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Bethesda owns the rights to your Skyrim Creation Kit mods
Some digging into the newly released Skyrim Creation Kit's End User License Agreement has revealed that all Skyrim mods made by using it effectively become the property of Bethesda as soon as they're distributed.
The Skyrim Creation Kit EULA reads:
If You distribute or otherwise make available New Materials [Mods], You automatically grant to Bethesda Softworks the irrevocable, perpetual, royalty free, sublicensable right and license under all applicable copyrights and intellectual property rights laws to use, reproduce, modify, adapt, perform, display, distribute and otherwise exploit and/or dispose of the New Materials (or any part of the New Materials) in any way Bethesda Softworks, or its respective designee(s), sees fit.
In short, Bethesda reserves the right to use any user-created content or mods in any way it sees fit - including modifying, adapating, and even selling it. By using the Creation Kit you are basically giving away all your rights to the mod and would have no way to claim royalties.
NowGamer, who originally reported the EULA, heard from Bethesda who said this:
These are standard T&Cs. We have the exact same language in our previous kits. If you install the Oblivion Construction set or the Fallout 3 GECK, you'll see the same language in the EULA. We release modding tools because we want the community to be able to create new content within in our games.
While it may seem wrong, this type of agreement is hardly unheard of. Modding tools for Unreal Tournament and Crysis 2 contain similar terms with their EULAs which put strict rules on non-commercial distribution, retaining copyright of existing assets, and banning offensive content. But both stop short of waiving modders' rights.
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Effective Date: 04/15/1993, Docket: CP92-285-002, Status: Effective
Original Sheet No. 34 Original Sheet No. 34 : Superseded
Richfield shall accept, on a first come, first served basis,
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The 2013 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas brought big news for education this week, as McGraw-Hill announced new plans for e-textbooks with its SmartBook rollout. That post, along with Coursera's new certificate offerings and IAC's Tutor.com acquisition topped our readships charts.
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The building of the harbour 1761 - 1765
BARON Hamilton, with the aid of Parliamentary grants supervised the building of a fine harbour wall, or mole, of 600 feet in length, thus affording safe anchorage for large vessels.
The little port of Balbriggan very quickly prospered and apart from the development of a local fishing fleet, a sizeable trade grew up in the port where large quantities of corn and timber were exported and imports of slates, coal, culm and rock salt were unloaded at the busy quayside.
We are fortunate in having a first hand account of the building of the harbour wall and of the success of the growing fishing industry. This account is provided by a traveller called Arthur Young who toured Ireland in the years 1776 to 1778.
He actually visited Balbriggan on 19th July 1776 and the following is a snippet from his observations: "Got to Baron Hamilton's at Hampton, near Balbriggen, by breakfast. His house is new built and stands agreeably by a fine shore ... the population increases very fast and the country in every respect improves amazingly ....
The Baron carried me to Balbriggen, a little sea port of his, which owes it's being and care to his attention.
It subsists by its fishing boats which he builds; has 23 of them, each carrying 7 men, who are not paid wages, but divide the produce of their fishery."
The author also went into great detail concerning the means by which the harbour wall was erected and was much impressed by what he saw and heard.
The harbour was improved by the erection of a lighthouse in 1769 which was originally illuminated by candle power. The building of a northern jetty between 1826 and 1829 completed the job.
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To Jarome Iginla, the impact of Sunday's 7-4 defeat to the Detroit Red Wings at the Joe extends beyond just any loss.
"It's a wake-up call for us," said the Calgary Flames captain yesterday.
"We've got to be a lot more determined and be more gritty on the road.
"At home, we're a lot more aggressive, we come out and are in teams' faces but on the road we haven't played the same way.
"A game like that, where we really weren't in it at all, can be that final slap in the face to wake us up."
That means the Flames have no excuses when they hit the ice tonight against the Southeast Division-leading Atlanta Thrashers.
Coming in, the Flames have lost four straight games, two by shootouts, to relinquish their lead in the Northwest Division to the Vancouver Canucks.
Heading into tonight's action, the Flames are in a three-way tie with Vancouver and Minnesota for top spot.
The Canucks hold the edge with two more victories, while Minnesota has played one extra game than the Flames.
Over-riding that Calgary's special teams have been much better over the last couple of weeks is the fact Calgary surrendered third-period leads in the three games preceding the Motor City debacle.
"This is a huge opportunity for us to bounce back," said Craig Conroy.
"This is a playoff game. These are games we need to move forward."
This is a big game not only because the Flames find themselves in a dogfight for the division lead but tonight's game also starts a stretch where the Flames play six of eight games at home.
Because of the team's road woes, the Flames feel the pressure to make hay over the next few weeks and prove the trades that added Brad Stuart, Wayne Primeau and Conroy are steps in the right direction.
"Those standings are tight, there's no room for error," Conroy said.
"We have to do the things we know we can do.
"Last game was awful and we can get the PO'd feeling and it's up to us to say, 'Enough's enough. Let's get it going boys.'
"We've got a great goaltender, a great defence, a good lineup.
"(GM) Darryl (Sutter) is making moves to help this team and now the time has come to give our payback. He's done things to help the team and now we have to do it on the ice."


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Landowners call for dredging of flood-hit Somerset Levels
Landowners in Somerset are to urge the government to fund the dredging of rivers to avoid long-term flooding in parts of the region.
Environment Minister Richard Benyon is to meet Somerset business owners and farmers to discuss the issue later.
He is on a two day visit to the area to see first hand the affect last winter's flooding had.
Farmers are calling for more to be done to alleviate the problem.
In a statement, the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) said it needed to "target funding for flood risk management where it will achieve the greatest benefit in protecting people and property from flooding".
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Widespread flooding on the Somerset Levels saw businesses waterlogged three times last year and left farmland under water for months.
Nick Stevens, of the Somerset Drainage Boards Consortium, said if dredging had taken place prior to the heavy rainfall, then serious flooding would have been "greatly reduced".
He said if the matter of long-term flooding is not properly dealt with, it will lead to the area becoming "abandoned" and the businesses going bankrupt.
Bridgwater craft centre owner, Steven Loveridge said: "Find the money from somewhere and get the dredging done this summer."
Defra said that alongside the Environment Agency it has been working with local drainage boards, the county council and others to assess the costs and benefits of options to better manage future floodwater in Somerset, particularly in the Curry Moor area.
Earlier this week it was announced that part of a £600,000 fund would be used to pay for four farm liaison officers who would tackle a range of issues affecting the recovery of the wetlands.
The money has come from the EU and other sources, including Natural England, the Somerset Wildlife Trust and the Farming and Wildlife Advisory Group SW, following a bid put in by Somerset County Council.
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The Story of 95-year-old Bill Sinkin
December 23, 2008 by admin
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For 66 years, Sinkin had been one of your precinct chairmen in San Antonio — one of your party's biggest cheerleaders and most loyal activists.
And, after slogging through years of lagging voter interest, Sinkin should have been able to savor March's once-in-a-generation presidential primary contest between Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton.
Yet, as much as it pained him, he had to put himself on the sideline.
There was no way the dapper, yet frail, party lion could've held up during the hours-long precinct caucuses that took place after the polls closed.
"It was the first meeting in 66 years I didn't preside over," Sinkin recalled Monday.
I called Sinkin after reading coverage over the weekend of a public hearing held by the Texas Democratic Party to consider the future of the so-called two-step system.
Unlike a straight primary, the system divvies up the state's presidential delegates through a combination of traditional voting at the ballot box and a round of precinct caucuses that requires voters to return after the polls close.
Sixty-five percent of the delegates to the party's state convention are determined by the popular vote; 35 percent are decided by the caucus results.
Due to high voter interest in March, the caucus process was fraught with confusion, long lines, complaints about bullying tactics and a painfully slow ballot-counting process. A full three days after the March 4 Democratic primary, party officials in Austin had received less than half of the statewide caucus results.
For those reasons, it was distressing to read that party officials are apparently more inclined to put Band-Aids on the two-step than to revamp it.
Royce West, the Dallas area state senator who heads the advisory committee considering changes to the caucus system, was paraphrased in this newspaper as saying he was convinced that most Texas Democrats still support some form of caucus.
In nine hearings attracting about 40 people each, West said, there was a common theme: "Mend it, but don't end it."
That might be true, but one would think state Democratic Party officials would want to look deeper than the 360 people who bothered to show up to some hearings about an arcane subject.
They should pay more attention to the 1.8 million Texans who voted in the Democratic primary and then couldn't, or wouldn't, show up for the nighttime caucuses.
If you don't believe me, ask Sinkin, who has devoted his life to the party.
"I don't think the (caucus system) is the right process," Sinkin said. "It's so hard to get people out in the first place, and then you make it more difficult by having people come out twice.
"It's a wasted motion," he said.
The idea behind the caucuses might have been pure: to reward involvement in the party process.
But if March proved anything, it showed that the two-step was not equipped to handle a high-turnout election.
And before party bosses decide to tweak the system, they should ask one question:
If a 95-year-old stalwart can't fully participate in the voting process, is it a system worth keeping?
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Area students were among the more than 930 students who received degrees from Minnesota State University, Moorhead at a commencement ceremony on Friday, May 16. Kelsey Amundson of Morris received a BS in elementary inclusive education; Courtney Grout of Morris graduated summa cum laude with a BS in elementary inclusive education and early childhood education; Joshua Love of Morris received a BS in social studies; and Shadow Olson of Morris graduated cum laude with a BS in exercise science. Molly Asfeld of Chokio earned a BS in early childhood education.
AgCountry Farm Credit Services has awarded twenty-four $1,000 scholarships to high school seniors from northwest and west central Minnesota and eastern North Dakota. Criteria for selection included academic record, vocational promise, financial need, personal attributes and leadership/extra-curricular activities. Area recipients include: Rebekah Aanerud, daughter of Andy and Heather Aanerud of Donnelly; Chelsey Ehleringer, daughter of Dan and Laura Ehleringer of Morris; and Andrew Scheldorf, son of Jeff and Teresa Scheldorf of Chokio.
Katie Huot and Timm Uhlmann of Morris are among the 1,915 students graduating from the University of North Dakota this spring. Huot earned a bachelor of general studies from the College of Arts and Sciences. Uhlmann graduated magna cum laude with a bachelor of science in atmospheric science from the John D. Odegard School of Aerospace Sciences.
Carly Cullickson, daughter of Kim and Vance Gullickson of Morris, was named a recipient of a 2014 Road to Success Scholarship from Bremer Insurance of Morris and Grinnell Mutual Reinsurance Company of Grinnell, Iowa. Gullickson was selected from thousands of Grinnell Mutual policyholders based on excellence in the high school classroom and a safe driving record.


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Howard Kurtz updates with a bunch of details about Koppel's departure:
"I really don't think there's anything else at ABC I would find as interesting or as challenging," Koppel said in an interview, adding: "Of course it's difficult. . . . It will be very hard to leave friends and colleagues behind. But in the words of an old song, you've gotta know when to hold 'em and know when to fold 'em."
Network sources say the 65-year-old Koppel was offered the opportunity to become host of ABC's "This Week," the Sunday morning program that has struggled in the ratings under George Stephanopoulos, but was not enthusiastic about joining the crowded Sunday field and turned it down….
Asked if officials at the Disney-owned network, who tried to replace him in 2002 with comedian David Letterman, were creating a situation they knew he would reject, Koppel said: "I can't entirely disagree with that interpretation. I think David knew when he cited those conditions that they would not be exciting to me." But he said he did not feel that he was being forced out.
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Since that fateful day, the club's business has fallen off to the point that it was facing eviction by its landlord, New York University. In September, Sirius stepped in with an offer to provide financial support to help the club continue operating. "Sirius has pledged funds to help the club with past obligations and future expenses," according to a September 24 press release. The satellite service broadcasts the show Live From The Bottom Line to its subscribers several times a week. Its financial support stayed the eviction for at least 30 days, while a new lease is negotiated.
The Bottom Line also partners with WFUV, Fordham University's public radio station, to produce Required Listening, In Their Own Words, and other programs. "WFUV's partnership with The Bottom Line has been very important to the station, artists, and audiences in New York and beyond," said station program director Chuck Singleton. "We speak for the entire music community in our desire to see a resolution of this difficulty, so that there will continue to be a supportive home for intelligent songwriting on West Fourth Street."
Founded in 1974 by Allan Pepper and Stanley Snadowsky, the club has hosted artists such Lou Reed, k.d. lang, Stevie Wonder, Billy Joel, Jerry Garcia, and Bruce Springsteen, and has helped launch the careers of countless aspiring performers. "Stanley and I founded the club to showcase great music by artists young and old," Pepper stated. "I am gratified that Sirius shares my passion for live music…. I hope to continue the tradition for another three decades."
Sirius radio personality Meg Griffin initiated the drive to save the club. "Our goal is to help this historic club get back on its feet and do what it does best, showcase some of the music world's greatest names," she said. "The Bottom Line is too important a music institution to lose."
In other Sirius news, the satellite service announced September 25 that Fresno, CA–based Pana-Pacific will soon launch the "Streamer," a Sirius radio receiver specifically designed for long-haul truckers. Like other Sirius receivers, the Streamer delivers the service's 60 commercial-free music channels and 40+ news, sports, and entertainment channels, and displays channel numbers, artists' names, and song titles. What's different about the Streamer is that its buttons are large enough to allow truckers to operate it without removing their gloves. It also features an alarm clock with sleep timer, and can be used with a docking station in home stereo systems. The product will hit the market in October via OEM truck dealers and at truck stops nationwide, with prices beginning at $109.


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Six Shooter Records loves songwriters. The label is the proud home to artists who brave the darkness alone, who offer haunting artifacts of their solitary takes on life's big ideas and minute details. Alberta singer-songwriter Joe Nolan now joins the likes of Martin Tielli, Amelia Curran and others on Six Shooter's roster as an artist who mines the melancholic and mournful.
Joe Nolan is a rising star on the roots/folk scene. His debut, self-released album Goodbye Cinderella, netted a Canadian Folk Music Award for Best/New Emerging Artist in 2011. The album showcased his vapourous, shivering vocals and wise-beyond-his-years lyrical insight, introduced Joe's graceful yet commanding presence.
The man of "cigarettes and sad songs" (Edmonton Journal) went to Nashville for the follow-up recording, and worked with ex-pat producer Colin Linden. The result, an album titled Tornado, will be released in January, 2014 on Six Shooter Records. Watch an album preview here:
Joe returns to Music City to perform at the Americana Music Conference and Festival, then it's back to Calgary for multiple Breakout West shows and over to Scandinavia for tour dates in Sweden and Norway. 2014 Canadian album release tour dates will be announced later this fall.
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easy to select from website, , prompt delivery at good price , great price for goods, pleased with item received, will use company again and would definitely recommend to a friend, but will not write another review as I have run out of things to say to make it long enough!!!!… Read Full Review
Written on: 10/07/2013
I was happy with easy to use website and good prices. A good selection of products at resonsible prices… Read Full Review
Written on: 09/07/2013 by IcelandBoundBob (1 review written)
Great service and well wrapped up. Stunning price. I was confident if I had to return the 2 pair of boots there would have been no hassle. This really matters in online shopping. Will be purchasing again shortly. Wish they stocked Paramo and Altberg gear but you can't have everything… Read Full Review
Written on: 09/07/2013
over all every think I was happy, The price ect and there nothink I didn't like… Read Full Review
Written on: 06/07/2013
I never used Uttings before and indeed never heard of them but ordered my chase muck boots through them at a decent price and they were delivered on time and i am delighted with them . overall very good purchase and i would use Uttings again… Read Full Review
Written on: 03/07/2013
Love the boots . The color is fantastic-sovereign purple- Great service throughout and regulars updates as to when the delivery can be expected.. Highly recommended and will certainly use again… Read Full Review
Written on: 29/06/2013 by RobCH (1 review written)
I found the Quasar tent at Uttings and was competitively priced. Updates and tracking info. about delivery were excellent and it arrived on time. Excellent… Read Full Review
Written on: 28/06/2013 by lindam1314 (1 review written)
First time buyer at Uttings. Impressive selection, competitive prices,, no problem with ordering. Speedy delivery Very pleased. Would recommend… Read Full Review
Written on: 26/06/2013 by Howie603 (1 review written)
Easy ordering and very quick delivery. Great sale items and all in my size… Read Full Review
Written on: 26/06/2013 by Caryll (1 review written)
Great half chaps from Muck Boot. As I am small I have a problem getting half chaps to fit, these are great.Price was fantastic and they arrived very quickly. Very happy with my purchase… Read Full Review
Written on: 24/06/2013 by JoHerdman (1 review written)
Not only was Uttings Outdoors excellent value for money, the site was easy to use and the service great. Delivered on time with flexible options. I'll definitely recommend… Read Full Review
Written on: 21/06/2013
Awesome service. Fantastic deal. One very happy customer!… Read Full Review
Written on: 16/06/2013 by GordonJunor (1 review written)
I have worn (out!) a series Zamberlan walking boots over the last twenty + years and had almost lost hope that I could find further pairs ; thanks , therefore to Uttings and their website. Competitive prices and excellent delivery service appreciated… Read Full Review
Written on: 15/06/2013 by Steel1975 (1 review written)
Item received fast and as described cheapest on the internet, text messages sent to my phone letting me know exactly when to expect delivery, very impressed. I would recommend to all of my famly and friends as the complete buying experience was faultless… Read Full Review
Written on: 15/06/2013 by ALHughes (1 review written)
I placed my order on Monday morning and gat an email response almost immediately to tell me my order was being processed and offering alternative delivery choices. I chose next day delivery. I then got an email on Tuesday morning to advise that my order was on its way and would be with me between 12:50 and 1:50 that day. At 12:55 my order arrived! Amazing! I would definitely order from Uttings again and have recommended you to all my friends… Read Full Review
Written on: 14/06/2013 by scotspines (1 review written)
I never heard of the company before but after reading all the good reviews here I went ahead to buy a bird watching binocular. It turned out to be a big mistake. I still haven't got the full refund yet. For a online shop they are very slow to respond to emails (7 days) and often just ignore you. The Opticron binoculars I bought are faulty or just simply poor quality - the focusing wheel is making grinding noise and the vision get blurry at the same time. The eyepieces are not quite aligned… Read Full Review
Written on: 26/06/2013
Thank you for your comments and I am sorry that you feel let down by our service.
When we inspected the binoculars and adjusted the dioptres correctly to match our eyesight, we could find no issue such as the one you described with blurring vision. We were also unsure of what you meant by misaligned eyepieces as they both appeared to be fine.
The grinding and sticking at the extreme end of its adjustment that you described was simply the mechanism of two cogs turning together and I am afraid we could not find any fault with it.
I am a little unsure of what you mean when you refer to sending them back twice as both are faulty: you only received and returned one pair of binoculars (value £249); you were not sent another pair, you were simply refunded in full after we had inspected them. We received the binoculars back on 3 June and you were refunded in full on 4 June. Have you confused us with a different company?
I am sorry that you feel let down by this, but we are in a difficult situation given that the items returned were not faulty.
Written on: 09/07/2013
Is this review site the only place where I'll get your attention? Otherwise you just ignore all my emails to you?
Are you saying the focus wheel is suppose to make grinding noise (like there's sand in it ) when I tune it to focus? That was not in your description of the item! I don't expect to actually hear the two cogs turning together with very noticeable sanding noise.
With regards to the eyepieces - If I look at the binoculars when the eyecups are pushed back completely, the eyepieces (or the metal ring of the lenses) do not appear in middle of the eyecups. You may not care about the look but I do since I intend to use it for many years. According to Sales of Goods Act, the goods you sell has to be of satisfactory quality. That includes appearance and finish.
Not only you promised to pay the returning of the faulty goods but the law actually says so. I wish to draw your attention to the Consumer Protection (Distance Selling) Regulations 2000 (SI 2334) Which specifically states that, where goods are returned as a right due to a breach of a term implied by statute, of a seller (yourselves) to require the buyer (myself) to bear the cost of a return is misapplied.
As such, the cost of bearing the return lies with yourselves. I therefore expect that you will fulfill your contractual and statutory obligation to refund mys full costs including postage.
I will report you to the trading standard agency and goes to the small claims court to recover the loss and stress I suffered.
Same email has been sent to you.
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DWTS Pro Louis Van Amstel Has Dancing Advise For People With Two Left Feet
This week Louis Van Amstel was a guest on "The Doctors". He gives dancing advise for those who think they can't dance. He also promotes his LaBlast DVDs. There are 5 of them from a beginning level to a professional level. Sounds fun. See if you can't do the Cha Cha. He makes it look so easy.


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Traveling the World
2014 to the Future 1977 to 2014
I have been traveling since I first went completely around the block I lived on using my tricycle at 5 years old and that summer when my parents and my two brothers took our first "official" Family Summer Trip that took us from Detroit, Michigan to Platte, South Dakota, the Badlands and Mt. Rushmore and the states in between.
In 1977 I began my international traveling.
On this webpage you can connect to many photo albums, TRAVEL JOURNALS and Articles based upon my traveling.
Shutterchance Website – http://wanderingalan.shutterchance.com/archive.php
or my website that has many of my travel related articles on it.
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Since I "Motorcycled Around Europe with a BackPack and a Euro-Rail Pass" in 1977 I have continually met people who also love to travel and many who have out traveled me and my 85 countries and 49 US states.
Thanks to the creation of so many new media or software or systems on the WWW and the internet I have continually gotten to meet, virtually, many other travelers.
Among them is a family who have bicycled across the US and from the northern tip of Alaska to the souther tip of Chile.
the new book Family on Bikes for 01:19:2013
This is an ezine post with sample chapters of the new book that will be released very soon.
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Ethics Commission Issues Public Education Letter to Brockton Police Chief William Conlon
Allowed Police Union Officials to Use Paid City Time to Attend a Political Fundraiser
According to the PEL, in June 2008, Conlon authorized two police officers, who were elected police union officials, to collect special detail pay to attend a political fundraiser for Mayor Harrington to conduct union business. Special detail pay allows elected police union officers to earn their regular pay while engaged in activities unrelated to their normal police duties. The collective bargaining agreement with the police union allows elected union officials, "time off for Union business if that need arises during the regularly scheduled work hours, subject, nevertheless to the sole discretion of the Chief of Police or the Chief's designee." Although the collective bargaining agreement does not define "Union business", Conlon defended his decision by stating that it was a past practice to interpret "Union business" as including attendance at political fundraisers. Conlon also stated that it was a past practice to allow union officials to engage in union activities without forgoing pay.
Section 23(b)(2) of the conflict of interest law prohibits a municipal employee from, knowingly, or with reason to know, using or attempting to use his official position to secure for himself or others an unwarranted privilege or exemption which is of substantial value and which is not available to similarly situated individuals. The PEL states that, "[n]otwithstanding the collective bargaining agreement or any interpretation thereof, paying municipal employees to attend a political fundraiser is a use of public resources for a political and/or private purpose and, as such, is violation of G.L. c. 268A, section 23(b)(2)."
The Commission issues a PEL if it determines that the public interest would be best served by explaining how the conflict of interest law applies in a particular set of circumstances. By agreeing to the Commission's issuance of the PEL, Conlon does not admit to violating the conflict of interest law. The PEL is the final resolution of this matter, and the Commission will not take any formal action against Conlon.Public Education Letter


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Emily Gipple is on a quest for scholarship dollars.
The 17-year-old high school senior has already scouted more than 40 potential sources of money and has sent off for applications from organizations and companies ranging from the National Rifle Association to the Chapel of Four Chaplains.
"There's a ton of money waiting to be found," said Emily, who lives in Shawnee, Kan. "All you have to do is apply for it."
The Shawnee Mission Northwest student is hardly alone, though. Over the next five months, tens of thousands of high schoolers will be drafting essays, submitting test scores, getting recommendations and running down other loose ends for scholarship applications.
It's a process that can be tedious and taxing. For example, at the start of the school year, Emily and her mother checked out several thick scholarship reference books from the library to find organizations to apply to. Her mother also helped her start a file of her applications that's organized by deadline dates. Three were due in early November.
Emily, who's looking at six colleges and is interested in international studies, also noticed that the same essay themes show up on many applications. That will allow her to rework papers and cut down on research and writing time.
While the honors student is determined, she's also realistic about her chances of winning big bucks. "But if I get just one," she said, "it will be worth it."
Every dollar helps, especially with college costs continuing to rise, according to the College Board's annual survey of tuition and fees that was released in late October. And this trend isn't likely to be reversed soon.
Most financial aid in the form of grants, loans and scholarships comes from two sources the federal government and the schools themselves. But there's also plenty of scholarship money available each year from nonprofit organizations, corporations, service groups and others. And you don't necessarily have to be an academic whiz to win.
The trick is for students to focus on the ones that reflect their talents and interests.
What do scholarship search committees look for when selecting winners?
For starters, a neat and complete application. "You'd be amazed at how many applications are not," said Sandra Jacob, who served for 25 years on scholarship search committees and is the author of "The Search for College Cash."
Jacob, who runs College Consultants in Overland Park, Kan., said many students get tripped up by failing to provide everything asked for in the application, such as unofficial grade transcripts or test scores.
"An incomplete application seldom gets looked at," Jacob said.
Other pointers:
Showcase special talents or interests, such as community service, Web page design or unusual hobbies.
Don't contact just the college admissions and financial aid offices to learn about scholarship dollars. It's also worthwhile to talk to specific academic departments because they may have their own scholarship programs.
Find out how the school you're interested in treats financial awards from outside organizations. Does the college use scholarships from outside sources only to replace its own financial aid package? If so, it probably doesn't make sense to spend much time and effort applying for scholarships. But if the school lets some or all of the scholarship replace your own contribution, then finding outside money is probably worth the effort.
Don't waste money on scholarship matching services that charge a fee in exchange for a list of contacts. The same information is generally available free on the Web or in resource books that are updated every year or two.
Parents can be great supporters in this process. They can help keep track of application deadlines and take care of other logistical tasks.
Be great sounding boards and motivators for your son or daughter. And above all else, offer to proofread!
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InterAct Enables Mohegan Tribal Police to Reduce Response Time and Streamline Coordination Between State Law Enforcement and Medical Services
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. – InterAct Public Safety Systems, a leading provider of public safety and homeland security technology solutions used by local, state, national and international government agencies, today announced that the Mohegan Tribal Police has successfully utilized InterAct Public Safety Systems' computer aided dispatch technology to enable swift, efficient emergency response. The system ensures the continued safety of the visitors and residents that inhabit the 500 acre reservation.
Officials are now able to create and file incident reports quickly and easily. Historically, the process was done manually and took up to 5 hours or more to complete. With data housed in one system, officers can easily call up information on individuals, including any past offenses. The sophisticated InterAct system also tracks incidents ranging from auto accidents to theft, detecting patterns and generating statistics that enable officials to proactively work to prepare for and minimize future events.
After reviewing five vendors, Mohegan Tribe selected InterAct based on its reasonable pricing, easy-to-use information retrieval components, intelligent reporting capabilities and the systems' ability to coordinate with surrounding communities' ambulance services, casino security and Connecticut State Police.
"With InterAct, our procedures have become a lot more streamlined and efficient," said Commander Frank Gavigan of the Mohegan Tribal Police. "In the past, we used to run searches in seven different databases whenever we needed information on an individual. Now we are able to review one system, saving us a lot of time and enabling our officers to be more effective in the field. Also, we work very closely with other agencies, such as the State Police and a variety of ambulance services in neighboring communities. The ability to share information with them using data contained in the InterAct system means faster response times. This can be the difference between life and death in some situations."
"Nowadays first-responders can't afford to work in silos," said Andrew "Flip" Filipowski, executive chairman and CEO of InterAct Public Safety Systems. "The people of the Mohegan Tribe and its business entity The Mohegan Sun Casino and Resort should be proud that their public safety officials have implemented a system that has the power to directly coordinate with the communities around them."
The Mohegan Tribal Police hope to install mobile terminals in police cruisers in the near future. These systems will further empower the officers to retrieve data and update reports while in the field, allowing for less time handling administrative duties and more time actively protecting their citizens.