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Rhône icon makes top three at fine wine sale
A case of 1978 Guigal La Mouline sold for double its high estimate at Christie's London sale last week.
The 12 bottles of the single vineyard wine from the northern Rhône was given a £8,000 to £10,000 estimate but was eventually sold for £23,500 by an Asian client.
It was the second most expensive lot at the auction, behind six magnums of 1982 Pétrus (which at £35,250 only just passed its low estimate) and just ahead of 12 bottles of 1976 Henri Jayer Nuits-Saint-Georges, Les Meurgers (which surpassed its high estimate by over £5,000).
The "La Las" are three Rhône wine attracting quite a lot of interest at present.
The release of the 2010s in February caused a flurry of activity on Liv-ex, which boosted the Rhône's levels to five times its monthly average.
The sale made £1.1 million in total and the next London auction will be online only and runs from 3-15 April.


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Study Objective To identify emergency department (ED) predictors of patients' perception of privacy and whether patients' perception of privacy was significantly associated with patient satisfaction, in an urban, university-based hospital ED. Methods Patients' perceptions of privacy and satisfaction at one urban, university-based hospital ED were assessed. Structured questionnaires were performed, and measures for patients' perception of privacy and satisfaction as well as demographic data were included for data collection for each patient. Ordinal logistic regression model building was conducted for patients' perception of privacy. Results 364 patients were approached and 313 (86%) on-site questionnaires were completed. 75% of patients agreed and strongly agreed that privacy was very important for their emergency care. Factors that were highly correlated with patients' perception of privacy included personal information overheard by others (OR 0.6273), overhearing others' personal information (OR 0.5521), unintentionally heard inappropriate conversations from healthcare providers (OR 0.5992), being seen by irrelevant persons (OR 0.6337), space provided for privacy when being physically examined (OR 1.6091) and providers' respect for patients' privacy (OR 4.3455). Patient characteristics that significantly predicted lower ratings of perception of privacy included older age, the treatment area in a hallway and longer length of stay. Patient satisfaction was strongly predicted by the perception of privacy (OR 8.4545). Conclusion These data identify specific factors that are determinants of patients' perception of privacy. It was found that patients' perception of privacy strongly predicts satisfaction. ED improvement efforts should focus on improving ED environmental design and continuing education of healthcare providers to protect patient privacy during their stay in the ED.
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How Andrew Miller, Burke Badenhop view their shared history with Tigers star Miguel Cabrera
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Andrew Miller and Burke Badenhop will forever be able to note the intersection of their careers with that of the greatest hitter of the current baseball generation.
Back on December 4, 2007, the Tigers and Marlins completed one of the biggest blockbuster trades of the last decade. The Tigers acquired Miguel Cabrera, who at that point was already a four-time All-Star coming off a season in which he hit 34 home runs and drove in 119 runs, as well as pitcher Dontrelle Willis, who was already in the midst of his decline. In exchange, they dealt away several highly-touted prospects, a group that consisted of outfielder Cameron Maybin, catcher Mike Rabelo, pitcher Dallas Trahern and Frankie De La Cruz and current Red Sox relievers Miller and Badenhop.
Cabrera, of course, has been peerless as a hitter in his time with the Tigers. He leads the majors in OPS (.990), average (.326), slugging (.585) and homers (234) while ranking third in OBP (.405). All of that helps to explain why the Tigers inked him to a 10-year, $248 million extension this spring.
As for the Marlins' return, other than Maybin, Miller and Badenhop are the only players that were sent to Florida in the deal that are still contributing members of major league clubs.
At the time, Miller was a top prospect with tons of potential. After three stellar years at the University of North Carolina, the Tigers nabbed the hard-throwing lefty with the sixth overall pick in the 2006 draft. He was pitching in major league games for Detroit later that year. Some rough outings in 2007 landed him back in the minors, but he was still considered a valuable young arm and was a major piece in the deal. But Miller was unable to live up to the hype in Florida, and being a part of a trade of that magnitude had its drawbacks.
"I think my first year or two in Florida, I mean, you just couldn't get away from [the trade]," Miller explained this spring. "I tried to do everything I could to say it was irrelevant and act as though it was irrelevant, but I think I tried to do too much for a while to maybe — not to live up to him, just to prove that I was worth being a part of the blockbuster trade.
"I can't speak for Burke or Cameron or any of the other guys that well but I think we were out of our comfort zone first of all, leaving the only organization that we knew, going to a new place is never easy, and I feel like I was given a great opportunity in Florida but, you know, I certainly didn't take as full advantage as I would've liked to. But you learn from it, and I think I'm a better player and a better person after all that I've been through. It's tough, it's inevitable, but I'm beyond that, it never enters my mind anymore."
Badenhop, on the other hand, didn't have the kind of top prospect status that Miller did. The right-hander had just 18 2/3 innings of Double-A ball under his belt at the time of the deal, but he'd moved through the lower levels of the minors quickly and had had success at every stop along the way. Badenhop was still a starting pitcher at the time of the deal, a couple years after being drafted in the 19th round in 2005 by Detroit out of Bowling Green State University. While Miller says the trade "honestly never crosses [his] mind" at this point in his career, Badenhop feels differently.
When asked if he follows Cabrera's career in a different fashion than he might of had he not been involved in the deal, Badenhop acknowledged, "Absolutely. I mean, that's the thing I'm linked to the most. … When you've been traded for arguably the best player in the last decade, it's tough not to give it a little bit more attention.
"I had just gotten back from [playing in] the Fall League, and two weeks after, I get traded. And it was a pretty mega trade," Badenhop recalled. "It was kind of interesting too because it took a little while to develop, like I knew that evening and I didn't get any calls until later the next afternoon, which felt like an eternity. There's not too many trades like that, and then to be traded with five other of my teammates, with the Tigers to go to the Marlins — yeah, my head was definitely spinning."
Badenhop and Miller are two of the major reasons why Cabrera was able to sign the extension over this offseason — after all, they played a role in him joining the Tigers in the first place. So what do they think of the slugger's enormous contract?
Neither was particularly surprised by the size of the deal.
'"It's an incredible amount of money but the game is prospering," Miller said. "I think there's an argument on his side that he's worth even more, I don't know how they break it down or what they say a win is worth these days, like seven or eight million dollars? So, how many wins is he producing every year? It's probably more than five or six on average. Health is a big part. Like I said, it's a mind-blowing number but I think in the age we play in, Clayton Kershaw is making a million dollars a start."
"I was traded straight up for Dontrelle [Willis], it was the other five guys who were traded for Miguel," Badenhop joked. "I mean, he's a good player, the numbers, you see what [Mike] Trout is getting and stuff like that — you know, it's interesting because people are saying, 'This will be a bad deal,' and this and that — but nobody's making these owners pony up."
But with roots and connections in Tiger territory, Badenhop acknowledged that the deal was about more than Cabrera's numbers.
"I'm from Toledo, my wife's from Detroit. There's a ton of Detroit fans in my hometown. There's not a ton of stuff going on in southeast Michigan and northeast Ohio, and they love the Tigers," Badenhop said. "To keep Miguel Cabrera and to keep that fan base happy, and to keep people interested — and they've been one of the better teams since 2006 when they went to the World Series — that's huge. Whether his WAR [wins above replacement] outproduces the value of his contract, he keeps fans happy. He probably keeps [Tigers owner] Mike Ilitch and [Tigers general manager] Dave Dombroski happy, and it keeps people coming to games. When it boils down to you go to a Tigers game, people are going to see Miguel Cabrera."
Alex Speier contributed to this report.
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The Walking Dead Season 4 marathon kicks off on Sunday, December 1, 2013 at 2 PM ET on AMC. All seven previously aired episodes of The Walking Dead Season 4 will air leading up to the Mid-Season Finale on Sunday night. Episodes in the Season 4 marathon include "30 Days Without an Accident," "Infected," "Isolation," "Indifference," "Internment," "Live Bait," and "Dead Weight."
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If you're like most Americans, Feb. 22 will be a lot like any other Monday. You'll get up, maybe feed the kids and get them off to school, or just don your coat, grab your briefcase and trudge off to work.
But if you're a higher-up at a major credit card company, Feb. 22 is D-Day — the day that credit card reform officially kicks in. The date was pegged by Congress in the CARD Act, passed in May 2009. For background on the bill, check here and here.
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More than 1-in-4 Rite Aid locations now reflect the latest in healthcare retailing — the company's Wellness store format, the concept that serves as a cornerstone to Rite Aid's overall health-and-wellness solution, John Standley, Rite Aid chairman and CEO, told analysts Thursday morning.
"From a strategic standpoint, it's important to note that our Wellness stores will serve as a primary vehicle for launching innovative merchandising solutions, expanded healthcare offerings and, over the next few years, our relocation and new store program," he said.
Later Thursday morning, during the chain's annual shareholder meeting, shareholders elected eight directors to hold office until the 2015 Annual Meeting of Stockholders, including John Standley, Rite Aid chairman and CEO, and directors Joseph Anderson Jr., Bruce Bodaken, David Jessick, Kevin Lofton, Myrtle Potter, Michael Regan and Marcy Syms. Rite Aid shareholders also ratified the appointment of Deloitte & Touche as the company's independent registered public accounting firm, approved the compensation packages of Rite Aid's executive officers and approved the adoption of the Rite Aid Corporation 2014 Omnibus Equity Incentive Plan.
Rite Aid stock holders overwhelmingly voted down a shareholder proposal to split the chairman and CEO positions at Rite Aid.
As will be heralded next week with the unveiling of Rite Aid's Beverly Hills Wellness Store, the evolving healthcare solution concept store features an augmented over-the-counter offering, coupled with a stylish beauty offering. "[This store] illustrates how we're aggressively evolving the format to identify additional features that can be broadly applied to future remodels and other features that can be implemented in select stores with specific growth opportunities," Standley said. "Wellness Stores will also serve as the foundation for expanding our healthcare offering, including our Rite Aid Health Alliance program for patients with chronic and poly-chronic conditions, as well as adding RediClinics to Rite Aid stores."
Rite Aid is targeting 70 RediClinic openings over the ensuing 18 months, and Rite Aid most recently partnered with Penn State Hershey Health System through its Health Alliance initiative, which is now active in four markets. "We [will] continue to focus on forming partnerships with additional medical practices as we look to provide a higher level of care," Standley said.
"[Rite Aid Wellness Stores] continue to outperform the rest of the chain in terms of same-store front-end sales and script count," said Ken Martindale, Rite Aid president and COO. "[The Beverly Hills location] includes concepts that have done well in pilot and will be broadly applied to future Wellness Stores, like our enhanced OTC presentation that features educational materials, interactive product displays and creative fixturing," he said. "The store also features concepts that we're just beginning to test, such as our Fresh Day Cafe that serves coffee, pastries, breakfast sandwiches and Rite Aid's very own Thrifty ice cream," Martindale said. "Finally, this store includes an expanded and enhanced beauty department staffed by a terrific beauty advisor."
While most of Rite Aid's new merchandising concepts will be incorporated into future Wellness store remodels, such particularly compelling features as Rite Aid's nail bar concept will be folded into existing Wellness stores as well, Martindale said.
Overall, Rite Aid is looking to align its front-end with its healthcare solutions portfolio. "We are currently working to further strengthen our smoking cessation program by developing a best-in-class consumer solution," Martindale said. "We have also launched a nutritional labeling system to help shoppers easily find food items that are a better fit for their wellness needs."
Rite Aid also is benefitting from the momentum of its loyalty card program — Rite Aid's Wellness65+ membership roll now is approaching 2 million, Martindale said. The broader Wellness+ loyalty program continues to perform as well, as customers respond positively to "the program's unique combination of exclusive savings and wellness benefits."
Rite Aid on Thursday reported a 2.7% lift in revenues to $6.5 billion for its fiscal first quarter ended May 31. Net income totaled $41.4 million or $0.04 per diluted share, and adjusted EBITDA reached $282.6 million, or 4.4% of revenues.
Same-store sales for the quarter increased 3.1% over the prior year. Front-end same-store sales were flat compared to the prior-year period while pharmacy same-store sales increased 4.6%. Pharmacy sales included an approximate 143 basis point negative impact from new generic introductions. The number of prescriptions filled in same stores increased 2.3% over the prior year period. Prescription sales accounted for 68.4% of total drug store sales, and third party prescription revenue was 97.4% of pharmacy sales.
In the first quarter, the company relocated three stores, remodeled 105 stores and expanded one store, bringing the total number of wellness stores chainwide to 1,325. The company also acquired one store and closed seven stores, resulting in a total store count of 4,581 at the end of the first quarter.
Rite Aid also confirmed its fiscal 2015 guidance, which was updated on June 5, 2014. Sales are expected to be between $26 billion and $26.5 billion and same-store sales to range from an increase of 2.5% to an increase of 4.5% over fiscal 2014.
Capital expenditures are expected to be approximately $525 million, which will fund one new store, 19 store relocations and 450 Wellness Store remodels.


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A University of Northern Colorado alumnus who's a federal agent shares what it's like to patrol the busiest section of the 2,000-mile U.S.-Mexico Border in a sneak peek of the fall/winter issue of Northern Vision, UNC's magazine for alumni and friends of the university.
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Two years and 6,000 UNC student signatures later, 11th Avenue between 20th and 24th streets has been renamed Bear Boulevard as part of an initiative to better integrate the campus and community and create a sense of Greeley as a college town.
Through Bear Biz, a university-community outreach program formerly known as Operation Bear Aware, students signed up for discounts at local businesses to reach the program's challenge of renaming 11th Avenue if 6,000 students participated.
City of Greeley crews this week installed Bear Boulevard signs along the portion of campus that 11th runs through campus. The university will soon install cloth replicas of the signs in the University Center to help celebrate reaching the program's goal.
Bear Biz is a collaborative effort between the city of Greeley, the Downtown Development Authority, Greeley Chamber of Commerce and UNC. Students worked with the other entities to develop the program.
Now in it's third year, Bear Biz , continues to add businesses that offer discounts to UNC students with their school ID. A list of participting businesses is available at www.bearbizgreeley.com.
To suggest local businesses they'd like to see become part of Bear Biz, students can contact Kim Barbour at 970-352-2566.
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Bears volleyball will play their last two home conference games this week, taking on Eastern Washington on Thursday night and Portland State Saturday evening. Bring your student ID to get in free and all the school spirit you can muster to help carry these girls to the end of the season! Check out the "Sports" link in the "Upcoming Events" section at the top of the page for more information.
The following Student Senate committees currently have openings for volunteer student-at-large positions, which qualify for Co-Curricular Transcript recognition.
The Center for Honors, Scholars and Leadership is accepting applications until Friday, Nov. 16, for Americorps Capacity Building internships starting in the spring semester with local non-profit organizations. AmeriCorps scholarships of up to $1,175 are provided at the end of a 300-hour service commitment.
Capacity building is serving with a nonprofit organization to enhance or develop systems and materials that allow the organization to more effectively manage volunteers. Capacity building service focuses on enhancing the organization's ability to recruit, manage and retain volunteers. Apart from recruiting, training and/or managing volunteers, all capacity building members will be involved with at least three capacity building activities related to volunteers: Developing a volunteer generation plan, developing formal partnerships for volunteer recruitment, establishing a volunteer program, and other similar effective volunteer management practices.
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If you want to develop skills that are highly desirable in many professional fields while giving back to the community and get paid for it, check out the details on the CHSL website. Questions can be emailed to Kathy Sanchez.
Native American Student Services will host its annual free "Thanksgiving Is Everyday" dinner 5-6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 14, in the Kohl House. The dinner will be followed by the premiere of a Rocky Mountain PBS work-in-progress documentary from 7-8:30 p.m. in the University Center's Panorama room (RSVPs required). NASS staff and students were interviewed for the program, and a film crew followed NASS on its annual buffalo hunt on the Crow Indian Reservation in Montana.
"Urban Rez" is a 60-minute program that explores the history and modern-day effects of 1950s policies that encouraged American Indians to leave their homelands to relocate to urban areas.
To RSVP to attend the screening, open to the public free of charge, contact Pat Dlug at (970) 351-1909 or firstname.lastname@example.com by Nov. 9, or RSVP online at http://www.rmpbs.org/uncscreening.
The finished documentary is scheduled to air on Rocky Mountain PBS in May 2013 and will have national PBS distribution in fall 2013.
Rocky Mountain PBS director Lisa D. Olken is scheduled to attend the screening and answer audience questions.
The event is sponsored by Rocky Mountain PBS, KUNC 91.5 FM and UNC.
The Center for Peer Education is sponsoring Tobacco Awareness Week Nov. 12-16. Activities and events include the signing of a petition for a tobacco-free UNC, an effort to clean up cigarette butts, tobacco-themed bingo and more, all featuring information on tobacco awareness and education.
Monday 11/12: Tobacco Awarenesss Begins'Like' the Center for Peer Education on Facebook to keep up-to-date on Tobacco Awareness Week.
Tuesday 11/13: We Want a Tobacco Free UNCSign a petition in the University Center from 11 a.m.-3 p.m. to pledge for a tobacco-free UNC. Cessation resources and "Quit Kits" will be provided.
Wednesday 11/14: BingoGet five in a row for a prize at Tobacco Awareness Bingo, which starts at 8:30 p.m in the University Center ballrooms.
Thursday 11/15: Kicking Butts Campus Clean-Up Challenge 2012
Join the UNC Community and help clean up the campus of all cigarette butts. Be sure to sign up in groups of 10 by emailing Elizabeth Aramuu.
UNC's International Film Series continues this week with filmmaker Josh Fox's Oscar-nominated documentary Gasland showing at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 7, and 7 and 9:15 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 8, in Michener Library's Lindou Auditorium ( L110). Fox will speak on campus Nov. 15 as part of the Schulze Speaker Series.
Admission is free for UNC students and $3 for all others. Tickets can be purchased at the auditorium 15 minutes before each screening.
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RIDGEFIELD, Conn., Dec. 4 -- Residents of this history-conscious town have formed the Keeler Tavern Preservation Society, Inc., to buy and maintain one of its most famous landmarks, known also as the "Cannon Ball House."
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Tax Is the New Black for Foreign Takeovers
U.S. pharmaceuticals company Pfizer has augmented its attempt to buy AstraZeneca, the U.K.'s second-biggest drug maker, with a letter to Prime Minister David Cameron. The missive, as well as reminding us that meddling politicians still view takeovers as being within their purview, is illustrative of the current backdrop to the world of global business.
Pfizer's top pitch for getting Cameron's support for the bid isn't a pledge to preserve the AstraZeneca workforce, or a guarantee that it will maintain spending on research and development. Instead, its most important promise is about the country to which it will pay tax:
"Pfizer Sends Letter to Rt Hon David Cameron MP Regarding Commitments If Proposed Combination with AstraZeneca is Completed," Pfizer says on its website. First bullet point: "Establishing the combined company's corporate and tax residence in England."
A line item in Pfizer's accounts on the Bloomberg terminal says that its "income tax expense" in the past 12 months was more than $4.3 billion:
The same line item for AstraZeneca says it had income tax expenses of $536 million in the past year. So in effect, the New York-based company is saying to British politicians that if they let the planned takeover proceed, billions of additional pounds will make their way into the U.K. Treasury's coffers every year.
The appeal seems to be working. Michael Heseltine, an economic adviser to Cameron and former stalwart of Margaret Thatcher's administration, said this week that the government should have powers to intervene against such a bid, and David Sainsbury, who was science minister under Tony Blair, called on Cameron to block the deal. Yet Universities and Science Minister David Willetts said today that the letter shows Pfizer has "moved a long way" since the takeover was initially proposed. The deal is "ultimately a decision for AstraZeneca shareholders," he told BBC Radio 4's "Today" show.
While Pfizer does go on to make commitments about R&D and jobs, the company has hit the current zeitgeist by making its tax base the first order of business in its appeal to Cameron.
At a time when governments are struggling to bring down budget deficits and pay off the mounds of debt they accumulated during the financial crisis, how and where multinational corporations pay tax was always going to become an issue. Hence the uproar over companies that book profits in faraway countrieswith more lenient fiscal regimes, and about U.S. companies that use overseas cash to fund foreign takeovers rather than bring it home and forfeit a third in taxes.
Pfizer Chief Executive Officer Ian Read has boxed cleverly with his "Dear Dave" letter, recognizing that in this environment tax can also be the key to winning the right to snap up jealously guarded "national champions" in foreign countries. Perhaps he can teach a lesson to General Electric's Jeffrey Immelt, as he tries to buy Alstom in France.
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SWEET TREAT!June 4, 2014
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Production of popular Skittles candies coming to Yorkville
How about some homemade Skittles?
Well, it's not exactly treats made in the family kitchen, but last week's announcement that production of the popular candy is coming to a production facility in west suburban Yorkville may be the next best thing.
Chicago-based William Wrigley Jr. Co. will invest $50 million to expand its Yorkville facility, located on Illinois Route 47 north of the Kendall County community, and create an estimated 75 permanent jobs.
Wrigley has had a Yorkville presence since 1995, with production of well-known brands like Juicy Fruit and Doublemint gums and Life Savers candies at the plant.
"We are very excited about the expansion of the facility to accommodate the worldwide growth of Skittles," Yorkville Mayor Gary Golinski said in a statement. "Wrigley's confidence in Yorkville reaffirms that Yorkville continues to be a great choice for manufacturing and industry with a strong local workforce."
The Yorkville plant currently employs around 300 persons, according to state of Illinois data. The state's Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity will offer $2 million in tax incentives.
Such incentives — considered a credit against state income tax liability — are offered to firms to build or expand in Illinois when considering possible locations in other states.
The project includes expanding the Yorkville plant by 145,000 square feet and create hundreds of construction jobs, according to a state of Illinois estimate.
DCEO plans to also invest $250,000 in construction expenses and $37,500 in job training.A groundbreaking is expected in the next few weeks, with the plant operational sometime in 2015.
"Wrigley has called Illinois home for more than 100 years," Kevin Fitzpatrick, vice president of supply chain for Wrigley North America, said. "We have a century-long track record of creating jobs, growing the economy and supporting our local communities in the greater Chicago area.
Wrigley is a standalone subsidiary of Mars, Inc., which purchased the 123-year-old chewing gum pioneer in 2008. Skittles, originally a Mars, Inc. product, shifted to the Wrigley portfolio as part of the transaction.
"More people worldwide are enjoying Skittles than ever before – something we're very proud of," Fitzpatrick said. "The increased demand creates a need for new production systems. We're thrilled to bring a fresh opportunity to share Wrigley's growth with our home state of Illinois."
Wrigley has operations in 50 countries, distribution in more than 180 and employs approximately 17,000 persons worldwide.
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The Irish Parliament has been discussing a proposed bill that would allow abortion in the nation, but it failed by a vote of 109 v 20. I do not consider myself the most knowledgeable person on the subject of abortion so it was gratifying to learn from Deputy Michelle Mulherin what causes pregnancy and what can be done to halt attempts to give birth to have an abortion.
Let the wise lady explain problems connected to the abortion issue. "In an ideal world there would be no undesired pregnancies and no unwanted babies. But we are far from living in an ideal world… Fornication I would say is probably the single most likely cause of unwanted pregnancies in the country." She added that "abortion is murder."
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This week, the New Fantasyland at Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida had its grand opening celebration. My family and I were invited to attend the media events so we could experience all that New Fantasyland has to offer and learn more about this Magic Kingdom expansion.
New Fantasyland is now twice the size it used to be, which means there are new attractions, dining options, and lots of beautiful scenery to go with it. And, don't worry, most of your favorites are still a part of Fantasyland, so coupled with the new offerings, you are sure to find something for everyone in your family to enjoy, even your babies. Though they may not be able to enjoy some of the bigger rides, babies and toddlers have plenty of options for fun at Fantasyland. Here are some ideas!
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Take a Ride on Dumbo
Inside the new Storybook Circus area, there are now two Dumbo the Flying Elephant rides for your baby to enjoy. You'll love the air conditioned playground waiting lounge and toddlers can have fun playing instead of waiting in line before catching a ride on Dumbo!
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There's such beautiful scenery to see, that a nice stroll through New Fantasyland will delight your baby. My baby boy enjoys pointing out the castles, especially.
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Patty Lee Ramey was born on January 4, 1957, the sixth of seven children to John and Naomie Ramey outside of Pikeville, Kentucky on 4 January 1957. Although born in Pikeville, the family lived in Elkhorn City, Kentucky where her father was a coal miner.
Patty Ramey's interest in music started when she was a young child. In 1969, when she was twelve, the Ramey family moved to Louisville, Kentucky in search of medical care for John Ramey, who was afflicted with "Black Lung Disease" (Coalworker's pneumoconiosis). Patty would attend Fairdale Jr. High school for two years, and Fairdale High for four, graduating in 1975.
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text: It was only fitting that yesterday we came home from a morning of end-of-summer-like activities (meet-the-teacher event for L., and a work meeting for me) to find a package awaiting us. A dear family friend has a yearly tradition of sending us a "Christmas in July" package. This year we unwrapped the mysterious brown parcel to find this: As soon as I picked up the book I felt a surge of regret that the summer is waning, that L. will return to school on Monday, and in ten days I'll be back to work. T. and I set out to look through the entire book, page by page. She's already picked her favorites so far: The Please Touch Museum in Pennsylvania Mammoth Cave National Park in Kentucky National Storytelling Festival in Tennessee The Golden Isles, Georgia Zoolights at Lincoln Park Zoo, Illinois Venetian Pool, in Florida Maybe we'll get to all these places some day, maybe not. Until we do, I know we'll leaf through this book constantly, dreaming of faraway places, golden sanded beaches, sparkling amusement parks, dark caves, swaying palms and twinkling lights. ********** We didn't do too much in the way of ambitious summer science this week. L. goes back to school on Monday (I know, I know it's early--but he's been out since May) and we're in full back-to-school damage control mode around here. But T. and I had some fun with bubbles on the back porch. Bubbles, like play-doh, a fresh pack of crayons, and a newly opened jar of peanut butter, are something you are never too old to appreciate. I can't imagine I will ever be too old to find bubbles magical and amazing--and maybe if I do get that old some day, it will be truly time to throw in the towel. Bubbles teach our kids about how fleeting the truly beautiful things in life are, and remind us grown-ups that sometimes the simple things are the most delightful ones. We decided to make our own bubble solution. It's easy! Easy Bubble Solution 1 cup water 2 tablespoons light karo syrup or 2 tablespoons glycerin (the karo syrup makes these bubble sturdy) 4 tablespoons dishwashing liquid You can also make colored bubbles by using powdered soap (one part soap to two parts water), adding the coloring, and mixing until it's all dissolved. These bubbles didn't last as long as the karo syrup ones. After you've mixed the solution, send your kids on a scavenger hunt around the house to find lots of bubble blowers. We used twisted paper clips, paper cups with the bottoms cut out, and even tried a toilet paper tube blower--this one worked great, but got too soggy to go the distance. We found the big, wide "bubble tea" straws we'd purchased at the Asian Market worked the best; T.'s pipe cleaner loop created some big bubbles, too. You can also fold a piece of paper into a cone, dip the wide end into the bubbles, and blow through the narrow end. Send your bubbles up into the air and wish yourself away--maybe, I don't know, to Blizzard Beach or the petrified forest, or simply to the local park for an ice cream cone. Happy Weekend!


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Sen. Jim DeMint (R-SC) has announced that he is leaving the Senate for a payoff at the conservative Heritage Foundation. For South Carolina conservatives, this raises the question of who will replace DeMint, since the Senator has announced that he will begin his new job on January 1st.
South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley, an Indian American, has a unique opportunity to appoint an African-American to the seat. Many see this as an opportunity to add diversity to a Party which desperately needs to reach out to minority voters.


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For the past six years, Reporters Without Borders has been denouncing "press freedom predators" - those men and women who directly attack journalists or tell their subordinates to do it. Most of them are senior political figures such as presidents, prime ministers, ministers or kings, but some are militia chiefs, armed groups or drug cartels. They are usually accountable to no one for their serious violations of free expression. This impunity is nowadays one of the biggest threats to media workers.
This year, the presidents of Laos and Azerbaijan joined the list of the world's leading enemies of press freedom, as did the Mexican drug cartels, which are to blame for the murders of many journalists.
Appointed president of Laos and head of the Lao People's Revolutionary Party in June 2006, Choummaly Sayasone insists that, when referring to him, journalists only use the dispatches issued by the official Khaosan Pathet Lao news agency.
The head of an oil-rich nation wooed by many foreign powers, Azerbaijani president Ilham Aliev was regarded as an easy-going individual not really cut out for the harsh realities of politics. But he has proved himself worthy of his father and predecessor by dealing harshly with the opposition and its media. Last August, a former economic development minister was linked to the still unsolved murder of the editor of the Monitor magazine.
In Mexico, the Tijuana, Sinaloa, Ciudad Juárez and Gulf cartels have been waging an all-out war for the control of drug trafficking in the areas bordering the United States since the end of the 1990s. Journalists are often the first to fall victim to gang reprisals. With nine journalists killed and two disappeared in 2006, Mexico now ranks second only to Iraq in the list of the world's deadliest countries for the media.
Leaders such as Libya's Muammar Gadafy, Zimbabwe's Robert Mugabe and Syria's Bashar al-Assad have been on the predators list since the outset. These presidents systematically assail the rights of journalists and the media. Cuba's Fidel Castro, China's Hu Jintao and Eritrea's Isaias Afewerki, as rulers of the countries that have imprisoned the most journalists, are obviously also members of the predators club. They are directly responsible for jailing journalists, often for many years, just for asking for more freedom and democracy.
Government officials are not the only people to be found on the list of enemies of press freedom. With increasing frequency, the list also includes the leaders of gangs, militias and terrorist groups, such as ETA in Spain, the Young Patriots militia in Côte d'Ivoire and armed Islamist groups in Iraq and the Palestinian territories.
But the news is not all bad. The king of Nepal and the head of the Nepalese Maoists were withdrawn from the list of press freedom predators after a ceasefire was signed, imprisoned journalists were released and censorship was lifted.
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Number of items: 17.
Book Chapter
Donnet, Timothy & Keast, Robyn L. (2014) Airport enclaves : bridging boundary tensions between airports and cities. In O'Flynn, J., Blackman, D., & Halligan, J. (Eds.) Crossing Boundaries in Public Management and Policy. Routledge, London, pp. 280-293.
Donnet, Timothy, Keast, Robyn L., & Pickernell, David (2010) Up the junction? Exploiting knowledge-based development through supply chain and SME cluster interactions. In Metaxiotis, Kostas, Carrillo, Francisco Javier, & Yigitcanlar, Tan (Eds.) Knowledge-Based Development for Cities and Societies : Integrated Multi-Level Approaches. IGI Global, Hershey PA, pp. 179-195.
Journal Article
Grant-Smith, Deanna & Donnet, Tim (2017) Modern management pedagogies and the big business of business education. Journal of Learning Design, 10(1), i-v.
Cullerton, Katherine, Donnet, Timothy, Lee, Amanda, & Gallegos, Danielle (2016) Exploring power and influence in nutrition policy in Australia. Obesity Reviews, 17(12), pp. 1218-1225.
Cullerton, Katherine, Donnet, Timothy, Lee, Amanda, & Gallegos, Danielle (2016) Playing the policy game: A review of the barriers and enablers of nutrition policy change. Public Health Nutrition, 19(4), pp. 2643-2653.
Cullerton, Katherine, Donnet, Timothy, Lee, Amanda, & Gallegos, Danielle (2016) Using political science to progress public health nutrition: a systematic review. Public Health Nutrition, 19(11), pp. 2070-2078.
Baker, Douglas C. & Donnet, Timothy (2012) Regional and remote airports under stress in Australia. Research In Transportation Business And Management, 4, pp. 37-43.
Donnet, Timothy, Keast, Robyn L., & Walker, Arron R. (2011) Fitting airport privatisation to purpose : aligning governance, time and management focus. European Journal of Transport and Infrastructure Research, 11(2), pp. 98-114.
Conference Paper
Devine, Michael Joseph, Barnes, Paul H., & Donnet, Timothy (2015) Strategies for embedding agile decision making in aviation infrastructure. In Barnes, Paul H. & Goonetilleke, Ashantha (Eds.) The 9th Annual International Conference of the International Institute for Infrastructure Renewal and Reconstruction. (8-10 July 2013), Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane, Australia, pp. 265-269.
Donnet, Timothy & Keast, Robyn L. (2010) Beyond airport enclaves : insights for overcoming turf wars. In 14th Annual Conference of the International Research Society for Public Management, 7-9 April 2010, University of Berne, Center of Competence for Public Management, Bern.
Donnet, Timothy & Keast, Robyn L. (2010) Cities in the airports 'shadow' : underlying interests and discretionary power in airport-region development. In Proceedings of the 12th WCTR World Conference on Transport Research, World Conference on Transport Research Society, Lisbon, Portugal, pp. 1-25.
Donnet, Timothy & Van de Riet, Odette (2010) Defining the public values in airport development decision-making. In The Proceedings of World Conference on Transport Research 2010, Instituto Superior Técnico, Lisbon.
Donnet, Timothy (2010) Integrated governance arrangements of airport-region urban infrastructure development : gaining insights from urban infrastructure development in the Brisbane airport region. In IRSPM XIV Proceedings of the 14th Annual Conference of the International Research Society for Public Management : The crisis : Challenges for public management, 7-9 April 2010, Bern, Switzerland.
Donnet, Timothy, Keast, Robyn L., & Walker, Arron R. (2008) Fitting airport privatisation to purpose : aligning governance, time and management focus. In 10th TRAIL Congress and Knowledge Market, 14-15 October 2008, Rotterdam, The Netherlands.
Conference Item
Irmer, Bernd, Donnet, Tim, Simpson, Gareth, Davidson, Paul, Doepner-Hove, Stacy, & Falink, Amy (2014) Teaching IHRM internationally : lessons learned from an international inter-institutional student collaboration project. In 13th International IHRM Conference : Uncertainty in a Flattening World: Challenges for IHRM, 24 – 27 June 2014, Cracow, Poland. (Unpublished)
Appold, Stephen, Baker, Douglas C., Donnet, Timothy, Kimmet, Philip C., Van de Riet, Odette, & van Twist, Mark (2008) Lessons from international comparison for the Commission ROL. Technical University of Delft, Netherlands.
QUT Thesis
Donnet, Timothy (2012) The governance of inter-organisational decision-making : understanding the impacts of informal networks on formal decision-making regimes in the Brisbane Airport region. PhD thesis, Queensland University of Technology.


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By Jeff Goins Published March 3, 2010 6:00 p.m.
"Something is missing. Something important. Something necessary to making a difference in the world. And most are afraid to find out what it is.
This is a manifesto about the discovery process of finding what's missing. It's not as glamorous as a get-rich-quick scheme or as mystical as New Age spirituality. It doesn't shine with the veneer of a car salesmen's suit or catch your eye like a pretty girl. No, it more likely grabs your attention like a week-old bag of garbage sitting in the corner or piques your interest like nails on a chalkboard. Yes, it's hard, but it can't be denied."
About Jeff Goins | Jeff Goins was born and raised outside of Chicago. After graduating from Illinois College, he spent a year on the road with a band and was once recognized on the streets of Taipei. An author, speaker, and writing coach, Jeff's work has been featured on some of the largest blogs in the world. He lives in Franklin, TN with his family. Join his Slow Down Challenge and follow him online at goinswriter.com.http://www.wrecked.org/
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67K.—(1) Schedule 1B shall apply in relation to—
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Eleven of the Best Urban Design Ideas in the World
While some projects have larger environmental impacts, some are just classic examples of interesting design. Take House N in Oita, Japan, for example:
"'The client, an elderly couple, didn't request anything specific, just a nice house,' says architect Sou Fujimoto. 'In that area, they have bigger plots than in the Tokyo city center, and I proposed to combine the garden and house. Usually people might think this bigger outer box could be a waste of money, just covering the garden. But fortunately they quickly understood. I think the house is like living in a cloud.'"


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Gathering: 1996 Ararat Gathering
Author: Jan Lewis - Ararat Gathering registrant and poet. Jan was given the title 'Pop-up Poet' because she kept appearing throughout the day reading poetry. Jan is a well-known bush poet and a member of the Australian Bush Poets Association.
What do I do with my time???!
I wonder if you have an hour to spare?
Just sit yourself down in that chair over there.
First and foremost, there's the farm
- I have to keep the family calm.
They all count on me you see
to sew, clean and cook their tea,
wash, iron and then to bake
the ever popular scones and cake,
and that's only while I'm inside. Then
You'll find me in the cattle pen,
or you might catch me chopping wood
-and no, it doesn't do me any good
to tell them I don't use it all
and that I can't recall
the last time someone gave a hand.
Oh yes, I'm in such demand!
In the garden , or chasing sheep,
making hay or slopping deep
to my ankles in squelching mud
saving animals in the flood.
That uses up a bit of time, but hey!
I don't hang around the farm all day!
I help the oldies home alone,
and check them every day by phone.
At the school there's lots to do
- mowing, reading, spelling too
High School as well, and here's the rub
-now I'm running the parent's club,
and many other monthly meetings
where I organise the seating.
Would you believe there's forty-five
groups that keep this town alive?
Hospital, churches, footy ground
on the committee merry-go-round!
Raising funds! What a battle!
Cake stalls, fetes and constant raffles.
Working bees - each week there's one!
How do you think those things got done?
Not enough hours in the day
but I can socialise along the way.
Voluntary workers large and small
we're unthanked, unsung heroes all
but really, very few of us resent
exactly how our time is spent.
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