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Joan Crawford guzzles Pepsi with fellow members of the cast of Trog
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7 comments:
- Jeff Duncanson said...
What a fantastic shot! However, are you sure that's not Moxie that they are drinking?
- June 17, 2007 8:29 AM
- Tom Sutpen said...
It's . . . possible. But given that she probably still owned a gazillion shares of stock in Pepsi, I'm not sure Crawford would have allowed herself to be photographed in the vicinity of any other soft drink.
In other words, I'm guessing it's Pepsi; but I don't think it's a bad guess.
- June 17, 2007 8:36 AM
- swac said...
I'd heard Pepsi was the choice of a prehistoric generation.
- June 17, 2007 9:30 AM
- Vanwall said...
The lone and level sands stretch far away.
- June 17, 2007 3:25 PM
- Jeff Duncanson said...
I should have put one of those little winky things in there. ;)
- June 18, 2007 6:52 AM
- Jeff Duncanson said...
Speaking of Pepsi and Crawford's interest in it..... Didn't Bette Davis have a Coke machine installed on the set of "Baby Jane"?
- June 18, 2007 6:53 AM
- swac said...
Yeah, right before Keenan Wynn machine gunned it.
- June 19, 2007 3:14 PM


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Three neighborhoods have been built around Lynch's subdivision where he has lived for more than 10 years. Lynch pointed out the Fox Creek and Burwood Oaks subdivisions cause considerable flooding in the neighborhood.
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Wilson County Mayor Randall Hutto said the Urban Type Public Facilities Board is "working with them" to try and alleviate the problem. They have talked about putting ditches along both sides of a few roads in the neighborhood to collect water runoff.
A buyout of the neighborhood is also a possibility, with FEMA having to pay for 80 percent of the cost and the county paying 20 percent. Hutto said they are considering all options and noted the buyout has to be approved by the county commission if they chose to go that route.
Lebanon City Council has been dealing with issues such as this for many months and has debated allowing development when it could adversely affect nearby homeowners.
Members of the county commission expressed concern that if they voted to allow Lynch to speak, would they have more and more people coming before them. County Attorney Mike Jennings said it isn't something they do very often, if at all.
"If two-thirds of you approve to do this tonight, you may have more of this," Hutto pointed out.
When the vote came, 21 squires voted to have Lynch speak with District 12 Commissioner Billy Rowland and District 21 Commissioner Eugene Murray voting no and District 20 Commissioner Annette Stafford and District 15 Commissioner Mike Justice abstaining.
Also during the meeting, after a lengthy discussion, commissioners finally approved the creation of a one-person Human Resources Department to be run by a Human Resources Director.
The commission voted 20-5 in favor of creating the HR department after several squires expressed concerns about qualifications, how the HR director is to be hired and to whom the director will answer.
District 2 Commissioner Stephanie McDonald said she had previously spoken by phone with another county HR director and said that director reported to the county commission, however Wilson's will report directly to Hutto.
"I know the qualifications are there, but why would we not bring them back to us?" McDonald asked, referring to Hutto having to bring a recommendation before the commission to approve hiring someone for the HR director's position.
District 23 Commissioner Bernie Ash, a member of the HR Ad Hoc Committee, said the hiring process as well as the function of the HR department would be "more streamline and more feasible to have them report to the mayor."
Also, other commissioners were concerned with the process of hiring an HR director, which was laid out in the resolution. The resolution said the director will be appointed by the mayor after the interview process has been completed. Many felt members of the ad hoc panel should be present in the hiring process.
"My biggest concern that was made was not having the committee oversee the hiring," said District 1 Commissioner Becky Siever.
Hutto indicated he would be happy to have members of the committee assist him with the hiring process. He said he probably would have asked two or three members of the committee to help in the process anyway.
"We didn't want politics to be a part of it," Hutto said of the hiring process and having members of the panel mentioned in the resolution.
Ash also felt politics would be brought into play if the full county commission had to hire the director. District 15 Commissioner Mike Justice said the HR director could not be influenced by political pressure.
"They can't hire or fire so the political pressure has been removed," Justice pointed out.
Another concern from McDonald was rooted in how much liability will be saved on the county's insurance policy by hiring an HR director. Ad Hoc Committee Chairman and District 13 Commissioner Clint Thomas said they didn't have an exact number.
District 6 Commissioner Kenny Reich, chairman of the Insurance Committee, said the county's liability policy is up for renewal in July and they will ask for bids that include the HR director and that do not, to see how much money will be saved.
"This has been talked about for a very long time, it is past time for us to get this in play," said District 22 Commissioner Wendell Marlowe.
A replacement resolution was handed out during the discussion by Jennings that included the specific qualifications for the HR director position.
Thomas said the ad hoc committee voted to include those qualifications, but they were removed by Hutto so as to have a large selection of job candidates. Thomas was displeased with having the qualifications removed after the panel voted to include them.
The qualifications for the HR director include a Bachelor's degree in Human Resource Management, Employment Law, Business Management or a related field and five years experience in HR management.
Ash felt having the qualifications included in the resolution would hurt the number of possible candidates for the job by having to meet every qualification by law if the replacement resolution took the place of the original.
District 11 Commissioner Jim Bradshaw made a motion to have the alternate resolution with the qualifications included, replace the original. However, that motion failed on a vote of 8-17.
"We need some guidelines at the front end and stick to them," Bradshaw noted.
"I wanted to leave the field open in case we found somebody," Hutto explained in regards to leaving the qualifications out of the resolution.
Thomas expressed dissatisfaction to having the qualifications removed, and Hutto said he was going to "stick to his guns" on that issue and wanted them to be left out of the resolution.
Another motion was made to amend the original resolution by District 19 Commissioner William Glover, who asked that the resolution specifically state the Ad Hoc Committee would have members present in the hiring process. Also, he asked that the person chosen for the job be brought before the commission for approval.
That motion also failed by a vote of 10-15, leaving the commission with the original resolution without the qualifications or any amendments. The commission voted 20-5 to accept the resolution with McDonald, Thomas, District 10 Commissioner Nathan Clariday, District 4 Commissioner Chad Barnard and Rowland voting no.
"This does not need to split our commission," Hutto said. "Whatever we decide here tonight we will move forward together. We have made a step in the right direction."
District 14 Commissioner Jeff Joines was also present at Monday night's meeting after serving on active duty in the U.S. Military. He was recognized by Hutto and received a standing ovation from his fellow squires and those in attendance.
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Performance piece "Interiors" was commissioned by Tanz Im August Festival and HAU Theater in Berlin. It was perform as a part of the X-Choreografen project where several interventions in public space by young artists were shown in Kurfuerstendamm (West Berlin) dealing with the subject of the West. The performance was conducted in cycles lasting daily 8 hours during four days.
By putting my self into a showcase - which represents a trademark of popular Kurfuertendamm shopping street - and doing "nothing", just "resting" inside, I question the role of the artist in todays society. I am also interested in different ways of looking at the performing body, gender and woman in relation to commercialization of the object. I am curious to investigate modes of social choreography that has been created by placing such a situation in a public realm and observing its implications on surrounding environment. Referring to Stilinovi?'s Ode to Laziness, I question relationships and positions of eastern and western artists in contemporary capitalist society. By putting a performers body into a space intended for the commercial presentation of merchandise, I explore various ways of perceiving art, artists and market as well as intimacy and a space between public and private.


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DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — The Midwest is known more for growing corn than cauliflower, but if its farmers raised the fruit and vegetables eaten in the Heartland, they could create thousands of jobs and millions of dollars in income, according to a recent study.
The study from Iowa State University looked at what would happen if farmers in six Midwestern states — Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota and Wisconsin — raised 28 crops in quantities large enough to meet local demand. It found that if an ample supply of produce could be grown regionally, it would spur $882 million in sales, more than 9,300 jobs and about $395 million in labor income.
While the study looked at the Midwest, regional food production could have similar benefits elsewhere, with adjustments for what kinds of produce were needed in those parts of the country, said Michelle Miller, associate director of the University of Wisconsin's Center for Integrated Agricultural Systems, which helped fund the study.
Growing enough food to meet regional demand also wouldn't take much land, Miller said: "That's one of the wild things about it — you can grow a lot on a few number of acres. Anyone who has a garden knows this."
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This collaborative paper explores issues in response to current concerns regarding dance training within the U.K's higher education sector pertaining to graduate employability and professional development. Current research into this area suggests that dance graduates whilst retaining a specialism in their art form, often lack a broader range of leadership and facilitation skills necessary to support and develop careers as freelance practitioners working within a range of dance contexts. The conference paper presents the findings of a collaborative pilot project between the University of Leeds' B.A Dance programme and Dance United, a U.K. based organisation specialising in the field of dance and social inclusion.Drawing upon exemplar from the Dance United/University of Leeds pilot project the paper explores how collaborative research involving higher education and the dance industry can develop mutually beneficial relationships.
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Putting on M3 radar whilst eng checks this out. Moving to Events Handling component.
Tom :- Per our hallway conversations, If you don't consider this your bug, please comment and reassign. thanks.
(1) Changed Summary of Bug (2) changing owner from email@example.com to email@example.com per email from Peter Trudelle (3) More detailed information: The bug with keyboard event processing in in the Window's Message Handler, where it handles WM_KEYUP and WM_KEYDOWN events. Normally, in a windows application keyboard input is handled as WM_CHAR events or WM_IME_*COMPOSITION messages - depending on if inline input is supported or not. Right now the message handler for nsWindow.cpp is attempting to process key events on the WM_KEY* messages and convert them into character events. This prevents international keyboards and input methods from working correctly. When an input method is engaged, the WM_KEY* messages have to be given to the DefWindowProc, so that the operating system can translate them into input method messages. Because nsWindow.cpp traps the WM_KEY* events, input methods do not work properly. Please contact me if you need more information about fixing this bug.
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Is this is really only a Viewer bug? If so, shouldn't it be reassigned to someone in Gecko?
This is not a viewer-only bug. Tague's early work was done on viewer because Ender wasn't incorporated into apprunner at that time. Tague is now doing his work on apprunner, but the bug still applies to apprunner. Didn't make it for M4. Need this for M5 ASAP.
Cross reference to related bug: http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=3864
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I didn't do anything with the IME code, but nsWindow (on Windows) is now handling the WM_CHAR event.
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Extreme weather may lead people to think more seriously about climate change, according to new research. In the wake of Hurricanes Irene and Sandy, New Jersey residents were more likely to show support for a politician running on a "green" platform, and expressed a greater belief that climate change is caused by human activity.
This research, published in Psychological Science, a journal of the Association for Psychological Science, suggests that traumatic weather events may have the power to shift people's automatic attitudes - their first instincts - in favor of environmentally sustainable policies.
Though scientists are in near-unilateral agreement that human activity contributes to climate change, the relationship isn't as clear to many politicians and citizens. This translates into lackluster support for environmental policies, especially when the short-term consequences amount to higher taxes.
"Americans tend to vote more from a self-interested perspective rather than demand that their government affect change," says lead researcher Laurie Rudman of Rutgers University.
In 2010, Rudman and her colleagues Meghan McLean and Martin Bunzl surveyed over 250 Rutgers undergraduate students, measuring their attitudes toward two politicians, one who favored and another who opposed environmental policies that involve tax increases.
The researchers asked the students whether they believed that humans are causing climate change, and they also had the students complete a test intended to reveal their automatic, instinctual preferences toward the politicians.
Though most students said they preferred the green politician, their automatic preferences suggested otherwise. The automatic-attitudes test indicated that the students tended to prefer the politician who did not want to raise taxes to fund environment-friendly policy initiatives.
After Hurricanes Irene and Sandy devastated many areas on the Eastern Seaboard in 2012, Rudman and colleagues wondered whether they would see any differences in students' attitudes toward environmental policies.
"It seemed likely that what was needed was a change of 'heart,'" Rudman explains. "Direct, emotional experiences are effective for that."
In contrast with the first group, students tested in 2012 showed a clear preference for the green politician, even on the automatic attitudes test. And those students who were particularly affected by Hurricane Sandy - experiencing power outages, school disruptions, even damaged or destroyed homes - showed the strongest preference for the green politician.
"Not only was extreme weather persuasive at the automatic level, people were more likely to base their decisions on their gut-feelings in the aftermath of Sandy, compared to before the storm," Rudman explains.
While they don't know whether the first group of students would have shown a shift in attitudes after the storms, the researchers believe their findings provide evidence that personal experience is one factor that can influence instinctive attitudes toward environmental policy. If storms do become more prevalent and violent as the climate changes, they argue, more people may demand substantive policy changes.
Waiting for severe storms to shift the public's opinions on policy changes might be a sobering reality, but Rudman and her colleagues are more optimistic.
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Erika Daniels is used to having a classroom full of ninth-graders. But for the past year, her students have been a bit older.
Daniels, who teaches in the Oceanside Unified School District, has taken a leave of absence and is teaching students studying to become public school teachers.
She is one of six teachers from Southwest Riverside and North San Diego counties taking part in a program run out of Cal State San Marcos that combines real-life lessons from the classroom and education theory. Students take classes from public school teachers and Cal State faculty.
"Two years ago, I was in the classroom, so I was applying all of the strategies that I'm teaching my students," Daniels, 31, said. "It's good for the students to see that balance" between public school teachers and professors.
It's not only students who benefit. Teachers say that grooming the next generation of teachers forces them to analyze what is second nature. And being at a university for two years introduces them to the latest technology and education theories that might not be as readily accessible in the public school setting, where their focus is on the classroom.
"I'm learning so much," said Daniels, whose classes include elementary school literacy methods and a prerequisite class for students about to enter the teaching program.
Professors tend to teach from the perspective of theory, she said. Public school teachers approach their lessons "from the practical aspect."
Students "like to hear our stories and how we apply the theory into our practice," Daniels said. "I think it makes it more accessible for them."
It does for Kristin Harris, 23, of Riverside. Harris has been taking classes from Patricia Beal of the Murrieta Valley Unified School District and Mindy Martin, who teaches in the Temecula public schools.
During one class, Beal told her adult students about a girl she once taught from Hungary. Beal knew a handful of words in the girl's native language. When Beal read the girl's name, she translated it, saying, "'Your name is Lisa Black.'"
"Instantly, that girl's guard dropped," Harris said.
The story became a lesson for Harris. The Riverside student learned how Beal made a connection with the shy girl and realized "that's something I can do."
Each year, Cal State San Marcos accepts three public school teachers as professors. The teachers serve for two years in the "Distinguished Teacher in Residence Program." They are guaranteed a position in their district when they return.
The program, which started when the College of Education opened more than a decade ago, accepted its first teacher from Temecula Valley Unified School District this year as well as its second from Murrieta Valley Unified.
"(We knew) we would have better teacher education programs if we had practicing teachers," said Steve LiIly, dean of the College of Education.
Taking professors with doctorates who may be several years removed from a public school setting and public school teachers -- who also have advanced degrees -- strikes an important balance in producing well-rounded teachers, Lilly said.
And he said that teachers talk about the benefits.
"They tell us they are better teachers than they were before because they had a chance to study their own practice," Lilly said.
When the Distinguished Teacher in Residence program started in 1991, it involved four school districts and two teachers. Now it has 18 participating school districts and six teachers a year from North San Diego and Southwest Riverside counties. The college pays 60 percent of the cost and the school districts fund the rest.
School districts also like the program. Elizabeth Ellsworth, coordinator of teacher support and development for the Murrieta Valley school district, said that teachers return "with so much more knowledge."
That's one reason why Beal, the Murrieta teacher, applied. In her 27 years of teaching, Beal has taught elementary through adult education. She has been a counselor, an administrator and worked in alternative education for the last decade. She is also a mentor to beginning teachers.
"It's wonderful discussing the how-tos of teaching because when you're actually teaching, there isn't that much time to do that," Beal said.
Martin, 48, the teacher from Temecula, is teaching her Cal State students literacy strategies for elementary school as well as the philosophy of education. Martin said the program was a good way to continue learning.
In her 25 years teaching in Temecula, "there's been a lot of opportunity to grow, but with the budget cuts, those things have been diminished. Here was a way to do something unique and special," Martin said.
Martin added that the program allows her to catch up on the latest research and technology.
"I see a big return," Martin said. "Whenever I can help one teacher, that's going to help hundreds of kids."
Students said they appreciate the stories their public school teachers tell. The students began full-time student teaching late last month and expect to be credentialed and have their own classrooms by fall.
"It brings a lot of real-life situations to the classroom, situations you can never prepare for," Harris said.
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The Australian Rugby League Commission is set to announce a surplus of almost $50 million at its first public annual general meeting in Sydney on Monday.
The ARLC, which governs the sport and the National Rugby League competition, will announce its financial reports for the 2013 season at an event attended by the sport's stakeholders, including club and state representatives.
The surplus came in the first year of the NRL's five-year, $1 billion broadcast deal with
The increase in broadcast revenue and the competition's five-year, $150 million digital deal with
A surplus of close to $50 million will be a large lift from the $4.7 million consolidated operating profit the ARLC recorded in 2012. NRL chief executive Dave Smith will tell the assembled crowd of rugby league administrators that the sport has substantial funds in the bank for the first time in the competition's history, with its future fund set to be worth up to $225 million by 2017.
Television ratings also fell slightly in 2013, by about 2 to 3 per cent, which was blamed on well-supported teams such as St George and Wests Tigers having poor seasons on the field.
The NRL still has a substantial challenge in lifting the competition's crowd numbers, which have virtually stayed at the same level for the past decade. Most clubs have recorded growth in membership numbers in the off season, which will assist in the strategy to boost attendances.
Most of the NRL clubs also substantially rely on annual grants from their licensed league clubs, though 2013 premier Sydney Roosters cut its annual grant to $973,000 last year from about $3.66 million the year before.
It is estimated the football teams need total annual contributions of more than $20 million to offset operating losses. The Canterbury Leagues Club, for example, has committed to providing $4 million to its NRL side in the 2014 season, according to its financial report recently lodged with the Australian Securities and Investments Commission.
Only a handful of clubs currently make a profit, including the Australian Securities Exchange-listed
South Sydney recently announced a $1.7 million profit, while Manly is believed to have broken even last year.
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Team news ahead of Tuesday's League Two clash between Aldershot and Wycombe at the EBB Stadium.
Jamie Young is set to return between the posts for the Shots.
Goalkeeper Young dropped to the bench for Saturday's 2-1 FA Cup win over non-league Hendon as Glenn Morris was handed an opportunity.
Leading scorer Craig Reid passed a fitness test on the knee injury which forced him to miss the goalless draw at Dagenham last time out and duly managed 86 minutes, meaning he is sure to start against the Chairboys.
Olly Lancashire (abdomen), Ross Worner (back) and Craig Stanley (broken leg) remain sidelined.
The Shots go into the fixture second from bottom in League Two but level on points with third-bottom Wycombe, who have lost three of their last four matches.
Wycombe will travel to Aldershot without potentially 11 first team players through injury.
Caretaker manager Gareth Ainsworth is hoping that Matt McClure will have recovered from his hamstring injury to feature but Gary Doherty (back) and Anthony Stewart (thigh) both came off in the 4-1 FA Cup defeat to Crewe.
Ainsworth's lengthy injury list may mean the 39-year-old selects himself for the third successive league game or striker Dennis Oli, who has been out since September. Substitutes on Saturday Richard Logan and Kortney Hause are also likely to feature.
Also sidelined for the Chairboys are Danny Foster (groin) Grant Basey (cruciate ligament) Leon Johnson (hamstring) Stuart Lewis (hamstring) Matt Bloomfield (groin) Dean Morgan (hamstring) and Jo Kuffour (ankle ligament) while Marvin McCoy travelled with the squad to Gresty Road as he continues his recovery.
Aldershot are level on points with Wycombe having played a game more and either side could fall to the bottom of the Football League should results go against them.


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This year, AYSO Region 45 is hoping to field one or more competitive teams for Under-10, Under-12 and Under-14 for both boys and girls and if there is enough player interest, teams in the older Under-16 and Under-19 divisions.
As in the Fall Season, a child's age eligibility is determined based on their age on August 1st. If you have a question about your child's eligibility for a certain division, please visit http://ayso45.org/current-season to view the Division Placement Guideline. A player may play up or play in their age-division, but a player must be at least 8 years old last August 1st as no Under-8 age-eligible players can play Select even if they played up to Under-10 in the fall.
All players U10 through U19 Boys and Girls: To submit your name for consideration as a player and be invited to the tryout(s), please click here to apply.
Our Select program provides an opportunity for our highest skilled players to be on a team together and play the best players and teams from other Regions in Northern California and Nevada. Players must have been registered and played in AYSO Region 45 in the Fall primary season and played in 70% of the games to be eligible.
AYSO National's rules and regulations state that a region's secondary season will be self funding. As such, a registration fee of $200.00 will be charged by the Region for each player that is selected and accepts a spot on a team. This fee covers the cost of the entry fee for up to 4 tournaments. All other expenses including uniforms, sweatshirts, play in other leagues (indoor soccer, PCSSL, etc); will be paid for by the team. Each player will be asked to contribute a specific amount to the team treasurer before the season starts. This amount will range from an additional $150 to $350 per player depending on what activities the team participates in and the gear the team purchases. Each team is a self run entity with guidance from the Region. Please note the cost of travel and lodging is not included in these figures. Many teams go to 1 or 2 tournaments that require an overnight stay.
There will be 2 open tryouts held for each team starting in late October through mid December depending on the team. In order to try out, you must register your child (see links above) to join the Select player pool.
Details for tryout dates, times, locations and expectations will be sent to the pool of interested players. Your player must submit the online form no later than the day before the last tryout session to be eligible to tryout for a team, but please submit earlier as this is the group that will receive the information. Walk-ons will not be accepted at the last tryout.
If you have specific questions not answered below, please send email to email@example.com with the word Question or something similar in the subject.
Q – Will the kids who made a Select team last year be guaranteed a spot this season?
A – Not necessarily. Tryouts are open to all and all kids who express interest need a fair shot to make the team. In the end the best players will be selected. Players who did play on a Select team last season had a great opportunity to improve their skills and thus, should be better players.
Q – Does my son/daughter need to attend all of the tryout dates?
A – No, but the more tryouts a player attends the more the prospective coach and evaluation team will get to see them play. For some players, this could be the difference between making and not making the team. For others coming to just one tryout might show enough to the coach to make a team.
Q – What if my child does not make a Select team but still wants to play soccer in the spring?
A – Teams may also carry a few alternates. Alternates would not pay the registration fee but would practice with the team and possibly attend a tournament or two. Each coach will decide how to incorporate alternate or reserve players. We also may have coaches interested in forming a player development team to play in a neighboring Region this spring or playing in the Pacific Coast Spring Soccer League. We first want to hold tryouts for the select teams before the player development teams are added to the mix. Field space is VERY limited in the spring and we will not know our allocation until January. Your player may also sign up as an individual player in any of our neighboring AYSO Regions that offer a full spring season similar to our fall season.
Q – I have a u16 or u19 player that is interested, will there be a team?
A – This is completely dependent on finding coaches and having enough player interest. We also work with neighboring regions on fielding teams in this age group.
Q – What are the game sizes and total number of players for the different divisions?
A – Alternates may be carried by each team, but when final rosters are submitted they can only include the number of players specified as the maximum team size by the tournament.
Q – Where can I find out more information on some of the tournaments? Please note this is a partial list…there are more events to choose from.
Grape Crush Tournament, Paso Robles CA – mid January, www.pasoroblessoccer.com/
PHMSA SoccerFest, Pleasant Hill/Martinez CA – early April , www.phmsa.org
Comstock Shootout, Carson City NV – mid April (separate boys and girls weekends), www.comstockshootout.org
Pacifica Fog Cup Classic, Pacifica CA – early May, www.ayso157.org
Concord Cup, Concord CA – mid-late May, www.concordcup.com
Davis World Cup, David CA – Memorial Day weekend, www.davisworldcup.org
Thank you for your interest in playing in the spring,
AYSO Region 45 Select Committee


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It appears the US is clearly going through a recovery at the moment, which is quite positive.
In Europe, while economic data has been reasonable, debt concerns remain. It does appear the European Central Bank is committed to resolving those issues. If you look at Asia, China and the Asian region have been growing strongly on a pretty consistent basis but there are some concerns with the inflation going on, there'll be attempts to slow things down and pull it back.
One of the issues that you've seen through the back half of this year, which could well continue, is the two-speed economy where interest rate increases really pressure the average person on the street.
If we continue to see rates going up next year we will continue to see a divergence of the financial performance between those companies exposed to global growth and those exposed to domestic consumer spending.
If you look at the domestic cyclicals, they've underperformed pretty significantly and there's a fair amount in the price for that.
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Another one we quite like at the moment is
We think how they're doing on the employment side is more than compensating for issues they're having on the learning side at the moment.
And if you compare it to overseas companies in the space, there's hidden value. It owns 56 per cent of a job site in China called Zhaopin and we feel the Australian market's probably not reflecting the value that exists within that investment and some others they've got on the balance sheet.
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As a membership organization serving not-for-profit health care, VHA has long looked to be a catalyst for change, supporting our members with innovative services and products that advance their performance. It's a tradition we've held high for 35 years.
Along that path, we envisioned the significant role social responsibility and sustainability could play for health care providers. Reducing waste, increasing efficiencies and improving quality – these connections between core sustainability concepts and the mission of our members is undeniable. And as health care resources have become more limited, VHA has committed to increase the opportunities for meaningful engagement and collaboration with members, suppliers and the broader community.
We are proud of our most recent achievements, which are documented here in the VHA 2011-12 Corporate Citizenship and Sustainability Report. Along with numerous examples of our values in action, this report is significant for multiple reasons:
- For the fourth year, the report follows the rigorous reporting standards of the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI), a comprehensive framework used by companies worldwide.
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Salaries grew by over $2,000 in 2013, shows data released today by SEEK, New Zealand's largest job source. The average Kiwi pay packet increased by 3% to $74,002 per annum across jobs advertised on www.seek.co.nz.
"A 3% increase in average salaries for jobs listed on seek.co.nz equates to an additional $185 every month. This makes a significant difference to New Zealander's spending ability, as highlighted by the recent increase in spending, with record retail sales over the holidays," comments Janet Faulding, General Manager - SEEK New Zealand.
Interestingly, it wasn't the big cities to lead the way in salary growth over the last 12 months. Gisborne's average pay packet rose a significant 10% to $75,000 and Marlborough grew by 8% to over $65,000 - driven by a particularly strong demand for quality employees in the wine industry. Northland and Manawatu salaries both grew by 6% to $66,160 and $62,803 respectively.
Main cities also fared well, with Wellington claiming the highest average national income of over $81,000 and with pay increasing by 4%. Salaries in Auckland increased by 3% to over $75,000 and Canterbury by 5% to almost $73,000.
The industries paying the highest salaries in 2013 on seek.co.nz were dominated by Construction, Consulting & Management and Information & Communication Technology - all offering average salaries above $90,000.
The fastest growing salaries were in Design & Architecture, which increased by almost 12% and Construction which increased by 10.2%. The property market in 2013 experienced a surge of activity in both the commercial and residential sectors, driving demand and in-turn forcing salaries skyward.
"The buoyant real estate market and Christchurch reconstruction are key factors driving the need for employees in Design & Architecture and Construction with this trajectory expected to continue in 2014," says Ms Faulding.
"With many economists predicting that the New Zealand economy will grow at its fastest pace since 2007 this year, we expect 2014 to be a strong year for the job market and salary growth," says Ms Faulding.
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Our primary mission is to work with individuals, couples, families, and groups toward the meaningful resolutions of the problems these individuals are facing. The Clinic provides an atmosphere of respect and dignity where each individual and family can be served. Our student therapists work with each family and individual client to create practical and effective ways of solving the clients concerns, issues, and problems. The Clinic staff, the Managers and Clinic Assistants, are available to answer questions and work through client concerns. The Clinic Director and faculty associated with the Clinic are each licensed professionals in Counseling and Development, Family Therapy, and Psychology.
The Clinic charges $15 for the initial intake appointment during which the individual or family shares background information and signs the paperwork necessary to begin therapy. The Clinic accepts cash or checks; no insurance or credit cards can be accepted.
The Clinic charges a sliding scale of $15 to $35 for each session (individual, family, or couple). We use a sliding scale matrix to help each client determine their particular fee.
The Counseling and Family Therapy Clinic is located in room 114 of the Human Development Building (HDB) on the TWU Denton campus (Bldg #11 on the map). The Clinic Assistant or Manager will provide parking instructions when the clients initial appointment is made. The HDB building is located on Old Main Circle, which can be entered from Bell Avenue or Texas Street.
Parking passes are not required for Saturdays. To park on campus during the week, clients will need a parking pass which is good for one semester. To obtain a parking pass, the client will schedule an appointment, complete the intake form, and when the client arrives for his/her first appointment, a parking pass will be issued by the Clinic Assistant or Manager. Lost parking passes cannot be replaced for one semester. If a client receives a ticket for not bringing their parking pass, the Clinic is not responsible for the parking fine.
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The Clinic accepts referrals from individuals, couples, families, physicians, clergy, schools, social-service agencies, law-enforcement agencies, businesses, and others. We do not work with active substance abuse cases nor can we participate in forensic cases as our students are not licensed. Appointments are scheduled at these days and times: Monday, 12pm to 7pm, Tuesday through Friday from 10am to 7pm, and Saturday from 9am to 2pm. To make an appointment, please call the Counseling and Family Therapy Clinic at 940-898-2600; if you call when the Clinic is not open, please leave your name, a telephone number and the best time to call back. Either the Clinic Assistant or a Manager will call you back the next business day after the Clinic opens. If you prefer that we NOT call you back, please tell us that as well.
All services and records are handled with strict confidentiality to protect all clients using the Clinics services. Reports or information will be released only after the Clinic Manager or Director obtains written permission from every adult client involved in the counseling process, in accordance with Texas law.
Clinic Staff
Clinic Assistants: These individuals are often the first contact that a client has with the Clinic as they answer the telephone, return messages, and take a brief telephone intake with potential clients. These individuals also are responsible for sending out the Client Intake Form via email to the client, assigning parking passes, and collecting therapy fees. They do many tasks for clients and therapists and are, typically, students at TWU.
Student Therapists: Masters students from Counseling and Development and Masters or Doctoral students from Family Therapy provide therapy in the TWU Counseling and Family Therapy Clinic. Many of the doctoral Family Therapy students are already licensed as either an LPC or an LMFT.
Managers: The day to day operation of the Clinic is the responsibility of the students who work as Managers in the Clinic. These Managers provide oversight to the student therapists and assist the therapists and the staff in performing their tasks. Managers assign clients and help solve problems that come up in an organization that employs 24 students and serves over 60 clients.
Supervisors: Clinical faculty in both Family Therapy and Counseling and Development are licensed by the State of Texas. Many Supervisors provide live supervision and all Supervisors meet with their students on a weekly or bi-weekly basis to discuss clients. As a training facility, an audio and/or video recording is done on every session after each client has been fully informed of this procedure and has signed a release form so that the therapist can record the session.
Director: This licensed clinical faculty member is responsible for the overall management of the Clinic which is considered a community clinic offering services throughout the Denton area. One responsibility of the Director is supervision of Clinic staff and planning and implementing new programs in the Clinic.
TWU Counseling and Family Therapy Clinic
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Baruch Marzel challenges foreign tourists in Hebron (JERUSALEM POST) By TOVAH LAZAROFF 04/03/12)
Source: http://www.jpost.com/DiplomacyAndPolitics/Article.aspx?id=264628
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"Why are you anti-Semitic? Hebron activist Baruch Marzel asked a group of foreign tourists led by a Palestinian guide from Beit Sahour around noon on Tuesday.
They had come on an eventful day to see the West Bank city of Hebron, and stopped by a three-story apartment building, which the IDF has ordered its Jewish residents to evacuate by 3 p.m.
The residents moved in on Thursday without the proper permits. The foreign tourists in this group, along with their guide, did not think the Jews should be there, even with the proper government permits.
Marzel himself did not move into the apartment, but was among those Hebron residents who stood outside in support of their neighbors.
Why cant I buy here, but I can buy a house in London? Marzel asked.
When British tourist Jeff Rodin tried to explain to him that the structure did not belong to Jews, Marzel corrected him.
We bought the house. We have all the papers. Why do you attack the Jews immediately? asked Marzel, who is a mid-size man with glasses, brown hair and a beard.
He wore a short sleeve button-down shirt, and an orange plastic band on his wrist, a symbol of the settler fight against the 2005 Gaza pullout. Marzel waved his arms and hands for emphasize as he spoke with Rodin.
Are you an anti-Semite? Are you against Jews? he asked, raising his voice. Can a Jew buy a house here or not? he asked again.
No, said Rodin whose voice was much lower and harder to hear.
The gray haired tall man wore a white baseball cap, a checkered blue short sleeve shirt and a black knapsack.
So you are an anti-Semite. You are a racist, said Marzel. We are not in Germany, he added, making a reference to the Holocaust during World War II.
The Palestinian tour guide, Muhammed Bannoura, tried to intervene by calmly explaining that an agreement prevented such a purchase. But Marzel said that no such deal existed. Bannoura tried again to tell Marzel that this area was part of a Palestinian state. Marzel rejected that idea as well.
Then where is a Palestinian state? Bannoura wanted to know.
Who said there are Palestinians? Who said they have a nation? Marzel answered with his own question.
Who said there are Israeli Jews? Bannoura shot back. Touching Marzel lightly on the shoulder he said, "You are occupying our land."
After Marzel left, Bannoura told The Jerusalem Post that he believed in a two-state solution, but that did not include Israelis living in Hebron.
Bannoura said it was important to him to bring internationals to the area so they could learn about the situation.
We believe that we can all live together, Palestinians and Israelis, he said. But the Israeli settlers should not be here. They have to move out of here, this is Palestinian land, he said. (© 1995-2011, The Jerusalem Post 04/03/12)
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Quebec City is not only the capital of Canada's Quebec province – it's also one of the oldest cities in North America. Founded in 1608 by noted explorer Samuel de Champlain, today's Quebec boasts some of the only remaining fortification walls on the continent of North America. If architecture is your thing, Quebec City is a place you don't want to miss. And even if it's not, there's plenty to do and see.
The Aquarium du Québec is home to 300 species of marine mammals, birds, amphibians, fish, reptiles and other aquatic creatures. Snap photos of sea life large and small with something handy like the Easy-Macro™ lens band, which allows you to take amazing close-up photographs when you stretch it across your iPhone like a rubber band.
A "place of miracles" and popular pilgrimage site, the Basilica of Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré is located on the Saint Lawrence River. The first miracle was said to have occurred in the late 1650s, while the shrine was in construction. At least 500,000 people visit the basilica every year.
You can't visit a city that's home to the oldest grocery store in North America without actually going there. J.A. Moisan was founded in 1871 and has offered fine imported goods for discerning shoppers since its opening. These days, it's also a charming Bed & Breakfast.
Laurier offers a "big-name" approach to shopping as the second-largest mall in Canada. Home to almost every major well-known retailer, the mall offers a range of helpful amenities for serious shoppers.
If you happen to be looking for fine reproduction furniture and a wide array of antiques, visit Le Retour du Passé on 1re Ave. Browse the collection of antique lighting, figurines, tools and collectibles while learning more about Quebec's rich heritage.
For an excellent and eclectic breakfast, visit Café Krieghoff. Located in a charming Bed & Breakfast that's a 10-minute walk from Old Quebec, this cheery café offers affordable and tasty food, and is popular with locals.
L'Échaudé features modern bistro fare in a warm and inviting environment. The seafood is fresh, wine and beer selections are robust, and the desserts are excellent. All this with a friendly and funny wait staff? Oui!
Billed as one of the best restaurants in the entire Quebec province, Initiale offers an eight-course tasting menu that changes seasonally. Indulge yourself after walking around Quebec City all day! Bonus points if you've tracked your steps with FitBit Ultra – the more calories you've burned during the day, the better you'll feel about dessert!
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I'm skipping around in JT's questions, so, today, let's take a look at #2: What parts of Catholicism do you now accept? Which do you reject?Specifically...Did Jesus rise from the dead? Do you believe in heaven and hell? If so... What are the criteria for entry into heaven? Into hell? Were you to find out today that disobeying the ten commandments meant entry to heaven and abiding by them landed you in hell, would your behavior change? If so, how?Any others you feel … [Read more...]
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In my last two posts about Jenifer Fulwiler's controversial piece for the National Catholic Register ("Five Catholic Teachings that Make Sense to Atheists"), I mentioned that, although I thought it was a good approach to discuss the parts of Christian theology that seem most sensible and maybe even plausible to non-Christians, I thought the choice of some examples was misguided.When I try to think of the most intuitively appealing part of Christianity, it isn't anything like venerat … [Read more...]
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East Lancashire League champions Rimington remain five points off the top following their derby victory over Langho.
But they didn't get things all their own way as they had to fight back from a goal down to beat their relegation-threatened neighbours.
After Langho took the lead, Fagan thundered home a wind-assisted free kick for Rimington to make it 1-1 at the break.
The home side then took the lead when Fagan picked out Walsh who controlled the ball before slipping it past the keeper.
A third goal arrived in the 65th minute when Dinsdale broke out of his defensive post down the right before crossing for Blackburn to make it 3-1.
Langho pulled one back in the last minute to to set up a frantic period of added-on time, but Rimy stood firm to take the points.
Manager Terry Braithwaite said: "I think we deserved the points because of the chances we created, but to be fair to Langho, a couple of big decisions didn't go their way.
"You need a bit of luck to win the title, and we have had our share of bad luck this season with all the injuries. But we have players back which is great timing as the games come thick and fast in April."


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Queensland Rugby League officials are taking on something more scary than the hefty Blues pack: auction website eBay. QRL general manager Ross Livermore is surfing the net every night to spot people selling tickets for Origin II at Suncorp Stadium on June 16 at over the odds. "We are threatening to cancel the barcodes of the tickets if people are selling them for profit," Livermore said. One surprised scalper told officials he was going to donate his mark-up to leukaemia research. Unfortunately, he didn't tell the unwitting buyer that the tickets he was selling for $300 each had impeded views.
BACK TO EARTH WITH A BUMP: Maroons second-rower Michael Crocker missed the naming of the Maroons team at a luncheon in Brisbane this week after being involved in a car crash. Crocker was on his way to Sydney airport on Monday morning when the car owned by Roosters teammate Brett Finch and being driven by Wests Tigers prop Todd Payten was allegedly sideswiped by another vehicle. "I missed my plane to Brisbane and had to wait two hours to get on another one," said Crocker, who was unhurt in the incident. "When I got to the lunch the rest of the team had already been up on stage but at least no one was hurt."
IN FOR LONG HAUL: Some people reckon weekend dashes to the Challenge Cup final by Sin Bin's Steve Mascord are a waste of time. At the Millennium Stadium last Saturday, however, the 34,000-kilometre round trip made its mark in rugby league history when Sean Long became only the fourth player to win the Lance Todd Trophy as man of the match twice. He won by one vote from Willie Talau - and we can reveal that Sin Bin's representative voted for Long.
GOOD AS GOULD: John Cartwright is set to become Phil Gould's third NSW coaching assistant in as many years to land himself a first-grade job. Cartwright, following Manly's Des Hasler and St George Illawarra's Nathan Brown, has accepted an offer to coach Gold Coast if they are admitted as the NRL's 16th team.
TO HULL WITH IT: A weekend away to watch the Challenge Cup final has long been a tradition for British amateur clubs - but Sin Bin correspondent Steve Kilgallon reports that this year's jaunt has cost one of them the chance to win their own cup. Skirlaugh, semi-finalists in the Arriva Trains Conference, were forced to forfeit to West Hull last Sunday as all but four of their side were either in Cardiff watching St Helens beat Wigan or at a buck's party in Blackpool.
SIX OF THE WORST: New Queensland five-eighth Chris Flannery was asked on Wednesday if his Sydney Roosters teammate Michael Crocker had harboured claims to Darren Lockyer's No.6 jersey after playing in it on the Kangaroos tour. "He likes to remind us he wore the No.6 jersey for Australia," Flannery said. "But I don't think he did much in it."
TAKE A TIP, GENE: Talk about double standards. While footballers' attitudes to women is a hot talking point elsewhere in these pages, Herald league tipster Gene Simmons - who claims to have slept with 4600 of them - has released a new album adorned by a picture of him surrounded by women of all ages, shapes and sizes, in underwear.


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When I first heard the Romney team's dog siren of a phrase, "Anglo-Saxon heritage," I was shocked and dismayed. But it's been kind of heartening how much negative attention the Romney campaign is getting for the comments (e.g. from TPM and the LA Times). Not to mention from the Tweeps who kept #AngloSaxonHeritage trending on Twitter for 24 hours, a hashtag apparently started by Mother Jones's David Corn.
I especially liked these:
Gary Dunion: Obama's grandfathers served in the British & US armed forces in WWI & WWII respectively. Can Romney say the same? #anglosaxonheritage (@garydunion).
Jason Febery: Bet Romney wouldn't be so fond of our #AngloSaxonHeritage if he knew the UK's stance on gun control, healthcare, and the Republican Party. (@JasonFebery).
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Joel Ingersoll: Breaking: Romney picks Beowulf as VP running mate. #AngloSaxonHeritage (@FlyoverJoel).
Disalmanac: UPDATE: An adviser has touted Mitt Romey's "Anglo-Saxon heritage." So apparently Mitt is a barbarian pagan ready to invade England. Yay! (@Disalmanac).
Max Read: As a long-time Anglo-Saxon I'm excited for Mitt Romney to restore our shared heritage of fighting Vikings and being conquered by the French. (@max_read).
The Daily Edge: Mitt Romney arrives in London to discuss his #AngloSaxonHeritage and how serfdom might work in 21st century America. (@TheDailyEdge).
Henry Tudor: Monarchy. Hunting. Impregnating ladies. Nailing heads to city gates. Looking hot w a 52 inch waist. You're welcome. #AngloSaxonHeritage (@KngHnryVIII).
Gabe Ortiz: Is Mitt trying to take the White House or Downton Abbey? #AngloSaxonHeritage (@Tusk81).
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Kinder seeks special session for utility aid
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JEFFERSON CITY (AP) - Lt. Gov. Peter Kinder yesterday called for a special legislative session after the November election so that Missouri lawmakers can approve state assistance for those struggling with their utility bills.
Lawmakers for each of the last three years have added extra money to a state assistance program, Utilicare, as one of their first bills. Kinder said at a news conference outside the state Capitol that the projected energy costs for this winter are rising and that demands swifter attention.
Lawmakers return for their standard session in January, but it frequently takes at least several weeks for committees to get organized and be able to consider legislation. House and Senate rules also require about a week for legislation to pass through each chamber.
Special sessions are typically called by the governor, and Gov. Matt Blunt hasn't been bashful about bringing lawmakers back to the state Capitol. So far, he has called for special sessions in 2005 and 2007 - half of the years that he has been in office.
Blunt said he was considering Kinder's request but because Missouri could get more federal funds than initially expected, he first wants to see how state and federal energy assistance programs are working.
"We're still in the process of developing a good plan to get that out to Missourians who need help," Blunt said. "We would want to see how Utilicare can fit into that and what the timeline would be."
But some Democrats accused Kinder of calling for the special session to score political points for his re-election campaign. A spokesman for Democratic Rep. Sam Page, who is challenging Kinder, said a special session would be a waste of money. "It's just another example of Lt. Gov. Kinder not watching over taxpayer dollars as closely as he should," spokesman Brett Bender said. "It's a campaign stunt."
The state Utilicare program supplements the federal Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program. The two programs include winter heating and summer cooling aid and are administered by the Department of Social Services. Local community action agencies take the available funds and distribute them to needy Missourians.
Over the last three years, Missouri has received about $45 million in federal funds for the program per year. Last year, the state had about $75 million total to be used for energy assistance through state funds and carry-over from the previous year.
That money can be distributed to low-income people as a one-time grant based on income, family size and the fuel that is used.
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Berlin is an eclectic cultural melting pot. Many people compare it to New York in the early '80s, when a lot of young artists went there because of low rents and created a strong subculture with important artists at that time, who influenced music and art all over the world. In comparison to other German cities, Berlin is still quite affordable after the wall came down in 1989, and so young musicians from all over the world come to this multicultural capital and try to do their thing. Especially the electronic music scene has a long and important history. Here you can see and find all music styles, like rockabilly, metal, Balkan beats, techno or hip-hop.
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Resonant loop mirror with narrow-band reflections and its applications in single-frequency fibre lasers
R.Paschotta, D.J.B.Brinck, S.G.Farwell, and D.C.Hanna
We present a new form of loop mirror (to be realized with all-fiber or integrated optics technology) that can produce narrow-band reflections and could find an application in single-frequency fiber lasers, allowing for a standing-wave design with a long doped section and eliminating the need for a Faraday isolator or a fiber grating. We discuss the main features of such a loop mirror and present experimental results that agree well with the theory.
Applied Optics (1997) Vol.36(3) pp.593-596
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