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The Finance and Donations Working Group develops processes for handling donations and expenses for the Occupy Austin General Assembly. Finance is not the Fundraising Group, which works on actual development and donor programs.
Finance and Donations Working Group
Email for Finance and Donations Working Group: email@example.com
Occupy Austin Budget (balance sheets) http://occupyaustin.org/budget
National Finance/Accounting Working Group
Occupy Austin Finance Working Group Processes
Version 0.2, November 3rd, 2011
About these Processes
The goal of these processes is to establish what can, and can not, be expected of Occupy Austin's Finance Working Group. They will never be "finished" and will always be subject to improvement and revision. Proposed revisions will be brought before the Austin General Assembly (GA) for approval.
Transparency and Accountability
1. All monetary transactions will be witnessed by at least two members of the Finance Working Group (FWG)
2. All monetary transactions will be recorded and verified by at least two members of the FWG.
3. All monetary transactions, and process governing those transactions (this document for example), will be reported to the public via the OccupyAustin.org website. Reports will be made on a regular basis, at a minimum of once per week.
4. All FWG meetings will take place at or nearby the site of Occupy Austin occupation. Any Occupy Austin (OA) participant may observe these meetings.
5. The Austin General Assembly is the ultimate authority on Occupy Austin financial matters. The GA may over-rule the FWG on all matters and will be consulted on all important matters.
Meetings and Membership
1. FWG meetings will take place at least twice per week.
2. Active participation by FWG members is extremely important. We define "active participation" as attending at least 50% of weekly meetings over a two week period. All are welcome to attend and observe FWG meetings, but only active participants will bring forth or vote on proposals.
3. For the sake of transparency, the FWG encourages observation of its meetings and activities by any participant in Occupy Austin.
4. The FWG is responsible for recruiting new members in order to maintain sufficient size for operations.
1. Any expense, no matter how small, must be approved by at least two members of the FWG.
2. Any expense over $100 must be approved by the Austin General Assembly.
3. For accountability's sake every effort will be made to pay for expenses in with checks, which must be signed by two people. In some cases, expenses will be paid in cash.
4. To make cash payments, the FWG will occasionally fund a petty cash bag with up to $200 per day, to be used for both direct expenses and for reimbursements.
5. The FWG must collect a receipt for every expense.
6. The FWG must store receipts in a safety deposit box associated with the Occupy Austin checking account.
1. The FWG may reimburse any person for goods or services purchased for less than $100. Reimbursements requests for amounts exceeding $100 will be referred to the General Assembly.
2. No reimbursement request may be made to the FWG unless accompanied by a receipt.
3. At least two members of the FWG must approve every reimbursement request.
4. Reimbursement transactions must be recorded as such.
5. If a reimbursement request is denied by the FWG, the requester has the right to bring his request before the General Assembly.
1. The FWG will be solely responsible for collecting monetary donations.
2. In Kind donations, such as food and supplies, are not the purview of the FWG.
3. All monetary donations to any working group, person or location operating under the name of Occupy Austin must be reported to the FWG within 1 week of collection.
4. Monetary donations for Occupy Austin will be regularly collected by FWG in at least two places: a "donation bucket" that resides at the Occupation, and at the Occupy Austin WePay account. The FWG's involvement with other fundraising activities are addressed in the "Fundraising & Development" section.
5. Donation Buckets
* The FWG will collect donations on a regular basis from a donation bucket located at the Occupation, such as at the food table and/or the information table.
** This donation bucket will be a lockable or at least secured container, like a piggy bank.
* The FWG will collect donations at the GA at least 3 times per week.
* The FWG will collect, count, record, report, and deposit all donations on a regular basis.
6. Online Donations
* Online donations are to be collected through the Occupy Austin WePay account.
* The FWG will automate the transfer of online donations to the Occupy Austin checking account.
Fundraising & Development
1. To ensure transparency and accountability, the monetary aspect of Occupy Austin fundraising activities will be handled through the FWG.
2. For offline fundraising events, such as rallies, actions, performances, etc., FWG members will collect donations. FWG will not necessarily be responsible for other fundraising activities, such as planning, promoting, and execution.
3. Likewise for Development efforts, FWG will be responsible for the collection of funds, though we encourage development agents to ask that donations be made online.
4. For online fundraising events, FWG's involvement will consist of ensuring that the proper online account is the recipient of donations. For now, the OA We Pay account is the proper account for all online donations to Occupy Austin.
5. Collection, counting, recording, reporting, and deposits of fundraising and development money will be handled by the FWG.
Bookkeeping and Accounting
1. The FWG will record all OA monetary transactions. For the sake of accountability, all information recorded by the FWG must be reviewed a FWG member other than the person who recorded it.
2. For transparency's sake, the FWG will report all OA monetary transactions to the OccupyAustin.org website on a regular basis.
3. Web-based software, such as Google Docs, will be used to do book-keeping and reporting.


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We will be gathering at our studio this Friday December 20th from 5-8 for our Winter Share Pick Up, Studio Sale and Solstice Celebration to welcome back the light! We are located at 333 NE Hancock St in Studio 11. Please spread the word! We will have a few Winter CSH Shares available for purchase for gifts as well as some individual remedies. This is our last pop up shop & sale of the holiday season! Looking forward to seeing you!
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New Carlow University president ready to guide change
Look for change at Carlow University in Oakland.
Without it, the small university on the steep slopes above Fifth Avenue won't survive, said new university President Suzanne K. Mellon on Tuesday during an interview with Tribune-Review editors and reporters.
Mellon, 61, said the opportunity to lead a university eager to embrace change to meet community needs was part of what lured her to Pittsburgh from Manchester, N.H., where she was executive vice president of St. Anselm College.
"It doesn't help us to wallow in the way things are. We are going to have to move things forward," Mellon said.
She said she's awaiting the completion of a strategic plan for the 85-year-old school that the Sisters of Mercy founded during the Great Depression. Mellon said it will contain goals such as boosting enrollment, student retention and graduation rates.
The school enrolls about 2,300 undergraduate, graduate and online students.
Her objectives are large and long term: Increase enrollment from 2,300 to 5,000; boost the endowment from $20 million to $25 million, and then $50 million, with emphasis on scholarship money; and establish partnerships between business and academia to boost opportunities for students.
Key initiatives include providing career-oriented degree programs with internships; compressing routes to graduate degrees; and offering certificate programs for mid-career professionals.
Mellon pointed to a combined bachelor of science in psychology, a master's degree in counseling program and the possibility of certificate programs in areas such as analytics.
George Pry, executive vice president of the Pittsburgh Technical Institute and a member of the Carlow board for eight years, chaired the search committee that recommended Mellon.
"She laid out a pretty detailed program and, in the last eight months, she has attended to everything she brought up," Pry said. "But it's not a thing you turn overnight."
Carlow's move to transform itself occurs as small private colleges across the country struggle to survive shrinking pools of high school graduates, increasing costs and soaring student debt.
A recent survey of nearly 400 small private colleges, by the National Association of College and University Business Officers, found about half were struggling with declining enrollment, even though the schools provided tuition discounts averaging 45 percent.
Mellon said it will be critical for Carlow to differentiate itself, and marketing will be important.
"We have a well-respected hidden gem in Oakland that we need to shine a light on," she said.


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THE government's plans to relax planning rules have been deemed "daft and potentially devastating" by the Bournemouth Civic Society.
Chair Ken Mantock has voiced fears the proposed planning reforms would lead to town cramming and could hit the resort's tourism if cliff top hotels are allowed to be converted into flats.
The Bournemouth Civic Society is backing the Civic Society's campaign to try and get the government to withdraw its proposals, which include measures to allow home owners to build larger extensions without the need for planning permission and a relaxation of permitted development rules.
Mr Mantock said he hoped the proposals would be withdrawn or heavily modified.
"There's little chance that localism and Big Society, laudable in their aim, will ever be more than words if the government keeps undermining local communities and local councils by its sledgehammer approach to planning."


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A mother has launched a public appeal to find her son's pet dog believed to have been stolen during a day-time raid on their property.
Natalie Ronan, 29, and her parents were at the funeral of a family friend on May 23 when their home in Waltham Way, Chingford, was "completely ransacked" by burglars.
Ms Ronan had picked up her son Aaron, aged three, from nursery and returned home at 5pm to find their five year-old tan-coloured pet Chihuahua 'Alfie' had disappeared.
The unidentified raiders had used tools to break the back window and gain entry to the property where they then stole iPads, jewellery, laptops and money, as the family grieved the passing of a close friend.
'Alfie' was bought by Ms Ronan at just seven weeks old and his disappearance is considered to be out of the ordinary.
"He is a timid little dog and is quite shy. We've had him since a pup so he knows where his home is if he was to have escaped during the burglary.
"Alfie is my son's best friend and all I want to do is re-unite him with his dog. This last week has been awful not knowing if he is safe and with our house being tipped upside down.
"I just want him back and I'm happy to offer a reward," said Ms Ronan.
Ms Ronan believes in the "bottom of my heart Alfie has been sold-on to make a "quick buck" after searching the area of Chingford high and low and sending out hundreds of missing posters.
Police were called to the property shortly after 5pm on Friday and Ms Ronan was also given hope as the police had found a tan-coloured dog, but the 29 year-old was left feeling even more "heart-broken" when she realised it was not Alfie.
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It's not every week that the great Robert Redford ventures down to SE10 – unless he's got a thing for the National Maritime Museum we don't know about – but since expanding the Sundance Film Festival to Britain he's established an annual indie haven 8000 miles east of its American home. You couldn't squeeze more high-calibre independent cinema into this historic corner of London if Todd Solondz set one of his misanthropic masterpieces aboard the Cutty Sark. So where to start between April 25 and 28? And, more important, what to see? Here's Empire's guide to the likely highlights.
The man who named the festival after one of his most iconic films – no, not All The President's Arthouse Films – is back to chaperone it through its second year on these shores. To add his substantial kudos to the four day jamboree and to prevent any onset of Difficult Second Festival Syndrome, Redford will be present at The 02 and helping introduce some of the two dozen or so dramas, docs, gigs, panel discussions and meet-and-greets. Not all of them, mind – man's gotta sleep – but enough to thrill fans and have the media rushing around The 02 in the kind of frenzy not seen since Justin Bieber was here.
One of the surprise hits in a dramatic competition that was filled 50 per cent with female directors at this year's Sundance was In A World… by Lake Bell, who not only wrote and directed by also starred. Bell plays Carol, an aspiring actress who lives in the shadow of her father Sam (Fred Melamed), a legend in the world of voiceover artists. So when Carol hears that the famous words "In a world…" are being dusted off for a new blockbuster trailer, she starts to pitch for the job, coming up against all the big boys of the husky-toned voiceover world. Though it sounds like a one-joke spoof movie, In A World… is actually a sweet romantic comedy, featuring subtle turns from the likes of Demetri Martin and Rob Corddry and with a lot of self-deprecating humour from Bell, who portrays herself as a stalker with a tape recorder, chasing down unusual accents.
Music has always been a major part of the Sundance experience, and this superb documentary, which was given a standing ovation when it premiered in Park City, should strike a chord with music fans of all ages. Directed by Greg Camalier and produced by Stephen Badger, it tells the story of a small town that sits on the coast of the Mississippi in Alabama, and has produced some of the most amazing soul and rock music in American music history. Artists as diverse as the Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan and Aretha Franklin have recorded there, as was the timeless classic When A Man Loves A Woman, performed by local boy Percy Sledge.
Jeff Nichols' Huck Finn-like tale of life on the muddy Mississippi winds its way along the equally murky Thames to deliver an acclaimed indie drama to Sundance London crowds a couple of weeks before its full UK release. So what can viewers expect? Firstly, one of Matthew McConaughey's best performances in an increasingly stellar career renaissance. Southern-fried drama is also on the menu, as is a return to Sundance from Nichols himself, whose Take Shelter pulled up stumps at Sundance, Utah in 2011. There will probably the odd nod to Mark Twain too. Trust us, it's the catfish's whiskers.
Shane 'Primer' Carruth is making a name for himself as a crafter of synapse-rearranging sci-fis. Primer was put together for a mere $7000 and his next, a romance wrapped up in a shapeshifting science-fiction, also weighs in at the lower-budget end of the moviemaking spectrum. If you want to know why Steven Soderbergh has described Carruth as "the illegitimate offspring of David Lynch and James Cameron", you can catch his latest mysterious, indescribable big-screen odyssey Upstream Colour at the festival. A tale of pharmaceutical wrongdoing and the universality of life, but at the same time neither of those things, it'll have you using words like "brilliant", "trippy" and "grrfarnffrhh". Well, we did say it was indescribable.
Fittingly, Sundance London is celebrating new talent in British filmmaking – lest Mr Redford be frog-marched out of Blighty by a suit from the Home Office. In Fear, a first stab at a feature-length thriller from established TV man Jeremy Lovering, made its bow at the Utah festival's Park City At Midnight slot, which, auspiciously, has housed punchy flicks like Trollhunter and V/H/S in previous years. It's repeating the trick for London audiences, who will share in an increasingly frayed night in the lives of Lucy (Beautiful Creature Alice Englert) and Tom (Iain De Caestecker) as they try to survive a terrifying rural labyrinth on the way back from a music festival.
The festival is celebrating more established limey talent, too, and there are few with more impressive résumés than Michael Winterbottom. He's reunited with his old mucker from The Trip, 24 Hour Party People and A Cock And Bull Story, Steve Coogan, for a thoughtful take on Soho porn-and-property baron Paul Raymond. It's a tried and tested partnership that's less meta in this incarnation – expect fewer winks to the camera and a more straightforward biopic treatment of the polarising figure. Note to Sundance viewers: if you've more than five minutes in and you haven't seen a pair of boobs, you've probably gone to History Of The Eagles Part One by mistake.
Lynn Shelton's last two films, Humpday and Your Sister's Sister, both premiered at Sundance, so it only seemed right that her latest should premiere at its London sibling. Both those films, the first hilarious, the second more bittersweet, dealt wonderfully with physical human relationships, but with this one she goes further, with Rosemarie DeWitt as a masseuse who develops a problem. Unlike the last two films, Shelton moves away from freeform improv into something more scripted, while promising a piece in which her actors "had permission to explore and mine the nuances of each scene".


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The National Council of University Research Administrators is holding their annual meeting this August 10, 2014 through August 13, 2014 at the Washington Hilton. There will be over 2,000 research administrators attending to engage in two days of workshops, senior level seminars, presentations, discussions, open forums, and networking opportunities.
NCURA works to share knowledge and experience the field of research administration with a well-respected and collegial community. Professional development, knowledge and leadership are important goals which makes NCURA the internationally recognized resource it is today.
If you are not an attendee of this conference you could also be a volunteer. NCURA's Annual Meeting 2014 is offering multiple volunteer opportunities. Teach Team volunteers help to ensure the success of the meeting by providing technical support during conference sessions and the volunteers receive a 50% rebate on their registration fees! Another interesting volunteer opportunity is the Fitness Track where one can volunteer to lead the attendees in various fitness activities such as Yoga, Zumba and Fun Run. NCURA not only finds knowledge important to it's attendees, but also health and fitness. Our Washington DC Inn is located right across from the Annual Meeting and would love to have you stay with us while you are here in DC attending this conference. Look forward to seeing some of you in August!
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Inside Lacrosse's 2012 September Recruiting issue is just a month away. In our traditional preview, IL Recruiting Contributor Ty Xanders breaksdown the Top 20 post-graduate players heading into the the 2012-2013 season. For more in-depth writeups on this group of players check out the August Edition of IL.
1. Matt Kavanagh, A, Hotchkiss (Conn.), Notre Dame
2. Michael Quinn, LSM, Hotchkiss (Conn.), Yale
3. Jules Godino, D, Navy Prep (R.I.), Navy
4. John Connors, G, Navy Prep (R.I.), Navy
5. Pat Keena, A, Navy Prep (R.I.), Navy
6. Thomas Flibotte, M, Deerfield (Mass.), Bucknell
7. Brian Pickup, D, Deerfield (Mass.), Princeton
8. Myles Jones, M, Salisbury (Conn.), Duke
9. Alex Daly, F/O, Army Prep (N.Y.), Army
10. Mike Perettine, M, Army Prep (N.Y.), Army
11. Mark Glicini, A/M, Deerfield (Mass.), Yale
12. Tyler Aunon, M, Salisbury (Conn.), Georgetown
13. Cam Lee, M, Deerfield (Mass.), Dartmouth
14. Jimmy Joe Granito, G, Trinity-Pawling (N.Y.), Loyola
15. Dan Kinek, M, Avon Old Farms (Conn.), Michigan
16. Pat Menezes, M, Navy Prep (R.I.), Navy
17. Alex Schell, M, Salisbury (Conn.), Maryland
18. Gerald Logan, G, Hotchkiss (Conn.), Michigan
19. Bobby Gray, A, Deerfield (Mass.), Notre Dame
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"With the combined innovative power of two strong companies, we have the unique opportunity to create a superb union of pharmaceutical chemistry and biotechnology," said Elmar Schnee, new Chief Executive Officer of Merck Serono S.A. "We want to utilize the best of both companies. A total of 28 projects in clinical development, a combined R&D budget of approximately EUR 1 billion and the two key growth drivers Erbitux® for oncology and Rebif® for the treatment of multiple sclerosis, give us the best foundations for a successful future."
Top management appointed
Merck Serono S.A. will be managed as a subsidiary of Merck KGaA by a Management Team comprising:
- Elmar Schnee, CEO of Merck Serono S.A. and Member of the Executive Board of Merck KGaA
- Olaf Klinger, Chief Financial Officer of Merck Serono S.A.
- Francois Naef, Chief Administrative Officer of Merck Serono S.A.
The Board of Directors was already elected at the Extraordinary General Meeting of Serono S.A. on January 5. It comprises:
Michael Becker (Chairman), Peter Bohnenblust, Josef Dubacher, Carlo Lombardini, Elmar Schnee, Axel von Wietersheim and Philippe Tischhauser.
Integration process begins
With the closing of the Share Purchase Agreement, the integration process will now move forward. Following the conclusion of the planning phase, 25 integration teams consisting of about 170 integration managers will rapidly implement the integration processes throughout the company. The project will be led by an Integration Steering Committee headed by Karl-Ludwig Kley, Vice Chairman of the Executive Board of Merck KGaA. "The aim is to achieve a clearly performance-oriented organization - a structure based on transparency, fairness, honesty and mutual respect," said Kley.
The Merck Serono division
In the course of 2007, Merck Serono S.A. will be combined with the current Merck Ethicals division and operate as the new Merck Serono division within the Pharmaceuticals business sector of Merck KGaA. The headquarters of this division will be in Geneva, Switzerland. This move will create a leading global supplier of biopharmaceutical products with pro forma sales (2005) of around EUR 3.6 billion and about 14,500 employees worldwide. The R&D budget amounts to about EUR 1 billion.
The Executive Management Board of the Merck Serono division will comprise an international team of experienced executives from both companies:
Elmar Schnee (Head), Franck Latrille (Deputy Head, Development, International), Roland Baumann (Strategy, Management Process & Compliance), Vincent Aurentz (Business Development, Portfolio Management), Bernhard Kirschbaum (Research), Richard Douge (Marketing), Wolfgang Wein (Oncology), Roberto Gradnik (Europe), Fereydoun Firouz (U.S.), Hanns-Eberhard Erle (Production), Francois Naef (Human Resources) and Dorothea Wenzel (Controlling).
Special emphasis will be placed on the therapeutic areas of oncology, neurology and autoimmune and inflammatory diseases. In addition, Merck Serono will have a presence in the markets for infertility, metabolic endocrinology, type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular treatments.
Globally, Merck Serono will operate under the new name and with a new logo, which will appear on buildings, letterhead and business cards. Pharmaceutical packaging will also be changed to the new design in the coming months and years. In the United States, the business will operate under the name EMD Serono.
Erbitux® production to be consolidated in Corsier-sur-Vevey
For efficiency reasons, the planned production facility for Erbitux® will be consolidated in Corsier-sur-Vevey, Switzerland. Merck will continue to invest in its Pharmaceuticals and Chemicals business sectors at headquarters in Darmstadt.
Further steps
Merck has indicated that, subject to clearance by the Swiss Takeover Board, on January 9 it plans to make a public tender offer under Swiss law for remaining Merck Serono (formerly Serono) bearer shares in free float. This offer will not extend into the United States.
Important Information
The information contained in this press release is neither an offer to acquire nor an invitation to sell or make an offer to sell securities (especially shares or American depositary shares of Merck Serono S.A.).
In particular, this document does not constitute an offer of securities for sale or a solicitation of an offer to purchase securities in the United States. The shares referred to herein have not been and will not be registered under the U.S. Securities Act of 1933, as amended (the "Securities Act"), and may not be offered or sold in the United States absent registration under the Securities Act or an available exemption from such registration. The issuer of the shares does not intend to register any portion of the offering in the United States or to conduct any public offering of the shares in the United States.
No Offer will be made in the United States of America
The public tender offer referenced herein is not being made, directly or indirectly, in or into the United States, or by use of the United States mails, or by any means or instrumentality (including, without limitation, the post, facsimile transmission, telex and telephone or electronic transmission by way of the internet or otherwise) of United States interstate or foreign commerce, or of any facility of a United States national securities exchange, and the offer cannot be accepted by any such use, means or instrumentality or from within the United States. Copies of the offer prospectus or any related documents are not being mailed or otherwise distributed or sent in or into the United States and persons receiving such documents (including custodians, nominees and trustees) must not distribute or send them in, into or from the United States and doing so will render invalid any related purported acceptance of the offer.
This communication is not an extension of the offer in the United States.
Note regarding forward-looking statements
The information in this document may contain "forward-looking statements." Forward-looking statements may be identified by words such as "expects", "anticipates", "intends", "plans", "believes", "seeks", "estimates", "will" or words of similar meaning and include, but are not limited to, statements about the expected future business of Merck Serono S.A. and of Merck KGaA resulting from the proposed transaction. These statements are based on the current expectations of management of Merck Serono S.A., Merck KGaA and E. Merck OHG, and are inherently subject to uncertainties and changes in circumstances. Among the factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from those described in the forward-looking statements are factors relating to satisfaction of the conditions to the proposed transaction, and changes in global, political, economic, business, competitive, market and regulatory forces. Merck Serono S.A., Merck KGaA and E. Merck OHG do not undertake any obligation to update the forward-looking statements to reflect actual results, or any change in events, conditions, assumptions or other factors.
About Merck Serono
Merck Serono is a global biotechnology leader, with sales in over 90 countries. The Company is the world leader in reproductive health, with Gonal-f®, Luveris® and Ovidrel®/Ovitrelle®. It has strong market positions in neurology, with Rebif®, as well as in metabolism and growth, with Saizen®, Serostim® and Zorbtive(TM). The Company has recently entered the psoriasis area with Raptiva®. Merck Serono's research programs are focused on growing these businesses and on establishing new therapeutic areas, including oncology and autoimmune diseases.
Bearer shares of Merck Serono S.A., the holding company, are traded on the virt-x (SEO) and its American Depositary Shares are traded on the New York Stock Exchange (SRA).
(1) The shareholders have approved amendments to the Company's Articles of Association. The name of the Company was changed to Merck Serono S.A. and other amendments related to corporate organizational issues were also approved. The shareholders also appointed new Directors.
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Vatican City — Pope Francis met Monday morning with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in their first meeting and as a possible precursor for a visit by the pope to the Holy Land some time next year.
The meeting, which lasted about 25 minutes in the Vatican's Apostolic Palace, saw the two exchange gifts. Netanyahu presented the pope with a book written by his father on the Spanish inquisition, inscribing the text with a dedication: "To His Holiness Pope Franciscus, a great shepherd of our common heritage."
The short encounter comes following Francis' meetings with Israeli President Shimon Peres in April and Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas in October. After the October visit, Abbas said he had personally invited the pope to the Holy Land.
News reports last week citing Israeli sources indicated the pope might visit the area next May, but the Vatican is yet to confirm a trip.
During their meeting Monday, Netanyahu also gave the pope a silver menorah, a nine-branched candleholder used in the annual Jewish celebration of Hannukah, which is continuing through Thursday. Francis presented the Israeli leader with a large plaque featuring an image of Saint Paul the Apostle, who was a devout Jew who became a follower of Jesus Christ.
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Although members of the Vatican's press pool for the event Monday said they could not hear whether Netanyahu and the pontiff discussed a possible visit by the pope to Israel, one member of the pool said she could overhear Netanyahu's wife Sara mention she and her husband were "looking forward" to some event, but could not hear which event specifically.
Jesuit Fr. Federico Lombardi, the director of the Holy See Press Office, told the pool following the meeting that the Vatican would not announce a visit to the Holy Land before sending an advance team to scout possible visit sites.
Netanyahu presented Francis with a Spanish version of his father's book, originally published in English in 1995 under the title The Origins of the Inquisition in Fifteenth-Century Spain. According to the publisher's notes on the text, the book refutes previous historical accounts that the Inquisition targeted Jews, arguing instead that it targeted Christians for political ends.
The Israeli leader was also set to meet Monday with members of the Italian government. Netanyahu's visit with Francis is his third with a pope. He met previously with Pope Benedict XVI in 2009 and Pope John Paul II in 1997.
Any visit by the pope to Israel next year would coincide with the 50th anniversary of Pope Paul VI's visit to Jerusalem in 1964, which took place before the Vatican recognized the Israeli state.
Francis previously visited Israel in 1973. A report by The Times of Israel last April revealed that then-Fr. Jorge Mario Bergoglio arrived in the country just as the Yom Kippur War started and spent six days inside his hotel, studying the Saint Paul's letters to the Corinthians.
The pope was also to meet Monday with Catholic bishops from the Netherlands, who are in Rome for their ad limina visit. That meeting, originally scheduled for Thursday, was pushed forward because the pope is also meeting this week with the eight cardinals he has tasked with advising him on reform of the Vatican's central bureaucracy.
The pope was not to hold individual meetings with the Dutch prelates, instead meeting them in a group.
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The NHL's annual outdoor hockey game may be canceled this year due to the player lockout, but the Wilmette Park District is hoping the weather will cooperate to allow pond hockey at one of its neighborhood parks.
The concept of installing an outdoor rink at Thornwood Park was hotly contested last year by neighbors, who were concerned about the lights, possible noise and hours of operation. It was approved by park commissioners over those objections, but then Mother Nature intervened — the temperature never dropped consistently low enough to sustain an ice surface, said Steve Wilson, Wilmette Park District executive director.


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As Coal King Retires to $12 Million, Mine Safety Struggle Goes On
It's probably safe to say that Don Blankenship had something to celebrate with the new year. Last Friday, the CEO of Massey Energy retired, and according to company disclosures he received $2 million that day. He'll get another $10 million in July, plus consulting fees for two more years, CNN reported.
Blankenship, dubbed the "Dark Lord of Coal Country" in a November profile in Rolling Stone, saw his company come under scrutiny last year when its Upper Big Branch mine in West Virginia exploded in April, killing 29 miners. Public attention largely shifted when, just weeks later, BP's Deepwater Horizon oil rig exploded, killing 11 workers. The Wall Street Journal reported today, however, that lawmakers are demanding an end date for the investigation of Massey Energy, which has continued for months in private and with few updates provided to the families of the deceased miners.
The Labor Department's Mine Safety and Health Administration has long faced criticism for its failure to take swift action against risky mine operators found to be violating safety standards. Part of the challenge is the agency's backlog of appealed safety citations. Companies frequently contest citations, delaying enforcement action or avoiding it altogether.
In September, we wrote about a government report that faulted MSHA for "lack of leadership" in administering a program that was supposed to identify and penalize mines with patterns of violations. As we noted, the agency had never once tried to exercise its authority by designating a mine as having a "pattern of violations," a status that opens the door to tougher enforcement, including court- ordered shut downs.
A month later, the agency—which had pledged to toughen enforcement going forward—asked a federal judge to shut down a Kentucky coal mine operated by Massey Energy.
The company poses a particular challenge to regulators. The Washington Post reported this week that for years the company managed to strike deals and get passes from regulators:
Massey's approach to federal regulation has been notable for two tactics that, according to critics, allow the company to thwart or skirt safety requirements. First, Massey has persuaded regulators to forgo safety rules on a case-by-case basis. Second, the company routinely contests federal citations in a manner that makes it virtually impossible for the government to force quick safety overhauls in the nation's most hazardous mines.
Under Blankenship, Massey had mastered the art of the regulatory waiver, a way to legally circumvent federal mining laws. The MSHA has approved 30 petitions from Massey to operate its mines outside of safety mandates, more than for any other company. Most were in the past decade.
… The waivers allow Massey to mine through gas wells, to construct escapeways lower than the legally-mandated five feet and to create fewer ventilation channels to provide miners with clean air.
In Congressional testimony this summer, Blankenship acknowledged that Massey Energy contests many citations but said the company "does not 'game the system'" or place profits over safety.
Massey, according to the Post, is also the nation's largest mountaintop removal mining company, meaning it produces more coal than any other company through a controversial technique of blowing up the tops of mountains in order to get to the coal. The practice boomed when restrictions were lifted during the Bush administration, but it now faces enhanced scrutiny from environmental regulators under the Obama administration.
Opponents of the practice lost a leader this week with the passing of West Virginia environmental activist Judy Bonds, who had been steadfast in her campaigns against Massey.
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This is the same guy who wrote a memo to employees in 2005 stating that constructing support beams or ventilation shafts was secondary to maximizing coal production. I hope he finds solace in his $12 million because I don't think it will be enough to buy him forgiveness from the family members of the 29 deceased miners. After all, one bought and paid for state Supreme Court Justice (Brent Benjamin) cost him $3 million in 2004. Buying people can be an expensive proposition; he'll have to come out of retirement to support that habit.
If this guy wrote that memo and it can be proven in a court of law the U.S. Attorney should pursue charges.
You think this scum bag cares about forgiveness? That would assume his humanity, which seems to be a baseless assumption!
Blankenship is a leader of the US Chamber of Commerce, as is the man Obama just picked to be Obama's new chief of staff. Blankenship is an example of the heartless capitalist, and there are millions more like him, although few have done the damage he has done. These types of people tend to congregate in the fossil fuels and military industries. The movie There Will be Blood shows this type quite well. For what to do about the lawlessness and death these people spread, read the book What We Leave Behind, by Derrick Jensen. As always, thanks to ProPublica for providing actual journalism.
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In light of today's released report on this sad disaster,these people must be held accountable here and now,not in some hereafter! Remember that old song "all your money won't another moment buy,Dust in the Wind"


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Ecobank Ghana has launched a new money transfer system called Rapidtransfer to facilitate convenient money transfer within and across African countries.
The system allows both Ecobank Ghana customers and non-customers to transfer money in cedis to any of the 30 African countries that Ecobank operates in and the recipient will receive in their local currency.
Head of Retail Banking at Ecobank Ghana, Mr. George Mensah-Asante the system is available at all 750 Ecobank branches and affiliate outlets across Africa and it allows money to be transferred and received within 10 minutes either within Ghana or from Ghana to other African countries.
He noted that one does not need to have an Ecobank account to use the Rapidtransfer system, adding that it eliminates the risk of carrying money around.
"Rapidtransfer is fast, reliable, secure, and competitive," he said.
Head of Ecobank Money Transfer Unit, Nana Yaa Konadu told Adom News the transfer rates are between five Ghana cedis and GHC300 depending on how much one is transferring.
Deputy Governor of the Bank of Ghana, Dr. H. A. K. Wampah who launched the new system praises Ecobank for being the first local bank to own a money transfer system contrary to the situation where banks in Africa serve as agents for multinationals like Moneygram, Western Union and Vigo.
He said the new system will facilitate the integration of Africa on the economic front.
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The Dean of the Diplomatic Corps and Togolese Ambassador, His Excellency Jean-Pierre Gbikpi Benissan says the system will be beneficial to traders and exporters on the continent.


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The Boulevard Cafe
2 Poncetta Drive
Daly City, CA 94015
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(650) 755-3400
- Sunday: 7:00 am - 10:00 pm
- Monday: 7:00 am - 10:00 pm
- Tuesday: 7:00 am - 10:00 pm
- Wednesday: 7:00 am - 10:00 pm
- Thursday: 7:00 am - 10:00 pm
- Friday: 7:00 am - 11:00 pm
- Saturday: 7:00 am - 11:00 pm
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Usually a lovely place for good food. HOWEVER April 1st Boulevard invited a painfully loud broadcast by 95.7. Bad experience. Bad staff reaction. What were the owners thinking of? YUK
by Paula Holt
Chicken scramble was healthy and satisfying!
by Phan Ha
CONSUMER FRAUD ALERT: This place sells "Bottomless Mimosas" but will not deliver them. On two separate occasions they declared they were out of OJ after I had three (3) glasses.
by @DavidCruiseSF
Wanna indulge a bit? Try their homemade turkey burger on glutenfree buns, and just a fried egg! Yum! 😊
by Chad B.
Early hour brunch yumminess
by Mary R.
Sautéed Petrale Sole's a tasty and healthy alternative worth trying out.
by Chad B.
Comfy big breakfast spot. Fills up on weekends with a line of families, so get there early. The Moose and an Irish coffee are highly recommended.
by Amber C.
Breakfast is great although replacing the omelettes with scrambles is a big loss in my opinion. The Swedish pancakes are scrumptious.
by Tim P.
Best restaurant in Daly City.
by Chris Munguia
Grilled salmon salad is the best! The fish is tasty.
by Hana Afra
order the boulevard pasta!
by Ari Berman
I've eaten here several times already. My last experience was not as good. Hosts took forever to seat us considering there were available tables. I was just glad they had a bar.
by Nel M A.
Food is decent as I have eaten here a few times already. Just be prepared to wait as the hosts are quite slow with seating people. There are available seats but slow to seat people.
by Nel M A.
Don't forget to try their mediteranian plate delicious grilled chicken kabobs worth a special jalapeño hummus with pita bread ....Mmmmmm!!!
by Ernesto Lezcano II
Add chocolate chips to your waffles with your fried chicken ^_^
by Mary Grace M.
Nice place for breakfast but parking is a pain.
by Greg L.
Try the Double Breast of Chicken (via @Foodspotting)
by Elvis M.
The low price and tasty!!!!
by Alesya B.
Thoroughly enjoyed the Chicken & Waffles, Corned Beef Hash, & Sausage Gravy & Biscuits! Plus BACON!
by Mary Grace M.
The biscuits are nice. Try the Swedish pancake!
by Kathy B.
Great salads and tasty burgers!
by Alberto M.
Sexy waiters and awesome food. What more could you ask for? Perhaps Coke products.
by Paul V.
Try the moose.. =)
by Chris Z.
Delicious juevos rancheros.
by Conery W.
No wait for the counter!
by Lucia L.
Try the Cheese Grits - #kvpinmybelly : Carb overload for #dinner. Buttery & cheesy! (via @Foodspotting)
by Kris V.
This is a hidden gem in Daly City. The grilled chicken breast is great.
by Shaun A.
The Greek Salad. Omg. Yes.
by Galaxy F.
The pumpkin bread pudding is pretty much off the chain! Im not usually a dessert person, but I have to get thus every time.
by Donny Y.
Mac'n cheese tasted like it was heated in a microwave. Doh.
by Pekka P.
The boulevard salad is great.
by Mariana A.
No grape jelly!!!!!
by TreeVera G.
Try their Mediterranean plate. It's to die for. An alternative is their vegetarian version.
by Chad B.
Hungry? Get the breakfast of champions.. The Moose!
by Chad B.
The souvlaki cannot be beat!
by Elvis M.
Hostess looks at you like your stupid but the food is good. Love the salmon.
by Christine D.
The Orzo Alexandria is awesome!
by Paul Y.
Hostess was a bitch!
by Chris B.
Very friendly service, great food
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Lingonberry Swedish pancakes
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Get the "Hangover," chili/cheese over hash browns, & be the envy of your table.
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Bananas Foster French Toast.
by Michael M.
Try the hangover for breakfast!!!
by Britney M.
eggs benedict and belgian waffles are the best!
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turtle service here!
by Jensen W.
Adults can skip the line by eating in the lounge. Huge portions!
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Lamb Chops were deeee-lish! Wow!
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The Bananas Foster French Toast is de-li-cious! But it's pretty rich so I recommend the short stack.
by Rose A.
be prepared to wait!
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I've never had a bad meal here EVER. I can't pronounce it but have the Avgolemono Soup - Greek Lemon and Rice Soup - YUM!
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The corn beef hash is excellent!!
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Chicken Souvlaki Sandwich for lunch. YUM
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The Mediterranean Plate is AWESOME for dinner.
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Marcel rules!
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The Hangover does help.
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Team Seattle-The Heart Of Racing Finished 16th In Gtd At Watkins Glen
It was a tough day for Team Seattle-The Heart of Racing at Watkins Glen International today. The team finished 16th in the TUDOR United SportsCar Championship GTD Class in the Sahlen's Six Hours of the Glen.
Ian James (Phoenix, Ariz.) started ninth in the No. 23 Team Seattle Porsche 911 GT America and drove a consistent first stint. On lap 35, James brought the No. 23 Alex-Job racing Porsche to pit lane for the team's first pit stop of the day, which included a driver change, tires and fuel.
Now behind the wheel of the No. 23 machine, Mario Farnbacher Ansbach, Germany) was in sixth place after all the pit stops cycled through. An hour and a half into the race (lap 50), Farnbacher reported an alarm in the car. The team had the young German bring the car to pit lane to assess the problem. The team thought it might be an alternator issue.
After diagnosing the problem, Farnbacher returned to the track three laps down in 15th place. Three laps later, Farnbacher was back on pit lane to look at the issue again and that's when the race's first full course caution came out. When the race went green, Farnbacher was five laps back and still in contention with nearly four hours remaining. In fact, the team got one lap back (four laps down) on the GTD class wave around just prior to the green.
On lap 68, Farnbacher made contact with the No. 30 in Turn One. The damage to the No. 23 was severe enough the team had him take it back to the garage for repairs. The team fixed the steering rack and changed the alternator.
"When I took the car from Ian [James], everything was fine," Farnbacher said. "Twenty to 25 minutes into my stint, I got an alarm on my dash. It was a low battery. I asked the guys what I should do. They said, 'keep going.' The car wouldn't accelerate anymore because of the low battery, so I couldn't shift anymore. I lost power steering. I got the car back to the pits and they tried to fix it. It didn't work. So, we tried again and it didn't work again. I came back in again and we put in a spare battery and it worked.
"I was behind Kuba Giermaziak. I was faster than him. I tried it [to pass him] for two laps. At the start/finish, I was alongside his door into Turn One. He closed the door. He spun because I hit him. We had to repair the damage.
"It's a bit frustrating. It's bad for the Championship. I'm sorry for the crew guys too."
On lap 132, James got back in the car for the the final hour and 45 minutes. With less than 25 minutes remaining, Team Seattle's day ended when James was hit by the No. 08 Prototype Challenge car sending James' Porsche nose first into the Turn 13 tire barrier.
"I'm fine," James said after hitting the tire wall. "It's just disappointing. We were laps down and I was trying to let everybody through. In that corner [Turn 13], you can't go through two abreast. He [Alex Tagliani] just stuffed it in there at the last minute. I didn't even see him to be honest. I let the Viper through. I am just disappointed in his [Tagliani] judgment there.
"It was a tough day. Things just didn't go our way. Some weekends are like that in racing. But, that's okay. We'll come back stronger at Mosport that's for sure. We're still in the [Championship] hunt. It's still a long season to go."
Alex Job, team owner, had his crew working all race.
"A tough day with the Team Seattle-Heart of Racing Porsche," Job said. "We had the mechanical issue and then two separate incidents of contact, some self-inflicted and some we were a victim. We will put the car back together and head to Mosport with a lot of motivation."
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Just thought I would update this little diddy I did last year (or the year before...doesnt matter, still applies).
Just thought I would update this little diddy I did last year (or the year before...doesnt matter, still applies).
Should Mr.Red be smiling like that?
Go Gators!
And technically Krono, that's Mr. Redlegs
My dad got to enjoy 3 Reds World Championships by the time he was my age. So far, I've only gotten to enjoy one. Step it up Redlegs!
Seems like it should be more of an implosion like one of those highrises going down.
Great graphics, though.
Rob Neyer: "Any writer who says he'd be a better manager than the worst manager is either 1) lying (i.e. 'using poetic license') or 2) patently delusional. Which isn't to say managers don't do stupid things that you or I wouldn't."
Yeah, Mr Redlegs kinda has a guilty smile on his face
Witty signature.
Shouldn't Mr. Redlegs have another arm?
The head looks right, though!
Flip him around so he's running the other way, and it'll look like he's trying to get outta Dodge.
Makes all the routine posts.
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To Everybody Coming Out to 14th and Broadway on Verdict Day
Anarchist statement on the upcoming Mehserle verdict.
We are anarchists who live in the Bay. We are OUTRAGED by the murder of Oscar Grant, and we are pissed at continuing police violence and disregard of communities' health and safety. We're writing this letter to all the people who are going be in the streets the day of Mehserle's verdict.
Some folks have been calling us "outside agitators". We wonder: outside of what? We are all faced by police violence whether we stay in the 510, the 415, the 925, the 209, the 831, santa rita, san quentin, or wherever. Except that we're from here. We live here, we contribute here, we have fun here, we get harassed here, and we fight back here. We are men, women, transgendered, black, white, whatever adjective you can think of. We are teachers, students, veterans, workers and the unemployed. We look out for each other. When people caught court cases after the January 7th uprising we were there. The anarchist community stepped up, strategized, and fundraised.
Straight up, we don't like that the police murder people. We don't want anyone to have the authority to murder people with impunity. In a society where the banks can take away our homes, where we're afraid to speak up to the boss, and where the cops can murder us face down and helpless on video and then call us the thugs, we are all Oscar Grant. Last year when people expressed themselves in the streets, we heard condemnation of property destruction but no rebuke of police aggression against peoples bodies. Lets not forget that the only reason Mehserle is on trial is because the people of Oakland rose up.
Some of us will be with you at 14th and Broadway on the day of the verdict. We know that the pigs will be looking to cause trouble, but we're not going to give them an excuse. We want everyone in Oakland to come out to 14th and Broadway. We'll leave it to the will of the people assembled to decide what goes down there. Also, we just heard that Alameda County dropped at least $675,000 on an LRAD 300X sonic weapon system, so bring earplugs.
The pigs are already going door to door at businesses and community groups to get them to snitch on those who will stand up. We know this because our doors got knocked on. For us, snitching violates core principles and destroys the very trust we are trying to build. We hope that the orange-vest peace police will address the original cause of violence and face the REAL outside agitators, the OPD and BART Police. There's gonna be an army of pigs at 14th and broadway on the day of the verdict waiting to pounce on black people and people in black. We aren't so stupid as to value a few smashed windows over a community acting and speaking together. We'll respect the tone.
If Mehserle is found guilty of murder it will be historic. If he is found not guilty, or given a slap on the wrist, our response will be historic. What happens in the streets will be determined by the people in the streets, and we know that we won't be there alone. We say to the thugs at OPD, bring your chumps in body armor. The more Bay Area cops you bring to downtown Oakland to threaten and intimidate those expressing themselves, the more targets you leave exposed. It's open game on all your $hit from now until the job is done. To everyone else, see you in the streets.
Written in solidarity with all disgruntled peoples fighting for freedom against this police state.
-Some anarchists
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Wednesday Jun 30th, 2010 3:32 PM
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Wednesday Jun 30th, 2010 4:49 PM
respect to oakland.
show some respect for justice - via non-violent protest.
crazy fools go out and mess up a city that had nothing to do with the situation-
mehserle a bart cop, not an oakland cop.
this city so broke its pathetic- think about those of us who live here.
watch for people like me- who intend to protect our businesses by whatever means necessary from opportunists...
Wednesday Jun 30th, 2010 5:42 PM
You don't need to go to downtown Oakland.
Wednesday Jun 30th, 2010 6:17 PM
This is the most ignorant thing I have seen in a while. Inciting violence is no way to get justice. Lets further destroy a community or better lets even encourage it. I feel sad for the East bay and Oakland.
Wednesday Jun 30th, 2010 6:37 PM
what the fu¢k are you talking about? the pigs incited violence when they murdered oscar grant. they've already destroyed our community with their oppressive behavior and by consistently trampling our rights. now they're going to use a military grade LRAD, capable of causing permanent hearing damage, to try to silence us, and you're bitching about some potential broken windows and graffiti? it confounds logic.
Wednesday Jun 30th, 2010 7:05 PM
this is unnecessary.
Wednesday Jun 30th, 2010 9:11 PM
clavas and what ever else you think is necessary to combat police violence. Like the Black Panthers said "We Have a right to defend our selves by all means necessary"
Wednesday Jun 30th, 2010 9:18 PM
Mehserle deserves murder charge. Oscar Grant wouldn't have gotten anything less. Had it been Oscar who pulled the trigger, the media, city council, courts, and police would have banned together like racist lynch mob that they are in all cases dating back from the beginning. You know they are getting ready for another injustice to take place in the court room which is why they are preparing before hand. Something smells fishy.
Wednesday Jun 30th, 2010 11:17 PM
"watch for people like me- who intend to protect our businesses by whatever means necessary from opportunists... "
You aren't gonna do shit.
Thursday Jul 1st, 2010 3:00 AM
I wonder how many of the people--so concerned about a reenactment of "the destruction" that took place in Oakland following Grant's murder--actually were there, or instead received their information about what occurred from mainstream media?


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Sorry, I know this is the Wordpress forum but there isn't a Joomla forum so I didn't know where else to post this and I really need some help.
I've installed Mightymembership to provide a subscription access model on a Joomla site but I can't set up the site to restrict access to full articles unless you're a registered user. I want some article intro text to appear on the home page with a 'read more' link and when that link is clicked on I want it to take the user to the Joomla sign up page.
I can get article intro text to appear on the home page with a read more link and I can create articles with a 'register to read more' link to redirect to the log in page but I can't get both to happen. If you set an article to 'registered' status then it won't appear on the front page.
My deadline is next thursday and I'm starting to panic a little, any help is appreciated.
JJ - I don't know Joomla that well but couldn't you do this by doing a check on the full article page to see if the user is logged in or not?
Leave the article as "public" so you can display the intro text/link, then on the article page template test to see if the user is logged in...
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Hey Jafartke, thanks a lot for the suggestion. Unfortunately it's not what I'm looking for.
The problem isn't the read more, it's that if I make an article status 'registered' so that the membership module knows to restrict access to it, it won't show at all on the homepage and I need the intro text to show on the home page.
Hello JCMUCULER,
Use this plugin once you installed you'll get read more in article http://extensions.joomla.org/extensions/news-display/articles-summary/5279
After installed you get plugin_name.php file in plugins/ folder there you have find the user type $userid is active ot not if active leave as it is else redirect to index.php?option=com_registerIf you help ask me
No one has any idea how to get a 'registered access' article to appear on the front page on a joomla site?


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Nelspruit – On the eve of a second international friendly soccer match in four days, Bafana Bafana coach Gordon Igesund said the focus is on the African Nations Cup in 2013.
In his first game in charge, Igesund was applauded for a good showing by the national team, which held five-time World Champions Brazil for 75 minutes before conceding a goal to go down 1-0 away in Sao Paulo on Saturday.
Bafana face a Mozambican side ranked 10 spots below them in the African rankings on Tuesday evening at Mbombela Stadium in Nelspruit, and it will present a vastly different prospect for Igesund's troops.
"The bigger picture here is that we haven't got a lot of time before the African Cup of Nations," Igesund said on Monday after the team's training session.
"I can't get this message across more importantly than that is what our big picture is.
"It's not important for us to have fantastic 4-0 results and not do well in the African Cup of Nations.
"Of course we want to do both, but there's (no) time."
Igesund made the point that with any kind of change, real progress took time and with Afcon 2013 looming around the corner in January, the players would have to make the most of their opportunities.
"There'll be lots of changes taking place, there's lots of new players in the squad," he said.
"There's a completely new formation we're playing, there's a whole new thing going on, and these things take time."
The former Moroka Swallows coach warned that there would be no room for complacency in his team.
"What's important that I pump into these players is that we can't get complacent," Igesund said.
"We played against Brazil in front of 50,000 people and the guys were pumped up.
"They need to be equally pumped up when we play against Mozambique tomorrow, or whether we play Namibia or whoever, we need to have the same attitude, the same commitment, the same passion, the same driving force that we had before and that's what we want to do."
The coach said he would also change his combinations, which would mean more fringe players would have a chance to impress on the international stage.
"It's not about playing your strongest team all the time, If I stick to 11 players or 12 players that I think are my strongest team the others are never going to get a chance," he said.
"Then how are we going to know if they are up to what I want for the African Cup of Nations?
"We need to test players. We need to put them in a situation. We need to put them in these high-tempo games and see how they cope.
"Otherwise we're never going to know that and we're going to guess."
Igesund stressed the importance of the attitude of players and cited Barcelona magician Lionel Messi as a prime example of a talent not properly utilised at international level.
"There's a huge difference playing for a club and playing for your country," Igesund said.
"The player can be an absolutely top class player for his club, but doesn't quite make the cut at international football for whatever reason.
"Not only in South Africa, but worldwide.
"Sometimes Messi's outstanding for Barcelona, he plays for his country and people say he's a different player.
"Sometime the attitude and temperament is not right, but we need to test all these things." – Sapa


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Atlantic City police have arrested a man suspected in a carjacking and string of shootings Saturday night.
Austin Clark, 20, is in custody after five hours and six shooting calls, police said. Two males were wounded by gunfire in two separate shootings, Sgt. Monica McMenamin said. At least one was released. Neither injury was considered life-threatening.
Clark had been wanted in a June 8 incident in which a man was shot inside his car.
No details were immediately available about his arrest early Sunday morning, but police said he was taken into custody and a weapon was recovered.
Officers who were on casino details were called in to work Saturday night as police searched for the suspect and worked multiple crime scenes.
According to the reports, the night began at 5:30 p.m., when police were called to the 1300 block of Caspian Avenue for a shots-fired call. Less than an hour later, a man was loading items into his black Hyundai Veracruz when the suspect pointed a handgun at him and demanded the vehicle. The suspect drove north on New Hampshire Avenue.
Five minutes later, at 6:29 p.m., the city's audio-detection system ShotSpotter alerted police to shots fired in the 700 block of North Virginia Avenue. The victim was found on the 800 block of North Maryland Avenue with gunshot wounds to his arm and leg. A witness said a black sport utility vehicle pulled into the area and someone fired from the vehicle.
At 7:35 p.m., a black SUV pulled up to a man at Kentucky and Belfield avenues, and shot him, he told police. He was treated for a gunshot wound to his arm and released.
Three minutes later, ShotSpotter indicated several shots fired in the 600 block of Drexel Avenue. A parked car had been struck by gunfire. It also was struck by a black SUV, which then fled the scene, police were told.
The car involved in the carjacking was located on Drexel, and cleared by the city's SWAT team, Capt. Charles Love said.
Shortly after 10 p.m., ShotSpotter indicated two rounds had been fired in the 700 block of Trinity Avenue, but neither a crime scene nor victim was located.
Officers were then called to the Schoolhouse Apartments at 10:14 p.,m. in reference to a male possibly shot. A blood trail was located, but no victim was found. Police on the scene said there was no evidence that a shooting took place, but a male was believed to have been attacked.
Investigators were seen inside the security area inside Schoolhouse appearing to look at surveillance video there.
About an hour later, a victim showed up at AtlantiCare Regional Medical Center. He had been pistol whipped, McMenamin said.
The latest information indicates the suspect has been seen with a light-skinned black female wearing a black-and-white shirt with horizontal lines, jeans and carrying a light purse.
Anyone with information about the shootings or suspect is asked to call police at 609-347-5766 or Crime Stoppers at 609-652-1234.
Information may also be texted to tip411 (847411) beginning the text with ACPD.
UPDATE June 2016: Clark, now 22, was sentenced April 22, 2016, and is serving a 15-year term at the Garden State Youth Correctional Facility. He is eligible for release Nov. 20, 2031.
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Software. I've been hearing a lot about visualization lately. Obviously it's been around a awhile, but it's gathering new interest from more popular audiences. As these tools/techniques become more readily available and easier to use, visualization will likely become a prominent communications outlet. I will not only read an article but also be able to manipulate the adjoining data. Aspiring librarians should invest in developing visualization and visual literacy skills. This is a logical extension of multimedia and new media and it applies to both scholarly and popular contexts. Here's an app to get you started.
Research libraries have long been building infrastructure to support data management and the UC has even recently launched a data plan generation tool. It seems to next step is the development of an open-source, user-friendly, discipline scalable visualization tool. (sorta like this) I imagine that a common platform designed for and with academics in mind could be a breakthrough venture. It could help us to cement the claim that "we know data" by not only collecting, storing, describing, and identifying it—but by also enabling scholars to do something new with it.
Hardware. For years I've been intrigued by 3D printing. At Georgia Tech I got to see some rapid prototyping and was very impressed. But as 3D printing has become more affordable and desktop-based it's becoming a very real possibility for mainstream adoption. We're talking $300 – $500—a very small investment! I foresee this technology becoming a standard service like scanning, page printing, and photocopying. Full disclosure, I'm a 3D printing fan boy.
This has been a growing conversation in our public libraries. (here & here) The concept of the library as an idea incubator and/or idea fabrication lab is pretty exciting. Meredith summed it up well via a recent exchange:"libraries enabling people to do something that they otherwise wouldn't have been able to do."
A big theme for us these days is "knowledge creation" or "knowledge production" and this is the hardware making that a very literal possibility: a symbol of the 21st Century Library. From an academic perspective—you write a paper, give a presentation, AND design a 3D model to showcase your concept. Here's a practical example that I can imagine:
Let's say there is article about a new water flow apparatus. I can read the text, look at the images and graphics, manipulate and visualize the data, AND THEN download the attached CAD file and print a miniature working model to review and test in my lab. I could possibly build upon the concept contributing new knowledge and a better product or perhaps apply it to my own research problem in a different manner. I then publish a paper about my design enhancement or my specific application of the tool, upload my data, and provide my CAD file so that others can build or contribute too. This is the beautiful potential of open science: quickly advancing ideas in a multi-sensory capacity. The future is tactile scholarship and it's happening now. Fast Company coverage. Wired Coverage. And this is good too.
@VT. There are a number of labs on my campus offering 3D printing but those are typically limited to specific courses and research programs. I'd love to find a way to offer this service to everyone, but that's a low priority right now. The cost isn't prohibitive, but for us it's a matter of logistics, location, and other pressing needs. We'll get there, but likely as a late adopter. I did have a chance to see a 3D printer in action last week… but that's a post for next time. (In the business we call that a teaser.)


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Snapper with Spicy Pineapple Glaze Recipe
Ginger and cayenne bring spice to this tangy treatment for red snapper fillets from our Test Kitchen. Sweet pineapple preserves round out the deletable combination of flavors.
- 1/2 cup pineapple preserves
- 2 tablespoons rice vinegar
- 2 teaspoons minced fresh gingerroot
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 3/4 teaspoon salt, divided
- 1/4 teaspoon cayenne pepper
- 4 red snapper fillets (6 ounces each)
- 3 teaspoons olive oil
- 1. In a small bowl, combine the preserves, vinegar, ginger, garlic, 1/2 teaspoon salt and cayenne; set aside. Place fillets on a broiler pan coated with cooking spray. Rub fillets with oil; sprinkle with remaining salt.
- 2. Broil 4-6 in. from the heat for 5 minutes. Baste with half of the glaze. Broil 5-7 minutes longer or until fish flakes easily with a fork. Baste with remaining glaze. Yield: 4 servings.
Nutritional Facts
1 fillet: 304 calories, 6g fat (1g saturated fat), 63mg cholesterol, 552mg sodium, 27g carbohydrate (24g sugars, 0 fiber), 35g protein. Diabetic Exchanges: 5 lean meat, 2 starch.
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