, 5th), 300m (34.42, 4th), 400m (45.83, 2nd), 500m (1:01.29, 2nd), 600m (1:18.06, 1st)
2013 Outdoor: Competed in the 200m and 400m ... named the CAA Male Athlete of the Year for the second-consecutive season ... qualified for the IC4A Championships in both ... ran a PR of 45.03 in the 400m while finishing fourth at the NCAA Outdoor Championships in Eugene (6/7) to collect First Team All-America honors ... won both the 200m and 400m at the CAA Championships, his fourth-consecutive 400m title, and was recognized as the male track athlete of the meet ... ran a PR of 20.69 in the 200m at the CAA Championships (5/4) ... time is currently fourth-fastest in Mason history ... won the 400m in 45.37, breaking a Unitas Stadium (Towson) record ... won an IC4A title in the 400m with a time of 45.34 ... also helped the 4x400m relay to an IC4A title in a time of 3:08.28 ... competed at the USA T&F Championships, running a PR of 44.75 in the semifinals of the 400m ... ended up finishing sixth in the event, earning him a spot on the Team USA 4x400m relay squad at the World Championships in August.
2013 Indoor: Competed in the 200m, 400m and 500m ... qualified for the IC4A Championships and set PR's in all three events ... also qualified for the NCAA Indoor Championships in the 400m and 4x400m relay ... at the meet, helped the 4x400m relay to an event title after crossing the finish line in 3:07.86 ... at the NCAA Championships, won the third heat of the prelims of the 400m in 46.44, but did not advance to the finals ... then helped the 4x400m relay to an eighth-place finish with a season-best time of 3:07.78 ... top time in the 200m, 21.33, came at the VT Challenge on February 16 ... at the SPIRE Institute Invitational, ran a PR of 45.83 ... best time in the 500m came at the Great Dane Classic (1/18), 1:01.29.
2012 Outdoor: Competed in the 200m and 400m ... tabbed as the USTFCCCA Southeast Region Male Athlete of the Year ... also took home USTFCCCA First Team All-America honors in the 400m and as a member of the 4x400m relay ... named the CAA Male Track Athlete of the Meet after his performance at the CAA Championships ... competed at the US T&F Olympic Trials, finishing seventh in the 400m with a time of 45.36 ... finished fourth in the 400m at the NCAA Championships with a time of 45.22 ... advanced to the finals after winning his heat in the prelims with a time of 45.17 ... punched his ticket to the NCAA Championships after winning the NCAA East Region title in a time of 45.08 ... posted a personal-best time of 45.06 in the 400m en route to winning the event at the CAA Championships ... time was the second-fastest in program history and an Olympic 'A' standard time ... won his second-consecutive IC4A title in the 400m with a time of 45.87 ... qualified for the IC4A Championships in the 400m with a personal-best time of 20.91 at the Patriot Open Invitational (4/14) ... member of 4x400 relay that fell just short of setting a school record in the event (3:02.94) at the prelims of the NCAA Championships ... relay went on to finish seventh (3:03.93) in the finals.
2012 Indoor: Competed in the 400m and 600m ... set a school record in the 600m, running the event in a time of 1:18.06 at the Hokie Invitational (1/20) ... competed at the NCAA Championships in the 400m, crossing the line in the preliminaries in a time of 46.52, that did not advance him to the finals ... qualified for the IC4A Championships after running a personal-best time of 46.33 in the 400m at the Iowa State Qualifier (3/3).
2011 Outdoor: Named an NCAA Honorable Mention All-American as both an individual, in the 400m, and as part of a team, in the 4X400 ... finished 18th at the NCAA Championships in the 400 and the relay team finished 17th ... qualified for the IC4A Championships in the 200m, 400m and 4X400 ... was the IC4A Champion in the 400m with a personal-best 46.09 ... also won the CAA Championship in the 400m ... in the 200m, had a season-best 21.62 in the Mason Spring Invitational.
2011 Indoor: Named an NCAA Indoor All-American for the second time after the 4X400-meter relay team finished sixth at the NCAA Championships ... the relay team posted one of the top 15 times in the nation ... competed in four sprints, running the 200m, 300m, 400m and 500m ... qualified for the IC4A in the 400m and 500m but did not compete as the relay team was at the Iowa State Qualifier posting its fastest time of the season, a 3:07.57 ... ran the team's best time in the 400m recording a 47.23 at the Iowa State Qualifier, the 43rd -best time in the nation ... won the 400m at the Virginia Tech Invitatinal with a time of 47.75 ... time of 1:03.99 in the 500m at the Father Diamond Invitational was second-best time on the team and won the event ... at the Hokie Invitational, posted best times of the year in both the 200m and 300m ... recorded a 22.27 in the 200m and a 34.42 in the 300m.
2010 Outdoor: CAA Rookie of the Year ... won the 400 meters at the CAA Championship with a time of 46.27, and finished 22nd at the NCAA Preliminary Round, advancing to the second round ... was a member of the 4x400-meter relay team that finished first at the CAA Championships that placed 10th at the NCAA Championships and captured the IC4A Championship ... individually, qualified for the IC4A Championship in both the 100 and 200 meters ... ran in the USA's gold-medal 4x400-meter relay at the World Junior Championships after finishing third in the 400-meters at the USATF Junior Nationals.
2010 Indoor: Earned All-America honors with a seventh-place finish in the 4x400-meter relay at the NCAA Championships, finishing the race in 3:08.50 ... member of the 4x400-meter relay team that won the IC4A Championship with a time of 3:07.43 to provisionally qualify for the NCAA Championships ... qualified for the IC4A Championships in the 400-meter dash ... finished sixth at the IC4A Championships in the 400-meter dash with a time of 47.40 seconds.
Prep: Three-sport star at E.C. Glass High School ... competed for the Hilltoppers' track and field, football and soccer teams ... two-time All-American in track and field ... seven-time All-State selection ... runner-up in the 400-meter dash at the 2009 State Championships.
Personal: Parents are Vicki and John Verburg ... brother, John, was a member of the track and field team at the University of Louisville ... majoring in sports marketing.
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Hey everyone this is my formal introduction to the site/ my back story.
I am completely new to the industry, I come from a very poverished back ground with just the essentials. When I was offered an opportunity to embark in a career that inspired some of my favorite films, well I was all for it! haha
Full disclousr I am still in my first week, I am working for a boutique firm with a few veterains that all seem to be very to exteremly succesful. They offered to sponser me for my series 7 as well as provide me with all the material to ensure that I pass.
I have always had sales jobs and even spent a few years studying social dynamics so I feel like I have a great grasp on speaking and working with others/clients. I am not afraid of the challanges this industry offers but am actually extremely motivated to work a field where my salesmenship and interest in the markets can collide and offer me a great oppotunity to lift myself and those around me into a better quality of life.
Now onto the fun stuff
I work everyday from 8 am to 4 pm but usually stay late to get some studying done because it just works out better then if I go home. Ive spent everyday so far cold calling leads that my boss has accumilated through out the years ( some dating back 1995 ) essentially, all I am doing is qualifying and nothing else, so I can get a grasp on what it takes to succeed later on.
Knowing that I was planning on posting I actually kept track of my numbers today
calls - 126
contacts - 13
leads - 2 ( the third did not qualify only had 25k in the market )
If for any reason I am not dialing its because I am studying. I want to get into the habit of making over 200 calls a day because it seems that the only way I will ever make any real success for myself. I have no wealthy friends, I am just now learning about the market and industry sooooo yeah im literally starting from the bottom.
I have three months to pass the exam, another three to open 30 accounts then I will be on my own. Any thing else, just ask? any feedback, on my situation such as mistakes im making or whatever will be appreciated....
one last question, some guys at my firm say that its very much so possible to make 100k in your first year, in reality would be after my first 6 months so like 100k after 1 year and 6 months. I understand he pointed out thats the high end but even if I can manage half of that my first year, It would be worth the pursuit! Following my cold calling plan that I laid out, is that possible? keep in mind my limited knowldge :( so far. One other trainee who been there longer told me that realisticlly ill only make 200 a trade or new account and that ill be making shit my first 3 years and only good money after five. Anyone would like to weigh in, I dont mind the hard work, shit I actually enjoyed qualifying people, felt good and the rejection lol its no hard feelings.
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HUNTSVILLE, Alabama - Family sticks together. This is true for Louisa and Zane, two boxer puppies found wandering the streets of Huntsville together and picked up by Huntsville Animal Services.
No one knows anything about the six-month-old puppies except they were found together. While together in the exercise area at Huntsville Animal Services they played together and each took turns chasing the dogs on the other side of the fence.
"Louisa and Zane have lots of energy and need some obedience work.," said Stefany Maples McBride, Humane Educator with Huntsville Animal Services. "They are going to be larger dogs when they are full grown maybe around 50-60lbs. Both of them are up to date on their shots and will have a microchip."
Animal ID numbers for Louisa and Zane are A428914 and A428916. The adoption fee is $120 for each dog.
If you are looking for a pair of dogs, this brother and sister would be a good choice. They play well together and even on a warm summer afternoon still find the energy to chase one another around. With some training and love these two would make a perfect pair to keep up with active children.


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Port Crane, NY (WBNG Binghamton) As guns old and new decorated tables inside Port Crane's Fire House for an annual gun show, recent gun control debates were on the minds of many.
The Port Crane gun show has been running for 10 years, but attendees said they sensed a new attitude this year.
After the massive shooting in Newtown, Conn., along with several other shootings over the past year, gun control debates have come to the forefront of the nation.
In Gov. Andrew Cuomo's (NY-D) State of the State address last Wednesday, the issue was a hot topic.
Cuomo proposes closing private sales, requiring mandatory background checks, banning high magazine counts, and keeping guns out of the hands of the mentally ill, to name a few.
The Port Crane gun show manager spoke generally on gun restrictions Saturday saying further action would hinder his freedom.
"Listen, there have been some terrible tragedies, but that's no reason for a travesty of justice to take place," said Nicolas Jubinski. "Why punish people who didn't do it?"
Despite many attempts, most declined to appear on camera, saying they were fearful of becoming a target. But most echoed similar concerns.
One seller said he felt the number of attendees is significantly higher this year.
He said it's because people believe it will become more difficult to obtain firearms in the future.
The gun show continues from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Sunday.


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WEST DEPTFORD TWP. — A total of 118 medals will be presented to military service members on Saturday during the Gloucester County Military Service Medal Ceremony.
The event, which is in its 11th year, will begin at 11 a.m. at RiverWinds in West Deptford.
The county expects about 300 people to be in attendance.
"This ceremony is always a humbling experience," Freeholder Director Robert M. Damminger. "The men and women we honor at the ceremony are always so grateful for receiving their medal, but it is the rest of us who are so thankful for their service. Our veterans' service allows us all to enjoy the freedoms we have. "
After Saturday's ceremony, more than 5000 Gloucester County Military Service Medals will have been presented since Gloucester County commissioned this medal in 2001.
The ceremony is open to the public and should last approximately one hour. John W. Robertson, Jr.CWO4, USMC will present the medals to the veterans, the Semper Fidelis Detachment of the Marine Corps League will serve as Color Guard, Pastor Robert W. Tomer of Clomnell United Methodist Church, Gibbstown, will deliver the invocation and benediction and various singers will perform during the ceremony.Nineteen medals will be given posthumously and thoes are noted with an asterik.
The recipients are:
Archer, Dale L. Mickleton
Avellino, Carlo O. Deptford
Bardsley, Harold F. Jr. Williamstown
Barko, David J. Monroeville
Behm, Edward F. Mullica Hill
Betz III, John C. Sewell
Biscardi, Anthony T. Jr. Bridgeport
Biscardi, Anthony T. Sr. Bridgeport*
Blaschke, Waldemar J. Sewell
Bradly, Gary West Deptford*
Burman III, Harry D. Woolwich Twp.
Butler, Anthony K. Turnersville
Butt, George E. Sewell
Carney, George H. Sr. West Deptford*
Carroll, Dan E. West Deptford
Carter, David N. Glassboro
Cerkez, John F. Deptford
Chambers, William C. Jr. Gibbstown
Chanudet, Harry T. Sewell*
Chickelero, Robert R. Williamstown
Collins, John P. Paulsboro
Conway, Joseph A. Thorofare
Coppinger, Michael Sewell
Dade, Donald U. Sewell
De Putron, Alexander W. West Deptford
Delquadro, Michael Clarksboro
Dow, Joseph W. Sewell*
Dreher, David H. West Deptford
Drinkhouse, Joseph R. West Deptford
Eagan, Shaun M. Williamstown
Epley, William E. Franklinville
Fanslau, Robert J. Jr. Thorofare
Felici, Ned Sewell
Ferrante, Anthony T. Thorofare*
Flocco, Robert A. Woodbury Heights
Florsheim, William A. Pitman*
Fox, William E. Jr. Gibbstown*
Frank, Harry E. Jr. Williamstown*
Friedel, Robert R. Woodbury*
Gacutan, Pedro Jr. Clayton
Gatz, Sean P. Turnersville
Gazzara, Joseph J. Sr. Sewell
Gennaoui, George J. Glassboro
Goldberg, Lawrence G. Sewell
Grady, Stephen P. Sewell
Green, Joseph J. Sr. Woodbury
Green, Larry Clayton
Gutin, Irving Deptford
Hadden, William H. Jr. Glassboro*
Hancock, Richard W. Monroeville
Hatz, Nancy A. Clayton
Haury, Daniel E. Sr. Pitman
Jayne, Timothy M. Pitman
Keen, Joseph F. Woodbury*
Kennedy, Paul P. Sr. Williamstown
Kent, Chad D. Gibbstown
Krwawecz, Paul F. Sewell
Lang, William C. Deptford
Lanning, Eugene Westville
Larue, Lloyd E. Mantua
Little, John A. Sewell
Lu Kasiewicz, John Williamstown
Lyons, Judson T. Wenonah*
Mai, Sr., Robert Williamstown
Mc Cann, Raymond A. Swedesboro
Mc Ilwaine, Ray Swedesboro
Mc Keown, John Westville
Meihofer, Albert E. Sewell
Mitchell, Charles E. Sr. Pitman
Mitchell, ,Jr., Michael C. Deptford
Mocheski, Chester W. Cecil
Morlachetta, Daniel G. Clarksboro
Morlachetta, Daniel L. Clarksboro*
Mosbarger, Neil R. Sewell
Munoz, Lewis T. Logan Township*
Murphy, Michael A. Franklinville
Nathanson, Stephen M. Clayton
Nickerson, William W. Swedesboro
O'Brien, Peter J. Jr. Williamstown
Parker, Aaron J. Sr. Pitman
Pawlowski, Ralph J. Jr. Clarksboro
Perez, Rene Turnersville*
Porter, David Logan Township
Porter, Sandie D. Logan Township
Price, Robert J West Deptford
Pritchett, Joseph R. Jr. Oaklyn
Pritchett, Joseph R. Sr. Oaklyn*
Pushkar, William A. Mullica Hill
Putnam, Ramon S. Woodbury
Ramsey, James E. Sewell
Reeder, Harley B. Woodbury Heights
Ruggiero, Mark T. Franklinville
Sarlo, Robert A. Woodbury*
Schoenberg, Alfred K. Glassboro
Schoenberg, Hugo M. Pitman
Serrano, Felix Jr. National Park
Shidner, Sherman W. Swedesboro
Shields, John P. Thorofare*
Spencer, Willcie T. National Park
Stern, Sidney Wenonah
Stewart, James H. Clayton
Stippick, Stephen L. West Deptford
Storms, Clarence C. Sr. Deptford
Stuart, Thomas R. Pitman
Taylor, Joseph H. Deptford
Tedesco, Victor J. Deptford
Todd, Oria H. Sewell
Trout, Donald A. Mullica Hill
Wagner, Frederick F. Sewell
Wagoner, George W. Woodbury
Walding, Jeffrey G. Jr. Clayton
Washington, John A. Jr. Wenonah
Weiner, Richard H. Turnersville
White, Edward P. Pitman
Wightman, William H. Franklinville
Williams, April D. Sicklerville
Yankowski, Joseph A. South Harrison
Zuccarini, Thomas L. Franklinville


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Bridging the Digital Divide with Mobile Services
Archive and related resources for a webinar presented on July 25 by Andromeda Yelton exploring the potential for bridging the digital divide through expanded mobile library services.
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The exploding popularity of smartphones and other mobile devices provides a unique opportunity for libraries to help bridge the digital divide. These devices are often discussed in the context of affluent populations and academic libraries, yet the demographics of mobile internet users are much more diverse than this, and the potential for mobile library services is correspondingly broad. Join us for this webinar brought to you in collaboration with ALA TechSource, and presented by Andromeda Yelton, author of the January issue of Library Technology Reports on the topic of Bridging the Digital Divide with Mobile Services.
We'll talk about:
- the demographics of mobile internet users, and why this matters to libraries' mission
- real-life examples of online library services aimed at diverse populations
- mobile friendly steps you can take even with limited time, budget, or expertise.
Presented by: Andromeda Yelton, andromedayelton.com
Start time: 2:00 Eastern / 11:00 Pacific
Tweet: #wjwebinar
Archive viewing options:
- View Webinar Recording (You will be prompted to log in.)
- View slides (pdf)
- View chat (xls)
- Read webinar recap
Additional Resources:
- Resources on Andromeda's site for this event
- On WebJunction: Digital Inclusion and Mobile Devices for resources and webinars on tech petting zoos, device circulation policies, etc.
- ALA TechSource and Bridging the Digital Divide with Mobile Services by Andromeda Yelton (Sample Chapter Attached, courtesy of ALA TechSource)
- andromedayelton.com
- NeilsenWire report on Smartphone Penetration
- Pew Internet Reports:
- SkokieNet New Immigrant Portal
- Get Help Florida and webinar archive, Re-tooling Frontline Staff with E-government Resources
- Library Anywhere
- Influx
- Eastern Kentucky University library catalog
- Skokie Public Library text notification service
- Text "send utcref [question]" to 246246 for Lupton Library's text reference; details in Jason Griffey's Mobile Technology and Libraries
- Buffy Hamilton's experiences with lending Kindles and Nooks
- "The job of the 20th century library was to bring the world to the community. The job of the 21st century library is to take the community to the world." – Jamie Larue, Director, Douglas County Libraries
- Need mentors, collaborators, or learning opportunities for software projects? Join the ALA Library Code Year interest group (which I co-chair). All levels welcome.
- http://librivox.org/
- http://www.shoutbomb.com/
- http://matthew.reidsrow.com/
- L. E. Phllips Memorial public library in Eau Clare that circ iPads http://www.ecpubliclibrary.info/services/library-services/ipads.html
- http://jquery.com/
- http://arisgames.org/
- Library grants info (see also WebJunction Budgets & Funding section)
- Library Grants Blog
- LibraryWorks.com grants and funding
- Tips for Making Your First Mobile App a Success, ACRL TechConnect, 7/25/12
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MI takes third at 3A KingCo gymnastics meet
The Mercer Island gymnastics team finished third overall at the 3A KingCo league meet, Saturday, at Mount Si High School. The team scored over 160 points for the first time all season, and Laura Maruhashi took second place in all-around.
The Islanders' 163.025 points were the most earned by the team all year, but Newport (175) and Issaquah (173.425) dominated the meet.
Maruhashi managed to earn a share of the KingCo title on vault, posting a 9.2. Georgia Reynolds of Mount Si also scored a 9.2. Reynolds was the only thing between Maruhashi and the KingCo all-around title. Maruhashi posted a combined score of 36.45, while Reynolds finished with a score of 36.6.
Maruhashi also tied on bars for second place with a gymnast from Issaquah, scoring 9.0.
The Mercer Island senior took third on floor with a score of 9.35.
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A powerful weapon for mountain biking newly released in 2011 is the Santa Cruz Heckler. Designed with the serious rider in mind, this mountain bike features outstanding durability with a frame that is light but very sturdy.
Making the Heckler stand out among competitions in the mountain biking category is the grin per mile it offers. This versatile trail bike takes pride in its excellent features such as the solid and ultra-dependable single pivot suspension that delivers 150mm rear wheel travel.
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In this case, we conclude that the evidence was insufficient to support a finding of loss causation, an element required to make out a securities fraud claim under Rule 10b-5. See, e.g., Dura Pharm., Inc. v. Broudo, 544 U.S. 336, 342, 125 S. Ct. 1627, 1631, 161 L. Ed. 2d 577 (2005) (listing among the elements of a § 10(b) securities fraud claim "loss causation, i.e., a causal connection between the material misrepresentation and the loss" (emphasis omitted) (internal quotation marks omitted)). We therefore affirm.This was a long, expensive war but score one for Stearns and his team.
Monday, July 23, 2012
11th Circuit Affirms BankAtlantic JNOV!
Gene Stearns and his client BankAtlantic, the 11th Circuit has affirmed (on other grounds) the JNOV entered by Judge Ungaro after a large plaintiff's securities fraud jury verdict:
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It only cost twelve million
- July 23, 2012 at 3:24 PM
Another classic from Judge Tjoflat. Best part is his reliance on evidence not in the record to conclude that the Florida real estate market was so bad the loans were destined to tank, so it was OK to lie to investors for several months.
- July 23, 2012 at 5:43 PM
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I would have done it for six.
- July 23, 2012 at 6:11 PM
6 traffic tickets?
state hack
- July 23, 2012 at 10:17 PM
Do you think maybe you should pay for photos that you use? It looks a little silly to use them when they still have the water mark on them from the owner.
- July 24, 2012 at 8:40 AM
lotsa cranky people posting lately
- July 24, 2012 at 8:45 AM
as soon as 8:40 pays for reading the blog
- July 24, 2012 at 9:15 AM
9:15-- Good one!!
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WESTFIELD — Currently there are no boil-water advisories in effect for Union County. However, residents are advised to fill water bottles now in case they are needed later. Residents can also use heavy duty plastic storage bags to save water.
Sebastian D'Elia, director of public information for Union County, said late this morning, Oct. 30, that officials from both water companies that supply the county told him tap water from faucets is drinkable.
The water companies, D'Elia said, are also urging residents to conserve water.
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A titular see of Bithynia in Asia Minor. According to Strabo, XII, iv, the city was founded by King Prusias, who carried on war with Croesus; according to Stephenus Byzantius, by another Prusias, contemporary of Cyrus, so that it would have been founded in the sixth century B.C. It is more probable that it was founded by, and was named after, Prusias, King of Bithynia and Hannibal's friend, 237-192 B.C. Situated in a beautiful, well-watered fertile plain at the foot of Mount Olympus, it became one of the chief cities of Roman Bithynia and received at an early date the Christian teaching. At least three of its bishops, Sts. Alexander, Patritius, and Timothy, suffered martyrdom during the persecutions ( Lequien, I, 615-620, numbers only twenty-two bishops to 1721, but this list might be increased easily). The see was first subject to Nicomedia, metropolis of Bithynia Prima; later, as early at least as the thirteenth century, it became an exempt archbishopric. In the veighbouring country and at the foot of Mount Olympus stood many monasteries ; from the eighth to the fourteenth centuries it shared with Mount Athos the honour of being a principal centre of Greek monachism. In 1327 it was taken by Sultan Orkhan after a siege of ten years and remained the capitol of the Ottoman Empire till 1453. Brusa is today the chief town of the Vilayet of Khodavendighiar. It is celebrated for its numerous and beautiful mosques and tombs of the Sultans. Its mineral and thermal waters are still renowned. The silk worm is cultivated throughout the neighbouring territory; there are in the town more than fifty silk-mills. Brusa has about 80,000 inhabitants, of whom 6,000 are Greeks, 9,000 are Gregorian Armenians, 2,500 Jews, 800 Catholic Armenians, 200 Latins, and a few Protestants. The Assumptionists conduct the Latin parish and a college. The Sisters of Charity have a hospital, an orphan's institute, and a school. Brusa is still a metropolis for the Greeks. It is also a bishopric for Gregorian and Catholic Armenians ; the latter number about 4,000.
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SPRINGFIELD - The city on Monday began demolishing a large commercial building at 609-611 Main St., in the South End, marking the start of the second phase of a major neighborhood revitalization project.
The demolition will take one to two weeks to complete and is being funded by $200,000 in federal neighborhood stabilization funds from U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. Prior uses of the blighted building include used appliance sales and bottle redemption.
The demolition follows a $3.8 million Main Street corridor improvement project in the South End, which was completed in the fall. Under that first phase, the city reconstructed Main Street from Howard Street to the beginning of Locust Street, along with sidewalks with brick banding, new crosswalks, ornamental street lighting, trash cans, planters, traffic signals and street signs.
The second phase will include improvements in the Hollywood area of the South End including demolition of blighted buildings, new and renovated housing, and expansion and improvements to Emerson Wight Playground.
City officials including Mayor Domenic J. Sarno and Chief Development Officer John D. Judge joined neighborhood representatives in praising the demolition and future improvements.
The demolition "opens up and shines" onto the Hollywood area, which has been maligned by density and the lack of open space, Sarno said.
The improvement projects are helping to bring back some vibrancy to the South End, Judge said.
Edward Madaloni, a lifelong resident of the South End, said the many improvements in the South End "have been a long time in coming."
"I'm glad it's finally coming to fruition," Madaloni said.
The future use of the lot, once cleared, is not yet been determined.
The Hollywood area is dominated by old, multi-unit apartment buildings with little open space, said Geraldine McCafferty, the city's director of housing.


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Joy bells go bong over the season
There is no greater collection of grumps, cranks and grouches than what shows up during the joys of the Christmas season.
Or maybe that's just in the malls.
Turning festive occasions into madness seems to be the favorite pastime of our species. It is this kind of intelligence that separates us from the beasts. We cannot leave pleasantness alone without trying to improve upon it with hustle, bustle, tension, competition, diet and budget busting.
Your average armadillo lacks this sort of brainpower. When times get tough, he just rolls up shop. He refuses to be disturbed by angst. When calmness returns, so does he.
What kind of reasoning does this take?
Throw a pig into a muddy situation and he will flop around in it, sigh and doze off to sleep.
Do the same with a human being in the festive spirit, and she will rush out to find the best sale price on a shop vacuum, suck up the muck, call landscapers for fancy, imported grass to plant in the pigsty, then install an alarm system against the farm dog doing what dogs do on fine grass. She will stay awake at nights anyway in case the alarm failed. And she'd fret over whether the farmer would remember to feed them, and if so, would it be the low-fat kind of slop getting so much attention on all the talk shows.
This is why, generally speaking, we don't invite pigs to Christmas parties. They just don't know how to enjoy themselves with all the traditional seasonal agonizing like people do.
Consider the black bear. He is of such an inferior intellect that he never once charges into 37 malls during the final week of Christmas shopping insanity to find the last remaining Furby, LeapPad, Minion, Uggly, Giggly Monkey or Big Hugs Elmo.
This is a tragic loss. The bear would have a natural talent for this type of pleasure. In fact, he probably could convince other shoppers to give him a hand – and possibly a foot or whatever else he might wish to snack on.
But no, that ol' bear sleeps right through the whole happy tidings and makes no apologies for doing so.
Then there's the wild turkey. Does he flap around trying to make sure he makes an appearance at every family, friend and business gathering, staying long enough to be noticed, and trying not to be noticed when slipping out to scramble to the next party? Nope. This bird brain just hides in the woods like his friend, the deer.
As for the white tails, they can't be bothered to hoof it to Aunt Lucille's in the morning, Granny Nellie's in the afternoon, weird cousin Herbert's in the evening, then stay overnight with the Needlebachers while trying to remember if they're even related to anyone named Needlebacher.
The animals just don't understand what celebration is all about. Only the human animal knows true joy. Why? Because we see it; we recognize it; and then we set out to better it no matter who we have to elbow, stomp, shove or hip toss out of our way.
On second thought, you go ahead and enjoy the merriment without me. I'm curling up next to that black bear for the rest of the month. Wake me when all the happiness subsides.
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Contemporary country-pop trio Lady Antebellum will take the stage at the UNO Lakefront Arena tonight, Saturday, March 2, with opening acts Darius Rucker and Thompson Square. Lady Antebellum's omnipresent 2010 single "Need You Now" dominated the Grammy Awards this year and propelled the group's album to multi-platinum status. The follow-up, "Own the Night," debuted at No. 1 on Billboard's Top 200 album chart. It has yielded two hit singles so far, "Just a Kiss" and "We Owned the Night."
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pair of No. 1 hits, "Come Back Song" and "This." Husband-and-wife duo Thompson Square scored a breakout hit this year
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The Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation District invites people to learn about the local newt population at the district's Newt Day events.
Newt Day is scheduled from noon to 4 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 2, at the Tualatin Hills Nature Park on Millikan Way in Beaverton. The event costs $2 per person with free admission for children 2 years old or younger.
Experts from the interpretive center at the park will help participants learn about newts with exhibits and activities, according to a THPRD press release. Visitors are encouraged to explore the park in search of the creatures after checking out the center's exhibits.
The rough-skinned newt is one animal resident of the Tualatin Hills Nature Park, 222 acres of forest area, creeks, wetlands and meadows navigated by about five miles of trails.
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|By Upandcomer22 (Upandcomer22) on Sunday, April 11, 2004 - 07:12 pm: Edit
I was wondering if anyone remembered any questions from the ACT April 3rd test date, or any general feelings about how the test went. Specific answers would be great too!
I thought the science was very easy.
|By Sns22022 (Sns22022) on Sunday, April 11, 2004 - 07:27 pm: Edit
people are saying it was one of the harder ACT's, but for my first time I thought it was extremely easy. I guess those of us forking over the $8 will find out how we did tuesday! I don't remember any specific questions except one about Abe Lincoln on the math...lol
|By Greetlyte (Greetlyte) on Sunday, April 11, 2004 - 09:27 pm: Edit
Abraham Lincoln said "Four score and seven years ago."
What would be an algebraic equation representing this?
The wording might be slightly incorrect, but I'm terrified that I remember it so vividly ;)
I felt that the math featured a few weird questions, but I also felt that it was an easier test overall. IMHO, the Reading sections were much simpler this time, in particular the Question & Answer Interview passage about an M.I.T. computer programmer and digital art, and the natural science passage about Zinc and its purpose in the human body.
Regardless, my fingers are crossed for Tuesday.
|By Korey (Korey) on Sunday, April 11, 2004 - 10:44 pm: Edit
Yes, I took the one in February and the one in April, and I feel that the April one was muchhh easier. Im gonna wait for the score report by snailmail because last time I did the $8 online thing, and then later that day it showed up in my mailbox...grr!! heh...I hope I scored atleast 5 points higher...What are everyone's projected scores?
|By Sns22022 (Sns22022) on Sunday, April 11, 2004 - 11:31 pm: Edit
I'm seeing around a 31, 32. It's my first time taking it. I had to scan the last reading passage real quick, and guess on 2 or 3 math questions, but overall there were none I downright didn't know except for those math questions.
|By Nike1800 (Nike1800) on Sunday, April 11, 2004 - 11:58 pm: Edit
for the lincoln question, i think it was 4x+7 = 1863 - 1776.
|By Jastern05 (Jastern05) on Monday, April 12, 2004 - 01:26 am: Edit
Yea, I remember that lincoln question too, but I don't remeber what i put.
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Boat aground in Port Gamble Bay prompts spill response | UPDATED
LITTLE BOSTON — A 60-foot wooden vessel reported aground in Port Gamble Bay on Thursday prompted an oil spill response from state and local agencies.
The boat had been anchored in the bay and was likely pushed ashore by strong winds sometime Wednesday night or Thursday morning, said Jessica Coyle of the Port Gamble S'Klallam Tribe's Department of Natural Resources. The grounding was not reported to the tribe until about 1 p.m.
Officials saw a light oil sheen on the beach when they responded and deployed a containment boom provided by the state Department of Ecology, Coyle said. The tribe has temporarily closed its shellfish harvest on the beach.
Representatives from Ecology and the U.S. Coast Guard arrived later in the afternoon and are arranging to have the boat removed by a private salvage company.
Coyle said the owner of the boat is not a tribal member and does not live in the area. The boat is a former Navy vessel and has been anchored in the harbor for several months.
Ecology spokeswoman Katie Skipper said diesel fuel likely seeped out of vents on the boat's tanks because the boat is leaning slightly on the beach. It's unclear how much fuel was spilled.
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ZshadeZ: Yeah, you're not supposed to go into that area until much later in the game. I'm surprised you were able to handle it, honestly. Even if you're good enough to not get killed aren't your AI companions getting slaughtered?
Third try or so when I won I started with a back attack and rushed with some quick ass beatery and 2 of the little rappy looking bird guys died fairly easily. Then Slenderman touched Alvin in a bad way and he died, but I sidestepped and warped behind him and started punching him in the ass. Millia was far off and set to artes only since I thought she was supposed to be the main mage-type at that point. She auto-item res'd him while I was comboing slender and by the time my ac ran down Alwin and her were both attacking him... he ended up stunlocked by constant attacks until he died, and then we all shot up 2 levels.
The next 2 fights were a pain too, but after that it was fairly easy so I figured it was just a nice little grind spot for challenge. After clearing each map between story areas in Graces 3+ times to try to get titles and get them to level 5 and still having bosses maul me most of the way through I thought 20 minutes of grinding couldn't possibly hurt me. >.<
I've sort of changed plans, if I hit somewhere else with overly high exp that's better than that place was I'll spend an hour in it and continue to RP as epic god slaying martial arts master PHD of Asskickery.
Also I gave Jude sunglasses and made them sink into his head and colored them an aqua that matches his outfit trim. So I'm a PHD of Asskickery with insect eyes.


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TRENTON - A 77-year-old Ewing man has tested positive for the West
Nile virus, becoming the first human case in New Jersey this season,
Health and Senior Services Commissioner Clifton R. Lacy, M.D., announced
Mercer County case is the 19th case in New Jersey since 1999. Nationwide,
30 states, including New Jersey, have reported a total of 737 cases.
There have been 40 deaths in 14 states as of yesterday.
and spinal fluid samples tested positive for West Nile virus in
the Department's Public Health and Environmental Laboratories. The
state lab received specimens on August 28 and completed testing
yesterday. Final confirmation of this case will be made through
testing by the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Mercer County man was admitted to Robert Wood Johnson University
Hospital at Hamilton on August 21 with symptoms including fever,
stiff neck and changes in mental status. He currently remains hospitalized
in serious, but stable condition.
patient has not had recent travel or blood transfusions. He was
active in his backyard in the weeks preceding his hospitalization.
people infected with West Nile virus experience only mild symptoms
or no symptoms at all. Some individuals - such as the elderly and
those with compromised immune systems -- may develop more serious
illness," Commissioner Lacy said.
that the West Nile virus has been widespread this season among birds
and mosquitoes, a human case of this disease is not unexpected,''
Lacy said.
season's first human case of West Nile virus infection in New Jersey
should remind residents that they can protect themselves from infection
by using insect repellent according to labeled directions and wearing
long-sleeved clothing, especially at dawn, dusk and during the evening,"
he added. "Residents should also keep window screens in good
repair and eliminate standing water where mosquitoes can breed."
far this year, 73 New Jersey residents, including the Mercer County
resident, have met the state's testing criteria. Of those, 32 are
negative for West Nile virus and 40 are pending test results.
of 834 crows tested, 569 in 19 counties have tested positive. Additionally,
5,556 mosquito pools have been tested and 203 tested positive in
19 counties.
Mercer County, 39 crows/birds and two mosquito pools have tested
positive for West Nile.
Nile virus is an arboviral disease that is transmitted through the
bite of an infected mosquito. Mosquitoes pick up the virus by feeding
on an infected bird.
human cases of West Nile virus have been reported around the country,
New Jersey's history of comprehensive mosquito control plays a vital
role in greatly reducing residents' risk of contracting this disease,"
added Eddy Bresnitz, M.D., state epidemiologist and assistant commissioner.
"We also rely on community physicians for recognizing and promptly
reporting cases."
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Great seats in the front and center of Tier 4. Surprisingly energetic show from these veterans of the early seventies. Rudy Sarzo from Ozzy & Whitesnake sat in on bass, and a powerful young drummer named Jules Rubino (sp?) really pushed the pace for the 100-minute set.
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Great show -- BOC has lost nothing. Great rock, virtuoso guitar work.
Blue Öyster Cult (BÖC) is the thinking man's heavy metal group. Put together on a college campus by a couple of rock critics, they maintained a close relationship with a series of literary figures including Eric Von Lustbader, Patti Smith and Stephen King. Science fiction and horror were frequent subject matters in many of their songs as they turned out some of the more listenable metal music of the early and mid-'70s.
Blue Öyster Cult released their self-titled debut album in January 1972. The band landed in the Top 40 charts in 1976 with their hit single "(Don't Fear) The Reaper" followed by "Godzilla" in 1977 and "Burnin' for You" in 1981. They have five gold and two platinum albums with sales of over 14 million LPs world-wide.
Although BÖC has undergone numerous band member changes in almost four decades as a band, BÖC has consistently remained active with their songwriting and touring. The current lineup consists of Eric Bloom (lead vocals, guitar, keyboards), Buck Dharms (lead guitar, vocals), Allen Lanier (keyboards, guitar), Richie Castellano (bass guitar, back-up vocals) and Jules Radino (drums, percussion). A younger audience is now discovering BÖC as a result of "Godzilla" being one of the featured tracks on the video game, "Guitar Hero."


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Bureau Chief Jim Clarke is in charge of AP news operations in Montana, Utah, Colorado and Wyoming. He is responsible for providing our AP members with a quality and comprehensive news report, and for providing news about each state to the rest of the country and the world. He is the main contact point for AP members in these states on all matters.
He is assisted by Administrative Assistant Lisa Holshue.
Acting News Editor Linda Ashton is the line supervisor of the Montana news report. She assigns edits and transmits news stories and supervises the Montana staff, under the general direction of the bureau chief and the AP General Desk in New York. She is the main point of contact for members with questions, requests or complaints about the day-to-day news operation.
Billings Correspondent Matthew Brown covers news in eastern Montana and northern Wyoming.
Matt Gouras covers state government and politics. He has also worked in AP bureaus in North Dakota and Tennessee. Matt has returned to Montana, where he got his start in journalism.
Broadcast editor Len Iwanski supervises Montana's news report for radio and television stations. He is the main point of contact for broadcast members seeking information about the AP's broadcast operations.
Sports editor Amy Beth Hanson supervises sports coverage in Montana and covers major sports events. She is the AP's principal contact for Montana sports editors.
Newswoman Susan Gallagher reports on Montana issues as general assignment reporter and desk editor.