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Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan are understandably reluctant to explain the specifics their tax plan, because then they'd have to admit that it is mathematically impossible for them to institute their proposed cuts for the rich without raising the middle-class's tax burden. Unfortunately for the Republican candidates, people (especially those employed by the Obama campaign) continue to press for details, forcing them offer up increasingly unsatisfying evasions. Today's non-explanation — which took place during Ryan's appearance on Fox News Sunday — was particularly silly-sounding.
Ryan reiterated...that the plan would drop taxpayers' bills by 20 percent without costing a dime, due to closed tax loopholes, but he was short on specifics when pressed by host Chris Wallace.
"You haven't given me the math," Wallace said in one exchange.
"I don't have the ... It would take me too long to go through all of the math," Ryan responded.
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Charity fall color cruise benefiting programs for at risk kids offered by Bolder Options, the Portage for Youth and Red Wing Youth Outreach Program. Open to all years, makes and models. Everyday drivers welcome. Free food, t-shirts, goodie bags, entertainment and curbside carshow at with top 10 and special awards. Starts in the morning in Saint Paul, follows Great River Road along the Mississippi River and ends in Red Wing with the Fall Festival of Arts after noon. Rated among the top drives for fall foliage color. Group registrations by car clubs welcome. Sponsorships opportunities still available.
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Sun Oct 14, 2007 from 8:00 am – 5:00 pm (CDT)
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Is there anything you can't cook on a barbecue these days that you would normally do in the kitchen?
I know some people who never use their stoves because their "outdoor kitchens" come with acres of barbecue space, a wok burner, an open burner and who knows what else. From fish to chicken to vegies and fruits, the modern barbie does it all.
Have you ever tried cooking stone fruit on the barbecue? Fantastic. Then there are figs. They are especially wicked when cooked slowly so they caramelise.
Here's a tip: before cooking fruit on a barbie, clean the grill by rubbing it with a halved lemon.
Or try my kebab recipe, so simple to prepare and once they're on, all you need is four or five blokes standing around with some beers watching them. That's how it normally works, isn't it?
Chorizo and mushroom skewers with red capsicum dressing
4 chorizo sausages
Capsicum dressing:
50g butter
To make the dressing: In a small frying pan, melt the butter and add the onion. Cook for 3 minutes, then add the capsicum and cook over low heat for 5 minutes. Add the wine and simmer gently for 10 minutes.
Place in a blender or food processor, add the olive oil and whiz until smooth. Makes about a cup.
Cut the chorizo sausages into large chunks and thread on to skewers with a mushroom between each piece of sausage. Barbecue until cooked through and serve with the dressing.
Serves 4.
With a glass of: chablis.
Figs with port syrup and lemon
300mL port
In a small saucepan, bring the port and sugar to the boil, stirring to dissolve the sugar. Turn off the heat, cool to room temperature and transfer to a shallow dish.
Trim the figs and cut in half. Place the figs cut-side down in the port syrup and marinate for 30 minutes.
Remove figs (reserve the syrup) and lightly barbecue. Serve in bowls drizzled with syrup. Garnish with preserved lemon.
Serves 4.
With a glass of: port.
Vegetables with caper mayonnaise
600g trimmed pumpkin
Caper mayonnaise:
1 tsp white wine vinegar
Cut the pumpkin into chunks about 1 cm thick. Bring a large pot of water to the boil and add the pumpkin and corn cob. Boil for 2 minutes, remove and plunge into iced water. Drain.
Cut the corn into 2cm rounds. Cut the capsicum into large pieces. Cut the eggplant into 1cm thick rounds, then halve to form semi-circles.
Drizzle all vegetables with olive oil and toss to coat. Season with salt.
Barbecue over medium heat until lightly coloured and serve with caper mayonnaise.
To make the mayonnaise: Place the vinegar, mustard and yolks in a food processor.
Whiz until combined. With the motor running, gradually add the olive oil in a slow, steady stream until thick and creamy. Stir through the lemon juice and capers and refrigerate until needed.
Serves 4.
With a glass of: pinot noir.
Kitchen barbecue
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Printer Repair Questions? Ask IT Technicians for Answers ASAP
Hello, and welcome. My name is XXXXX XXXXX I'll be assisting you today.
First a brief overview of the process: This is a live chat format, so I'll need to communicate back and forth with you. You've already paid a deposit or membership to post your question here. I am an independent tech, and am volunteering my time unpaid until our chat is concluded. At that time I'll request you click the EXCELLENT smiley face to close out our chat. It is my intention to solve your problem with a quick, honest, and helpful answer and my goal is for a rating of Excellent Service. You may receive an email survey after our chat, if you don't feel I've earned a "10" rating in all areas, please let me know what I can do to meet your expectations.
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Hi there, sorry to hear you're having trouble with the Canon,
can you tell me if you meant USB or Ethernet when you said a wired connection?
Offhand, this is most likely a driver issue, so as long as the printer is on the network (preferably wired ethernet), you should be able to fix this by deleting the printer then reinstalling it.
To do this, go to your Start menu, then Devices/Printers, then right click on the canon, then Remove Device.
Then, we will download and install the latest drivers, which you can get here: https://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/support/consumer/printers_multifunction/pixma_mg_series/pixma_mg5320#DriversAndSoftware
After downloading the driver, follow the install process (choose open/run) then Network Install (if using ethernet/wifi), or Local Install (if using usb)
please contact me here after 4 PM Central Daylight time.
I have tried both a wired USB connection to the printer and a wireless.
I have already installed the latest drivers from canon and even during the driver installation the printer does not respond. it IS on, connected, etc.
p.s. i am a 30 year IT veteran, you can talk as technical as you like, i am comfortable with the Windows Registry, and all aspects of a PC. Thanks
Good morning, sorry I missed you earlier.
I'm on Arizona time, and will try to link up with you later,
in the meantime, have you tried the printer with any other computer, preferably via usb? This may be a faulty control board in the printer preventing it from responding to the pc. Testing with another computer would help us isolate the issue.
i do not have any other computers to try this printer with.
i am on st. louis time and available until 10 PM CDT
Hi there, I will try to catch up with you after 10. In the meantime, please try to reset the printer: unplug power cord from wall outlet, wait 5 minutes, then press and hold the power/on button while plugging back in and for another 60 seconds after.
Beyond the reset, without being able to test the printer on another computer, we really can't do anything else from this point, without being able to isolate if it is a printer hardware failure. If the issue persists after the reset steps, I would be inclined to think this is a failure in the printer though.
the printer seems to work in terms of the functions ON the printer- copy/scan. i have also tried a different USB cord.
The printer may still function for other things like copy/fax, which is all internal to the printer. If it's not working with either network or usb, that can mean the spooler or the interface on the printer is bad, or it may indicate an issue with windows, you could try deleting the printer, running a registry cleaner, then reinstalling again. I would hesitate to do more until you could test further by testing another printer on that pc, or testing the canon on another computer.
i will delete and clean the registry and re-add tonight
Thanks, XXXXX XXXXX know how it works out.
removed printer, cleared registry, when trying to re add the printer it goes back to "printer not responding" and will not print. It does recognize it over USB but not over the wireless.
Hi there,
thanks for the update,
it sounds like you've made some progress at least, if it is being recognized
Have you tried any other usb ports, preferably one on the rear of the pc?
You might also try seeing if you can update any of the drivers for your usb controller card
i have tried each usb connector on the computer. no luck.
Were you able to try updating the usb controller drivers?
Any chance you can try taking the printer over to a friend/neighbors house and test it with another computer?
i will try using another computer, but dont know how to update the usb controller drivers...
If you go into your control panel, then device manager, you should see an entry for USB Controllers or USB Host, where you can right click, go into properties/drivers, and update driver (let windows scan and find one if available)
THAT did it! After going thru the Devices and Printers update section, rebooting, and letting Windows Update do its thing, the printer works in both wired and wireless mode. I will give you a full credit/Excellent rating for this, thanks for your help.
oh it won't let me rate, how do we complete this? Thanks
i replied Excellent, let me know if it didn't go thru. Thanks again Nathan!


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Events for September 19, 2013
Spirituality as a Resource for Trauma Professionals: Community Reception
September 19, 2013 7:00pm-9:00pm
Description: Join Iliff for a community reception for trauma professionals featuring Professor Kenneth Pargament, world renowned expert on religious coping, speaking on "Keeping Our Own Heads Above Water " – spirituality as a resource for trauma professionals. The reception will launch and benefit the Larry Graham Scholarship Fund for Master of Arts in Pastoral and Spiritual Care Students. Graham, professor of pastoral theology and care, has been a vital member of the Iliff staff for 35 years. Reception is funded by a grant from The Colorado Trust.
Trauma professionals are themselves at risk for serious psychological problems, such as anxiety, depression, burnout, and suicidality. Although professionals have become increasingly aware of the value of spirituality as a resource for trauma victims and survivors, spirituality represents a potentially important resource for providers as well. This presentation will focus on spiritual resources that can help sustain trauma professionals through the challenges of their work.
Panel Presenter and Participants:
- Kenneth Pargament, PhD, Distinguished Scholar, the Institute for Spirituality and Health, Texas Medical Center, and professor of clinical psychology, Bowling Green State University
- Rev. Robert C Leivers, DMin., president/CEO, Samaritan Institute, ordained minister, Presbyterian Church (USA), and reserve chaplain, U.S. Air Force
- Curt H. Drennen, Psy. D., a licensed clinical psychologist, Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment Office of Emergency Preparedness and Response, a registered nurse, and executive committee member of the 7/20 Recovery Committee, promoting health in the aftermath of the Aurora Theater Shooting
- Kathryn Beauchamp, MD, chief of neurosurgery at Denver Health Medical Center; assistant professor department of neurosurgery, University of Colorado School of Medicine; and a member of the Denver Health Ethics Board
- Larry Graham, PhD, professor of pastoral theology and care, Iliff faculty member since 1977, past vice president and dean of academic affairs
Praxis Course: Join Iliff students for a one and a half day praxis course (Friday, Sept. 20 and Saturday, Sept. 21) taught by Ken Pargament, Annette Mahoney, and Iliff professors Carrie Doehring and Larry Kent Graham.
Traumatic experiences have an immediate and long-lasting impact on the ultimate beliefs and core values of survivors. Religion and spirituality can be a resource or a roadblock for survivors, in complex and multifaceted ways. This praxis demonstrates a multi-disciplinary team approach to spiritually-integrated care that draws upon an empirically-based applied psychology of religion and an intercultural approach to spiritual and pastoral care. Case studies will explore why religious beliefs, values and spiritual practices need to be explored with survivors, and how they can become unique resources for long-term spiritual integration and resiliency. This praxis is designed for religious, mental health, medical and emergency room care givers and is a fall quarter course for Iliff students.
Date: Reception & Discussion: Thursday, September 19, 7-9 p.m.
Location: Iliff School of Theology, Great Hall, 2201 S. University Blvd., Denver, CO 80210


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"We take for granted how easily it is to access water, especially in the United States. According to Drop in the Bucket, roughly 4,500 children die every day from lack of clean water," stated Ron Gross, CEO of MGO, Inc.
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MGO, a leading retirement, investment, and asset management firm base out of Beachwood announces the launch of its charity initiative, "Jeans for Water." The campaign is designed to support Drop in the Bucket, an organization designed to provide water wells and sanitized water for youth in sub-Saharan Africa to break the cycle of poverty.
MGO employees who desire to wear jeans to the office will donate $2 per day, approximately $30 per month, or $300 for the rest of the year. By the year's end MGO plans to match all employee donations, which they hope to meet and exceed the total of $3,000. If MGO employees reach the goal of $3,000 and another $3,000 is matched by MGO, the company will be able to provide for the costs of drilling one well, distributing water to more than 1,000 people.
"We take for granted how easily it is to access water, especially in the United States. According to Drop in the Bucket, roughly 4,500 children die every day from lack of clean water. We need water to survive, and we forget that many don't have the luxury of choosing among regular water, tap water, sparkling water, vitamin water, or coconut water over a meal. Instead, youth and many women living in the villages of South Sudan often walk more than six miles per day, just to obtain water in general and to ensure their livelihood," stated Ron Gross, CEO of MGO, Inc.
In addition to supporting charity initiatives, MGO also offers an entire wealth of services by providing full service retirement programs that include: investment fiduciary liability protection services, investment advisory services, turn-key administration services, plan design and consulting services, employee education, and plan regulatory compliance services. For more information about MGO, Inc. please visit: http://www.mgo-inc.com.
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Established in 1939, MGO provides "Total Solution" retirement plan consulting and administration services. We cover all aspects of your retirement plan, from creative plan design solutions to turnkey administration to employee education programs. In addition, MGO offers personal wealth management services to individual investors, including MGO Signature, our unique process designed to help high net worth individuals define and achieve their financial goals. For the last 75 years our clients have looked to MGO to help them prepare for a comfortable retirement. For more information please visit: http://www.mgo-inc.com.


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The markets seem to have coped relatively well with "the biggest sovereign restructuring ever" last week. But they are already focusing on the next possible victim: Portugal's bond yields have soared to levels close to those on Greek bonds a few months ago. European authorities have publicly declared that Greece was unique and that there will be no more debt restructuring. Undoubtedly, though, they will be tested in the coming months.
The best strategy is to immediately build a firewall that would ensure Greece is an exception. First, it should be recognised right away that Portugal may not be able to return to the markets next year and needs an additional bailout package. Second, the same could be done for Ireland, which requires an additional €80bn. The procedure to allocate these funds should be started right away by the national and European authorities. Third, the size of the EFSF and European Stability Mechanism must be further increased to allow them to provide additional funds to other countries.
Only by acting forcefully, in anticipation of what the markets will focus on next rather than under their pressure, can European authorities convince us that Greece was an exception and prove their commitment to do all that is needed to preserve the euro as a currency. Read more


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Discover how a port city has endured a three and half years old history! Witness the cultural growth within the city and be a part of the dream called 'Mumbai'. Join this 3 hours walking tour and experience how a small port city has successfully become one of the most developed cities in the world.
The walking trail begins with your arrival at Ferry terminal/Green Gate/Indira Gate or Ballard Estate at 9am or 3pm. Walk through northern part of Mumbai and discover its flamboyant essence and tryst with history. Explore the old 'Fort' and get acquainted with the region that had the first signs of human settlements.
Maneuvering through the rustic lanes, visit the European Renaissance styled Ballard Estate which reminds about the Victorian London. Hereafter, head towards the Asiatic Society Library of Mumbai and the Horniman Circle Garden. Enjoy the scenic settings of these localities and catch the glimmpses of Flora Fountain that resembles London'd Piccadilly Circus.
Towards the end of the trail, make it to the 275 years old dockyard of Indian Navy and witness its authenticity. Here onwards, take a walk to the Gateway of India and the Taj Mahal Hotel and conclude the walking tour on a delightful note.
The 4-hour cycling tour kicks off/ends from/at Kailash Parbat Restaurant in Colaba at around 06.15 AM, and whizzes past the busiest train station in India and the Sasson Dock from 1875, one of the most vibrant fish-loading docks of the Kolis around Mumbai.
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he ' locals – Aam Janta - common man ' travels through Mumbai by the 'locals' – a common name for the suburban, commuter trains, which are the Lifeline of this Commercial Capital. Of course, you will also use the other lifelines – the taxi-cabs, the buses BEST- an apt acronym for the' best' bus service in India !
You will get a chance to rub shoulders with the Mumbaikars. We will avoid the 'Super crush density' – Passenger load in the public transport.We use the train during the off peak hours so the train is not crowded. We will have maximum three customers/ guest with one guide to assure safety and personal touch.
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If you are a true blue Mumbaikar, you will know what a walk to the lanes of Lalbaug means for you, so why make plans this weekend that does not include a visit to the place of origin of the famous Ganesh Chaturthi festival? Grab your cameras, your friends and head for a walk to the beautiful, crowded and sanctity of Lalbaugcha for an amazing experience! The lanes of Lalbaug come alive each year as Ganesh Chaturthi nears – Ganesh shaalas crop up, artists start giving finishing touches to the idols, associations get together and erect tents or pandals in which gigantic statues of Ganesha are enthroned, to be immersed later. There is a surge in activity in this erstwhile mill area as it dresses up to welcome the most revered Ganpati in Mumbai – Lalbaugcha Raja (King of Lalbaug) and you need to be a part of this exciting event!
Activities: Sight Seeing
Difficulty Level: Easy
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On a sightseeing tour of Mumbai, experience this fast moving city as it is meant to be experienced, through Mumbai's Public Transport. The experience will give you a realistic picture of what it's really like to be in this city of dreams, that never sleeps. This tour that uses public transport for getting around, which will acquaint you with the very beat of the city. On this tour, you will get to see the financial capital of India in all its glory.
NOTE: The tour operates daily, with the exception of Sunday.
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Commence on an exciting trail to Shilonda in Mumbai and experience the most amazing treks in Sanjay Gandhi National Park.
It is one of the activities that is a pleasure to embark upon no matter what the season! While in monsoons it offers the stunning view of the descending clouds, in winters it is full of bird life that is a delight to explore. You can click some amazing photographs of the vegetation, the varied plant and animal life as well as the landscapes surrounding you.
It is a perfect opportunity to reconnect with nature and the trek guides will also offer you invaluable suggestions to experience the trail better. The trail commences at Borivali Station at 06:30 AM.
Note: Transport from Borivali Station, Mumbai will be in your vehicle.
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Radhanagari Wildlife Sanctuary (Bison Sanctuary) is a wildlife sanctuary located in Radhanagari Taluka of Kolhapur district, Maharashtra state India. It lies at the southern end of the Sahyadri hills in the Western Ghats. It is notable as the first declared wildlife sanctuary in Maharashtra, notified in 1958, as Dajipur Wildlife Sanctuary and is popularly known as the "Bison Sanctuary", The sanctuary is located between 16°10" to 16°30" north latitude and 73°52" to 74°14" east longitude. The Krishna River tributaries; Bhogavati River, Dudhganga River, Tulshi River, Kallamma River and Dirba River flow through the sanctuary area.
Sanctuary contains 47 species of Mammals, 59 species of reptiles, 264 species of birds and 66 species of butterflies. Amphibians are most visible in the rainy season. 20 species from 2 orders, 5 families and 10 genera are listed in the sanctuary.Indian bison or gaur (Bos gaurus) with a population around 610 in 2004, is the flagship species of the area. Other mammals, living in the sanctuary are Indian leopard, sloth bear, wild boar (80), barking deer (140), mouse deer (80), sambar (120), giant squirrel 50 and wild dogs (70). In recent years, 6 to 12 tigers were reported in Dajipur forest in 2007-08.
Places to be Visited :- Dajipur - Radhanagari , Kurli Dam, Mahalaxmi Mandir , Rankala Talao
Schedule for the Tour :- Meeting at Swaminarayan Mandir - Dadar at 9:30 PM
@ Moving in Private bus to Dajipur - Kolhapur ( Pick Ups on the Way )
@ Reaching Kolhapur - Dajipur at 8:00 AM in the morning
@ Freshen Up, Settle in the Rooms and Breakfast time
@ Gear up for a Mid range Trek to Shivgad ( watch tower fort)
@ Reach Atop fort
@ View of Radhanagari wildlife sanctuary from the fort.
@ Photography , Exploration , etc
@ Lunch at Dajipur ( Veg and Non-veg home cooked meals )
@ Rest in the rooms
@ Exploration of the wildlife area ( Kurli Dam )
@ Dinner at Dajipur
@ Sleeping time / Day #1 Ends
Day #02 :-
@ Wake up call at 3:30 AM ( Those who miss to wake up will miss the Safari )
@ Morning Safari Starts at 4:30 AM
@ Lunch at Dajipur (Veg and Non Veg both )
@ Moving towards Mahalaxmi Temple
@ 1 - 2 Hrs Halt at Mahalaxmi Temple and Rankala Talao.
@ After visit to the Temple and Rankala lake will start our journey towards Mumbai
@ Reaching Dadar at Midnight around 3 :00 AM ( which will be tentative)
Cost for the Event is 3800 /- Per Head
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itinerary & Mandatory Things to Carry :-
A Water Bottle (~2 Ltrs) Mandatory,
Cap,Good trekking shoes, a pair of extra clothes, Torch ( with extra batteries ) and Extra Socks (a must)
Carry atleast 2 Lemons, Choclate Bars, Glucon D, Odomos.
Carry Bedding for Night as the weather is chill and windy ( Sleeping bags or any bedding as per your convenience )
Personal basic medical kit ( carry your routine medicines if any to avoid complications).
Camera, Cell Phone, Binoculars (Optional)
No wearing of Gold or any other expensive Ornaments ( if Lost owns a sole Responsibility )
Some ready to eat food. Plum cakes, Biscuits,
A haversack to put all these things ( Kindly pack your bags with Extra and Solid Polythene to avoid from getting Wet )
Safety measure are to be followed on strict basis anybody not following will be discarded on the spot.
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If changes in the programme will be notified prior to the event
I have not able to get the sanctuaries name in the dropdown, if you can please do enter 'Dajipur & Radhanagari Wildlife Sanctuary'
This is a private tour product, please do the booking only if we have min 6 pax.
Dajipur Wildlife Sanctuary is located 02 hours away from the border of the Kolhapur and Sindhudurg districts. The Jungle is completely isolated and restrained from the human habitations. It is a very beautiful and surprising gateway for the nature and wildlife enthusiast also rich in Flora and Fauna. We are accommodating in a local farm house made of the red soil and bricks giving the local feeling of the Dajipur. This tour is absolutely perfect to explore the Wildlife and Nature, experience the Stargazing and enjoy the Kolhapur's local cuisine.During this tour, we are going to stay at and explore the periphery of Dajipur wildlife sanctuary by taking nature trails for a bunch biodiversity like butterflies, insects, reptiles birds and mammals. Nothing can be a great opportunity to make the long weekend so Pleasant for the Nature Lovers !!
Tour Cost: Rs.5,700/- per person
Inclusions:Pick and drop Ex-Kolhapur Bus Depot
For booking you need to deposit Rs.5,700/- per person as an advance in following Account:
Cancellation and Refund:
1. If cancellation done prior to 15 days of outing 75% will be refunded.
2. If done prior to 10 days of outing 50% will be refunded
3. After that no refund will be provided.
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Tampa Strip Club Hires Sarah Palin Lookalike Stripper For Republican National Convention
The Republican National Convention is August 27 to 30 in Tampa, Florida, and that means the area's 40 strip clubs are scrambling to get ready. Strip club owners say that during the 2009 Super Bowl in Tampa, they doubled and tripled the number of dancers. What will happen for this GOP-palooza? Well, you'll be happy to hear the Sarah Palin-lookalike stripper is booked. Another club has set up an online chatroom called the Club Cam where deep-pocketed Republicans can chat with strippers — for $4-a-minute, plus a $19.99 monthly membership — before their plane even lands in Tampa. Hey, what recession?! [TampaBayOnline] [Photo: Getty]


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A few weeks ago I was flipping through the 94 movie channels I get and one of them was showing STAKEOUT with Richard Dreyfus from like the late 80s. As a fan Of Dreyfus, I understandably love that movie. However, what I really watch it for is Madeleine Stowe's shower scene in that movie. I've got to watch it just long enough for that scene and her perfect ass. Likewise for movies like UNLAWFUL ENTRY and whatnot where she gets similarly gets her kit off in spectacular fashion.
Somewhere around the mid 90s, Madeleine seemed to disappear from my radar and didn't seem to be doing anything anymore. I figured she probably had a kid or something and retired. Then, just the other day, I'm flipping through the channels again and I see her on this ABC show Revenge. I immediately do a double take, checking air dates and everything, because 20 years seems to have passed without much of an impact at all. She still looks amazing and it doesn't look like she's had to resort to the knife or injections to accomplish that either. As an early crush of mine, it's quite heartening to see her transition from 80s hottie to 2011 cougar with so little lost in the process. I just hope her legendary caboose is similarly well preserved.


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Mary: Same as always. Family.
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Many Supernatural devotees will tell you that the show isn't just about "saving people, hunting things", but rather the power of family. From the first episode onward, the show has introduced and explored many different kinds of familial bonds, from the unconditional love between the two Winchester brothers to the deeply dysfunctional relationship between God (Rob Benedict) and the ultimate prodigal son, Lucifer.


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To me, there is nothing more exciting than flying to new locations around the globe and finding the best places to capture photos. I have been very fortunate to be able to fly all over the world and see many different locales and their resident cultures, and I find that each location offers a different opportunity for photograph mining. I say mining, because just like a miner who has to search through lots of rock to find the cherished stone, we search among the distractions, the mundane or overshot locations, for that perfect photo.
Above photo: Bristol Bridge
Before I land in a strange land, I usually research the Internet to see what other people have photographed. I want to find the interesting locations and then try and photograph them differently from everyone else. I almost always travel with a Canon 5D Mark III, and 16-35mm, 24-70mm, 70-200mm, and sometimes even a 100-400mm lens.
I was staying in Bristol, England, for one night, and wanted to see if I could find a unique photo of this city. When I researched Bristol, I only saw a couple of subjects I thought would photograph well at night. The most compelling was this large suspension bridge, spanning an open valley. I hopped into a taxi and drove for quite a while, looking for a good location from which to shoot this bridge. After driving for 20 minutes, I was not happy with any of the views of the bridge, so I asked the taxi driver to take me back to the hotel.
But as luck would have it, while heading back, we were driving on the freeway and I found a great view of the bridge and the valley. Yep, right there on the freeway overpass. Since there was no traffic, the driver was able to drop me off right there, on a walking strip along the main road. The only problem was too much light. I wanted to wait for the sky to go dark and the bridge lights to be turned on. I waited for hours for the ideal evening light and captured this image. It was a unique location, and shows the bridge in a way that differs from any photo I saw on the Internet. My next challenge was making the long walk back from the freeway overpass, in the dead of night, to an area of the city where I could find another taxi.
Paris Vacation
I recommend that photographers go beyond the "typical travel photo" that everyone else has taken. Sure, we can take that same photo from the same location to have in our collection, but I then recommend finding your own unique way to show it. While in Paris, I saw countless people taking photos of the Eiffel Tower from underneath the structure, and the grassy areas on either side. I took plenty of photos of the Eiffel Tower from these locations too, but I didn't want to settle on the same photos thousands of other people have taken.
I started looking for vantage points that gave me a unique view. I came across this cracked pane of glass and really liked the patterns that had formed. I went behind the glass and took this photo, showing the Eiffel Tower in a totally different way. I took this photo many different ways, with the tower in focus and the glass diffused, as well as the way you see it here. This is why I love shooting with digital cameras―we can experiment and try photos with little risk or cost.
Golden Gate Bridge
Moscow, Russia
Be creative. Try having some fun with your camera to see if you can turn an ordinary photo into an extraordinary photo. In this photo of the Golden Gate Bridge, I set the camera for a 15-second exposure, and then slowly rolled the zoom out on my Canon 5D Mark III during the exposure, to create this light-streaking effect. When shooting these long exposures, I will often try different exposure times and will try to roll the zoom both in and out from the subject. You never know what cool effects you might get. I did the same thing in Red Square, to try and show this common scene in an uncommon way. For this photo, I set the camera for a four-second exposure, hit the shutter release while counting to two, and then zoomed out from the building for the last two seconds.
Birds Nest
Olympic Flame
Sardinia WRC
New York Break Dancing
Sometimes I travel to exotic locations to photograph events, and other times I end up in a remote location and find interesting events. I've been fortunate enough to travel to the Winter Games, automobile races, the America's Cup, and large celebrations. Big events always provide a ton of photographic opportunities, but there are other times when I'm in a new city and stumble across interesting events. I was walking through the streets of New York when I heard music coming from a nearby alleyway. I wandered in and found this amazing scene. Be ready to take photos at any time, and make the most of your time in a new place.
Alghero Aerial
Most of us take photos with our feet planted firmly on the ground, meaning that most photos are taken from ground level. Sure, I've taken photos lying on the ground, and also from a high mountain top. But now, with the advent of drones, like the DJI Phantom 2 Vision+, you can take photos from hundreds of feet above your subject. Once you try this, you will be addicted. It's so liberating to be able to shoot photos from a location that was virtually impossible two years ago. I took this photo over Alghero, which is a small town on the island of Sardinia. I packed the DJI Phantom II in an HPRC travel case, knowing it had to get halfway around the world with me. Even though the case could hold all 3 batteries, I chose to carry those onboard along with my Canon 1DX and lens, since the airlines were not keen on having these types of batteries transported in the belly of the plane.
I was a little nervous about the customs officials and the rules of carrying drones into a foreign country. But, after 20 hours of flying, and transferring planes three times, the case arrived and nobody ever stopped me to inspect anything. I grabbed my gear and walked out of the small airport. Then the fun began, as I shot photos and videos from hundreds or thousands of feet from where I stood.
For this photo, I was walking through town when I saw a postcard of Alghero from the air, and I thought to myself, "I can do that!" With the help of the Phantom Vision 2+, I was able to send the quadcopter out over the ocean and capture a similar photo for myself. The biggest challenge was trying to answer all the questions from the Italians, who were completely blown away by this new technology.
San Francisco Bay Sailing
Fit great photos into your schedule. Not everybody can plan their day around their photography, so it's important to try and find great photo opportunities whenever you can. I was on a boat with friends when I saw this cool scene, so look closely around you, and you will find a treasure trove of photographic jewels.
In case you haven't noticed, I love travel photography. Some people like to visit a foreign place and bring home a t-shirt or other memento. I like to come home with at least one amazing photo from each location. That is how I complete my journey!
About Jeff Cable:
Jeff Cable started his professional photography career in the San Francisco Bay area, photographing Bar and Bat Mitzvahs. Since then, he has earned respect around the globe, and is best known for capturing photos for the US Olympic Committee. He has photographed the last four Olympic games, including the 2008 Summer Olympic Games in Beijing, the 2010 Winter Olympic Games in Vancouver, the 2012 Summer Olympics in London, and the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia. Cable is a contributing photographer for ZUMA Press, the largest independent picture agency. He teaches photography to other professionals around the world, in locations such as Australia, China, Europe, and across the United States.
hi jeff, i love your pictures. i will be traveling to san francisco in october. hoping to take the train from the mid west. hoping for fall folage. my sister is having back surgery. we will be staying at a hotel in nob hill. hoping to get some of the local color in that neighborhood. thanks for your inspiration and eye.
Delighted to see your work here at B&H ( and anywhere I can view). I particularly enjoyed the image of the Eiffel Tower shot through the pane of crazed glass! My own favorite photo of this the Eiffel Tower was made accidentally while at hotel we were staying at about a block and a quarter from the reknown landmark. We had stumbled upon an unlocked top floor event room with great views out over the city and I decided to try get a few shots of the rooftops of Paris. It wasn't until I got home to Sacramento that I realized that one of the shots through the windows had a striking reflection in the sky from another window - a spectral tower in the sky over the rooftops. Alwlays a treat to see more of your outstanding work.
Jim Callaghan
These are extraordinary pictures. I wish that I could create images like those.
How do you take long exposures without any light sources getting blown out? I love shooting at night, but if you expose for the background(or the lights) then everything else is off. Do you HDR any of your photos or is there zero post-processing involved?
Alan - I know what you are talking about. I usually shoot my night shots and use exposure compensation (when in AV mode) to darken the image to protect the highlights. Many times I will shoot at -1 stop. This will create a darker image, but then I can brighten select areas later in Photoshop. I hope that helps. - Jeff
Hi I enjoyed viewing your photos. Can I ask what did you use (lens, aperture...) in taking the Bristol bridge. All your photos are excellent. I have a canon 500d, what can u recommend to get a good shot. Thanks
Jeff, thank you for the wonderful photos and excellent tips. I am a CPA by profession but enjoy photography a lot. My photography website is www.galleryofdcm.com
Best regards,
Dan Moreno
Hi Jeff, all I can say is WOW!!!!. Your pictures are awesome. I recently got back into photography a little over a year ago. Purchased a nice Sony A77 with different lens. Do you current offer any on line tips or training? Since I returned to the photography world, I'm learning to shoot in manual mode. Any suggestions or tips?
Dear Jeff.
I really enjoyed your photos. Amazing pictures! Amazing views!
It is nice to know you have been taking pictures for the Olympic Committee. I live in Brazil and I work to the Organizing Committee for Rio 2016 Olympic Games.
I hope to see your pictures from Rio.
Incredible images and thanks for sharing your ideas, tips and suggestions. Makes me want to try all of your ideas. I love the night shots and I've been practicing my own night shots. It's just so much fun to try different techniques so I appreciate you sharing yours.
It is always wonderful to read Jeff's blog. We are very fortunate that he is willing to share how he shares. We can earn so much from viwing his work and read how he came upon it. That one photo in NY from 5ptz, sad to see it gone. I hope they develo another area where artists can display their incredible talent. B & H does so much for photographers, an incredibl place to shop and earn.
Thank you for the above article. I enjoyed reading it and have learned quite some pointers. I am not a professional photographer but I have been enjoying taking pictures of anything particularly scenery in my spare time from my job. I love the creative effects you did on the Eiffel Tower, the lights on the Golden Gate Bridge and in Moscow. I'm going to try this. Have you been to the Philippines?
Jeff- Awesome shots, great creativity. I am headed to Barcelona in a few weeks for the first time- ever been there ?, and if so, any tips for something different to shoot there ?
Jeff, thank you for your great article and beautiful and creative photographs! You truly have a talent and great eye. I am an aspiring photographer, and I hope to someday capture with ease, beautiful pictures as you do. You're long exposure and rolling out the zoom is ingenius. I will definitely try that next time I'm out doing night photography.
Have you photographed Bixby Bridge or the rock at Morro Bay? I plan on traveling soon to those areas and was wondering if you how you would photograph these two subjects.
Thank you.
Just a curious question: When you're shooting in a foreign location and there are people in the shot, do you go around and get photo releases from everyone? Many resolurces have a variety of differing opinions on the subject, perhaps you can give your points of view.
Changing subjects - Your work is captivating. I admire REAL professional work. Thank you for sharing this article.
Good question! I was wondering the same thing. I always feel that people get defensive when you take their picture!
I'm going to tell you something you already know—you are better than good—you are world class all the way. Thanks so much for these traval tips and for sharing your tecniques.
I love your photos. We will be traveling to san fran next month. Any tips on how to photograph the bridge?
I like photographing the Golden Gate Bridge from the fort on the SF side or from either the bottom of the Marin side or the high elevation at the Marin Headlands. You will love it.
Getting to the Marin Headlands can seem slightly tricky (but the Headlands do represent the best locations for dramatic bridge shots). Assuming you're driving, go over the Golden Gate Bridge from SF. Go past the overlook parking lot and take a right on Alexander Ave. After about a few hundred yards you'll see a sign for San Francisco on the left. Take that, so in effect you've gone under the bridge and are on your way back to SF. On your right you'll see a steep turn on the right--it's signed "Marin Headlands". Take that and drive as far as you want. There are many places to stop and park and view the bridge. Early morning and just before sunset, no surprise, are the best times.


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Remember those old maps in the backs of the Bible? The ones that always fell out after a few years of use? The ones that traced the path of the Israelites or Paul's journeys? OpenBible.info has developed a very cool online tool aligning GoogleEarth with the Bible. Thanks to the intricacies of Google and geocoding, you can now go online and find the modern day locations for ancient sites and cities mentioned in the Old and New Testaments. You can even drill down and see aerial shots of many places such as the Garden of Gethsemane. Some areas are at a decent resolution, meaning you can drill down and see roads and even houses in many of these areas. Maybe we're just map geeks but to us this really helps bring the Bible to life.
Check out this link and see graphical illustrations of where the action was taking place during various periods of biblical history. Or go book by book. Here's a link to the Mt. of Olives.
This is a terrific tool to add perspective when studying the routes Jesus, Moses, Paul, Jonah, and others took in their journeys. Bookmark this one. We'll be here awhile.
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Valentine is being arrested for robbery, terroristic threats, and threatening to use explosives; all of which are felonies.


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Handbook Table of Contents | Constitution | Faculty Policies | Degree Policies
The criteria for recommendations on appointment and tenure decisions can only be stated in general terms. This is a reflection of the nature of the decision-making process and of the changing character of the University. It is essential, however, that the recommendations be informed by an orderly and fair process of evaluation in which the appropriate faculty members, the department heads, the College committees, and the Dean participate, acting as objectively as possible on the available information and exercising their best judgment.
Recommendations for initial appointment, reappointment, promotion, and the granting of tenure are to be based on an estimate of the contributions - actual or potential, depending on the nature of the decision - of the candidate to the academic excellence of the University and the College. In general, a recommendation for an affirmative decision will be made if
As stated in (a) above, there are two basic areas in which a candidate's quality of performance is to be evaluated: Teaching and Other Educational Activities, and Research and Other Scholarly Activities (cf. UP Criteria: Criteria). Thorough consideration is to be given to the candidate's qualifications in each of these areas. With infrequent exception it is expected that, to justify a recommendation for an affirmative decision, a candidate must be excellent, having regard to his or her current stage of development, in both teaching and other educational activities, and in research and other scholarly activities.
It is understood, however, that people may follow varied paths in pursuing their careers. Outstanding contributions in the field of education, or distinguished scholarly activities, may be more compelling arguments for appointment or retention than extensive achievements in research, and may provide a primary justification for a recommendation for an affirmative decision.
It is expected that each evaluation for reappointment, promotion, or the granting of tenure will be based on evidence of solid growth beyond the point reached at the preceding decision. The provisions of the University Policy (UP Criteria: Application of criteria) describe in some detail the level of achievement required for various appointment and tenure decisions.
Teaching is an essential component of the University's work. As characterized by the University Policy,
Teaching, a principal function of the faculty, is direct educational involvement with students inside or outside the classroom, laboratory, or studio, and includes such activities as classroom, laboratory, or studio instruction, seminars, independent study supervision, and supervision of graduate and postdoctoral research. It also includes the advising and mentoring of undergraduate and graduate students. (UP Criteria: Criteria, A. Teaching and Other Educational Activities)
The University Policy describes Other educational Activities as including
development of new or reformed courses, curricula, degree programs, and training programs; educational publications, textbooks, and other instructional materials; and technical and critical popularization. (UP Criteria: ibid.)
The College has a responsibility to the students and to the University to ensure that there is serious, detailed, and effective discussion of the teaching performance and qualifications of every candidate for an appointment or tenure decision.
The evaluation of teaching and of quality in other educational activities thus includes the consideration of such factors as:
As stated in the University Policy,
Competence in teaching should be documented by means including colleague evaluations and meaningful student evaluations obtained through surveys and solicited and unsolicited written opinions. (UP Criteria: ibid.)
When eliciting student opinions, a serious effort should be made to avoid bias and to obtain responses from mature students, past and present, reflecting some retrospection.
It is recognized that documenting the quality of teaching at other institutions, in the case of a candidate for initial appointment who has previous teaching experience in higher education, is considerably more difficult than documenting research or other activities; recognition of this fact should not excuse those responsible for assembling the information from making a thorough effort to collect evidence on this point. In the case of a candidate for initial appointment who has no formal teaching experience, a judgment on the promise of teaching quality must be made as carefully as possible from all available information.
The Mellon College of Science expects that its faculty members will make independent contributions to research and to scholarly work in their fields. There should be concrete evidence of the ability to initiate and to carry through to completion research whose worth is recognized by others in the field. It is indeed expected that a candidate for an appointment or tenure decision will have achieved a national or international professional reputation commensurate with the rank of the appointment.
The University Policy states that, with regard to Research, Scholarly, or Artistic Activities (omitting items not relevant to the Mellon College of Science),
Competence in the activities of this category should be documented by the record of accomplishment, including publications and inventions; the record of recognition, including awards, prizes, honors from professional societies, and critical reviews of publications and research proposals; and the considered opinions of outstanding experts in the candidate's field, both inside and outside the University. (UP Criteria: Criteria, B. Research, Scholarly, or Artistic Activities)
When judging an individual's contributions to research, it is essential to take into account the diverse organizational formats in which research is carried out in different fields, especially when evaluating participation in a collaborative research effort, whether occasional or institutionalized.
In accordance with the University Policy (UP Criteria: ibid.), the considered opinions of outside experts carry increasing weight as the level of the decision rises. The College shall require outside opinions for all appointment and tenure decisions except for the following: reappointment at the rank of Instructor; promotion from the rank of Instructor to the rank of Assistant Professor; reappointment at the rank of Assistant Professor. Outside opinions may, however, be requested even in such a case if the department or the Dean or a College committee judges that they might contribute significant information.
The following provisions recite, with application to the Mellon College of Science, corresponding provisions of the University Policy (UP Criteria, C. Other considerations).
Candidates for appointment and tenure decisions may also carry out professional activities that should be considered: e.g., professional practice, consulting, public service, service in professional and technical societies, and editorial work on professional journals and other publications. Insofar as such activities either contribute to, or are an extension of, either of the two categories of activities described earlier in this section, they should be considered when evaluating qualifications under each of these two categories.
It is expected that every faculty member will contribute, by means of his or her expertise and the commitment of reasonable time and effort, to the functioning and welfare of the University community, and of the College and his or her department in particular, through such activities as chairing or serving on committees and councils, providing professional supervision of educational, research, and other scholarly University resources, etc. Quality of contributions in this area of Service is to be considered (as well as substantial failure to attend to it), in addition to the main two categories of activities described above.
Between 1 January and 1 July of every calendar year, the Dean communicates to each department head the list of all faculty members in the respective department
The reappointment or promotion decisions, in Case (a), and the tenure decisions, in Case (b), that are required by the University Policy (UP Term and Timing) are termed mandatory decisions, and every mandatory decision process is regarded as automatically initiated on 1 July of the year in question.
All reappointment, promotion, and tenure decisions (other than tenure decisions accompanying initial appointment decisions) that are not mandatory under the preceding definition are termed optional decisions. These include early decisions for faculty members without indefinite tenure and decisions on promotion to the rank of Professor.
Every optional decision process is initiated either by a decision of the department head with the agreement of the candidate, or (except for reappointment decisions) at the written request of the faculty member, submitted to the department head. Optional decisions are subject to the pertinent provisions of the University Policy (UP Term and Timing: Early decisions). In order for an optional promotion or tenure decision to be assured of consideration in time to become effective on 1 July of a given calendar year, it should be initiated on or before 1 September of the preceding calendar year.
Every initial appointment decision process (including, if appropriate, an accompanying tenure decision process) is formally initiated by a decision of the department head. This decision to initiate the process must be preceded by steps, undertaken with the permission of the Dean and conducted in accordance with statutory provisions and University personnel regulations, to obtain applications and nominations (by means including posting and advertising) and to examine them; the decision to initiate the process should also be based on consultations with departmental faculty, including, if appropriate, recommendations of departmental committees. An initial appointment decision process may be initiated at any time; the determination of the effective date of the resulting appointment will, however, depend on timing the initiation so as to permit the process to be carried to completion in an orderly manner.
The department head obtains and assembles the documentation required for the departmental deliberation on each appointment and tenure decision, consulting with the candidate regarding those matters that are wholly or in part the candidate's responsibility. The required documentation is outlined in the appended Checklist, which is an integral part of this Policy; the department head or the candidate may, however, supply documentation not included in the Checklist when it is judged to be relevant to the case. The candidate must be invited to suggest (but may not impose) names of people who should be asked to provide a considered opinion, in addition to those chosen by the department head after consultation with departmental faculty.
The departmental recommendation on a proposed appointment or tenure decision shall be determined on the basis of a discussion and a vote at a meeting, or meetings, of specified faculty members in the department, according to the following rules.
At the meeting or meetings to determine the departmental recommendation on an appointment or tenure decision, the department head or a faculty member with indefinite tenure designated by the department head presides, whether he or she is, under these rules, entitled to vote or not.
In the following table, the specification of the nature of the decision in question is followed by the specification of those faculty members in the department who are entitled to vote on the recommendation.
|Faculty members entitled to vote
|Initial appointment or reappointment at the rank of Instructor; or initial appointment at, or promotion to, the rank of Assistant Professor.
|All Assistant Professors, Associate Professors, and Professors.
|Reappointment at the rank of Assistant Professor; or initial appointment or reappointment at, or promotion to, the rank of Associate Professor.
|All Associate Professors and Professors.
|Granting of tenure at the rank of Associate Professor (this vote to be preceded by the appropriate one referred to in the preceding paragraph if the granting of tenure is to accompany an initial appointment at, or a promotion to, the rank of Associate Professor).
|All faculty members with indefinite tenure.
|Initial appointment at, or promotion to, the rank of Professor; or granting of tenure to a Professor appointed without indefinite tenure.
|All Professors (excluding those without indefinite tenure).
Transfer appointments and the conversion of appointments in other units into joint appointments shall be treated, for the sole purpose of this table, as initial appointments.
In addition to all the faculty members entitled to vote on a recommendation, the following are entitled to participate in the deliberation preceding the vote, and therefore also to have access to all the documentation of the case: Professors and Associate Professors Emeriti and Emeritae who would be entitled to vote except for the circumstance of their retirement; and members of the research faculty and lecturer track appointees, according as regular faculty members of equivalent rank and without indefinite tenure would be entitled to vote. Other regular, research, or lecturer track faculty members (in the department or not) not entitled to vote may be invited to participate in some or every part of the deliberation by decision of those entitled to vote. The participation of faculty members not in the department may be particularly appropriate for the evaluation of interdisciplinary contributions by the candidate.
The discussion leading to a departmental recommendation regarding an appointment or tenure decision is to be governed by the criteria formulated in the University Policy (UP Criteria) and in the section of this Policy entitled "Criteria", and by no other considerations.
The discussion is to be based primarily on the documentation provided by the department head. Any faculty member, student, or other member of the University community may, however, communicate relevant information and/or his or her opinion to the department in writing. The participants in the discussion may also instruct the department head to request or secure additional opinions or factual information before concluding the deliberation. All materials obtained in any of these ways become part of the documentation of the case.
At the conclusion of the departmental deliberation, those participants entitled to do so proceed to vote:
If they regard it as appropriate, they may also vote on the inclusion of any specific relevant points in the recommendation.
The manner of voting is subject to the following conditions:
In all other respects, the manner of voting is governed by a standing departmental policy or, if there is none, by agreement of the participants entitled to vote.
The participants entitled to vote may also instruct the department head on the manner in which the result of the vote is to be reported.
With the exception of the case of a deliberation and vote on an initial appointment decision that does not produce a departmental recommendation for an affirmative decision, a report on the departmental deliberation and vote, and on the resulting recommendation, is prepared by the department head and signed by every participant entitled to vote. Faculty members entitled to vote on the recommendation who were absent will have the reasons for their absence recorded in the report.
The signatures must be preceded by the following statement:
The undersigned faculty members participated in the deliberation on the departmental recommendation regarding the [appointment/reappointment/promotion/tenure] decision concerning N, and certify that the report of the department head truly reflects the decision made at the departmental meeting. These signatures do not indicate approval or disapproval of the recommendation.
Individual faculty members, including those unable, or not entitled, to participate in the deliberation, are of course free to communicate their opinions in writing, either as part of the departmental documentation or directly to the Dean.
The department head may add to the report a separate recommendation; such a separate recommendation must, however, be communicated for information to all those entitled to participate in the deliberation.
If the deliberation and vote regarding an initial appointment decision do not produce a departmental recommendation for an affirmative decision, the process is thereby terminated. The department head informs the Dean in writing of this outcome, and the file, containing the complete documentation and a record of the termination, is closed.
In every other case, the department head's report containing the departmental recommendation and the required signatures, is communicated to the Dean together with the complete documentation.
Every year the Dean specifies a date, no later than 30 September, on or before which the departmental recommendations on all mandatory decisions must be communicated to the Dean. Departmental recommendations on optional decisions as well as on initial appointment decisions should be communicated on or before the same date or, if this is not feasible, on or before another date specified by the Dean.
The obligation to notify a faculty member of the departmental recommendation on an appointment or tenure decision, as well as to provide, at his or her request, a statement of reasons for the recommendation, is mandated and governed by the University Policy (UP Procedure: College and School Policies, B. Procedure).
In accordance with the provisions of the University Policy (UP Procedures: General rules, and College and School Policies, B. Procedure), there are two levels of thoroughness of the procedures for dealing with departmental recommendations on appointment and tenure decisions. A summary procedure is prescribed for: initial appointment and reappointment at the rank of Instructor; initial appointment at, and promotion to, the rank of Assistant Professor; and transfer appointment, without promotion, of a faculty member already appointed with indefinite tenure. A comprehensive procedure is prescribed for all other cases, viz.: reappointment at the rank of Assistant Professor; initial appointment and reappointment at, and promotion to, the rank of Associate Professor; initial appointment at, and promotion to, the rank of Professor; and all tenure decisions.
If a summary procedure is prescribed, the departmental recommendation is considered by the Dean, who may request, at his or her discretion, additional information and/or opinions, including the opinions of departmental or College committees, before formulating his or her own recommendation as provided for below.
If a comprehensive procedure is prescribed, the Dean submits the departmental recommendation together with all the accompanying documentation to the appropriate Ad-Hoc Committee and, together with that Committee's report and recommendation, to the Review Committee, before formulating his or her own recommendation, according to the following rules.
On or before 1 September of every year, the Dean appoints two Ad-Hoc Committees on Faculty Appointments (called Ad-Hoc Committees for short), viz., the Ad-Hoc Committee on Appointments Without Indefinite Tenure and the Ad-Hoc Committee on Appointments With Indefinite Tenure (called the Ad-Hoc Non-Tenure Committee and the Ad-Hoc Tenure Committee for short, respectively). The members of these Committees serve until the successor Ad-Hoc Committees have been appointed. Occasional or permanent vacancies are filled by the Dean in such a way as to preserve the prescribed composition of the Ad-Hoc Committees.
Each Ad-Hoc Committee consists of between five and eight members, all of whom are faculty members in the University, with at least one faculty member from each of the departments of the Mellon College of Science. The appointments should be made with a view to including some member or members within the general area of activity of each candidate whose case is to be examined; in exceptional cases this may require the appointment of an additional member. The inclusion of a faculty member not in the Mellon College of Science may be appropriate for the evaluation of interdisciplinary contributions by a given candidate, and requests for inclusion of faculty members from outside the college may be initiated by a department head or by the Dean. A department head should not be appointed a member of an Ad-Hoc Committee, unless no other qualified faculty member is available from that department. The Dean designates one member of each Ad-Hoc Committee to chair it.
The members of the Ad-Hoc Tenure Committee must all be faculty members with indefinite tenure. The members of the Ad-Hoc Non-Tenure Committee must be faculty members with the rank of Associate Professor or Professor, and should include at least two Associate Professors without indefinite tenure, if available.
The Ad-Hoc Non-Tenure Committee makes recommendations on reappointment at the rank of Assistant Professor and on initial appointment and reappointment at, and promotion to, the rank of Associate Professor when made without indefinite tenure.
The Ad-Hoc Tenure Committee makes recommendations on all tenure decisions; on initial appointment at, and promotion to, the rank of Associate Professor when made with indefinite tenure; and on initial appointment at, and promotion to, the rank of Professor (including the exceptional case of initial appointment at that rank without indefinite tenure).
When the departmental recommendation is to make an initial appointment at, or promotion to, the rank of Associate Professor with indefinite tenure, the Ad-Hoc Tenure Committee makes the recommendation, but may instead recommend (taking the place of the Ad-Hoc Non-Tenure Committee) that the proposed initial appointment or promotion be made, but without indefinite tenure, if such an appointment is permitted under the provisions of the University Policy.
Each Ad-Hoc Committee reviews thoroughly each of the cases submitted to it by the Dean and prepares a written report and recommendation, being as specific as possible in stating reasons for the recommendation and reflecting any significant diversity of opinion in the Committee. The recommendation shall be based on the materials in and accompanying the departmental recommendation, as well as on any additional information and/or opinions obtained by the Committee (it being the responsibility of the Committee chair to request and secure such additional material). The report supporting the Committee's recommendation shall address the qualifications of the candidate within the criteria formulated in the University Policy (UP Criteria) and in the section of this Policy entitled "Criteria". It is not the role of the Ad-Hoc Committee to effect new policy or planning decisions through its report.
Each Ad-Hoc Committee adopts its own rules and procedures for carrying out its evaluations and for deciding on recommendations. The Committee's report and recommendation on each case is signed by all members of the Committee and submitted, together with all the documentation, to the Dean.
The Mellon College of Science Review Committee on Faculty Appointments (called the Review Committee for short) consists of the Dean, who presides; each Associate Dean who is a faculty member with indefinite tenure; the College's department heads; the Chair of the Faculty Organization of the Mellon College of Science, or the Chair-Elect if the Chair is unable to attend; and two senior faculty members appointed by the Dean on or before 1 September of each year, and from time to time if vacancies occur.
The Dean presents to the Review Committee each case subject to a comprehensive procedure, together with the report and recommendation of the Ad-Hoc Committee and all the documentation. The Review Committee discusses the case and votes on a recommendation to the Dean.
The manner of voting is determined by the Review Committee, subject to the following conditions:
In the absence of a contrary determination, the vote is by show of hands, with abstentions permitted.
The Review Committee may also instruct the Dean on the manner in which the vote is to be reported; in the absence of such an instruction, this decision is left to the discretion of the Dean.
The Dean acts on every departmental recommendation regarding an appointment or tenure decision by formulating his or her own independent recommendation; if the decision is subject to a comprehensive procedure, this recommendation is formulated after the action by the Review Committee.
The Dean's recommendation, his or her report on the action of the Review Committee, the report and recommendation of the Ad-Hoc Committee (the latter two in the case of a comprehensive procedure), the departmental recommendation, and all the documentation, together constitute the College recommendation on each case, which is transmitted by the Dean to the Provost for the implementation of the provisions of the University Policy (UP Procedures: General rules, and University Committees).
The Dean informs the department head and the members of the Ad-Hoc Committee and the Review Committee (if applicable), in confidence, of the recommendation made on each case.
The obligation to notify a faculty member of the College recommendation on an appointment or tenure decision, as well as to provide, at his or her request, a statement of reasons for the recommendation, is mandated and governed by the University Policy (UP Procedure: College and School Policies, B. Procedure).
It is the responsibility of each department head, under the general supervision of the Dean, to implement the mandate of the University Policy that
every faculty member of a rank other than that of Professor is annually given reasonably reliable and detailed information on his or her performance in relation to the department's and the College's goals and resources, and with a view to the prospect of a reappointment, promotion, or tenure decision, as appropriate in each case. (UP Procedure: College and School Policies, B. Procedure)
Except for such access to, and disclosure of, information as is mandated or explicitly permitted by the University Policy or by this Policy, all information concerning documentation, deliberation, and votes regarding appointment and tenure decisions is to be held by all participants and administrators in strict confidence to the extent permitted by law.


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Brazilians Hate Mick Jagger Now
Mick Jagger is "the angel of doom."
Those are the words Brazilians are using to describe the singer of The Rolling Stones. One Brazilian TV station called Jagger "the biggest jinx in history."
Why are Brazilians so mad?
Brazil's soccer team was destroyed 7-1 by Germany. Jagger was there.
But, Jagger's soccer fandom is cursed.
It all began back in 2010. At the 2010 World Cup in South Africa, Jagger was present to watch his native England lose to Germany (to be fair, Germany is good). Then, he sat with Bill Clinton as the United States lost to Ghana. In the next round of that tournament, he was seen wearing a Brazil shirt while the Brazilians fell to the Netherlands.
Before the start of this year's World Cup, Jagger gave his public support for his homeland once again. But, England was quickly bounced from the tournament. At a Lisbon, Portugal Rolling Stones concert, he told the crowd that Portugal would win the World Cup. Portugal did not make it to the second round. Then, at another Rolling Stones show, in Italy, Jagger claimed that Italy would beat Uruguay in their upcoming game. Italy lost.
Jagger attempted to appear neutral at the Brazil vs. Germany game. But, he was with his Brazilian 15-year-old son Lucas.
Brazilian fans brought cut-outs of Jagger wearing a Germany shirt. But, that did not reverse the curse.// ]]>


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Former NSW planning minister
In a brief statement yesterday, Mr Kelly said it had been a great privilege to serve as an MP in the state's upper house. But the 62-year-old noted it "hasn't always been easy" spending time away from his family in Wellington, near Dubbo, in the state's central west.
"After serving the public for 45 years, the last 14 as a member of the Legislative Council, I have decided to resign from the parliament to make way for the next generation of Country Labor representatives," the brief statement said.
Mr Kelly held a host of portfolios during his time in parliament, including planning, police and primary industries.
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Mr Kelly was shadow minister for roads and ports, resources and primary industries, and tourism, major events, hospitality and racing.
Mr Robertson thanked Mr Kelly for his years of service as an MP and minister.
"I understand Mr Kelly wishes to spend more time at his home in Wellington with his wife and family," he said in a statement.
"I wish Mr Kelly and his family all the best for the future."
The government seized on the latest Labor resignation, saying it showed a lack of confidence in Mr Robertson's leadership.
"He's quit just two months into an eight-year term," Special Minister of State Chris Hartcher said. "This is an extraordinary vote of no confidence in John Robertson from a Labor veteran with vast experience."
The NSW Labor Party will now choose Mr Kelly's replacement in the upper house. His term is not due to expire until 2019.
The resignation follows those of former Labor ministers
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