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Beirut (AP) - "The Truth" was the rallying cry for hundreds of thousands of angry Lebanese who took to the streets of Beirut five years ago demanding to know who was behind the assassination of their hero, former Prime Minister Rafik Hariri. Their movement helped reshape
But now the quest to uncover and prosecute Hariri's killers threatens to tear the country apart.
The possibility that the U.N. tribunal investigating the murder could indict members of the Shiite militant group Hezbollah -- perhaps as soon as next month -- is fueling
Deep feuds between Western-backed parties and Hezbollah worsened this week, raising fears they could bring down the fragile unity government in which both serve, and which is led by the slain leader's son, Saad Hariri.
"The country has been drowning in a war of words," Prime Minister Hariri said this week. "The Lebanese are deeply anxious and some believe that we are on the edge of a renewed wave of destruction. This is not the image we want to portray to the world."
But Hariri also rejected demands from Syrian- and Iranian-backed Hezbollah and its allies that he push to shut down the Netherlands-based tribunal. If Hezbollah members are accused, many fear it could lead to violence between the heavily armed guerrilla force and Hariri's mainly Sunni allies.
The bombing that killed Rafik Hariri and 22 other people along
Suspicion fell on neighboring
But since then, the tack of the investigation appears to have changed. Four pro-Syrian generals arrested early on were released last year for lack of evidence. Though the tribunal has not yet named any individuals or countries as suspects, Hezbollah's leader, Sheik Hassan Nasrallah, has announced that he expects members of his group to be indicted. He vows not to hand them over to be prosecuted.
In a stunning reversal this month, Hariri said it had been a mistake to blame
Supporters of
He said Hariri must be held accountable or "I will do it someday with my own hands."
The state prosecutor summoned him questioning, but he said he would not comply.
Over the weekend, Hezbollah sent a crew of gunmen to
Hariri's backers struck back, accusing al-Sayyed of trying to blackmail Hariri for $15 million in exchange for dropping the charges that Hariri was behind the false witnesses.
Pro-Syrian Christian politician Suleiman Franjieh said in a television interview late Thursday that if Hezbollah members are indicted "there will be war in
"The atmosphere is waiting for the spark," Franjieh said.
Some Lebanese are now saying the investigation may not be worth the chaos its findings might create.
"If the tribunal is going to lead to strife, then let's all agree on canceling it," said Walid Jumblatt, a political leader of the Druse sect who once was among the tribunal's leading supporters.
Wiam Wahhab, a pro-Syrian politician, warned on Hezbollah's TV station that it would take more than a decade for the tribunal to pore through all the evidence, putting
"Are we going to keep the country in mourning?" he asked. "What is needed today is for the tribunal to be brought down immediately in order for the country to relax."
But Hariri and his supporters insist the tribunal will go forward.
The disputes are intensifying a long-running power struggle between Hariri's supporters and Hezbollah that exploded into street violence in
Jamil K. Mroue, editor in chief of
"The country's politicians are creating the consequences of the indictment before the court takes any action," he wrote in an editorial. "Broad swaths of the public space are deteriorating over pure hearsay."


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The acquisition, renovation and operation of the Downtown Washington post office building will be one of the topics of discussion at the National Preservation Conference this fall in Spokane, Wash.
Bridgette Epple, executive director of Downtown Washington Inc., was asked to speak at the conference about the post office project.
The downtown group and its sister organization, the Historic Washington Foundation, purchased the circa 1922 building in May 2010 and then undertook a major overhaul of the building. In March of 2011, a contract postal unit was opened, operated by the downtown group which also moved its offices there.
The lobby was restored to look like it did in the 1920s.
Aimee Frey, event coordinator for the organization, also will attend the Oct. 31-Nov. 3 conference, sponsored by the National Trust for Preservation, a privately funded nonprofit organization which works to save America's historic places.
"I was honored to be asked to speak and excited to attend the conference," Epple told The Missourian. "There are some great training sessions and field trips we plan to take part in."
Epple said the Downtown Washington post office is a "unique economic preservation-based project" and a timely topic given the financial troubles of the U.S. Postal Service which has been closing and consolidating post offices across the country.
"I also feel it's a huge recognition for our community and all of the volunteers who worked so hard on the renovation project," she added.
Epple will actually head to Spokane a few days before the conference to attend a national meeting of Main Street managers. As a member of the Missouri Main Street Connections board, she will represent the state at that meeting.
This past April, Downtown Washington Inc. won the 2012 Great American Main Street Award, sponsored by the the National Trust for Historic Preservation.
Later this month, Epple will head to Petoskey, Mich., to speak at a statewide training session for Main Street managers there. Epple's topic will be on longevity.
"Being a manager or director can be a very demanding job and there's often high turnover," she said. "The National Main Street Center asked me to speak about how not to get burned out, how to work with boards and volunteers and the importance of a stable, veteran staff."
Epple has been with Downtown Washington Inc. for 12 years and Frey for six years.
"It's important to have that consistency if you really want to grow your organization," she said.

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Unit E got started when the guys from Rubedo and some friends rented out part of a building so that they could have a gallery and a place to hold shows and have complete control of the environment. It has since grown into the kind of place where underground bands of all stripes play alongside art shows, all reflecting the good and wide-ranging tastes of its curators. The clean, intimate venue bridges the gap between a warehouse space and smaller bars. You might not always know what you're in for when you go there, but it will always be worth your while.
We take care of our own. While this notion has always held true in Denver, the sentiment was never driven home more convincingly than when 3 Kings Tavern co-owner Jim Norris was unexpectedly hospitalized after being bitten by a brown recluse spider. Norris spent nearly a week in the hospital, racking up a mountain of bills. But soon after news of his dilemma spread, a number of good friends, including Jerri Thiel and John Baxter, organized a series of benefits for the local music champion, and tons of bands stepped in to lend a hand. Way to go, Denver.
When the property that once held Time Capsule Studios — the iconic recording facility where a number of classic Denver albums were recorded — went into foreclosure and was taken over by the bank last May, Martin Anderson, a real-estate agent charged with overseeing the sale of the building, discovered what he suspected to be master recording reels left behind. Sensing that these tapes might contain irreplaceable recordings — with sentimental value for those who recorded them, if nothing else — he made arrangements for the tapes to be salvaged by Haylar Garcia, whose band Hippie Werewolves had recorded at Time Capsule, and whose Decibel Garden Studios agreed to serve as custodian of the reels at no charge. As a result, classic recordings from the likes of the Fluid and Christie Front Drive were saved.
Wealthy Victor is living the expatriate's dream in 1960s Europe, but he's very, very sad, nonetheless: His mistress Louise has just refused his offer of marriage. So he has come to the elegant cafe he owns in Paris intending to starve himself to death. The staff is horrified. They suggest feeding him an imaginary banquet, plate by luscious plate, in hopes of changing his mind. As Victor in the Boulder Ensemble Theatre Company's production of An Empty Plate in the Cafe de Grand Boeuf, John Arp sampled each imaginary dish judiciously (Arp is actually a trained chef), and while he did, he dictated his obituary to the distressed waiter. This is a character who could easily seem tedious and narcissistic, but Arp played him with such warmth and intelligence that you couldn't help hoping Louise would accept him — and that he'd have a bite to eat.
9 Circles, which had its regional premiere at Curious Theatre Company, is based on a real-life atrocity in Iraq: an incident in which a United States soldier entered a family home, raped and killed the fourteen-year-old daughter, killed both her parents and her six-year-old sister, then attempted to burn her body. Taking us into this man's mind is a serious challenge. As Daniel Reeves, Sean Scrutchins needed to be twitchy and almost blurrily out of focus at first, and then, by turns, difficult, belligerent, humorous, unaware and in a state of deep denial. Scrutchins was all this — and then he took us by the throat for the play's terrifying final scene, shaking us out of our complacency and then setting us back down again, forever changed.
The character of Coalhouse Walker towers over the musical Ragtime, a panoramic take on the history of the early twentieth century based on the E.L. Doctorow novel. We are shown Walker's patient and ultimately victorious courtship of Sarah, the mother of his child; his pride, the insults he endures, and then his violent radicalization. When the actor scheduled to play Walker developed throat problems, understudy Tyrone Robinson took over the role of Walker a short time before Ragtime opened at the Arvada Center for the Arts. Tall and imposing, cocky and vulnerable, he gave full expression to the character's fierce tenderness and ambiguous morality, and his powerful, expressive voice commanded the stage.


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Barking Mad To Run
Ice jams! Dang, Gustav, that sounds like it's awfully cold where you are! Glad everything kicked in for you and you had a good run. Hope you feel better, and can keep the cold, or whatever it is, at bay. Hey, you may also be experiencing a touch of SAD - Seasonal Affective Disorder - which a lot of folks experience in winter, when the weather is cold and dreary.
You still got snow up there, Jerry? Hope your run went well and safely. Enjoy the matinee!
Wow, LRB, if you did leave your puter on the top of the car....that thing will really be 'hacked'! Are you worried about something? Cuz you're way too young yet to start getting absent-minded already.
Gee, Damaris, are you even allowed to eat bacon without a uterus?
It's probably even hotter than where Damaris is. I don't see how Gail does it. But she loves it and she really does get in super shape from it! And I get to reap some of the benefits.
and had a strange temp change. PAD, maybe you were having a hot flash...just what kind of weird meds/supplements are you on?
and apparently did something wrong with one of my lifts. My neck and around both shoulders is hurting so bad it kept me up most of the night. Ouch! Jimmy, if your neck, etc, are hurting that bad, I would suggest not running till you feel better/see a doc, cuz the "jarring" impact from running might make your problem worse. Hope you feel better soon!
"Do what you can, with what you have, where you are." Theodore Roosevelt
Hi Pengs! I'm resting today as far as running. I think I'll do some stretching and rolling here soon. I'm at the car dealer getting an oil change on the wife's Jeep.
Jimmy, hope the pain is not serious, as in an injury.
I ran 3 miles this morning. I love mornings. The birds are chirping. Everyone is so cheerful.
Awood, congrats on kicking tobacco!
Morning! Planning to get my LR (13) done after work today so that I will have a little more time on my weekend.
Gustav- Hang in there! I think we all feel that way from time to time, but then there are also all those runs that are just pure joy with every step. Maybe you're due for one of those soon.
Singer who doesn't run.
Good morning, Friday Penguins!! I have a lot to do today, since I managed to track down my instrument problem yesterday to a tripped fuse on the UPS. I reset it and got both instrument started again, but they'll both need to be checked and calibrated today. Plus a conference call at 2, busy busy! I'm glad it's Friday, but our quartet has coaching tomorrow, so there will be no rest for the really really weary ...Awood -- you are doing GREAT with the tobacco avoidance! If the race sounds fun, why not run it?kristin -- woo-hoo for impending yoga!!D2 -- Virratas, I haven't even heard of them!scotty -- what beautiful weather!! Enjoy the RD!!Gustav -- 8.2 and not feeling it, that's dedication!!Jerryb -- enjoy the run and the movie!!LRB -- definitely a "more coffee" day!!Docket -- If your 7 is later, good luck!! If already done, woo-hoo!!PAD -- weird weather!! Woo-hoo for your 5!!jblack -- wow, sounds like no fun!! Hope everything settles down soon!!hog -- have a good rest day!!OFS -- woo-hoo for your 3!!Zelanie -- wow, 13 after a day's work? Hardcore!!
When it's all said and done, no one remembers how far we have run. The only thing that matters is how we have loved.
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Hi Pens...
Quick check in for me.
Zel: You are very disciplined to wait until October for a marathon. With all those miles you are getting in, I would be ready to go NOW! Well done...
Busy weekend for me. Youngest DD has a 3 day swim meet which starts tonight and goes until Sunday. My band is playing tomorrow night until 1:00am and then I have to get up on Sunday morning for more swim meet. I hope to get at least one or two runs in. Today is a rest day and I can't wait for my massage next Thursday! Man, my calves and upper glutes are sore and rolling them is torture.
Have a good weekend.
Awood-- I know you've probably said before, but did you use chewing tobacco? Is that what you're giving up? Addictions suck. I know once you've conquered this, you will indeed be much happier and will be pleased to not be a slave to the craving. As far as the trail 5k, go for it! Good luck to you; just don't trip!
kristin-- yay@ getting to do yoga again. I don't blame you for being excited. You really are getting better.
Hi ya Dave!
Gus-- Glad you started feeling better on the run. I get like that too, where my head just isn't in the game, and having a good run where things click, really does seem to help.
Scotty-- that sounds like some lovely weather! Good job on the miles yesterday and good luck this weekend.
Jerry-- enjoy your run and let me know whatcha think of that movie.
LRB-- gotta wonder where your head was this morning. I sure hope your 'puter wasn't on top of the car either. We sure wouldn't wanna see a grown man cry today.
*waves @ Docket* Hey ya girl!
PAD-- good job on the 5. I don't mind those sudden higher temps in the winter nearly as much as I do during the summer.
jimmy-- ouch! I sure hope that pain goes away quickly. Ibuprofen might have to be your best friend for the next few days.
Hi ya, Mitch and OFS, and Zelanie!
Jack-- You should have someone record your band for us sometime! Have fun with your busy weekend.
Did 8 miles today on the trail. Love getting out on beautiful days like today.
"We do not become the people who this world needs simply by turning our backs on anyone we don't like, trust, or deem healthy enough to be in our presence. " ---- Shasta Nelson
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She Can - Yep, 18 years of chewing. Now, that I see the weather outside, I may skip this one. There is 12-18 inches of melting snow turning the ground into mud. Without some yak trax or something, I'd probably just get frustrated.
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5K 31:02 Sept. 2012 / 23:36 Sept. 2013 (Same Course)
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I'm at the car dealer getting an oil change on the wife's Jeep. OK, the way this was worded, I immediately got a mental image of you lying across your wife's jeep - like hunters lay their deers out over their trucks, lol - while you get lathered with oil... Enjoy your rest day, Mitch!
Good luck with your 13, Zelanie! Hope your weather has improved a bit for you.
Busy time for you, HsM. Try to work a few hours of sleep in there somewhere.
All that, and you're going to try and run too? Good luck with that, Jack!
Congrats on the 8 trail miles, Cherie! And just how beautiful is your day today? Winter already leaving? It does snow in parts of Arizona, doesn't it?
There is 12-18 inches of melting snow turning the ground into mud. Yuck! Go out in that stuff, Awood, you'll probably be sucked into some kind of earthy muddy vortex, disappear below ground, and end up in China!
Awood - have fun at your 5k tomorrow. Is there a lot of snow on the ground that you'll be running in, or will it just be mud? Good job on quitting the tobacco. Quitting smoking was one of the smartest things I ever did. It was a long time ago, and I think of all the money I've saved, not to mention getting my lungs back.
Kristin - enjoy yoga tonight. Don't you get rid of your boot completely tomorrow?
Dave - good job on the early 8.
Scotty - your run yesterday sounds lovely. Have fun tomorrow at your race.
Gustav - I'm glad your run last night turned around. Wearing your running gear was smart, since it prevented you from using lack of clothes as an excuse not to go. I think I would have used the dentist appt. as excuse enough. Funny how sometimes all of a sudden something clicks and you stop fighting every step and the joy comes back.
Damaris - how long is the bacon race? Do you know how long you'll be off running yet?
LRB - hope the computer is safely at home on a table somewhere.
PAD - nice warm up. Were you wearing shorts and tshirt for that?
Jerry - enjoy your movie and wet run. Is it raining there today, or snowing?
Jimmy - I hope the neck and shoulders feel better soon. Can your wife do massage on it?
Mitch - enjoy your rest day.
OFS - I'm glad you enjoyed your morning run. I used to enjoy morning hikes, but that was in summer, not winter. In winter I always wanted to wait until it warmed up.
Z - I assume you get off pretty early on Fridays. No after school meetings? Enjoy your long run.
Hopes Mom - good thing you got your instruments working again, but what a pain. Have fun singing this weekend.
Jack - can you run during the meets, or do you need to be there to cheer DD on?
Cherie - a trail run in the sun sounds nice right now.
Ginny: Have you ever been to a track meet? Swim meets are the same thing; "hurry up and wait." Lots of sitting around, napping, reading, two minutes of cheering, talking with other parents, etc... I have done some runs during meets but only when was training for something specific and I didn't want to miss a workout. Now, I am just rebuilding my mpw and I'm in dire need of a massage so if I don't run it's not a big deal.
She Can: There is a video somewhere. I will see if I can get in on youtube.
Sunny and in the 50s when I ran. Yes, it does snow in parts of AZ, usually places with altitude, like here with an altitude of 4500-5000 ft. It snows usually about 2 times a year, but doesn't stick though we do have snow in the mountains almost all winter.

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Goals | sub-18 5k | sub-3 marathon
Just got off my conference call, and I think my instrument is all retuned and calibrated, so that's all good. Now if only I could stay awake ...
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Hello Penguins!
Awood Runner-Congrats on kicking tobacco!
Did 6 miles today. I'll call it a long run. I had a tough time with a couple of hills. Tomorrow I will be able to do an easy run and get my 20 miles for the week. Assuming the weather doesn't throw me a curve ball.
Still waiting for the perfect race picture. 5K PR-33:52 , 10K PR 1:11:16, First HM 2:42:28


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This is just like a Mounds Candy Bar. Need I say more?? Please someone try this and tell me if I"m close.:-)
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I would make it again, but I would double the coconut topping to give it a strong "mounds" flavor. I also omited the sugar from the coconut topping as I felt between the marshmallows and coconut with would be sweet enough (and it was).
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- 12 large marshmallows
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The "Grateful" Dog Walk is Coming!
This is one of the most fun events I've attended. I don't even own a dog..but I love to go pet them all!!! It's the 19th annual Monmouth County SPCA Dog Walk and Pet Fair — a great day of bonding with your dog at a giant, fabulous Dog Walk (and playdate!)
The "Grateful" Dog Walk and Pet Fair is Saturday, October 6th, from 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. at Brookdale Community College.
Last year's walk attracted almost 2,000 people and their pets, and raised over $120,000 for the homeless animals cared for by the Monmouth County SPCA.
While strolling the campus with your dog, here are some of the great things you'll be able to see and do: Meet Elwood — winner of the 2007 World's Ugliest Dog Contest, dress your dog up for the highly anticipated Costume Contest, WOOFstock-themed music and activities, vendors and shopping for both people and pets, games and activities for the kids, on-site adoptions, and food/refreshments for people and their pets. Also, some brand new demonstrations, contests and more….and, this year, an extra hour of fun!
You can register online for this year's Dog Walk at www.mcspcadogwalk.org
AND, if you'd like to see YOUR DOG in the logo for next year's Dog Walk and Pet Fair, register online and set up a free fundraising page to start collecting pledges from friends and family on behalf of your dog. (You don't even have to attend the Walk to participate!)
Collect the most pledges and your dog will be featured as the 2013 Honorary Chairdog in next year's logo, on t-shirts, bandanas, promos and billboards throughout Monmouth County!


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Taking it deeper
Wanting to go deeper with both of my current adventures (Art Every Day Month & Intuition Bootcamp), I went with a card I drew last week to represent an element that needs some attention in my life. The card I drew was from the Mary-El Tarot deck – the "King of Swords". The suite of swords represents the element air, which is symbolised in this card by the feathers, the clouds and even the bow and arrow. Air also represents the mental realm and knowledge or the written word, which can be seen in this card by all the words surrounding this warrior king figure.
This King is wise, has a sharp perception and knows that what he says or writes has an impact on his surroundings.
Burning some incense with one of my favourite incense burner, I meditated over this card and then let the pen glide over my journal page. The experience was intense. The feather standing upright, poised on its tip, the dragon's claw grasping the crystal ball and then the blazing fire. I didn't think about it, I just let the process unfold before my eyes. All I can say is, the experience it was invigorating.
Intertwining to become one
Day two and three of the "Art Every Day Month 2015" evolved into each other. Intertwining to become one…
Last Monday the Intuition Bootcamp hosted by Monica Garcia kicked off with a great circle of women coming together, circling. Drawing cards from our Tarot and Oracle card decks. Feeling into the cards and discussing their meaning, each of us gaining insights from each other's interpretations. It is a great way to experience the cards and let the messages come through that are waiting to be recognised. After our intense video circle I took a pen and a piece of paper, closed my eyes, and let my hand be guided to create marks on the paper. This was like a big deep sigh. Ahhhhhh…
The next day I knew I wanted to take these squiggles further and see them transform into something else. It was interesting to notice that at first I was rather reluctant to let go of the squiggles! I let go and started to use water, added some colour and let two creatures emerge from underneath.
to join the challenge or if you would like to see what others are creating visit this site…
Start of Art Every Day Month 2015
This is my first post since I decided to transform Antra-Elthar into a blog space. My intention for this space is to come out of my nutshell and let you in on my latest adventures. Speaking of which this month is "Art Every Day Month" and I have taken on the challenge to create something every day for the next 30 days.
Yesterday was day 1 of this challenge and this little intuitive drawing came to life…
The message for me right now is "focused" and "centered". It has vibrant energy but it also has a sense of calm to it.
Coming soon…
Hello dear Visitor,
Welcome to the Antra-Elthar site. So glad you are here. Soon these pages will be transformed into a blog spot, letting you in on my adventure which started last year, when we moved to this beautiful place near the Alps and the Bavarian lake Chiemsee.
At the beginning of this year (2015), I decided it would be best for me to build up my energy again and give myself the space and time I needed to do so, which turned my year into an extensive sabbatical, filled with all sorts of adventures. I would love to share these adventures with you, so I thought will be set up this space on my website to share all the new and exciting things in my life.
I would love to see you soon around here again.
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I left a management position in a large corporation twelve years ago because I wanted to make a difference in a more personal way. Real estate has been the perfect vehicle for realizing this goal and experiencing the fulfillment that comes from working closely with clients to achieve critical goals during important life transitions. Whether the reasons for buying or selling real estate are financial, marital, career transition or relocation, they are often accompanied by uncertainty and stress. Though I can't eliminate all the difficulty that may be present in the situation my contribution can reduce the worry and stress of the sales transaction due to experience, skill and professionalism.
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The Shakespeare Conference: SHK 12.0533 Wednesday, 7 March 2001
Date: Tuesday, 06 Mar 2001 09:56:44 -0600
Subject: Re: Mannerist Measure for Measure
Jane Drake Brody wrote:
>I will be leading a discussion of Measure for Measure as a Mannerist
>play and am wondering if anyone one the list has any thoughts on the
>topic. We are using "The Four Stages of Renaissance Style" by Wiley
>Sypher as our major text.
Have a look at G. K. Hunter, _English Drama 1586-1642: The Age of
Shakespeare_, pp. 309-18, 388-89. He doesn't use the term mannerist, but
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Find Roof Access by GYØ Daryl, Adam, Tøm, GYØ BenFebruary 13th, 2008 7:35 AM
Roof 1 - Multi-Storey - Tom and Adam
This is the first 'roof' we found access too. It was more of a trip to get some good views than to complete this task, but we thought it might add some good photos. It also had the added bonus of being closed off for building work, making finding access slightly harder.
Roof 1 - Multi-Storey - Tom and Daryl
Me and Daryl returned the next week hoping to get some more pictures. It also led to the discovery of access to roof 2.
Roof 1 - Multi-Storey - Tom and Daryl
Tom and Daryl returned to this roof to complete their Fun with Food task.
Roof 2 - Market Gates Shopping Centre - Tom and Daryl
Whilst visiting the multi-storey carpark for the first time, Me and Daryl discovered a way to get onto the roof of the actual Shopping centre. Through the disabled carpark, and over a wall led us onto the roof somewhere above card warehouse.
Roof 2 - Market Gates Shopping Centre - Tom, Daryl, Adam and Ben
We returned on the weekend, bringing Adam and Ben with us. It's much lighter at this time, and we ventured further onto the roof.
Roof 3 - Leisureland Arcade - Tom, Daryl, Adam and Ben
This roof was slightly less illegal than roof 2. Under the guise of Art students, we went inside Leisureland and asked if there was any way for us to get onto their roof to take photos and make sketches. The guy we spoke to said that the builders has blocked up their hatch, and we'd have to come back next week. We did, they hadn't finished yet. Two weeks later we returned and were shown the way onto the roof, up a spiral staircase into the loft and out a window. This was the most interesting roof of all 3 as it looks right out over the seafront. It's also an odd shaped building, like a U with 2 'barn-roof-esque' curves, one on each side. We started documenting whilst Ben talked art and started sketching to keep up the pretence.
Roof 4 - Marina Centre - Failure
We tried the same trick on the people at the Marina Centre, and whilst we were promised access, when we showed up they spouted various health and safety codes at us and refused. We'll keep at them because there'll be some brilliant views over the beach from the roof, but it doesn't look likely.
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I just realized that I probably know more about some town in England that I've never even been too than I do about some places that I have been too.
Not sure how I feel about that.
I think you feel great!
You should come to Great Yarmouth. Then you'll know alot about a town you've visited.
Im sitting in GY0 Tom's living room as we just got back from doing a task we'll submit later today.
Watching countdown.
Good job, boyos!
If roof # 3 was this exciting to read I can´t imagine how did it feel being here. And the revolutionary act of asking nicely, getting people so confused that they end up saying yes!
I am going to find out who to write in order to propose you´d be given the keys of GY: a big bunch of people overseas wants to visit the place now...
The spiral staircase alone was enough to get my vote.
Spent part of the day looking at Great Yarmouth areas of interest (building a mock powerpoint presentation for work on "The strange trench digging behaviors of Great Britain's seaside youth" and looking for an appropriate sponsor... though I couldn't find a website or even a logo, I chose Louis Tussaud's House of Wax, mostly because of their recent press regarding their sale of several badly formed wax heads), so I'm feeling even more attuned to GY. Never been to England, but when I go GY's on the agenda, no matter what... and so's that staircase and roof!
Ah Louis Tussards is a legend. None of the models look like what they are supposed to. Saddam Hussein or Cliff Richard is probably the best.
Great Yarmouth is certainly worth a visit if you want to see the real England beyond all that London malarkee. You'll have to come and see GYZero. Charlie did and we had a barrel of laughs. And a barrel of Pizza Hut.
The raw timber of the roof arch is gorgeous.
I think I might have to visit this summer if I finally get to make my trip to Dunwich
Putting up false pretenses that weren't really false in regards to art without being pretentious.
I like it.


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*Trigger warning.* He was just the nerd at school that nobody ever talked to. She was probably the most popular girl in school. When Cheyenne Stevens found out she was failing Math and was assigned a tutor she didn't argue. Marcel was a complete nerd but she didn't mind. She liked him and that's all the mattered. When she found out what was happening to him he asked her to change him. When peoples outside become pretty their insides become ugly. And that's just what happened.
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Home »» Respiratory Therapist
Respiratory TherapistA Respiratory Therapist is responsible for the care of patients who have breathing disorders. This position is available at hospitals, private practices and as an individual care provider. Individuals may be placed in a particular department, such as the Intensive Care Unit (ICU), Emergency Room (ER) or Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU)
Job Duties:
If you have a good background in the functioning of the human pulmonary system and would like to work in a position that allows you to assist patients every day and often save lives, you might be interested in a Respiratory Therapist career.
Responsibilities include:
1) Working together with doctors, physicians and nurses to discuss, concur and provide care to the patient.
2) Performing tests such as electrocardiogram and lung capacity tests to determine patients' cardiopulmonary capabilities.
3) Administering suitable drugs, conducting procedures such as mucus removal or operating equipment to assist the patient with his breathing.
4) Monitoring and recording the patient's response to different procedures.
5) Explaining procedures and after care needs to patients and their families.
6) Teaching breathing exercises to patients.
7) Analysing patients' blood samples in a blood gas analyser and providing feedback to the treating physician.
8) Ensuring that respiratory equipment is maintained in good condition.
Knowledge and Skills:
1) A good Respiratory Therapist will have the ability to stay calm in emergencies and take decisions that could save a person's life.
2) Adequate knowledge to operate respiratory equipment, such as ventilators, aerosol generators, therapeutic gas administration devices etc.
Educational Qualifications and Experience:
1) A Bachelor of Science or Associate of Science in Respiratory Therapy is an essential Respiratory Therapist qualification.
2) While entry level positions do exist, many jobs require advanced training of 10 to 15 years.
3) There are several important certifications which are highly valued, and often essential, depending on the area the candidate will be working in. These include Registered Respiratory Therapist (RRT), Basic Life Support (BLS), Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS), Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS), Neonatal Resuscitation Program (NRP) and Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation.
Salary and Benefits:
1) The industry average hourly rate is in the range of $20 to $28, while overtime rates are between $25 and $45. Annual salaries are in the region of $40,000 to $70,000 on an average.
2) Respiratory Therapist benefits usually include 401(k) or 401(b), medical and life insurance, paid sick leave and vacation, flexible work hours and education or training reimbursement.


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London's worst buildings
What's the worst bit of architecture London? Vote here to have your say
What's the biggest eyesore in London? What's this city's most overblown monument to architectural egoism? You don't have to be Prince Charles to have strong opinions about our capital's concrete carbuncles, especially if you have to see them every day on your way to work. To dampen the soaring spirits attendant upon the launch of London's latest all-seeing, omnipresent statement construction, The Shard, we've compiled a list of 20 of this city's most unloved landmarks.
Surprisingly, some of these reviled buildings also turn up on our best-of list too, so take a minute to vote for your favourite as well. If we've missed something truly horrible, please let us know in the comments below.
You know you want to – go on, consign something to virtual demolition!
Centre Point
Damn that Grade II listing, because Centre Point might otherwise have fallen down the great hole being dug around Tottenham Court Road for Crossrail. No one who has every walked around its chilly shadow or bought a drink in its cacophonous, uncomfy concrete bar would miss it. Neither quite brutalist nor eye-popping enough to fit into either 1950s nostalgia or 1960s futuristic fantasy, Richard Seifert's 1964 honeycomb monster is now just an unloved bit of office stock.
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With training camp still over two weeks away for the Arizona Cardinals, now is a good time to take a look at a fantasy football sleeper for the 2014 season since fantasy football drafts are now underway.
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His name is Andre Ellington.
Red Birds fans and fantasy football owners are very familiar with the University of Clemson product. Ellington burst onto the NFL scene as a rookie last season and led the NFL with a 5.53 yards per carry average. Ellington should get 20-25 touches per game as both a swift running back and a dynamic pass catcher out of the backfield.
Ellington will have to give away some touches to Stepfan Taylor, Jonathan Dwyer and Robert Hughes but no mistake – Ellington is the number one running back for the Cards. He gained 652 yards on just 118 carries, including a season-high 154 yards and a touchdown in a 27-13 victory over Atlanta in week eight last year.
Look for Ellington to be a solid number two RB/strong flex play option in FF leagues. Don't forget his ability to catch the football out of the backfield – Ellington paced Cardinals running backs with 39 receptions for 371 yards (a 9.5 average) and a touchdown. That makes him even more valuable in PPR leagues.
Arizona has upgraded its offensive line entering the 2014 campaign and Jonathan Cooper, their 2013 first round pick, can hopefully make his NFL debut this year after being sidelined all of last season with a broken leg.
It all adds up to this – if you're in need of a very viable running option in rounds 5-6-7 and Ellington is available, don't be afraid to pull the trigger on the second-year player.
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Eva Mendes Goes Curly for "Clear History": First Look!
Getting into character with a nearly unrecognizable look, Eva Mendes was hard at work on her latest film project on Tuesday (October 2).
The 38 year-old Tinseltown beauty ditched her everyday hotness as she rocked curly locks and an athletic ensemble while making her way around the Topsfield, MA set of "Clear History."
As for the upcoming Larry David directed HBO production, the storyline focuses on a disgraced marketing executive who plots revenge against his former boss after walking away from an electric car company that ends up being worth millions.
Joining Miss Mendes in the star-studded cast are Kate Hudson, Michael Keaton and Jon Hamm, among many others.
While no exact release date has been revealed at the current time, you can expect to see "Clear History" hit the small screen in 2014.
Enjoy the pictures of Eva Mendes on the set of 'Clear History' in Topsfield, Massachusetts (October 2).
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The president tells Iraqis in a speech: "It's about time you get a unity government going." Maybe they had trouble hearing him, what with some 25,000 fleeing their homes amid the continuing sectarian violence.
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BAGHDAD, March 28—Sectarian violence has displaced more than 25,000 Iraqis since the Feb. 22 bombing of a Shiite Muslim shrine, a U.N.-affiliated agency said Tuesday, and shelters and tent cities are springing up across central and southern Iraq to house homeless Sunni and Shiite families.
The flight is continuing, according to the International Organization for Migration, which works closely with the United Nations and other groups. The result has been a population exchange as Sunni and Shiite families flee mixed communities for the safety of areas where their own sects predominate.
"I definitely wouldn't say the displacement has peaked," said Dana Graber, an official of the migration agency in Amman, Jordan. "It's continuous."
President Bush expressed frustration Wednesday that Iraqis have so far failed to form a unity government, but he said withdrawing U.S. troops from Iraq too early would damage U.S. security.
"I want the Iraqi people to hear I've got great confidence in their capacity to self-govern," Bush said. "I also want the Iraqi people to hear—it's about time you get a unity government going.
"In other words, Americans understand you're newcomers to the political arena. But pretty soon it's time to shut her down and get governing."


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NPR Ombudsman: NFIB Member "Shouldn't Have Been Interviewed" For Small Business Stories
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Following criticism from Media Matters and other sources for quoting National Federation of Independent Business member Joe Olivo without disclosing his NFIB membership in stories exploring how health care and minimum wage laws could affect small businesses, NPR ombudsman Edward Schumacher-Matos wrote that Olivo should never have been interviewed for NPR's stories.
The blog Balloon Juice first brought attention to the fact that Olivo, owner of a printing company in New Jersey, appeared on NPR on June 29 to criticize the Affordable Care Act and claim it could harm his business. On July 9, Balloon Juice noticed that Olivo appeared in another NPR story, this time to criticize proposals to raise the minimum wage. NPR did not disclose Olivo's affiliation with NFIB in either of the stories -- even though the organization opposes both the health care reform law and increases in the minimum wage.
In response to this criticism, the NPR ombudsman wrote on Friday that Olivo "shouldn't have been interviewed at all":
Joe Olivo, the articulate owner of a printing company in New Jersey, has become a poster child for the National Federation of Independent Business in its campaign against the government's new health care program. He has appeared in one of the organization's videos and testified before House and Senate committees.
So, when he was interviewed in two recent NPR stories as a typical small business owner--following interviews of him over the past few years on NBC, Fox (repeatedly), Associated Press and Financial Times and on NPR itself in 2009--a howl went up among liberal media critics and scores of listeners that NPR reporters and editors were either leaning right or lazy.
Didn't do your homework is the right answer. What we have here is not a matter of ethics or accuracy, but of sluggish journalism. I don't want to say lazy, because the reporters and producers did hustle; they just didn't hustle enough.
In addition to being an ombudsman, I also teach at Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism. What we have here is not an ombudsman issue of ethics or standards, but a journalism school issue of good practices and competitive originality. Olivo shouldn't have been interviewed at all.
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The Renaissance Boulder Suites Hotel at Flatiron is the landmark choice of Boulder hotels. Located just outside the city in Broomfield and adjacent to the gorgeous Flatiron Mountains, our hotel is a premier destination for both business and leisure travelers. Experience the luxury of our all-suite accommodations with 232 spacious guest suites, most of which overlook the spectacular Flatiron Mountains. We have all of the amenities and features of a modern, full-service hotel, surrounded by several championship golf courses and located just 35 minutes from Denver international Airport.
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Chan Upends Antonius, Wins 2013 Aussie Millions
Malaysian Mervin Chan crippled Patrik Antonius and then went on to win Crown's 2013 Aussie Millions for AUD$1.6 million on Sunday.
The final table was originally scheduled to play out on Saturday but Antonius, Chan and Joseph Cabret had to return to Crown Casino on Sunday thanks to a marathon session on Saturday that only saw four eliminations in 15 hours.
The extra day proved to be a short one, as Chan needed less than two hours to cripple Antonius and then bust Cabret to win the event.
"I'm just speechless," said Chan after winning. "I can't believe it. This was my first major tournament."
Patrik Antonius Has to Settle for Third Place
Antonius' magnificent run in the 2013 Aussie Millions came to an end thanks to a huge hand against Chan.
Chan opened for 325,000 from the button and Antonius, who was the short stack, shoved for nearly five million from the small blind with ace-four.
Unfortunately for Antonius, Chan called with pocket jacks. The board bricked and Antonius found himself left with about one big blind.
Antonius busted on the next hand in a three-way pot against Chan and Cabret. The IveyPoker pro picked up $600,000 for his efforts in contest but will likely look back at the tournament as a missed opportunity.
"I was a bit intimidated by him," Chan admitted. "It was a dream to play against him in the Aussie Millions though."
Heads-up only lasted a few hands as Chan turned trip eights with 8♠ 6♠ against Cabret who had a flush draw with A♦ 3♦. Cabret moved all-in and Chan snap-called.
Cabret had to settle for $1 million while Chan took down $1.6 million, a new Chrysler 300C, a $40k LK jewelry bracelet and the Aussie Millions trophy.
It seemed a distant memory but Jay Tan, David Yan, Jarrod Glennon and Dan Shak all busted on the first day of the Aussie Millions final table.
Here's a look at how the final table payouts ended up after the two-day final table (all dollars in AUD):
- 1. Mervin Chan - $1,600,000
- 2. Joseph Cabret - $1,000,000
- 3. Patrik Antonius - $600,000
- 4. Dan Shak - $400,000
- 5. Jarrod Glennon - $290,000
- 6. David Yan - $220,000
- 7. Jay Tan - $150,000
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HP has approximately 1.7 billion shares outstanding.
HP's fiscal year runs from November 1 to October 31. Historically, we have released earnings in mid-February, May, August and November.
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The transfer agent does not maintain records of shares bought and sold through brokerage accounts and held in "street name." Those records are maintained by the specific brokerages through which the shares are bought and sold.
If you own shares through a brokerage firm, you need to contact the brokerage firm directly to change your account address. If you're a registered shareholder you need to contact HP's transfer agent, Wells Fargo Shareowner Services at:
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A stock split makes the price of the company's stock more affordable and attractive to investors. For some time now the market has demonstrated confidence in HP's current and future performance with an increase in the price of the stock. By splitting the stock and reducing the price, HP is making it possible for more people to invest in the company.
A 2-for-1 split means that a new share of stock is issued for each share in existence prior to the split. After the split, each share is worth half of what it was worth immediately prior to the split but the total monetary value of the shares is the same as before the stock split.
Here's an example:Let us assume that prior to the stock split, a shareholder owned 100 shares of HP common stock and let's also assume that the market price of HP stock was $50 per share, so that the investment in HP was worth $5,000.00. Immediately after the split, the investor will own 200 shares of stock, but the market price will be $25 per share. The investor's total investment value in HP remains the same at $5,000 until the stock price moves up or down.
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If you hold a physical stock certificate, you will receive a Direct Registration Transaction Advice for the additional shares you hold as a result of the split. You will have full responsibility of the shares without holding a physical certificate for them. The Direct Registration Transaction Advice is your confirmation; it indicates the number of additional shares as a result of the split. Keep this document with your existing stock certificates and other important documents as a record of your ownership.
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If you hold HP stock in your name, you were notified at the address Wells Fargo Shareowner Services has on file. To verify your address you can call Wells Fargo Shareowner Services directly at 800-286-5977 (for U.S. callers) and 651-450-4064 (for non-U.S. callers). If your HP stock was held in a brokerage account, the information was sent directly to your broker.
Please refer any questions regarding stock certificates, unpaid dividends, address changes for your account, or share transfers to our Transfer Agent:
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Historically, we release earnings in mid-February, May, August and November. Earnings conference calls are audio webcast. Historical earnings releases can be found at our Quarterly results page.
Yes, HP's earnings conference call with analysts is audio webcast live at the time of the call and available for replay following the call. Details on how to access the audio webcast are provided on the Investor Relations homepage in the week prior to earnings.
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Depending on your 3Ware card, try to create a RAID with 128K or 256K
stripes....128K is the 'normal' blocking factor the kernel uses when
combining reads and writes. Presuming you're doing mostly sequential
access a 128K stripe would be optimal.
Now RAID0, vs RAID5 depends....Can you suffer losing a disk and thus losing *all* the data? In RAID0 there is no redundancy, but it is *FAST* very fast. in RAID5 you can lose a drive and run ok well enough to replace the drive and rebuild the arry.
RAID5 has some performance penalty, you'll have to look up benchmarks or perform your own to find out exactly what the penalty is.
For this much data I would recommend a RAID, and presuming oyu can handle the performance drop RAID5, unless the data is replicated elsewhere and totally non-critical then go ahead and go RAID0 for some pretty blazing fast speeds.
--On Sunday, December 07, 2003 12:14 PM -0500 Gaspar Bakos <gbakos@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Dear all, I am about to build a system for data reduction, but before I do so, I thought of posting this in case anyone has useful hints (don't do that!, or be careful with...) It would be a dual xeon mobo + 3ware Escalade card + 4x250Gb (WD) disk, running most probably RH9.0 and kernel 2.4.22-xfs. I haven't decided yet about the arrangement of the 4x250Gb disks, but definitely there will be XFS on them. My possibilities are: (I need total space more than 500Gb) 1. JBOD, each disk one partition (drawback: I have to take care of not filling either of them) 2. RAID-0, one single 1Tb XFS partition 3. RAID-5 Any advice would be welcome. I guess people have done this, and have experience. E.g.issues related to XFS when one disk fails, and has to be replaced. Or mkfs/xfs parameters ideal for mostly relatively big files (8Mb and 16Mb) accompanied with very small files (<1kB). Recovery issues: I saw xfs_check run out of memory on a single 120Gb partition after an unexpected power failure. 3Ware configuration issues that might be related to XFS, speed, efficiency. If the above ide, however, seems viable, just ignore this email. Being an astronomer, I am not that experienced with sw/hw issues... I was always wondering when people write "we have been testing XFS with 60Tb filesystems" (and other magic numbers) - how they do that? Best wishes Gaspar
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Computer World –
It may mean snaking optical fiber through sewer lines and old tunnels or burying conduits in public transportation rights-of-way, but the city of Chicago is developing plans to build a high-speed metropolitan-area network designed to link government offices, businesses, schools and neighborhoods.
Last month, the city issued a formal request for information to gauge technology vendors' interest in the proposed CivicNet project and to test the business viability of the network. Responses are due by Jan. 19, and a more formal request for proposals is scheduled to follow in early spring.
Joe Mambretti, director of the International Center for Advanced Internet Research at Northwestern University in Evanston, Ill., and a key member of the CivicNet infrastructure committee, said the project is aimed at creating a next-generation optical MAN -- essentially, a wide-area network that can carry data, voice and video throughout the greater Chicago area.
The network, as envisioned, would provide broadband access to government agencies, businesses, medical facilities and educational institutions, Mambretti said.
Development of CivicNet will depend on interested vendors and user companies working with the Mayor's Council of Technology Advisors, a group chaired by Chicago Mayor Richard M. Daley that includes representatives from local government, business and academia.
"Technology comes from the private sector, and that's why in the early stages of planning CivicNet we decided to put public and private together," Daley said last week in an interview with Computerworld.
But "the city does not wish to be in the provider business," Mambretti said. "[The city] is basically saying, 'Here are the requirements,' which gives the provider and vendor community the opportunity to respond."
Mary Regan, an analyst at The Yankee Group in Boston, said what makes Chicago's approach unique is that it's taking a position similar to an anchor tenant in a shopping mall. The city is not only offering its rights-of-way for fiber runs to participating network builders and service providers, but it's also willing to transfer the $30 million it currently pays in annual telecommunications fees to vendors that participate in the initiative.
Too Soon to Tell Cost
As of last week, hundreds of companies had responded to the informational request via a Web site devoted to the project (www.chicagocivicnet.net), said CivicNet project director Doug Power, who works at Chicago's Department of General Services.
But Power said that it's too early to tell how much it will cost to develop CivicNet, which is expected to take 10 years to complete.
Power likened the CivicNet plans to projects in which local governments build roads, waterworks, sewers and airports to entice companies to move in or to prevent them from going elsewhere. In today's e-business era, he said, big cities like Chicago need to provide access to high-speed networks.
According to Daley, companies locating or expanding in Chicago "are always asking about the type of telecommunications infrastructure that's available."
Power said the network would be phased in over time to carry all city government and institutional data, voice and video communications. Providers partticipating in the initiative could then offer a variety of information services over the same fiber to businesses and residential users, he said.
The CivicNet project "provides a way to aggregate need and supply," said Michael Silverman, a partner at the Chicago office of law firm Duane, Morris & Heckscher LLP. "It's a great use of the city's ability to bring together various constituencies."
Chicago officials hope to sign contracts with vendors by the end of next year, Power said.
He added that it's unlikely that any single vendor could handle the job of building and operating the network, which is expected to be based on Ethernet standards.


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By Jack Carey, USA TODAY
Something important will be missing from the Massachusetts islands of Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket this weekend when the high school football season ends.
But there is hope it will not be a permanent void.
The annual Island Cup game, an intensely contested battle between the schools representing the islands off the Cape Cod coast, will not be played this year.
The game, which this season was scheduled to be on Martha's Vineyard, was canceled in August largely because of budget constraints, an issue that has been plaguing high schools nationwide during the economic downturn.
The teams have met 62 times and in the early years of the series sometimes played twice in a season. Crowds in excess of 4,000 have been known to attend, with hundreds of fans flying in for the rivalry, which gives the winner bragging rights.
However, there is no regularly scheduled ferry service between the islands in non-summer months, and the approximately $12,500 cost of arranging a chartered ferry for Nantucket players and fans to make the trip to and from the Vineyard for one event became prohibitive in a time of tight budgets, Nantucket athletics director Chris Maury said.
Both schools removed air travel from their budgets this year in an effort to cut costs.
Maury said his original proposal was for Nantucket to charter a ferry for the football game if Martha's Vineyard would reciprocate and charter a ferry to Nantucket so the schools' soccer and field hockey teams could meet this fall.
However, Michael Joyce, who was Martha's Vineyard's athletics director at the time those discussions were held, resigned late in the summer and the proposal fell through.
"That amount of money for one team to play one game is a tough sell in this environment," Maury said. "I want to be fair and equitable for all my teams. We want to continue our rivalries with the Vineyard in all our sports, if possible."
Maury and Sandy Mincone, the Vineyard's new athletics director, have been in discussions about doing that and renewing the football series.
"We've been talking, and we're leaving the door open. Things happen. I think this was just a blip," said Mincone, whose team is 6-3 and will have a home game against Brighton this week to replace Nantucket.
"This is one of those traditions that's special. It's more than about football. It's about community."
Nantucket, which was winless last season, has had football depth problems in recent years, largely because of declining enrollment and other sports being introduced at the school. Nantucket dressed 16 players for last year's game and has lost nine of the past 10 Island Cup contests. There was speculation after last season that the rivalry might not continue for competitive reasons.
But Nantucket has bounced back this season under first-year coach John Aloisi and is 5-5, giving hope the Whalers can be more competitive in the rivalry in the future.
"People have stepped forward to say they'll help fund transportation," Maury said. "We want to try and get this remedied."
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New directive will ensure focus on true law enforcement threats like violent criminals
Washington, D.C.—Nevada Senator Harry Reid issued the following statement after the Obama Administration announced measures to make immigration enforcement more efficient and effective by executing a case-by-case review of individuals currently in removal proceedings, and those who may be placed in proceedings in the future. This will help focus on our highest deportation priorities such as violent criminals. The Department of Homeland Security announced the changes in a response to a letter Senator Reid and 21 other Democratic senators sent to the President on April 13:
"I applaud President Obama for taking this decisive step to bring our immigration enforcement policies more in line with our national security and public safety priorities. This new DHS directive will help prioritize our limited enforcement resources to focus on serious felons, gang members and individuals who are a national security threat rather than college students and veterans who have risked their lives for our country. This commonsense approach will address an untenable situation where the deportations of foreign drug traffickers and violent criminals face long delays because our immigration courts are overwhelmed by low-priority cases of individuals with no criminal records.
"I am especially pleased about the impact these new policies will have on those who would benefit from the DREAM Act. These young people are American in all but paperwork: in language, culture, love for this land, and yearning to serve in our military, or become college graduates who fully contribute to our nation. We lose a lot by sending them back to countries they do not know.
"The President's decision is a step in the right direction. However, the solution to our broken immigration system must come from Congress. Once more, I ask my Republican colleagues to join Democrats in enacting tough, smart, and fair comprehensive immigration reform that secures our borders; strengthens existing immigration laws; and requires the approximately 11 million people in this country illegally to register with the government and get right with the law."


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Soon after losing her job, a young, beautiful Thai woman named Tum (Lalita Panyopas) finds a noodle box stuffed full of money on her doorstep and decides to keep the loot ... but not without dire consequences. Tum soon finds herself in the center of a bewildering, comical, high-stakes caper that involves Thai boxing gangsters, corrupt businessmen and incompetent police. Can she outwit them all and still be in the money?


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October 3, 2003
Members Present: Bryan Herrmann, Arne Kildegaard,
Lowell Rasmussen, Joe Halvarson, Ken Hodgson, Maddy Maxeiner,
Andy Lopez, Kevin Ely, LeAnn Dean, Carol McCannon, Ferolyn Angell, Mike Sullivan, Tammy Faux, Mark Fohl
Jim Mootz, Sandy Olson-Loy, Sam Schuman
(In these minutes: Update on budget, Update
on Campaign Minnesota, and Update on Enrollment)
Lopez welcomed Mark Fohl to the committee. The next CRPC meeting will be Friday, October 24 in the Behmler Conference Room. The agenda will include: Retention Report, Faculty Salaries, and other items.
Minutes of September 12, 2003 and September 19, 2003 approved on a motion by Herrmann, second by Hodgson.
Update on Budget
Schuman reported that we should know in a week or two how we'll end up with the budget. We know what our tuition will be but we're not sure how much money we've saved yet. He added that the budget situation is pretty much what we were afraid it would be. There are a couple of things that could pull it down; for example, our enrollment is down from 1910 last year to 1861 at this time. Gary Strei does have about $150,000 in tuition reserves but that will not be enough. The Twin Cities seems to have withdrawn more for the University fee than we thought they should have and Schuman has pointed out that discrepancy. In addition, the IRS tax has also increased. It is clear to Schuman that the Budget Task Force will need to reconvene to recommend the additional $750,000 in cuts for 2004-05. Obviously, this is not good news, but it is not unexpected. He would like CRPC to appoint three members to serve on the Budget Task Force. He would echo what President Bruininks said at the State of the University address last week: our message clearly needs to get to the political powers that be, you cannot cut the University by 15% and expect that money to be found elsewhere or cut additional programs. Schuman added that what we need to do is two-fold: to do the best we can to maintain our institutional goal under those circumstances and persuade our legislative leaders that public funding has to be better. Schuman was reluctant to say explicitly what the charge would be to the Budget Task Force at this time as he's only seen a preliminary draft of the compact. Lopez asked how many people have already lost their jobs. Schuman said four positions were eliminated in Plant Services by non-replacements and early retirements; we no longer have a Relocation Coordinator; at the end of this year the Director of Residential Life position will no longer exist; at the end of this year funding for the wrestling coach position and operating expense will cease; two faculty positions have been eliminated at the end of this year; and, at the end of next year, we will no longer have a director of Academic Advising. Hodgson asked there would be any savings from the wrestling coach position when we hire a swimming coach. Schuman said hopefully the savings will be around $55,000. Schuman added that the university is moving forward with the conversion of its fiscal management system and he guesses our Enterprise tax will also increase. Lopez asked what current searches were underway. Schuman said the Vice Chancellor for Enrollment, the Associate Development Officer (not funded out of UMM funds) and the Assistant Director of Residential Life to be filled in January.
Update on Campaign Minnesota
Maxeiner reported on the campaign as outlined below.
Campaign Minnesota Facts
All University of Minnesota campaign: A Defining Moment 7/01/1996
6/30/03 --
Public Kick Off, 10/99
UM Goal: $1.3
UMM Goal: $6 million
UM Final Total:
$1.66 billion <127%>
UMM Final Total: $9.6 million <160%>
* includes >$1 million from private agencies and foundations brought in by UMM Grants office during same time period, which counted toward Campaign goal
UMM Campaign Statistics
4,597 donors
92 donors at $10,000 or above
23 donors at $100,000 or above
$3.6 million
Academic Program support: $2.5 million
Faculty and Staff support: $1.4 million
Capital: $986,630
Strategic Initiatives: $512,000
Research, Outreach: $486,274
Endowment gifts:
Expendable gifts: $3,641,416
New Bequests:
Gifts, pledges: $6,667,187
Campaign Impact
UMM endowment funds increased 314% ($3,749,479 7/30/03, UMF)
Average yearly giving to UMM increased by 400% (from $246,151 to $1,224,812)
Presidents Club members doubled.
Scholarship funds, dollars for scholarships and awards, tripled.
UMM Gift Highlights
Created a Rural Students Scholarship Fund, launched with gifts, pledges, and testamentary commitments of over $1.3 million (includes deferred gifts)
Funded UMM's first endowed professorship, the UMM Distinguished Visiting Professorship in the Liberal Arts, with $1 million contributed through gifts and matching funds from the Permanent University Fund endowment.
In partnership with our community and the legislature, built a $5 million Regional Fitness Center which is supported in part by continued yearly giving to the RFC "Partnership" Fund. Private dollars contributed $700,000 of this $5 million project.
Received LaFave House, a social center for meetings and activities.
What's Next? Priorities for continuing our fundraising success
1. Major gifts momentum: Focus on special projects
Big Idea
Capital plans
2. Major gifts momentum: Focus on planned giving
Tax law changes
Allied professionals
3. Stewardship of top n=92 UMM Campaign MN major gifts donors
4. New major gift prospects: Annual giving; Prospect research; Ideological affinity
Angell wondered if there was anyway some of the money could be used to help us with the budget problem. Maxeiner said most of the money is designated for specific uses, very little is for discretionary use. Hodgson wondered if there was some way we could adopt an area like Fergus Falls or Alexandria because extremely wealthy people are moving into our area and we should draw them closer to us. Schuman said we have been making an effort to do that by developing a good relationship with Fergus Falls Community College and Alexandria Technical College. As more and more families are moving to area lakes, we need to make it clear we're the college in their back yard. Schuman added that one thing that could benefit us 50 years from now is if recent graduates start giving, even in tiny amounts. so they get in the habit of giving.
Update on Enrollment
Mootz reported that our current enrollment for fall semester is1861. Last year at this time we had 1910 students so we're down 49 students. He added that enrollment is everyone's business and his office will continue to do what they can. He can't answer what happened on why we're down but he would rather go forward then try to figure out what went wrong. He has promised Schuman they will work hard and he wishes this committee could have watched the Admissions office work because they have really gone the extra mile. What can you do to help? Mootz said they really need support in rolling out the red carpet for our visitors. The target for next year is 490 to 495 students, his personal target is 500. We also need to become more transfer friendly. He added the quality of our students remains very good with an average ACT of 26; HSR in the 78-79 percentile. We did not open the floodgates just to bring bodies in to meet any number goals. McCannon said we spent a lot of years chasing transfers away and it will take time to get that back again.
Other items
Lopez asked the committee to think about representatives to the Budget
Task Force. He also asked the committee to look at the U of MN website.
His concern is that coordinate campuses are listed under "other."


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Despite two late bogeys, Anna Nordqvist of Sweden shot even-par 72 to cling to the lead at the LPGA Thailand after a rainy second round on Friday.
Nordqvist, chasing her first win on the US LPGA Tour since 2009, bogeyed the 16th and 18th holes to settle on 6-under 138, one stroke in front of Paraguay's Julieta Granada (68), Spain's Azahara Munoz (68) and Germany's Sandra Gal (70), who all have one career win.
A further shot behind were Americans Stacy Lewis (69) and Michelle Wie (73) on 4 under.
Best of the Australians was Karrie Webb (70), three off the pace in a tie for seventh.
World No.1 and defending champion Inbee Park and No.2 Suzann Pettersen were four shots off the pace in a field including all of the top 10.
While rain dampened Siam Country Club, it wasn't enough for organisers to suspend play. But only 22 players were under par after two rounds.
Nordqvist was at 8 under until her late stumbles, and wasn't too fussed.
"I hit it good yesterday and kept hitting it really good on the first nine today," she said.
"Then there were some tougher pins in the back, but I just tried to be aggressive and give myself chances for birdie. Felt like I did, but just couldn't make them.
"I'm excited. This is a position I've been practising to be in. Hopefully, I can make a couple of more putts over the weekend and that should take care of it."


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Herbed Pot Roast Recipe
- 1 boneless beef rump or chuck roast (3 to 3-1/2 pounds)
- 1 tablespoon canola oil
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 teaspoon dried marjoram
- 1 teaspoon dried thyme
- 1/2 teaspoon dried oregano
- 1/2 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1/2 teaspoon pepper
- 1 can (10-1/2 ounces) condensed beef broth, undiluted
- 8 medium carrots, cut into thirds
- 8 medium potatoes, peeled and quartered
- 1 large onion, quartered
- 1 cup water
- 1. In a Dutch oven over medium heat, brown roast in oil on all sides. Combine seasonings; sprinkle over meat. Add broth and bring to a boil.
- 2. Cover and bake at 325° for 2 hours, basting occasionally. Add the carrots, potatoes, onion and water.
- 3. Cover and bake for 1 hour longer or until beef and vegetables are tender. Thicken pan juices for gravy if desired. Yield: 8 servings.
Nutritional Facts
1 slice: 469 calories, 19g fat (7g saturated fat), 111mg cholesterol, 677mg sodium, 37g carbohydrate (7g sugars, 4g fiber), 38g protein.
Reviews for Herbed Pot Roast
Average Rating
"This is simple to prepare and the herbs come together to make a winning pot roast."
"My husband and I really enjoyed this pot roast. The herbal flavors are very complimentary and I will definitely make it again!"
"My family love the herb blend flavor of this recipe. It makes good flavorful gravy as well."
"I have used this recipe since it came out in the "Taste of Home" magazine many years ago. All the men in my family crave a good pot roast with gravy and this one makes a very flavorful gravy with the herbs in it. I usually make it in the crock pot rather than the oven but I've made it a lot in the oven as well. Either way, it's great!"
"My family doesn't like pot roast, but this recipe is the ONLY one they will eat. We love how moist the meat is, and tasty too! Nothing better on a cold winters day than the smell (and taste) of this delicious roast."
"Herbed Pot Roast. It is wonderful. Its much better when it comes out of the crock-pot. My brother loves this so much. When he comes home for the holidays I make sure I make it for him."
"I make this pot roast once every couple weeks, it is delicious and the recipe doesn't need to be changed at all."
"My brother just loves this Herbed Pot Roast when I make it for him. I also love it my self."
"Wonderful, moist pot roast. I made no changes and am making it a second time right now!"
"Turned out very well. Will definitely be making this again."
"We enjoyed this dish. I did think that it could have been cooked less time than indicated as the potatoes were a little mushy and the meat was slightly overcooked; but these are easy adjustments to make for next time. I was out of onions, so I substituted a can of French onion condensed soup for the beef broth. It worked out well."


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Doing What I Love
If I could live an earning what I love most it would involve reading. With reading I would teach illiterate kids to read and read to others. To teach others to read would be very rewarding and make me feel wonderful inside and I would share the joy of reading with others. I would be sharing that joy by reading to others too. I believe that it is very important to install the joy of reading with kids because for me reading takes myself to another place and I enjoy it immensely. Reading is very important and I feel reading for fun is very important as well. I feel this way because reading can be done without technology and be just as enjoyable. As important as technology is in today's world, I feel that it is equally important that it does not become the only thing used and that we still remember things, like books, that were used before technology. I would achieve this by first becoming a librarian that way I can install the enjoyment of reading in those who come to the library and then raise money at the same time. The goal of raising money is so that I can travel to places with illiterate kids or if those kids are nearby have money to buy them a book or two when the realize the joy of reading.


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This site had so many cute and yummy dog treats, I couldnt' pick just one......choose from doggy cupcakes to decorated egg and ducky cookies!
This is one of the cutest and funniest pet items I have seen for Easter. Surprise your family with their very own easter bunny without having to go out and purchase another pet!Tags: animals, Easter, pets, Dog, Pet Fashion, puppies, spring, pampered pets, doggieAdded 10 Years Ago from Trixieandpeanut
Now you can tote your pet around in this super cute flower dog tote.Tags: animals, Easter, pets, Dog, Bow Wow, dog carriers, puppies, spring, pampered petsAdded 10 Years Ago from Thepamperedpup
Duck slippers for your pet! My dog would tear these up but if you can get your pet to wear them, just think of how cute they will look on Easter.Added 10 Years Ago from Pawpalaceonline
Now your doggie can get an Easter basket on Sunday morning too, featuring a rubber duck toy that squeaks and rawhide Easter eggs.Added 10 Years Ago from Funstufffordogs
I am about to place an order for one of these right now! There is something about a fat bunny that I love, and my pup is sure to love it too.Added 10 Years Ago from Thehautehound
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