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Thanks for the heads-up, Mr. Rodgers
November 25, 2015 Listening to Aaron Rodgers' post-game comments after the Green Bay Packers won in Minnesota on Sunday intrigued me in regards to my bad predictions this season. more »»
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Big events start holidays with a bang
November 23, 2015 It's an exciting time around the lanes as we're all preparing for Thanksgiving this week. The Marquette County U.S. more »»
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Area bowlers turning in fine performances against me
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NFL not much fun to watch
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It's getting close to 4th down
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Oops! Bowling already back on the tube
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You really can take the 'L' out of the Lions when they're this dreadful
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PBA flying under radar
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Spartans fortunate to be 8-0
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Coaching regime in Detroit on creaky legs
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Splits, spares and strikes
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Pistons may be improved
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Looking for a rebound
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Area well represented at Match Play
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Lions lead the Dopey division
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Lessons could make you bowl like a pro
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Why no review of Lions' last play?
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The Collector's Key: A Guide To Tuning Hardware
The Collector's Key: A Guide To Tuning Hardware
It's an overworked cliché, but an undeniable truism that "one man's trash is another man's treasure." Those cluttered trap cases that show up in your local music store or at the neighborhood estate sales with old used drum kits often contain some valuable items. It's worth taking the time to sort through the jumble of paraphernalia and separate the true collectables from the junk. Pair up the sticks and brushes, but keep in mind that even individual sticks or brushes may be collectable if they carry the right brand name. Don't be too quick to throw anything away!
Slips of paper may turn out to be receipts. Become a detective and try to make sense of that seemingly random pile. You know what a repository your own trap case is; now you are going through someone else's belongings with an eye only a fellow drummer can possess. Dig through the piles of tilters, clutches, springs, felts, and so on, and you might just uncover what is often the most easily overlooked, and surprisingly valuable item in the collection – the drum tuning key.
Context Is... Key
Don't be too quick to separate out the drum key from its surroundings. Like the archeologist deciphering the origins of an ancient skull fragment by examining surrounding sediments and fossils, drum keys are often found amidst other telling artifacts. Does the key match any of the drums? Are there clues that it belonged to a celebrity? I recently sold a drum key that had belonged to Cozy Cole. It came to me with a Leedy & Ludwig outfit that I sold on consignment for Cole's family. Although it was a fairly generic key from the 1920s and did not match the 1950s-era kit that it was with, I had clear provenance (documentation) that the key did in fact belong to, and was used by, the late Cozy Cole. (There were letters from Cole's family, and the weathered brown fiber cases still had shipping tags addressed to the Gene Krupa/Cozy Cole Drum School in New York City.) If you buy or sell any item on the basis of celebrity attachment, be sure to give or receive a signed and dated "letter of provenance," which includes photos and all other documentation proving the claim of prior ownership.
When you really think about it, the drum key is perhaps one of the most personal items a drummer owns. A favorite key will often outlast favorite drums, cymbals, and hardware. I am reminded of a story that I once heard from Ludwig's Jim Catalano. When the Ludwig family sold the drum company to Selmer in 1981, it was a very bittersweet event for William F. Ludwig II, "The Chief." This was, after all, the second time in the same century that the Ludwig family had created the world's largest drum company. His father had done it the first time, and The Chief did it again in the 1960s. Now the family era was drawing to a close. The Chief had met with all the new Selmer executive staff, and done as much as he could to insure a smooth transition. One of his last acts was to take Catalano aside and offer him a talisman. He pulled his own personal drum key out of his pocket and presented it to Catalano, explaining that he was entrusting the future of Ludwig to him. There were keys to the locks on the buildings, but this was the real key to the company, and he was confident that with the heart of a percussionist, Catalano would carry on the Ludwig tradition.
New Fangled Tuning Gadgets
Tired of tuning and turning to tighten that troublesome tension rod? Give you wrist a break with the Robokey 4X. This 4", 4.3 oz. wonder uses an inline ratio gear system to transfer four times the twisting action of every taxing turn straight into the lug screw. You can even have your own logo embossed along the length of the handle so you can try to keep your key from turning up in someone else's trap case.
Achieve levels of torque to die for with the Randall May Mikey, while at the same time re-establishing your 1950s greaser street cred. The Mikey's sweet switch-blade action isn't just for show, though. The sleek, spring-loaded Thandles on this streamlined stick of stainless steel and precision-cut aluminum fold cleanly out of the way into recessed side grooves to turn this high-torque tool into a slim-line pocket weight. Forget tuning — we bet you'll be flipping for the fun of it in no time flat.


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German prosecutors on Wednesday accused former Porsche chief Wendelin Wiedeking and the luxury carmaker's ex-finance director, Holger Härter, of market manipulation related to the company's purchase of Volkswagen shares as part of their failed attempt to acquire their bigger rival in 2008-09.
The defendants made false public statements about Porsche's plans for VW, even as they were plotting to raise the company's holding in Volkswagen "to 75% of voting capital in the first quarter of 2009", prosecutors alleged, according to Reuters.
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Can i put a bala shark in tank with male beta fish?
Nope - bettas are sensitive fish and do best alone or with other smaller, peaceful fish. Balas are in the same family as minnows and barbs and they get rather large uo to 14 inches and prefers to be in schoold of 6 or more (125g+ size tank). You also put the betta in danger of being eaten.
First of all Bala sharks are peaceful community fish and wouldn't even eat fry they are however a nervous fish and get stressed very easily if chased or housed with more aggressive fish,which makes them probe to white spot, they will also jump if startled so make sure ur tank has cover, betas don't prefer to live Alone they just can... I have had both these fish in the same tank and they get along fine, the bra won't bother the balas and the balas don't bother the beta just make sure you have a tank big enough and keep them in groups of at least 3 the more the better


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Friday, November 06, 2015
(HARTFORD, CT) - Governor Dannel P. Malloy presented some first-in-the-nation ideas regarding criminal justice today at a Connecticut Law Review symposium held at the UConn School of Law in Hartford. While Connecticut has become a national leader in its criminal justice efforts, the Governor introduced several ideas to deliver further progress, including raising the age of the juvenile justice system's jurisdiction through age 20 instead of age 17, as well as allowing low-risk young adults aged 21 through 25 to have their cases heard confidentially, their records sealed, and the opportunity to have those records expunged. He also discussed exploring bail bond reform.
Thank you. Thank you all for having me here today.
America was founded by people seeking a second chance at freedom and opportunity…by those seeking a brighter future and a clean slate.
It's at our core. It's who we are as a state and as a nation. Opportunity for all.
And yet, in many ways, we have lost our way. We have become a society that has invested more in life-long punishment and permanent stigma, instead of permanent progress and permanent reform.
Consider this. Between 1985 and 2008, Connecticut's prison population quadrupled - up 400 percent in just two decades.
In Connecticut, we spent over a billion taxpayer dollars - a billion - to build 10,000 new prison beds.
And we did that while our public education system funneled too many children into what we now call the "School to Prison Pipeline."
In Connecticut and across the nation, we imprisoned a generation of offenders - often non-violent, substance addicted, mentally ill or just plain poor - without thinking about the long-term consequences.
These individuals have emerged from prison with little chance at attaining an education or even a decent job.
Last year on the campaign trail and in cities and towns around the state, I said that Connecticut - and America - needed to transform our approach.
Because it hasn't worked.
It's failed taxpayers… costing them billions. It's failed communities. When we were supposed to be a nation of opportunity, we enacted criminal justice policies that focused on building modern jails instead of modern schools. We enacted policies that delivered an endless cycle of poverty and punishment, instead of an endless cycle of opportunity and freedom.
Today, I am cautiously optimistic in saying that our country, in red states and in blue, seems to be changing course. Prior Initiatives
Here in Connecticut, we have led this sea change, as we have so often led nationally. And here's what the sea change entailed in our state.
When I took office in 2011, we targeted violent offenders-those who pose a serious threat to our communities-and put them away for longer stretches. We focused our efforts on our three biggest cities, which account for 50 percent of the violent crime in our state. Under my administration, violent felons are serving longer sentences and more of their sentences in prison than ever.
We've worked to have stronger relationships in our communities, bound by the belief that law enforcement at all levels should work closely with the communities they serve. We implemented programs like Project Longevity to that end.
We can say today, confidently, that our reforms are working. A significant drop in crime, safer communities and fewer low-risk offenders in prison-all are direct outgrowths of the steps we've taken.
In our communities, violent crime is dropping rapidly. According to the FBI, reported crime in CT is at its lowest level in 48 years. Violent Crime is down 36 percent. In fact, violent crime is dropping faster here than in almost any state in the nation.
Less reported crime means fewer arrests. Criminal arrests are down again from last month and last year…with nearly 6,000 fewer year-to date arrests in 2015 from 2014.
Our prison population has dropped to the lowest it has been in 17 years with 4,000 fewer inmates than in 2008, a 20 percent drop. As a result, we have been able to close three prisons.
While we have cracked down on violent crime, we have also taken significant steps to create a more just society.
One example is Raise the Age. In 2007, Connecticut recognized that young people, incarcerated in adult prisons, are especially at risk for negative outcomes.
Put simply, adult facilities often function as "crime schools", where youth learn more about being better criminals than better citizens.
Thanks to the leadership of legislators like Rep. Toni Walker, and now-Mayor Toni Harp, my administration was in a position to fully implement "Raise the Age" in Connecticut.
When the "Raise the Age" process began, some said that it would cost millions of dollars and overwhelm the juvenile courts with all of the new cases for 16 and 17 year olds.
Here's the reality. "Raise the Age" resulted in a significant decrease in the number of cases, and today I am proud to report that:
The best evidence of the success of Raise the Age is what has happened to young adults as they age out of the juvenile system. The number of inmates in a correctional facility between the ages of 18 and 21 is at its lowest in more than a quarter-century. It's down 51 percent over the last six years-and still dropping.
We have led the nation in other important reforms.
Under my administration, we eliminated the death penalty in Connecticut.
We decriminalized possession of small amounts of marijuana. This change has resulted in 6,000 fewer arrests per year since adoption.
We passed and implemented, in cooperation with Mothers Against Drunk Driving, a house arrest alternative to mandatory prison sentences that has reduced recidivism and allowed offenders to remain sober but still go to work, pay their bills and support their families.
And, we implemented a Risk Reduction Earned Credit system that has reduced recidivism, making our communities safer while keeping our most high risk, dangerous offenders incarcerated.
And of course, we passed the smartest, toughest gun safety legislation in the nation-one that has saved lives, and gotten guns out of the hands of those who shouldn't have them.
All of this is to say that we have tailored our approach. When it comes to criminal justice, one size does not fit all. Second Chance
But progress is no doubt incremental. If we are to be a state and a nation of permanent progress and reform, then our work is never complete.
That brings us to our historic bipartisan Second Chance Society legislation. Earlier this year, we took another step in being smart on crime: we reduced all simple drug possession crimes from a felony to a misdemeanor. We eliminated all mandatory minimum sentences for drug possession.
And we did that to ensure that the punishment fits the crime…that those who live, and go to school, and work in a city do not face an entirely different system of justice than those in the suburbs.
We established an expedited parole process for non-violent, no victim offenders, so that they can spend less time in prison learning how to be career criminals.
We have also created a process through which low-risk offenders can obtain a pardon when they have paid their debt to society.
We are expediting - and simplifying - the pardons process.
That means citizens will be able to return to society with a fresh start - they'll be able to get a job, find a home, or get an education.
We did it because you can't end a cycle of crime and poverty unless you tackle its causes.
That's why we're investing in job training for ex-offenders,
We're making efforts to end the school-to-prison-pipeline, and expanding supportive housing to frequent users of substance abuse, mental health and corrections programs.
It's also why we're tailoring our approach within our prisons, to deliver a re-entry process within prison walls to be conducive to opportunity in the outside world.
We are offering services, job training and other basic life skills that will prepare inmates for successful life upon leaving prison.
Because we don't want them to come back. Our inmates cost us $120 per night. Every single inmate.
Let's be sure that when they leave, they don't come back. A New Focus
That leads us to today - and the conversations we should consider having going forward.
Today and in the future, I would like to begin a statewide conversation about:
Mass incarceration has, for far too long, jailed a generation of men of color. It also left their sons and daughters less likely to graduate high school, less likely to marry and less likely to have children in two parent households.
So if it sounds like Second Chance Part Two, that's because it is.
As we think broadly and systemically about adults, we need to think about our kids.
Since that initial "Raise the Age" effort, we have learned more about young adults and their brain development and maturation.
Many of the young people currently caught in Connecticut's juvenile justice system, or the young adults who have already entered our adult system, grew up exposed to trauma in troubled homes.
Prosecutors and public defenders have recounted personal experiences of either prosecuting or defending multiple generations of men from the same family.
So let's consider this-age, within our laws and within the criminal justice system-is largely arbitrary. You can smoke at 18, but can't drink until 21.
You can commit a non-violent offense at 17 without a criminal record, but if you're 18 and you commit the same crime, it lasts a lifetime.
If we are to acknowledge that we know a one-size-fits-all approach to criminal justice hasn't worked, that permanent punishment hasn't worked, then let's think about changing the artificial barriers we've imposed to get it right.
For that reason, we need to take a different approach to these young adults between the ages of 18 through 24.
Teenagers are different from young adults. Young adults are different from those in mid-life.
In the coming months, as the 2016 legislative session nears, let us start looking at the ways we treat young adult offenders.
We should particularly look at those 18 through 24 year olds who are currently too old for the juvenile system, but who so badly need another opportunity to succeed.
Is it right that a 17-year-old can have a second chance, but a 22 year old should not?
This is a question that we collectively should answer. During my visit to Germany earlier this year, I was surprised that German courts treat all arrestees under the age of 21 as juveniles. I believe that we can learn from their system.
Let us consider raising the age of the juvenile justice system's jurisdiction through age 20, instead of arbitrarily stopping that jurisdiction at age 17.
We would be the first in the nation to do so.
Let's also consider a new approach for those aged 21 through 25 that utilizes existing statutes to wipe the slate clean for our low-risk young adults, who so often are not finished maturing. We may want to consider allowing those in this age group to have their cases heard confidentially, their records sealed, and the opportunity to have records expunged.
That would be in line with national best practices, which Attorney General Lynch and the US Department of Justice are encouraging states to consider. This also, would make Connecticut a first-in-the-nation-state.
This new approach would keep low-risk, young adult offenders separate from adults while incarcerated. That might give some of these young people the best chance of turning their lives around.
If we are to be successful with our goals, we will not get there by having hardened criminals serving as mentors to those most impressionable.
To build on the reforms that we made last year, we will also look at our bail bond system and identify opportunities for reform in that system that so badly needs it.
At this very moment, there are hundreds of low-risk offenders sitting in Connecticut jails-pre-trial-on low bond. Because they are unable to come up with even a few hundred dollars, the state is housing them in jail for weeks or even months.
All of it is costing all taxpayers - and it needs to change.
We have made significant progress to end the revolving door, in and out of jail, but we need to do more. I have asked Connecticut's Corrections Commissioner, Scott Semple, to develop a plan, in coordination with the Judicial Branch, to supervise low-risk pre-trial detainees in the community rather than in jail.
The Department of Corrections has the authority to safely supervise low-risk offenders outside of jail while they wait for their day in court. That means that they will no longer spend weeks or months in jail pre-trial while taxpayers foot the daily $120 bill.
I have also sent a letter to the Connecticut Sentencing Commission asking them to study the bail bond system in Connecticut and explore best practices from around the country. We need to revisit our existing laws on the bail bond system that keep these low-risk individuals in jail pre-trial in the first place. And we must ensure-for those with bail under 20 thousand dollars-that our criminal justice system is guided not by wealth or income or privilege, but on the severity of the crime.
We have to do more for our young people. We must be smarter about our policies.
We must end a cycle of crime and create the opportunity for success. And we must recognize that what may be trailblazing today may be the norm tomorrow.
That's how progress happens.
Together, we will continue the work that we began almost five years ago to reduce crime, restore confidence in our criminal justice system and end the injustice of mass incarceration in Connecticut.
And thanks to the leadership of so many people in this room and my colleagues in the legislature, we are moving the needle at all levels of government.
What we have already done here in Connecticut is in line with the approach President Obama is taking - and it's not just the morally right thing to do, it's the smart and pragmatic approach as well.
I am proud to join the President in calling on Congress to follow Connecticut's lead and pass bipartisan legislation to help bring about a second chance society across the United States.
Many of the same reforms are supported by Democrat and Republican members of Congress.
Here in Connecticut, we will continue to lead and be a loud voice in support of the President's efforts and his advocacy for meaningful criminal justice reform.
I thank you all for being leaders in our state's return to a second chance society.
I look forward to continuing this conversation in the coming months and, with your help, we will continue to lead our state and our country forward in the right direction.
Thank you.


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Toshiba is known for producing televisions, computers and, as of this summer, an epic accounting scandal. Its CEO resigned in July after an outside investigator documented that the Japanese company had overstated earnings by $1.2 billion since 2008. Smith School accounting professor Progyan Basu says detecting the point at which reasonable managerial discretion crosses the line into something more nefarious remains
Incoming full-time MBA students at the University of Maryland's Robert H. Smith School of Business didn't have to wait long to meet employers and learn what kind of talent they want to hire. A panel of corporate recruiters, including four Smith MBA alumni, shared career advice and answered questions during orientation Aug. 10-21, 2015.
In a much-discussed piece in The New York Times, which drew on interviews with more than 100 people, Amazon comes off as a rough place to work. Emails from bosses arrive after midnight, followed by texts demanding answers. Employees are encouraged "to rip into colleagues' ideas with feedback that can be blunt to the point of painful." Smith School professors Debra L. Shapiro and Subrahmaniam
Think of China like Walmart and the country's recent currency devaluation like a price-slashing sale. "Devaluing your currency is a classic way to undercut competitors on price," says Kristen Fanarakis, assistant director at the Smith School's Center for Financial Policy. "When you put your currency 'on sale,' the products you export become cheaper for other countries to buy."
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Social networking helps police in missing persons cases
How Facebook and Twitter changed the search for Chelsea King
By Daniel B. Wood
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SAN DIEGO, Calif. — An arrest has been made and criminal charges filed in the case of Chelsea King, the San Diego teenager who went for a run in the park and never returned this week. Convicted sex offender John Albert Gardner III was arraigned in San Diego on Wednesday, pleading not guilty to charges of murder and assault to commit rape.
As thousands of mourners walk the sidewalks and streets in silence, holding candles and tearfully embracing, national forensic experts say a new era of technology has arrived that significantly changes the nature of such incidents - from search and rescue to prosecution, and, in cases that end tragically as this one did, to the grieving process.
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Gingery Sips
Long-time Bay Area foodies probably remember the addicting fresh ginger ale served at the now-shuttered restaurants, Monsoon in San Francisco, Ginger Island in Berkeley and Ginger Club in Palo Alto.
Now, Bruce Cost, the chef and proprietor of those restaurants, has finally bottled that fizzy goodness. His "Fresh Ginger, Ginger Ale by Bruce Cost" says it all. The soda is made with cane sugar and fresh, whole ginger. In fact, you can see bits of actual ginger root floating in the soda, which is left unfiltered.
Cost, who went on to start the Big Bowl and Wow Bao restaurants in Chicago, brews and bottles the ginger ale in Brooklyn.
The ginger ale comes in three varieties: "Original," "Pomegranate with Hibiscus," and "Jasmine Green Tea." A 12-ounce bottle has 160 calories.
The "Origiinal" has nice heat with balanced sweetness. There's a real purity of ginger flavor here. The "Pomegrantate with Hibiscus" has the most subtle ginger flavor of the three varieties. It's a beautiful ruby color, too. My favorite was the "Jasmine Green Tea," which is infused with whole leaf green jasmine tea from Taiwan. The warm spiciness of the ginger is a wonderful match for the floral, slightly tannic notes. It's a memorable sip, indeed.
It's now being served at restaurants such as the Slanted Door in San Francisco, and is available for about $2 per 12-ounce bottle at select Bay Area Whole Foods, Bi-Rite Market in San Francisco, Rainbow Grocery in San Francisco, and the Pasta Shop in Oakland and Berkeley, where I bought a bottle of each to try recently.
Another refreshing ginger beverage is Fentiman's Ginger Beer. Made with ginger root extract, it has a more medicinal taste than the Bruce Cost beverage, as well as a faint citrus note.


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Closures to protect the Glen trails
The sunny, mild weather on a recent weekend offered just the sort of break from winter that draws cabin-fevered walkers to the wood. So why, over a span of lovely days, did Glen Helen close?
Longtime raptor caretaker retires
A conservative estimate of the number of birds Betty Ross has handled in her nearly 30 years at the Raptor Center might be 4,500.
Rise against the green Glen invaders
If weeding the flower garden out back sounds bad, imagine weeding a forest. Then imagine that forest encircled by an army of invasive species.
Yellow Springs Community Foundation celebrates 40 years cultivating community
The three-heart logo that has stood for the Yellow Springs Community Foundation since 1974 represents its three pillars — the donors, the recipients and the beneficiaries: the people of Yellow Springs.
Glen Helen's pancake breakfast returns
Who can resist the thought of eating a pile of fluffy golden pancakes seated next to friends and neighbors as the spring sun streams through the window at our homey Outdoor Education Center?
Glen Helen makes bid for Girl Scout camp
It's been nearly 50 years since Glen Helen has expanded its borders, but the preserve recently entered into an agreement that its leaders hope will result in the acquisition of 28 acres.
Charges filed in Glen Helen 'gunman' scare
Cody Buffenbarger, 22, of Springboro, was charged last week with falsification, a first-degree misdemeanor, for fabricating a story on June 27 about a man with a gun near Ecocamp cabins in Glen Helen.
Antioch College, Glen Helen begin reforestation
If one of the key components of an effective education is giving people the tools to make positive change, then Antioch College, Glen Helen and the host of conscientious villagers here are in a strong position to help save the environment.
In Glen Helen, search winding down, no one found
About 20 officers from various jurisdictions combed through Glen Helen and John Bryan Park today in a search for a man alleged to be carrying a gun. However, the search was called off late this afternoon, and the man is believed to have left the area.
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This apartment is clean, well equipped and conveniently located 10 minutes walk from Sol and Plaza Mayor but without the noises! Metro Tirso de Molina (Line 1) is nearby. Will certainly stay again on my next visit. One comment to the hotel is that please install a soap tray in the shower for putting shampoo/soap etc.
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Ronald Godfrey Tanner FRGS (24 September 1927 – 10 July 2002) was an Australian professor of classics, associated for the greater part of his career with the University of Newcastle. Educated at Melbourne and Cambridge, Tanner was appointed to Newcastle University College (NUC) in 1959 and became renowned at the institution for his enthusiastic involvement in student life and for his eccentric character (he cycled about campus in full academic dress as a matter of course).[1][2]
Tanner was a key figure in the campaign for NUC's independence from the University of New South Wales.[1] According to University legend, Tanner officiated at a celebratory bonfire for the inaugural Autonomy Day, during which he poured goon libations onto the ground to "sanctify the land upon which the University rests".[3] The Godfrey Tanner Bar in the Shortland Building is named in his honour and provides $4.50 schooners for students on Wednesdays.
- ^ a b c Thompson, Matthew. "Obituary for Godfrey Tanner". The Newcastle Herald. Retrieved 17 January 2013.
- ^ "The great Godfrey Tanner lives again in art". The University of Newcastle. Retrieved 28 November 2013.
- ^ "Grant of Arms – The University of Newcastle's Declaration of Independence". Archives Outside. NSW Government. Archived from the original on 30 September 2010. Retrieved 17 January 2010.
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