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Get an overview of this hotelMotel in Kanab with free breakfast and outdoor pool
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Located in the heart of Kanab, this motel is 0.2 mi (0.3 km) from Frontier Movie Town and within 9 mi (15 km) of Moqui Cave and Fredonia Recreation Area. Downtown Fredonia is 7.6 mi (12.2 km) away.
Along with an outdoor pool, this motel has a spa tub and a seasonal outdoor pool. Free continental breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include RV/bus/truck parking.
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All 39 rooms offer free WiFi, flat-screen TVs with satellite channels, and phones. Desks and free toiletries are also available to guests.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!Opens in a new window
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Rodeway Inn features an outdoor pool and a spa tub. Public areas are equipped with complimentary wireless Internet access. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Total number of rooms - 39
- Number of floors - 2
- Free breakfast
- Free WiFi
- RV, bus, truck parking
- Free self parking
- Spa tub
- Outdoor pool
- Outdoor seasonal pool
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Outdoor pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Refrigerator (on request)
- Microwave (on request)
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking, RV, bus, truck parking
Room Amenities
- Premium TV channels
- Air conditioning
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Phone
- Microwave (on request)
- Refrigerator (on request)
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Shower/tub combination
- Satellite TV service
- Desk
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Flat-panel TV
- Free WiFi
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
Where to Eat
A complimentary continental breakfast is served each morning between 6:30 AM and 9 AM.
Nearby Things to Do
An outdoor pool and a spa tub are on site.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Mountain biking nearby
- Rock climbing nearby
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-out time is 11 AM
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Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! Children 18 years old and younger stay free when using existing bedding.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available for USD 10.00 per night.
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
- Pets allowed for an extra charge of USD 20 per accommodation, per night
- Up to 100 lb
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- The name on the credit card used at check-in to pay for incidentals must be the primary name on the guestroom reservation.
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- Pet fee: USD 20 per accommodation, per night
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 10.00 per night
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A powerful coalition of councils representing millions of London voters has joined forces in a bid to force the Government to permanently rule out a Heathrow third runway.
The Standard understands the 2M Group of 24 local authorities, which fought to get previous Heathrow expansion plans scrapped, has "re-activated" because of mounting fears of a third runway U-turn.
The all-party group of councils led a successful High Court challenge in 2010 against the previous government's plans for a new runway.
In a major warning shot to Downing Street Ravi Govindia, leader of Wandsworth council, today refused to rule out a return to the courts in a bid to ensure any expansion is defeated.
Boris Johnson today welcomed the news, with his official spokesman saying the Mayor was "very pleased" to learn of the councils' vehement opposition.
Richmond council leader Lord True today also warned that the 2M Group will fight to ensure a third runway remains "dead and buried".
It will pile pressure on David Cameron, who has announced a review into the future of Britain's airports that will not report back until after the next General Election.
The London councils are demanding that the review, by Sir Howard Davies's commission, completely excludes the third runway option.
Many opponents believe the Prime Minister's decision to postpone the report has left the door open for future expansion at Heathrow.
The 2M Group, which took its name from the two million residents of the original 12 authorities, now represents a combined population of five million people.
It claims the resulting increase in noise, pollution and congestion makes further Heathrow expansion untenable now and in the future.
They also argue that the airport can never provide the four-runway hub that most experts agree is needed.
The move comes amid an explosion in the number of complaints about noise during trials of a new more intensive use of Heathrow's two existing runways, to see if capacity could be increased by up to 25 per cent.Reuse content

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June 18, 2009
As promised in our last posting on June 15th, we would provide further details on the migration as our June safaris return back to Arusha and our driver guides report back. Special thanks to Don Vermillion who just finished his 4th Tanzania Safari with Africa Dream Safaris and his guide Peter Meena for reporting in. They covered some remote areas of the Serengeti on this latest adventure and without further delay, here is the scoop!
The migration remains splintered into at least 4 or more main groups as the wildebeest and zebra continue to make their way north towards the North Serengeti and the Mara watershed area including the Lamai Triangle. Two large groups of wildebeest were spotted in the Western Corridor with the larger group of wildebeest near the western park gate (west of Kirawira Camp) and the 2nd group (consisting of both wildebeest and zebra) being located north of the Grumeti River very close to the border between the Serengeti and Grumeti Game Reserve. A 3rd group of mainly wildebeest was spotted just south of Makoma Hill in the Central Serengeti and a 4th group of mainly zebra was seen dispersing through the Simba Kopjes area.
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Our shelter is a county funded facility. We rely heavily on donations of supplies from the public, especially for cat litter, bleach, toys, etc.. We are also the animal control for the county, so during the day, our officers are busy on the road picking up strays and doing welfare checks on owned animals. We would love for you to stop by and visit, because you are sure to find a new friend!
Adopting a friend
The adoption fee for all dogs and puppies is $85. This includes the spay/neuter, DHPP, Kennel Cough, and Rabies vaccination, heartworm test, deworming, microchip, and microchip registration with Home Again All cats and kittens are $65, and this includes the spay/neuter, Feline Leukemia Test, Rabies vaccine, RCP-Feline Leukemia vaccine, and deworming. The shelter is open Monday through Friday, from 10-5. You can also see an updated pet list at www.newberrycounty.net, then click on the animal control link. We have lots of great animals looking for a good home!
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We are located at 11494 SC Hwy 34 in the great town of Newberry. Coming from Columbia, you take I-26 to Exit 74, make a right, and we are the 5th building on the right. From Spartanburg/Greenville, take I-26 to Exit 74, make a left back over the bridge, and we are the fifth building on the right.
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New Study: Measuring Sustainability in Agriculture: Focusing on Outcomes
"It is imperative that we have metrics to verify that sustainable intensification can indeed succeed as a conservation strategy."
— Jon Fisher
By Marty Downs
A new report developed by Nature Conservancy scientists, Jon Fisher, Timothy Boucher, Samantha Attwood, and Peter Kareiva provides metrics for evaluating the "sustainable intensification" of agriculture.
The world needs to produce 70% more food by the year 2050 to support current trends in population growth and economic development, according to the Food and Agriculture Organization. A strategy known as sustainable intensification, embraced by many conservation scientists, advocates coaxing higher yields from existing agricultural lands while simultaneously reducing impact on the environment as a way to reduce the need for clearing new lands.
This new white paper by Conservancy scientists offers a way to begin testing — on multiple scales — the efficacy of this approach.
Higher crop yields per hectare may reduce the need to clear additional land, but the net effect is not necessarily a reduced environmental impact. The methods used to increase yields can include irrigation, increased fertilization, mechanization, using GMO's or other improved forms of seed, double-cropping and more.
Approaches such as intensive fertilization raise obvious concerns, but even seemingly benign interventions like improving irrigation efficiency can have counterintuitive outcomes. Farmers whose irrigation is limited by cost or water rights will generally choose to continue to withdraw the same amount of water even if their efficiency is increased. More of the irrigation water is now delivered to the root zone of the crops and transpired (consumed), and less of it returns to streams and groundwater. So less water is "wasted" (applied but not used by the crop), but water consumption actually goes up.
Other common management practices designed primarily to meet environmental objectives (e.g. conservation tillage, or leaving more crop residue on the soil surface) are ineffective in certain situations, highlighting the need to go beyond a one-size-fits-all approach.
In the paper, How Do We Know an Agricultural System is Sustainable?, Nature Conservancy scientists call on the conservation and agricultural communities to look beyond the easy answers and develop sustainability metrics that reflect the outcomes of agriculture as opposed to the practices of agriculture.
Jon Fisher, lead author of the study, says "It is imperative that we have metrics to verify that sustainable intensification can indeed succeed as a conservation strategy."
The paper proposes a measures framework that can be used from the global scale all the way down to the plot level and relies heavily on data that can be gathered from existing data sources, satellites or aerial surveys. The authors aim to identify outcomes that are important for sustainability and for which data is reasonably accessible. They propose:
- Soil health measured in terms of soil erosion and soil organic carbon;
- Fresh water consumption and quality;
- Landscape degradation measured by habitat conversion, fragmentation, and composition;
- Biodiversity measured in terms of species richness and abundance for both birds and amphibians.
The paper lays out the reasoning behind each metric, as well as existing data sources and potential future sources of data. A concluding section outlines some next steps for obtaining the needed data, as well as future studies to fill in critical gaps in our understanding of agricultural sustainability.
The authors envision this document as a useful step forward in the conversation about sustainable agriculture rather than a simple solution to a complex issue. There are several limitations and gaps to this approach, primarily the fact that agronomic variables such as yield have not been integrated into the measurement framework. Absent this kind of an integrated framework, we will not be able to determine whether or not an agricultural landscape is truly sustainable in the sense of meeting the global demand for food over long periods of time without requiring continued agricultural expansion or other negative environmental impacts.
For more information about these limitations, please read this critique of the paper from David Cleary (TNC's director of global agriculture).


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Out-Dated Fireworks Laws
Dear Editor,
The time is long overdue to change the fireworks laws in this state to provide for sensible and regulated use of all consumer fireworks. Forty-five states now allow for some level of consumer fireworks, and the national trend has been to liberalize the fireworks laws.
Statistics released by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission show a reduction from 12,500 estimated fireworks-related injuries in 1994 to only 9,800 in 2007, a reduction of over 21 percent. In 1994, America imported 117,000,000 pounds of fireworks, rising to 265,000,000 pounds in 2007, an increase of over 125 percent. When you factor in usage, based on injuries per 100,000 pounds of fireworks used, the fireworks related injuries reduced by 65.42 percent from 1994 to 2007. That is impressive.
The 1994 timeframe is meaningful. In 1994, the American Fireworks Standards Laboratory began its Quality Improvement Program and testing of the fireworks products at the factory level in China prior to the products being permitted to be exported to the U.S. Most consumer products with which any degree of risk is associated, such as ATVs, Jet skis, trampolines and the like, produce increased injuries along with increased use. Not so with consumer fireworks where use has increased and injuries have decreased.
Indiana legalized the regulated use of consumer fireworks in 2006, and the result is more tax revenue and more employment for Indiana, along with an amazing reduction in fireworks related injuries over the three seasons.
We have an American fireworksbuying public that respects the products and follows the suggested safety rules to keep fireworks use safe and keep injuries down.
Despite the overwhelming evidence, anti-fireworks groups continue to misrepresent the truth about fireworks related injuries. The facts cannot be disputed. Fireworks-related injuries have decreased at a time when fireworks use has significantly increased.
We Americans have celebrated our heritage of freedom with fireworks since 1776 when future President John Adams suggested in a letter to his wife, Abigail, that Independence
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Mut and Lou receive a phone call from US Senator John Kerry who called into the show to discuss the Boston Bruins winning the Stanley Cup Finals.
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Using a pair of scanning transmission electron microscopy (STEM) instruments for which spherical aberration (a system fault yielding blurry images) is corrected, researchers at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), Lehigh University (Bethlehem, Pa.) and Cardiff University (Cardiff, Wales, United Kingdom) for the first time achieved state-of-the-art resolution of the active gold nanocrystals absorbed onto iron oxide surfaces. In fact, the resolution was sensitive enough to even visualize individual gold atoms.
The work is reported in the Sept. 5, 2008, issue of Science.
Surface science studies have suggested that there is a critical size range at which gold nanocrystals supported by iron oxide become highly active as catalysts for CO oxidation. However, the theory is based on research using idealized catalyst models made of gold absorbed on titanium oxide. The NIST/Lehigh/Cardiff aberration-corrected STEM imaging technique allows the researchers to study the real iron oxide catalyst systems as synthesized, identify all of the gold structures present in each sample, and then characterize which cluster sizes are most active in CO conversion.
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A.A. Herzing, C.J. Kiely, A.F. Carley, P. Landon and G.J. Hutchings. Identification of active gold nanoclusters on iron oxide supports for CO oxidation. Science, Vol. 321, Issue 5894, Sept. 5, 2008.
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Also is there a way to see if there are closes with out any opens
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Roy W. Pressley
LEICESTER - Roy Way Pressley, 82, passed away Wednesday, June 20, 2012 at Memorial Campus of Mission Hospitals.
A native of Graham County, he was the son of the late Hobert Vonroe and Nora Mae Mull Pressley. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his wife, Gertie Jones Pressley, who died in 2004, and a grandson, Joshua Mills, who died in 1991. Roy was a member of Pinnacle View Baptist Church and he enjoyed hunting, fishing and camping.
He is survived by a daughter, Lois Mills of Leicester; two sons, Roy Eugene Pressley of Waynesville and Arthur Lane Pressley of Leicester; one sister, Laurine McCracken of Cherryville; seven grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held 2 p.m. on Tuesday June 26, 2012 in the chapel of Crawford / Ray Funeral Home with The Rev. Jim Bo Sneed and Reverend Jerry Sams officiating. Burial will follow at Grace United Methodist Church Cemetery. The family will receive friends from 12:30 p.m. until 2 p.m.at the funeral home prior to the funeral service.
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'Reckless' Anna Wood and 'The Amazing Spider-Man 2's' Dane DeHaan enjoy 'exciting whirlwind'
Marriage to the Green Goblin may be easier if you're also an actor who knows just what goes into making someone a monster.
The star of CBS' Southern-set law drama "Reckless" — premiering Sunday, June 29 — Anna Wood is the wife of Dane DeHaan, who just had a big box-office weekend as one of the web-slinger's prime enemies in the instant-hit movie "The Amazing Spider-Man 2." While she's excited about her show, Wood says she was just as thrilled to make recent promotional rounds with her spouse.
"Oh, my gosh, it's been just the most exciting whirlwind of a month for us," the former "Mad Men" and "House of Lies" guest star tells Zap2it. "He just went to London to start shooting the movie 'Tulip Fever,' and we couldn't believe it was already time for him to leave. Every day, we've had a new thing to do to celebrate all the wonderful opportunities we've had."
Wood's own film work has been on the order of smaller, independent films, such as director-writer-star Edward Burns' 2010 comedy "Nice Guy Johnny." However, she maintains if an "Amazing Spider-Man" came her way, she'd certainly consider it … "especially after seeing what an amazing time" DeHaan had.
"They're all unique experiences, depending on who you have on board. For this one, I got to do the entire European tour with them, and they couldn't have been a nicer or more enthusiastic group of people. They totally had their hearts in the right place."
Woods adds she was "blown away by the amount of charity work, and work with kids, that they did as they went to each different city. If you can keep it as grounded and humble and fun as they did, where do I sign up?"
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The townhouse living community is the newest housing option for students at Hiram College. The townhouses offer a more independent living experience for upper-class students. Students must go through an application process and sign a lease to reside in the townhouses. Each townhouse has four finished single bedrooms; a kitchen with refrigerator, stove, microwave and dishwasher; and a furnished living room. Each townhouse has two bathrooms, a washer and dryer, air-conditioning, cable television, Internet access and four private parking spaces.
Learn more in the Townhouse Living Guide.
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Rodriguez Sneaks By Alvarez!
By Alex Dombroff and Billy "Loops" Luppert at ringside
Delvin Rodriguez used a late round surge to escape with a razor thin unanimous decision over Shamone Alvarez in the main event of ESPN2's Friday Night Fights. Rodriguez (24-2-2, 14 KOs) struggled early by trying to adapt to Alvarez's lefty attack, but seemed to wear Alvarez down starting with a flurry to end round eight. Rodriguez connected in round eleven landing a strong left hand, which sent Alvarez to the canvas. Alvarez (20-2, 11 KOs) was able to survive the eleventh and finished strong in the final round. It was not enough however as Rodriguez took the decision by scores of 114-113 twice and 115-112 to retain his USBA welterweight title.
Unbeaten welterweight prospect Raymond Serrano (9-0, 5 KOs) displayed his talents to a packed crowd at the Mohegan Sun Arena as he won an almost shutout unanimous decision victory over Catskill, NY's Jay Krupp (12-2, 5 KOs). Scores of the bout were 60-53 twice and 58-55. Krupp was knocked to the canvas in round one by a straight right from Serrano. Serrano controlled the contest landing the harder and stronger punches throughout as he kept his opponent on the defensive throughout.
United States Olympian Demetrius Andrade made quick work of Ohio native Tim Joseph in the televised opener. Andrade's speed advantage was evident immediately, and an uppercut just seconds into the fight sent Joseph into a permanent back pedal. Andrade (3-0, 3 KOs) spent the better part of the next minute chasing Joseph around the ring. With Joseph (4-2-1, 1 KO) cornered, Andrade unleashed a barrage of punches, and didn't let up until referee Dick Flahrety jumped in to save Joseph at 1:53 of the opening round.
Frank Trader scored the first knockout of his young career, stopping outmatched Edwin Rosado in the second round. Trader (3-0, 1 KO) controlled Rosado throughout the short duration of the fight, landing his right hand at ease. Rosado (1-5, 1 KO) finally succumbed to the punishment, courtesy of another Trader right, and Dick Flaherty waved off the bout at 1:49 of the second.
Crusierweight Josh Harris (3-2-1 2 KOs) scored a first round knockout over David Williams (6-3-1, 2 KOs). Harris dropped with a right hook and referee Michael Ortega reached the count of 10. Time of the bout was :21
In the opening bout of the evening, Philadelphia's Tyrone Miles (1-0) won a four round majority decision over Ontario, Canada's Chris Aucoin (1-2-1). Scores of the bout were 39-37 twice for Miles and 38-38 draw.


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Jury deliberates illegal trade charges against former Dynegy, El Paso energy traders; federal appeals court reverses several convictions against ex-Merrill Lynch executives accused of Enron-related fraud…Texas would share proceeds from proposed new oil and gas drilling…Comcast taking over Time Warner cable TV system in Houston…
A federal jury began deliberating today whether two former Houston energy traders illegally reported bogus transactions. Former Dynegy trader Michelle Valencia and former El Paso Corporation trader Greg Singleton are on trial in Houston. They allegedly illegally reported bogus transactions before scrutiny of trading practices heightened in the aftermath of the Enron crash. Valencia and Singleton were the first in a string of traders to face a jury after a lengthy federal investigation of errant trading practices launched after the 2001 Enron crash. The two are accused of reporting fake data to industry publications in 2000 and 2001 that use the information to calculate natural gas index prices. The publications–such as Inside FERC Gas Market Report or Natural Gas Intelligence–calculate price based on information supplied by traders or their companies. They, in turn, use those prices in trading. Such indexes are used to price billions of dollars in transactions involving natural gas and electricity in physical and financial markets each year. Lawyers for Valencia and Singleton say they reported bogus data, as did other energy merchants, but did so on orders and didn't know the practice could be criminal. Valencia faces 23 counts of conspiracy, false reporting and wire fraud. Singleton faces eight counts of conspiracy, false reporting and wire fraud in allegations that largely overlap with those against Valencia. Both say they're innocent.
A federal appeals court has reversed several convictions against four ex-Merrill Lynch executives accused of fraudulent dealings with Enron. The four had been found guilty of helping engineer Enron's 1999 sale of mobile power plants to the brokerage to help Enron appear to have met earnings targets. The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans yesterday found fault with the government's theory of fraud that led to the wire fraud and conspiracy convictions. Convictions were reversed for James Brown, William Fuhs, Daniel Bayly and Robert Furst. Bayly is Merrill's former head of investment banking. They were among five former executives found guilty of one count of conspiracy and two counts of wire fraud in November 2004 in connection with the sham sale of power barges anchored off the coast of Nigeria. The four defendants had appealed on several grounds, including problems with jury instructions and the government's arguments of criminal liability and deprivation of honest services.
Regulators must consider ordering stiffer penalties for companies that manipulated markets and caused blackouts in the 2000-2001 energy crisis. The ruling today comes from the Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco in an Enron-related case. The court says the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission's 2003 handling of some fallout from California's energy crisis was "arbitrary, capricious and an abuse of discretion." California has sought reimbursement for up to $10 billion paid for overpriced power. The FERC ordered energy companies, including several subsidiaries of Enron, to pay about $3 billion. Those repayments are from October of 2000 to June of 2001. Regulators must now entertain allegations and possibly demand refunds for market manipulation before October of 2000.
El Paso Corporation has reached settlements of shareholder class action lawsuits, agreeing to pay $273 million to the plaintiffs. The company will pay about $48 million and its insurers will contribute about $225 million. El Paso also settled an associated derivative lawsuit, agreeing to pay $17 million–$12 million will be used to fund the settlement of the shareholder litigation. El Paso says it's resolving legacy litigation to focus on the core businesses of natural gas pipelines and exploration and production.
More oil money could flow to Texas under a bill approved by the U.S. Senate to open areas of the Gulf of Mexico to oil and gas drilling. Supporters say the measure would be a major step toward producing more domestic energy and forcing down natural gas prices that have soared in recent years. Energy attorney Andy Taylor with Bracewell & Giuliani's Austin office says Texas and Houston will benefit from expanded offshore drilling.
"The involvement we will have–Texans will have–in the infrastructure development to develop these reserves, even in the eastern Gulf coast, and then the increased flow of natural gas and crude oil into the petrochemical industry in Texas, the crude oil refining industry in Texas–all of that–will benefit from this increased development even though the wells themselves will be physically located east of the Texas Gulf Coast."
Critics of the legislation note that it will be years before any oil or gas will be taken and that the legislation falls short of addressing many of the country's energy problems. Still, the bill attracted wide, bipartisan support. The money would come from oil and gas leases to be offered for more than eight million acres off Florida's coast. It calls for Texas, Alabama, Louisiana and Mississippi to share 37.5 percent of the federal leasing proceeds from new Gulf drilling.
"You know, we're the states that are bearing the burden of developing these natural gas and crude oil reserves for the entire country. I just think that's a good recognition by the Senate that these Gulf Coast states, including Texas, deserve some compensation for that burden that they bear to supply the rest of the country."
Texas gets ten percent of that after 2007. Beginning in 2017, Texas will get 21 percent of the revenues as other parts of the Gulf are opened. Senator John Cornyn says the bill is a windfall for Texas. Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison says the first areas to be opened would provide more than 1.2 billion barrels of oil and 5.8 trillion cubic feet of gas. Taylor, who worked for five years as an engineer in the oil and gas business before attending law school, says any move to get new reserves to market is good.
"The country is so dependent right now on domestic supplies of natural gas and crude oil that any move by our government leaders to allow domestic production to increase and allow the oil and gas companies, many of which are based in Houston, to do what they do best and that is go out and find oil and gas reserves and get them to the market, any move along those lines is good for Texas and good for the country."
The passage of the bill in the Senate sets up a dispute with the House, which favors even more drilling in waters now off-limits.
Comcast is taking over the cable television system in Houston now run by Time Warner Cable in early 2007, under an agreement reached in 1985. The two companies jointly owned the Houston franchise, managed by Time Warner. Comcast is dissolving the Houston partnership as it divests its ownership interests in Time Warner. The move follows their joint acquisition of Adelphia Communication's assets. The companies have been swapping cable systems to help the Adelphia acquisition.
Meanwhile, Time Warner reports a billion dollars in quarterly profit. That's in contrast to the loss of $409 million a year ago when it took a charge for settling securities litigation. Time Warner's cable TV business grew on increasing high speed Internet and digital phone customers. It offset weakness at AOL, which today unveiled a long-awaited plan to offer many of its services, including e-mail, for free.
Yukos has been officially declared bankrupt, after a three-year effort by Russian tax authorities that critics say was a politically-motivated campaign against the founder of Yukos. Arbitration Court Judge Pavel Markov pronounced the oil company bankrupt and okayed the liquidation of its remaining assets. No sale timeline has been given, but creditors are still able to submit claims. The company's production unit, Yuganskneftegaz, was sold to the state after a December 2004 auction. Analysts expect that state-owned gas monopoly Gazprom and state-controlled oil company Rosneft will acquire the assets. Yukos founder Mikhail Khodorkovsky remains in jail.
Gasoline prices hovering in the $3 a gallon range are prompting consumers to cut spending or change their spending habits–but not the way they drive. A survey conducted by the Boston Consulting Group finds 77 percent of Americans say they've already had to cut back or change spending over the past year. In addition, nearly half see the possibility of pump prices hitting $5.50 a gallon–close to European levels–in the next two years. At the same time, though, the random-digit-dial phone survey of more than 1,000 adults nationwide finds most Americans seem to have maintained their driving habits with "very little cutback in average consumer driving."
EGL Eagle Global Logistics has paid $4 million to settle alleged over-billing for military cargo shipments, according to the Houston Business Journal. The Justice Department said the Houston-based air and ocean freight services provider added improper war risk surcharges to shipments of military goods from Dubai, United Arab Emirates to Iraq. EGL was a subcontractor for Houston-based Halliburton subsidiary KBR. A former EGL vice president admitted adding $1.14 million in surcharges to invoices, and directed a subordinate to create fraudulent invoices. EGL launched its own investigation after receiving a subpoena from the Office of the Inspector General of the Department of Defense in 2004 and fired two employees as a result of the investigation.
The Houston office market is on a roll, according to O'Connor & Associates, citing increases in rents, occupancy and absorption in the second quarter. Current occupancy stands at 84.24 percent, after bottoming out two years ago at 81.99 percent. Rental rates have risen four cents per square foot over the quarter to $18.44, and since the beginning of the year, Houston has registered 29 sales of multi-tenant office properties.
Three million dollars in grant funding for five workforce development programs for the biotechnology and life science industries have been announced by Governor Rick Perry under the "Meeting Industries' Critical Workforce Needs" grant program. The Texas legislature in 2003 passed legislation calling for the development of strategies to strengthen competitiveness of six key industry clusters, including information and computer technology, petroleum refining and chemical products, energy, aerospace and defense, advanced technologies and manufacturing, as well as biotechnology and life sciences. One grant of over $1 million goes to the University of Houston to develop biotechnology education and training programs. The San Jacinto College District will receive just over a half-million dollars to train 500 laboratory technologists, engineers and IT specialists.
An Amarillo developer is interested in establishing an estimated $5 billion nuclear power plant at the Panhandle city. The Amarillo Globe-News today reports on the plan by George Chapman. The copyright story says Amarillo Power, which Chapman controls, is proposing a nuclear power plant that could be completed and online within a decade. Documents obtained through the Nuclear Regulatory Commission and other sources show a plan for a two-unit, 2700-megawatt advanced boiled water reactor. Chapman didn't immediately return a call seeking comment today. Amarillo has long been home to Pantex–a nuclear weapons assembly and disassembly facility. Federal law requires the NRC to ensure a company meets financial qualifications to construct and operate a nuclear plant.
The economic development chief of Illinois is in Pittsburgh in a competition with Texas over who gets the world's first near-zero-emissions coal power plant. Jack Lavin of the Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity and other Illinois officials are meeting with the people behind the venture known as FutureGen. Lavin says the Illinois and Texas contingents are learning what documentation they'll need to supply to prove their states are environmentally suited to host the billion-dollar project. A week ago, a consortium of energy companies working with the energy department in creating FutureGen announced that Illinois sites near Mattoon and Tuscola are among the four finalists. The other two locations are in Texas. The winner is scheduled to be announced in September of 2007.
The Texas Department of Public Safety is accepting applications for anyone interested in becoming a state trooper, with the next recruit school starting on January 21st, 2007 in Austin. The application deadline for Texas residents is September 22nd, and September 15th for out-of-state residents. Information is available toll-free at 1-866-TXTROOP (898-7667) or on the agency's Web site. Applicants must be U.S. citizens, at least 20 years old and have completed 90 hours of college credit.
Continental Airlines reports flying 86 percent full on its domestic mainline and only slightly less full on international flights in July. The Houston-based air carrier flew 8.7 billion revenue passenger miles, compared to 7.9 billion a year ago.
Hurricane evacuees who fled to Texas to escape Katrina and Rita have through the end of October to recertify for federal housing aid. The Federal Emergency Management Agency has been helping thousands of displaced residents pay for temporary housing and utilities. When the storms hit last August and September, about 150,000 evacuees ended up in Houston. About 16,000 families in Texas still eligible for assistance must recertify with FEMA by October 31st, to get aid through February. Another 4,000 evacuees now determined to be ineligible for more federal aid have until August 31st to begin paying for their own housing. Mayor Bill White says the able-bodied are expected to work, and those with plans to return home need to take personal responsibility. He says "it's not an entitlement."
Jeans, jerseys, shoes and socks are expected to be hot shopping items this weekend during the Texas sales tax holiday. Comptroller Carole Keeton Strayhorn is reminding consumers of the sales tax-free weekend–Friday, Saturday and Sunday–as schools prepare to reopen. Most clothing items and footwear under $100 are tax free during the three days to any and all shoppers. Backpacks, purses, bicycle helmets and sewing supplies are among the items that remain taxed. Strayhorn estimates shoppers will save $38.5 million in state sales taxes and $10.5 million in local sales taxes this year.
Insider stock sales at Irving-based Exxon Mobil rose significantly in the last week. But an analyst says that the real surprise isn't how many shares are being sold at energy companies, but how few. Ten Exxon Mobil insiders reported on Monday and Tuesday the sale of more than $30 million worth of Exxon Mobil shares. Chairman and Chief Executive Rex Tillerson, who assumed his current position on January 1st, wasn't among them. The insiders generally acquired the shares through the exercise of stock options, and sold them for an average price of $67.22 per share. That's according to data provided by the Washington service. Exxon Mobil spokesman Russ Roberts says this isn't so unusual–in fact, he says it's "very typical, because following blackout periods employees often exercise options."


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Scholarship: The Henry B. & Jessie W. Keiser Foundation
The Keiser family tree is laden with wolverines! The University of Michigan is proud to count Henry B. Keiser (AB '44), son Matthew (AB '84, MBA '66), daughter Betsy (BGS '84), and spouses Lee Rucker (AB '80) and Dr. Patrick Smith (DDS '84) among its alumni, and we are extremely thankful for the generosity of this wonderful family. In 2003, the family established an endowed scholarship through the Henry B. & Jessie W. Keiser Foundation for students from New England or the MidAtlantic states that demonstrate financial need, but also possess exceptional talent. The first student supported by this generous gift recently graduated with a degree in Brain, Behavioral, and Cognitive Science. She is headed to graduate school this year with hopes of becoming an occupational therapist.
In 2007, Lee Rucker Keiser endowed another need-based scholarship in the School of Music, Theater, and Dance for cello, viola, and string bass students from the Washington D.C. area. Lee's gift was in part inspired by the importance of music in her own life; Lee has been a violist in numerous school and community orchestras across the country. Her gift, establishing the Lee Rucker Keiser Fund, was matched by President Mary Sue Coleman through a special year-long program to encourage donors who support undergraduate scholarships.


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Rain Delays
Second Eleven
Featured News | 5th August 2011
Second Eleven Friendly
Day 2 of 3
Durham 210 & 51-1, Notts 200
As with the first eleven at the Emirates ICG, only twelve overs were possible at South Northumberland CC as the weather had the final say on the second day.
Play started 35 minutes late and 11.4 overs were played before rain stopped play at 12.20pm.
During that period, Durham scored 51-1, losing the wicket of Ben Raine caught behind by Adeel Shafique off the bowling of Jake Ball for 20.
Several restart times were scheduled but the players finally managed to get on the field again at 3.30pm only to be driven off after two balls as the rain returned, allowing the players to return to the well equipped clubhouse to hone their skills on the pool table.
An early tea was taken but play was called off for the day around 4.30pm.


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A revamped Nestlé factory which will manufacture Coffee-mate products for Latin America and the Caribbean was inaugurated last week.
The Chiapa de Corzo factory in the Mexican state of Chiapas – which now locally produces Coffee-mate coffee creamers having previously imported from the United States – will supply products to Mexico, Central America, South America and the Caribbean.
The renovation comes under the MXN 100 million (over CHF 7.9 million) investment in Chiapas announced by the Company in 2009. Taking nearly 12 months to complete, the enhanced facility has generated around 150 direct jobs and over 25,000 indirect jobs in the region.
Juan Carlos Marroquín Cuesta, CEO for Nestlé Mexico, was joined by Juan Sabines Guerrero, the Constitutional Governor of the State of Chiapas, Bruno Ferrari García de Alba, the Minister of Economy, and other state officials at the official inauguration on September 10, 2010.
Since 1970, when the factory started operations, Nestlé has created shared value jointly with the state government and local farmers. The purchase of coffee, cocoa and milk in the region is very important for the Company and for the development of Chiapas. With the transformation of this factory, Nestlé continues to significantly support the state's development.
In addition, over the past 40 years, the facility has invested in improving the factory with indoor and outdoor solar powered lighting, rainwater recovery systems, 300 solar water heaters and a LEED certified general service building, largely reducing CO2 emissions.
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Kaylie McDougal and Nick Marino have reached the end of ALF Season One! To celebrate, we're giving away a copy of it on DVD. Here's how to win:
Tell us your favorite ALF memory in the comments by Sunday, July 7th! It can be about the show itself, an awesome ALF toy, a freaky ALF dream, or even your fav moment from our ALF review podcasts. We'll read your responses on next week's podcast and announce the winner.
If you play your cards right, this DVD set of the ol' ALFer could be yours.
Okay, enough about the contest. On with the BARF!! We review ALF s1 e25 and ALF s1 e26, two decent episodes of ALF featuring big bugs and crazy neighbors. Kaylie made screencaps of s1 e25 and s1 e26, and Nick (despite being naked in a hot closet and suffering from multiple bodily injuries) made some too.
Next up, Kaylie and Nick review Disco Worms, an odd animated film from Denmark that's streaming on Netflix. It's about Barry, a persecuted earthworm who dreams of becoming a famous disco singer. Kaylie made 'caps and Nick made 'caps.
After the end theme, Skipper Martin joins us for a follow up to last week's discussion of his story, The More They Stay Insane, from Outlaw Territory Vol. 3.
Next: We're taking a week off from ALF! But we'll still be here to announce the winner of ALF S1 on DVD and talk about other stupid stuff.


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Light and bright
A selection of salads by Stephanie Alexander.
A colourful spread of simple, salady appetisers encourages the digestive juices to flow.
ANY version of the groaning board - by which I mean plenty of food laid out in an attractive manner - speaks of generosity and hospitality.
One of the simplest ways to welcome guests for a spring or summer lunch party is to arrange simple, salady things with an eye to colour and texture, and encourage grazing while the barbecue is heating up. The combinations are truly endless.
Most such dishes will sit happily on a table for a couple of hours without wilting, melting or otherwise spoiling, and many actually improve as they soak up dressings and spices.
They are light enough to ease initial hunger pangs and will encourage the digestive juices to flow, but are not so substantial as to spoil appetite for the main event.
It is not at all surprising that setting out a parade of savoury, colourful dishes is so popular in so many of the world's cuisines.
Think of Greece, Italy, Spain, North Africa, Indonesia - and these are just the countries where I have experienced this style of eating.
I have given quantities for four but in all cases they can be doubled or tripled. I think the salads should be served in reasonably shallow dishes, so the colours can be admired.
Set out serving spoons for each salad, a pile of small plates, forks, napkins and maybe warmed pita bread, or Turkish bread, or warmed tortillas.
Go easy on the bread to leave plenty of room for the rest of the lunch.
Button mushroom salad
300g button mushrooms
2 spring onions
2 tbsp chopped flat-leaf parsley
sea salt and pepper
juice of 1/2 a lemon
2 tbsp extra virgin olive oil
1 tsp coriander seeds
100g chunk sweet potato, about 8cm long, peeled
2 tbsp vegetable oil for frying
- Wipe button mushrooms if necessary and, with a sharp knife, cut into 5mm slices. Transfer to a bowl. Trim spring onions, halve lengthwise and then cut into fine slivers by slicing at a long angle. Add the spring onions to the bowl.
- Add the parsley, sea salt, freshly ground black pepper, lemon juice and the extra virgin olive oil. Toss to mix.
- In a small non-stick frying-pan, toast the coriander seeds until they smell fragrant. Tip into a mortar and pestle and grind to a coarse powder. Toss through mushrooms and taste again for seasoning. The salad should not be at all wet as the oil will continue to soften the mushrooms as the salad sits. Transfer to a shallow bowl.
- Cut thin slivers from the sweet potato with a potato peeler. Heat vegetable oil in the small non-stick frying pan and have a plate alongside lined with a doubled thickness of kitchen paper.
- Drop slivers of sweet potato into the hot oil and adjust heat to a convincing sizzle. The slivers will take about 3 minutes to cook and crisp. Lift out with a slotted spoon onto the paper and cook another batch.
- Surround the mushroom salad with the sweet potato crisps, lightly piled around the edges.
Sweet and sour onions
12 pickling onions
2 tbsp butter
1 tbsp castor sugar
1 tbsp tomato paste
3 tbsp red-wine vinegar
1 cup chicken stock or water
1 tbsp chopped parsley (optional)
sea salt
freshly ground black pepper
1 tbsp vegetable oil for frying
1 tbsp toasted pine nuts
- Place pickling onions in a saucepan and cover with cold water. Bring to the boil. Tip into a colander, peel and discard the brown skins, leaving the root end attached at this stage.
- Rinse the saucepan and dry it. Melt butter in the pan and add the sugar. Stir until sugar has dissolved. Tip in the onions, and stir to coat. Stir the tomato paste into the red-wine vinegar. Add the vinegar mixture to the pan with the stock. Cover and cook for about 15 minutes over a moderate heat until onions test tender with a skewer or the tip of a sharp knife. Uncover the saucepan, increase the heat and boil for 3-4 minutes to reduce the sauce.
- Lift onions from the sauce with a slotted spoon and place on a plate. Trim away the root ends and, if very large, cut onions in half. Return onions to sauce and stir in parsley, if using. Taste and adjust seasoning. Transfer sweet and sour onions to a shallow dish.
- Heat vegetable oil in a small non-stick frying pan and have a plate alongside lined with a doubled thickness of kitchen paper. (Perhaps use the oil that remains after frying the sweet-potato crisps). Fry the pine nuts, and when golden quickly scoop from the oil with a slotted spoon onto the paper-lined plate. Scatter over the onions.
Asparagus with walnut oil
12 fat stalks asparagus
1 tsp sea salt
1 tsp walnut oil
2 tsp extra virgin olive oil
sea salt
- Snap off the woody end of each asparagus stalk and trim the ends. Bring a deep saute pan of water to simmering point and add the salt. Lay the asparagus stalks in the water and simmer for about 4-5 minutes, depending on thickness. Have ready a plate lined with a clean cloth. When done, the tip of a sharp knife should just penetrate the asparagus stalk - it will continue to soften.
- Remove asparagus to the cloth for a moment to drain and then to the shallow serving dish. While still hot, drizzle over the walnut and olive oils. Season lightly and shake the dish to blend the oils.
- Do not add lemon juice or vinegar to the asparagus at this point as either will discolour the vegetable. If you wish, place small pieces of lemon in the dish for guests to add as they serve themselves.
Carrot and blood orange salad
2 medium carrots, peeled and coarsely grated
2 blood oranges
handful of black olives
sea salt
1 tsp honey
few drops orange-flower water
juice of 1/2 a lemon
2 tbsp extra virgin olive oil
- Combine all dressing ingredients in a salad bowl and mix to dissolve the honey.
- Cut a slice from each end of the blood oranges and, with a sharp knife, carve the peel from the flesh.
- Holding the orange cradled in your left hand, slide the knife down one side of the membrane of an orange segment, and then the other side of the segment. Drop the freed segment into the bowl and continue until all orange segments are in the bowl. Squeeze the orange "skeleton" over the bowl. Repeat with second orange. Add the grated carrot and mix.
- Taste and adjust the balance of the salad with either more orange-flower water (it should be subtle) or more olive oil. Transfer to a flattish dish and put black olives around the edges.
Quail eggs with hazelnut dukkah and herbs
12 quail eggs* or 4 bantam eggs
1 tsp extra virgin olive oil
2 tbsp chopped parsley
1 tbsp chopped chives
1 tsp chopped mint
1 clove garlic
Dukkah (This will make more than is needed for this dish but the rest can be stored in a screw-top jar. It is difficult to make much less)
25g hazelnuts
50g sesame seeds
25g coriander seeds
sea salt
- Bring a saucepan of lightly salted water to the boil and lower in the eggs. Simmer for 5 minutes (quail eggs) or 8 minutes (bantam eggs). Drain and immediately crumple the shells of the quail eggs with light pressure of your hands. Tap the shells of the bantam eggs to allow air to get in under the membrane. This makes the eggs easier to shell later on. Leave to cool.
- Mix the chopped herbs together. Chop the garlic very finely and mix with the herbs.
- To make dukkah: Heat oven to 180C and roast the hazelnuts until pale golden. Rub in a clean tea-towel to remove most of the brown skins. Chop coarsely or process for a few seconds only and tip into a bowl.
- In a small non-stick frying pan, toast the sesame seeds, stirring with a wooden spoon until golden. Transfer to a mortar and pestle and grind just a little. Tip the crushed seeds into the bowl with the hazelnuts.
- Wipe out the pan and dry-toast the coriander seeds. Transfer to a mortar and pestle and grind coarsely. Combine with sesame seeds and hazelnuts.
- Mix half of the seed-nut mixture with the herb and garlic mixture. Add sea salt and freshly ground pepper. Store remaining dukkah in a screw-top jar for another day.
- Peel the eggs. (Quail eggs have a very tough membrane under the shell so be patient. Once you have pierced this membrane the shell will peel away very easily). Brush the eggs with the olive oil and halve lengthwise. Brush the cut side of the eggs with a little olive oil to prevent the surface from drying. Roll the eggs thickly in the herb and seed mixture and arrange on a shallow plate.
* Quail eggs are available in Victoria Street, Richmond, from several butcher's shops and at poultry stalls in some fresh food markets.
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Tyrosine is an amino acid whose polarity and phenol functions make it special. It is non-essential' which means it can be made by the body- the body actually is able to make it from the amino acid phenylalanine. Still' it may be important to supplement your diet with an extra tyrosine source' as well as important B vitamins.
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Serving Size: 1 Capsule
Servings Per Container: 100
Amount Per Serving / % DV
Thiamin (As thiamine HCI) 6mg / 400%
Riboflavin (Vitamin B2) 5mg / 294%
Vitamin B6 (As pyridoxine HCI) 6mg / 300%
Folate (As L-5-MTHF) Metafolin® 25mcg / 7%
Vitamin B12 (As methylcobalamin) 50mcg / 833%
Biotin 50mcg / 17%
Pantothenic Acid (As calcium pantothenate) 10mg / 100%
Niacinamide 25mg / *
Tyrosine 400mg / *
*Daily Value not established.
Other Ingredients: Gelatin capsule' calcium carbonate' leucine' and silica.
Contains no coatings' binders' yeast' wheat' gluten' milk/dairy' corn protein' soy protein' eggs' sugar' hydrogenated oil' artificial coloring' artificial flavoring' or preservatives.
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Germiston a gold mine for luxury home buyers
Luxury home buyers with an eye on value are forsaking traditional hunting grounds for Lambton and Klippoortje in Germiston, where similar properties cost up to three times less than in areas such as Bedfordview.
That's the word from Simon Smith, principal of Harcourts Full Circle in Germiston, who says the city's exclusive suburbs offer "tremendous value compared with those down the road".
One of South Africa's largest cities, Germiston is the seat of the Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality which serves most of the East Rand and part of the Greater Johannesburg Metropolitan Area. It's a bustling metropolis, with 70 percent of the Western world's gold supply passing through its gold refinery. It's also home to a host of subsidiary industries and thriving industrial, retail and commercial components.
Klippoortje and Lambton, which has the added advantage of being on the doorstep of Germiston's upmarket retail and business hub in Webber Road, are proving particularly popular with young family buyers and "yuppies" who want spacious grounds, generous accommodation and living areas and proximity to Germiston's finest schools, says Smith. Homes in these suburbs range in price from R1m to around R3m, whereas the same properties in nearby Bedfordview are significantly more expensive, he avers.
According to Smith, Germiston, which has grown up around the area's gold mining industry, is more than holding its own in the current property market. Buyer activity is most prevalent in areas such as Elsburg and Tedstoneville, which he describes as a "quick moving, value-based market". It's to these suburbs that people are relocating from traditional townships such as Vosloorus and Katlehong, intent on upgrading their homes and being closer to their work places and transport routes. The most sought-after price range is between R450 000 and R600 000, which he says will typically buy an older, three bedroom house.
Smith also reports good buying interest in middle market suburbs such as Hazelpark and Dinwiddie, where freestanding family homes cost anywhere from R750 000 to R1m. A very large percent of these buyers are Eskom employees and civil servants with easy access to home finance through their employers, he notes further.
Underpinning the viability of Germiston's residential property market is the reemergence of developers, he continues. "We've had quite a few calls from developers in the last few weeks, most of whom are looking at the lower end of the market. In all likelihood, this will translate to the construction of two and three-storey blocks comprising units of around 50m² in size."
To buy successfully in Germiston's market, Smith says it's critical to have an unblemished credit record. "The banks are still very risk-shy, declining up to 50 percent of all loan applications. The chances of getting a loan are pretty remote for applicants with adverse comments on their credit records."
Further to this, he says it's common practice at the moment for the banks to grant bonds for less than the amount requested. "Buyers must ensure that they have access to funds that they can use to pay not only costs but also any shortfalls should the banks grant them less than the amounts for which they applied," he advises.
Also, prospective buyers need to work out what they can afford based on their disposable income. "The focus needs to be not on what you earn but what you can afford to pay each month," says Smith.
For sellers, he pulls no punches. "You won't see an offer if you don't price correctly," he says. "And, if your property has been on the market for six months or more, you need to consider that you're dealing with the wrong agent. Most buyers start their searches on the Internet so make sure that when selecting an agent to market your property, they belong to a company with a proper website and which has links to the big property portals."
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The sentencing for Clayton Garzon, who brutally beat a gay man in downtown Davis last March, has been continued until January, while attorneys determine if a plea agreement reached in October needs to be revised.
Garzon was scheduled for sentencing Wednesday, but the matter was put off until Jan. 15.
Garzon, 20, had his sentencing continued in March after issues related with California's prison realignment law became known.
On March 10, the 20-year-old Davis resident attacked and severely beat Lawrence "Mikey" Partida in a residential front yard. Partida suffered several serious injuries, including a fractured skull, fractured bones in his face and damage to his eye.
He pleaded no contest to one felony battery charge with a hate crime enhancement and was scheduled to be sentenced Oct. 20. Under the agreement, Garzon would have served five years in the Yolo County Jail with a chance for release after half that time was served.
But as Chief Deputy District Attorney Jonathan Raven later explained, "Questions have been raised as to whether (Garzon) is eligible to serve his prison sentence" in county jail under realignment.
Raven, the lead prosecutor in the case, said that under realignment, also known as AB 109, many felons now serve their "prison" sentences in county jails instead. He described the law as "evolving and unsettled."
Passed in 2011, AB 109 was designed to relieve overcrowding in the state prison system by redirecting inmates to county jails. County government officials, including in Yolo, have said the shift is burdening their jails with overcrowding. They also say county jails are beginning to take on a "prison culture."
However, to be eligible for jail sentences under AB 109 in the first place, inmates' crimes must meet the "non-non-non" criteria: non-violent, non-serious and non sex offenders. Garzon's crime appears to not meet at least one of those criteria.
Due to the complications, Yolo Superior Court Judge Dave Rosenberg decided to put off Garzon's sentencing until Wednesday, but was continued again.
"Based on circumstances and legal issues arising out of the evolving realignment law, after discussion between the parties and the judge, and dialogue with probation, it was necessary to put this case over to the December court date," the District Attorney's Office said in a statement.
Raven said the sentencing complications are not connected to a recent violation of Garzon's conditions of release. According to Yolo County Probation Officer Dan Fruchtenicht, Garzon recently had failed to keep the battery charged on his GPS device, meaning officials were unable to track his movements for several hours.
The violation led authorities to bring Garzon into custody a week early. He remains in custody at the Yolo County Jail, where has been held since Oct. 23, until his next sentencing date.


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Mandy fu <email@example.com>
st: multiple imputation when all the independent variables have no missing values
Fri, 5 Mar 2010 14:18:26 -0500
Dear all,
I met some difficulty of conducting multiple imputation for ordinal
categorical variables. It would be great if someone could give me some
The data set I have includes :
*450 observations totally
*204 ordinal variables (after imputation these 204 items are used to
calculate 5 scales, which are the dependent variables in the following
regressions) have missing values
* 4 independent variables (dummy variables) no
missing values at all
I used --ice-- and included all the 208 variables in the variable list
to be imputed using ologit.
I have two questions:
(1) When the independent variables have NO missing values and only the
variables used to calculate depended variables have missing values, is
it appropriate to use multiple imputation? I doubt I was off the right
track from the very beginning.
(2) If the answer to (1) is yes, I cannot understand why the computer
works unbelievably slowly when conducting the MI. It took 6 hours for
the computer to finish only 4 cycles and there are 6 cycles left (I
set cycle (10) m(5)).
Thanks for your time!
Mandy Fu
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Armegeddon Outta Here!
There was a day when the faithful gathered, Bibles open heavenward, convinced Judgment Day was upon them and the Savior would appear any second. That day was Sept. 6, 1994, and the man behind the date was none other than Harold Camping, a civil engineer who developed a mathematical formula with which to tabulate the end-times. But a funny thing happened on the way to the Rapture, and Camping has since adjusted his numbers and bought billboards blasting the new juncture: May 21, 2011. One solitary Bible passage is used as evidence of the Rapture (1 Thessalonians 4:17 ), the notion of which was conjured up around 1830 and popularized by John Nelson Darby, the first of many end-times kooks. That said, Camping's billboards undoubtedly will inspire something, and just as Camping's Family Radio website quotes Ezekiel 33:3, "...blow the trumpet... warn the people," the good folks over at Armadillicious Music beckon you to take shelter with the Judgment Day Festival, where, organizer Elissa Rosen promises, "The unbiased Hand of Judgment brought forth through the mighty deliverance of all that is rock will pimp-slap you sideways into eternity." The prophetic, d-tuned, stoner rock frenzy features Ed Mundell's Ultra-Electric-Mega-Galactic, Totimoshi, Hallowed Engine, Ride the Sun, Sonic Medusa, A'rk & Olem, in what, as far as we can tell, will be a Rapture all its own.
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The weather wasn't great on Tuesday evening but it didn't perturb the latest group of volunteers from completing and passing their seated ski instructor course! The group have been helping out with the Battle Back courses at Heron Lake through the summer.
L-R: Amanda Smith, Gareth Evans, Kelly Bostock, Michelle Norton, Matthew Price, Ashley Clare
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Lam Wins World Championship Spot
TING CHI ROYDEN LAM has won the Greater China Qualifier to earn himself a Ladbrokes World Darts Championship debut in December.
The Hong Kong ace will cap his first year on the professional circuit by appearing at Alexandra Palace in the £1 million tournament, where he will enter alongside other International Qualifiers in the preliminary Round.
The Greater China saw players initially split into 16 groups for the round robin stage, before the top two from each group progressed to the knockout stage from the last 32 onwards.
Lam's success in winning the event follows on from a memorable year, which began with him winning a Tour Card at Qualifying School in January.
He went on to qualify for the Speedy Services UK Open in June, where he lost to Wayne Jones, and is also enjoying success in the DARTSLIVE - THE WORLD soft-tip championship.
Ladbrokes World Darts Championship
Greater China Qualifier
Last 16
Ting Chi Royden Lam 3-2 Liu Cheng'An
Wang Chunfa 3-1 Liu Songtao
Tsia Tzu Hao 3-0 Ma Ligong
Shen Jianhua 3-0 Chan Tsz Kin
Deng Yin 3-2 Ling Yuyi
Xie Lan 3-1 Geng chao
Jiang Yunfei 3-2 Sun Qiang
Xie Wenge 3-0 Su Ligang
Ting Chi Royden Lam 4-0 Wang Chunfa
Tsia Tzu Hao 4-1 Shen Jianhua
Deng Yin 4-1 Xie Lan
Jiang Yunfei 4-2 Xie Wenge
Ting Chi Royden Lam 4-2 Tsia Tzu Hao
Deng Yin 4-1 Jiang Yunfei
Ting Chi Royden Lam 5-0 Deng Yin
Ladbrokes World Darts Championship
Qualified Players
DPA Australian Grand Prix Champion: Kyle Anderson
Oceanic Masters Champion: Beau Anderson
New Zealand Champion: Rob Sazbo
South African Masters Champion: Devon Petersen
South Asia Qualifier: Mohammed Latif Sapup
Philippines Qualifier: Edward Santos
Scandinavian Order of Merit Winner: Per Laursen
Scandinavian Play-Off Winner: Dennis Lindskjold
Irish Matchplay Champion: Colin McGarry
PDC Unicorn Challenge Tour Order of Merit Winner: Ross Smith*
Greater China Qualifier - Ting Chi Royden Lam
Remaining Qualifiers
Iberian Qualifier (Last Eight Play-Off on November 1)
North American Championship Tour Order of Merit Winner (Final events November 2-3)
Japanese Qualifier (November 3)
DARTSLIVE - THE WORLD leading ranked player (at November 3, following Stage Eight)
Western European Qualifier (in Italy on November 10 - details below)
German Qualifier (Last Eight Play-Off on November 16)
Eastern Europe Qualifier (Last Eight Play-Off on November 16)
PDPA Qualifier (Winner & Runner-Up) - November 25
* In the event that Ross Smith qualifies for the Ladbrokes World Championship through another route (i.e. ProTour OOM) then the place will be offered to the World Youth Champion (Michael Smith). If this player has also qualified for the World Championship through another route, then the second-placed player from the Challenge Tour OOM (Ben Ward) will be offered this place.
Western Europe Qualifier
Sunday November 10 - New Kings Club Mantova, Via Progresso 14, 46047 Porto Mantovano (www.kingsmantova.it)
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Registration will be 8am-9am, with play commencing at 10am. All games will be the best of 11 legs.
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