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DescriptionBecome a police detective and solve 12 murders in Micropolis. Players interview witnesses, gather evidence, and sift through lab reports to get the clues they need to solve each case. Each action, particularly traveling between locations, adds time to the game clock.
One to four people can play, competing to see who solves the mystery first and in the optimum amount of time. After the case is presented, players take turns choosing an option, getting a clue number, and then looking it up in the manual. Once a player thinks they have it solved, they present their solution to the others. Then he looks up the complete solution. If it's 100% right, he wins and the players start on a new case. If any detail is wrong, he's out of the game and the others continue toward a solution. (Note the computer requires player honesty when asking if he got it right nor not.)
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by Owen Kelly
Editor's note: Two thoughtful posts by our Finnish colleague, Owen.
I followed the RL in SL thread with mounting interest, because it beganto occur to me that almost everyone who answered appeared to beinterested in using SL as a way of augmenting their current RL teachingpractices. "Why can't we just be ourselves? People should be chargedextra for using it as a fantasy world! And so on"
This approach seems to me to see SL as a better version of WebCT orWhiteboard: a neater, trendier way to capture students' interests. Hence the need, in a recent thread, to ask how people justify using SL: a very pertinent question since IMHO SL has very dubious added value for this approach.
I would make an analogy with the introduction of television into schoolsas an "educational medium". There was a period when people thought thatyoung people were interested in television and therefore it should beintroduced into the classroom. So the educational policy makerspersuaded the BBC and others to create sensible "educational TV" that students were unaccountably uninterested in. Other people immersedthemselves in the medium and realised that you could learn/teach a lotby taking it as it already was, even by asking about what HuckleberryHound could show us about perception, and so on.
Are we (at Arcada in Helsinki, Finland) the only people here who aretrying to develop immersive educational uses for SL - trying to use itto develop teaching approaches that WebCT is simply not made to do orunable to do?
I ask because if other people are pursuing immersive pedagogical goals here then I would very much like to swap information (here or offlist,or a mixture of both).
We have been engaged in a long term attempt to create a coherent virtual culture, and Caledon (which someone mentioned in the RL -> SL thread) might well be an example of the kind of thing we have been talking about.
It is a conceptual space with an internal consistency that renders some behaviours appropriate, and rewards such behaviour by increased immersion.
To parallel a question posed in the previous thread: does anyone here know who Ordinal Malaprop is in "real life"? I suspect not, because she too is an immersionist. Her contributions to SL, which are many, do not derive their authority from her RL credentials, and I see no reason why they should. To wonder what she has to hide is just plain silly. She has found a way of playing creatively that does not get intertwined with her personal and professional issues, and she has used this opportunity well. Her abilities speak for themselves. How would I benefit by knowing whether she was a kindergarden teacher, a chemistry researcher or a professional wrestler?
Another example of this approach would be Edward Castrovalva's Shakespeare World, where people will be required to *be* characters in aworld that lives by natural laws derived from Shakespeare's world view.
This kind of approach seems to me to offer astounding opportunities to explore potential new pedagogical areas well beyond traditional classroom role playing. From this perspective Linden Labs have not got it backwards at all.
I could be wrong, but I feel that it is important to find out and I don't see how I can do that by using SL "sensibly".
...I don't think giving out personal information is a question of being rude or not being rude; nor do I think it is a question of being safe or not being safe. It is a question of whether you are an immersionist or an augmenter.
When we joined in 2005 SL was primarily an immersivist environment. People entered the "world" and adopted a persona of some kind that might or might not have a direct correlation to their everyday real personality. People built up friendships in the world with the characters they found there, on the basis of how they felt about them. Some people (for whatever reason) adopted furry personae, and whether they were treated well or treated badly they were treated like furries. Nobody was interested in who or what they "really" were.
In this way people became well-known in SL for the things they brought to the party: building or scripting skills; a willingness to host parties every night; the size of their personal networks, and so on.
This approach (which we have tended to continue with) means that students adopt personae and work with other students in SL without knowing who (in real life) they are working with. They may also pick up strangers who help them, without knowing who they "really" are. I have a student at the moment - Kittie Ellison - who has been taught a lot of scripting and advanced building skills by someone whose real world identity is unknown to her or to me. She is now using them in her coursework, without having talked to her benefactor about being a student or needing to do course work.
In this approach (which was I believe how SL started) people agree to immerse themselves in a collective fantasy by playing pretend charactersin a communally created ongoing narrative.
More and more though SL is moving towards an augmental approach, where SL is used as a tool by real life people to augment their real life activities, by providing another communications channel. I describe this as Skype-with-puppets, and I suspect that the introduction of voice, and the new id requirements, will rapidly increase the number of people joining SL to use it in this way. For these people their SL name is merely a "handle" of the sort that have existed for years on bulletin boards and in discussion forums.
Handles (like angryBOY or cakelover) are not supposed to be identities. They are shortcuts that might tangentially say something allegedly amusing about the people adopting them. They are transient conveniences, and can be dropped or changed at any time. Unlike the immersionist approach these handles do not gain a personal history and a personal status.
I met my first full-strength augmenter in SL last week. He said, "Hi I am [some name]. I used to be [different name] but that account doesn't work any more". For him apparently, "he" (the real life he) was in SL, and the name he used was just a handle. He was, of course, not just happy but positively eager to tell me what the weather was like on the East Coast just then. This is in stark contrast to many older residents for whom their character had a separate (albeit parallel) existence, and was not at all interested in the weather in New York, but focused entirely on the world inside Second Life.
When I first joined I was told that giving out personal information spoiled the fantasy, and should be avoided for that reason. That is only of any importance, though, if there is a reason to think that the fantasy itself is important. Personally I do think that there are very interesting pedagogical avenues to explore in an immersionist world, but this approach may not suit many people; and may not even be possible in many institutions. It may not even be possible in Second Life much longer, and we have begun to think of ways of modifying our approach in the light of the changes in the SL environment.
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Editor's Note: This is part of the IEEE Spectrum special report: Fukushima and the Future of Nuclear Power.
Sometimes it takes a disaster before we humans really figure out how to design something. In fact, sometimes it takes more than one.
Millions of people had to die on highways, for example, before governments forced auto companies to get serious about safety in the 1980s. But with nuclear power, learning by disaster has never really been an option. Or so it seemed, until officials found themselves grappling with the world's third major accident at a nuclear plant. On 11 March, a tidal wave set in motion a sequence of events that led to meltdowns in three reactors at the Fukushima Dai-ichi power station, 250 kilometers northeast of Tokyo.
Unlike the Three Mile Island accident in 1979 and Chernobyl in 1986, the chain of failures that led to disaster at Fukushima was caused by an extreme event. It was precisely the kind of occurrence that nuclear-plant designers strive to anticipate in their blueprints and emergency-response officials try to envision in their plans. The struggle to control the stricken plant, with its remarkable heroism, improvisational genius, and heartbreaking failure, will keep the experts busy for years to come. And in the end the calamity will undoubtedly improve nuclear plant design.
True, the antinuclear forces will find plenty in the Fukushima saga to bolster their arguments. The interlocked and cascading chain of mishaps seems to be a textbook validation of the "normal accidents" hypothesis developed by Charles Perrow after Three Mile Island. Perrow, a Yale University sociologist, identified the nuclear power plant as the canonical tightly coupled system, in which the occasional catastrophic failure is inevitable.
On the other hand, close study of the disaster's first 24 hours, before the cascade of failures carried reactor 1 beyond any hope of salvation, reveals clear inflection points where minor differences would have prevented events from spiraling out of control. Some of these are astonishingly simple: If the emergency generators had been installed on upper floors rather than in basements, for example, the disaster would have stopped before it began. And if workers had been able to vent gases in reactor 1 sooner, the rest of the plant's destruction might well have been averted.
The world's three major nuclear accidents had very different causes, but they have one important thing in common: In each case, the company or government agency in charge withheld critical information from the public. And in the absence of information, the panicked public began to associate all nuclear power with horror and radiation nightmares. The owner of the Fukushima plant, the Tokyo Electric Power Co. (TEPCO), has only made the situation worse by presenting the Japanese and global public with obfuscations instead of a clear-eyed accounting.
Citing a government investigation, TEPCO has steadfastly refused to make workers available for interviews and is barely answering questions about the accident. By piecing together as best we can the story of what happened during the first 24 hours, when reactor 1 was spiraling toward catastrophe, we hope to facilitate the process of learning-by-disaster.


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A man who has asked to be allowed to rent his Aspen Village home because he can't sell it will likely be denied his request due to the property's governing documents.
Doug Lee owns a resident occupied (RO) unit in Aspen Village governed by the Aspen-Pitkin County Housing Authority (APCHA) and has lived outside the state for three years. Lee left the Roaring Fork Valley in 2009 to take care of his sick parents and decided not to return, he said.
Lee, who has owned the home since 1995, originally placed the property on the market in 2008 and listed it through APCHA for $350,000. At the time, the unit's value was assessed at $345,500, but in light of the Great Recession that number has since dropped to $280,000. Lee lowered the property's asking price five times over the past three years and it is currently on the market for $225,000. Despite the reduction, Lee hasn't been able to garner interest the unit, he said.
"I've been doing my best to sell the place," Lee said. "My price is 36 percent below my original asking price and it's 46 percent below the average sales price of mobile homes at Aspen Village in 2008. ... It's a collapse of the economy that I'm caught in."
Deed restrictions in Aspen Village allow homes to be rented for up to two years. Last year, Lee went before the housing board and asked to be allowed to rent the home for a third year in a row. The housing board and Aspen Village's homeowners association board both granted his request. It turns out, however, that the housing board didn't have the authority at the time to grant the request, said Julie Kieffer, APCHA qualifications specialist.
Aspen Village's deed restriction says any extension on renting units has to be approved by Pitkin County commissioners, as well as the housing board and the property's HOA board, Kieffer said.
"He lucked out I guess," Kieffer said of Lee's 2011 approval.
Before realizing that the decision on extending Lee's rental timeframe would have to go through county commissioners, APCHA staff had written a memo to the housing board recommending it deny his request. Lee's issue was scheduled to be heard at Wednesday's APCHA board meeting, but that has been delayed. Now, Kieffer is consulting with county and APCHA attorneys to determine the next step.
When the guidelines and deed restrictions were created, people didn't consider what position owners would be in during a bad economy, Lee said.
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The oldest action sports and youth lifestyle camp in the world is expanding to China.
Camp Woodward has locations in Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, California, Colorado and, beginning Saturday, Beijing.
Woodward Beijing is built on a four-star resort property converted into 410 acres of indoor and outdoor ramps and bowls, with a 32,000-square-foot outdoor skate plaza as the centerpiece.
"We are excited to be a part of helping grow action sports in China and also giving children the opportunity to exercise their creativity through art forms such as music, videography, graphic arts and photography," says Gary Ream, managing owner and president of Camp Woodward.
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Third Thursday Film Series: Monseñor: The Last Journey of Óscar Romero
Thursday, January 16, 2014 from 6:30 PM to 8:45 PM (EST)
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The January film screening of the SIS film series, 3rd Thursdays, will take place on January 16th, at 6:30 p.m. The screening will be held in the Abramson Family Founders Room at the School of International Service. This series fosters global understanding through an engaging lineup of documentary films provided by Washington, D.C. embassies.
Chef Geoff's, a local New Mexico Avenue bistro a few doors down from SIS, is offering a complimentary glass of wine or dessert to 3rd Thursday film goers. Chef Geoff's is just a five minute walk from the university.
This month, SIS will screen a film sponsored by the Smithsonian Latino Center titled,
"Monseñor: The Last Journey of Óscar Romero."
In El Salvador in the late Seventies, one man was the voice of the poor, the disenfranchised, and the Disappeared - all struggling under the corrupt Salvadoran government. Appointed Archbishop in early 1977, Monseñor Óscar Romero worked tirelessly and in constant personal peril until the day he was assassinated in March 1980.
Romero broke off ties with the military and aligned himself with the poor, delivering messages of hope in weekly sermons which became national events. Encouraging direct action against oppression, Romero's speaking impacted political events in El Salvador that still have meaning to this day.
With rare recordings and film footage from Romero's own collection and a wide range of interviews from those whose lives were changed by Archbishop Romero, including church activists, human rights lawyers, former guerrilla fighters and politicians, Monseñor: The Last Journey of Óscar Romero is a timely portrait of one individual's quest to speak truth to the rich and powerful forces which dominated his government.
The film screening is sponsored by the Smithsonian Latino Center and is meant to accompany the exhibit, Central America's Past Revealed, currently on display at the center.
Learn more about the exhibit here: http://latino.si.edu/
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MOUNT FUJI, Japan (NNS) -- One hundred-sixteen USS Thach Sailors scaled Mount Fuji, Japan's highest peak, July 26 during the ship's port visit to Yokosuka, Japan.
The storied 12,389-foot mountain is the legendary home of a fire god, a Shinto goddess of flowing trees and is also known as the home to a Buddhist god of wisdom. Japanese culture associates the peak to heaven because the mountain is revered for its enormous size.
More than half of Thach's crew made the historic climb.
"I thought that a climb up Mount Fuji by the entire command would be a tremendous experience and show these Sailors what hard work and teamwork can accomplish," said Cmdr. David Haas, Thach's commanding officer.
The Thach climbers purchased traditional Mount Fuji walking sticks, decorated with Japanese flags and bells, and began their trek from the mountain's fifth station, a starting point located 6,560 feet above sea level. Most hikers start climbing the mountain at the fifth station because the paved pathway leading to the station allows for easier access. There are nine total stations on the way up to the top of the mountain where hikers can eat, drink and have their walking sticks branded with a special insignia from the reached station.
Thach crew members couldn't contain their excitement as they began the long climb at 5 a.m. The first 1,640 feet consisted of a lush green trail that led up to the sixth station. After passing the sixth station, the terrain gradually changed as rocks and remnants of molten lava began to take the place of trees and bushes. Crew members had to maneuver with caution through boulder patches. The group moved from checkpoint to checkpoint as one linked chain, warning each other of potential hazards and encouraging each other to continue climbing.
At each station, Sailors compiled etched markings on their wooden walking sticks that signified one's successful arrival to the next station. Each mark on the walking stick provided Thach Sailors the needed motivation to continue climbing to the next station.
By mid-morning, Thach Sailors reached the eighth station at 11,319 feet. Altitude sickness, fatigue and cold temperatures started to become a challenge for the group at that point, but everyone continued to encourage one another to remain determined and arrive on top as a team.
The hike to the ninth station was the hardest uphill battle. Haze from the early afternoon sky surrounded the hikers as the climb seemed as if it would never end. After what seemed like forever, a torii gate appeared on the trail and the group gave out a quiet cheer, mistakenly thinking that a Japanese gate commonly built at the entrance of a Shinto shrine symbolized the top. But crew members soon learned that the cheers were premature. The climb was not over.
After two additional switchback climbs, a second torii gate appeared and the weary hikers finally reached the summit. After six hours of hard climbing the shipmates felt a sense of accomplishment and posed together with the ship's battle flag atop Fuji's summit for a group photo to commemorate the achievement.
"This climb gave us an opportunity to share a common experience and build cohesion as a ship," said Chief Fire Control Technician Edward Cannizzaro.
Thach Sailors descended the mountain feeling a sense of achievement.
"I am really glad I did it,," said Seaman Stephen Mancini. "It was definitely something that you have to do at least once in your lifetime."
"These Sailors join the Navy to see the world," said Haas. "Well, they saw a part of it today and I am so proud of each and everyone one of them."
Thach is operating with the Ronald Reagan Strike Group in the 7th fleet area of responsibility to promote peace and stability throughout the 7th Fleet area of operations.
For more news from USS Ronald Reagan (CVN 76) - Ronald Reagan Strike Group, visit www.navy.mil/local/cvn76/.


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Top Story: In the second part of a six-part series on the geopolitical ramifications of global warming in the Arctic, NPR's Morning Edition focuses on Russia's aggressive push to claim waterways and resources becoming available as the Arctic ice melts. One group that is particularly concerned over the rush to claim the Arctic is the indigenous Saami people, a group native to the Kola Peninsula of Russia. NPR interviews traditional singer Nadezhda Lyashenko, who discusses the environmental consequences of this rush to exploit one of the few remaining untouched regions on our planet.The indigenous people of this region bore much of the brunt. The Saami tribe, for one, has lived ce … [Read more...]
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The Princeton Area Chamber of Commerce board fired its coordinator, Mary Chapman, on Monday this week, with Chapman disputing the validity of the reason she was told.
Chamber board president Scott Berry was asked the reason just a few hours after the termination, and Berry only said the board decided it "wants to go in a new direction."
Berry said that he and the board thank Chapman for her work for the chamber and is taking resumes and applications to fill the position.
A sign was attached to the front of the locked door to the chamber office late Monday afternoon stating that if anyone wants to contact the chamber they should call 389-0178. That is the number for the Berry Law Offices business that Berry owns and operates.
Chapman joined the chamber board of directors in November 2009 and was hired for the coordinator job about six months later, starting May 12, 2010.
Chapman commented from her home Tuesday morning by phone on the termination. She said that Berry and fellow chamber board directors Mark Oleen and Bob Michael had told her last Thursday, April 4, about the chamber decision. It was that she was being given the ultimatum to either resign or be fired and that she would have until Monday to think about it. She said the reason they gave her for the firing was just that she was "short with people."
Chapman said she thought about that over the weekend and then responded to the chamber board in an e-mail.
How could someone who was "short with people" have increased the chamber's membership by 25 percent in the last three years; increased attendance at the chamber's monthly general membership meetings to an average of 60 each month from a prior low of about 10, and helped increase attendance at the chamber's annual gala by 50 percent? she asked.
She said she also has "too much respect for the Princeton community" to resign prior to the annual Rum River Festival in June. "I know how much work there is to put that on," she said.
Chapman said that after she was given the ultimatum last Thursday, she cleared personal possessions out of the chamber office that day, "thinking that something was going to happen on Monday (April 8)."
It was in the early afternoon on Monday that Berry, Oleen, and another board member, Deb Ulm, came into her office to collect the office key and instruct her to leave the computer on and leave, Chapman said.
Chapman did not know as of Tuesday morning if she would be receiving compensation for 80 hours of accumulated vacation time and the approximately five days of comp time she felt she had coming from working extra. If the chamber board holds with the ultimatum it had given her that she would collect those compensations if she chose to resign, then she might not get them now, she said.
"I don't know what I did that was so wrong," Chapman added. "They didn't tell me anything specific. I liked the job. I liked working with the chamber members and with the city and all the accomplishments with the city. So it's very disappointing."
Chapman and the chamber board had been working with Princeton Community Development Director Carie Fuhrman for at least a year now in running a competition called "It Starts Here" to fill vacancies in downtown buildings. The city put up $30,000 in surplus tax increment financing money to be used for up to three grand prizes in the program. Various businesses also pledged to offer a number of in-kind services to the grand prize winners.
Not having a coordinator until Chapman is replaced, will mean extra work for the chamber in ongoing preparations for the Rum River Festival, putting out the chamber's monthly newsletter called The Focus," and other responsibilities.


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This week in Utah history
On Saturday, January 4, 1896, U.S. President Grover Cleveland officially signed a Joint Resolution, at 29 Stat. 461 (pictured), announcing Utah as the 45th state. The official inauguration of state officials occurred two days later.
There are several educational websites about Utah's earliest days. One is Utah's Road to Statehood, created by the Utah State Archives. Here you'll read about the earliest political parties formed, learn about the 1895 Constitutional Convention, and see scanned historical documents from the Statehood celebration, including pictures of letters sent to the new Utah Governor Heber Wells.
Another great resource is Utah History to Go, created by the Utah State Historical Society. This encyclopedia of all things Utah has articles on Utah's struggle for statehood and early statehood life.
Historic newspapers provide a unique view of events from the time they occurred. The University of Utah's Digital Newspapers database lets you search a variety of Utah newspapers and date ranges. You can also narrow your search to a specific newspaper. The Library of Congress' free Chronicling America database lets you search and view articles from several newspapers in Utah and other states.


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Aug. 31, 2009
LEXINGTON, Ky. -- The Kentucky baseball Labor Day Weekend Camp has been filled to capacity, it was announced.
Walk-up campers will not be accepted. The camp is scheduled Sept. 6 from 9-3 p.m.
The Kentucky baseball "5 Tool Camp" combines instruction and competition while offering the high school player an opportunity to receive expert instruction from the University of Kentucky Baseball Coaching Staff as well as select visiting college coaches.
Campers will be grouped by position and will have the opportunity to work out at various positions. The UK staff will also include various presentations concerning the recruiting process, strength and conditioning, etc. and a tour of the UK Baseball facilities.


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EA points toward SimCity sales as high point in recent quarter
Electronic Arts has reported its Q4 2013 earnings, and the company boasted a $1.04 billion revenue, which is up from $977 million a year ago. Net income also saw a growth from last year, with $169 million in cold, hard profit for the quarter, compared to $56 million during the same quarter last year. However, it was the game sales that EA really wanted to show off.


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Abigail "Ifatola" Jefferson, RYT, MEd, promotes multicultural awareness through a blend of drumming, dance, songs, and storytelling. She has traveled to Ghana, Nigeria, Niger, and Cuba to study cultural traditions. Audiences of all ages have described her presentations as inspiring, fun-filled, healing, and energizing. Abigail is certified as a Kripalu DansKinetics® and Kripalu Yoga teacher and is currently an adjunct professor for Lesley University's Creative Arts in Learning Program.


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Ryan, who brings his extensive experience from the AIM listed software developer and licensor of online gaming applications, replaces Gary Shaw, who will continue to head up the company as Executive Chairman.
The decision may have been swayed by Ryan's key leadership role in effecting Excapsa's initial public offer on the AIM market of the London Stock Exchange. Within 2 years the company enjoyed an annual revenue run rate of $120 million and a bottom line profit of $32 million.
"As we enter the next phase of growth for the business, I am personally delighted that St Minver has attracted an individual with Jim's calibre and experience to the organisation. His proven track record and understanding of the online gaming market will help guide the business and ensure that we deliver on the full potential of the company," said Shaw.


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Quick Tip: Soothe An Itchy Mosquito Bite With A Hot Spoon
Last weekend, I went to New Hampshire where mosquitos feasted on the back of my arms and the tops of my feet. I literally had matching bites on the backs of both of my arms, which must be a particularly delicious part of my body. Needless to say, I was scratching like I had scabies. I tried itching, slapping and spraying the bites with anti-itch goop. As you know, this works temporarily, and then 10 minutes later you're doing the Itchy Scratchy Dance again.
Miracles of miracles, my host presented an anti-itch solution that finally provided relief. She offered me a burning hot spoon that she warmed up on the stove. Once it cooled down to an acceptable temperature to touch to my skin (be really careful not to burn yourself!), I held the back of the spoon on my bites and voila! the itching subsided. I didn't really care why, just that the itching stopped, but I hear that the metal in the spoon is supposed to break down the protein that causes a mosquito bite to itch or something. I thought I would share as mosquito season is in full bloom. Go spoon the shit out of those bites.


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What should I do if I have discovered that I am renting from a landlord that is committing fraud by renting to me as well as listing the residence I am renting from him as his primary?
Well, your landlord is certainly opening himself up to a number of issues by misrepresenting his occupancy. Whether you want to do anything about it would certainly be a decision to weigh carefully as it could potentially result in a move for you. Might be worth a free consultation with a local attorney to weigh your options. Legal advice never a bad idea when it comes to legal matters!
The legal burden lies on the property owner, not you. If the mortgage company finds out, they could demand payment of the loan in full. This could simply create a refinance situation for the property owner with no effect to your tenancy. Even if the lender takes a more serious approach, you did not break the law – he did.
As long as the landlord is living up this his end of the lease agreement, I personally would shut my eyes to the situation and let the chips fall as they may down the road. Meanwhile, enjoy the place that you are renting.


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Mayor D. Michael Collins has named a new public information officer. Stacy Weber will serve as the Public Information Officer for the City of Toledo. Mrs. Weber is currently employed by the Toledo-Lucas County Heath Department and Lucas County Emergency Management Agency as their Public Information Officer.
"Stacy brings a wealth of experience as PIO and will be an asses to our Administration," said Mayor Collins.
Weber will replace Lisa Ward as the mayor's spokesperson. Ward will continue to serve as the mayor's executive assistant. She had held both positions concurrently.


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MONROE, La. -- ULM head coach Keith Richard announced on Wednesday the signing of four student-athletes on the first day of the early signing period. Joining the Warhawks next season will be junior college big men Tylor Ongwae (Eldoret, Kenya), Marvin Williams (Memphis, Tenn.) and Demondre Harvey (Minden, La.), as well as prep school point guard Nick Coppola (Richmond, Va.).
"This recruiting class is another step in our rebuilding process," Richard said. "We feel that all four of these young men bring qualities that will help improve our team next season."
Ongwae, a 6-7 small forward, currently plays at Ranger Junior College in Texas, where he is averaging 18.5 points and eight rebounds per game this season. He is also shooting 51 percent from the field. Ongwae will have two years of eligibility remaining when he joins the Warhawks next season.
Williams, a 6-8 center, is in his first season at Northwest Florida Junior College, currently the No. 2 team in the country. Williams is averaging nine points and six rebounds this season and is shooting 69 percent from the field. Williams will have two years to play for the Warhawks.
Harvey, a 6-7 power forward, is at Pearl River Junior College in Mississippi after starring at Minden High School. Harvey is averaging 8.7 points, eight rebounds and is shooting 61 percent from the field this season at Pearl River. He will have three years of eligibility remaining at ULM.
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The PS4 version of Diablo 3: Reaper of Souls will get a few new features in addition to its spruced up 1080p visuals (that allegedly run at 60 fps), touchpad support and shorter load times.
As reported by Polygon, perhaps the most exciting new addition to the PS4 version is something called "Avenger Kills," a feature in which certain monsters can kill a player, level up, hop into their friend's game, then try to kill them too.
These monsters will spawn during special events where the skies darken and an announcement will tell the player that "[Insert friend's name here]'s Bane" has arrived. If you manage to defeat your friend's killer, both you and your friend it most recently slayed will get a piece of loot. If the monster kills you, it will level up further and find a friend of yours to hunt. Think of it like a sentient, demonic chain letter. Blizzard is still deciding how to deal with Avenger monsters that get too powerful.
Furthermore, players who acquire a Legendary item from a loot drop will be given a second bonus item that can be gifted to a friend. These gifted items will always be either Rare or Legendary status and can only be used by the player character who opens it - so you can't spread it across multiple profiles.
"Even though you and I are not adventuring together," Berger told Polygon, "I can give you something, and still make it feel like we're playing together."
If you've already purchased the PS3 version of Diablo 3, don't despair: apparently you'll be able to transfer your character from PS3 to PS4, though Blizzard has yet to detail exactly how this will work.
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Mr Anderson is leaving to become a director of BP. Ms de Planque is leaving for heath reasons.
"On behalf of the board I wish Paul and Gail all the best and, whilst we are saddened to see them leave, they do so with the good will and gratitude of the board," said BHP Billiton chairman Don Argus.
Mr Broomhead is also the chairman of the infrastructure company Asciano and was previously chief executive of Orica and North Limited.
Ms Hewson is a former investment banker with Schroders and is a non-executive director of Westpac, BT Investment Management and Stockland Corporation. She was previously a non-executive director of AGL, AMP and CSR.
"Malcolm has extensive experience in running industrial and mining companies with a global footprint and his experience in the sector will make a very attractive addition to our board," Mr Argus said.
"He has a broad global experience in project development in many of the countries in which we operate. His depth of senior management experience and knowledge of the industry will be an asset to the company.
"Carolyn has experience across a range of diversified industries with a deep experience as a non-executive director. In particular, she has 25 years' experience in the financial sector with extensive financial markets, risk management and investment management expertise."
Commenting on the appointments, chairman-elect Jac Nasser said: "The group's established process of continually reviewing the mix of skills and competencies of directors will continue to ensure that the board is made up of members best able to promote shareholder interests and effectively govern the group."
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Auckland-Hawke's Bay
October 23-October 27
Last year's event runners-up Glenn Inkster and Spencer Winn (Mitsubishi Evo 6) have taken an early lead in this year's Targa New Zealand tarmac motor rally after a first day battle with the pair who have won the five-day event for the past three years, Tony Quinn and Naomi Tillett (Nissan GT-R35).
Heading into this year's event it looked like recently crowned New Zealand rally champions - and 2008 Targa NZ winners - Richard and Sara Mason would be making it a three-way battle with the Quinn/Tillett and Inkster/Winn combinations but their Subaru overheated on the first stage, the damage to the car's engine enough to see them retire after the second.
Quinn and Tillett won the first two stages but Inkster and Winn were only two seconds behind in the first - the 12.8km Glen Afton/Massey sprint west of Huntly - and just a second back in the next one, the even shorter 8.93km Kakepuku south of Te Awamutu.
It was a case of third time lucky for Inkster and Winn in the next stage - the 15.87 km Turitea north of Otorohanga - however, the pair claimingtheir first stage win of the event, albeit by just a second from Quinn and Tillett with 2011 Targa Rotorua winners Leigh Hopper and Simon Kirkpatrick (Subaru Impreza) third a further six seconds back.
Hopper and Kirkpatrick then won their first stage - the 39.43km Otewa/Rangitoto east of Te Kuiti - with Quinn and Tillett second and Inkster and Winn third.
The Quinn/Tillett Nissan GT-R35 still led overall heading to the lunch stop at Te Kuiti, as it did after the first afternoon stage - the 14.4km Waitomo Caves - in which Quinn and Tillett and Inkster and Winn shared the winning time of seven minutes and one second.
Where the balance changed was in the next stage - the longest in the event - the 47.53km Kawhia Harbour one.
"We had a really good run through there and took 35 seconds out of Tony," said Inkster at day's end in New Plymouth." He took 17 back out of us in the final stage but it was Kawhia Harbour, if you like, which made the difference."
Conditions were cool and wet early on in the day but improved as the 50-plus competing cars and 30-plus associated Targa Tour entries travelled south-west from Auckland this morning.
Class-wise the big winners today were Inglewood pair Stuart Rose and Gary Renall in Metalman Classic, and Gavin and Amy Riches in Modern 2WD.
In similar wet/dry conditions Rose and Gary Renall won the Metalman Classic class at this year's two-day Targa Rotorua event back in June in their much modified V8-engined Toyota Hilux ute, and the pair continued on their winning class way today.
Second was the only pair in the class to beat Rose and Renall to a stage win, Barry and Stephen Kirk-Burnnand, third Barry's Wellington based nephew Mark and his father Chris, both pairings behind the wheel of rather more pure-bred BMW M3s.
Also impressing wiht their first day pace were USA-based expats Gavin and Amy Riches (Porsche GT3) who dominated the Modern 2WD class, winning six of the seven stages from top local pairing Mark Whyte and Tracey Lance (Toyota Altezza V8) from Paeroa.
Whyte and Lance, and third-placed BMW Mini pair Barry Hare and Andrew MacKintosh, managed to turn the tables on the Riches in the final 35.98km Marakopa/Awakino stage but the Riches still take a margin of just over two minutes into the event's second day tomorrow.
Despite the conditions there were no major accidents though several entrants - amongst them the highly-rated Harry Dodson/Glen Cupitt Nissan GT-R35 - were slowed by mechanical issues.
At least they got to start the event.
After a long trip up from Waimate where they had competed at the Waimate 50 reunion meeting Australian couple Keith and Mary-Anne Callinan were set last night to start this year's Targa New Zealand event. Their classic Holden Monaro had other ideas though, the engine's camshaft breaking within sight of the start.
Targa New Zealand continues tomorrow with a further seven stages between New Plymouth and Taupo. On Thursday it heads from Taupo to Palmerston North, then on Friday north to Taihape then east across the Gentle Annie to the Hawke's Bay where after a final day of stages it finishes in Havelock North.
The 2012 Targa New Zealand tarmac rally is brought to you with the support of sponsors APN, Britz, NZ Classic Car magazine, Federal motorsport tyres, Instra Corporation, Meguiars, Metalman, Mobil1, TeamTalk, TrackIt, VTNZ, and the Hastings District Council.
Allcomers 4WD
1. Glenn Inkster/Spencer Winn (Mitsubishi Evo6) 01:26:41
2. Tony Quinn/Naomi Tillett(Nissan R35 GT-R) 01:26:55
3. Leigh Hopper/Simon Kirkpatrick (Subaru Impreza WRX Sti) 01:27:30
4. Jason Gill / Malcolm Read (Mistubishi Evo 9 GT) 01:29:10
5. Rick Giddy/Joel Giddy (Subaru WRX Sti 01:32:56
6. Graeme Wong/Cy Guest (Subaru Impreza WRX Sti) 01:38:23
7. David Rogers/Aiden Kelly (Mitsubishi Evo X RS) 01:38:29
8. Brent Early/Samuel Early (Nissan Skyline) 01:40:13
9. Alan Raynor/Tanja Luckow (Mitsubishi Lancer Evo 6 RS) 01:41:50
10. John Birch/Chris Birch (Ford Escort Cosworth) 1.46.53
Metalman Classic
1. Stuart Rose/Gary Renall (Toyota Hilux V8) 01:36:59
2. Barry Kirk-Burnnand/Steven Kirk-Burnnand (BMW M3) 01:37:47
3. Mark Kirk-Burnnand/Chris Kirk-Burnnand (BMW M3) 01:38:29
4. Bevan Claridge/Jason Easton (Holdon Commodore V8) 01:41:08
5. Andrew Smith/Richard Haakma (BMW 320i) 01:42:26
6. Bernie Hiestand/Jilly Hutson (Ford Capri 2.8i) 01:43:40
7. Eddie Grooten/Ben Grooten (Porsche 911 SC) 01:43:41
8. Carl Kirk-Burnnand/Sam Gordon (BMW 325i) 01:43:50
9. Peter Jones/Tim Eddington (Ford Escort MK1 Sport) 01:44:33
10. Mark McCaughan/Brett Perry (Fiat 125) 01:44:59
Modern 2WD
1. Gavin Riches/Amy Riches (Porsche GT3) 01:31:18
2. Mark Whyte/Tracey Lance (Toyota Altezza V8) 01:33:28
3. Barry Hare/Andrew Mackintosh (BMW Mini Cooper) 01:38:05
4. Keith Penny/John Cuff (Honda Civic Type R) 01:40:43
5. Bob Boniface/Simon Butler(BMW 135i) 01:41:02
6. Allan Lewis/Colin Cole (Datsun 240z V8) 01:41:32
7. Mike Sexton/Ricky cooper(BMW M3 E36) 01:42:16
8. Michael Welch/John Welch (BMW E36) 01:42:22
9. Masao Take/Takako Akaba (Nissan 380Z) 01:43:03
10. Antony Rountree/Mathew Foster (Ford Mustang) 01:44:56
Leading Targa New Zealand after the first day of competition are Glenn Inkster and Spencer Winn in the EcoLight Mitsubishi Evo. Class leaders are Stuart Rose and Gary Renall in their Toyota Hilux V8 ute (Metalman Classic) and Gavin and Amy Riches in their Porsche GT3 (Modern 2WD). Enjoying the challenge of the multi-day event, meanwhile, are Geoff and Matthew Doyle from Paraparaumu in their Mazda 121. Photo credit: GroundSky Photography


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text: Session of 2000 HOUSE BILL No. 2752 By Representative O'Brien 1-31 9 AN ACT relating to public libraries; concerning the basis for property 10 tax levies thereof; amending K.S.A. 75-2551 and 79-2930 and repealing 11 the existing sections. 12 13 Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of Kansas: 14 Section 1. K.S.A. 75-2551 is hereby amended to read as follows: 75- 15 2551. Federal funds for public library service made available to the state 16 which are administered by the state librarian or state commission may be 17 used in support of any one or more regional system of cooperating li- 18 braries within the provisions of such federal legislation. The use of funds 19 of any regional system of cooperating libraries shall be established by the 20 system board by contracts with boards of participating libraries, or 21 otherwise. 22 Participating boards shall have the power and are hereby authorized to 23 pay for services purchased from the system board. 24 Any funds appropriated by the legislature and administered by the state 25 librarian for the promotion of library services may be used to pay all or 26 part of the expenses and equipment of any regional system of cooperating 27 libraries. 28 The system board shall be subject to the cash basis and budget laws of 29 the state. The budget of the system board shall be prepared, adopted and 30 published as provided by law and hearing shall be held thereon in the 31 first week of the month of August of each year. The tax levy made pur- 32 suant to the budget shall be based upon the certified preliminary abstract 33 of property values submitted to the director of property valuation pur- 34 suant to K.S.A. 79-1604, and amendments thereto, and shall be certified 35 to the county clerks of each county in the territory of the regional system 36 of cooperating libraries. 37 Each system board is hereby authorized to levy not in excess of 3/4 mill 38 of tax to be used for library purposes on all of the taxable property within 39 the boundaries of the regional system of cooperating libraries that is not 40 within a district supporting a library with funds of the district. 41 Sec. 2. K.S.A. 79-2930 is hereby amended to read as follows: 79- 42 2930. (a) Two copies of the budget certificate giving the amount of ad 43 valorem tax to be levied and the total amount of the adopted budget of 2 1 expenditures by fund, along with itemized budget forms for each and 2 every fund and proof of publication of the notice of budget hearing con- 3 taining the budget summary shall be presented to the county clerk within 4 the time prescribed by K.S.A. 79-1801 as amended. Where action has 5 been taken under any statute to increase the amount of tax to be levied 6 authorized by law, a statement showing the increased amount or tax levy 7 rate voted, or a copy of the charter resolution or ordinance making the 8 change, shall be attached to the budget each year the change is in effect. 9 (b) The county clerk shall make any reductions to the ad valorem tax 10 to be levied, compute the tax levy rates based on the final equalized 11 assessed valuation, and enter such on the budget certificate before at- 12 testing the budget, except that with regard to levies made under K.S.A. 13 75-2551, and amendments thereto, such levies shall be based upon the 14 certified preliminary abstract of property values submitted to the director 15 of property valuation pursuant to K.S.A. 79-1604, and amendments 16 thereto. A copy of all budgets for taxing subdivisions of the county, prop- 17 erly attested, shall be filed with the director of accounts and reports, along 18 with a copy of the tax levy rate summary required of the county treasurer 19 by K.S.A. 79-2002, and amendments thereto. 20 (c) Each fund of the adopted budget certified to the county clerk in 21 no event shall exceed the amount of ad valorem tax to be levied and the 22 proposed expenditures of such fund in the proposed budget as originally 23 published. The governing body of each taxing subdivision shall not certify 24 an amount of ad valorem taxes to be levied that is in excess of any tax 25 levy rate or amount limitations or any aggregate tax levy limitations. The 26 governing bodies, in fixing the amount may take into consideration and 27 make allowance for the taxes which may not be paid, such allowance, 28 however, shall not exceed by more than 5% the percentage of delinquency 29 for the preceding tax year. 30 Sec. 3. K.S.A. 75-2551 and 79-2930 are hereby repealed. 31 Sec. 4. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its 32 publication in the statute book.


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A jealous Taiwanese husband led an assault on a Facebook user who had flirted with his taiwanese wife online, beating him to death with baseball clubs.
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Alliance to Support Legitimacy called for a nationwide rally in a "millions' march of anger" on Friday after noon prayers to protest the security forces' violence [2] against protesters and show their defiance to the "military coup [3]".
The alliance said in a statement, "our revolution is peaceful and shall remain this way. Violence is not our doctrine and vandalism is intended to tarnish our peaceful revolution to give the military coup leaders a reason to keep ruling the country."
The alliance has organized rallies from 28 different mosques in Cairo to to meet at Ramsis square in downtown Cairo.
"Despite the pain and sorrow over the loss of our martyrs [4], the latest coup makers' crime has increased our determination to end them," the Muslim Brotherhood said in a statement on Friday according.
On Wednesday, security forces stormed the 6-week long sit-ins [5] of Brotherhood supporters leaving more than 600 dead and thousands injured at Rabaa al-Adaweya and al-Nahda squares. Violence has erupted in different city following the dispersal of the sit-ins, which led to the interim government's announcement of a month-long state of emergency and a curfew [6] from 7 p.m. till 6 a.m.
[1] http://www.syndigate.info
[2] http://www.albawaba.com/news/egypt-clashes-morsi-crackdown-cairo-513794
[3] http://www.albawaba.com/news/morsi-behind-bars-another-15-days-513128
[4] http://www.albawaba.com/news/cairo-death-toll-egypt-morsi-513832
[5] http://www.albawaba.com/news/egypt,-protests,-morsi-supporters,-crackdown-513439
[6] http://www.albawaba.com/news/egypt-curfew--513652
[7] http://www.egyptindependent.com