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Suggestion boxes were put up around the set a few weeks ago so that all EastEnders staff, including office workers, could contribute their ideas.
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Brookings County, SD
HISTORY OF Southeastern Dakota, Its Settlement and Growth,
Sioux City Iowa: Western Publishing Company, 1881
The beginning of this prosperous and promising town substantially dates from September, 1879, in which month Volga was platted by Col. Jacoby, the platting agent of the Chicago & Northwestern Railroad Company. The land on which the townsite is located, was owned by Nicolai Evenson. Hans Terkelsen, Alex. Johnson and Lewis Johnson, who each donated forty acres of land for townsite purposes, making these relinquishments as an inducement to the Railroad Company to locate a station at that point. For some time—from November, 1879, to May, 1880—Volga was the terminus of the road, and under the stimulus which this fact gave to it, its settlement and growth during this period were astonishingly rapid. The end of the railroad track reached Volga about the 15th of November, 1879. The agents of the Company until late in the winter, transacted business in a box car on a side track, and a number of the employes boarded and lodged in a boarding car. The first hotel was the "Pioneer," the construction of which was begun by Johnson Harris in September, 1879. For the time the accommodations at this hostlery were sufficiently rude, the partitions consisting of army blankets. Miller Willson built the second hotel, forty or fifty boarders taking lodgings therein long prior to its completion. I. P. Farrington built the present Farrington House in the winter of 1879-80, but the house was not fairly opened for business until the spring of the latter year. Norton Bros. were the proprietors of the Railroad Boarding House.
During the winter of 1879-80, there was a very considerable floating population, there being probably three hundred employes located at Volga, every place of entertainment being more than comfortably crowded. The spring of 1880 began with bright prospects for the embryo town, Building went on apace, although the inhabitants suffered somewhat from limited capital for investment. The population, as will be seen, was necessarily of a more or less temporary character; yet the town has more than "held its own," and a succession of good crops will place it on a permanently enviable footing. Much good was accomplished in the way of bridge building, mainly through the energetic instrumentality of Mr. Charles Keith, in the fall and winter of 1879-80, which winter, it is well remembered, was a particularly "open" one, wheat being sown in the month of February. A gratifying fact is, that during all floods and seasons of high-waters, Volga has been " high and dry," beyond the reach of danger from that very troublesome source.
The first deed of real estate in Volga was made April 14, 1880, by Albert Keep and wife—representing the Railroad Company—to Charles Keith, and transferred lot number six in block one.
L. V. Rich's "Rich Hotel" was built in the winter of 1879-80. The principal pioneer business men were H. Kirby, Nils Kjos, Hatheron & Son, T. H. Maguire & Company, Hark ins & Rowley, James W. Ask, and others. The town may very properly pride itself on the excellent class of business men in general which its inducements have attracted. The well known and extensive business firms of G. W. Van Dusen & Co., the Winona Mill Company, Youmans Bros. & Hodgins, Laird, Norton & Co., are well represented by the following efficient managers, respectively: Charles Keith, John Albertson, C. L. Warner and L. Johnson.
Volga is located on sections 14, 15, and 23, forty acres in each, town 110, range 51. The population is about four hundred. Town lots were surveyed—blocks one, two, three and four—at the first survey, the first lot being occupied by H. Kirby. The first building on the townsite was erected by Nils Kjos, the second building by Kirby. The first family to arrive was that of Mr. J. Harris, on the 6th of October, 1879. O. L. Anderson, the first harness maker, came on the same date. October 8th, 1879, is the date of the first well digged in Volga, which was by E. M. Lenander for Harris. E. Nelson moved his blacksmith shop from Renshaw on the 10th of October. On the 13th, Frank Cline, the first blacksmith in Volga, began operations. Lewis Wilson, the first shoemaker, came October 22d. The first passenger train arrived November 17th. The first public worship in Volga was held January 4th. 1880, Rev. W. L. Alexander, Presbyterian, officiating. The first death to occur was that of Willis Howl, March 9th, 1880; the first settler to enter the bonds of matrimony, was P. Balgord, the pioneer wagon and carriage maker, on the 31st day of March, 1880. The first birth to occur in the vicinity, after the starting of the town, was a son, to C. C. Saunders, living on the forty acres subsequently donated by Lewis Johnson as part of the townsite. The character of the soil in this section, is that of a dark loam, varying in depth from six to twelve feet, before the gravel is reached. As you go west to Nordland, this depth increases to from twenty-five to one hundred and twenty feet. The subsoil is of clay. The water supply is abundant and easily reached. The county, along the Sioux River, is mainly inhabited by Scandinavians, nationalities being vastly more varied seven or eight miles to the north. From Volga, north and south, the country is very well settled. There are several hundred acres of burr-oak timber in the vicinity of Lake Tetonkaha. Oakwood, on this lake, was first settled in 1878.
Mr. Charles Keith, who has in every respect proved an energetic promoter of the interests of Volga and vicinity, first came to Volga September 25th, 1879, for the purpose of looking up business prospects generally. Mr. Keith first engaged in the lumber trade, and received the first car-load of lumber delivered in Volga, on November 18,1879. He represented Laird, Norton & Co., of Winona, Minn. At that time, the people who were unable to procure lumber, occupied canvas tents. The first lumber was taken immediately from the cars by the purchasers, having been bought before unloading.
The Presbyterian and the Congregational Societies have each an appropriate building. The Presbyterian Society was organized in 1879. The first pastor was the Rev. William Carroll. Rev. John B. Taylor is the pastor at the time of writing. The Congregational Society was organized in the summer of the present year. The Schools of Volga are in excellent condition.
The Brookings County Agricultural and Driving Park Association, of Volga, was organized in the autumn of 1880. Its officers are as follows: Board of Directors—George Henry, Thomas Bandy, T. H. Maguire, Peter Balgord, William Nichols, J. W. Ask, E. Engleson, J. P. Farrington, Page Downing, Peter Lindskog, H. L. Wadsworth. President—George Henry. Secretary—E. Engleson. Treasurer—H. L. Wadsworth. The grounds of the Association are one-half mile southwest of town, and are excellently adapted to the purposes for which they are used. There is a first-class half-mile track. The second annual fair was held September 21, 22 and 23 of the present year. Competition in all classes is unlimited, and the exhibits are unusually good.
Attorney.—P. Philip Cady.
Agricultural Implements.—John Albertson, T. H. Maguire, Chas. Keith.
Barber.—B. F. Gates.
Boots and Shoes.—Joseph Daum.
Blacksmith.—H. C. Loomis.
Bakery.—C. S. Johnson.
Contractors and Builders.—John Ike, W. F. Williams, W. E. Tubbs.
Civil Engineer.—Jacob Brown.
Druggists.—A. C. Porter, C. H. Drinker.
Draymen.—Stewart & Hunt, C. T. Wilson.
Depot Agent.—H. L. Wadsworth.
Elevators.—Van Dusen & Co., Chas. Keith, Manager.
Furniture.—A. D. Harrison.
Flour and Feed.—W. M. Nichols, Chas. Keith for Van Dusen & Co.
General Merchandise.—Henry Kirby, Harking & Rowley, J. W. Ask, Wm. Fisher & Co., Seielstad & Hansen.
Hotels.—Farrington House, J. P. Farrington; Rich House, L. V. Rich; Willson House, Miller Wilson; Farmers' Home, P. C. Ford; Skandinavisk House, T. R. Jevne.
Hardware.—Nils Kjos, T. H. Maguire & Co.
Harness and Saddlery.—O. L. Anderson.
Insurance.—Mitchell & Engleson.
Jeweler.—A. C. Porter.
Lumber.—Laird, Norton & Co., C. L. Warner; Youmans Bros. & Hodgins, L. Johnson, agent.
Livery.—Stewart & Hunt.
Masons.—F. S. Idell, C. McCreery.
Meat Markets.-Ed. Achenbach, Carl Sec.
Millinery and Dressmaking.—Miss K. C. Ryan.
Newspaper.—Dakota Gazette, Geo. W. Brown, Editor and Proprietor.
Photographer,—W. H. DeGraff.
Postmaster.—Jacob Brown.
Physician—W. H. Everhard.
Real Estate, Loans and Collections—Mitchell & Engleson, P. Philip Cady, CM. Story.
Saloons—E. Snider, I. P. Farrington.
Undertaker— A. D. Harrison.
Wagon and Carriage Works—P. Balgord.
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County Treasurer
|The County Treasurer is charged with collecting the county property tax from municipalities, overseeing financial accounts, and investing county funds.
New Hampshire residents all pay a county portion of their property taxes to their local government, which is passed on to Hillsborough County in one lump sum each December. The tax rate is set by the county's legislative delegation during the annual budget process.
The Treasurer is the signatory on the county's financial accounts and works with the Business Office to maintain the integrity and security of all treasury funds.
All investments that the Treasurer makes are fully collateralized with the Federal Reserve. These include certificates of deposit, repurchase agreements, and money market accounts. All income derived from the investment of county funds is returned to the treasury and is used to offset the tax rate. This investment income totaled $1,858,796 in fiscal year 2008 and $2,174,139 in fiscal year 2007.
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A WELL-known doctor has been suspended after being arrested on suspicion of child abuse.
Dr Stephen Hamilton, who works at Heaton Medical Centre in Lucy Street, was suspended from his role in December after a police investigation was launched.
It is believed he was arrested in Withington, Manchester. He remains on bail.
Dr Hamilton joined Heaton Medical Centre in 1995.
The General Medical Council, a national watchdog of doctors' standards, has implemented conditions, which will last until August, 2013.
He is not allowed to undertake consultations with unaccompanied with any patients under 18, who are not chaperoned, unless in an emergency.
He is prohibited from undertaking private or out-of-hours work.
Dr Hamilton must inform the General Medical Council if he accepts any NHS employment he accepts and if he applies for medical work outside of the UK.
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Sunday's game against the Jaguars looked a lot like a replay of the game against the Arizona Cardinals for the first half of the contest. Mark Sanchez was given the nod earlier in the week to start under center but failed to score any points for five straight quarters of play. But starting in the second half, the Jets came alive and reeled off 17 straight points to secure the game by a final of 17-10.
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- The running tandem of Bilal Powell and Shonn Greene had another superb game on the ground. Powell rushed for 78 yards and Greene just one less with 77. Both backs reached the end zone in the second half and set the pace for the game. Powell has been emerging as an offensive weapon the past few weeks and gaining the trust of the caoching staff by fighting for extra yards to keep drives alive.
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March 6, 2011 :: 11:13pm ET
Canucks don't care
LOS ANGELES, CA -- The reality in
Vancouver is that unless the Canucks win all 82 regular season games,
a portion of their fan base will think they're underachieving. Despite
being the top ranked team in the NHL and enjoying a 17 game stretch in
which they've earned a point, their current 6-6 record since early
February has fans from Kelowna to Surrey fretting.
Some see it as a precursor for yet another playoff failure that�s
marked the Sedin era in VanCity. They'll bemoan the usual reasons;
lack of team toughness, the inability of Roberto Luongo to win in the
clutch and the likelihood of Alain Vigneault getting outcoached by the
opposing bench.
In the room, man to man, they don't care.
Team captain and Hart Trophy winner Henrik
Sedin is an unemotional realist when it comes to the team's late
winter blues. He admits that the team is not playing its best but
backs that up by saying there is zero panic in the room. Vigneault, in
his best coach speak reminds observers about the parity in the league.
League leading scorer Daniel Sedin thinks the team should be grateful
that the soft play is occurring now and not a month later.
Dan Hamhuis, new to throngs of media attention after toiling for six
seasons in the hockey outpost that is Nashville, says it's only one
thing that needs to be adjusted. In the midst of his finest
professional season, he didn't minimize the less-than-championship
streak put forth.
"We're definitely concerned about it," he said. "We have high
expectations in the room and it's certainly higher than .500 hockey.
There were some games (in the stretch) where we didn't play well and
won, while others we played well and lost. Overall, I think we were
most disappointed with our consistency."
Henrik believes it's less about the scoreboard than the quality of the
"We don't look at win and losses, we look at the way we're playing,"
he said. "We haven't been happy with the way we've been playing the
last couple of weeks. Our last home game was good and they way we
played against Los Angeles is another good sign. If we play our game,
wins and things like the top seed in the West will take care of
"There's nothing we can do about teams like Detroit or San Jose
winning their games, they might catch us, they might not. It's been
the same from Day One here; outsiders focus on wins and losses, we
look at our game."
In true Sedin fashion, he closed with a look at the emotional side of
the game: "If you look at every win and loss, it's going to be too
emotional, like a roller coaster and we don't want that."
The Canucks have the requisite talent to win the Stanley Cup, they
were our selection in October and we're sticking with them as they've
done nothing to make us switch horses in mid-stream. The current
inconsistent play is a function of a grinding 82 game marathon that
includes a run of mediocrity for every squad in a league that defines
Their forwards as a deep as any team,
including the Philadelphia Flyers and while their blueline contingent
doesn't possess a superstar, pound for pound it's one of the most
talented in the NHL.
That leaves the pressure of winning on the shoulders of the player
that's had it since trading in the warm Atlantic shores for those of
the colder Pacific, former Captain and Olympic Gold Medalist Roberto
Luongo. His calmness and professional demeanor belie the pressure
cooker he's worked in since the trade with the Florida Panthers in
2006 that got bad guy Todd Bertuzzi out of town. Suffice to say that
if Luongo had won the Stanley Cup every year, it still wouldn't meet
some Canuckleheads expectations. Possessing the proper perspective to
play the most pressurized position in a hockey crazed city, Luongo
evaluates this trying stretch by looking at the big picture.
"It's tough to go full throttle for 82 games," Luongo said.
"Obviously, we feel we're not playing our best hockey night now, but
we're still a .500 team during this stretch; that says a lot about our
group. We just need to get ourselves in gear. There's a lot at stake
and we have to find ways to win."
There's a lot of talk about the New Jersey Devils' run to within
striking distance of the playoff spot in the East. In any season, in
any league, 19-2-2 is a major accomplishment, although this one is a
bit muted by the fact that it was done by a last place team sitting a
mere 27 points out of a playoff berth. Our thoughts are that San Jose
Sharks 17-3-2 run to likely another Pacific Division title is far
greater given the level of competition in the West but the Devils
sojourn this season makes their story the more entertaining one.
Even with extremely winnable games coming up against the likes of
Ottawa, Atlanta and the Islanders, it's asking a lot to jump three
teams with 17 games remaining. The Devils also have five back-to-back
matches over the next month reducing their post season chances
further. Even film producer Kevin Smith, the most famous Devils
backer, would grudgingly admit that the last game to be played in
Newark in anger will be during the second week of April, but the
streak established a few things:
1) Ilya Kovalchuk is really worth all that green after an embarrassing
start. The defining moment in his turn was the failed shootout attempt
viewed over half a million times on YouTube. Not only has he produced
(9 game winners so far) but brought his dynamic game to a dead
Prudential Center and importantly, brought back crowds.
2) Jacques Lemaire is not only a Hall of Fame player, but coach as
well. Asked to man the bench by GM Lou Lamoriello after rookie coach
John MacLean was overwhelmed, he's brought back defense, discipline
and added to his deep legacy.
That's the good news. The bad news is that if the Devils' ship hadn't
taken on so much water from the beginning, they would have been safely
nestled in the top eight in the East. And that's because:
1) Lamoriello killed this team, from the roster/salary cap flubs
during the summer and early season to the wrong selection of a coach
(the current one likely doesn't return next season), if his name was
Joe Smith, the GM would have been whacked by the All Star Game.
2) It's curious that the run has been made without injured winger Zach
Parise. Lost after 12 games with a torn meniscus, the Devils most
popular player has just resumed skating, but without the ability to
make any hockey maneuvers. With a return only to occur if the Devils
play a unlikely Game 83, Parise becomes a restricted free agent on
July 1.
So, was the Devils' run actually helped by Parise's absence, making
Kovalchuk THE man, leading to the riveting return the play fans are
accustomed to? With Parise unable to put any numbers on the board in a
contract year, what does that do to his negotiating leverage?
Before this season, Parise's short-term production was equivalent to
Kovalchuk's, so there's speculation that Zach would be looking at a
$50 million deal over 7-years to cement his days in the Garden State.
Despite the salary cap issues Lamoriello experienced this season,
there is some cap space available when the season ends to fit such a
demand into the structure.
The bigger issue is that there's cap space and then there's cash
outlay. Given the fact that minority ownership is bailing on Jeff
Vanderbeek, is he willing to commit to $150 million in contracts to
two players with his partners in flux? More importantly, can these two
players co-exist on the ice or does their greatness collectively mute
the other?
Can there really be an NHL version of what the New York Knicks are
trying to accomplish (see Carmelo Anthony and Amar'e Stoudemire), as
Parise and Kovalchuk have yet to prove that they can mesh together.
The small sample of the pairing doesn't show promise with last year's
five game playoff ouster and the Devils morbid start as prime
Martin Brodeur is entering his final contract year next season and
back up Johan Hedberg is no lock to return due to his $1.5 million
salary and entering unrestricted free agency this summer, so we think
Lamoriello could wheel Parise for a young starting goaltender and
defensive depth.
Dennis Bernstein, the man behind SCORE! Media and an NHL Analyst with ESPN Radio, is the Senior Writer for The Fourth Period Magazine and a Columnist for TheFourthPeriod.com. You can also visit
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Mitsubishi is bringing a plug-in electric hybrid to the U.S. in 2015.
But last month, carbuyers could choose from well over 50 different types of hybrids, including seven plug-in hybrids.
But the plug-in technology represents a new wrinkle, enabling the bus to drive several miles on battery-powered electricity alone.
By contrast, Toyota sold just 599 units of its plug-in Prius in April.
JEREMY MICHALEK: We think that current plug-in vehicle subsidies are misaligned with their benefits.
In April, some 7,000 electric cars or plug-in hybrids—Chevy Volts, Nissan Leafs, and Teslas—were sold.
In December 2012, American consumers bought 43,690 hybrids, 7,669 plug-in electric vehicles and 235 cars that run on CNG.
California alone already has more than 100,000 plug-in vehicles.
He climbed into the snapper-boat and hunted for the plug-in terminal.
He surveyed a big switchboard and picked out an outlet marked "Pons Varolis for the plug-in."


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By Ken Dilanian, USA TODAY
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti Haitians waiting in lines under a new U.N. voucher system for food both praised and criticized the method, which is supposed to stop fights in food lines.
The United States plans to resume medical evacuation flights out of Haiti today after a suspension by the military last week.
In the Haitian capital, people lined up for bags of rice that could be had only with a voucher. The system comes after near-riots happened in food lines in recent days when aid workers handed out food on a first-come first-serve basis, said Marcus Prior, spokesman for the United Nations' World Food Program.
Workers handed slips of paper Saturday to women and "some of the most vulnerable populations," he said and told them to show up at 16 sites across the city. "We need to have some control over who was coming," Prior said.
WATER PURIFIERS: Ky. volunteers create well of hope
SOCIAL MEDIA: Communication in Haiti's recovery efforts
SAVING ORPHANS: U.S. group held in Haiti
In the Pétionville neighborhood, thousands waited in slow-moving lines as U.N. solders and U.S. 82nd Airborne Division paratroopers stood watch. Men were in one line, women in another.
At the end of the queue were 55-pound bags of rice. Women struggled to cart them away, often one on each end.
"This is good — it's going smoothly," said Francoise Renaud, who said she waited in line about four hours. She said it was the most food she had obtained at one time since the quake and will be enough to feed the six relatives in her house. Each bag is intended to help feed a family of six for two weeks with about half the calories they need each day.
PHOTOS: Relief efforts continue in Haiti
NEW ORLEANS: Linked to Haiti by tragedy, history
The new scheme did not sit well with those without vouchers. A crowd of men complained the system was unfair.
"We have no tents, no water, nothing," said Exelus Egens, a student. "I am sleeping under the stars."
The vouchers will be handed out to different people every day for two weeks, said Brian Casey of the Irish relief group GOAL, which ran the Pétionville distribution. "That guy there, it could be Day 14 until he gets his," he said, so some frustration is understandable.
Haiti's earthquake-damaged infrastructure, coupled with its lack of good roads, made this disaster "the ultimate nightmare" for aid distribution and "the biggest challenge we've ever faced at WFP," Prior said.
Capt. Christopher Brautigam, spokesman for the 82nd Airborne, said his soldiers assisted with the security.
"It went very smoothly," he said.
The White House said that today, the United States will restart the airlift of injured earthquake victims in need of hospital care.
Spokesman Tommy Vietor said the White House received assurances that additional medical capacity exists in the USA and among its international partners, so "we determined that we can resume these critical flights."
Wednesday, the military stopped carrying injured Haitians to the USA on its planes because it said some states could not take them.
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In intimate relationships, our awareness, attitude and commitment to prioritising our partner's feelings over the actual issue go a long way. Photo: Getty
QUESTION: When we argue, my wife cannot stick to the issue. She always brings in other things that are irrelevant or happened so long ago I can't even remember them and then it all goes out the window. Can you suggest some techniques for fighting more fairly?
ANSWER: When we're trying hard to follow someone else's train of thought, keep up with them and digest what they're saying, a "laundry list" of complaints being peppered at us can be confusing and irritating. It's possibly even more annoying when we're not actually listening to someone else but mentally trying to formulate our response. If you are like most couples, you will end up in a power struggle of who-needs-to-listen-to-who-more, with no resolution and even less enthusiasm for broaching the subject again. But not discussing issues is just as damaging to a relationship as arguing about them.
I suspect what might seem irrelevant to you is important to your wife – so it needs to be heard. In long-term relationships, old hurts keep resurfacing, often in times of stress or vulnerability, until they are healed, so it's important to distinguish the need for a "problem-solving" talk from a "healing hurt" one. They each require different skills.
Our relationship with our partner is like no other, so it makes sense that the way we communicate with them should be different, too. Intimate relationships are emotional; we need to communicate feelings as well as fact – and be open to hearing our partner's. A resolution might be only one goal; having a better understanding of each other or repairing hurt are more important, and these conversations require more from us than just "fighting fair".
In intimate relationships, our awareness, attitude and commitment to prioritising our partner's feelings over the actual issue go a long way. Openness, curiosity and a desire to really know the fullness and depth of our partner creates trust and intimacy. Fair-fighting guidelines (one person speaks at a time, "be hard on the issue and soft on the person" and take time-outs to cool down) create safety. As well, intimate conversations take time and need to be private. Maintain eye contact, you are more likely to pay attention. Give information in small chunks, otherwise it feels like a lecture. Allow for silence. People often shift emotional gears during conversations and it's the deeper, quieter feelings underneath we want to access and give voice to. Ask questions: how long have you felt that way? What do you need from me? If you fall silent, explain what's going on inside. If you don't understand something your partner has said, ask for clarification before you move on. If you say something hurtful, apologise before continuing. Aim to be heard and understood by each other, rather than come up with a solution – that can come later.
All of this might feel awkward in the beginning. Be learners together, make mistakes and forgive each other, and you will both soon be fluent communicators. And your relationship will be all the richer.
Elly Taylor is a relationship counsellor and the author of Becoming Us: Loving, Learning and Growing Together.
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Salt Lake's Matt Long hit a two-out RBI double in the eighth inning to break a tie, and the Bees went on to beat the host Colorado Springs Sky Sox 8-6 in a Pacific Coast League game Monday for their fourth straight win.
After the Sky Sox tied the game at 6-6 in the bottom of the seventh, Trent Oeltjen led off the eighth with a double to right field. Two outs later, Long sent a line drive into the right-field corner to bring home Oeltjen with the go-ahead run. Salt Lake would add an insurance run in the ninth on a triple by Kole Calhoun.
Luis Jimenez led the Bees with four hits and one RBI.


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Cott to Lead CVM Development Team
Neil Olson, dean of the University of Missouri College of
Veterinary Medicine, recently named Dr. Ron Cott as the new
director of development. Cott, who joined the college in 2001,
will serve concurrently in his current position at the college
as associate dean for student and alumni affairs.
The appointment will combine fundraising,
alumni relations, external relations and special events under
one leadership role to enhance coordination between those
"Through his years as a private
practice veterinarian in Kansas City, and most recently as
an associate dean, Dr. Cott has developed numerous relationships
throughout Missouri as well as nationally that will serve
him well in his new role," Olson said.
Cott received his doctorate in veterinary
medicine from the University of Missouri in 1973. After spending
three years in the Army he entered into private companion
animal practice in the Kansas City area for the next 25 years.
In 2001 he was appointed associate dean for the College of
Veterinary Medicine. He serves as instructor and director
for the college's Fundamentals of Veterinary Business
Management course and teaches business in the clinical community
practice rotation.
Cott has chaired the American Veterinary
Medical Association's Model Mentoring Task Force, which
helped develop the AVMA Mentoring Center. He has served on
the Skills, Knowledge, Aptitude and Attitude subcommittee
of the National Commission on Veterinary Economic Issues ,
which promotes the recognition of the non-technical skills
of the profession. After more than 30 years of commitment
to organized veterinary medicine at the local, state and national
levels, he is now serving in the House of Delegates of the
AVMA as the delegate representing the Missouri Veterinary
Medical Association. He has been recognized as the MVMA Veterinarian
of the Year, Alumnus of the Year for the MU College of Veterinary
Medicine, and has received the university's Gold Chalk
Award in recognition of outstanding achievements in the education,
training and development of graduate and professional students.
Cott said he is looking forward to
this new challenge.
"Financial issues appear to
be part of the norm for the university," he said. "Taking
the position of director of development for the CVM provides
an opportunity to impact the future of the college in many
ways. I look forward to working with the dean and others to
develop a visionary concept of where we will need to be in
20 years. It is exciting to play a significant role in the
future of the college."
Cott replaces Greg Jones, who left
the college last summer to open a law practice.
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LOS ANGELES and NEW YORK (Sept. 12, 2010) – The Joint National Board of Screen Actors Guild (SAG) and the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (AFTRA, AFL-CIO) today met by videoconference plenary in Los Angeles and New York and approved a package of proposals for the upcoming Joint AFTRA Exhibit A and SAG TV/Theatrical Negotiations.
SAG President Ken Howard and AFTRA National President Roberta Reardon will co-chair the negotiations. AFTRA National Executive Director Kim Roberts Hedgpeth and SAG National Executive Director David White will serve as the unions' co-lead negotiators.
Joint negotiations with the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP) are scheduled to commence on Sept. 27 at the AMPTP headquarters in Sherman Oaks, Calif.
SAG And AFTRA Move To Negotiate Jointly Primetime TV & Theatrical Contracts
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That's just great. Not one of these four people have actually negotiated a union contract before. This is a slam-dunk for the AMPTP.
David White in my opinion is a scumbag sellout studio plant.
Just get it done, we need the industry to finally return to normal and enough of these damn unions holding the industry hostage. GET IT DONE ALREADY, so we can all return to normalcy that has been stolen from us in the business the last 3 years….
R.T., the unions have not been "holding the industry hostage", as was proven when SAG did sign the deal last year – nothing changed afterward. Both SAG and WGA before us were blamed for the slowdown in the industry. But on both occasions, once the dust had settled nothing changed. There was no stockpile of work holding out for the unions to sign a contract. The slowdown is primarily from runaway production for tax incentives in other states, and CA politics not doing much to fight back.
Okay, enough, we're putting that down right now. You saying nothing changed? There was no industry left when the deal was signed, the industry has had to slowly build itself back these last months because of the union strikes. The "runaway production," started BECAUSE of the union strikes. The unions don't get off on this, they caused the problems… they don't get to dodge responsibility. They affected everyone who wasn't in the unions, where was that "pile of work," for the rest of us when the unions signed finally signed their deal?? IT WASN'T THERE… No more dodging responsibility.
No, "we're" not putting anything down. I said that nothing changed after the union contracts were signed. I'm not sure what you're bitching about more – what the industry was like, say seven years ago because of runaway production to Canada (are you blaming the union(s) for that too?), or are you blaming the unions for runaway production for the past few years? Neither is accurate.
There was no production increase after either/any union deal was signed, proving that overall production decrease wasn't about any strike or threat of strike by the union(s). People just went back to work on the same smaller amount of work that was there before the union problems.
If you're claiming (or blaming) that the unions drove production out of SoCal, think again. The industry was already hurting – primarily from runaway production to Canada – long before all of the union problems. There has been only one recent strike – the WGA strike – and it didn't affect much, unfortunately for the writers. (What they won from striking still hasn't been paid yet, AFAIK.) Didn't harm (or change) feature film production at all, in fact, because of so many projects already in the pipeline. TV slowly came to a halt because of running out of scripts, but it also revved right back up after the strike. That slowdown sucked for the industry, yes, but it had to be done. People have to stand their ground and fight to not get ripped off by their employers. If you're personally not paid somehow by the AMPTP, then you don't understand about getting ripped off.
Remember, record box office again this year (and pretty much every year previously)? The AMPTP has been crying poor forever. They have been rolling back contract agreements, while pocketing record profits. It's all about greed.
Producers are taking production out of SoCal because of tax incentives from other places, pure and simple. They can afford to shoot in LA, but if someone's offering a kickback to shoot in their neighborhood, why wouldn't they do it? It's a business decision to fatten the bottom line. Producers aren't loyal to anyone or anything – they're in it for the business and profit. Producers are still using union crew in these other locations around the country (they'd be foolish not to), they're just getting paid off to go there.
you are an idiot. We need to strike as our contracts sucks. AFTRA should be kept separate as they will bankrupt SAG pension and health.
Not entirely true, David white finished The last negotiations round. Not that it was very successful, i'm waiting on AFTRA to bail or sell SAG out per their usual, though.
You are technically correct. Further, both Roberta and Kim have "negotiated" with the AMPTP as well. (Note the quotation marks.) None of these three people negotiated in the true sense of the word. They did not negotiate in the best interests of their respective membership. It was all "sit down, shut up and sign here". White and his cronies went through the motions of acting tough, but they were toothless and the AMPTP knew it. It was over before it started.
Years ago I was on the SAG Board in NYC and at that time SAG was foolishly arrogant regarding associating and/or participating with AFTRA. Hopefully both Unions have learned the lesson: that if they allow management to divide them, all will lose. Unless they present a United front and quit bickering, no one will benefit. Neither can afford to take the other for granted nor deal behind the other's back.
Hope the new contract expands the "Extra's Zones". After the Accident in the Midwest, Background Players need more protection from unsafe working conditions.
Runaway production has been a problem for far, far longer than the recent strikes. You don't even know what the fuck you're talking about.
Absolutely right. Extras getting critical injuries on set needs to become an extremely rare occurance. On the business side of this,: SAFETY=GOOD BUSINESS.


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Subject: Re: [TMG] Oral Records
Date: Sun, 21 Jan 2001 14:29:59 EST
In a message dated 1/21/01 1:09:01 PM Central Standard Time,
<< She claims he died
on the 17th. The SSDI says the 19th. She says she has
known of the SS error from the beginning and tried to
correct it but gave up. What value do you give her fact and
what value do you give the "official" record? In a
situation like that the entry should be explained to show
why you gave a certain value because, to a reader, that
situation will cast doubt on your values. Your explanation
will remove the doubt and, IMO, strengthen your assessment
for the surety of other facts.
Richard Brogger >>
In this case, I would definately agree with you, but in this case, I would
still give the woman a 2. And maybe lower the level for the SSDI to a 2.
(one if it were already a two) and a note stating that the SSDI was in
error, and that the widow had tried to correct it and was unable to do so.
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Residents of Buffalo – primarily those on the West Side of the city – prepare for an invasion.
The tens of thousands expected this weekend will be among the most respectful invaders to visit our city, and we will welcome them with open arms and, appropriately, open garden gates.
Into the City of Good Neighbors they will come for the 20th anniversary of Garden Walk Buffalo, the largest garden tour in America, on Saturday and Sunday, July 26 and 27. We will invite them into our neighborhoods and into our private backyards to demonstrate the impact "flower power" can have and to spread a positive image of Buffalo as a growing (pun intended) area.
As in past years, these visitors will come from the suburbs, from Canada, from nearby states and from other continents to see what we gardeners have done to beautify our neighborhoods and take pride in our city. They will take our free shuttle buses to visit as many of the 396 gardens as they can during the two-day event; they will be amazed at our residential and institutional architecture; they will spend money for meals and lodging; and they will return home, spreading the good word about Buffalo to the delight not only of our business population, but also of Visit Buffalo Niagara.
This free event has transformed the West Side of Buffalo. During the last 19 years, more and more residents have turned to gardening to show their pride in their property and join with neighbors to help turn blocks away from blight and into places where like-minded residents choose to live and raise families. The efforts of Garden Walk Buffalo are joined by those of Buffalo in Bloom, also celebrating its 20th year, and Grassroots Gardens, which has a slightly longer history of greening Buffalo neighborhoods through community gardens.
Free Garden Walk Buffalo maps and guides listing the location and description of participating gardens can be found now at our sponsor locations and at our headquarters sites during Garden Walk weekend. Visit GardenWalkBuffalo.com for details. There you also will find the list of buildings and historic sites that will be lighted green, as well as related events such as those conducted by the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra and the Burchfield Penny Art Center, all in celebration of our anniversary.
While other cities outside of Western New York conduct garden events, it is only in our special city, where we celebrate being good neighbors, that we welcome people in sensible shoes, who wander guided by maps in hand, often down the middle of side streets, into our private spaces. Who wouldn't want to visit, smell the roses, and talk "dirt" with others?
The board, organizing committee and many volunteers who conduct this annual event welcome all to join us.
Cindy Loomis is president of Garden Walk Buffalo.


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Dr Cradduck is a member of the Australian Smart Communities Association and her primary research interest is in the development of appropriate broadband/internet access policies. Lucy's research also includes the impacts to property use and users arising from access to internet. She was appointed in 2012 as part of QUT's Early Career Academic Recruitment and Development (ECARD) Program. Her SJD Thesis entitled The future of the Internet Economy: Addressing challenges facing the implementation of the Australian National Broadband Network examined issues pertinent to the challenges facing ubiquitous high speed broadband in Australia. Her monograph – Individuals, Innovation, and the Internet: Why Access is Essential – progressed her doctoral research and was published in 2015 by Common Ground Publishing, USA as part of its Technology, Knowledge & Society book series.
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Before joining the Faculty of Law Dr Cradduck worked as a law lecturer within the Faculty of Arts and Business at the University of the Sunshine Coast. She also was USC's inaugural Student Ombudsman. At USC she lectured to undergraduates, postgraduates and within the Executive MBA program. Lucy has held positions in private firms, in-house and within government; as well as board roles, most recently as a non-Executive Director of Relationships Australia (Qld).
- Cradduck LM, (2015) Individuals, innovation, and the internet: why access is essential p1-171
- Kee K, Cradduck L, Blodgett B, Olwan R, (2011) Cyberinfrastructure inside out: Definition and influences shaping its emergence, development, and implementation in the early 21st century, Nexus: New Intersections in Internet Research p157-189
- Cradduck LM, (2016) Rolling out the future: The current status of the Australian NBN and its impact for property, Proceedings of the 22nd Pacific Rim Real Estate Society (PRRES) Annual Conference p1-10
- Cradduck LM, Thomas MN, (2016) From the waist up: Developing psychomotor skills for the court room, International Journal of the Legal Profession p1-21
- Thomas MN, Cradduck LM, (2013) The art of mooting: mooting and the cognitive domain, International Journal of the Legal Profession p223-237
- Cradduck LM, Teale J, (2014) A sunburnt country - storms, surges and sea levels: of insurance and flooding rains, Geography Research Forum p123-141
- Cradduck LM, (2016) After the rains: water's impact for valuation practices, Property Management p158-174
For more publications by this staff member, visit QUT ePrints, the University's research repository.
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- Reference year
- 2013
- Details
- Vice-Chancellor's Performance Award
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- Reference year
- 2012
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- Best Innovative Refereed Conference Paper at PRRES Conference 2012 for paper 'Place and Space: Community in the Internet Economy and What This Will Mean for Property'.
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- 2011
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- "First Time Author" Award 2011 - In recognition of outstanding first property research publication in PRPRJ in 2011 for "Cradduck, Lucy M. (2011) Concerns about the rollout of broadband : a legal consideration of Australia¿s NBN greenfield policy. Pacific Rim Property Research Journal, 17(1), pp. 48-69"
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- Reference year
- 2012
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- honorary Legal Consultant Buderim War Memorial Community Association
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- 2012
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- Elected as a non-Director of the Board of Directors of Relationships Australia (Qld).


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Relaxing cruise to beautiful Bermuda: Celebrity Summit Cruise Review by sew4u
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Relaxing cruise to beautiful Bermuda
Destination: Bermuda
Embarkation: Bayonne (Cape Liberty)
The Summit is still a classy ship. There were some signs of wear and tear - to be expected after so many years of service - but nothing that kept us from enjoying the cruise. The crew was very friendly - everyone greeted you with a smile and "Good morning." Our stateroom was on deck 2 with large window. We liked the arrangement of the bed against the side wall so we could sit near the window and look out at sea. The was plenty of storage for our things; suitcases fit under the bed. Our stateroom attendant, More Antonio, was very attentive.
We had early seating in the main dining room and were well matched with the other 2 couples at our table. The menu was varied and you could always order from the Classic side if nothing was appealing on the day's specials. The portions were small but adequate. I only had one meal I did not like, veal cordon bleu, which was too salty. Service was impeccable from our waiters Roger and Adriana. He gave us his recommendations each evening and also informed us of special events and the next day's menu.
The Waterfall cafe also had a good variety with traditional fare, Asian and Indian food, fresh stir-fry, sushi in the evening, pasta and salad bar, and pizza until midnight. Sometimes it was difficult to communicate with the servers. Poolside grill was great and the Aqua Spa cafe offered light fare for breakfast and lunch.
There were many activities onboard, especially on the days at sea. We attended a few lectures and really enjoyed the galley tour. We spent much of the time relaxing at poolside and using the thalassotherapy pool in the spa. Bingo and the casino are not our thing. Entertainment was varied and enjoyable.
The full production shows were great with some exceptional talent. The 2 guest entertainer comedians were OK but I could have done without seeing them. Antonio Salci high energy concert was outstanding.
We really enjoyed the variety of live music throughout the ship. From the party band to the piano entertainer, the gutiarist to the mellow quartet, there was something for everyone. Our personal favorites were the Neptunes a capella quartet and the Paradise String quartet. We tried to catch them whenever they performed. We would have preferred more ballroom dance music but did find a few opportunities for that. All music venues shut down by 12 midnight. This was not a big party cruise.
We attended a party for Captain's Club members the last day at sea. The food and complimentary drinks were a nice surprise. In addition to this event, the crew was very visible and approachable throughout the cruise.
Disembarking went smoothly. We had hoped for express walk-off but the Summit does not have that. Instead they moved up our time. From the time we were at our assigned our disembarking location to driving away in our car it was only 30 minutes.
Overall, we thoroughly enjoyed the Summit and our time in Bermuda. It was good to see that Celebrity still maintains great service and quality. We like the traditional dining and a relaxing atmosphere free of blaring announcements throughout the day. We will definitely sail with Celebrity in the future. Less
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We did not do any excursions, just traveled around on our own. We went to several less popular beaches and nearly had the place to ourselves in some cases.
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