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what the hell do they mean by 2Billion??!!
they couldn't mean 2million because that is pretty low and the fishmen and peckoms were surprised
I mean even ace and the yonko aren't even up to 1 million
and if it wasn't bounty what could it have been?
(I have looked at the page in other sites and they all say 2 billion)
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It's not a perfect solution to the city's concern of unfunded liability for both the California Public Employees Retirement System (CalPERS) and retiree medical benefits that total $131 million or $162 million depending on the formula used. The $131 million follows the required reporting for accounting purposes in accordance with the Government Accounting Standards Board (GASB) and the $162 million is based on the market value of the assets. But it continues the City Council's recognition of the growing pension problem caused by both overly generous benefit awards by councils in the 1980s and an overly optimistic CalPERS that pegged its assets on every-increasing interest rates and assets. The 2008-09 stock market collapse and housing bust exposed the structural vulnerabilities of California's public pension systems and the risky political behaviors that led to the growing retirement obligations for the state and local governments, including Pleasanton's, the scale of which are now recognized and being addressed.
Pension benefits promised to retirees are irrevocable, as are the promised benefits that current workers have accrued since their employment began. So employees should be credited with agreeing to boost their individual pension contributions. Doing nothing could cost public employees everything since a pension cannot grow without a job attached to it. Although Pleasanton continues to be fiscally strong with sizable reserves, other cities are already seeing diminishing resources as their pension costs soar. The Little Hoover Commission in its study of California public pension systems warned that government budgets are being cut while pension costs continue to rise and squeeze other priorities.
Arguably, some will say that Pleasanton is not doing enough to reduce its unfunded pension obligation. But with city employees contributing a full 8% of their wages starting Dec. 31 and police and firefighters agreeing to contribute 9%, the city is moving in the right direction toward a retirement system that, coupled with reduced obligations for new employees, can eventually be sustainable. Much also depends on CalPERS and its ability to make realistic assumptions and a state legislature that will hold the line on pension formulas now in place to trim both payroll growth and continue the two-tiered pension reforms both Pleasanton and the governor have made.


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Springdale Library to support those affected by cancer
The Springdale Library will offer support for people going through cancer treatment, survivors, caregivers and those who have lost a loved one to cancer.
A cancer-support group will meet on the second Wednesday of each month and is free. The inaugural meeting will be at 1 p.m. Oct. 9 at Springdale Library. Potential members are welcome to participate in a relaxed forum surrounded by others who have been affected by cancer.
The library's director of adult programs Dee Clark, who will host the monthly meetings, says "People will be able to share how cancer has touched their lives, and the group will offer a chance for discussion and comfort to those attending."
Clark is a two-time breast-cancer survivor. First diagnosed in 2006, she fought her cancer and was in remission until January 2013.
"It has been seven months since my surgery and two months since my last treatment," she says. "I had a lot of support from the other patients and their caregivers, and that uplifted my spirits immensely.
"My hope is to start this cancer-support group so that all members can help each other to feel better and more at ease. We can share information and do some research, and give each other encouragement to fight.
"I know how comforting it is to be able to talk to someone going through the same battle. You don't feel so alone, and no matter what type of cancer, it means a lot to talk to a person, be honest, be open and know they will understand."
She plans to have guest speakers in the future.
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review by Adam Jahnke of
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The Films of John Waters on DVD
Program Rating: B-
Disc Ratings (Video/Audio/Extras): C+/B/D-
Specs and Features
96 mins, NR, letterboxed widescreen (1.66:1), single-sided, single-layered, Amaray keep-case packaging, filmographies, production credits, weblink, animated program-themed menu screens with music, scene access (8 chapters), languages: English (2.0 Mono), subtitles: none
It's easy to see why John Waters would be an attractive subject for documentary filmmakers. With his pencil mustache and instantly recognizable voice, he's an extraordinarily charismatic filmmaker. His favorite muse was a 300-pound drag queen who looked like Elizabeth Taylor from Mars. And then there's the little matter of his movies. Love 'em or hate 'em, nobody else before or since has made anything quite like 'em. Steve Yeager may have been the first person to realize the potential for a movie about Waters. Back in 1972, he hooked himself to the production of
Pink Flamingos
, shooting interviews and behind-the-scenes footage, as well as appearing as a member of the press during the climactic "courtroom" scene. In 1998, Yeager took this footage, conducted a number of new interviews, and produced
Divine Trash
, a fairly comprehensive overview of Waters' career up through
Pink Flamingos
The backbone of the movie, of course, is the rare footage. In addition to the backstage glimpse we get at
Pink Flamingos
, Yeager also utilizes scenes from earlier movies like
Multiple Maniacs
The Diane Linkletter Story
. These movies have remained out of circulation for years, so it's of great value to finally get a peek at something we've heard so much about. Of the new interviews, only those with Waters and his friends, family and collaborators are of much interest. Yeager also includes appreciations by folks like Steve Buscemi, Jim Jarmusch and David O. Russell (director of
Three Kings
). Maybe he did this to pad out the running time, maybe to justify a documentary on the "shock auteur" to his financial backers or maybe just to add some "star power". Whatever the reason, the appreciations are added at odd points in the movie, distracting from what's most interesting.
Fox Lorber has released
Divine Trash
on DVD and, as with most titles I've seen come from the studio, this is a pretty no-frills, bare-bones release. The picture is grainy and full of digital artifacts, particularly during the new interview segments. If you're unimpressed with New Line's transfer of
Pink Flamingos
, check out the footage here to see how bad this movie could look. The sound is utilitarian at best. Talking head interviews and 16mm footage from the late 1960's and early 70's don't exactly lend themselves to sonic brilliance. There are basically no extras to speak of, except for filmographies for Waters, Divine and Yeager.
Essentially a feature-length "making-of" documentary,
Divine Trash
is of interest to those who want more information on
Pink Flamingos
. It makes an interesting companion to New Line's
John Waters DVD Scrapbook
, the bonus disc available to purchasers of
Volumes One
The John Waters Collection
. While there is some inevitable overlap between stories told on the two discs, there is very little duplicated footage. The film might have been better served if Yeager had sold the rights to New Line for inclusion as a bonus on their DVD of
Pink Flamingos
instead of as a stand-alone feature. As a bonus feature,
Divine Trash
would have seemed more than generous. On its own, it's a little wanting.
Adam Jahnke
The Films of John Waters on DVD
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The Logan Northern Canal, which broke July 11 in a mudslide that killed three people, would be rerouted or eliminated under two plans drafted by federal engineers.
One proposal would eliminate the canal and re-route water north to the Logan, Hyde Park, Smithfield Canal Co.
The second option would keep the Logan Northern Canal largely intact, but bypass the treacherous hillsides that gave way earlier this month by installing pipes under Canyon Road in The Island neighborhood of Logan.
Shareholders, cities and engineers must reach a consensus on which plan to pursue, said Bronson Smart, an engineer for the U.S. Department of Agriculture [USDA]. Either would have steep costs.
Jon Wells, who sits on the board of the Smithfield Canal, said that waterway would have to be improved if it were to accept water from the Logan Northern Canal. He said it is estimated to cost $17.2 million just for the construction in Logan Canyon and through part of the city of Logan.
"It just depends on funding whether or not it can be done," Wells said.
It's unclear who would pay the costs of any change. Wells said the two canal companies could not pay the costs alone and would seek money from the USDA.
Cities along the canals' routes rely on them to help with storm runoff and might be asked to help pay, too, Smart said.
Smart said it is not an option to repair and restore the Logan Northern Canal as it was.
"It really shouldn't have water in it just due to the high groundwater in the area and the history of landslides," Smart said.
The USDA analysis was funded with a $400,000 earmark secured last week by Sen. Bob Bennett, R-Utah.
Smart said Logan Northern Canal officials have been briefed on the two ideas. Andrew Wright, an attorney for the canal, said owners are "not sure yet" what the future of their canal will be.
Under the option that would phase out the Logan Northern Canal, the head gate and opening of the Smithfield Canal would be widened and improved. It wouldn't be easy -- the start of the canal sits on a rock ledge in Logan Canyon.
"I joke with my guys about having some kind of extreme engineering reality television show here," Smart said.
The remainder of the Smithfield Canal would be improved, too, so it could take 250 cubic feet per second, or about 112,000 gallons per minute, Smart said. Currently, that canal takes 110 cubic feet per second.
At 1700 North in Logan, a pipe would divert some of the water out of the canal and carry it west to shareholders from the Logan Northern Canal. In all, construction could take a year, Smart said.
"I think it's quite feasible," Wells said. "Whether or not the entire length of the Logan, Hyde Park, Smithfield Canal can be improved remains to be seen."
The option to continue using the Logan Northern Canal, with a new bypass of the Island neighborhood, could be just as expensive as eliminating the canal, Smart said. A dollar estimate is not yet available.
Construction crews would have to dig deep under Canyon Road to lay the water pipes, Smart said. Traffic and utilities would have to be interrupted through a major stretch of Logan.
Teresa Harris, public information officer for the city of Logan, said the two options have not been discussed enough for city officials to have a preference. The city council met Tuesday night, but did not review the two proposals.
Public works director Mark Nielsen told council members that the city is working with the Logan Northern Canal to provide water to farmers downstream from the break. However, the city stopped its brief use of a pump in the landslide area, he said, after residents complained canal water was flowing back into the neighborhood.
He also said the city does yet know when or whether two homes -- on each side of the destroyed home of Jacqueline Leavey -- will be inhabitable. Leavey and her two children were killed in the July 11 slide.
City attorney Kymber Housley added the city is trying to facilitate an evaluation of the safety of the hillside.
Tribune reporter Brooke Adams contributed to this report.


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A runaway success in its home country, Mexico, Y Tu Mama Tambien (And Your Mother Too) follows the journey of two teenage boys, Julio (Gael Garcia Bernal) and Tenoch (Diego Luna) and the beautiful Louisa (Maribel Verdu), who accepts their offer to visit the mysterious beach Heaven's Mouth. The road-movie narrative follows the two boys travel into the difficult terrains of sexuality and maturity. Visit the official site to download Y Tu Mama Tambien wallpaper and view the movie trailer, video clips and cast biographies, including the in-vogue Bernal, who made the film while still a student at the London Central School for Language and Theatre. For session times, visit Dendy Cinemas online.
Australian Museum Memory Book
With its impressive collection of natural science and cultural artefacts, the Australian Museum has been a part of ntsDalmost every nteschool excursions since it opened in 1827. You can help celebrate 175 years of the Australian Museum by sharing your recollections, photos or drawings of a past visit to the museum in a new online Memory Book. Whether you recall your first visit or a particular exhibition, activity, event, character or personality, all visitors are invited to share their experiences. New stories under 400 words will be added to the Memory Book at regular intervals until January 31, 2003. You can also mail in your memories using the post submission form on the site.
Wednesday 8pm till Sunday midnight: TwentyfourSeven
SBS premieres its new interactive TV drama series, TwentyfourSeven, this Wednesday night at 7.30pm. The series gradually reveals the ambitions, affairs, humour and emotions of a team of young journalists as they rush to get the latest edition of funky pop-culture magazine, TwentyfourSeven, out on time. Each week, audiences can get involved with the series and influence the plot by voting for different storylines on the website or via SMS text messaging. There's also a cybermag version of the TV show that includes the latest magazine cover shot, articles and pictures. The up-to-the-minute series will be written on a Monday, filmed on Tuesday and screened the following night.
Better Homes and Gardens celebrate the holidays
Get tips on throwing a party to remember, for any occasion. Whether it's a Christmas bash, St Valentine's Day, Mother's Day or New Year's party, you'll find food, decorating, costume, and gift ideas from the team at Better Homes and Gardens. The Tools for You section features a comprehensive guide on how to organise and plan your function, a variety of how-to cooking videos and a recipe centre that holds more than 10,000 recipes. It's worth noting that Father's Day is just around the corner, so jump online and watch the Father's Day gift slide show and get started on those hand-made gifts.
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Parke has his say on the McGregor situation...
Conor beats Corassani I think, although Akira's last fight was impressive he gets hit too much and someone with Conor's power will find a few big shot's and put him away.
A fight I'd really like to see. As Jim2007 stated Akira is way to open and I can see him being stopped within a round. It would be a good fight whilst it lasts though
Brave brave man!
Thats a proper shit call out, gay as fuck.... Isnt Connor already matched on that or another show though?
Need another impressive display from McGregor to boost his already growing hype train and popularity in America.
Corassani by flying omaplata.
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For several years prior to the successful flight, the siblings had vacationed in Kitty Hawk, NC, chosen for its ideal climate for testing kites and gliders. Flying had become their obsession: "For some years I have been afflicted with the belief that flight is possible to man," Wilbur once wrote. "My disease has increased in severity and I feel that it will soon cost me an increased amount of money, if not life."
On the centennial of the Wrights' achievement, Kitty Hawk will celebrate with five days of festivities, including skywriting competitions, a 100-member skydiving team and appearances by flight celebrities such as Chuck Yeager. The celebration culminates in a reenactment of The 12 Seconds That Changed History. Tickets, schedules and information are at <www.countdowntokittyhawk.com>, or call (800) 973-7327.


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Wolfe & Associates, Property Services and Dunn-Edwards Paints donated labor and materials to provide for the re-painting of the Don Atkinson Multicultural Memorial Group Room and the play therapy and couples therapy rooms at the Hosford Counseling & Psychology Services Clinic at the Gevirtz School.
"Everyone is delighted with the new colors," says Heidi Zetzer, the Clinic's Director. "Student clinicians, clients, staff, and faculty are all thrilled. I posted photos of the newly painted rooms on the Hosford Clinic and department alumni Facebook pages as well as on a national list serve for training clinics and viewers said, 'Lovely! Nice room!' and 'Beautiful! Dreams really do come true!' I could not agree more!"
The Hosford Clinic would especially like to thank from Wolfe & Associates: Ron Wolfe, President, and Scott Wolfe, Office Manager, who co-authorized the work; Scott Marrison, Director of Maintenance Division, who supplied the painters; Nick Morrison, Property Supervisor, who coordinated the donation, oversaw the work, and helped select colors; and Johnny Turner and Hector Casillas, paint technicians. From Dunn-Edwards Paints Hosford would like to especially thank Chuck Martin, who provided a donation of paint samples and many gallons of paint, and helped us to select colors.
The Hosford Counseling & Psychological Services Clinic is a university-based community clinic that promotes mental health and well-being by:
• Offering affordable effective counseling & psychological services
• Conducting research that contributes to the field of applied psychology
• Providing culturally-informed and evidence-based training for clinicians.
Psychological services include individual, couple, family, and group counseling and psychotherapy and testing/assessment services for people of all ages. Services are offered on a sliding scale.
The Hosford Clinic serves as a training site for students in the Department of Counseling, Clinical, and School Psychology (CCSP) of UC Santa Barbara and as a clinical-research facility for the faculty and students of the CCSP Department. It also strives to provide educational, consultation, and training services to professional and paraprofessional clinicians and educators in the tri-counties.


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This exclusive travel guide guides the visitor through the most incredible activities to be found in Shanghai: savour the food of world-class chefs in Asia's most romantic two-seater salon; eat at the best holes-in-the-walls and discover local street food haunts; find the best tailors and quality cashmere, satins and brocades by the yard; expert advice and visits to emerging local artists in their studios. Compiled by over 20 style-conscious resident contributors and the local resident City Editor.
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Rookie Aaron Hicks hit two home runs and made a leaping catch in center field to take a home run away from Adam Dunn in the Minnesota Twins' 10-3 win over the Chicago White Sox on Monday night.
Justin Morneau extended his hitting streak to nine games with three hits and four RBIs, including a bases-clearing double that capped the scoring in the eighth.
Twins starter Pedro Hernandez (2-0) allowed three runs on six hits in 5 1-3 innings. The left-hander retired 14 of the next 15 batters he faced after giving up two runs in the first inning.
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The plantar fascia or bone spur in foot is the thick tissue on the bottom of the foot. It connects the heel bone to the toes and creates the arch of the foot. When this tissue becomes swollen or inflamed, it is called plantar fasciitis.
Plantar fasciitis occurs when the thick band of tissue on the bottom of the foot is overstretched or overused. This can be painful and make walking more difficult.
You are more likely to get plantar fasciitis if you:
- Have foot arch problems (both flat feet and high arches)
- Run long distances, downhill or on uneven surfaces
- Are obese or gain weight suddenly
- Have a tight Achilles tendon (the tendon connecting the calf muscles to the heel)
- Wear shoes with poor arch support or soft soles
- Change your activities
Plantar fasciitis is seen in both men and women. However, it most often affects active men ages 40 – 70. It is one of the most common orthopedic foot complaints.
Plantar fasciitis was commonly thought to be caused by a heel spur. However, research has found that this is not the case. On x-ray, heel spurs are seen in people with and without plantar fasciitis.
The most common symptom is pain and stiffness in the bottom of the heel. The heel pain may be dull or sharp. The bottom of the foot may also ache or burn.
The pain is often worse:
- In the morning when you take your first steps
- After standing or sitting for awhile
- When climbing stairs
- After intense activity
The pain may develop slowly over time, or come on suddenly after intense activity.
Exams and Tests
The health care provider will perform a physical exam. This may show:
- Tenderness on the bottom of your foot
- Flat feet or high arches
- Mild foot swelling or redness
- Stiffness or tightness of the arch in the bottom of your foot.
X-rays may be taken to rule out other problems.
Your health care provider will often recommend these steps first:
- Acetaminophen (Tylenol) or ibuprofen (Advil, Motrin) to reduce pain and inflammation
- Heel and foot stretching exercises
- Night splints to wear while sleeping to stretch the foot
- Resting as much as possible for at least a week
- Wearing shoes with good support and cushions
Other steps to relieve pain include:
- Apply ice to the painful area. Do this at least twice a day for 10 – 15 minutes, more often in the first couple of days.
- Try wearing a heel cup, felt pads in the heel area, or shoe inserts.
- Use night splints to stretch the injured fascia and allow it to heal.
If these treatments do not work, your health care provider may recommend:
- Wearing a boot cast, which looks like a ski boot, for 3 – 6 weeks. It can be removed for bathing.
- Custom-made shoe inserts (orthotics)
- Steroid shots or injections into the heel
Sometimes, foot surgery is needed.
Outlook (Prognosis)
Nonsurgical treatments almost always improve the pain. Treatment can last from several months to 2 years before symptoms get better. Most patients feel better in 9 months. Some people need surgery to relieve the pain.
When to Contact a Medical Professional
Contact your health care provider if you have symptoms of plantar fasciitis.
Making sure your ankle, Achilles tendon, and calf muscles are flexible can help prevent plantar fasciitis. Stretch your plantar fascia in the morning before you get out of bed. Doing activities in moderation can also help.


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This major might be considered by students who are interested in finding technical positions in academia or industry after graduation, for those planning to pursue a graduate program in molecular biology, cell biology or microbiology, or for students interested in going to medical school. Lab courses are newly redesigned to be more discovery-based, teaching the processes of science. Student participation is emphasized in hypothesis formulation, experimental design, data collection, data analysis, and the composition of papers in a format conventional to science. Students who undertake the Molecular Biology collateral will have opportunities to apply the knowledge they acquire in the classroom and laboratory to the type of complex challenges they will face after they leave Coe.
Other benefits of Coe's Molecular Biology Collateral Major include:
- Individualized instruction from skilled research faculty who can help you achieve your career goals
- Research training for the 21st century in a newly renovated (Summer 2012) Science building
- Active Biology Club providing support for the rigorous advanced courses (e.g. study groups, presentations by scientific professionals, etc.)
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- Completion of a major in Biology
- CHM-185 Organic Chemistry I
- CHM-225 Organic Chemistry II
- CHM-235 Organic Laboratory
- BIO-345 & BIO-340 Techniques in Molecular Biology and Laboratory
- One of the following:
CHM-405 Biochemistry
CHM-905 & CHM-900 Protein Biochemistry and Laboratory
- One of the following:
BIO-405 Current Topics in Molecular Biology
BIO-425 Virology
BIO-499 Immunology
- One of the following:
BIO-415 & BIO-410 Developmental Biology and Laboratory
BIO-515 & BIO-510 Microbiology and Laboratory
BIO-525 & BIO-520 Cell Physiology and Laboratory
Strongly recommended: PHY-115 Basic Physics I PHY-135 Basic Physics II -OR- PHY-215 General Physics I PHY-225 General Physics II
Because of significantly overlapping course requirements in the Molecular Biology and Biochemistry collateral majors, only one of the two majors can be elected by a student.


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FLUSHING MEADOWS, N.Y. — After fighting through mid-match sluggishness and storming back from a 3-5, third-set deficit to win her fourth U.S. Open championship, Serena Williams went out for a night of karaoke in New York.
She performed for nearly three hours, compensating for an admittedly poor voice with fabulous dramatic skills, and didn't get to bed until nearly 3 a.m.
Her signature song? Gloria Gaynor's disco classic, "I Will Survive."
"I thought it was a great story for me to sing last night," Williams told a small group of reporters Monday, following a morning of media appearances. "I really, really felt those words."
Indeed, the anthem of resilience fit Williams as perfectly as her cream Michael Kors sheath and the Christian Louboutin stilettos that added at least 5 inches to her 5-foot-9 height, a stunning ensemble for the Central Park photo shoot and CBS interview she had just completed.
Williams won the 15th major of her career, and her second of 2012, roughly 18 months after being hospitalized with a pulmonary embolism that relegated her tennis career to an afterthought.
"My goal wasn't even to play anymore; it was just to be healthy," Williams recalled of her hospitalization. 'I thought, 'Wow, I've had a great career. I just want to be healthy and make it out of here.' "
That she has returned to dominate women's tennis is remarkable on several levels. The life-threatening health crisis is surely among them. Also notable: The fact that she turns 31 on Sept. 26 and, on Saturday, set a record for years between major titles by winning this U.S. Open 13 years after she won her first, the 1999 U.S. Open at age 17.
Contrary to prevailing locker-room sentiment, Williams's resurgence has not been a matter of simply suiting up and flipping a switch.
"I've run into so many people on tour who say, 'Oh, you just show up, and you win matches!' " Williams said. "I just smile and let them believe that. But the fact of the matter is, I probably work harder than anyone else on the [women's professional] tour. Unless, I wouldn't be here talking to you guys."
Asked to elaborate, Williams said that a typical day between tournaments starts with a two- to three-hour practice. Then she works out at the gym for two hours. After that, she dances for three hours, then stretches for an hour.
"And then," she said with a laugh, "die!"
Dinner at home typically caps the day off. And she repeats the routine day after day.
"I don't have a life, especially lately," she added. "I'm okay with that; I'm fine."
Williams confided that her last serious relationship ended earlier this year, in January or February.
"The guy's over me," she said. "That's fine; I'm over him, too."
Asked who he was, she paused.
"You know, it's so funny," she said with a mischievous smile. "I don't remember his name."
There was no evidence that Williams was operating on less than three hours sleep after playing a 2-hour, 18-minute Grand Slam final the day before. She insisted she felt great, without an ache following the conclusion of the most physically demanding of the sport's four Grand Slams.
"I felt it more eight years ago," Williams said. "I'm a little sleepy. But I could go play another three-set, five-set match, if I had to."
By all accounts, Williams's competitive hunger, respect for the sport and ambition have never been higher.
In her 20s, she trained sporadically. Her fitness fluctuated. And she competed selectively, whether because of illness, injury or periodic disinterest.
But her own health problems and that of her sister Venus, who was diagnosed with an auto-immune disorder last year that causes joint pain and muscle fatigue, has made Williams appreciate her achievements more.
"It's not that I didn't appreciate winning a Slam in 2005," she said. "But I feel there is way more appreciating now. Each one is going for history."
That's a new realization for Williams, who brushed aside questions about her place in tennis history as a younger athlete. But with signs of the fleeting nature of her career all around — the illness that Venus defies each time she competes, the recent retirement of her childhood friend Andy Roddick, and the fact that she's now within striking distance of equaling the 18 major singles titles won by Chris Evert and Martina Navratilova — Williams is talking frankly about what she wants to achieve before retiring.
"I kind of just started playing for history," Williams said. "I hope I see it now."
Squarely in her sights: Three more majors, which would bring her to 18. Or more.
"It's very motivating," Williams conceded. "And since I plan on playing for a long time, it's definitely plausible. I have to make sure I stay healthy and stay positive and stay calm. And if I never win another Grand Slam, I've had a fabulous career, an historic career. And I've done some major things."


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Award season is in full swing, and I don't just mean accolades. It's time for the worst of the worst to receive their "honors" as well.
The Golden Raspberry Awards is meant to single out the worst movies, directors, actors, and so forth, who have failed to meet even the most bare minimum of moviegoer expectations. This year marks the 34th Razzies and the nominations were promising, for lack of a better term.
Affectionately known as the Razzies, the distinctions given are totally tongue in cheek. No malice is meant in poking fun at the "glut of self-congratulatory awards" that Hollywood gives itself each year. Still, plenty of fun can be had kicking people while they're down. After all, who really wants to be reminded of just how terrible their movie-related endeavors were?
Adam Sandler's "Grown-Ups 2" leads the way with an embarrassing eight nominations, including worst picture and worst actor. Given the lackluster nature of the first movie, it's not exactly surprising that the sequel was terrible. Apparently Sandler is either too rich or too bored to be truly funny anymore. I prefer this explanation to the one where he was never funny and an entire generation simply outgrew his humor. That would be too depressing. In any case, odds are he and his latest visual car-crash will be walking away with at least one award.
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Proving that nepotism doesn't always deliver the desired outcome, "After Earth" is another heavy contender for multiple Razzie awards. The Will Smith movie was meant to shine a light on his son, Jaden's, aspiring acting career and their father/son bond. The problem is that we already had that movie: It was called "The Pursuit of Happyness" and it was actually pretty good. This movie? Not so much. Proof positive that sometimes it's best to quit while you're ahead.
Other promising nominees include repeat-offender Tyler Perry, whose "Madea's Christmas" and "Temptation" both received nods, and newcomer Lady Gaga. "Machete Kills" was probably never meant to be taken seriously, but unfortunately for Gaga's, her acting chops are questionable even in movies that are bad on purpose. Yikes.
Who will limp away with a Razzie all their own? You'll just have to wait until March 1st to find out. In the meantime, check out the official site for a full list of nominees.
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However, the Medical Research Council said further large scale tests on animals should be carried out.
The MRC monitored the effect of Pentosan Polysulphate (PPS) on seven patients with vCJD or other degenerative prion diseases.
It conceded that the drug had appeared to help several people live longer than expected.
Several patients have taken the drug, including Jonathan Simms, now the UK's longest-surviving vCJD patient.
There is no cure for vCJD and the majority of people who have developed the disease have died.
So far 111 people are known to have died from the disease in the UK, with another 45 probable fatalities. It is thought that five Britons are currently living with vCJD.
The MRC did not originally include PPS in a trial of possible treatments on the advice of the Committee on the Safety of Medicines.
However, the Simms family, from Belfast, won permission from the High Court to give Jonathan the drug in December 2002.
Since then it has been given to others, including Holly Mills from North Yorkshire, who started treatment within weeks of being diagnosed with vCJD in October 2003.
Her condition has been stable for 18 months.
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The drug must be surgically administered directly into the ventricles of the patient's brain.
Lead researcher Professor Ian Bone accepted that his findings were not conclusive, as they were based on a small number of patients who were treated in different ways.
However, he said any clear benefits of the drug would have been revealed by the study.
Professor Bone, a consultant neurologist at Glasgow's Southern General Hospital, recommends more research in animals into how PPS penetrates and spreads through the infected brain.
He also said newly diagnosed patients should be fully informed of PPS when treatment options are discussed - and given the option of taking the drug.
The study also found little evidence of side effects from the drug. However, there were risks associated with the surgery required to deliver the drug into the brain.
Prof Bone said: "The drug does not appear to halt the progression of the disease.
"Loss of brain function continues after treatment has started and, where measured by imaging, loss of brain tissue also continued.
"The patients treated with PPS appear to have survived for unusually long periods.
"However, we cannot conclude with certainty that the treatment has a beneficial effect, because it was impossible to make direct comparison with similar but untreated patients.
"Moreover, with such small numbers the results might be a matter of chance."
Gill Turner, from the CJD Support Network, welcomed the study, and said the findings were not surprising.
"We would support the call for more research. We have got to look at any potential therapy most carefully," she said.
Peter Mills, Holly's father, said the fact that Professor Bone had recommended more research was very significant.
He said: "There is no question that PPS has worked for my daughter. Holly would not be here now if we had not chosen to give her this drug."
A Department of Health spokesperson said it would work with the MRC to take forward the recommendations in the report.
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To outline the University's policy and procedure regarding bomb threats, and to provide building evacuation procedures.
Threats as to the placement of explosive devices in facilities have become an increasing and real hazard to governmental, business, and school facilities. These threats, by necessity, require the immediate initiation of procedures to ensure the safety of the occupants of the threatened facility. While a threat may be made by an individual against a department or a building for any number of personal reasons, these threats must be presumed to be valid.
A threat may be received by telephone, e-mail, mail, or in person. Threats may be directed to a public safety agency (police or fire), a telephone switchboard operator, the building or department directly affected by the threat, or through a third uninvolved person.
Regardless of which method is used, the following information should be gathered by the person receiving the threat, regardless of how the threat is communicated.
If the building is to be evacuated, the evacuation alarm (commonly referred to as the "fire" alarm) may be sounded. The evacuation announcement may be delivered in person by public safety personnel or other means if available. If an evacuation is deemed necessary, all persons in the building will then be expected to leave. Personnel from police or security, or other appropriate persons, will be assigned to prohibit entry or re-entry until the building has been searched and/or a given time period has elapsed. In some cases, sheltering in place may be appropriate. Occupants shall await guidance from public safety personnel.
Upon receipt of the information of a bomb threat, police, security or business office personnel will set into motion procedures to notify appropriate emergency personnel and the persons in the affected building to ensure their safety. At University Park, the following situations will apply:
At Non-University Park locations, security or the business office will notify emergency organizations, i.e., police, fire, medical. The Chancellor or designee, in consultation with the Director of Business Services and/or security, will determine whether the building is to be posted or evacuated.
In case of an evacuation, time spent by police, security or other appropriate personnel in searching the threatened facility can be reduced by cooperation of the occupants of private offices and areas as follows:
During public events or gatherings, the same procedure will be utilized; however, a prepared statement will be given to the announcer, the master of ceremonies, or building management to read to those in attendance.
In the event that a bomb threat is made to a University building, the decision will be made for the building to remain open or be evacuated. Occupants will be made aware of this decision as follows:
If the building is to be kept open, notices indicating the bomb threat will be placed on the entrance doors, and each office, classroom, or other work area will be notified. In such a case, an employee may be assigned to another work location. If not reassigned, the employee will have the option to remain at his or her regular work location, or to leave the building for the period of the bomb threat and be paid for regular work time missed during this period.
When the bomb threat notices are removed from the entrance doors of the building, the employee assigned to another work location is asked to return to his or her building, or the employee who exercised the option to leave during the bomb threat period has a further option to return to the building or remain absent and charge the absence to vacation, personal holiday, or a pay deduction.
If the building is to be evacuated, the occupants of the building will leave immediately. The evacuation distance will be at a minimum 300 feet or the distance of a football field, away from the building or affected area. After a period of two hours, it is the responsibility of the dean, administrative officer, or responsible person to call University Police, security or the business office for further instructions concerning occupancy of the building.
It is also the responsibility of the dean or administrative officer to see that all employees are properly instructed concerning:
- Immediate evacuation of the building when the evacuation alarm is sounded.
- Proceeding quickly to a safe distance from the building.
- Where and when to report to receive instruction for returning to the building.
Normal operations will be resumed when the building is again made available for occupancy. If an employee had not been assigned to another work location and chooses not to return to the original building, he or she will be required to charge the absent time to vacation, personal holiday, or as a pay deduction.
An employee will be paid for any work time missed while the building has been closed. The employee may, however, be assigned to another work location.
An employee who has been assigned to another work location may continue at that location or may be requested to return to the original building. Any employee who elects not to return to his or her own building will be required to charge the absent time to vacation, personal holiday or as a pay deduction.
If the building is vacated within 2-1/2 hours of the end of an employee's work day, the employee shall not be expected to return to that building for the balance of the work day. An employee may be assigned to another work location by his or her supervisor. If not, the employee will not lose vacation time or pay.
University insurance coverage, including Workman's Compensation, continues in effect for an employee while he is working in a building for which a bomb threat has been received.
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Two car bombs, one driven by a suicide attacker, exploded today at police stations in towns north of Baghdad, killing at least 16 people, most policemen, US and Iraqi officials said.
The first blast occurred in Baquba, about 60km northeast of Baghdad.
Minutes later, a suicide driver exploded his car at the gate of the police station in Khan Bani Saad, a crowded market town about 20km south of Baquba on the road to Baghdad.
Lieutenant Hussein Hazem said six officers died in the Baquba explosion, which left a large hole at the entrance to the building. He said at least 10 civilians were hurt.
Captain Ryan McCormick of the 4th Infantry Division said the Khan Bani Saad explosion killed six policemen and three civilians apart from the suicide driver. Iraqi police said one of the dead was a five-year-old girl. Ten people were injured, McCormick said.
McCormick said a police guard fired on the approaching vehicle but could not prevent the blast. He said there were no US or other coalition casualties.
There have been five vehicle bombings in Iraq since Wednesday targeted mostly against Iraqis who support the coalition.
A bomb Wednesday night exploded at the home of a pro-US sheik in Ramadi. On Thursday a blast occurred at the offices of a US-allied Kurdish political party Kirkuk. Late yesterday, a truck blew up near the office of a British de-mining company in Irbil.
Khan Bani Saad and Baquba are part of the so-called Sunni Triangle north and west of the capital that has seen fierce resistance to the US-led occupation.
In recent weeks, insurgents have increasingly targeted Iraqis collaborating with the occupation authorities, including police, government officials and community leaders.
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Rolling Stone's 'Best Albums of 2013′
Rolling Stone Magazine has come out with their "Best Albums of 2013: Mid-Year Report", and we are happy to see several country music artists are on the list!
From the Nashville Tennessean : RS says Pistol Annies' sophomore album is "full of attitude and guffaws," praises the "catchy, biting lyrics" of Kacey Musgraves' "Same Trailer, Different Park," and argues Annies member Ashley Monroe's solo album "Like a Rose" is "even better" than her famous trio's debut.
Nashville stars Keith Urban, Brad Paisley, Miranda Lambert and Alan Jackson made the cut via their collaborations with John Fogerty on his "Wrote a Song for Everyone," and Kanye West's "Yeezus" – featuring a vocal sample from Music City's own Brenda Lee – was also selected. Even a few years ago, it wouldn't have been possible to have Nashville artists on this list, so YAY for country music!


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Dishonored Review
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Platforms: PS3, 360, PC
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Release Date: 10/09/12
You are Corvo Attano, Lord Protector of the royal family of the fictional plague-ridden city of Dunwall. The Empress is killed, her daughter is kidnapped, and you're framed for it all. How will you get your revenge?
In your pursuit of the culprits behind the Empress' death you will have various upgradable weapons and supernatural abilities to help you along the way. One of the coolest is the teleport ability. It allows the player to literally teleport anywhere within a certain range to get around or behind patrols, or to reach higher location and roof tops. I wish the developers would have increased the overall range of this ability but that doesn't diminish its effectiveness for assassination or to get out of trouble. If you're playing this game I suggest you acquire and upgrade the teleport ability before anything else.
Dishonored is all about choices and gamer's play style. Every decision you make in this game influences the world and the ultimate outcome of the game. The developers created a Chaos system which regulates the world depending and the ending on the amount of chaos the player causes in the pursuit of objectives. If the player openly attacks police or civilians the chaos meter will increase and the chaos system will deploy more police, patrols, and plague ridden rats throughout the city making the entire city a nightmare to get through.
The developers further incorporate choices into the game by allowing players multiple paths to reach the objective and multiple lethal and non-lethal ways to eliminate the target in every mission. The player can chose to take the brute force path, various secret paths accessed by completing side missions, stealth pathways, sewer pathways, and even rat pathways by acquiring the possession ability and possessing rats.
The graphics in this game are great. Half-Life 2 art director Viktor Antonov created a unique whale oil powered, early industrial city based on turn of the century (1900) London. The player with walk through dark, plague-ridden streets with sick "weepers" and rats waiting to attack anything that comes too close to the lavish hallways and rooms of the wealthy upper class within the city. The player will have to contend with walls of light, rocket launching tower turrets, and unique Tallboy patrols based loosely on Half-Life 2 striders which are elite troops that are very tough to take on with a frontal attack.
I loved this is game and it is great for fans of first person shooters and stealth combat. It has a compelling storyline, plot twists, excellent action, and was visually stunning. Dishonored is definitely one of the best games of 2012.


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USPC Congress 606 "Mill Water Wheel" Playing Cards (52/52, NJ, No Box), Russell & Morgan, c.1899
Excellent deck of Congress 606 playing cards, made by United States Playing Card Co., at Russell & Morgan Factories, c.1899. The Ace of Spades used in this deck is said by Dawson/Hochman to be "[t]he earliest USPC, Russell & Morgan Factories Ace of Spades." The backs depict a mill and water wheel, in "Delft" blue colors. There was a 17th century school of Dutch painting known as the Delft School, with which Vermeer is associated, but the colors of the paintings by that school were not "Delft" blue like the pottery now associated with the region, and I do not know if the backs of these cards are derived from a Dutch painting.
The deck has 52 cards; it is missing its Joker. Some of these early Congress decks had a standard Joker, and some had a special Joker matching the backs. Obviously, it cannot be determined which Joker this deck had. The cards are wide, measuring 88mm x 63mm, with gold gilt. There is no box.
The cards are in very good lightly used condition, with notable edge wear and gilt loss, but otherwise without issues.
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The UVEX sportstyle 109 v glasses with self-tinting VARIOMATIC lenses are your flexible all-round solution. These glasses promise fog-free leanses thanks to the SUPRAVISION antiFog coating and the DIRECT LENS VENTILATION. Comfortable, fog-free and well-protected – the perfect choice for any tour.
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The specially developed lenses automatically react to the light conditions. The photochromic lenses smoothly change their level of shade in response to the prevailing light conditions. Of course, all UVEX glasses offer 100% protection from UV-A, UV-B and UV-C rays.
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Always a fog-free view thanks to a special surface treatment without affecting the optical quality of the lens.
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The specially developed technology allows for permanent ventilation for a lasting fog-free view while also protecting the eyes from draught.
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As the UVEX lenses are made from robust polycarbonate, they even easily withstand temperatures of up to -40°C without losing mechanical strength. A special coating of the non-mirrored lenses makes them absolutely scratchproof without affecting the view.
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Water Resources--Office of Water Quality
This Abstract and Introduction were updated in September 1999 and reflect the publication of Section 7.2 of Chapter A7. The original version, dated July 17, 1997, has been archived as A7-V1-abstract.html.
The National Field Manual for the Collection of Water-Quality Data (National Field Manual) provides guidelines and standard procedures for U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) personnel who collect data used to assess the quality of the Nation's surface-water and ground-water resources. This chapter of the manual presents procedures and guidelines for the collection, identification, and enumeration of fecal indicator bacteria in water and for the determination of biochemical oxygen demand using a 5-day bioassay test.
Each chapter of the National Field Manual is published separately and revised periodically. Newly published and revised chapters will be announced on the USGS Home Page on the World Wide Web under "New Publications of the U.S. Geological Survey." The URL for this page is http://water.usgs.gov/lookup/get?newpubs.
As part of its mission, the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) collects data needed to determine the quality of our Nation's water resources. A high degree of reliability and standardization of these data are paramount to fulfilling this mission. Documentation of nationally accepted methods used by USGS personnel serves to maintain consistency and technical quality in data-collection activities. The National Field Manual for the Collection of Water-Quality Data (National Field Manual) describes protocols (required and recommended procedures) and provides guidelines for USGS personnel who collect those data on surface-water and ground-water resources. Chapter A7 includes procedures for the collection, identification, and enumeration of fecal indicator bacteria in water and for the determination of biochemical oxygen demand using a 5-day bioassay test.
The National Field Manual is Section A of Book 9 of the USGS publication series "Techniques of Water-Resources Investigations" (TWRI) and consists of individually published chapters designed to be used in conjunction with each other. A list of TWRI publications is included at the end of this chapter. Chapter numbers are preceded by an "A" to indicate that the report is part of the National Field Manual. Other chapters of the National Field Manual are referred to in the text by the abbreviation "NFM" and the specific chapter number (or chapter and section number). For example, NFM 6 refers to chapter A6 on "Field Measurements" and NFM 6.4 refers to the section in Chapter A6 on field measurement of pH.
The National Field Manual is targeted specifically toward field personnel in order to (1) establish and communicate scientifically sound methods and procedures, (2) encourage consistency in the use of field methods for the purpose of producing nationally comparable data, (3) provide methods that minimize biasing the data and, when properly applied, result in data that are reproducible within defined limits of variability, and (4) provide citable documentation for USGS water-quality data-collection protocols.
Data collectors must have formal training and field apprenticeship in order to correctly implement the procedures described in this chapter. The National Field Manual is meant to complement such training. The information provided in Section 7.1 (Fecal Indicator Bacteria) is to be used in conjunction with Methods for Collection and Analysis of Aquatic Biological and Microbiological Samples edited by L.J. Britton and P.E. Greeson (TWRI, Book 5, Chapter A4, 1989). A description of the determination for ultimate carbonaceous biochemical oxygen demand is beyond the scope of Section 7.2 (Five-Day Biochemical Oxygen Demand), but is provided in Stamer and others (1979, 1983).
It is impractical to provide guidance that would encompass the entire spectrum of data-collection objectives, site characteristics, environmental conditions, and technological advances related to water-quality studies. The fundamental responsibility of data collectors is to select methods that are compatible with the scientific objective for the field work and to use procedures that are consistent with USGS standard procedures to the extent possible. Under some circumstances, data collectors may have to modify standard procedures. Whenever a standard procedure is modified or an alternative procedure is used, a description of the procedure used and supporting quality-assurance information are to be reported with the data.
As used in the National Field Manual, the terms required and recommended have the following USGS-specific meanings.
Required (require, required, or requirements) pertains to USGS protocols and indicates that USGS Office of Water Quality policy has been established on the basis of research and (or) consensus of the technical staff and has been reviewed by water-quality specialists and selected District (District refers to an office of the USGS, Water Resources Division, located in any of the States or territories of the United States) or other professional personnel, as appropriate. Technical memorandums or other internal documents that define the policy pertinent to such requirements are referenced in this chapter. Personnel are instructed to use required equipment of procedures defined herein. Departure from or modifications to the stipulated requirements that might be necessary to accomplishing specific data-quality requirements or study objectives must be based on referenced research and good field judgment, and be quality assured and documented.
Recommended (recommend, recommended, recommendation) pertains to USGS protocols and indicates that USGS Office of Water Quality policy recognizes that one or several alternatives to a given equipment selection or procedure are acceptable on the basis of research and (or) consensus. References to technical memorandums and selected publications pertinent to such recommendations are cited in this chapter to the extent that such documents are available. Specific data-quality requirements, study objectives, or other constraints may affect the choice of recommended equipment or procedures. Selection from among the recommended alternatives should be based on referenced research and good field judgment, and reasons for the selection must be documented. Departure from or modifications to recommended procedures must be quality assured and documented.
Chapters of the National Field Manual will be reviewed, revised, and reissued periodically to correct any errors, incorporate technical advances, and address additional topics. Comments or corrections can be sent to: NFM-QW, USGS, 412 National Center, Reston, VA 20192 (or send electronic mail to: email@example.com. Information regarding the status and any errata of this or other chapters can be found at the beginning of the electronic version of each chapter, located in the Publications section of the following website: http://water.usgs.gov/lookup/get?owq.
Newly published and revised chapters will be announced on the USGS Home Page on the World Wide Web under "New Publications of the U.S. Geological Survey." The URL for this page is http://water.usgs.gov/lookup/get?newpubs.
The information included in the National Field Manual is based on existing manuals, a variety of reference documents, and a broad spectrum of colleague expertise. In addition to the references provided, important source materials included unpublished USGS training and field manuals and technical memorandums. The editors and authors wish to acknowledge the following individuals in the USGS who developed the field and training manuals that provided the foundation for this National Field Manual: M.E. Dorsey, T.K. Edwards, W.B. Garrett, W.J. Gibbons, L.R. Kister, J.R. Knapton, C.E. Lamb, R.F. Middleburg, J. Rawson, L.R. Shelton, M.A. Sylvester, and F.C. Wells.
Technical reviewers E.M. Godsy and J.J. Rote provided valuable contributions that improved the quality of information for the section on Fecal Indicator Bacteria. Technical critique and contributions that improved the section on Five-Day Biochemical Oxygen Demand were provided by C.R. Demas, D.N. Myers, G.B. Ozuna, F.A. Rinella, J.K. Stamer, W.E. Webb, and W.G. Wilber.Valuable editorial assistance was provided by I.M. Collies, C.M. Eberle and B.B. Palcsak. Production assistance instrumental to maintaining the quality of this report was provided by G.J. Allord, E.A. Ciganovich, C.T. Mendelsohn, and A.M. Weaver.
Special thanks go to T.L. Miller, whose encouragement and faith in this project has been instrumental to its achievement, and to D.A. Rickert and J.R. Ward for providing the support needed to produce a national field manual for water-quality studies.


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TOP STORY >> District official defends himself
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Marvin H. Jeter III said Monday that the reason he was not rehired at Forest (Miss.) Municipal School District was that he championed racial equality and also allowed an integrated prom, which displeased the superintendent.
Jeter, director of learning services for Pulaski County Special School District, also denied charges by Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce Director Bonita Rownd that he asked her for help in transferring Michael Nellums from his position as principal of the Jacksonville Middle School boys campus.
On Oct. 18, Rownd sent a letter to then-acting PCSSD superintendent Robert Clowers alleging that Jeter sought her help because Nellums had a lot of community support in the Jacksonville area.
According to Rownds letter, Jeter told her privately that Nellums didnt have the experience to handle the intricacies of a challenging new program and said he needed to be moved to another school, but that the community seemed to support Nellums.
In her letter, Rownd wrote that Jeter charged that Nellums, school board member Rev. James Bolden III and Karl Brown, assistant superintendent for equity and pupil services, had formed a power block to try to get things done their own way.
Speaking Monday night after a community meeting over the proposed closing of Homer Adkins Elementary School, Jeter flatly denied having that conversation or anything resembling it with Rownd.
I deny the accusations made in the first and second paragraphs of Ms. Rownds letter, Jeter wrote in a memo to Clowers.
Although I have previously discussed with you my disappointment in Michael Nellums performance as principal of Jacksonville Middle School, boys campus, I did not discuss that personally with Ms. Rownd.
I stand by my letter, Rownd said Tuesday afternoon. I dont want to escalate the rhetoric. I dont want to get into a war of words.
Jeter said he didnt include Skip Lathem, superintendent of Forest Municipal Schools, as a reference when he sought his current job with Pulaski County Special School District because I was philosophically, ethically and morally repulsed by Mr. Lathems position on the inequitable treatment of students and teachers.
In a telephone interview last week, Lathem said Jeter was involved in divisive-type issues while at the district and was not eligible for rehire as long as he was superintendent.
Whatever the problem between Mr. Jeter and Mr. Lathem, I dont know, said Sammye Jean Webb, former president of the Forest Municipal School District Board and Jeters reference in lieu of Lathem.
The students liked him very well, she said. Webb, who said Jeter told her Tuesday to expect a reporters inquiry, confirmed that prior to Jeters arrival, the district had segregated proms but said she didnt know if racial issues were at the root of the problems between Lathem and Jeter. She characterized Jeter as very forward-looking and talented.
He had some ideas that might have worked had he been able to put them in place, Webb said.
Webb said she didnt recall whether or not PCSSD personnel had checked with her as Jeters reference before he was hired.
Jeter said that while academics were his priority, he never neglected his duties as athletic director for the district.


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Hugh Jackman & Daughter Ava Walk the Dog (PHOTOS)
Bringing an end to a fun-filled Memorial Day weekend, Hugh Jackman and Deborra-Lee Furness walked their daughter Ava to school with the family dog, Peaches.
Ava, 6, kept cruising ahead of her parents on her scooter — before meeting with friends outside the school and heading to class.
Hugh and Ava have been inseparable lately. Just last month, the father-daughter duo were snapped on a play date in Paris!
The beefcake actor romped around the grass on the grounds of the Rodin Museum in Paris with Ava.
As for Hugh's big screen projects, he wrapped Butter with Ashley Greene months ago and has Reel Steel coming up next as well.


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- Category Children
Standard Portrait, 8×10 in, 20×25 cm
34 Pages
- Publish Date Dec 13, 2010
About the Creator
JULIA EDWARDS is a graduate of Brown University and UC-San Diego where she studied semiotics and playwriting. She wrote her first badly spelled tragedy, The Little Bird Was Ded, at age six and has been scribbling ever since. Her plays, including FAMILY PLANNING and THE RATS ARE GETTING BIGGER have been seen in New York, Los Angeles, and points in between. She lives in Pasadena, California with her husband and two children. For more information, visit her website: www.JuliaEdwards.com.
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After some confusion and general chit-chat, the hackathon got started, I hooked onto DAGOLDEN and RJBS. It sounded as if they where digging into something I could follow and perhaps even contribute to.
The whole TAP thing and many of the other activities at the hackathon are simply beyond me and my interests and I have not been so good at following the QA mailing list.
Anyway, I attempted to pick up as much stuff as possible and I think I succeeded my head is about to fall of and I am so tired.
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git a bit and simply listened in on conversations between really clever programmers.
I am sometimes thinking it would be good for me to get to work some other programmers, I often work alone or with programmers on somewhat the same level - this exposure to other (cleverer) programmers is very inspiring.
I have tried other hackathons, but never of this size and format and it has been quite interesting up to now.
I am going $HOME tomorrow afternoon unfortunately, this hackathon has certainly met all my expectations and more. I would just wish I was able to contribute more.
Perhaps at my next hackathon, since this will not be my last hackathon.


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Jennifer Connelly Welcomes Baby Agnes Lark!
It's an exciting time for Jennifer Connelly and her husband Paul Bettany - they just said hello to their newborn baby girl!
Agnes Lark Bettany is the third child for the couple- she was born in New York City on May 31st, says their rep.
"Everyone is healthy and doing well. The family is very excited," the rep added. Connelly gave birth in a birthing pool in her Manhattan apartment.
Earlier this year, Jennifer shared the challenges of the pregnancy. "The first three months were very sketchy. You know how like you have your cell phone and you have to stand in one spot? It was like that with nausea. I had to stand in one spot, which happened to be in front of my refrigerator, which was open with me dipping pretzels in cream cheese and stuffing them in my mouth."
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Spring Time Fun near Brookhaven of East Cobb
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Spring is just around the corner, and there are plenty of activities near Jim Chapman Communities' Brookhaven of East Cobb that are ideal for enjoying the warm weather.
What better way to celebrate spring than by heading outdoors? Take a short drive to Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park, and hike up the mountain or walk along the gorgeous surrounding trails. If you simply feel like taking in the beauty, then drive to the top of the mountain on a paved path and settle down at the top for a nice picnic. You are bound to enjoy the plentiful views of beautiful land and the Atlanta skyline. Don't forget sunscreen and a hat!
Another way to enjoy the warmer weather is with the annual Kennesaw/Big Shanty Festival in Downtown Kennesaw on Saturday, April 12 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. with a parade beginning at 9:30 a.m. The Festival features hundreds of crafters, artisans and vendors with unique pieces to offer. Take your time walking around the different booths while enjoying live entertainment and plenty of yummy food. For more information about the Kennesaw/Big Shanty Festival, visit www.kennesawbusiness.org. April showers can bring even more May flowers after you take a gardening class at Smith-Gilbert Gardens in Kennesaw. Explore 3,000 different species of plants as you stroll through the tranquil woodland paths on the Hiram Butler House property or sign up for morning Tai Chi, offered every Wednesday at 11:30 a.m. Discover the beauty of these local botanical gardens, and take advantage of the exceptional Adult Programs. The Smith-Gilbert Gardens is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., and adult admission is $7.
Brookhaven of East Cobb is an ideal active adult community that offers access to great spring time celebrations! Enjoy the weather and love where you live. For more information about the active adult homes at Brookhaven of East Cobb, visit www.jimchapmancommunities.com.