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Staff of East and Horn of Africa Human Rights Defenders Project
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East and Horn of Africa Human Rights Defenders Project
Executive Director
Mr. Hassan Shire is a Somali-Canadian Pan-African human rights defender.
He was the founder and co-director of Dr. Ismail Jumale Human Rights Centre and Chairperson of Peace and Human Rights Network in Mogadishu, before he was forced to flee his native Somalia.
In 2005 Mr. Shire founded the East and Horn of Africa Human Rights Defenders Project and became the elected Chairperson of the East and Horn of Africa Human Rights Defenders Network. (EHAHRD-Net) and currently serves his second term (2011-2016). For a number of years, Mr.Shire has served as the coordinator of the African Human Rights Defenders Project at Centre for Refugee Studies, York University, Canada. He also engages actively as the Chairperson of Pan-African Human Rights Defenders Network with the African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights; UN Human Rights Council and Community of Democracies. In addition he is an active member of the World Movement for Democracy, Board member of Centre for Civil and Political Rights (Geneva) and Bar-Kulan Radio (Mogadishu) among others.
Hassan has read Political Science and Economics at the University of Delhi and M.A.Economics at JMI New Delhi before developing scholarly/practitioners interest in International and Regional Human Rights Defenders Protection Mechanism at York University, Canada.
Tel: +256-312-265821 (office), +256-772-753753 (mobile)
Email: [email protected], [email protected]
Twitter: @hassan_shire
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Director of Programs and Administration
Ms. Memory Bandera joined DefendDefenders as the Director of Programs and Administration. She is in charge of programs, and deals extensively with organizational development and human resources management. Memory is a US trained Zimbabwean whose specialty is in International Development. Before joining DefendDefenders, she worked with the International Law Institute-African Centre for Legal Excellence (ILI-ACLE) where she was responsible for coordinating the design and implementation of seminars and supporting the Institute's technical assistance projects and advisory services. Prior to joining ILI-ACLE, Memory was the Regional Program Coordinator for East Africa with Youth Action International, and she also worked with the Marketing Science Institute in Boston, USA as a Publications, Research, and Membership Coordinator. Memory is also a founding member of the Girl Child Network Zimbabwe (1999); co-founder of Tariro: Hope and Health for Zimbabwe's Orphans (2003); and Girl Child Network Uganda (2009). Memory received her Master of Science in International Relations from Suffolk University in Boston, Massachusetts and a Bachelors degree in International Relations and Complex Organizations from Mount Holyoke College, in Massachusetts, USA.
Tel: +256-312-265822
Email: [email protected]
Protection Department
Protection & Security Management Manager
Ms. Tabitha Netuwa is the Protection and Security Management Manager at the East and Horn of Africa Human Rights Defenders Project/ Network at the secretariat based in Nsambya, Kampala, Uganda.
Her main role at DefendDefenders entails managing the security and protection programme which works with HRDs at risk to ensure that they receive the necessary support to overcome the challenges that they face. The programme also undertakes training HRDs in security management to ensure that they are equipped with the skills to put in place measures to mitigate the risks that they are faced with.
Tabitha has been involved in trial observation missions in cases where HRDs are facing legal challenges as a result of their human rights work. She has also been involved in assessment of the situation of human rights defenders, engaged with different stakeholders at national, regional and international levels to ensure protection of HRDs. She has previously worked with refugees and displaced persons.
Contact information; +256–393-265823 / +256 414 510263 Mobile: +256 783-027611
Email [email protected]
Protection Officer
Ms. Murungi Stella is a Protection Officer of East and Horn of Africa Human Rights Defenders Project since May 2009. Stella holds a Bachelor of Laws Degree from Makerere University and recently completed a Post Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice. She previously worked at the high court as a research assistant where she was exposed to the several and diverse aspects of the legal system in Uganda and how they work. She also coordinated a joint project with the South African High Commission and a university student volunteer's organization, (SASVO) dealing with vulnerable children in different communities. This formed the basis for her interest in defending the rights of people.
At DefendDefenders, Stella helps in assessment of emergency cases of human rights defenders at risk, resource allocation for their assistance as well as providing administrative and legal support to HRDs under the protection programme.
Tel: +256-312-265823
Email: [email protected]
Protection Associate
Mr. Janvier Hakizimana joined East and Horn of Africa Human Rights Defenders Project as a volunteer in 2008 and later an intern. He has been a Protection Associate in January 2013. He holds Bachelor of Education from the National University of Rwanda, Master of Arts in Human Rights and Development from Kampala International University and a certificate in International Humanitarian Law (IHL) from Respect University-Canada. He is currently pursuing doctoral studies in Human Rights at Makerere University.
He worked as a teacher both in Rwanda and Uganda, a Human rights, Research and Documentation Officer at Club UNESCO in the Faculty of Education (CUFU in French) at the National University of Rwanda and an Executive Secretary and bailiff in the Ministry of Local Government of Rwanda. He worked closely with Commission Nationale Rwandaise de l'UNESCO (Rwanda National Commission for UNESCO) and Amnesty International-Kampala Regional Office. He is one of the founding members of Human Rights Defenders Solidarity Network (HRDS-Net).
He is presently responsible for outreach activities on the protection of most-at-risk Human Rights Defenders (HRDs).
Tel: +256-793-0347966
Email: [email protected]
Capacity Building Officers
Mr. Majid Maali joined DefendDefenders as Security Management Officer in February 2013. Before joining DefendDefenders, Majid worked at Sudan Social Development Organization SUDO from January 2006 to March 2009, where he created an access to justice network that provided free legal aid for internally displaced persons, students, women and other vulnerable groups. SUDO ran community centres for IDPs from Darfur before the government banned the organisation in retaliation for the International Criminal Court arrest warrant against President Al-Bashir. Majid continued his career as a human rights lawyer at the African Centre for Justice and Peace Studies, which is a Sudanese human rights NGO in exile. Majid holds a Bachelors degree in Law from Cairo University in Sudan. He speaks Arabic and English.
Tel: +256 312 265 823
Email: securitymanagement@
Mr. Karis Moses Oteba is a Ugandan educationist with vast experience in social research and documentation. He has special interest in Conflict, Security and Development. Prior to joining DefendDefenders, Karis worked as Programs Assistant at The Pincer Group International Limited focusing on the project to Revitalize Education Participation and Learning in Conflict Areas of Northern and Eastern Uganda. He is a calm, soft spoken yet firm and conscientious professional who has successfully led work teams and managed sensitive projects at Avant-Garde Innovations – a NGO of which he is a co-founder. Karis has also taught Business French at Makerere University Business School and done several Capacity building and training consultancies for organizations working around children, women and youth programs. Driven by passion about Leadership and Democratic Governance, he has traversed all the regions of Uganda engaging youth and mobilizing communities for collective action geared towards local and national development.
Tel:+256 312 265 823
Email: [email protected]
Advocacy Department
Advocacy and Research Officer
Ms. Clementine de Montjoye is the Advocacy and Research Officer at DefendDefenders. She supervises the organisation's regional and international research and advocacy. She most recently worked at DefendDefenders on a six-month research project funded by the Open Society Foundations. She was the researcher and author of DefendDefender's 2015 report "2015: Burundi at a turning point". She holds a Bachelor's degree from King's College London and Masters' degrees from the University of Oxford and Sciences Po – Paris School of International Affairs. She is fluent in both English and French
Email: [email protected]
Communications Officer
Mr. Thomas Kleinveld joined the DefendDefenders as Communication Advisor after an initial media residency to document the organisation history as part of its ten-year anniversary celebrations. He previously worked in Uganda as a freelance journalist and country manager for Trac FM, a SMS-based platform to promote public participation and accountability. Mr. Kleinveld holds an undergraduate degree in Liberal Arts from Utrecht University and Masters' degrees from Aarhus University, the University of California Berkeley, and City University London and is currently serving as DefendDefenders' Communication Officer.
Tel: +256-393-266-827
Email: [email protected]
Advocacy Officer
Ms. Estella Kabachwezi Mutagubya is the Advocacy Officer at Defenders. She holds a Bachelor of Laws degree from Makerere University and a Diploma in Legal Practice from Law Development Center. Prior to joining DefendDefenders, Estella worked with ASF (Avocats Sans Frontieres, or in English, Lawyers without Borders) as a lawyer attached to the legal aid clinic in the Access to Justice Program, where she extended legal advice and assistance to indigent people. She was also involved in ASF's various advocacy campaigns to create awareness on certain thematic areas such as torture, child trafficking, pre-trial detention and domestic violence. The experience at ASF cemented her interest and passion in human rights work as she seeks to become an excellent advocate for people's universal rights. Estella is currently enrolled in a one year Master in South Africa.
Tel: +256-312-265-824
Email: [email protected]
Program & Capacity Building Department
Program, Capacity Building and Administration Manager
Ms. Nuruh Nakiwala is the Program Officer of the East and Horn of Africa Human Rights Defenders Project since September 2007. Nuruh has a Bachelors Degree in Social Work and Social Administration (SWSA) from Makerere University, Uganda. Her interest and commitment to human rights was stirred through a number of internships involving human rights and community based interventions. She interned with Foundation for Human Rights Initiative (FHRI) which exposed her to human rights issues, did voluntary work with the Local Government/Sub-county in Kapchorwa District which involved community sensitization and interned with Lweza Rehabilitation Centre for people with disabilities, a factor that later formed the basis of her dissertation paper.
At DefendDefenders, Nuruh assists the program staff in project implementation, financial management and monitoring and grant reporting.
Tel: +256-312-265820
Email: [email protected]
Capacity Building Assistant
Ms. Anne Nakiyingi joined DefendDefenders in October 2012 as Capacity Building Assistant. She has four years experience in office operations management, and prior to joining DefendDefenders, Anne worked with Major Communication Consultants where she acquired training in management, communication skills and needs assessment.
Anne holds a Bachelors Degree in Arts from Makerere University, where she majored in Communication Skills and also studied Literature in English as a minor course.
At DefendDefenders, Anne works as the Capacity Building Assistant in charge of arranging and coordinating logistics for training, workshops and conferences undertaken by DefendDefenders, assists in planning capacity building activities, assesses needs and gathers feedback from capacity building activities.
Email: capacitybuilding@
Tel: +256-312-266-827
Administrative Assistant
Ms. Nakato Zainab works as Administrative Assistant at DefendDefenders since January 2013. She holds a Bachelors degree in Social Work and Social Administration from Islamic University in Uganda, and a certificate in Oral Communication Skills from British Council. Previously, Zainab worked with Electoral Commission as a display officer, and did internships at Legal Aid Clinic counseling children in conflict with the law, and at Mission After Custody working with vulnerable children. Before taking on her position as Administrative Assistant, Zainab interned at African Human Rights Education project hosted by DefendDefenders.
As Administrative Assistant, Zainab assists in general administration and procurement of the organisation, in capacity building events and trainings, and at the Resource Centre operations and database work.
Tel: +256 312202134
Email: capacitybuilding@
Mr. Ambrose Katwesigye has been working withDefendDefenders as Messenger and Driver since early 2007. Ambrose has successfully completed Secondary School in Uganda and since then worked as a driver for several companies.
In his work at DefendDefenders, he is responsible for running logistical errands, coordinating the transport of staff members and maintenance of the office vehicle.
Tel: +256-312-265820
Mr. Moses Kaggwa joinedDefendDefenders in January 2014 as a messenger and driver. He successfully completed Junior One education.
In his work atDefendDefenders, he is responsible for running logistical errands, coordinating the transport of staff members and maintenance of the office vehicle.
Tel: +256-312-265820
ICT & Human Rights Defenders Program
ICT Program Manager
Mr. Neil Blazevic is the Manager of the ICT and Human Rights Defenders Program and dedicates his time to making technology work for the purposes of human rights defenders. When not planning and giving digital safety training for regionally based human rights defenders, Neil can be found tinkering with or implementing documentation systems, tweaking internal security practices, and enabling web presence for civil society organizations. Neil additionally has a research background with several publication credits to his name available in theDefendDefenders library.
Email: ict.manager [at] defenddefenders.org
Assistant ICT Administrator
Mr. Kiggundu Mark joined East and Horn of Africa Human Rights Defenders Project in 2013. Mark holds a Bachelor of Computer Science from Makerere University, a certificate in basic software application technology from Shenzhen Association for Promoting International Economic and Technological Cooperation in China and a certificate in Business Process Outsourcing from Makerere University.
AtDefendDefenders, Mark is responsible for managing software and hardware systems, developing and enforcing security policies, training human rights defenders on digital security, and supporting them in using innovative technologies in their human rights work.
Email: [email protected]
ICT Assistant
Ms Immaculate Nabwire JoinsDefendDefenders from St.Lawrence University in May 2010 as an Information Technology assistant. She holds a degree in Information Technology from the same University.
AtDefendDefenders Immaculate is be responsible for all the Computer related problems (troubleshooting and maintaining), leveraging Social media avenues, fixing problems with Emails for Staff members, updating the website, carrying out trainings for different Human Rights Defenders from the East and Horn of Africa.
Email:[email protected]
Mr. Donatien NIYONGENDAKO is a Burundian human rights defender, technologist, and trainer in digital security. He holds a Bachelor's Degree and Masters 1 in Computer Engineering from the University of Burundi. From 2013 to April 2015, he worked for a Burundian NGO Forum pour la Conscience et le Développement (FOCODE) as head of the ICT department. Since May 2015 to present Donatien has served as ICT assistant at DefendDefenders. He is fluent in French and has delivered digital security and social media trainings in Burundi, Rwanda, Uganda, Kenya, and Togo. He holds a certificate of study for CCNA from Makerere University. Donatien is interested in computer programming, database development, digital security, design and web development, network & system administration and sports.
Tel: +256755511568
Email: [email protected]
Finance Department
Finance Manager
Mr. Alex Lukoye joined DefendDefenders as Finance Officer from April 2010. Alex is a Certified Public Accountant CPA (U) and holds a Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting) degree from the University of Makerere. He is experienced in financial management and has considerable experience working in the development and human rights field in the Eastern Africa region having worked in Uganda and Sudan. Before joiningDefendDefenders, he was working with the Uganda Red Cross Society as a Regional Accountant prior to which he worked as a Country Accounting Manager for Action Africa Help International AAH-I, in both the Ugandan and Sudan country programmes. Alex also worked as Finance Officer for African Development and Emergency Organisation (ADEO) with their refugee project in Uganda.
Tel: +256-312-265823
Email: [email protected]
Finance Assistant
Ms. Jane Ngabirano works as Finance Assistant withDefendDefenders since 2012. Jane is a Certified Public Accountant (U) and holds a degree in Development Studies and a diploma in Business Studies. Jane has a wide hands-on experience and skills in financial management and accounting in donor funded organisastions. Previously, she has worked with Protection Desk Uganda as Finance and Administrative Officer. She also worked as Head of Finance and Administration with Epilepsy Support Association Uganda and as Accounts Officer with People and Plants Projects in Mbarara University, Kampala Medical Chambers and Comboni Hospital Bushenyi.
Jane assists in ensuring proper financial management and accounting in the finance department. She also assists in adequate financial reporting and compliance with the specific and generally accepted financial and accounting requirements inDefendDefenders.
Tel: +256-312-265823
Email: [email protected]
Pan-Africa Human Rights Defenders Project
Pan-African HRD Network Coordinator
Mr. Joseph Bikanda is the coordinator of Pan African Human Rights Defenders Network since October 2011. Joseph Has a Masters Degree in International law. He worked as Protection assistant with Front Line International foundation of HRDs, Legal Officer at the African Commission on Human and People' Rights; Assistant to the Chairperson of the African Commission; Acting Coordinator for the activities of the Special Rapporteur on Human Rights Defenders in Africa, and Technical Assistant to the Committee of the African Commission on the Protection of the Rights of People living with HIV, and those at risk, vulnerable and affected by HIV in Africa.
He was delegated also in the preparation of the 30 years anniversary of the African Charter at the secretariat of the African Commission.
Email: [email protected]


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If you haven't recognized the Galaxy in their less-than-championship form this season, it may be hard to figure them out at all this afternoon.
First, if the Galaxy continue their poor play, they're likely to get spanked by the hottest team in Major League Soccer, Sporting Kansas City, in front of a sellout crowd of more than 18,500 at Livestrong Park.
Second, the Galaxy (1-2) could have to make do without the services of both Landon Donovan and David Beckham, who are battling nagging leg injuries. Beckham did not make the trip and Donovan could be a game-time decision.
"This team the past three years has had a mentality that no matter what 11 is on the field, we're going to do things the right way and more often than not we get the results we want," said Donovan, who missed last weekend's 3-1 loss to New England. "And we've gone away from it this year."
Forward Robbie Keane, who wore the captain's armband in place of Donovan last week, said it's a matter of concentration for a club that can't find the formula that served them so well during their MLS Cup run in 2011.
"The attitude should always be the same," Keane said. "It's more lack of concentration than anything. The attitude or the will to do something, every player has to have the will to do it.
"Maybe the lack of concentration is what's been the case for the goals being conceded. That's certainly what the manager's been trying to install in the team this week."
The Galaxy pretty much fell apart in the loss to New England while allowing the Revolution to stream untouched through the midfield to set up goals. And when the Galaxy did retreat, they had trouble matching up on players who beat them to dangerous spots in front of the goal.
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Editor's Note: This is a copy of a letter sent to Brooklyn Borough President Marty Markowitz.
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I teach at Canarsie High School. I am a graduate of Canarsie High School and have been teaching at the school since 1984.
I am very saddened that the school is phasing out. It's as if the teachers of the school are invisible and will be disposed of as if we are yesterdays (sic) trash. I do not understand how the politicians got involved with education. Educational decisions are made by non educators (sic), why do teachers need degrees in education if decisions are made by non licensed personnel (sic).
Consultants come in and review the school and are not even from the United States. It seems that one does need a degree in education to make educational decisions. I have been a hard working dedicated teacher for many years and it's as if one is not a part of the politics of this time and date you the teacher do not matter nor do the students of the community (sic). Why wasn't the same resources that is (sic) supposedly put into the new mini schools in Canarsie put into the existing Canarsie High School (sic).
The school has been ignored for years and has been run by incompetent principals and the new principal Tyona Washington was placed into the school under false pretense to turn it around. She has not been given a chance to improve the school.
No one looked at the existing programs that have been successful in the school and no one in the new school seems to care or have any knowledge (sic) what could continue in one of the new mini schools. Yet we the teachers are supposed to carry on like nothing will change in the building.
The new principals are carving out parts of the building and educational seats will be removed to make way for more office space for the new schools and thus take away form (sic) existing Canarsie students, so how is this educationally sound (sic).
Teachers, who can find a job in other schools in the fall of 2008 will exit the school and not worry (sic) who is left and I do not blame them. Those who cannot find jobs once the school phases out will be left as substitute teachers.
As an elected official how can you go along with this morally empty and horrible plan that the public has no knowledge of (sic). As the borough president, how can you allow that Brooklyn schools be carved up and thrown away (sic).
The history of Brooklyn is being destroyed. The communities of Brooklyn have no neighborhood schools to get involved in and the students will go to schools out of the neighborhood.
How does this provide for better community relations and a better Brooklyn (sic).
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I can play either a cleric or a paladin in the group and with 2 of each I can easily find one that will suit the needs. It doesn't matter who I play so it means I can select my character when we see who else will show up and with what. If we need a healer then I play the cleric, but if someone else heals then I can play the paladin. For hard quests we can use 2 healers and then we have a Favored Soul (Azraelck) and my cleric.
I enjoy being the main healer and I automatically look at the red bars of people so I can heal injuries. I also look at the blue bar so I can give some extra spellpoints. Afflictions is also something I look at. Unfortunately it happens quite often that my healing attempts fail because target is out of range or blocked sight. So I think people who likes to be healed should make sure they're not so far away from the cleric. I try to stand behind the main fighter and support him/her against the main monsters. So those of you who fight wandering in other directions might regret that soon.
For variation I like to be a melee character and then I play paladins. One reason is that I like the boosts to the character, especially the self healing. That means I have emergency heals of people who get incapacitated. That has saved the group many times. So getting many lay on hands is high priority. It also makes it easier to be a cleric because the paladin can do some healing once the cleric mana drops low.
I think the group should always have the following components:
* Rogue (or a bard in not trap heavy dungeons)
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* Healer (cleric or favored soul)
* Spellcaster (wizard or sorcerer)
Extra character could be anyone, but an extra melee character would be good to support the tank, e. g. a ranger. With both healer and spellcaster we will have a lot of buffs. With a bard we will bathe in buffs.
The best use for a rogue is that he/she will find and disable most traps so we won't lose HP's crossing them. Finding secret doors and extra chests will help too. Later the rogue will become so strong so he/she can do backstabbing. At low levels I guess the rogue will fight with ranged weapons.
The sixth character can be anyone, but a second spellcaster is always very nice. Spellcasters are good as long as we have enough melee characters to protect them.
The point is that all characters are useful in DDO and the best groups have a variety of them.
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text: I was backing the boat into the water this morning and backed over a big bolt that ripped my rear tire on my truck wide open. I got the boat into the water and pulled up to change the tire and Doug S. (a Good Samaritan) helped me for 30 minutes to make it much easier and go much quicker. He did all this while his wife and kids waited in the cove for him. I really appreciated it and my family and I had a great day on the lake. He owns a 2008 Mobius XLV. Doug, if you are on this board, I owe you and your family dinner. Thanks for making our day!


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On June 29th at 7pm the Peoples' United Methodist Church (407 Pritham Ave) in Greenville Junction ME will welcome gospel musical group,The Hyssongs. With family vocal harmony, lively energetic style, humor, love for God and brass instruments, they encourage and uplift people wherever they appear. A fellowship dinner will proceed the concert at 5:30. Both events are by donation! All are welcome!
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Quality Assurance
|Resident Evil VII: Biohazard (2017)
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|Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen (2016)
|(Progress Control Team)
|Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Spirit of Justice (2016)
|(Quality Assurance)
|Strider (2014)
|(Process Control Team)
|Lost Planet 3 (2013)
|(Progress Control Team)
|Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City (2012)
|(Progress Control Team)
|Bionic Commando (2009)
|Bionic Commando Rearmed (2008)
|(Quality Assurance, CAPCOM Japan)
|Zack & Wiki: Quest for Barbaros' Treasure (2007)
|(Quality Assurance)
|Resident Evil: Deadly Silence (2006)
|(Quality Assurance Supervisior)
|Killer7 (2005)
|(QA Leader)
|Onimusha 2: Samurai's Destiny (2002)
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|Dead Rising 2 (2010)
|(Special Thanks)
|Dead Rising 2: Case 0 (2010)
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Extreme Parkour
Extreme Parkour
Extreme Parkour is yet another 20 piece Parkour puzzle game. Try to arrange puzzle as fast as you possibly can!
Instructions: Use mouse drag & drop puzzle pieces.
You're now playing: Extreme Parkour
Extreme Parkour Game Description
Extreme Parkour: The Ultimate Puzzle Game
Online games are the favourite games for many people because they are easy to play and very interesting, they bring out the best gaming experience out of the game. Playing online you can submit your score online and compare your score with players all over the world which makes the online games more interesting and brings that zeal out of you to go that extra step and achieve the highest score and challenge your friends and set a milestone for the other players to achieve.
Introducing Extreme Parkour
The Extreme Parkour brings the ultimate parkour games gaming experience that you look for in a puzzle game, yes the Extreme Parkour is a puzzle game which makes you think with your brain and find the answer to the puzzle.
The controls in this game are quiet easy and you can control everything at happens in the game using the mouse only and by clicking and holding the left button of mouse on the piece you can drag it to any place to want to place it on the screen.
Game Play
Extreme Parkour is the best puzzle game which will make your brain do all the work and bring the best out of you, the puzzle games are very interesting because they seem easy when you finish them but without proper logic they seem to be the most difficult games. The puzzle game sharpness your way of thinking and possibilities to think of to reach the ultimate goal, the Extreme Parkour is the combination of all which makes this game more enjoyable. In the first screen there is option called play to start the game and once you click on the start button the fun begins, The theme of this game is there is a scene which is cut into twenty small cubes and are jumbled and all you have to do is rearrange the cubes in a proper way and complete the scene. The photos that is cut into pieces in nothing but the background that is present while playing the game, this is important because while playing if you get lost or stuck in between you always look at the background and find your way back into the game. The best way is to start with a piece which as straight edges on two sides which means it is one of the corner piece out of the four and find your way into the game and complete the task, The other trick for playing this game is gathering all the pieces which have only one side straight and placing them at the side where the straight side faces this will simplify the task to achieve the goal. When you place the two adjacent pieces together they get attached together and become a single piece and to this piece you can keep on attaching the pieces until you achieve the ultimate goal. So why wait get started and start playing the Extreme Parkour game and show your skills and enjoy solving puzzle and bring the best out of your brain.


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NEW DBTN Podcast
Have you checked out the NEW Disney Parks Podcast at www.disneyparkspocast.com.
Step right up and behold the hilarious derring-do of this big-top clown in the heart of Storybook Circus. Performing astounding feats of balance and juggling daily, you're sure to giggle with delight and be wowed by Wowzer's wacky antics.


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With the start of the new year, the Boy Scouts will implement a major change to its membership rules.
For the first time, openly gay boys will be accepted into the organization. About 60% of the Boy Scouts voting members approved the change back in May, dropping the long-time ban on openly gay scouts. While openly gay Boy Scouts will be permitted beginning on Jan. 1, openly gay adults will continue to be forbidden to hold leadership roles in the organization, the Associated Press notes.
The move to allow openly gay Boy Scouts came after a wrenching national debate. Openly gay members of the Boy Scouts, Cub Scouts of Venturers will be restricted from promoting political agendas — marching in a Gay Pride parade while in uniform, for instance — or from engaging in sexual conduct. The same rules apply to heterosexual Boy Scouts.
Boy Scouts leaders hope that the implementation of the new policy won't cause any further commotion. Some religious organizations have dropped Boy Scouts support due to the new policy, but the organization has not seen a mass defection of churches, many of which sponsor local troops.
In June, construction equipment manufacturer Caterpillar (CAT) announced that it would withdraw financial support for the Boy Scouts while the ban on openly gay adults remains in effect.


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This unit closely examines current principle and practice of paediatric gastroenterology. Modules of study within this unit will include: worldwide patterns of paediatric gastroenterological disorders; disorders of oesophagus and stomach, focusing on evidence based evaluation and treatment of Gastroesophageal reflux, helicobacter disease; evidence based evaluation and treatment of acute and chronic liver disease, and pancreatic disorders; evidence based evaluation and treatment of enteropathies; recent advances in the diagnosis and treatment of inflammatory bowel diseases; emerging paediatric gastroenterological disorders.
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Online. Students will spend approx 10 hours/week (x 13 weeks) engaging in case-based learning, incl. online discussion of case scenarios, self-directed case reviews and literature appraisal. Regular access to an internet connected computer is vital.
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Court Says - Too Bad!There is little more upsetting than to discover that you have been scammed for your entire life-savings and for everything you owned. Notwithstanding this fact, you can take hope in the fact that this is the Land of "Liberty and Justice For All," and so you can always count on your day in court to prove your case! Right? Wrong! Here in America, we are all laboring under the illusion that for every wrong, there is a remedy. At least that is what we are taught. But, as I have often stated, "If you think your enemy has done you wrong, wait until you get the remedy." I have figuratively likened the remedy in this country to a man who, because of a the actions of a cop who broke his little finger, is taken to the hospital for setting his finger, and winds up being rolled out on a gurney in a full body cast. What took only five minutes to cause, winds up taking five years of court litigation with numerous attorneys on both side at the cost of hundreds of thousands of dollars with no satisfactory conclusion in the end. All that can be said on the positive side is that you learned a very expensive lesson, i.e., don't ever expect to receive justice in a court. We have all heard of the fiasco that happened when untold thousands of people trusted the prevailing news that Enron investors would be reaping fortunes! But they were taken by fraud. Now they have spent more of their money in bringing a suit against the banks who were involved in the scam. However, this past Monday, March 19, the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled against the defendants, and in favor of the involved banks, and dismissed their lawsuit. The court ruled that even if the banks knowingly and purposely defrauded the investors of their fortunes in the Enron Corp. fiasco, they have no remedy via their $40,000,000,000 lawsuit against these banks. The banks are very pleased with the Monday's decision. But you have to ask yourself how you would feel if you were the victim on such a scam? Not only would one lose faith in the justice system, but it would likely lead one to take unpredictable actions. -Ron Branson, National J.A.I.L. CIC
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Jim Carrey lamented his sad 2010 when he hosted SNL earlier this month, and he looks like he's turning over a new, young leaf in 2011! The actor was spotted out in NYC last night with 24-year-old model Anchal Joseph, who was a contestant on the seventh season of America's Next Top Model. Carrey himself has a daughter, Jill, who is 23 and the mother of Jim's grandson. Jim has been in Manhattan filming Mr. Popper's Penguins, and it looks like he's keeping himself entertained during his downtime! Jim seemed a bit down after his split from longtime love Jenny McCarthy last year, and she's since rebounded with a couple new loves of her own.
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I brought my car in to ICS to have my New STG AA KIT 2 with meth injection. It took ICS about 3 weeks to install the kit i paid $2400 i had to get a replacement bov valve because ICS did not know how to fit the bov my kit came with, i drove the car home The EML light was on, i was running super rich so bad i got sick and i smelled like gas for days. The check engine light was missing it did not light up after inspecting the cluster i found half of the screws missing.
AA said it was a boost Leak ICS said it was the tuning. I brought the car back a 2nd time it was a line that was supposed to be plugged i was charge $100, i hit the highway EML light on i call ICS they say is the tuning bring it back in a couple of weeks. I hit up the forums e46fanatics to get some support everyone is telling me that is a boost leak, while driving the car i stop for gas and i notice my engine oil is low i add oil and the engine is building up pressure i never had a problem like this before, i brought the car up ICS again 3rd time i show The owner George the problem along with a broken door handle cable that was broken at ICS
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The Baracuta fillet blades and handles are interchangeable with the new Baracuta-Blaze hunter blades and handle. Now you have two blade options that fit your favorite Baracuta knife. What's not to love? As always, your satisfaction is guaranteed or your money back.
Havalon Knives began in 2005 with the release of the Piranta series of skinning knives with Quik-Change™ blades. Havalon has since become popular with hunters, trappers and taxidermists due to their true surgical sharpness and extremely light weight. Havalon's replaceable blades eliminate the need to carry heavy skinning knives, sharpeners and whetstones into the field. "So many hunters have told us they simply will use nothing but our Piranta knives for skinning big game," says Paul Schwartz, division sales manager of Havalon Knives. "But at every exhibition, we have requests for a bigger blade and bigger handle. So for those that believe bigger is better, we're happy to meet their needs with our new Baracuta-Blaze."
The Baracuta-Blaze blades and handle are interchangeable with the current line of Baracuta™ fillet knives. Now outdoor enthusiasts have two blade options to fit their Baracuta knives: skinning blades and fillet blades. For the value conscious, the #115XT blades are thick enough to be re-sharpened if desired. The added thickness of steel reduces breakage from sideways or twisting pressure. More information can be found at www.havalon.com.
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Does anything pertaining to Brendan Shanahan still count as news when the winger definitely isn't coming back to the Rangers?
I say yes, otherwise I wouldn't have posted this. The 39-year-old free agent "apparently has some interest from John Davidson in St. Louis":http://www.stltoday.com/stltoday/sports/stories.nsf/sports/blues/story/1eaa935bf7806a5a862574f600227fc4?OpenDocument but is taking his time making a decision (I suppose if you've heard Glen Sather say, "Be patient," enough times, you learn how to repeat it to others).
Another report says Shanahan shot down an offer from Nashville, which would have at least put him under the same umbrella as another jettisoned power forward, Hugh Jessiman.
In other news, Larry Brooks "makes the case that Scott Gomez is being wasted":http://www.nypost.com/seven/11032008/sports/rangers/memo_to_renney__stop_wasting_gomez_136540.htm between Ryan Callahan and Nigel Dawes. I agree when it comes to Dawes, but am reserving judgment on Callahan, who did come up with his second big goal of the week before the roof caved in against Toronto.
And speaking of which, the Rangers are back on the ice at 11 to try to put that disaster behind them. More on that then…


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Subject: Re: [htdig] Security and access for privat websites
From: Gilles Detillieux (email@example.com)
Date: Mon May 22 2000 - 13:37:30 PDT
According to Andreas Vogt:
> Now, I set up htdig with two different confs. So public parts can be
> searched by htdig, and also private parts by different databases.
> The private search.html is protected by .htaccess and "require user...".
> But as /cgi-bin/htserach is executable by any webclient (for working with
> the public search database), anybody can use it with the private config by
> typing "config=htdig.privat" in the URL by hand.
> Of course, a "spy" has to know the name of the private config file. But I
> think, you can guess it, or worse: members of the private section, who
> aren't privileged any longer by changing the password, can access it
> easily.
> So, how can I protect htsearch from being abused by typing in another
> config in the URL?
Probably the safest way is to have two separate htsearch binaries,
compiled with a different CONFIG_DIR setting (in the CONFIG file in
your source directory in 3.1.5, and in the Makefile in your source
directory in 3.2.0b2), for each one. In this way, you can maintain
separate directories of config files for the public and private sites.
Put the htsearch binary for the private site in a different ScriptAlias'ed
cgi-bin directory than the public one, and protect the private cgi-bin
with a .htaccess file as well.
An alternative is to use the CONFIG_DIR environment variable at run-time,
rather than the compile-time Makefile variable, to specify an alternate
private config file directory for htsearch. You'd still set up a
separate, ScriptAlias'ed cgi-bin, and protect it with a .htaccess file,
but in it you'd put a little shell script that sets CONFIG_DIR to the
private directory, and calls the real htsearch binary (which is set
at compile-time to use the public config directory). The CONFIG_DIR
environment variable will override the compiled-in CONFIG_DIR setting, so
the script from the private cgi-bin will use the private config directory.
-- Gilles R. Detillieux E-mail: <email@example.com> Spinal Cord Research Centre WWW: http://www.scrc.umanitoba.ca/~grdetil Dept. Physiology, U. of Manitoba Phone: (204)789-3766 Winnipeg, MB R3E 3J7 (Canada) Fax: (204)789-3930
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text: Stephen Mangan on Postman Pat, Gary Barlow, Matt LeBlanc, Julian Assange and his top Foreigner track Video: the Episodes star talks to Radio Times at our Covers Party, with hilarious consequences Comments Written By Jack Seale 4:07 PM, 30 January 2013 Noted comic actor Stephen Mangan was among the top stars to attend the glittering Radio Times Covers Party last night at Claridge's, London. We spoke to the star of Episodes, Green Wing and Postman Pat: the Movie about what he and Matt LeBlanc get up to on their days off, whether Mangan's impressive muscles will be more prominent in Episodes "season" three, and why in all honesty he'd rather be at home playing the piano. See below. Like this? Share it. Facebook Twitter Google Tumblr Pinterest Blogger Reddit VKontakt Print Email


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Minimize Large Pores on Face with New Laser Skin Treatment
Many people are unhappy with large pores or enlarged pores on the face. Large pores often look worse or more noticeable with make up. Minimizing large pores has been a very difficult objective to achieve in the post. A new laser technique holds promise for improving our ability to minimize pore size on the face.
Treatment of large pores in the past has been primarily directed towards drying agents to reduce oil production in the skin. These treatments do help, but they are temporary measures and do not change the skin structure in a way to reduce pore size permanently.
What Causes Large Pores?
The pores on your face are small holes in the skin which are the openings of the oil glands onto the face. These glands, called the sebaceous glands, form a small sack beneath the skin which produces normal skin oils called sebum. There are two basic causes of large pores, which is enlargement of the opening of the oil gland onto the skin:
o Excess Skin Oil Production- People with oily skin have more oil producing cells in their sebaceous glands, the oil producing glands beneath the skin. As more sebum or skin oil is produced, the oil gland enlarges and becomes distended. As the gland and oil sack become enlarged the opening of the oil gland onto the skin, the pore, becomes stretched and appears on the skin as a large or enlarged pore.
Large pores in young facial skin are most common in the areas of the face where the greatest number of oil glands occurs-the nose, forehead and chin. This is often called the T zone, and if you check you will find these areas have more skin oils that the cheeks and eyelids.
o Aging of the Skin- As our face skin ages many very significant changes occur. The most striking aging change is loss of collagen. Collagen is a very important supporting structure in the skin. The oil glands and pores are surrounded and supported by collagen. When collagen is lost with aging, the oil glands and pores loose support and become lax and the pores become larger.
Interestingly, enlarged pores in aged facial skin also occur on the cheeks, an area which has fewer enlarged oil glands in younger people with oily skin. The pores are there in younger people but oil production is less and the pores are not large. However when the supporting collagen is lost with aging, the pores can show up in all face areas.
New Laser Treatment
The new laser treatment works by stimulating the growth of new collagen which surrounds and compresses the oil glands and actually squeezes or constricts the pore itself by compressing the opening of the pore onto the skin. This laser treatment is called combined laser therapy and is a two step process:
o Non-ablative 1540 or 1440 Laser Treatments-We use a 1540 or 1440 Fractional Erbium Laser to treat the facial skin. There is no down time-your face will have some added color immediately after the treatment for about a day or two. These lasers go deep into the skin and stimulate your skin to make new collagen to compress the pores.
You will need 3-4 treatments scheduled about 3-4 weeks apart. Treatments take about 30 minutes and are done by our medical aesthetician.
o 2940 Ablative Fractional Laser Resurfacing-At your last non-ablative treatment the doctor will do an additional treatment called a Fractional Ablative Laser Resurfacing. This treatment is an actual laser skin peel. However the new fractional laser is much gentler than the old fashioned CO2 laser resurfacing. Your skin will peel and your skin will be red for 5-7 days.
We do use a topical anesthetic for your comfort.
Our results with this new combined laser approach have been impressive. Older CO2 laser resurfacing actually made pores larger.
The new approach using fractional laser technology is much better at building new collagen to compress the pores. We have seen surprisingly good results in even older aged skin.
Other Supportive Measures
Traditional methods include skin oil reduction with Brevoxyl skin washes, microdermabrasion, and oil reducing medications such as Retin A, Differin, and Acccutane. These treatments must be discontinued during the combined laser therapy. However after your skin recovered, you will be re-evaluated for the need for these traditional supportive therapies.
This new combined fractional laser treatment is an exciting new therapy. The results, especially in aging skin are truly excellent. If you are troubled by enlarged pores on your face learn more about this exciting new treatment which may be what you are looking for.


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What a Month!
It's been swell looking back on what we've all been up to since the workings of the very fist Vida Vegan Con in 2011 during our Month of Memories for VeganMoFo, and catching up with alumni, speakers and sharing some behind the scenes secrets.
Our Q & A series will continue into Autumn as all three VVC organizers begin, continue and end their separate travels, gathering inspiration for their own endeavors and Vida Vegan-land, alike.
Thank you all for being a part of the Vida Vegan family, and we hope to see you at our next happening, whatever neck of the woods it may be in!
Month of Memories: Veggie Grill in LA
In January 2012, Veggie Grill flew a small group of vegan Portland-area bloggers down to LA to show us the inner-working of the vegan fast-casual chain, planning on an upcoming expansion to Portland.
Jess, Michele and I spent the whirlwind weekend getting to know the founders and owners of Veggie Grill, eating double our weight in Veggie Grill food, and learning about the ethos and ingredients that make Veggie Grill so successful. It's no secret that the people we met, and the food we tried, led us all into a Veggie Grill love affair. Veggie Grill paid for the trip expenses, but the transparency and genuineness of our interaction with everyone involved is what really impressed us.
Well, that, and the fact that Daryl Hannah was apparently sitting right behind us in the Santa Monica Veggie Grill, and we only realized once Jess got home and looked at her photos.
Month of Memories: Lunch in Austin
No, we aren't done talking about Austin yet. I suppose, though, this photo speaks more about bloggers than it does about Austin.
We stopped by Wheatsville Co-op a couple of times during our scouting visit last spring, because it's one of the most fantastic co-ops, period. (They have their own vegan lip balm and bottled kombucha, folks.) We grabbed a table in that famous Texas sun and were photographing our lunch, when I had a rare moment of self-awareness.
Bloggers spend a ridiculous amount of time photographing food—no breaking news here—but we seem to not notice that we're doing it or let it bother us. But it's weird, right? Look at this table full of food, including (of course) the Wheatsville signature offering, popcorn tofu, and we can't just dig in? What's wrong with us?
Don't you worry, after our little photo shoot we got down to business. After all, we had lots of exploring to do.
We miss you, Austin. We miss you, Wheatsville. We miss you, popcorn tofu. Until we meet again…
Month of Memories presents: Q & A with Jojo! (aka dear Vegan.in.Brighton)
Greetings! Welcome to the latest edition of our ongoing Q & A series at Vida Vegan Headquarters. These special interviews offer a glimpse into our past alumni's upcoming projects, summer shenanigans and reveal what they really learned at VVC2013. They're sharing which class sticks out in their minds so many months later, and just what they'd like to see more and less of in vegan blogging, a question that's always on our own minds.
It's now time to catch up with first time, wonderfully enthusiastic Vida Vegan alumnae, Jojo Huxster, better known to vegan bloggers (and readers!) around the globe as the longtime blogger behind "Vegan.in.Brighton". Jojo's currently across the pond once again, exploring and documenting even more of what the United States has to offer vegan visitors.
In short, Jojo rules and all of us at Vida Vegan Headquarters are in awe of her Mac 'n Cheese dedication. Come back this way soon — they're calling your name!
You can read more about Jojo's take on VVC2013 right here on her recap and stay tuned to her blog updates & travels (she's recently been spotted in Las Vegas) over at Instagram, @vegan.in.brighton and ditto on twitter.
Our Month of Memories Q & A series at Vida Vegan Headquarters will continue far into the end VeganMoFo and beyond.
Month of Memories: Demoing for Seniors
Last August, Janessa, Jess, and I presented some vegan meals to the folks at Rose Schnitzer Manor, a Jewish assisted-living home. They were already serving a few meatless meals a day and wanted to use and learn more about plant-based proteins.
We made them a big berry salad with maple-agave tempeh, and a baked tofu mac-n-chee, and ran through the benefits of a vegan diet, offering some super accessible alternative proteins.
They had SO MANY questions for us—and I'm not just counting the seven times Ruth asked what kind of cheese we used. We talked about how they could get more options from their cafeteria, since most of them couldn't shop or cook for themselves anymore.
And they ate the food! And most of them liked it! I don't think we moved anyone to become vegan that day, but I do believe we took some of the fear factor away from some unfamiliar ingredients.
Month of Memories: Capital City Bakery (Austin Tx)
When we visited Austin for location scouting earlier this year, we knew we had to visit Capital City, Austin's amazing vegan bakery owned by Kristen Davenport.
The cart has since moved, and a brick and mortar bakery is currently in the works. She makes the best best best treats, and donated ridiculously good brownies to this year's Galarama. I'm pretty sure everyone in Austin knows about this place already, but if you don't, do your mouth a favor and get down there.
Here's Jess and Michele picking out their treats:
And a sweet romantic cookie and mouthwatering cupcakes:
Month of Memories: Chicago Field Museum Photobooth
One of the venues we were cautiously optimistic about when location scouting in Chicago was the Field Museum. We assumed it would be outrageously out of our price range, and it was (for now), but it was a beautiful spot and inspired a few new ideas.
In addition to scouting out event venues at the Field Museum, we also found a…PHOTOBOOTH! And you know what we do when one of those comes across our path.


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Liberty 11th Out Of 16 Teams At Xavier's Mission Inn Collegiate
Easter Michigan and Marquette are 15-strokes off the lead in a tie for third place after each shot 581.
Mike Van Sickle of Marquette holds the lead after shooting six-under par through the first two rounds. Bryan Haase of Eastern Michigan and Drew Younts of UNC Greensboro are one-shot behind the leader at five-under par. On the heels of the top three gentleman is five-way tie for fourth place at two-strokes behind the leader. Joe Cermak of Iowa State, Nathan Stamey of UNC Greensboro, Daryl Fathauer of Louisville and John Kelly of Missouri are all at four-under par after day one.
Liberty finished the first day 11th out of 16 teams as they finished at 593. The Flames were led by Jay Calvo who shot 73 twice to finish tied for 20th at two-over par. Manuel Moreno joined Calvo at two-over par after shooting a career-best 70 in round one. Stephen Hawk shot par in round two to finish at four-over. Josh Bain and Peter Horstman finished 12-over and 14-over respectively through two rounds.
Younts shot a course record 63 in round one. The previous record on the El Campeon course was 65.
The tournament will conclude with the final 18 holes of competition on Tuesday at the par-72, 6,923-yard El Campeon Golf Club in Howie in the Hills, Fla.


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Baird concerned about Villawood group
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One of the rebel Liberal MPs behind the Government's decision to soften mandatory detention says he is concerned about a group of detainees who slashed their wrists.
Thirteen detainees at Sydney's Villawood Detention Centre slashed their wrists yesterday in what refugee advocates say was frustration with the Government's detention policy.
Their protest came a day after the Prime Minister, John Howard, agreed to soften Australia's mandatory detention system after lengthy talks with four rebel MPs, including Sydney MP Bruce Baird.
Mr Baird said he was concerned about those involved in the protest at Villawood.
"I'm always concerned about those who take such drastic action when they're in detention and obviously what we're about in terms of the changes is making the situation more compassionate and softening our whole approach to detention," he told the Seven Network.
"So I am concerned and obviously will be taking a closer look at what happens to these people."
Mr Howard on Friday agreed to soften the Government's immigration detention policy, allowing families and long-term detainees to be released from detention centres.
New refugee applications will now have to be dealt with within six months and the cases of all temporary protection visa holders seeking permanent residency will be decided by October 31 under the changes.
Mr Baird said while the rebel MPs did not get all the changes they wanted, such as the end to mandatory detention, Mr Howard had made major concessions.
"He certainly showed compassion and his willingness to change was great," Mr Baird said.
"There's always [room for] further ... reform ... but we agreed to compromise and certainly we're happy with the outcome."
Mr Baird also said he supported the Immigration Minister, Amanda Vanstone, remaining in her job, despite the spate of recent scandals involving her department.
"Amanda is a great person and it is a very difficult portfolio and certainly I think she's done a very good job," Mr Baird said.
"These issues and cases which have come up have been taxing, but we've also been involved in the process of the reforms so it makes it easier for her to administer her department and show more compassion.
"I think she's doing a very good job. She was chosen by the Prime Minister to do it because she's a person who's regarded as being compassionate and I support him that decision."
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Silverthorne approves $600,000 sales tax reimbursement agreement with Murdoch's
January 27, 2014
The Silverthorne Town Council approved the final piece of the Murdoch's puzzle last week when it signed off on a sales tax reimbursement agreement worth up to $613,000 over the next eight years.
The agreement, permitted under the town's Enhanced Sales Tax Incentive Program, was passed unanimously on Wednesday, Jan. 22, but not without at least some contention.
Although he voted in favor of the agreement, Councilmember Stuart Sanderson said he would prefer to see future sales tax incentive proposals aired in public to provide residents with an understanding of how the agreement would ultimately benefit the community.
Interim town manager Ryan Hyland said Sanderson's comments refer to the history of the Enhanced Sales Tax Incentive Program, which was first approved in 2001 with the intention of attracting major sales tax generating businesses to Silverthorne.
Since that time, and prior to last week's approval of the Murdoch's agreement, the Silverthorne Town Council has only approved three Enhanced Sales Tax Incentive Program proposals, including one with Target in 2001 and another with Lowe's Home Improvement in 2010.
Under the program's original design, companies like Target and Lowe's could apply for a reimbursement of a portion of the sales tax it generates over the course of an agreed-upon term to offset unforeseen infrastructure costs, such as architectural design changes, installing light posts, updating service roads or adding landscape features to meet the town's community development guidelines.
In exchange for the agreement, companies must generate a certain amount of sales tax each month in order to qualify for its reimbursement, Hyland said. Companies also must be able to define how they're coming to Silverthorne would benefit the public long term, such as by adding more jobs to the local economy.
Although the program was originally designed to attract big box stores, town officials later wanted to expand the program to smaller businesses. It did so in 2011 by lowering the sales tax threshold and by broadening the definition of what could be considered a public benefit.
The first business to take advantage of the new Enhanced Sales Tax Incentive Program was Which Wich in 2013.
In Murdoch's case, the town council approved the sales tax reimbursement agreement because the home and ranch supplier wanted to move into the 40,000 square-foot space left vacant in October 2012 by Bighorn Ace. Murdoch's officials also announced its intention to add 35 new jobs to the local economy.
In exchange for occupying a vacant store and adding jobs, the town council awarded the potential $613,000 in sales tax reimbursements to offset Murdoch's costs of converting what was essentially an indoor lumber yard into a finished retail store, Hyland said, as well as upgrades to the parking lot and installation of monument-style signage that are more costly than Murdoch's more typical "lollipop" signs.
"We see the arrangement as a win/win," Hyland said. "We're happy they're moving into that space — we think it's a good space for them — and we think they are the type of retailer that will be successful and stay in town for years to come."
Rick Ungersma, president of Murdoch's Ranch & Home Supply, said Monday the Silverthorne location is scheduled to open for business Friday, Jan. 31. The store, located at 1241 Blue River Parkway, will maintain the company's normal operating hours of 7:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Saturday and 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sundays.
A grand opening celebration will take place later this year at a time and date to be determined, Ungersma said.
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Every year it gets more spectacular. So this year's Fourth of July Fireworks Festival, organized by the Studio Cit Chamber of Commerce on theCBSStudioCenterlot, is expected to be the best ever!
"It's a great celebration for everyone to come together to enjoy Independence Day. There's going to be fabulous entertainment, food, fun for the whole family, and of course, spectacular fireworks," says Esther Walker, executive director of the Studio City Chamber of Commerce and director of the event. All the party planning has been done, so everyone attending can just come and enjoy. It's great for families, couples, or groups of friends looking to have a good time in a fun location.CBSStudioCenterhas been home to such hits as Gilligan'sIslandand Seinfeld, and is currently home to CSI New York and Parks and Recreation, to name just a few shows that have filmed on the lot.
Festivities will begin at 4:30 p.m. and go until 9:30 p.m., with the fireworks as the grand finale.
Petty Theft, a tribute to Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, will be rocking the main stage, along with Rhythm Section, and ARC Handbell Choir. Josh Rubenstein, chief meteorologist for CBS2/KCAL9, will be hosting, and the National Anthem will be played by renowned saxophonist Ed Smart.
Entertaining in the air conditioned VIP Room will be the Grammy-winning Pete Anderson Trio, along with sampling stations, gourmet BBQ dinner, and a children's activity area.
There will be a magic show with world class magicians Ariann Black and Brandon Scott ready to thrill and amaze the crowds. There will be Pirates courtesy of Mutiny Magazine and Studio City Tattoo, featuring music from Mister Mac, the Dunk-a-Pirate (or Mermaid) game, and free pictures. Arrrrgh!
The festival includes a kids Fun Zone with inflatable rides, model planes from Blacksheep Exhibition Squadron, and great cars from the Television Motion Picture Car Club. Food can be purchased or you can bring your own. Of course, there's always the informative Business Expo.
This year's charity is The Children's Tumor Foundation, an organization that raises funds to fight neurofibromatosis, a disease that affects one in 3000 children. Tickets are available online at www.studiocitychamber.com, on Sundays at the Studio City Farmers' Market, or by calling (818) 655-5916. General admission: adult $20, child (6-12) $10; general admission with rooftop wristband for premium viewing of the fireworks: adult $40, child $30; VIP package: VIP adult $100, VIP child (6-12) $50, VIP toddler (3-5) $15.
For more information go to the Studio City Chamber of Commerce (the chamber to the stars!) website at www.studiocitychamber.com.


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Our hard drives are overflowing with content, folders of original photos and coverage from Japan, adding to that are wall papers, internet finds and local event coverage. There's no excuse for limited posts here so we have decided that at minimum the TOR blog will get weekly love. If time permits we will throw in some extras between the larger features. Jump in the seat and belt up for some original low down content.
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Retro Workshop 2/2
Continuing on from the yard shots in the last post to the unsuspecting workshop filled with history and collectables
Chasing the dream 1/2
If you're in Japan and you're an obsessive type, like I am, then sitting on the train isn't a chance to grab some rest between stations.
It's funny in the motherland how rare it is to come across what we see as a common "imported" model. Things as boring as a stock R32 or S13 are common at home, but with the huge restrictions on emissions and regular shaken inspections it's quite hard to justify owning a road driven performance car.
Picture this… (Part 2/2)
Continuing on from part one at Top Secret….. I didn't really have any idea where I was in relation to public transport, no internet in sight. This is what I planned for in Japan, getting lost somewhere far from home and hopefully making the midnight last train. I had optimistically printed out maps to two Up Garages hoping to have time to make it to at least one.
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One more highlight from my trip to J/Land; we dropped by Body Factory Dropps to check it out.
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Asayan's AE86 @ MSC Round 10
first noticed this 86 pop up a few months back on Nori Yaro and on random pic threads on forums i frequent and people going ape over it, but nothing beats seeing this thing in the flesh.


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Lions Club hosts Babe Ruth state
The Lebanon team will play Smoky Mountain tonight at 8 p.m. in the last of four games on the docket. A ceremony dedicating the 2012 state tournament to the memory of longtime Lions Club member and league Jimmy Carter Martin is planned just before Lebanon takes the field.
Action begins at 12 Noon as Sparta takes on Manchester followed by Marshall County vs. Franklin County at 2:30 p.m. Lawrenceburg will battle Johnson City at 5:30 p.m. followed by the Lebanon - Smoky Mountain nightcap.
Losers bracket games are set for 12 Noon and 2:30 p.m. on Saturday while Fridays winners will play at 5:30 and 8:30 p.m. Tournament finals are scheduled for Monday.
Admission is $5 per person; ages 12-5 are $2; five and under admitted free.
Babe Ruth 14s play in PulaskiThe Lebanon Lions Club Babe Ruth 14 year-old all-stars will open state tournament play this (Friday) afternoon vs. Marshall County in Pulaski.
The winner of the Lebanon - Marshall County game will play Johnson City Saturday at 12 Noon. The seven team tournament continues through Tuesday.
Lebanon went 2-2 in last weeks District 4 tournament in McMinnville, falling to Fentress County (Jamestown) in the finals 9-8 Sunday, July 15.
Lebanon lost its tournament opener to Cookeville 9-6, then reeled off victories over Warren County 7-0 and Cookeville 13-12.


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Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask Launches on Nintendo 3DS
The Legend of Zelda is one of the most beloved game series of all time. Hell, my favorite game of all time happens to be Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time on Nintendo 64.
During the year 2000, the follow up to LOZ: Ocarina of Time was released named Majora's Mask. Ocarina of Time left such a stamp on video game history, how could you follow up to that?
Love it or hate it, Majora's Mask has made a 3D return to the Nintendo world.


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Tas's lengthy menus do more than most to emphasise that Anatolian cuisine is one of the richest and most varied in the world. Almost 40 starters are offered at this cheerfully busy eaterie near the British Museum – from a soup of mussels, celery, coriander and ginger, to deep-fried salmon with sour rose sauce – making diners feel almost guilty ordering houmous, dolma or börek, regardless of how delicious they are. Kalamar were coated in feather-light batter, though the squid was not perfectly tender or improved by its pasty bitter walnut sauce. Pırasalı, a vegetarian main course of lentils, chickpeas, leeks and tomato, was reminiscent of the bland store-cupboard stews you might knock up in a bedsit, even with its red couscous and yoghurt accompaniments. However, chicken sis and simple feta cheese salad were much more satisfying; we also liked the delicious dips, piquant olives and seeded breads. There's an extensive array of fish and rice dishes, pasta and casseroles in addition to the expected grills, making Tas a good choice for parties of friends and colleagues – all will find something they're happy to order, and staff are adept at dealing with groups.
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We visited Tas on Borough High Street last Friday on recommendation from our London Walks guide. The food was superb and the service excellent! One of the best meals we've had for a long time! Had Börek and Pacanga as a starter, Soganli Dana Kavurma and Kagit Kebap as a main and Chocolate Cake and Kaymakli Kestane as dessert. Huge menu, nice wines and a lovely atmosphere. There even was a guitar player playing in the background which was very pleasant - not too loud, you could still have a normal conversation. We will surely be back to try more off the menu and will definately recommend Tas to our friends.


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Commission hears discussion on new jail
By Sandy Bond –
At the Tuesday, Dec. 4, meeting of the Walworth County Commission, James J. Brennan, President and CEO, of Brennan Group, Columbia, S.C. and David Cruseturner, Managing Director, of Brennan Management Services, Little Rock, Ark., appeared before the board to discuss jail specifics.
They have been doing their homework, they said, since they last appeared before commissioners at their Aug. 22, meeting, when commissioners requested facts and figures.
At the Aug. 21, meeting, Cruseturner and Brennan met with commissioners inquiring about specifics. One question posed was if commissioners approved building an addition and renovating the "newer" structure built in 1999, will other counties be interested in securing contracts with Walworth County? The issue has been a concern to Chief Deputy Josh Boll, who had been authorized to extend the invitation to discuss the topic with Brennan and Cruseturner. At their August meeting Boll expressed his concern of the possibility of injury and resulting litigation if a correctional office, inmates, or private citizen were injured or killed and the county was discovered to be at fault. The damages that could be awarded in this hypothetical scenario might be much more costly than the bricks and mortar, Breennan and Crusteturner told commissioners. Crime may escalate, Boll reminded commissioners, with the influx of many employed in the oil fields of western North Dakota as they travel to and from their homes in other states.
The firm custom-designs the structures so that they blend into the community, so for example, a jail would not look like a jail, just another office building, they said at the August meeting. Modifications could be made to enable inmates and correctional officers to travel between the jail and the courthouse for trial in inclement weather without leaving the building. The newer unit will house additional inmates. The older section could be used for recreation for inmates or to expand the kitchen. Revenue enhancers could include video conferencing visits. Housing inmates from the Federal Marshall's Office and others from adjoining counties or states could help pay for the building
and renovation. The cost of the study could be $20,000 plus related expenses including air travel, etc. The voters of the county will probably have the last word.
Some commissioners said that they have heard several individuals express their concern about the proposed building and renovation of the existing jail facility saying: "Didn't we just build and renovate the jail a few years ago?"
On the agenda was a seemingly routine item to appoint James Hare as State Attorney, effective Dec. 17. This was necessitated by the resignation of former states sttorney Chris Jansen, after Hare, an Independent, defeated incumbent and Republication Jansen. In submitting his resignation, Jansen told commissioners he has plans to enter private practice. Laurie Bauer has offered to serve as interim state's attorney until Hare can begin. Harold Forbes provided the only "no" vote. When questioned following adjournment, Forbes said, indeed, he had voted no and the reason was, although the public had voted to elect Hare, Forbes said, "When you hire an individual you expect to know who you are appointing. I wouldn't know him if he walked into the room," he said. "Would you?" he asked commissioner Jerry Frailing. Frailing replied that he had not met newly-elected States Attorney Hare.
In other business, commissioners:
• Authorized the purchase of a 2013 motor grader off the Spink County bid at $254,540, at the request of highway superintendent Penny Goetz with new Butler Machinery representative Dave Sangster in attendance. It will probably be assigned to highway department employee Marty Hook.
• Authorized Goetz to apply for $143,698 in state funding that can be used for various highway projects.
• Authorized real estate tax abatement for Shelly Sitting Dog and Hapi Homes.
– Sandy Bond –