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To use COGNOS you must use Explorer 9 or better. When you are in COGNOS you will need to log in using your Hartnell College Login to be able to use the capacities of COGNOS granted by your login.
Cognos is IBM's business intelligence (BI) and performance management software suite. The software is designed to enable business users without technical knowledge to extract corporate data, analyze it and assemble reports.
Cognos is composed of nearly three dozen software products. Because Cognos is built on open standards, the software products can be used with relational and multidimensional data sources from multiple vendors, including Microsoft, NCR Teradata, SAP and Oracle. It is the intent of the college to use this business intelligence software to develop the research tools to make data driven decisions.
When you enter COGNOS click on EIS and you will be linked to the current reports that are available or click on the links on the left to go directly to each of the current tools available. We are actively working on this site so it will change as the year goes along. Try not to be too frustrated and enjoy the tools that work.
If you just want to use the tools developed in COGNOS then click on the links below and you will be taken directly to the tools housed in COGNOS and will not need to log in.
This tool allows you to track students from one class to another and look at their persistence and success in the next class.
Enrollment & Retention by Discipline
This tool allows you to look at 3, 5 and 10 years of enrollment and retention data for a particular discipline and compare it to the college trends. In the "Additional Filters" field you can also look at how the discipline performed by campus/site, day/evening and modality.
Enrollment & Success by Discipline
This tool is similar to the previous tool but allows you to look at 3, 5 and 10 years of enrollment and success data for a particular discipline and compare it to the college trends. In the "Additional Filters" field you can also look at how the discipline performed by campus/site, day/evening and modality.
First Time in College- Recent High School Graduates
This tool captures all of the students and their ethnicity, based upon IPEDS definitions, who have graduated in the previous year and have registered for class at Hartnell. That means that the Spring numbers include the Fall numbers and should not be added together. This tool identifies how many students have taken the necessary placement tests for a particular course. If the course chosen does not require a placement test then the field will be left blank. Remember also that the first screen is usually the first of many so use the page arrows at the bottom of the page.


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Legal Services Agency
Pokapū Ratonga Ture
Legal Services Amendment Act (2006)
The functions of the Legal Services Agency, as described in section 92 of the Legal Services Act 2000 are:
- to administer schemes in as consistent, accountable, inexpensive and efficient a manner as is consistent with the purpose of this Act;
- to fund, provide, and support community legal services for the public or any section of the public, as provided for in part 5;
- to investigate and advise on any matter that is referred to it by the Minister and that relates to schemes or community legal services;
- to carry out any other functions that are conferred on it by this Act or any other enactment (section 92).
These functions have been used as the cornerstones for developing the specific and more detailed role of the Legal Services Agency, as follows:
- To administer schemes in as consistent, accountable, inexpensive and efficient a manner as is consistent with the Legal Services Act 2000 with particular regard to:
- the civil legal aid scheme
- the criminal legal aid scheme
- the duty solicitor scheme
- the police detention legal assistance scheme, and
- any other scheme or service provided for in the Act.
- setting up, contracting with and funding community law centres
- providing or funding law related education and legal information
- undertaking or funding research into:
- existing or proposed schemes and community legal services
- the unmet legal needs of communities and how they may be met.
- receiving advice from the Public Advisory Committee
- funding for individual community law centres, and community law centres in general
- community concerns about, and responses to schemes and community legal services
- research, legal education programmes, information and forms listing approved providers according to criteria.
The Agency is governed by a Board of not more than six members appointed by the Minister of Justice. Members bring a wide range of perspectives on policy issues. The Board's governance responsibilities also include communicating with the Minister and other stakeholders to ensure their views are reflected in the Agency's planning.
The Board employs a chief executive to manage all the Agency's operations. All other employees of the Agency are appointed by the Chief Executive. The Board directs the Chief Executive by delegating responsibility and authority for the achievement of objectives through setting policy.
The senior management team is made up of the Chief Executive, the Manager Corporate, the Manager Grants, the Manager Information Services, the Manager Service Contracts and the Manager Policy and Development.
The Manager Grants oversees four regional mangers who are responsible for the legal aid offices in their region. There are 12 legal aid offices throughout New Zealand and a head office in Wellington.
The staff in the 12 offices make decisions on legal aid grants, sometimes assisted by contracted and in-house specialist advisers who provide advice on complex matters. The Agency also administers the Duty Solicitor Scheme operating in District Courts, and the Police Detention Legal Assistance Scheme. The Public Defence Service provides criminal legal aid and duty solicitor services, alongside private legal aid lawyers, for cases heard at the Auckland and Manukau courts.
While decisions on legal aid made by the Agency may be referred back to the Agency for reconsideration, an independent and separate Legal Aid Review Panel may review the decisions of the Agency.
The Agency also has a role in funding 27 community law centres, from revenue received from the New Zealand Law Society's Special Fund, which is derived from interest earned on lawyers' nominated trust accounts. The Agency also provides support to the centres through contracts, needs assessment, strategic and service development, and audits.
A Public Advisory Committee assists the Agency with advice on community concerns about legal aid, legal aid access, unmet legal needs, community law centre funding, legal information and law-related education needs and areas in need of research. The committee includes representatives from the Agency's "communities of interest", that is: Māori, Pacific peoples, women, people with disabilities, the elderly and youth.
Key Positions
Board Chair: Carole Durbin
Chief Executive: Tim Bannatyne
- The Agency holds the following records:
- Administration
- Civil/Family and Criminal Legal Aid
- Community law centres
- Duty Solicitor Scheme
- Finance
- Former Legal Services Board instructions
- Law-related education
- Legal Aid files
- Legal Aid management and information systems
- Legal Aid offices
- Police Detention Legal Assistance Scheme
- Public Defence Service
The Agency also holds some records from its predecessor, the Legal Services Board, including any files on applications that remain open, and closed files for the last four years.
The Agency currently has a manual on its website for listed legal aid providers giving information on the Agency's policies and procedures in relation to the granting and assignment of criminal and civil/family legal aid. All legal aid application forms and other administrative forms are also online. The Agency also has application forms for funding of community law centres.
Currently a Grants Manual guides staff in the process of granting of legal aid, and the Legal Aid Office Manual assists staff in use of the IT system that records and processes information to enable the provision of legal aid. The Agency is introducing a new computer system for managing legal aid in November 2009 and information and guidance for staff will be in an online resource. Other agency manuals outlining policies and procedures are the Corporate, Human Resources, Finance and the Information Services manuals. The Public Defence Service has a manual and also a Statement of Service to ensure ongoing clarity within the Agency and within the legal profession and the public generally on the core responsibilities and requirements of the Public Defence Service. The Statement of Service is available online.
The Agency has a regular newsletter, LSA News, sent to its providers, which outlines new policy developments and services as they are introduced.
Legal Services Agency Head Office
Prime Property Tower
86-90 Lambton Quay
PO Box 5333 DX: SP22526
Phone: (04) 495 5910
Fax: (04) 495 5911
Website: www.lsa.govt.nz
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Northern Regional Office
Level 1, Intergen House
15 Huron St
PO Box 33 702
Phone: (09) 488 5440
Fax: (09) 488 5441
Midland Regional Office
Level 1, Arcadia Building
Worley Place
PO Box 19204
Phone: (07) 834 6124
Fax: (07) 834 6129
Central Regional Office
Level 19, Grand Plimmer Tower
Corner of Boulcott Street and Gilmer Terrace
PO Box 24 149 Manners St
Phone: (04) 472 9040
Fax (04) 472 5250
Southern Regional Office
Level 1, 256 Oxford Terrace
PO Box 130 150 Armagh Street
Phone: (03) 363 6500
Fax: (03) 379 8742
Public Defence Service
Level 10, AFFCO House
12-26 Swanson St
PO Box 90243 AMSC
Phone: (09) 302 1961
Fax: (09) 302 1962
Ground Floor, CST Nexia House
22 Amersham Way
PO Box 76 715
Phone: (09) 261 2501
Fax: (09) 261 2502

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Area residents have come to recognize the Arbutus Fourth of July parade by its numerous performers, marching bands and community organizations.
More so, however, they have come to know the parade for its organizer, George Kendrick.
The 90-year-old Arbutus resident has been organizing the event for the past 16 years.
When this year's parade down East Drive ends Thursday afternoon, he will retire from that role.
Kendrick said he did not want to end his involvement with the area's annual patriotic display, but his body told him otherwise.
"If my eyesight was good, I'd never give it up," he said. "My age would never stop me, because age is just a number.
"I give this up begrudgingly," he said. "I want to have a handle on everything."
He has been organizing the annual Arbutus Firecracker 10K race — which takes place at 8 a.m. July 4, the morning of the parade — for 31 years, since the race around Arbutus began.
Kendrick said Nancy and Sarah Ehrlich had been organizing the parade, but decided it was time to hand it off to someone else 16 years ago.
"They just got tired of it," Kendrick said. "They needed somebody to take over it, and guess what, who showed up."
The parade costs between $20,000 and $22,000 each year and requires a great deal of logistical planning, Kendrick said.
He spends countless hours each year, contacting bands and mobilizing community organizations, planning both the Arbutus 5K and 10K races as well as the parade, and organizing fundraisers to pay for all the activities.
In 2014, he will pass most of those responsibilities on to Richard Greene, owner of Arbutus Auto Body Works on Leeds Avenue and a longtime parade volunteer.
"I've been involved with it for a number of years," Greene said. "There was talk that George was going to be stepping out of the spotlight."
Greene has been helping out with the parade since he moved to Arbutus about 12 years ago and said he was interested in continuing the community tradition that Kendrick has grown.
"He's been doing it for so long, there's so much to learn," Greene said. "He makes it happen ever year.
"I love the Fourth of July parade," he said. "I enjoy the way it brings the community to the center of town.
"With George stepping away, I just didn't want it to disappear," he said. "My main focus is to continue to focus on what he's been doing the last couple years."
The goal of bringing the community together and creating a family-friendly atmosphere for parade-goers to celebrate the holiday and honor their country will remain, he said.
Del. Jimmy Malone, an Arbutus native who represents District 12, which includes Arbutus, said he has known Kendrick for about 50 years.


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Kashmiri lamb curry
An easy curry that makes use of ready-made curry pastes. You can use lesser meat cuts, which will become tender with the long cooking time. You could also cook this in the oven.
Photo: Marina Oliphant
- 1 cup yoghurt
- pinch saffron
- 3 tbsp almonds, coarsely ground
- 1 kg diced lamb
- 2 tbsp ghee
- 2 onions, peeled and sliced
- 375g bottle Rogan Josh curry simmer sauce
- 1 bunch fresh spinach
- juice of half a lemon
- 1 cup water
Mix yoghurt with saffron and almonds. Add lamb and marinate for 2 hours (or overnight) in the fridge.
Heat ghee in a large frying pan and cook onions a few minutes until softened.
Add lamb and marinade to the pan. Add curry sauce and simmer, covered, for 1 1/2 hours until lamb is tender. Add water if needed.
Meanwhile, clean and wash spinach leaves. Cook spinach in a large pan over a medium heat for 5 minutes, until wilted. Remove from heat and drain. Chop finely and set aside.
When lamb is tender, add spinach and lemon juice. Cook for a further 5 minutes.
Serve with rice and pappadums.
- 1-2 hours
- Medium
- Lamb
- Main-course
- Serves 4
- Main Ingredients - Lamb
- Cuisine - Indian
- Course - Main-course


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Download the podcast (MP3). To save the file to your computer, right click the link and choose "save as".
Listen to Glenn Schiffbauer talk about a program that helps homeowners assess how energy efficient their home might be. He also talks with the executive director of the New Mexico Community Foundation.


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Eddie Griffin AND Tracy Morgan to be Ol Dirty Bastard in Rapper's Biopic?
*Action on the proposed Ol' Dirty Bastard biopic is being set in motion, supposedly with talks about whose gonna play the late Wu-Tang Clan rapper. In a joking conversation RZA said Eddie Griffin and Tracy Morgan all said they want to be ODB. "Eddie Griffin is down. Me and Eddie talked about it, laughed about […]


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Fall Spa SpectacularFall Spa Spectacular November 2-December 21, 2014 Enjoy an overnight stay with breakfast and a luxurious three-hour session of spa treatments per person. Fill up your three hour spa time slot with a mix of massages, facials, body treatments, hydrotherapy or nails. Please contact the spa at 1-800-742-9633…
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"Torch Songs Over Easy" Aims to Highlight Region's Sensuality
Saturday, January 10, 2009 — Delaware River Food and Wine and The Shawnee Gallery invite you to "Torch Songs Over Easy" an exquisite celebration of the romance of the grand resort era featuring the regions best art, music and cuisine. Sunday, February 8, 2009 from 11-1 pm in Shawnee Inn's Worthington Ballroom.
Guests will enjoy a fashionably "eggs-cellent" brunch by two regional chefs. The event will include special exhibitions by gallery artists, vocalists Kara Snyder and Jordan Lewis accompanied by noted pianist Skip Wilson on the Steinway, a French Press coffee bar by Mary Tellie of Electric City Roasting Co. and a Bloody Mary Bar.
The Food & Drink
Chef "G" Navin from Shawnee Inn's River Room will be joined by Chef Daniel Rothman of Quality Thyme Creations and Whole Foods Market. The chefs take inspiration from an era when Julia Child's French cuisine taught a nation how to cook and entertain. "A big upcoming food trend in 2009 is going to be eggs on top of things", says Alisa Tongg Weiler, Founder of Delaware River Food and Wine. The menu for "Torch Songs Over Easy" will feature different kinds of eggs over a variety of brunch fare with a modern twist. "I look forward to seeing what Chef G and Chef Dan come up with, they assure me that something 'will go up in flames!'".
In keeping with Delaware River Food and Wine's goal to educate people on food and beverage pairings, Mary Tellie, renowned artisan coffee roaster and owner of the Electric City Roasting Company, will provide guided coffee pairings for the different menu items at a special French Press Bar for the event. Electric City Roasting Company participates in Direct Trade Coffee practices, which are considered by those in the industry to be even more "fair" to the coffee growers than Fair Trade.
There will also be an opportunity for guests to express their culinary creativity! The Bloody Mary Bar will allow guests to mix their own concoctions out of an assortment of standard and interesting ingredients.
Delaware River Food and Wine is part of the Weiler Family Foundation (501-c3) and donates all of its profits to local food charities.
The Music
When Christine Griffin, Director of the Shawnee Gallery, found a vintage stack of sheet music in her basement she started concocting a way to share them with the public. "I knew that hearing this music on a grand piano in a beautiful culinary setting could recreate the heyday of the glamorous Pocono Resort culture that the Shawnee Inn embodies. "Torch Songs" is a term often used referring to sentimental love songs popular in the post-war era by composers George and Ira Gershwin, Johnny Mercer, Cole Porter and Hoagie Carmichael will be performed by opera singers Kara Snyder and Jordan Lewis, who shift gears a bit, and will be accompanied by Skip Wilson on Grand Piano, Paul Rostock bass and Michael Stephans percussion. "I'm so Delaware River food & wine Shawnee Gallery excited that these superstar musicians are combining talents to make this a very, very special event musically and artistically."
The Art
"Presenting Love" will be on location, featuring Andrei Protsouk. "Andrei's images of American glamour and romance are so fitting for this event" says Griffin. Each table will feature a special and unique display: a mini installation by a different gallery artist. This event will be an exquisite presentation of the region's best art, cuisine, and music. For people excited about living on the Delaware River, it is a not to be missed event!"
Seating is limited, so reservations are encouraged.
February 8, 2009
11-1pm Worthington Ballroom, Shawnee Inn
Individuals $65, Couples $120, Group discounts available in advance
Call 570.517.5783 for reservations.
Media Contact:
Christine Griffin 570.242.1952
Alisa Tongg Weiler 570.369.3955
For more information or to schedule and interview with Shawnee's management; please contact Jeromy Wo, Public Relations Coordinator at: (570) 424-4050 ext. 1409 or visit ShawneeInn.com.
In the News
7/01/2010 Pocono Woman helps Expectant Moms in Africa
6/20/2010 Re-inventing the Feel: Sustainable Shawnee Captures Flavor of Region
List of Accolades
The Shawnee Inn and Golf Resort would like to thank the all of the organizations that have recognized our efforts towards excellence. We are a proud member of the community and look forward to working together to continue providing outstanding service.
Trip Advisor for Business: Certificate of Excellence
Pennsylvania Tourism and Lodging Associations -National General Manager of the Year, Rob Howell
Pennsylvania Tourism and Lodging Associations Chef's Palate Award for "Best Use of Local and Organic Ingredients"-Chef "G"
Award of Excellence "Most Creative Booth" from the Greater Pocono Chamber of Commerce Expo 2010
Save Our Planet Award, The Greater Pocono Chamber of Commerce
Pennsylvania Tourism and Lodging Association-Rob Howell, General Manager of the Year
Community Service Award, The Pocono Mountains Visitors Bureau
Pocono Mountains Visitors Bureau-Jeromy Wo, Public Relations Coordinator, Brand Hero
American Legion Auxiliary-Certificate of Appreciation
The Pocono Business Journals Green List
The Monroe County Historical Associations Historical Preservation Award
The Pocono Mountain Visitors Bureau's Outstanding Tourism Employee - Will Stryeski
The Pocono Mountain Visitors Bureau's Green Award - The Shawnee Inn and Gold Resort
Voted Best Place to Work by Happenings Magazine
The Greater Pocono Chamber of Commerce Save Our Planet Award
The Pennsylvania Tourism and Lodging Association's General Manager of the Year Nomination - Rob Howell
Voted Best Place to Work by Happenings Magazine
The Greater Pocono Chamber of Commerces Save Our Planet Award
The Pocono Mountain Visitors Bureaus Outstanding Tourism Employee Rob Howell, General Manager
Outstanding Women in Business Monica Startari, Director of Marketing
The Greater Pocono Chamber of Commerces Chairman of Business Award Charlie Kirkwood, Owner
Pennsylvania Tourism and Lodging Associations General Manager of the Year Nomination Rob Howell, General Manager
The National Recreation Area of the Delaware Water Gaps Conservation Award
The American Cancer Societys Certificate of Appreciation for being First Property in the Pocono Mountains to go Smoke-Free
Bizzy Awards Best Overall Business


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We will be celebrating the Birthday of Girl Scouts and SWAP-ing!
3/15 5-8pm
Leaders and their daughters are heading to the Soaring Eagle Water Park in Mt. Pleasant for an overnight.
We've secured a group rate of $119.00 for the night plus tax. This is a standard room with 2 beds and 4 water park passes (let us know if you need help finding a roommate)--which you will book on your own and MUST do so by 2/26/14 for this rate-limited space available. You have until 3/26 to get the $25 per person to C06 for this event. Please click the link for complete details about the event and registering.
Welcome to Camp Moxie!
Camp Moxie is a 4-day leadership adventure for girls who want to make a difference in their world! At camp, girls explore their interests and talents, build confidence, and strengthen leadership skills. They make lasting personal friendships while cultivating valuable professional relationships. Most importantly, girls at Camp Moxie have fun!
This workshop is highly recommended for girls in 9-12th grade and thier interested adults to attend. You will explore the steps to earning this prestigious award while learning the difference between Take Action and community service. The workshop is presented by experienced members of the Gold Award committee. The Girl Scout Gold Award is a leadership adventure and the highest honor a Girl Scout Senior or Ambassador can achieve. As part of a movement of 10 million girls worldwide, you are in an exceptional position to take action in your community to make the world
Calling all Cadettes, Seniors and Ambassadors! Join us as students from U of M-Flint SCA/SAN facilitate discussions and hands-on activities about making positive choices in the online world using multiple forms of media. Lunch is included! An optional patch may be purchased for $1.00. Cadettes will complete the requirements for the Netiquette Badge (you will have to purchase that at the council shop).
2/15/14 11-3
All adults and older girls from the C01 are invited to attend this Town Hall (which happens 3 times a year, this is the third) to discuss/plan upcoming events for C01 for 2014-15 as well as the current needs within the community. This is a great opportunity for community troop and district troop families to connect with your local Girl Scout community and to share your insights. We hope you can come!
Location: GSSEM Flint Service Center, 6/3, 6:00 p.m.
Thinking Day is an event where girls participate in variety of ways to honor their sister Girl Guides and Girl Scouts in other countries. World Thinking Day offers Girl Scouts an opportunity to learn more about the world around them. This can count as badge work for a troop as well.
We are looking for older girls (Cadette, Senior, Ambassador) to participate in the planning of our community camp.
Come with your friends and family and join us for cosmic bowling! Price includes 3 games of cosmic bowling, shoe rental, 1 slice of pizza, unlimited pop, and chance for door prizes.
3/29, 1:30-5:00 p.m.
Welcome to the Billionaire's club annual masquerade ball. An evening in which anybody can be somebody else. Prepare for a night of mystery, intrigue and murder?
This is a murder mystery dinner being presented by the murder mystery company of Detroit.


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Congratulations to Bryant Scott
Bryant Scott successfully defended his thesis "Mohsin Hamid and the Novel of Globalization" and is preparing for doctoral study in the field at the University of Miami.
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Devoted to MTL at ECU and beyond
Bryant Scott successfully defended his thesis "Mohsin Hamid and the Novel of Globalization" and is preparing for doctoral study in the field at the University of Miami.
Congratulations to Katie Sinor, who has successfully defended her thesis "Finding Displacement Through Incest in Salman Rushdie's Novels." Katie, we wish you the best in all future endeavors and hope you'll keep in touch with us.
Rick Taylor
Congratulations to Paula Hardy upon successfully defending her thesis, "Hungarian Identity: Constancy and Change in the Fatherland, Mother Tongue, and Family Lines."
Congratulations to Tina Craddock upon the successful defense of her thesis "INTERGENERATIONAL TRAUMA IN AFRICAN AND NATIVE AMERICAN LITERATURES," directed by Dr. Watson.
Congratulations to Melissa Smoak upon successfully defending her thesis, ""The Melancholic Subject: Exploring Loss and Relationships in African American and Asian American Fiction," directed by Dr. Huang, who adds, "The committee was impressed with her insightful interpretations, aided by recent revisions of psychoanalytic theories, of African American and Asian American fiction."
Congratulations to Kristen Schindler upon successfully defending her thesis "The Exile in Literature: Remembering What Has Been Lost and Finding the Courage to Move Forward," directed by Dr. Kristy Ulibarri.
Congratulations and best wishes to our colleague, Dr. Andrea Kitta, who was elected the new area coordinator for our programs in multicultural and transnational literatures.
Our student Bryant Louis Scott has published of his essay "Against Fundamentalism: 'Mongrolization' and the Breaking of Fictional Walls in Mohsin Hamid's The Reluctant Fundamentalist." The essay appears in The Commonwealth Review and is being re-printed in a book called Literature of South Asian Diaspora.
On behalf of the Multicultural and Transnational Literatures faculty, I would like to congratulate Kristin Davis upon successfully defending her CAPS project, "Representing the Under-Represented: A Tenth-Grade Curriculum Based on Indigenous Literatures and the Common Core State Standards."


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The unofficial numbers are in; the citizens of Smith County are torn between Larry R. Smith and Chris V. Green for sheriff.
Larry R. Smith won the popular vote among the four candidates with 12,143 votes, a total of 44.09%.
Chris V. Green came in with 37.59% of the vote, totaling 10,353.
Smith County Chief Deputy Bobby Garmon takes third, with 16.99% of the vote, or 4,678 total votes.
And Donn Rust trailed with 1.33% of the vote.
The run-off will be held July 31.
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The Technological Hierarchy for the Removal of Undesirables and the Subjugation of Humanity (THRUSH) launches an attack on the New York headquarters of the United Network Command for Law-Enforcement (UNCLE) in order to kill Alexander Waverly, head of the agency. But the THRUSH agents are caught when they try to enter the headquarters building. The assassination attempt was made because Waverly has become aware of the plot by THRUSH murderer Andrew Vulcan to murder a visiting dignitary, Premier Ashumen of Natumba. To stop him, top UNCLE agent Napoleon Solo is sent to prevent any harm coming to the African leader.moreless
Solo is in Iowa when he is attacked by a soldier from a nearby secret airbase. The soldier is killed, and when Solo examines the man's motorcycle, he finds that it contains a scuba suit. He goes to the airbase to investigate, but he and a pretty young girl he befriends are nearly killed several times. Still being pursued by unknown murderers, Solo finds out that political extremists are planning to steal a nuclear-armed aircraft from the base to use it as extortion against a Latin American country.moreless
When it is discovered that Hitler isn't really dead, but just in suspended animation, both U.N.C.L.E. and THRUSH agents seek out Dr Amadeus, who plans to reanimate the Nazi leader.
Solo goes undercover to investigate why an U.N.C.L.E. agent has apparently gone berserk and uncovers a THRUSH mind-control plot.
THRUSH use plastic surgery to replace Solo with an evil twin.
THRUSH has assassinated the leader of an East European country and Solo must stop them from taking power.
Solo and Waverly have both been given the task of escorting the same THRUSH agent. One of the agents, of course, is a decoy.
Solo and Kuryakin employ a skilled thief to blow up a THRUSH banking center hidden in a Caribbean casino.
An Indian cult who prey on innocent travelers, murdering them for their money, inadvertently get themselves in trouble with U.N.C.L.E. and THRUSH when they kill a U.N.C.L.E. agent and take the stolen THRUSH secret he was carrying.
A mysterious stranger wandering in and out of U.N.C.L.E. Headquarters, preparations for a world leaders conference, two THRUSH agents infiltrating U.N.C.L.E. and planning to kill said world leaders, and... there are fish in the drinking water.
THRUSH agents plan to assassinate the child leader of a Himalayan nation.
Two cousins steal $500 million worth of jewels from a diamond syndicate and both U.N.C.L.E. and THRUSH want to find out how they pulled it off.
Mr. Waverly is poisoned by THRUSH agents.
A bored U.N.C.L.E. translator is sent on a fictitious mission by Solo but she is accidentally given a top secret microdot and a THRUSH agent is quickly on her tail.
A THRUSH agent is posing as a religious leader called Brother Love and it is Solo's job to flush him out.
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This is a delightful circa 1930s child's toy metal electric cooking stove in green with cream trim and painted scene of child. The stove is marked on the bottom METAL WARE CORP. TWO RIVERS, WIS. 75 WATTS 110 VOLTS MADE IN USA CAT. No. 204. The stove has 2 internal heat coils, one for a burner and one for the oven section. There are non functional molded on and off buttons on the front. Apparently on and off is operated simply by plugging it in and unplugging it.
8" long by 7.5" tall by 4" deep.
Condition: there is some minor wear tot he painted finish. It looks like there should be an oven door that is missing. The electric cord is in poor condition and would need replacing for it to be operated.
This item is offered on behalf of the Coleman Collection. Other select items will be posted from this collection as well.
This little stove is a rare relic from those days of more hazardous child play. It certainly wouldn't pass muster with the Product Safety Commission these days.
Item ID: CMstove810
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Antique dolls, jewelry and other oddities.
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Home » Multimedia & Design » CAD » Water Garden Studio TRIAL 1.3( Free Trial |24.02 MB ) Water Garden Studio TRIAL 1.3 Publisher's description
Water Garden Studio TRIAL 1.3
3D Water Garden Design Software Trial
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Bicycling paradise of the day
The morning and afternoon commute in Copenhagen is a spectacle involving tens of thousands of cyclists roaring down dedicated lanes in tight packs, past cars moving at half the speed, if at all…
Traffic lights that were once co-ordinated for car speeds were adjusted to cater to the pace of the average cyclist, allowing them to travel long distances without ever getting a red light. To increase safety, stop lines for cars are five metres behind those for bikes. Cyclists get a green light up to 12 seconds ahead of cars to help increase their visibility.
In the winter months, bike ridership drops off 20 per cent. Still, an armada of plows is ready to clear bike lanes when snow flies. They get priority over routes for cars.
How do other cities get there from here? Slowly. You don't do everything at once, but instead just add things incrementally, until you reach the point at which cyclists outnumber car drivers. Lots of attitudes need to be changed, including those of today's cyclists, who, in car-centered cities, tend to be highly aggressive. And attitudes change slowly. But it can — and should — be done.
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Now there's a way to kill several birds with one stone. Better physical fitness, less pollution and greenhouse gas emission, less congestion in city centers, less need to rely on foreign sources of petroleum, less need to pay for a standing army, likely others.
Not a lot of downside to more bikes!
Indeed, not a lot of downside. All of the above … and happier people at work as well.
This works a lot better in cities which are generally flat.
> This works a lot better in cities which are generally flat.
Ah, but we can spend our infrastructure money on elevated bike routes that provide efficient transport for the masses, rather than on freeways that are effectively parking lots for a good part of the day.
This is a piece of heart-warming news for all cyclists in the world! It also indicates a few important points, first of all, a differentiated traffic light system that is coordinated for cyclists is helpful and achievable. Second, the attitudes of today's cyclists need to be moderated for their aggressiveness. Third, there is a recognition that all these changes need time.


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Forever Strong (2008)
Rick Penning lives life just like he plays rugby; fast, hard-hitting and intense. When life on the edge lands him in jail, prison ward Marcus Tate offers him a chance to get back in the game by playing for his rival, Highland Rugby. Reluctantly Rick joins the team where he must adopt the grueling training schedule that Coach Gelwix enforces, or finish out the season behind bars.
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It seems Susan "the unreliable" Rice has been sent out to spread fabrications to make the Obama administration look good once again.
You'd think that after the Benghazi debacle of lies, someone would have learned a lesson about lying to the American people. But after her first round of lies, she was promoted to national security advisor so she could not be forced to testify about Benghazi.
The email arrived about a month ahead of the 18th South Carolina Book Festival, held May 17-19 in Columbia, asking if I would moderate a session or two.
Since my next book, "Southern Justice: The Execution of George Stinney Jr.," won't be published until early next year, I had offered to moderate a session at this year's festival.
The Lancaster County general fund budget for fiscal year 2015 is coming in at $40.3 million, up from $38 million at the beginning of fiscal year 2014 and $35 million at the beginning of fiscal year 2013. The maximum tax increase of 2.3 mills for 2015 raises the property tax rate to a total of 78 mills.
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We recently moved to Indian Land and are building a house in Van Wyck. We are struck by the opportunity and the risk ahead for Lancaster County.
Ballantyne is growing at a rapid rate and will continue to grow down U.S. 521 toward Lancaster.
We're all for development, but if it is not properly managed, Indian Land will become the next Huntersville or Fort Mill and will be nothing but gridlock, overcrowded schools and poorly planned roads. With proper planning, the Panhandle can be the crown jewel of Lancaster County.
For millions of young adults here in South Carolina and across the country, it's an exciting and uncertain time – graduation time.
Many South Carolina colleges have recently held May commencement exercises, and most high schools hold graduation ceremonies in late May or early June.
For high school and college graduates alike, beginning a new chapter in life can be both exciting and scary.
One of the favorite sayings of my grandaddy, the late Ross Williams, involved our penchant for being too judgmental of others.
I heard him say more than once, "Son, be careful about pointin' a finger at others."
"Now, look down at your hand," Grandaddy Ross would say, "There are three fingers pointin' right back at you."
Even now, 30 years after his death, that comes to mind.
Seems like my more vocal neighbors up on the northern frontier are struggling for home rule. Home rule usually means you make your own laws and can amend financial support to the rest of Lancaster County.
I urge you good folks to be careful what you wish for.
Lancaster County's northern Panhandle has been given a rare gift, with U.S. 521's wide grass median.
With this beautiful boulevard as a gateway to our community from the north, we have the opportunity to preserve and improve the way our roadways look to citizens, visitors and those wanting to establish businesses in our county.
As a resident of Indian Land, I have seen tremendous growth in development of properties along the U.S. 521 and S.C. 160 corridor.
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You'll have to pick and choose this weekend because
there's so much theater onstage. In addition to our professional
theaters, it's worth checking out production at universities: Tonight
through Sunday, CCM's esteemed musical theater program is offering the
cult favorite Chess, with music by ABBA's Björn Ulvaeus
and Benny Andersson. The story is set in Bangkok and Budapest during a
mid-1970s world chess championship — and it's driven by gamesmanship
between nations, between lovers and, of course, between chess players. I
saw the opening on Thursday, and it's a BIG show with a gigantic cast.
Several leading roles are double cast (with more juniors than seniors,
in fact, which bodes well for CCM productions for this season and next).
In particular, Matthew Paul Hill, playing the Russian grand master
Anatoly, lifted the roof of Corbett Auditorium with his powerful
baritone voice singing the stirring "Anthem," the Act 1 finale. Tickets
($30) Box office: 513-556-4183. At Northern Kentucky University you'll a production of Royal Gambit
by German playwright Hermann Gressieker (translated into English in the
late 1950s). The subject is King Henry VIII and his six wives, and this
looks to be a beautifully costumed show, featuring senior Seth Wallen
in the leading role. Tickets ($14). Box office: 859-572-5464.
Neil Simon's funny and endearing Brighton Beach Memoirs is onstage at the Cincinnati Playhouse. I gave it a Critic's Pick (review here), and I'm sure audiences will love this sweet portrait of growing up in Brooklyn in the 1930s, where a loving but fractious family copes with hard times. It's told from the perspective of Eugene, a precocious adolescent (he's really Simon as a 15-year-old), who takes notes on his family's behavior. Well acted and beautifully staged. Box office: 513-421-3888l.
My schedule hasn't permitted me to see several shows that are getting good notices, including recognition from the folks evaluating productions for the League of Cincinnati Theatres. I'm catching up this evening with Cincinnati Shakespeare Company, which is offering two shows this month. Romeo & Juliet is its mainstage show, and Sara Clark is getting high marks for her portrait of romantic but tragic young love. Brian Phillips' staging picked up an LCT nod, and the show received an overall recommendation from LCT. On the evenings when R&J is not onstage, there's another Shakespeare work for thrill seekers, specially selected and staged for the Halloween season: the bloody, gory tale of revenge, Titus Andronicus. Veteran actor Nick Rose plays a crazed Roman general, and just about everyone I've heard from says his performance is memorable. (It earned him an LCT nomination, too.) Box office: 513-381-2273.
This weekend is the final one for Mrs. Mannerly at Ensemble Theatre. When Harper Lee reviewed this one for CityBeat (review here), she gave it a Critic's Pick, and I agree wholeheartedly. (LCT named it a recommended production, too.) CEA Hall of Fame actress Dale Hodges is great fun to watch as a strict etiquette teacher in 1967, and Raymond McAnally plays all the other characters — a bunch of kids who are learning how to behave in a "mannerly" way. It's funny from start to finish, but there's a heart-warming message within the story. Definitely worth seeing. Box office: 513-421-3555.
At Clifton Performance Theatre, Clifton Players are staging A Bright New Boise, which also picked up an LCT recommendation. I haven't seen it, but the show won an Obie Award (that's for outstanding off-Broadway plays) in 2011, and it has a strong cast. This is a newish venue that's specializing in "storefront theater." Should be worth supporting. Tickets ($20): 513-861-7469.
As the Contemporary Arts Center (CAC) prepares for next Tuesday's announcement of its 2009-10 season, there is indication it will be bringing the big, nationally reviewed Shepard Fairey: Supply and Demand show here from Boston's Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA). The first museum retrospective for the popular and controversial street artist, Supply and Demand looks at his career up to his creation of the iconic Obama silk-screen posters, depicting the then-presidential candidate, head slightly and nobly uplifted, above the words "Progress" and "Hope."
While it's not part of the Fringe, Avenue Q, presented by Showbiz Players at Covington's Carnegie Center, has the same zany vibe. It's an X-rated musical with puppets that might visually remind you of Sesame Street — until they open their dirty mouths. The show was a surprise Tony Award winner several years back, and it promises lots of laughs for those who go. Through June 10. 859-957-1940.
If you want something more traditional, try Cincinnati Shakespeare Company's production of The Merchant of Venice, one of Shakespeare's most difficult plays. It's officially categorized as a comedy because it has humorous and romantic elements. But the central story about a potentially fatal argument between a moneylender and a businessman is anything but amusing. CSC's artistic director Brian Isaac Phillips takes on the role of the rapacious moneylender who has faced anti-Semitic discrimination for his entire life. Is Shylock a villain or a victim? Shakespeare gives him aspects of each, and CSC's production does not tilt in either direction. You get to decide, and it won't be easy. Box office: 513-381-2273, x1.
Be sure to consider downtown's newest performance venue, Speakeasy Theatre, storefront space at 815 Race Street. Their inaugural production is Paul Baerman's The Whistler, set in 1965 in an unnamed Southern city awash in racist attitudes. The Andy Griffith Show is in its fifth season, and the guy who whistles the theme (played here by local professional actor Michael G. Bath) is living off his royalties. But life gets more complicated when he meets an African-American trumpet player (played by Tony Davis) who shares his passion for music. The Whistler will be onstage through June 10. Box office: 513-861-7469
Each week in Stage Door, Rick Pender offers theater tips for the weekend, often with a few pieces of theater news.
Last night I attended Cincinnati Shakespeare Company's production of The Grapes of Wrath, which opened a week ago and runs through April 29. It's a powerful theatrical interpretation of John Steinbeck's grim recounting of a Depression-era family of Oklahoma sharecroppers driven from home by ecological and economic disasters. They make an arduous trek to California in vain hope of employment and a better life. The show calls for an ensemble cast, and CSC uses more than 20 actors to pull it off convincingly. The first act revolves around the Joads' agonizing trip in a dilapidated truck; the second act portrays the dismal conditions of unemployment and mistreatment once they arrive. It's a sad reflection of life in the 1930s, as well as a powerful reminder that life has not improved for many Americans some 80 years later. The production is made all the more relevant by folksy musical interludes performed live by some of the actors. A downer of a story, but definitely worth seeing. Here's a link to my review. Box office: 513-381-2273, x1.
Know Theatre's production of the recent off-Broadway and Broadway Rock musical hit, Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson, opened last Saturday. I haven't seen it yet, but the production has a positive buzz. (It's onstage through May 12.) Box office: 513-300-5669.
Thanks to spot-on casting of the four actors who bring Kim Rosenstock's new play Tigers Be Still to life at the Cincinnati Playhouse, the show about people dealing with depression is charming, funny, optimistic and even heart-warming. It's about a young woman with a recently earned degree in art therapy; she's been down in the dumps about finding work, but not as much as her mom who's gained weight and her sister who's been dumped by her fiancé. She's starting a new job thanks to her mom's long-ago boyfriend, now a middle school principal. He has issues of his own — from a slacker son to anxiety about a tiger that's escaped from the local zoo. Sound zany? Well, it is — as well as entertaining. The League of Cincinnati Theatres singled out this production's sound design by Vincent Olivieri for an award. One panelist wrote, "On a very small stage, scenes took place in a school gym, drugstore, office, closet, outdoors and in the living spaces of two houses. Except for the main set, capturing the essence of these scenes was limited to a couple of props and pieces of furniture — and the sound!" Through April 15. Box office: 513-421-3888.
There's nothing profound about The Addams Family, onstage at the Aronoff Center in downtown Cincinnati through a Sunday matinee. The touring musical is derived from a 1960s TV series (and subsequent movies), based on on droll, mordant cartoons by Charles Addams, originally in The New Yorker. The show is a faithful reproduction of a pop culture icon; in fact, it begins with the sprightly theme from the TV show, complete with finger-snaps. It has a silly story about willful love and romance, but the entertainment comes from seeing the familiar characters come to life. The new musical numbers are largely clever, and the cast — which includes 1999 CCM grad Sara Gettelfinger as Morticia — is top-notch. Here's a link to my recent review. Tickets: 800-982-2787.
Each week in Stage Door, Rick Pender offers theater tips for the weekend, often with a few pieces of theater news.
My first and foremost recommendation for the weekend is Blue Man Group.
(Review here.) It's a performance experience unlike much of anything else you've
probably ever experienced in a theater — raucous music, zany humor,
eye-popping technology and infectiously fun engagement with the
audience. Amazingly, it's done without spoken words — the guys mime
(well, kind of, it's actually more like they're mute in the style of
Harpo Marx, with a lot of staring and double-takes), although they're
backed up by awesome video that does offer some instruction (and laughs)
for the literate. As I've said before, it's hard to describe but easy
to enjoy. This is Blue Man Group's first time in Cincinnati, presented
by Broadway Across America; the Aronoff Center might never be the same.
(Through Oct. 28) Box office: 800-982-2787.
Last night I enjoyed opening night for the thoroughly authentic and charming production of Neil Simon's Brighton Beach Memoirs at the Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park. It's the story of a Jewish family in Brooklyn in the 1930s, but thanks to Simon's witty, heartfelt recollections of his own youth, it has a feeling of universality. The narrator is Eugene Morris Jerome (who's a stand-in for Simon himself), and actor Ryan DeLuca conveys the joys and pangs of adolescence and puberty with feeling and hilarity. He frequently addresses the audience about his interactions with his grouchy parents and his woebegon aunt, his worldly brother, his pampered cousins — he's documenting them for something he'll write when he's older, a novel or perhaps a play! And that play is the one onstage at the Playhouse, the first Neil Simon script ever presented there in more than 50 seasons. (Through Nov. 10.) Box office: 513-421-3888.
Continuing productions of the comedy Mrs. Mannerly at Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati (513-421-3555) and Shakespeare's romantic tragedy Romeo & Juliet at Cincinnati Shakespeare Company (513-381-2273, x1) have been positively reviewed and appreciated by audiences. This weekend also marks the opening of Cincy Shakes' staging of Shakespeare's bloody history of the Roman emperor Titus Andronicus, staged with tongue in cheek (and in a pie) for the Halloween season. It happens on the nights when the R&J cast takes a breather.
You might also consider two special events: New Edgecliff Theatre's annual one-night fundraiser, Sweet Suspense Theatre, a presentation in the style of a radio play, happens on Saturday evening. This year the production, a new adaptation of Oscar Wilde's story of The Canterville Ghost, is being presented at the Cincinnati Art Museum — and includes an extended intermission with lots of goodies from local bakeries and restaurants. (Tickets: 888-588-0177). You might also want to check in with the Playhouse about ticket availability for Post Secret on Monday evening; the one-night presentation of a piece based on an anonymous "true confessions" website is rumored to be sold out, but there might be a waiting list if you call the box office. (513-421-3888)
I have three words for you regarding theater-going this weekend: Fringe. Fringe. Fringe.
If you haven't dropped in yet for this stimulating festival of push-the-envelope performances, you're missing out on the greatest dose of annual creativity that we get here in Cincinnati. And a lot of your friends have already caught on: Fringe Producer Eric Vosmeier tells me that as of Thursday they've hit their ticket goal for the entire festival ... and there are still two more days to go!
Tune to PBS this evening for A Broadway Celebration: In Performance at the White House (9 p.m. on WCET locally) , featuring some of the biggest stars from the New York stage. Nathan Lane emcees the quickly paced hour, Idina Menzel — recently in Cincinnati with the Pops — sings "Defying Gravity" from Wicked and "What I Did for Love" (with composer Marvin Hamlisch as her accompanist), and veteran Elaine Stritch belts out two numbers from Stephen Sondheim's Follies, "Broadway Baby" and "I'm Still Here" (the latter earns the event's only standing ovation).
Audience response can be a good indicator of which holiday shows are hitting the mark. While I found the humor in Know Theatre's Sideways Stories from Wayside School to be a tad forced (you can read my full review here), the theater's box office phone (513-300-5669) has been ringing steadily, so they've added a performance this weekend on Saturday at 3 p.m., and also on Dec. 27, the final day end of the run.
A completely different choice is the Afghan Women's Writing Project at Know Theatre, this weekend only. Playwrights Elizabeth Martin and Lauren Hynek took material written by women in Afghanistan who risk their lives to write their stories and turn them into material for the stage. Several outstanding local actresses — including CEA Hall of Famer Dale Hodges and frequent CEA award winner Annie Fitzpatrick — are among the interpreters. Performances are Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m., Sunday at 3 p.m. If you go on Friday, plan to stick around for a post-show discussion. Tickets ($18): 513-300-5669
If you like heart-warming, schmaltzy tales, you should find your way to Newport's Monmouth Theatre where Falcon Theatre is presenting Visiting Mr. Green. It's the story of a young man "sentenced" to regular visits with an elderly gentleman he nearly ran over. Beneath the surface of their disparate worlds they discover some surprising common ground. What makes this rather predictable story come to life is the acting: Joshua Steele and Mike Moskowitz, who happen to be grandfather and grandson, portray their characters with believability. This is the second of two weekends, Saturday at 7:30 p.m., Sunday at 3 p.m. Tickets: 513-479-6783
A year ago Cincinnati Shakespeare had a big hit with Jane Austen's Pride & Prejudice. They've done it again with another adaptation, Sense & Sensibility. This time it's two sisters, one rational and one emotional, wonderfully portrayed by Kelly Mengelkoch (as the reserved, reasonable Elinor) and Sara Clark (as willful, romantic Marianne). They're surrounded by droll supporting characters in a story of romance and domestic intrigue. I gave the production a Critic's Pick. It's onstage until March 18, but many performances have sold out. Tickets: 513-381-2273
Speaking of Cincinnati Shakespeare, the company recently announced its 2012-2013 season, which will feature some memorable characters — Sherlock Holmes, Atticus Finch (in To Kill a Mockingbird), Romeo & Juliet, Lady Bracknell (in Oscar Wilde's hilarious The Importance of Being Earnest), Richard II and Nick Bottom (Midsummer Night Dream's aspiring actor who makes an ass of himself). You can read about the entire season in my blog post from last Sunday.
Each week in Stage Door, Rick Pender theater tips for the weekend, often with a few pieces of theater news.


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Shift into Bear Form, really? Using Barkskin would be a far wiser idea as it would allow trees to continue healing people taking DoT effects.
I have been raiding as a restoration druid for 2 years now and not once have I shifted to bear form to minimise damage especially given the comparatively minor difference in armor bonus between Tree of Life and Bear - Barkskin is far better as the health pool increase will likely not save you with the lack of self cast HoTs. In fact, the only time I have used Bear form whilst raiding was on Faction Champions in order to bash a caster coming out of cyclone.
Your advice in regards to survivability for druids is very misguided in my opinion.
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And it doesn't really happen a whole lot in PvP anymore. In Arenas/BG's I'll be toggling between travel and tree form, hardly ever drop into bear since the massive HP nerfs.
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