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'Law and Order: Special Victims Unit' star to speak at EMU commencement
YPSILANTI — Eastern Michigan University alum and star of the television show "Law and Order: Special Victims Unit," Dann Florek will be the keynote speaker for commencement Dec. 14, 2 p.m., at the Convocation Center.
Approximately 1,600 students will be eligible to participate in Eastern Michigan University's winter commencement ceremony. Approximately 1,100 undergraduates and 519 graduate students (including nine doctoral candidates) are eligible to participate.
Doors open at 12:45 p.m. Tickets are limited to graduates and their families and friends.
Dr. Susan W. Martin, EMU's new president, will preside over her first commencement ceremony.
Serving as grand marshal for the ceremony will be Russ Larson, professor of English language and literature. Faculty marshals are Deanna Mihaly, world languages, and Jon Margerum-Leys, teacher education.
The EMU Symphonic Band, conducted by John Zastoupil, will provide music. The Army ROTC will provide the Color Guard.
Florek is a professional actor, director and current television star of "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit." Trained at EMU and Julliard, he has worked steadily as an actor for 15 years in theatre, movies and television before garnering attention on the popular television series "L.A. Law" and "Law & Order."
He has portrayed Captain Donald Cragen in both "Law & Order" (1990-93) and in "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" (1999 to present). An active member of the Directors Guild of America, Florek also has directed several episodes of the hit show. Florek has been with "Law & Order," one of the longest running dramatic series in television history, for 17 years.
In addition to his success with "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit," Florek has appeared in several feature films, including Paul Mazursky's "Moon Over Parador," Alan Alda's "Sweet Liberty," Alan Parker's "Angel Heart," as well as "The Flintstones," "Hard Rain" and "Beautiful Joe." He also appeared in HBO's "The Pentagon Wars" and the Emmy Award-winning "From the Earth to the Moon."
Eastern Michigan University is a public, comprehensive university that offers programs in the arts, sciences and professions. EMU prepares students with the intellectual skills and practical experiences to succeed in their career and lives, and to be better citizens.
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To protect the health of the pregnant woman will help her urine
New non-invasive method of diagnosis, allowing early to predict a dangerous pathology in pregnancy, was developed by Russian scientists from the Moscow physical technical Institute, Scientific center for obstetrics and the number of RAS institutes. In order to as soon as possible to fix the problem, was the need to analyze urine samples for the presence of certain markers.
Pathology, to deal more effectively with which is designed to help describes the methodology that is called "preeclampsia" and today to diagnose it, as a rule, possible only in the later stages of development. Preeclampsia is manifested in the fact that women sharply increasing blood pressure, is the destruction of blood cells , and in the last months of pregnancy there is a dysfunction of the liver and kidneys.
Such complication of pregnancy is quite common and thus dangerous to women's health. The reasons for the development of pathology is unknown, which further complicates the fight against it. As a result, experts often very difficult to choose a course of therapy that would be effective and as safe as possible for both mother and child.
To date, the problem can be detected at high pressure and high concentration of proteins in the urine of women, however, this method does not allow to see the development of preeclampsia in the early stages.
Russian experts have identified 35 protein biomarkers of preeclampsia, which can be obtained by analysis of urine samples from women. These markers allow you to know how serious is preeclampsia, which will allow you to choose the most effective tactics to combat it. In the future, researchers hope based on the proposed technology will be developed by the clinical method which will give the opportunity to detect the development of preeclampsia in its earliest stages.
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The US markets and the global indices are at an all time high.. The reason? Investor euphoria due to the following:
1. The US economic data shows some improving signs of the economy – mainly in housing, employment and corporate earnings (mostly decent data but no one cares to question why the US GDP is not improving despite the "all round improvement" in the economy)
2. The Chinese economy has not shown any "real" weakness so far.. (for the doubting Thomases who question the China data, let me tell you – even the US data is suspect)
3. All the problems in the Eurozone have been resolved (laugh out loud here). The ECB which so far addressed the problems ONLY through its INACTION has finally acted – by cutting the interest rate. Is that not a confirmation that things are NOT rosy in the Zone? Who cares anyways? Now that the ECB (which stood pat all this time) has joined all the other Central Banks which are working overtime to print money & devalue their respective currencies (Fed, SNB, BoJ and possibly RBA and RBNZ), investors think they are on the path to glory..
4. The US dollar is up and Gold prices are down and this of late has been feeding more frenzy into the stocks (and people believe that the so called "money in the sidelines" is supposed to be flowing into the stocks non-stop for possibly the next twenty years or so)
5. After the Apple/iPhone led rally over the last few years, we now have the next technological invention – the Google Glass, ready for launch. It should bring the whole world to our door-steps and should solve all our problems including poverty in third world countries – as long as you don't complain about privacy violation and eye strains. Another good reason to buy all the stocks, not just Google at 900!!
Since all the problems in the world seem to have been resolved one way or the other in the last four months, and since all the Central Bankers are thinking alike and seem to be in cahoots, we should keep buying the stocks without worrying about anything.. Yes, let us take the markets to new highs everyday and make sure the S&P crosses the 3000 level in the next two months. Go bulls!
p.s: There were some rumors circulating on Friday (after the market close) that the Fed will be announcing a "withdrawal" of stimulus soon. The bears who create these rumors are really pathetic! Who cares about the Fed any more, as long as the ECB, SNB and BoJ are there to support us and lead the globe into hyper-inflation?


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Thursday, May 23, Wichita Area Technical College (WATC) was announced as a charter member of the Manufacturing Institute's M-List.
The M-List represents national institutions that have been recognized as "Manufacturers Endorsed." WATC is the only Kansas member of 39 institutions in 16 different states.
These institutions include technical colleges, community colleges, high schools and four-year colleges and universities that deliver high-quality manufacturing training programs.
WATC's manufacturing programs include welding, manual and CNC machining, automotive service and collision repair, electromechanical systems and robotics.
"We are excited about this announcement and promoting WATC's outstanding manufacturing programs," said Melanie Stover, Program Manager, The Manufacturing Institute.
The measure of quality is set by the manufacturing industry, in that schools on the M-List have technical programs that align to industry certifications in areas such as production, welding and machining.
The M-List is both a marker of excellence and a commitment to a cause. It was launched to recognize outstanding manufacturing education and training programs and to guide additional schools in developing rigorous and relevant technical education pathways.
The M-List benefits manufacturers, skilled workers, students and career changers looking to upgrade their skills and site selection agents looking for a region with a commitment to manufacturing skills.
According to the Manufacturing Institute:
- 82% of manufacturers report a moderate or serious shortage in skilled production workers.
- 75% of manufacturers say the skill shortage has negatively impacted their ability to expand.
- 600,000 jobs in manufacturing are unfilled today because employers can't find workers with the right skills.
There is a major gap to fill in manufacturing, so WATC's programs are supported by Industry Advocate Teams. Made up of individuals outside the education professions with extensive experience in their fields, these teams represent industry needs and provide advice for the direction of WATC's programs.
Industry Advocate Teams in manufacturing include: The Coleman Company, Inc., Haas Factory Outlet, Spirit AeroSystems, Chance Rides Manufacturing, Inc., Lampton Welding and more. For the complete list, click here.
WATC partners with the Workforce Alliance of South Central Kansas to provide training opportunities for unemployed individuals. Upon completion, many programs guarantee job interviews with local companies.
In April, WATC provided $1,000 scholarships to selected applicants through the Wichita Manufacturer's Association.
WATC offers more than 75 programs of study and has a 97 percent placement success rate. To become a student at the only Manufacturers Endorsed institution in Kansas, apply now.


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Cullum: 'Porgy' among favorite shows
Updated 11:08 am, Friday, March 8, 2013
When asked to pick a few of his favorite shows from 25 years of "Riverwalk Jazz," cornetist and bandleader Jim Cullum hesitated.
"There are so many of them. Fifty or 100 would wow me," Cullum said.
When pressed, he came up with a few that stand out for him.
"Anything we did with William Warfield was great, the King Oliver show, 'Show Boat,' 'Porgy and Bess.' The 'Porgy and Bess' we did for radio was better than the one we recorded for CBS Masterworks.
"The Jack Teagarden show we did was extremely good.
"The Carver shows we did with the music of the East Side, Boots and His Buddies, Don Albert, Troy Floyd stand out not just for the music but for the stories. The music was great, too. We had the big band that was very representative of what those bands did."
"Riverwalk Jazz" producer Margaret Pick also has some favorites.
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"Porgy and Bess" is a "really remarkable piece" of work, Pick said.
"The Pearl Stable shows with Catherine Russell and the video montage of her father, Luis Russell, were wonderful. The shows with Vernel Bagneris and Topsy Chapman stand out.
"The Mark Twain show ('Riverboats, Roustabouts & Red Hot Jazz') with Vernel Bagneris reading from Mark Twain's 'Life on the Mississippi' and the band playing Mississippi river tunes was a fun, different kind of show.
"I also love the tribute to Lester Young on his 100th birthday. Lester Young didn't do many interviews, but we found one he did with a French journalist and scripted it for Vernel."


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LAWRENCEVILLE, NJ—The 2013 Rider University fall athletic season begins August 23 with a Friday afternoon women's soccer game at Bucknell.
"This might be the shortest preseason we've had," said Rider head coach Drayson Hounsome, who led the 2012 Broncs to their highest winning percentage (.676) in program history.
Rider and Bucknell have never met in women's soccer. "We were looking for a good Patriot League team to play and they are a strong program," Hounsome said.
Rider is 21-8-4 at home over the last four years and plays the 2013 home opener Friday, August 30, a 5pm start on Ben Cohen Field against Bryant.
Rider defeated Bryant in the only other meeting in 2011."We played a good game up there a few years ago," Hounsome said.
After the Rider students return to campus the Broncs host Mount St. Mary's September 6 for a Friday afternoon game.
Rider beat The Mount 1-0 last year in Emmitsburg, Maryland. "We've had exciting games with them over the last few years," Hounsome said. 'It is becoming a nice rivalry."
Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference play begins September 21 when Rider hosts Siena for a Saturday afternoon game. Rider won in overtime at Siena last year. "It is good to have the first conference game at home," Hounsome said.
September features local trips to Temple and Garden State rivals Fairleigh Dickinson and NJIT. "There are so many good teams in the area there is no reason to travel that far," Hounsome said.
Rider will have to travel far for conference road trips to Canisius and new MAAC member Quinnipiac.
Rider defeated FDU, NJIT and Canisius at Rider last year, and defeated Temple at Rider in 2011. Rider and Quinnipiac have never met.
Rider travels to defending champion Marist for a Saturday night game on October 5.
The Broncs are home for four conference games in October, including a Wednesday night game October 9 with Saint Peter's. "That's a game we're hoping to get a big crowd at," Hounsome said.
Rider was a 6-2 winner over the Peacocks last year. "I don't think it will be quite as easy this time," Hounsome said.
Rider travels to the Jersey Shore for a Wednesday night game against new MAAC member Monmouth October 16. "We play Monmouth every year," Hounsome said, "and they are usually good, competitive matches."
Rider and Monmouth tied last season in a game also at Monmouth.
The Broncs will play the final two games of the regular season at home, hosting Niagara October 23 and Fairfield October 26.
The Broncs defeated Niagara on Senior Day last year at Rider. Fairfield also came to Rider last season and scored with just 40 seconds left to leave with a 1-0 win.
All 11 teams compete in the MAAC Championship Tournament which begins October 31 and runs to November 4 at the ESPN Wide World of Sports complex in Lake Buena Vista, Florida.
The top five teams receive a bye into the MAAC quarterfinals, with the bottom six teams playing in the opening round. "If you get the bye you still have to win three games in three days, so it's challenging," Hounsome said.
Weather permitting, all home soccer games will be streamed on BroncVision, the pay per view video stream of Rider Athletics.
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ICONIC First World War recruiting posters designed by a York man are making their way back to the city this year.
Silhouette artist Captain Harry Lawrence Oakley, who created recruitment posters used in Britain, Australia, South Africa and Canada, was born and educated in York and served with the Green Howards throughout the war.
Now his great nephew, Jerry Rendell, has kindly loaned Oakley's most famous two works – the "Think" and "Remember" posters - to the Castle Museum for its exhibition 1914: When the World Changed Forever,
Mr Rendell, who has written a book about his famous relative, said: "Captain Oakley would be very proud if he could see his posters returning to York for this exhibition.
"He designed the Think poster in collaboration with the North Eastern Railway company in York and it was used on stations all over their network.
"His work was popular during his lifetime but was never highly regarded by the critics - so he would be pleased to see that it is now getting the recognition it deserves."


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2014 American Craft Council Awards Ceremony
American Craft Council
Saturday, November 15, 2014 from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM (EST)
Who's Going
San Francisco, California
London, United Kingdom
Florence, Italy
Event Details
The trustees of the American Craft Council cordially invite you to attend the biennial awards celebration honoring the recipients of this year's American Craft Council Awards.
The American Craft Council Awards recognize individuals and organizations for significant contributions to the field of contemporary American craft.
Awards bestowed include the title of Fellow to artists and individuals nominated and elected by their peers, the Aileen Osborn Webb Award for Philanthropy in recognition of exceptional contributions to and support of the field, the Award of Distinction in recognition of an organization, institution, corporation, or individual with over a minimum of 25 years of service, and the Gold Medal for Consummate Craftsmanship, the highest recognition given by the Council, for outstanding artistry while honoring the humanistic and philosophical values exemplified in the career of a previously elected Fellow.
Tribute gifts are an easy way to celebrate and recognize the honorees. If you would like to make a donation in honor of one of the new ACC Awards recipients, please contact Elissa Chaffee at email@example.com or 612-206-3125. Proceeds from tribute gifts will be used to support ACC awards programs and further the documentation of contemporary craft in America by the ACC Library and Archive.
When & Where
Museum of Arts & Design
2 Columbus Cir
New York,
Saturday, November 15, 2014 from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM (EST)
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The American Craft Council's mission is to champion craft. As a national, nonprofit public educational organization founded in 1943 by Aileen Osborn Webb, the Council actively promotes the understanding and appreciation of contemporary American craft through its bimonthly magazine American Craft, annual juried shows presenting artists and their work, leadership conferences, ACC Awards, research library, and programming. For additional information visit craftcouncil.org.


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With all precincts reporting Wednesday morning, Swalwell held a lead of 6,332 votes. Swalwell received 74,007 votes, 52.23% of the total, vote to Stark's 67,675 votes, about 47.2%.
Stark made a brief stop at Pleasanton's United Democratic Campaign Headquarters on Stoneridge Drive around 5 p.m. but had headed to his home in Fremont by 9 p.m.
Meanwhile, Swalwell's party at the Deputy Sheriffs' Association of Alameda County offices on Owens Drive was just getting warmed up, with hundreds gathering to watch the final results.
Swalwell, an Alameda County deputy district attorney, said his victory "reflects the hard work that we put in."
"We hit about 20,000 homes in the last 10 days," Swalwell said, describing a last ditch effort that included Pleasanton, Dublin and Castro Valley. "We had over 100 volunteers just this weekend."
The two were battling over a redrawn 15th District, one of the new districts established in the statewide realignment of federal, regional and state voting districts based on the 2010 census.
Stark, 81, an outspoken liberal, served for nearly four decades in his original 9th District. He was unavailable for comment by press time.
The race took a number of turns that included criticism of Stark, a multimillionaire former banker, for allowing his minor children to collect Social Security.
Swalwell has vowed to work to close what's been described as the "rich kid loophole."
In April, Stark accused Swalwell of taking "hundreds of thousands of dollars in bribes" from a prominent real estate development family. Swalwell threatened legal action if Stark did not apologize, which he did the next day.
Both Stark and Swalwell are Democrats, but were pitted against each other due to changes in California election law that allows for voters to choose between the top two contenders, regardless of party affiliation.


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These photographs are of my workspace, gallery, and home on West 20th Street in New York City. I have enjoyed working here since 1983. Surrounded by light, space, and my beautiful plants, I feel as if I am in an Italian garden. I always have classical music playing while I'm carving. The envoirnment is so pleasing to me that I feel a million miles away from the city.
I have had many visitors and tour groups here, and they have loved the feeling of this studio. I continue to work here with great joy and enthusiasm.
Lorrie Goulet. 2013
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Lorrie Goulet Born in Riverdale, NY, Lorrie Goulet was a student at the famed Black Mountain College in the 1940s. She has had scores of solo exhibitions at museums and galleries. Her sculpture can be found in the permanent collections of museums such as Wichita Museum of Art in Kansas, National Academy of Design in New York City and the Joseph H. Hirshhorn Museum & Sculpture Garden in Washington D.C. In 1998, Lorrie Goulet was honored by the National Museum of Women in the Arts in Washington D.C. with a solo exhibition titled "Fifty Years of Making Sculpture". She has had over 30 solo exhibitions at fine art galleries since 1948. Several new books about her career and her work are planned for publication in the upcoming year.
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Future Plans
"the starting point for a better world is the belief that it is possible." —norman cousins, journalist, professor, and world peace advocate
Boston College is always looking for ways to strengthen its role as a leader in environmental stewardship. Sustainability factors are considered at every stage of development as the university advances into the twenty-first century. Below are ideas and events in the making.
The Master Plan
Boston College recently filed The Institutional Master Plan Notification Form with the Boston Redevelopment Authority, outlining the schools vision for growth over the next decade. Chapter 10 of this form presents an overview of the sustainable principles and design goals that have guided development of BC's long-term planning, as well as reports on the University's current on-campus sustainable practices. For more information, visit the Institutional Master Plan's web site.
Do you think Boston College should incorporate more sustainable requirements into the Master Plan? Sign the petition to voice your opinion.
Find out more about the Master Plan by reading the following articles:
- The Boston Globe, Dec. 5, 2007 — Grand Expansion at BC
- The Boston Herald: Dec. 5, 2007 — Eagles Let Fly $1.6B Plan
- USA Today, Dec. 5, 2007 — Boston College Makes Plans for Church Land
- WBUR (NPR): Dec. 5, 2007 — BC Expansion Plan
- South Coast Today, Dec. 5, 2007 — Boston College Unveils 10-year Plan, $1.6B Expansion Plan
- Bloomberg, Dec. 5, 2007 — Boston College Embarks on $1.6 Billion Growth Plan
- The New York Times, Dec. 5, 2007 — Massachusetts: College Expansion
- The Heights, Dec. 3, 2007 — BC Unveils $1.6 Billion Strategic Plan
- Boston Business Journal, Dec. 5, 2007 — Boston College Plans $1.6B Expansion
Additionally, in 2006, the City of Boston passed legislation on sustainability-related issues for construction of any new buildings 50,000 square feet or larger, which impacts the Master Plan. Article 37 details the specifics of this legislation. BlueWave Capital, LLC answers some frequently asked questions about Article 37.
Interested in learning more about Boston's sustainability requirements for new buildings?
- Find out more about Boston's Green Building Task Force, or read their Executive Summary.
- Read Mayor Menino's official announcement for the New Green Building Standards
- See responses from the Boston Globe in the article "Boston Ready to go Green."
Renewable Energy
A long-term plan for energy generation is under investigation at Boston College. Projects being considered are combined heat and power plants and the use of solar power from rooftop sources. BC is also looking into the potential of geothermal power and the conversion of dining hall waste into diesel fuel.
As for reducing energy used in transportation, hybrid vehicles save on fuel, and one has recently replaced the Environmental Health & Safety van.
Student Initiatives
Students are always seeking new ways to increase campus awareness and promote active participation in sustainability efforts. Showing of environmental documentaries are being planned, and a "Bulb Brigade" designed to increase the use of compact fluorescent light bulbs instead of incandescent bulbs is in the works. See our Student Initiatives page for additional information.
Boston College is planning to implement the practices and ideology of xeriscaping into its ground efforts in the form of natural landscaping. This process is designed to utilize more native plant specifies and other gardening techniques to reduce the use of water while still creating a lush garden. Also, a sustainable organic garden is currently being planned for the yard behind the Connolly House on Hammond Street. See our Nature page for further reading.
The University is also contemplating a campus-wide tree inventory. Trained employees, in conjunction with the Urban Ecology Institute, would take measurements and collect other data to assess tree health. This effort would complement the calculation of the school's carbon footprint by monetizing and computing tree carbon sequestration from BC's campuses.
Expansion of Current Efforts
Although many initiatives have already been enacted to encourage sustainability throughout campus, they could always use an update to further Boston College's environmental mission:
- The bookstore currently supplies compact fluorescent light bulbs, yet a wider range of sustainable and energy efficient products are needed.
- As seen in our Academics & Research section, BC has a number of programs and research projects underway that support and promote sustainability. More courses are needed to increase awareness and potentially influence behavior. Nursing students could study the effects of pollution and greenhouse gases on health. Students in the Carroll School of Management could study the impact of energy prices on corporate profits, while the Chemistry Department could study the potential of converting frying oil to biodiesel fuel…just to name a few of the subjects under consideration.
- BC Dining initiated a Fall farmer's market in 2008. The program was a success, and projects are being designed to further incorporate the use of local produce to support small farmers within the dining halls.


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In his recent column responding to the You Tube hit video, "Why I Hate Religion, but Love Jesus," New York Times Columnist David Brooks sent a clear message to many would-be reformers: if you desire reform, you are better off joining a movement tied to a tradition.
Tradition is hardly a word we hear anymore. When it is evoked, it is often used negatively. Many people distrust institutions that symbolize traditions, such as the government and religion. The free market–which can be considered a tradition in that it refers to a set of principles on which our economy is based– has also come under fire. Change Washington, Occupy Wall Street, and give me Jesus without the church may be catchy phrases, but Brooks's column leads us to ask: with what will you replace those traditions?
Although many critiques of government, markets, and religion may be right on, Brooks poses a challenge, which I paraphrase as: If you don't like the tradition you see, look around for another tradition to which you would give authority. If you try to reform what you don't like without knowing much about alternatives, you probably won't persuade anyone to join you.
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Purdue has fired head football coach Danny Hope just two hours after they became bowl-eligible by beating rival Indiana. The decision is likely because, despite being eligible for a bowl game, they believe Hope will not get them to the Rose Bowl
Athletic director Morgan Burke announced the decision to fire Hope shortly after the game, adding that receivers coach Patrick Higgins will be the interim coach for the Boilermakers' next game, reports USA Today.
The move is no surprise to Purdue University fans, who have become increasingly restless over the school's football program. The program has been mediocre at best for the past decade, a fact that Burke could no longer live with. He stated:
"Make no bones about it, we want to go to Pasadena. That's what it's about. We've got to put ourselves in a position to do that."
Despite Purdue firing head coach Danny Hope, Burke still praised his commitment to try and revive the program that was already sinking when he took over following the 2008 season.
WISH-TV notes that the Boilermakers began the season with a 3-1 record, but were no match for the Big Ten. They won their first 5 conference games for the first time since 1993.
They were able to bounce back, winning their final three games, but the wins weren't enough to save Hope. The Purdue coach was asked on Saturday about his future with the Boilermakers. He commented:
"Do I expect to be the coach next year? I don't have any idea but either way I am going to be ok. I have never done any second guessing about my effort and my commitment. I have committed my life to Purdue football for the last four and a half years and sometimes it hasn't been reciprocated from many others on the outside."
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This four ingredient, make-ahead appetizer is so quick and easy and always the hit of any gathering.
Do you have a go-to appetizer that you bring to parties or serve when you have guests? I'm always scanning my cooking magazines or Pinterest for new quick and easy appetizers – you never know when you'll have an impromptu ladies night out, or game night with the neighbors. And let's face it, sometimes, when no one's home and dinner is optional, it's kind of fun to pour a glass of wine, or make a margarita and have appetizers for dinner! Continue Reading..


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The weather I've been caught under has been muddled as of late. Sunny skies have been greeted by rain, thunderstorms and as though flustered by the surly welcome offered, they decided to bring along something which resembled a tornado, for their last visit, a number of days ago. I have no real quarrels with such weather, and I often enjoy watching a thunderstorm pass me by. With this being said, I've been slowly relocating a number of songs to tape, so that I might be ready for the rains next visit. Here's what I've put together as of this moment:
*Sigur Ros - Vaka (Of all the songs Sigur Ros have crafted, Vaka, is one of my favourites. I especially appreciate the version in which Jonsi's vocals are left bare, that is, not altered to sound like a child, and wherein he strains his vocal chords to reach those high notes upon the climax. The version of which I'm speaking may be downloaded in video format on their website, for those who may be interested.)
*Philip Jeck - Wholesome (7, is easily Philips most accessible album and while how this finds you may vary, Wholesome is nonetheless a song of great celestial beauty, perfectly fit for such nights.)
*Max Richter - On the nature of daylight (Following a reading of a passage from a Franz Kafka text, this is a rather stirring track from Richter's fine album, The Blue Notebooks. Kafka's favourite instrument was apparently a violin and I find this song reminds me of a number of his stories.)
*Gavin Bryars - The Sinking Of The Titanic (An excerpt from a recording which took place in an abandoned water tower, the album is befittingly sub-aquatic, with taped narrations from survivors and diverse underwater sounds. Long sustained tones gradually give one the impression of searchlights running atop the waters surface at night.)
*Takagi Masakatsu - Harmony (I'm taking only a small snippet from what is a half an hour audio journal of Takagi's travels through 41 locations. A great track for those who enjoy Chris Watson as well as a bit of glitch processing.)
*Piano Magic - Dark Secrets Look For Light (To this day, Low Birth Weight, remains a sadly overlooked album, and, at this point, one must imagine it will probably remain as such. This piece isn't adorned with the lilting female vocals found in much of Johnson's work, yet the meek guitar passages, set against a tale of someone searching for "an ugly wife," are quite lovely. Near the end the protagonist seems to poke his eyes out at the sight of his fallen bride, an act which reminds of Oedipus Rex, and A Gentle Creature, by Dostoevsky.
*Angle - The Virus (Angle would seem to be a rather unknown band, yet on their debut, Silence Is Better Than Nothing, they display an obvious talent as well as resemblance to a band named Hood, specifically their landmark album, Cold House.)
*Gregor Samsa - 00 (Very nice male-female vocals emit thoughtful turns of phrase throughout these textured songs that often remind of Sigur Ros and the protagonist of the short story from which this band borrows its name. Thus far, Gregor Samsa, have only released a couple of ep's, however, a debut full-length is expected to be let out rather soon and I for one, have high hopes. )
*Polwechsel - Framing 7 (Tension is built by the interplay between Michael Moser's cello and Burkhard Stangl's acoustic guitar, while feathery electronics from Christian Fennesz fill out this, the highlight from Wrapped Islands.)
Further suggestions as to what I might add would be welcome. Hopefully someone might find a band or two that they may wish to search out.


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Lavender & Immortelle is a marriage of extraordinary excellence! Both have the regenerative capabilities to renew the skin with the most compromising injuries. Lavender applied immediately to a burn will keep the skin from bleeding or scarring. Immortelle, also called Everlasting, can be used directly to open wounds with swelling. The results aid in quick healing prevention and elimination of scars.
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UW Police
Husky NightWalk
Uniformed security guards operate 6:30 pm to 2 a.m., seven days week, 365 days a year, providing a walking escort to community members within the campus locations and the residential area north of 45th St. Bounded by NE 45th St on the south, 15th Ave NE on the west, 22nd Ave NE to the east, and Ravenna Park in the north, the service includes all residences located on each border street, as outlined in the map. Husky NightWalk also services the UW Tower and Roosevelt Commons to the connected UW parking garages and bus stops. Husky NightWalk provide escorts to the Tower location but not from the Tower to campus. In addition, Husky NightWalk security guards are equipped to help people, with proper identification, who cannot get into their offices and they can assist with jump starts for dead batteries. When members from the campus community need help, call 206.685.WALK (9255).
Husky NightWalk Service Area Map.
How to Use Husky NightWalk
- Dial 685.WALK (206.685.9255) at the very time you are ready for the service.
- After speaking with a Husky NightWalk staff member, go to the decided entrance where the uniformed guard will meet you a few minutes prior to your given wait time.
- Stand safely inside the entrance, and watch for the Husky NightWalk guard as s/he will not enter the building to find you.
- Have your student, staff or other identification ready.
Husky NightWalk FAQs
- What is the difference between the Husky NightWalk and the NightRide programs?
The Husky NightWalk program is a safety walking program that is provided by the UW Police Department and operated by security guard staff members. The NightRide program is a driving shuttle service operated by transportation services staff members. Husky NightWalk guards will walk with you to the nearest NightRide shuttle stop during its hours of operation. These are two separate programs run by separate university departments.
- What are the Husky NightWalk program hours?
Escorts are provided between the hours of 6:30 p.m. and 2 a.m., seven days a week throughout the year. Please make sure to call prior to 2 a.m. to ensure that you receive an escort due to call volume, as well as enough time for your escort to be completed. The program does not operate on university holidays.
- Can I make an appointment to be walked with after class or after work?
We are unable to make advance appointments at this time. Requests are responded to on a first come, first served basis. Please call 206.685.WALK (9255) when you are ready to be escorted. The request volume varies due to time of the year, time of the day, etc. so we appreciate your patience when security staff may be delayed helping other callers during busier periods.
- Is there a time of day that is busier than others for escort requests?
When school is in session, the majority of requests for escorts are after 10 p.m. and it gets busier as the night goes on. Slower times are during summer quarter, between quarters and earlier in the evening.
- Will I be picked up in a vehicle or will someone walk with me?
A Husky NightWalk security guard will walk with you to ensure your safe arrival at your destination.
- Will you call me when you're here?
No. Callbacks are for special situations, such as language barriers. Please wait at the agreed upon entrance. The guard will meet you a few minutes prior to the estimated time given. If you are late or aren't present, the guard will move on to the next call, and you will have to call back for a new estimated wait time.
- Is the Husky NightWalk program staffed by police officers?
No. The Husky NightWalk program is staffed by uniformed security guards of the University of Washington Police Department. The program is headed by the security services manager.
- Why does the police department dispatch center sometimes answer the 206.685.WALK phone number?
University of Washington Police Department dispatchers serve as a backup for answering escort requests during periods of high call volume. If security staff is helping other callers, your call will be answered by someone in the police department dispatch center.
- Should I call Husky NightWalk for non-emergency situations, information, questions and/or concerns?
No. If you have any questions or concerns not pertaining to receiving a Husky NightWalk escort or the Husky NightWalk program, please call the non-emergency UWPD number at 206.685.UWPD (8973).
- It's an Emergency! Who do I call for help?
Call 911. From a campus phone, you will reach the UWPD. From non-campus phones, you will reach another 911 dispatch center (e.g., Seattle Police or Washington State Patrol). Indicate your location and you will be transferred to the appropriate law enforcement agency. It's always a good idea to indicate your location as soon as the dispatcher answers in case you get cut off so emergency personnel can still respond to your location.


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Brooke Hogan Starts Feud with Heidi Montag
Brooke Hogan has just started a feud with reality star Heidi Montag. She just released a new song, "Ur Not That Hot," were she rips on Heidi and basically plans to vanquish her from history!
The song starts with a supposed voice message from Heidi "I just want to let you know that I'm making a record, and your record better watch its back. If you think Stack$ is awesome, wait for Spencer [Pratt]!"
Listen to the song below and let us know what your think in the comments section!


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Third party grip for D300?
Richy6771 wrote:
Thanks to all for your invaluable input. I'm sorry I opened a can of worms.
No can of worms at all. This all has helped me out a lot and given me a chance to warn some about the practices of at least one Ebay seller.
NickRno77 wrote:
Gpruitt54 wrote:
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Yeah, today, I received one of these 3rd party (totally no-name) battery grips from an Ebay store. See the link below:
There are a few problems with this product and some good points as well:
- The Ad says it comes with one AA holder, one EN-EL3 holder, and one EN-EL4 holder. The package did not include the EN-EL4 holder. Figures, that is the one I really need. So not I have to send it back to China.
- The overall construction seems OK. It is now as strongly built as the Nikon grip for my D200. There is a noticeable difference in build quality, as you might expect. It is not as if the thing will fall apart, but there is a difference.
- There is no weather seal around the opening to the battery compartment. On the other hand, I am not sure that my Genuine Nikon for the D200 has a weather seal. I need to check on that.
- The rubberized material on the grip looks and feels identical to that on the D300 itself.
- The lock lever on the vertical grip feels flimsy and not attached very well. I feel that one slight pump and that lever is gone, never to be seen again.
- The wheels on the grip have a nice positive feel. If only the lock lever where that well built.
- Here is the big one... The mount to the camera seems very flimsy. I fear tightening it too much for fear of stripping cheap metal gears. When it is tightened, there is lots of play in the tightening wheel. Some of this is also evident in my genuine Nikon grip for my D200.
Would I buy another one... Not a chance. Failing to include the EN-EL4 battery holder was the kiss of death for me and shows poor attention to detail. I hate to say this, because I am the frugal Photographer, but spend a little more and buy a better unit. However, not as much as the Guanine Nikon grips. That is simply too much.
So, the question begs answering, how do you tell a cheap fall apart grip from the strong one? Not a clue. Maybe someone else can answer that question. Because, it looks like I am in the market for another grip.
Comment about this Ebay seller:
I reported that the item shown and described in their Ebay ad is not the item shipped to my home. The ad shows 4 items:
- The grip
- AA battery tray
- EN-EL3 battery holder
- EN-EL4 battery holder (described as "one Li-ion" holder)
In an email from the seller they said the product did not come with an EN-EL4 battery holder. Yes, believe it! So not only is their ad deceptive, but the seller flat out lies about what he is selling relative to what is being shown and described on his website.
I asked for a refund. We'll see where that goes. In the meantime, I am buying a genuine Nikon Battery grip. Lesson learned.
Looking at the item it doesn't say anything about a BL3 being included although it does show a photo of one. Did you ask him to send you the missing BL3 or did you just give him negative feed back? Most ebay sellers would have given you a refund for the BL3 or sent you the BL3 rather than getting bad feed back.
I've just ordered this one:-
it states it comes with a BL3, now I'm worried because it doesn't say anything about a EN-EL3 holder being included. Oopsss-- hide signature --
Nick -
Have you received your grip yet?
Hi, yes I received it this morning, very quick delivery considering it came from HK and ordinary post.
It's not a Meike but looks ok and feels good. It's came with AA and EN-EL3 holders. Also BL-3. I've tested with the AA holder which works great. 7fps! Also tested with no batteries installed in grip which was ok as well.
Haven't done any more testing. £22 Don't think you can go wrong with this for the price.
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Hi, yes I received it this morning, very quick delivery considering it came from HK and ordinary post.
It's not a Meike but looks ok and feels good. It's came with AA and EN-EL3 holders. Also BL-3. I've tested with the AA holder which works great. 7fps! Also tested with no batteries installed in grip which was ok as well.
Haven't done any more testing. £22 Don't think you can go wrong with this for the price.-- hide signature --
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Hi Nick,
Thanks my friend. I just placed an order of my own.
I managed to get a refund from the company who provided the grip that arrived without the BL-3.
I would advise everyone to steer clear of the eBay vendor I bough from. Their ad is a fraud. They simply post an image of a product they do not have for sale. I had to force the matter with eBay, who forced the vendor to provide the refund.
Nick, what is the name on the grip you received and where did you order it? Thanks in advance for your help.
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Nick, what is the name on the grip you received and where did you order it? Thanks in advance for your help.
It doesn't have a name on the box, just says Battery Grip. Whe I get some time I'll post some photos of the complete package. I purchased grip from http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/330894690736?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1439.l2649
although it says contains:-
Battery Grip for Nikon D300 D700 x1
Battery Holder for 8 AA batteries x1
Battery Cover for Nikon BL-3 x1
it did come with a EN-EL3e holder, I don't think they sent the holder by mistake?
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AOC's USB Monitor Hits the Road
The AOC 16-inch USB Monitor (e1649fwu) puts a 15.6-inch display into a slim 2.4-pound package, offering 1366-by-768 resolution, 50,000,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio and 5ms response time. And because it uses a single USB connection instead of a VGA cable and separate AC power cable, your laptop bag or desk will be less cluttered.
The AOC 16-inch USB Monitor has a black plastic chassis with a glossy piano-black finish on the bezel. Built into the back of the display is a pivoting stand that supports the monitor in either landscape or portrait orientation, and closes flush with the chassis when not in use. The monitor uses a mercury-free LED backlit display, and a hardened glass screen protects it against any cracks and scratches.
The monitor is compatible with both laptop and desktop PCs, and additional USB monitors can be connected for dual- and multiple-monitor configurations. The one limitation of the portable display is its lack of HDCP compatibility; it won't work with High-Bandwidth Digital Content Protection, so viewing Blu-ray movies on the 16-inch display is out of the question.
The AOC 16-inch USB Monitor (e1649fwu) will be available nationwide through major retailers this October with a suggested retail price of $139.


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This sounds like a flame sensor issue
The flame sensor rod is a small thin steel rod that is straight or L shaped. It is usually located inside the furnace cabinet near the pilot igniter or the outside corners of the burner tray. Locate it, remove it, and clean it with a piece of sandpaper. Thanks!!
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This unit has three burner jets. The ignitor is positioned in front & between burners # XXXXX&2. There is a thin metal rod positioned vertically & directly in front of burner jet #3. Is this the flame sensor rod? Note: when I turned the power back on to the unit this time it cycled on and the burners burned for about 30 minutes. When the unit cycled off, I noticed the self-diagnostic panel was flashing three three flashes. The inside panel instructions indicate that this indicator = low fire pressure switch stuck open. Suggestions?
First of all yes, that is the flame sensor rod.
Second of all, is the three flash code still flashing?
not now. I recycled the power off for 30 minutes and then back on. It appears to have run through the cycle this time and the diagnostic light is solid on.
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I turned the power off to the unit last night (Friday). This morning I removed the flame sensor rod and cleaned it and the contact with a small piece of new super fine sandpaper. Thermostat is set at 67 and room temperature reading 59. After turning the power on to the unit, the unit functioned properly until the room temperature rose to 64, and then cut off temporarily, and began doing the same thing it was doing before. The diagnostic light is now flashing three times. It would appear that the unit will operate correctly for most of an initial cycle after setting for several hours with no power on, but then the on & off of the igniter and gas jets begin. I am currently surviving turning the unit on for about 30-45 minutes, and then when the unit powers itself down I turn the power off for 3-4 hours. Any more suggestions?
It sounds like your High limit switch is opening and closing. The high limit switch is a rectangular device that is located inside the furnace cabinet and sits on the back panel wall. It has two wires attached to it. Locate it and remove the two wires and attach them together. Attach them metal to metal very good and call for heat. See if the heater runs with no interruptions.
Let me know what happens.
This did not help. Same sequence occurred. Again, when the unit begins to cycle up and back down, the diagnostic panel flashes THREE times. When I first turn the power back on and it runs normally, the diagnostic light is steady ON. Is it normal for there to be some water in the variable speed circulator (I think that is what it is called). When it first comes on (low RPMs), you can here the water sloshing. I verified that the drain is working. anymore suggestions.
Do you see any way that you can drain this water?
If so, do it.
Water is drained. Unit will run normally until it gets temperature up to the thermostat setting. It then begins the on, then off cycle of the igniter followed by a short ignition of the burners (30 seconds) over & over. The diagnostic light is flashing three lights. The inside panel instructions indicate that this indicator = low fire pressure switch stuck open. Suggestions?
The inducer Fan Motor is located inside the furnace cabinet and is connected to the flue vent pipes. It has a rubber hose attached to it that connects to a round pressure switch.
Remove the rubber hose and blow through it to make sure that it is clear. Also inspect it to make sure there are no leaks or tares. Then use a paper clip to clean out the connection at the inducer fan motor.
Call for heat and see if the problem still occurs.
The rubber hoses were clear.
The unit still will run for about 15 minutes (not a full cycle) before cutting out. During the initial cycle, I believe the main blower is only running at normal first stage and never ramps up to the second stage. When the unit kicks out the diagnostic light is now flashing one light, then flashes three lights. One flash = system cutout (too many recycles)
Three flashes = low fire pressure switch stuck open. Any more suggestions?
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It was with some relief I came through a hard training session with no problems to my knee.
I'm now ready to get back into the swing of things against Samoa.
I managed to find time to have a few drinks with Mike Tindall in Melbourne on his birthday.
Mind you, we didn't go overboard as it wasn't the best time to celebrate in the middle of a World Cup. Mike's turned 25, although he looks a lot older!
Our squad arrived on Sunday, and although the players had a day off on Monday, I had to get on with my rehabilitation for the injury.
When travelling with the boys you tend to find out that there aren't many quiet ones.
The two monkeys, Ian Balshaw and Tindall, always keep the others amused while Mark Regan is good value with his one-liners.
We've had a bit of laugh at some of the stories in the local papers.
It's great the way they scream and shout about the way England are the most arrogant nation - it's just comical.
If the English press were caught writing something derogatory about New Zealand, South Africa or Australia then they'd be absolutely slated.
We just have to sit here and accept it and keep our feelings to ourselves.
Recent comments made by John Eales about our mauling techniques are neither here nor there.
The England camp at present is fairly calm and that's mainly thanks to our coach Clive Woodward.
He likes to perform at his best, and that's certainly rubbing off onto the coaching staff and then onto the players under his control.
However, it's not all been plain sailing.
There was a lot of edginess last week before the South Africa game, because the stakes were very high.
Clive in those circumstances is inclined to be very calm when others would get flustered.
He's safe in the knowledge he has a world-class coaching set-up and good players to implement his thoughts.
I will link up with my family again, this week. They've just enjoyed a three-day train trip from Perth to Adelaide.
They said it was pretty awesome. They're now staying with all the Irish lads and mum had a coffee with Keith Wood.
The folks will be in Melbourne for the game against Samoa, and hopefully they'll see a victory.


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Well hello there DeviantART, you like how I've been neglecting you for some months? Well, worry not! I will be returning, but I shall let you guys see this awesome picture my friend got of me when we shot at the Fairmont Hotel in Downtown San Jose
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is that a wig? :3
That is the coolest carpet I've ever seen D:
Ikr?! It's awesome (Very late reply, I am sorry!)
Chick, it is, like, the future!
So, how's the progress on your Jack Frost costume?
So, how's the progress on your Jack Frost costume?
<3 <3 <3 <3
Awesome! I loved this character!
Your Hair!!!! So Pretty!
This is a very good represnetation of Katherine. I really do need to finish that game!
Love this! Great game, though i never finished it.... i need to x.x
I need to as well XD It's a fun game, I love puzzles.
I havent been on in awhile and this is the first picture I saw in my inbox. LOVE IT!!! I knew the character looked familiar when I opened the new tab up, and then it hit me that you're cosplaying Katherine! I LOVE that game! Good job, you did good!
Looks good but I think the background kind of takes away from you. If that makes sense. I noticed you but then the background got me side tracked. I love the photo though!
I thought so at first too but I fell in love with it after a bit, thanks for your input though c:
Sweet shot of ya as Katherine. You are truly gorgeous. ^_^
Beautiful Katherine as always, you're the best one I've seen!


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Photos: Iron Maiden and Megadeth Live in Las Vegas
Iron Maiden and Megadeth rolled through Sin City on September 12, and Revolver's own Stephanie Cabral was there to catch all the action. Check out the photos she captured for us below, and under the gallery, check out her review of Maiden's performance. You can follow her on Twitter and Facebook.
Iron Maiden, undeniably one of the greatest heavy-metal bands of all time, crushed the Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas on Thursday, September 12. The group is currently on The Maiden England World Tour--which is based on the 1989 concert video that was just re-released--so the set list was packed full of '80s classics. Special guests Megadeth opening up the show.
Bruce Dickinson, Steve Harris, Dave Murray, Adrian Smith, Nicko McBrain, and Janick Gers emerged onto the Seventh Son of a Seventh Son-decorated stage with an explosion of pyrotechnics as they went into "Moonchild" from the aforementioned 1998 classic. It's unthinkable that these gents are in their 50s and 60s while watching them assault the stage with the same energy as they had during the original Seventh Son tour 25 years ago. Dickinson sprinted back and forth across the stage, then raced to the edge of the stage--jumping stage monitors all the while--yet maintained his vocal power for "Can I Play with Madness" and "The Prisoner." Unfortunately, while playing double duty as photographer and reviewer, and stashing my photo gear backstage, I missed Dickinson interrupting the fourth song in the set, "2 Minutes To Midnight," to have a mosh-pit brute escorted out of the venue.
The night was full of backdrop changes, pyrotechnics, multiple Eddie figures (the bands' monstrous mascot), and even random costume changes from ever-dramatic Dickinson, who also noticeably changed his hair style throughout. For "Seventh Son of a Seventh Son," he sported a slicked-down Squiggy (Laverne & Shirley) meets the Misfits hairdo, then as the band went into "The Clairvoyant," Dickinson emerged with a poofed-out mop, and at one point, his head was even adorned with an old leather flight helmet.
Bruce introduces the band and pointed out Adrian Smith's signature Jackson, saying, "You can buy a guitar like his, but you won't play like him." Of course, no Maiden concert is complete without Bruce's signature quote, "Scream for me," and in this instance, it was directed toward "Las Vegas." He jokingly pointed to stage left and said, "This is what happens to your money in Vegas," just as a giant fire bomb ignited.
During the song "Iron Maiden," the Seventh Son of a Seventh Son album cover came to life, featuring an enormous 30-foot-plus tall Eddie that shot flames from his head and held a moving baby in his left hand. But it's the sword-wielding Eddie that emerged for "Run to the Hills" who is met with the ultimate roar of enthusiasm from the crowd. As Maiden wrapped up the spectacle with an encore of "Aces High," "The Evil That Men Do," and the set-ending "Running Free," this reviewer was left thinking that it's no wonder fans keep coming back for more after almost a four-decade career.
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11. Seventh Son of a Seventh Son
12. The Clairvoyant
13. Fear of the Dark
14. Iron Maiden
15. Aces High
16. The Evil That Men Do
17. Running Free
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Plymouth City Council has scrapped a 10 per cent discount on second homes.
Owners of properties that have been empty for two years will also have to pay more under the new rules. Empty homes for two years will face a bill of 150 per cent of council tax, the 100 per cent discount on empty and unfurnished properties has been cut from six months to one month and there will be a 50 per cent council tax cut for properties being repaired.
The council blamed the shift on "government cuts" saying there change could raise as much as £1m by targeting those who are more able to pay.


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Tories dismiss Blair's crime pledge
New mobile phone technology has rendered Tony Blair's pledge to bring street crime under control meaningless, say the Conservatives.
The attack came as Downing Street appeared to play down the prime minister's promise - saying it wanted to stop the "upward trend" before bringing the numbers down.
Now Number 10 has said the prime minister was only building on a pledge the government made in February to tackle crime on London's streets within six months.
The government says it is focusing its efforts on the 10 areas where people are 80% more likely to be mugged.
Although Home Secretary David Blunkett later said that he did not believe failure to meet the deadline should amount to a resigning matter.
But he insisted the government would tackle street crime as they had tackled burglary and vehicle crime after 1997.
"[Street crime] applies everywhere, but we're targeting the 10 most difficult areas where over 80% of street crime currently occurs and I think most people would expect us to do that," he said.
Richard Barnes, the Conservatives' crime spokesman in London and deputy chairman of the Metropolitan Police Authority, accused Mr Blair of "fiddling the figures".
The Metropolitan Police expect new technology, which disables stolen mobile phones, to come into service in late July or early August, said Mr Barnes.
A similar move in Amsterdam led to a 42% fall in street crime within six weeks.
"I find it staggering that the prime minister was willing to take the credit for a change in technology that would have led to a cut in crime," added Mr Barnes.
Downing Street on Thursday said Mr Blair was not setting new timescales or targets but wanted to halt the rise in street crime and start to cut it.
Mr Blair's spokesman said: "The prime minister is not saying that... nobody will be mugged on the streets of these 10 areas."
But with extra resources, political energy and police effort, he expected to see results by the end of September, when the police's Safer Street's initiative ends.
Tory leader Iain Duncan Smith has written to the prime minister demanding to know why the term "COBRA" was used by officials to describe the crime summit from where the September deadline had originated.
'National crisis?'
COBRA is usually used as a shorthand for meetings to discuss national emergencies, although on this occasion Number 10 insisted the word was merely used to describe the room in which the crime summit took place.
Mr Duncan Smith wrote: "I believe that the last three times [COBRA] met was for the fuel crisis, foot-and-mouth and the war on terrorism.
"Does this now mean that your government accepts that we have a major crisis with the rising levels of street and violent crime and that the police are unable to deal with this on their own?
"I believe that this is a major development."
But Number 10 played down what it said was merely the fourth meeting of the Street Crime Task Force which was held in Cabinet Office Briefing Room A - COBRA.
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Ms Jowell was speaking during her first visit to the Thai coastline since 121 Britons died there on Boxing Day.
Her visit coincides with an inquest in London at which victims' families have criticised the help they were offered by the Foreign Office.
We should not forget "the sheer heroism of people who just did everything that they could," she insisted.
E-mails 'unheeded'
Ms Jowell, who is minister responsible for victims' families, said critics had to remember the scale of the disaster.
She told BBC News: "Hindsight is a great attribute at times like this, isn't it?
"And of course I'm absolutely sure that people who were here on Boxing Day will look back and think that perhaps there were things that might have been done differently.
"But you know, I don't think either that we should forget the sheer heroism of people who just did everything that they could."
Ms Jowell is in Thailand to see reconstruction work being carried out to repair damage caused by the tsunami.
At the inquest, relatives of those killed have said they were not given enough help by the Foreign Office, that their e-mails and phone calls for help went unheeded and they were not kept informed of developments in the search for their loved ones.
Ms Jowell told BBC News the Foreign Office had learnt its lessons.
At least 200,000 people died when the tsunami struck the coasts of 13 countries on 26 December.
A mass inquest into the deaths of 91 of the British fatalities is being held at the Olympia Exhibition Centre, in west London.
Police say a total of 149 Britons and people with close links to the UK died in the disaster.


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Take this easy quiz and get a grip on the gossip:
1. You know it's starting to be a good season when:
a) Carmen the Restaurant is forced to add 30 seats.
b) License plates from Quebec are spotted in North Miami Beach.
c) Pacific Time relaunches lunch service Monday through Friday from 11:45 a.m. till 2:30 p.m.
d) Both a and c.
Answer: d. Prompted by ever-increasing reservation numbers, chef-proprietor Carmen Gonzalez has converted one of two private dining rooms into regular, public dining tables. But she says not to worry -- you can still reserve the room for larger, secluded parties. As for Pacific Time, chef-owner Jonathan Eismann says it's a bit earlier than he'd planned, but why not take advantage of the suddenly soothing climate and promising tourist economy? Hey, I'm not complaining, especially when items such as gazpacho with cucumber sorbet or sake-steamed mussels with fermented black soybeans are on his daytime menu.
2. The following restaurants are running holiday toy drives for Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Miami:
a) Talula
b) Doraku
c) Cacao
d) All of the above
Answer: d. You can bring an unwrapped toy to any of these restaurants for donation up until December 25. Not only will it feel good to give, it'll feel even better to get a little something back: Talula rewards donors with a complimentary glass of wine; Doraku's saying thanks with a "multinational" flight of sake mixed drinks (green for Christmas, blue for Hanukkah, and red for Kwanzaa); and Cacao makes it even more tempting by offering the choice between a glass of wine or sherry.
3. The following have been invited to cook a feast at the James Beard House:
a) Edgar Leal of Cacao
b) Kris Wessel of Elia
c) Carmen Gonzalez of Carmen the Restaurant
d) Giancarla and Pino Bodoni of Escopazzo
e) All of the above
Answer: e. Leal will hit the historic Greenwich Village townhome in December; Wessel goes in late February; Gonzalez cooks for the annual awards ceremony in May; and the Bodonis have a July time slot. These chefs and restaurateurs join the ranks of other recent visitors: Andrea Curto and Frank Randazzo of Talula, Alan Hughes of One Ninety, Mike Sabin of Nemo, Philippe Ruiz of the Biltmore Hotel, Marc Ehrler of the Loews Hotel, and a host of familiar high-enders such as Michelle Bernstein, Cindy Hutson, Robbin Haas ... I could go on, but don't really need to. Phyllis Isaacson, director of information services for the James Beard House, acknowledges that quite a few of our regional toques have been tapped in the past two or three years. "Miami chefs are always popular [with diners and House members]. They have a really creative background with all the influences and seafood that's available." Darn right. And it's about time the entire country started to appreciate our regional resources. FYI: If you're curious about how the whole JB thing operates, watch "Dish" for occasional installments as I follow Kris Wessel through the process.
4. This season, I am most thankful for:
a) Norman Van Aken and Mundo (Merrick Park)
b) Douglas Rodriguez and OLA (5061 Biscayne Blvd.)
c) Marvin Woods and M. Woods (12953 Biscayne Blvd.)
d) None of the above
Answer: d. Since all these chef-driven restaurants are forthcoming, I can't play favorites, though the proposed menu items at M. Woods -- Caribbean jerk duck cake, lobster dumplings in a vanilla bean and lobster broth, grilled pulled pork, Cajun ribeye, and fried chicken -- do sound nifty. But at the moment, I'm just grateful for the anticipation.
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TV season finales showcase art of the cliffhanger
When a series ends a run, but knows there will be another run of stories, writers go into overdrive to create the compelling cliffhanger.
The practice of enticing the audience to have to check out the next installment was created in the days of the video shorts at the movies. The name "cliffhanger" came for the literal act of the main character of a movie serial hanging off the cliff. You'd have to return to the theater to see if the beloved actor or actress survived in the next installment.
In the modern age, the Marvel Studio rebuilt the practice in its run of super hero movies. The true fans of the films know they need to stay until after the film's credits roll on the screen. Often, a plot line is revealed for the next upcoming film. The first "Iron Man" movie had a clip of Samuel L. Jackson as Nick Furry, eluding to a larger film that eventually became the blockbuster "The Avengers."
On TV, we've had cliffhangers to tie seasons of a show together. ABC's "Scandal" is getting a ton of buzz for the plot twist ending of the season finale that aired last night. Unlike "The Office" which was a series finale, not to return to TV, fans of "Scandal" have to wait to the fall to know how the story will continue.
"Elementary" on CBS offered a two-hour season finale that offered a deeper look into the life of investigator Sherlock Holmes. Next week, we find out if Jethro Gibbs played by Mark Harmon on "NCIS" will survive an internal investigation in a season finale. Pretty sure, if the practice holds true, there will be some sort of cliffhanger to keep us on the edge of our seats until next fall.
TV LOYALITY: OnMilwaukee.com publisher Andy Tarnoff wrote about the need to be a completionist (is that a word) when it comes to TV series he invests the time to follow. He'll even tune in after the series "jumps the shark."
You can read his take on "The Office" here.
Brian Kramp interviewed actress Angela Kinsey who played Angela Martin on the show. You can hear the podcast here.
IDOL WOES: Thursday night's finale of "American Idol" on Fox saw Candice Glover crowned the winner of the singing completion's 12th season. Producers plan a complete overhaul of the show before it returns next fall. In this latest installment, the show has lost 40 percent of its viewing audience.
With just the partial overnight ratings in, the finale drew a 3.7, which in today's fractured viewing audience, is still a solid showing. But this is America, a place where people like to put things on a pedestal and then make remarks when it falls off. So, overall, "Idol" isn't doing as badly as most entertainment news sources will write about this weekend.
But, in an advertising venue for the highly-targeted 18-34 age demographic, perception is everything. Negative buzz turns into reality very quickly. Most insiders will be on judge panel watch, and money will change hands to land the scoop on who will be looked to as the savior of this show.
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System integrators announce 2006 conference to exchange ideas
System integrators will gather to exchange ideas, experiences, and insights about technologies, business, and applications in May. Anticipating another record-breaking executive conference, CSIA (Control System Integrators Association) announced the annual meeting of its members will take place May 11-14 at the Marriott Bay Point Resort, Panama City, FL.
"Each of the last five years has seen attendance records set at our annual conferences," CSIA Executive Director Norman O'Leary declared, "and judging by early interest, we expect another large turnout in Florida. As we have since our first conference in 1993," he continued, "the program will be directed at top management of our system integrator-members, with content heavily focused on business– in support of our belief that being a good system integrator goes hand in hand with operating a good business. The three-day meeting provides a unique forum for control system integrators of different sizes, specialties, and experience to meet under a common umbrella," said CSIA executive council chairman Ray Bachelor (president, Bachelor Controls, Inc., Sabetha, KS). "The curriculum and camaraderie of our annual meeting make the gathering a 'must' for our members."
The conference brings together CSIA members from North America and around the world to network with their peers, share experiences, exchange ideas and solutions, and gain insights from the world's leading automation suppliers about leading-edge techniques and technologies.
— Richard Phelps, senior editor, Control Engineering
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Laurie Kellman, call your office, check your e-mail, and tap in to your Twitter.
The Associated Press reporter didn't get the memo that recession is supposedly over, and that at a minimum you shouldn't be writing as if it will be with us for a while. She also erred in citing the weak economy as a bad thing for Democrats. The New York Times told us about a week ago that a bad economy is a good thing for Democrats who want to pass state-controlled health care and other freedom-restricting agenda items, because a bad economy increases personal insecurity. They're such pals of the little guy, you see.
Both busts against the conventional media wisdom are in Kellman's brief item from late this morning (bolds are mine):
Health care issues: Hold off for a better economy?
A look at key issues in the health care debate:
THE ISSUE: Why can't President Barack Obama and congressional Democrats wait until after the recession is over to try to reform health care?
THE POLITICS: The recession is likely to take years to abate, but the 2010 midterm elections aren't far off. Obama and the Democrats who control Congress campaigned last year on a promise to extend health insurance to all and to curb the cost of care. By the next Election Day, the party in control wants a hefty list of accomplishments to point to, topped by having passed the most sweeping social change in a generation. There is no pocketbook issue more compelling than health care reform. It is intensely personal because it affects the health and financial welfare of voters and their families. Democrats are counting on the passage of health care overhaul to fuel optimism and persuade voters to keep them in power. Republicans are working hard to raise doubts about the emerging legislation — how it might add to an already huge federal budget deficit, increase insurance premiums or increase taxes.
Go to the link to see what Kellman believes it all means to next year's congressional elections.
Points to ponder:
- If, as Kellman writes, ObamaCare is "the most sweeping social change in a generation," why is it being sold as a "no big deal, you can keep your doc, keep your plan, keep it all, no big deal" item?
- What was the "sweeping social change" that was enacted a generation ago? Dictionary.com says that a generation is about 30 years. I'm figuring that Kellman must be referring to the election of Ronald Reagan and the simultaneous thumping of Jimmy Carter that occurred 29 year ago, almost to the day.
- Alternatively, perhaps Kellman follows business and the economy on the side. The Community Reinvestment Act become law in the late 1970s, and has, with its subsequent beef-ups, certainly caused a lot of social change -- not for the good -- in the form of high foreclosures and distorted real estate markets.
- Somehow, the idea that Congress will stay largely intact because of voter gratitude over passing a 1900-plus page monstrosity that STILL has death panels, has abortions, and takes away medical choice any time a private plan is tweaked in any way seem a bit far-fetched.
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July 29, 2006
An Indiana man drowned in Kentucky Lake in Grand Rivers, Ky., after hitting his head on a rock, a coroner said. Andrews Myers, 33, of Indianapolis, Ind., died Saturday when he jumped into the rock quarry in Kentucky Lake and hit his head, Marshall County Coroner Mitchell Lee said. Myers was taken to the Marshall County Hospital emergency room where he was pronounced dead at 4:49 p.m. CDT. The rock quarry is located on the east shore of Kentucky Lake in the Land Between the Lakes. (Source: Associated Press)


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