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Medicaid Matters
Medicaid Covers Kids --
That Matters to Children's Hospitals
Medicaid is the nation's largest payer of health care for children. It covers 26-million American children – one in four under the age of 19. At All Children's, 58% of in-patient hospital days are billed to Medicaid. But on average, Medicaid reimburses only 80% of the cost of providing that care. The remaining 20% must simply be written off as a loss by hospitals like All Children's.
There are over 50 million Medicaid beneficiaries of all ages nationwide. Although children make up more than half the program's enrollees, they account for less than 25% of Medicaid spending. For children, Medicaid is an extremely cost effective public program.
A Complex Issue…
Funding for Medicaid is somewhat complex. It's a joint federal/state program. Each state designs and administers its own Medicaid program according to federal rules. Each state sets a budget for its Medicaid program –and those state budget dollars are partially matched by federal dollars. In effect, Medicaid is an item of both the Florida budget and the federal budget –a very sizable item. And lawmakers in Tallahassee and in Washington are trying to tighten their respective budget belts. That's one reason why Medicaid has become an increasingly popular target for reforms and cuts on both the state and federal level.
An Impact on Kids…
The problem for kids enrolled in Medicaid is that there are no separate spending accounts (or what lawmakers call "lockboxes") for each category of Medicaid beneficiary. Any reduction in federal Medicaid dollars affects all Medicaid beneficiaries.
Similarly, any change in Medicaid on a state level has a tremendous potential impact on children's healthcare providers. Children's hospitals are very complicated organizations- and All Children's Hospital is no different. Many factors can affect our financial health – how well private insurance pays, how well Medicaid pays, how controllable or uncontrollable the costs of our patients are, how substantial philanthropic support is, how large investment income is and more. But because Medicaid is by far the single biggest payer at All Children's, Medicaid alone can make or break us – regardless of how well the rest of our financial picture is doing.
Changes Underway…
Changes to Florida's Medicaid system are already underway. Florida is one of several states that have been granted a federal waiver from existing program rules to fundamentally restructure its Medicaid program. How these plans will deal with medically complex children or those with chronic illnesses such as cancer or cystic fibrosis is yet to be seen. But the potential impact on regional pediatric referral centers such as All Children's is huge.
When it comes to Medicaid cuts or changes, it's important to know how your representatives in Tallahassee and in Washington intend to protect the children Medicaid serves. Their actions will not only impact the youngest Medicaid beneficiaries, they will shape the care that children's hospitals can provide to all children.


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After several delays and rejection of bids on the construction of a new firehouse to be located at the foot of the former Military Ocean Terminal, the city is posed to finally award a contract.
"We finally may have a bid that comes within the prices we set," said Public Safety Director Jason O'Donnell.
With a final review set for May 15, the city administration will recommend approval at the May 16 meeting of the City Council.
"This means we could see the piles being driven in within seven days and moving of earth after that," O'Donnell said.
In anticipation of the awarding of the contract, the City Council voted in January to approve a contract for driving of the piles that would provide footing for the proposed $4 million firehouse.
The new firehouse would replace the tent that the department currently uses to house fire vehicles servicing the Route 440 area.
The temporary fire station, which began operation 2009, was the result of the sale of the Maritime District last year to Ports America for a car import/export operation.
When the Peninsula was still in operation as a military base, the U.S. Army maintained its own fire department and built a firehouse there. When the federal government closed the base in 1999, Bayonne took over the fire service. But the sale of land forced the fire department to relocate. This coincided with a report by Matrix Consultants in December 2007 that recommended combining several operating departments at one location.
Since the 34th Street Station was located only seven blocks from another station, it was moved to provide more rapid response and wider coverage from the new location, which has immediate access to 34th Street, as well as to Route 440 and roads leading into the Peninsula at Bayonne Harbor.
The 5,000 square foot tent was installed at the edge of the Peninsula to temporarily house the units until a new state of the art facility could be constructed. The city's master plan calls for a new permanent structure to house the fire department located in the Harbor Station South area.
In the depressed local and national economy, the city had to find ways to fund the new building so that the fire companies can be moved out of the tent and the firefighters moved out of the adjacent trailers they currently use as residences.
"We finally may have a bid that comes within the prices we set." – Jason O'Donnell
The initial bids for the actual construction work came in March, but were rejected because they came in higher than expected. The city received 10 bids for the five-bay South Harbor Firehouse, but they were too high and the city would need to solicit new ones. But O'Donnell said the problem appears to have been resolved and that the project could begin work immediately once the city council awards the bid.
The federal Department of Homeland Security announced that the Bayonne Fire Department will receive more than $3.5 million. Most of the funding for the project is coming from FEMA's Fire Station Construction Grant Program.

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THURSDAY, February 17, 1881--10 a. m.The LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR called the Senate to order pursuant to adjournment under the rules.
On motion by Mr. SHAFFER, his bill [S. 30] to regulate the license and sale of intoxicating liquors (similar to the once celebrated "Baxter bill") was made the special order for the consideration of the Senate next Thursday at 10 o'clock a. m.
On motion by Mr. WHITE, his bill [S. 25] to remodel the law of 1879 for the inspection of mineral or petroleum oil for illuminating purposes, was made the special order for Tuesday at l0 o'clock a. m.
The LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR announced the consideration of the business pending at the adjournment last evening, being the consideration of the Committee on Revisions bill [S. 271] concerning procedure in civil cases: The following sections of the act of June 18, 1852, commonly called the "Civil Code," are, by this bill, proposed to be amended, viz.: 1, 782, 784, 8, 224, 36, 37, 38, 392, 53, 54, 64, 67, 75, 156, 186, 208, 231, 253, 284, 320, 323, 325, 328, 341, 346, 354, 397, 408, 434, 454, 455, 466, 518, 523, 555, 559, 566, 569, 598, 601, 602, 612, 617, 625, 633, 719, 798. The following sections are, by this bill, proposed to be repealed, viz,: 9, 228, 77, 239, 300, 301, 302, 294, 359, 554, 645, 646, 794, 796, 802. The following sections of the bill are proposed as new matter, viz.: 117, 118, 279, 455, 456, 626, 721, 857, 858, 859, 860, 861.
Mr. SPANN moved to postpone the consideration of the Civil Code bill and take up the special order set for this hour, being the bill [S. 186] to extend the elective franchise in the election for choice of Electors for President and Vice President of the United States to every female having the same qualification that would entitle her to vote as if she were a male.
The motion was agreed to by yeas, 30; nays, 18.
On motion by Mr. WILSON, the Senate took a recess for one hour, in order to give ladies representing the Woman's Suffrage Association of Indiana an opportunity to address Senators.
Mrs. Dr. Haggart was first introduced, and her remarks were of similar purport to those delivered by her in the House yesterday. In the course of her dissertation upon the rights of women she took occasion to say that there were more women employed in the manufactory of cotton goods and clothing, and in teaching; that there were more boys than girls in the Reformatories, more men than women in the Penitentiaries, and more men than women addicted to chewing tobacco and drinking whisky.
Mrs. Haggart was followed by Mrs. Helen M. Gougar, and Mrs. Mary Thomas, the latter urging that in view of the fact of the women having their petitions for the ballot before the Legislatures of eleven States this winter, the Indiana General Assembly had a great and glorious opportunity to be the first in the field for the recognition of the rights of women.
Mr. BELL submitted the following:
The special order of business on Wednesday, February 16, 1881, being Senate Bill No. 271 being the Civil Code, and the same not being concluded, but being under consideration at adjournment on said day, and after the meeting of the Senate on Thursday morning, February 17, 1881, and the reading of the journal, it was moved and seconded that the order of business be suspended and Senate Bill No. 186 be taken up and at once considered. A majority of the Senate only, and not two-thirds of the Senators present voting in favor of said motion as required by Rule 54, the President declared said motion carried and the order of business suspended over the objection of Senators made. The undersigned do hereby protest against said ruling and action, and ask that this, their protest, be spread upon the journals of the Senate.
Senator from Gibson
and Posey.
Senator from Allen
and Whitley.
from Marion.
Mr. BELL stated that this protest was filed in order to prevent the decision of the Chair being regarded as a precedent for future action.
page: 195[View Page 195]The LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR sustainted his decision by the simple statement that the motion made by the Senator from Rush (Mr. Spann) was to postpone the consideration of one subject and take up another, and was not a motion to suspend the order of business, which latter motion, under Rule 54 of the Senate, requires a two-thirds vote of the Senators present.
Mr. COMSTOCK moved to postpone the further consideration of the women's suffrage bill [S. 186], and proceed with the consideration of the civil code bill [S. 271].
Mr. OWENS hoped this motion would not prevail as several Committees have postponed a contemplated visit to State Institutions in order to be present to-day when a vote was expected on the woman's suffrage bill.
Mr. CHAPMAN, not particularly desiring to postpone the vote, would prefer the consideration of this bill should be set aside for a time, as he desired to heard on the question, and was not fully prepared to speak, though would do so to-day if the bill was pressed. There seems to be a wonderful degree of zeal on the part of some gallant Senators to push this bill forward just at this time. It involves a grave constitutional question which, it is altogether probable, some of them have not looked into, and if there be a conscientious question in it, it would be well for them to consider it. This question, if meritorious, will not suffer by delay.
The motion to postpone was agreed to by yeas, 28; nays, 21--as follows:
Yeas--Messr. Benz, Bell, Bischowsky, Briscoe, Chapman, Coffey, Compton, Comstock, Davidson, Davis, Garrigus, Hart, Heffron, Henry, Howard, Kramer, Langdon, Leeper, Lockridge, McCartney, Majors, Menzies, Ristine, Shaffer, Urmston, Viehe, Woods and Woollen--28.
Nays--Messrs. Bundy, Foster, Graham, Grubbs, Hostetter, Hutchinson, Kahlo, Keiser, Marvin, Owne, Poindexter, Rahm, Sayre, Smith, Spann, Traylor, Van Vorhis, Voyles, White, Wilson and Yancey--21.
So the motion to postpone was agreed to.
Subsequently, on motion by Mr. Spann, the woman's suffrage bill [S. 186] was made a special order for Friday week at 10 o'clock a. m.
The Senate resumed the consideration of the bill [S. 171], concerning procedure in civil cases, the Clerk reading as on yesterday only such sections are proposedto be amended by the Committee on Revision in its report.
Mr. URMSTON moved to amend Section 328 relating to a jury view, by striking out the words "with the consentof all parties." He cited instances in which these words would be productive of mischief.
Mr. VIEHE favored the amendment.
Mr. HENRY opposed the amendment, thinking the section, as in the bill, proposes a proper and just amendment to the present law.
Mr. TRAYLOR referred to cases where the amendment would work hardship. He hoped it would not be adopted.
Mr. URMSTON considered the Senator last upon the floor did not have justice given to the case he described. The party that has committed the trespass will always object, and it is better to leave it with the Court to decide, as has been the custom for many years. Observation will teach more in five minutes than three hours of testimony.
The amendment was agreed to--yeas, 30; nays, 10.
On motion by Mr. OWEN, he obtained leave to return the bill (H. R. 295] to legalize the incorporation of Green Hill Seminary, in Warren County, from the Committee on Corporations.
Mr. OWEN explained it only legalizes the incorporation of this Institution, which is imperfect on account of a failure to strictly comply with the provisions of existing laws.
On his further motion the bill was read the second time by title only; the third time by sections, and under a dispensation of the constitutional restriction--yeas, 45; nays, 0--finally passed the Senate by yeas, 45; nays, 0.
Then came a recess till 2 o'clock.
When Section 1 of the acts of 1853, p. 92, was read, authorizing the appointment of Master Commissioners in each County--
Mr. URMSTON entered his protest against the adoption of this section. The work we are now engaged in is one proposed to take the place of the old practice act, so that we may have in force a practice act codified and revised in such a form that the people may know exactly what the statute is. This practice act should cover every emergency made necessary by the statutes. This bill leaves out many features that should be embraced.
Mr. COMSTOCK assured the Senator the law of 1853 was in this bill, and this section is one proposed to be amended by the Revision Committee.
Mr. URMSTON insisted the proper officer to apply for restraining orders and injunctions was the Judge and not the Master Commissionres. Cases where such writs are desired where the Judge is absent or unable to attend to business are rare, and there would be less expense attending an application to the Judge of an adjoining County than to appoint a member of the Bar in every County seat, clothed with such power. Competent attorneys will not accept the appointment under the surrounding circumstances.
On motion by Mr. SPANN the section was amended so as to require that the Master Commissioner shall be a resident of the County seat.
Mr. GARRIGUS moved to further amend by leaving it discretionary with the Judge, whether to appoint or not.
Mr. VIEHE preferred it should remain mandatory as in the section.
The amendment was rejected.
Mr. VIEHE moved to insert at the beginning of Section 8 the words "when the office of Judge shall be vacant or absent, the Master Commissioner shall possess power to grant restraining orders, etc."
Mr. WILSON moved to strike out Section 8, believing that there is too much of the spirit of jealousy among members of the Bar to place such power in the hands of any one of them.
Mr. VIEHE insisted upon the importance of this provision--it only grants temporary power.
Mr. URMSTON was sure this section does not meet with the consideration it deserves. He referred to a difficulty which would arise in a County where there are Judges of Superior Courts.
Mr. VIEHE replied the whole controversy would end in a few days, on the arrival of the Judge. Or the Judge has it in his power to dissolve injunctions.
The motion to strike out was rejected.
The amendment [Mr. Viehe's] was adopted.
Sections 538, in relation to validity of executors' or guardians' sales, being read--
Mr. BUNDY moved to amend by adding to the second subdivision these words: "Or has accounted for the proceeds of such sale." Whether he gave bond or not the sale ought not to be invalid, he said.
Mr. LANGDON opposed the amndment.
Mr. VIEHE could see no harm to arise from it, if he understood the amendment.
Mr. MENZIES reminded the Senators that the Supreme Court has decided as the amendment proposes, so why cumber the statute with it?
page: 196[View Page 196]The amendment was agreed to.
When Section 565, relating to orders for supercedeas was being read--
Mr. HENRY preferred the section as in the present law and moved to substitute the words, "a certified copy," for the words, "a certificate."
Mr. WILSON reminded the Senators that the present law simply lncreases the expense that would be obviated by the amendment proposed by the Revision Committee.
When Section 1, acts of 1879, relating to instructions of the Court and Jury trials, was read--
Mr. VOYLES moved to sitrke out the proviso allowing the Court to give other instructions at the close of the argument. The section seems to be sufficient without the proviso. It goes far enough after giving opportunity to attorneys the right to present their case. To let the Court give other instructions would defeat the instructions upon which the argument was based. The law should be left as it was submitted to the attorneys.
Mr. CHAPMAN was in accord with the amendment. But there is a limit to endurance, and inasmauch as some members of this body have to give their time to night work on Committees--it was nearly 12 o'clock last night when the Judiciary Committee adjourned--and inasmuch as the Senate is not in a fit condition to consider these matters as they should be considered, he moved that the Senate do now adjourn.
The motion was agreed to.
And so the Senate adjourned.
THURSDAY, February 17, 1881--9 a. m.The session was opened with prayer by Rev. H. M. Morey, of the Third Presbyterian Church, this city.
The reading of the Clerk's Journal was dispensed with.
Mr. THOMPSON called up a resolution lying on the table since a previous day, changing the hours of meeting to 9 a. m. and 2 p. m.
Mr. HUSTON said if the House knew what was to the best interest of this body, it would not change the hour of meeting, as Committees now meet in the afternoon which fully absorbs the time.
Mr. MEREDITH thought this body was spending a great deal of the people's time uselessly by meeting as at present, and so he favored the change.
Mr. CARTER thought the Committee work could be done at odd hours, and at night; and he also favored the change of the hour of meeting.
The resolution to change the hour of meeting to 9 a. m. and 2 p. m. was adopted--yeas, 73; nays, 4.
On motion by Mr. WRIGHT, the hill [S. 64] refunding city indebtedness, was ordered taken from the table and referred to a Special Committee of Five.
The report of the Codification Committee on the bill [H. R. 204] concerning taxation was adopted, and the bill was ordered engrossed. The rule of the House was temporarily suspended and amendments admitted on the third reading of the bill.
Then the bill [H. R. 204] concerning taxation, as prepared by the Codification Committee, was read the third time by sections.
Mr. WALZ moved to amend Section 7 by "exempting from taxation County Agricultural Societies."
Mr. THOMPSON opposed the amendment because Argricultural Grounds are owned by joint stock Companies and rented to Agricultural Societies. It would, be exempting from taxation property from which private individuals derive an income.
Mr. WRIGHT thought taxation should be the rule and not the exception. He thought such exemptions would be a square violation of the Constitution.
Mr. WALZ believed there was a special act exempting the State Board from taxation, and wanted to know why that ground is not taxed. The Legislature is voting money to keep up the State Board annually. He was not in favor of supporting the State Board unlees the Agricultural Societies of the State are exempted also.
The amedment was laid on the table.
Mr. CAUTHORNE moved to amend Section 18 [listing of moneys, bonds, stocks, annuities, royalties, etc.], so as to insert after the word "royalty" the word "patent rights" He said there were many Patent Right throughout the state which should be taxed, and by inserting this word the clause would include all such patents.
The amendment was adopted.
Mr. MILES moved to amend Section 20 [the personal property of a deceased person shall by his executor or administrator] so as to insert after the word "administrator" the words "in the name of the decedent."
The amendmennt was adopted.
Mr. MILES moved to strike out in Section 17 [the owner of tangible personal property in any County, "may personally" list the same etc.,] the words "may personally" and insert the word "shall."
The amendment was adopted.
The time--11 a. m.--having arrived for the consideration of the bill [H. R. 77], for the purchase of roads, Mr. Floyd called up the special order.
Mr. NEFF said the House was doing good work and moved to defer the consideration of the bill [H. R. 77] till Friday afternoon, February 18.
Mr. MEREDITH moved to amend by making the time next Monday at 2 p. m.
The amendment was agreed to, and the amendment as amended adopted.
Mr. HAMILTON moved to amend division 7 of Section 8 [exempting from taxation buildings for religious worship and land not to exceed ten acres; a1so, every cemetery, by annexing after the word "cemtery the words "parsonages and parsonage property."]
The amendment was agreed to.
Mr. BENHAM moved to strike out from interrogatory 3, Section 41, [the list of questions to be asked by the Assessor] the words: "The second and third interrogatories only are to be put to the President or other accounting officers of corporations."
Mr. BENHAM said he could see no reason why this provision should apply to corporations and not to individuals as it is well known that there are individuals who take advantage of this section; men in his own County avoid taxation by this means, and he for one was in favor of all property and persons paying according to their worth; therefore, he hoped the motion would prevail.
The amendment was adopted.
Mr. BUSKIRK moved to amend Section 73 by striking out all after the word "contribute," in line 25, and insert the following:
"Provided, That if it shall appear from the schedule or list required by this act to be made out, that the indebtedness of the tax-payer making such schedule or list exceeds his credits, the County Auditor shall give such tax-payer credit on his total taxable property, the credit, however, in no case to exceed $10,000, and the tax-payer shall be liable for taxes on the remainder only after giving said credit, if any there be."
Mr. BUSKIRIK said the object of the amendment was, if a man is not worth anything that he shall not pay any taxes. If a man owns $10,000 worth of property and owes $10,000 he is just in the same condition as if he had not any property at all. He thought it unjust that a man page: 197[View Page 197] owning nothing should be taxed. It has been said that property could not be exempted from taxation, but this very bill exempts a species of property from taxation, and this amendment is only carrying the idea little further. The different feature between this bill and the law now in existence is that it extends to real estate as well as personal property. He hoped the amendment would pass.
Mr. CAUTHORNE said such a law is vicious and would be unconstitutional. He moved to lay the amendment on the table.
The motion was agreed to.
Then the House took a recess until 2 p. m.
Mr. ROBINSON moved to amend Section 20 of the tax bill, adding at the end of the section:"Provided that the personal property of decedent shall be listed in the Township, town or city wherein the decedent resided at the time of his death.
The amendment was agreed to.
Mr. KENNER moved to amend by inserting between items 68 and 69 in the schedule of unlisted property the item "feet of lumber and value;" also insert after the word "sorghum," in item 67 in the schedule, the words "or maple," and number the inserted sections in their proper order.
The amendment was agreed to.
Mr. FULLER moved to change Section 80 as follows: After the word "sworn," in line 4 (referring to taking oath when asessed), insert the words "or affirm;" also, in line 5, after the word "sworn" insert "or affirmed."
The amendment was agreed to.
Mr. FULLER moved to amend Section 119 (pertaining to the appointment of Deputies) by inserting: "Such number of Deputies to be determined by the County Commissioners at the preceeding March term."
Mr. FULLER--It seems to me as the bill now stands it allows the Township Assessor to appoint just as many deputies as he may want, whether there is a real necessity for them or not. This amendment will confine such Assessor to the consent of the County Commissioners to see that he does not appoint any more than are actually required.
The amendment was laid on the table.
Mr. TETER moved to amend Section 116, after the word "deputies," by inserting these words: "First having made and filed an affidavit with the Justice of the Peace of his Township of his inability to complete his duties within the time designated by law."
Mr. TETER said without that amendment the Assessor might employ a number of Deputy Assessors,and each one be entitled to $2.50 per day. By requiring such Assessor to file an affidavit, it would obviate this tendency.
The amendment was laid on the table.
Mr. COLE offered an amendment making the compensation of Assessor $2.25 per day.
The amendment was laid on the table.
The SPEAKER (Mr.----in the chair) offered the following amendments: "In valueing any real property on which there is a coal or other mine, or stone quarry, when the land and the mine or quarry, are owned by the same person, it shall be valued at such price on such property including the mine or quarry, as it would sell for at a voluntary sale for cash. Where the mine or the quarry is owned or leased by a person other than the owner of the land, such land shall be valued exclusive of the mine or quarry, as other lands are valued, and the mine or quarry and all the improvements and leasehold and appurtenances shall bevalued separately from the land according to a fair cash value.
Mr. COLE moved to amend Section 108 (giving the length of railroad tracks, etc., and showing the proportions in each County) by insertinga after the word "County" the words "and Township."
The amendment was agreed to.
Mr. KENNER moved to amend Sections 144 and 146 as follows: "The State Board of Equalization shall consist of the Governor, Auditor, Treasurer and Attorney General of State, who shall annually convene in the office of the Auditor of State on the third Monday of July in each year for the purpose of assessing railroad property in the manner prescribed in this act, to equalize the same as provided in this act. The Board shall organize by selecting one of its members as President and the Deputy Auditor of State, or one of the clerks in the office, shall act as Secretary."
The amendment was agreed to.
The House took a recess till 7 p.m.
Mr. WALKER demanded a call of the House, which being ordered and taken, discovered no quorum present.
On motion by Mr. CAUTHORNE, the House adjourned.


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Virginia Tech at North Carolina
Kickoff: 12:30 p.m.
Records: Virginia Tech 3-2 overall, 1-0 ACC; North Carolina 3-2, 0-1
The storyline: The Tar Heels are seeking their first home win against Virginia Tech since 1938.
Notable: UNC has surrendered six points in three home games. ... The Tar Heels are second in the ACC and 12th nationally in scoring with a 43.2 average. ... UNC quarterback Bryn Renner is tied for fifth nationally with 14 touchdown passes for UNC. ... Virginia Tech linebacker Jack Tyler is tied for the ACC lead with 53 tackles. ... UNC is fourth among ACC teams in passing offense (304.8 yards per game), while the Hokies are third in pass defense (193.2).
Virginia at Duke
Kickoff: 3 p.m.
Records: Virginia 2-3, 0-1; Duke 4-1, 1-0
The storyline: Duke pursues its first 5-1 start since 1994.
Notable: With his next reception, Duke's senior receiver Conner Vernon will become the ACC's career leader in receptions. Vernon is also just 380 yards shy of the career mark for receiving yardage. ... Duke's defense has held its foes to under 100 yards rushing for three straight games. ... Virginia has lost three straight after opening with two wins. ... The Cavaliers have scored 30 or more points in 17 of the last 29 games against Duke. ... Virginia's defense has recorded just four sacks in five games.
Wake Forest at Maryland
Kickoff: 3:30 p.m.
Records: Wake Forest 3-2, 1-2; Maryland 2-2, 0-0
The storyline: Wake Forest plays first full game without top offensive playmaker Michael Campanaro, who is out with a broken hand.
Notable: Senior Terrence Davis caught six passes for 100 yards in Wake's loss to Duke last Saturday. ... The Deacons have won four of the last six meetings with Maryland. ... Deacon linebacker Justin Jackson had a career-best 12 tackles against the Blue Devils. ... Wake Forest leads the ACC in red-zone offense, scoring points all 13 times inside the 20-yard line. ... Maryland ranks eighth nationally in total defense, giving up 261.25 yards per game. ... Foes are averaging just 2.3 yards per rush against the Terps.
Florida State at N.C. State
Kickoff: 8 p.m.
Records: Florida State 5-0, 2-0; N.C. State 3-2, 0-1
The storyline: The Wolfpack meets the nation's No. 3-ranked team in a key ACC Atlantic Division matchup.
Notable: N.C. State has won four of the last six games against Florida State when the Seminoles have been nationally ranked. ... The Wolfpack has rushed for more than 200 yards in back-to-back games for the first time since 1998. ... Due to injuries, N.C. State will start its fourth different offensive line in six games. ... The Wolfpack has given up an ACC worst 16 quarterback sacks this season. ... Florida State leads the ACC with 15 sacks.
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My first post.
I do not usually write stories like this, but I had some fun with it.
It is written in an Edgar Allen Poe style.
I condensed it for it is a very long short story , I just added the better portions, I believe.
Feel free to critique, I am not a professional writer so there may be a lot of grammatical errors and some clichés here and there (which I know is a 'no-no' in modern writing). I apologize in advance.
WARNING: The following story is dark, involves some drug usage and is a bit 'eerie' . Not for the faint of heart.
There is not much speculation, let alone- evidence, to come to a reasonable conclusion pertaining to the odd case of Ian Esére. I am not particularly interested in stories of disappearances or murders, as the facts will lead to a logical explanation and frankly the journey to the answers are quite tedious and easily bore me. Though I became intrigued quickly by Ian Esére and all he left behind him for investigators to unravel. One must begin by living the life of a victim, understanding their every move, their every intention and reach into their mind and recount every moment- this alone enticed me.
I can imagine, while still alive, how remarkable a trace he left upon anyone interacting with him. Almost a sort of legacy.
Those closest to him also described him as unpredictable, with a quick temper, at times secluded and as unstable as a category 5 hurricane.
It was not a surprise afterwards, bearing witness to the previous testimonies, that a transient by the name of Oliver ____ came across a disorientated man in his late 20s, leaning beside a bundle of trash bags in the alleyway of 8th Avenue on May 23rd ____. Oliver was the last known person to see Ian alive. Evidently, as testified by several close acquaintances of Ian, he was known to periodically fall under the influence of illegal substances, not limited to only alcohol but some of the utmost raunchy hallucinogens available in the black market- a mere understatement may be precluded if in fact he was inebriated, under the influence of abused narcotics or merely distressed.
At first glance, as described by Oliver, he believed the man deceased- immediately Oliver shook him, according to his testimony, and this frightened Ian who as Oliver stated, failed to respond. Ian did not recognize Olivers presence. Oliver then went to the police filed a complaint, when he came back to check on Ian he was gone.
May 24th, May 25th, May 26th still no sign of Ian Esére. A missing person report was never filed- according to the police department he had no next of kin and those closest to him did not seem perplexed or unnerved by his disappearance- it was not out of his character to get up and leave.
On the evening of June 9th , a nervous and distraught Marisol contacted the police: she had returned to her flat to find the front door wide open and a handsomely dressed Ian in a tuxedo upon the floor, stiff and motionless, his arms placed over his abdomen, with interlocked fingers and a single red rose underneath his hands. An elegant, small card, held by a pink ribbon hung from the stem of the rose over toward the right side of his abdominals.
It read: TO MY DEAREST, MARISOL, LOVE IAN.
Unfortunately, Marisol claims to have been cut off from Ians life since the separation and her willingness to cooperate accompanied with lack of evidence, clearly she was eliminated as the murderess. With no leads, the investigators began by understanding the time of death and cause of death.
Time of death: Morning of June 9th ____.
Cause of death was quite horrendous. The killer removed some of the victims organs, apparently while still alive; his gall bladder, one kidney and the appendix (all non life threatening if displaced from a living body). Afterwards, the killer sewed the body and, it appears, as the coroner concludes, subcutaneous lacerations covered the entirety of the body, four teeth were viciously extracted. The bones of the arms and legs were severely shattered, as well as the joints and bones of the fingers and the toes- by means of stretching and all done while Ian was alive (possibly a tool like a mallet or a hammer shattered the digits of the hands and feet). Ian was tortured to death. Once dead the killer washed the body of blood, stitched the wounds and dressed him- strangely, the physicality of the face was left untouched.
(Victoria was a friend of Ian..)
In January, the reason for Ians erratic behavior was due to the fact he was forced into male prostitution. And by forced, Victoria meant he was broke and had no money to sustain his living arrangement. She had mentioned how she failed to believe he would have anything to do with the solicitation of his body- but one day she witnessed Ian speaking with a Madam M___, a well known underground brothel landlady. She had several run-ins with the law but due to her connections, she was always acquitted of any charges.
The reason for not coming out with the information sooner was that Victoria had no proof, in a way frightened that Madam M___ would ruin her and ultimately never wanted to believe he was ever involved- she did not desire to stain his name worse than it had been publicized in the periodicals.
Interview after interview and no one appeared to know of anyone by the name of Ian Esére or Jacob Saint-Yves (his alias..). Madam M___ lawyered up as soon as she received a tip on the streets pertaining to the fact that the police would question her in due time over Ians murder. Once again- a new lead, down the pipes.
Not long afterwards an anonymous tip came to light.
Ian had two ladies who were seen several times with him during his supposed new employment with Madam M___ : Charity and Delilah.
Delilah H. ___ was well known on the streets- a beautiful would-be actress, who during the interview, seemed to detest Ian, apparently after hearing about his new job (it was headlines all over). It was all an act, she had to keep her squeaky clean image. She paid him for his services, there was no doubt, but immediately Madam M___ had sent in a lawyer and Delilah refused to talk.
During the remainder of the investigation a Charity was never found. Though gossip around town said she may have been a cross dresser.
Unfortunately after not hearing from Victoria for quite a while, it was reported she had passed away on an accidental overdose of pain killers. Maybe she was unable to cope with the stress of blaming herself over Ians death. Though her case is still open, her unfortunate death was not classified as suspicious in nature.
Months passed and the case was lost in the wind.
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"184: Upon the Cross of Calvary," Hymns of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, no. 184
1. Upon the cross of Calvary
They crucified our Lord
And sealed with blood the sacrifice
That sanctified his word.
2. Upon the cross he meekly died
For all mankind to see
That death unlocks the passageway
Into eternity.
3. Upon the cross our Savior died,
But, dying, brought new birth
Through resurrection's miracle
To all the sons of earth.
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Music: Leroy J. Robertson, 1896–1971. © 1948 IRI
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Last year I attended my very first Womad - and LOVED it! So I was really excited about going this year......however I have now gone and put my back out so it is looking highly unlikely that I can now go
So, reluctantly I thought I'd see if there was anyone out there who was interested in buying my tickets off me. I got the weekend tickets at the early-bird price of £120 and the Thursday ticket for £25. I would ideally like to sell these at the face value – but I am certainly not interested in making a profit. So if anyone out there is interested, please get in touch!
Sorry to hear of your misfortune Womadal. Fingers crossed you find a buyer.
Try and sell them together first, but if not I will buy the Thursday ticket assuming you can get it to me in good time as it saves me getting one at the box office Thursday morning at 8am ,
There a a few full weekend ones on Scarlet mist, all at face value at the moment.
Ok thanks DT. If I can make something back on what I have spent, that would be great. I'll see if I get any takers for both tickets but if not, I'll let you know. Perhaps you could PM your address then I can post it to you in time, if it should come to that?
You're not interested in a Womad camping ticket too are you?! Or anyone else out there after a weekend camping ticket?
commiserations Womadal..goodluck seeling and hope to see you there next year.....
I hope to be there too! Am gutted to be missing it!
I am prepared to be flexible with the price of these tickets and to discuss any near offers!
did you sell these in the end womadal? interested if not
Its Monday night 23rd at 8 pm. Wife having horrible time with hayfever and not able to come- another early bird weekend ticket for sale in Coventry- but without Thurs ticket. Seeking £120 if possible. Anybody interested? I could meet you in Cov or on site at WOMAD Thurs night or Fri am.
I just posted an hour or so ago my 18 year old is looking for a ticket but is low on funds - if you still have the ticket available and can go any lower I'm sure he would like pursue.
I'm off to bed now but will be working from home tomorrow, he can bring cash on Thursday (I think thats his plan?)
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Freedom To Teach: an Educational Fair Use Project. http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/research/freedomtoteach#
Freedom to teach is a project conducted by The Berkman Center at Harvard University under the direction of Dr Lewis Hyde Berkman, Fellow. The project's initial goal is to develop a statement of best practices for Fair Use in higher education. The ultimate goal is to offer "clarity and agency to an area where confusion and caution are now the rule." The project's description and proposal include a step-by-step description of the actions that the project will be taking in order to create a statement of best practices that will be true and useful to those teaching in higher education. The center will also include discussions and descriptions of items such as the history of Fair Use, the current problems with Fair Use and the issues identified as problematic with Fair Use guidelines. Dr. Hyde and his group also detail the need for change and clarification. Finally, the proposal explains the Best Practices Model and compares it with the research in current practice.
To understand the social value of the project being conducted at the Beckman Center, we could go back to Dr. Hyde's description of Fair Use as "a key part of the social bargain at the heart of copyright law. The rights that this doctrine gives to the scholars, teachers, and creative artists in higher education only come to life, however, when they are understood, claimed, and used." Therefore, Dr. Hyde and his group feel certain that the doctrine will bring clarity and understanding to Fair Use while and allowing the current Fair Use law to be once more what it was intended to be: a source of protection for professors, scholars and teachers while permitting them to use copyrighted material in a way that would allow owners to exercise control of their intellectual property in all other areas of society.
The Pros and Cons of an 'Educational Fair Use' Lewis Hyde, Berkman Fellow, speaks on "The Pros and Cons of an 'Educational Fair Use' Project" http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/interactive/events/luncheon/2008/02/hyde
In this video The Berkman Center for Internet and society of Harvard University and Dr. Lewis Hyde are discussing the problems with the laws, guidelines and practices related to fair use in education. Dr. Hyde speaks of the historical and current confusion around fair use in education and the negative consequences that such confusion has created for professor and instructor in higher education. The impact as Dr. Hyde discusses can be found in areas such as free speech, academic freedom and the quality of instruction. At the same time, Lewis Hyde is calling for an educational fair use project to be conducted by educators who will have small groups that will use their classrooms and instructional needs as guidelines to determine what should or should not be fair use in education. Such a project will then be used to negotiate with owners in good faith and with the goal of community service in mind.
Dr. Lewis Hyde from the Berkman Center for Internet and Society of Harvard University is in this video advocating for changes and measures to prevent owners from eroding fair use, free speech and academic freedom. In his presentation, Dr. Hyde effectively documents the history that brought fair use to this point of conflict while at the same time attempts to clarify the laws that regulate copyrighting. Professor Hyde's presentation also very clearly describes step-by-step the guidelines that one could use in order to conduct a project for fair use in education.
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Discusses fair use in media literacy education, appropriate uses for educators and students of fair use when it comes to using copyrighted materials in order to teach media literacy. It also clarifies what benchmarks are as used by lawyers and judges to decide what is fair use as well as the myths and facts about fair use in the classroom. Finally, it encourages educators to be leaders, not followers in the process of establishing the best practices of fair use in education.
The article is aimed at educators with the purpose to educate teachers about the guidelines of fair use in the classroom. The principal goal of the article is to encourage educators to use technology in the classroom and to contribute to the current dialog and process of establishing best practices in fair use in education and in particular media literacy. The underlying goal of the article is to call on educators (uses) to participate in the conversation about fair use in order to create an environment where all educators feel more comfortable using the media and therefore, have students and the public in general take advantage of the benefits of media literacy.


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Lockheed Martin Corporation is holding a "Centennial Flight Contest" to be held in conjunction with the 2012 Farnborough International Airshow. The contest invites Lockheed Martin's Twitter and Facebook followers to share personal stories related to aviation history for a chance to claim a seat aboard a historic Lockheed Super Constellation flight at Farnborough, United Kingdom, on Tuesday, July 10.
The flight is part of the celebration of Lockheed Martin's 100th anniversary. The aircraft also will be on static display and can be visited at Farnborough for the duration of the airshow, which runs July 9-15, 2012.
To enter the contest, individuals must submit a brief essay (250 words or less) and photo that convey how aviation history influenced their path to becoming an aviation enthusiast, or "AvGeek." Submissions will be accepted online from June 11, 2012 through June 18, 2012. Five winners will be selected from among the entries by a panel of judges consisting of Lockheed Martin employees and at least one independent judge.
"1912 was a momentous year, with Glenn L. Martin and the Lockheed Brothers founding companies that changed the course of aviation history. To mark our 100th anniversary, we're looking at the innovations and achievements that helped our customers rise to some of the world's most vital challenges," said Lockheed Martin Chairman and CEO Bob Stevens.
"The Constellation embodies that heritage of innovation and exploration, and has served as an inspiration for the aviation community," added Stevens. "We're thrilled to share this special moment of celebration with aviation enthusiasts at Farnborough this year."
The Super Constellation is a heritage Lockheed Martin aircraft, based on the Model 049 Constellation that the Lockheed Company built in the 1940s for military and commercial purposes. The Constellation, affectionately known as the "Connie," was an industry workhorse for long distance commercial flight routes. It was also the first plane designated Air Force One.
Lockheed Martin is commemorating its Centennial with special events, stories from its history and community service projects, culminating at the Paris Airshow next June.
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IN a Manhattan rehearsal studio, Gerry Leonard seemed to be noodling on his guitar as the rest of David Bowie's band waited. He played some sustained notes and a bit of minor-key arpeggio; he worked his effects pedals, adding echoes. A digital stutter entered the pattern, and suddenly the music gelled into ''Sunday,'' the song that opens Mr. Bowie's new album, ''Heathen,'' which will be released on Tuesday.
Chords from a phantom chorus wafted from a keyboard, and Mr. Bowie intoned: ''It's the beginning of an end, and nothing has changed. Everything has changed.''
Mr. Bowie sang somberly about searching for signs of life, about fear and hope. At the end of the song, he shivered like someone coming out of a trance. ''Ahhh,'' he said and grinned. ''Good morning!'' It was just after 11 a.m. and Mr. Bowie, 55, had already worked out at the gym and given an extended interview before starting the day's rehearsal for his summer tour.


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Short bio: I started Lifting about a year ago and put on about 40 lbs of fat and muscle in around 6 months, and increased my maxes significantly, but I capped out around 165 lbs and could not break it for another 4-5 months. However, I was losing a little BF and putting on a bit more lean muscle. Then I joined the USAF and went to Basic Training where I lost almost 20 lbs in 2 months (a lot of BF at least ) Then in the 3 weeks after that I slapped all that weight right back on by hitting the gym. Now I'm back where I started and can't break that 165 mark. So I decided to give RPM, Drive, and NeoVar a try.
TLDR: I can't break 165 lbs! So I'm trying rpm, drive and neovar.
Hopefully gonna get some before pictures up sometime soon, but unfortunately I started the stack last monday so I'm about 6 days in.
Breakfast: Usually 2~3 eggs hard-boiled or sometimes fried, with a bowl of oatmeal and some fruit like bananas, melons, or grapefruit.
Protein shake somewhere in here.
Lunch:Quite varied but always has ~8oz of meat eg. baked fish, hamburger, or rotisserie chicken(no skin), with more fruit, and whole wheat bread.
Protein shake after workout or a couple hours before dinner.
Dinner: A lot of the time I end up eating a grilled chicken sandwhich with only lettuce and tomato with a side salad with fat-free dressing.
Workout Routine:
Since I am still training status with the AF(and will be for the next year and a half or so), I have mandated physical conditioning 3 times a week which usually only consists of some push-ups, sit-ups and a 2 mile run. once a week in the morning and twice in the afternoon. This kinda helps since I HATE RUNNING, but maybe it will keep my BF% down?
I try to lift weights at the gym however 3~4 times a week which rotates through Chest/Shoulders, Legs, Bis/Tris, and Back days. (perhaps I should start switching it up to different workout routines?).
NutraPro Strawberries and Cream protein powder, 4scoops/day
Origin Fish Oil 1200mg pills, ~6/day
Xtend, 6Scoops/day
NeoVar, 3 post work out or with lunch and 3 with dinner.
RPM, 3 pre-work out
Drive, 3 first thing in the morning and 3 pre-workout or with lunch
Black Catz, Sometimes when I'm feelin a little less motivated I pop 1 of these with the RPM and Drive preworkout and it works wonders.
Please! Questions, Comments, and feedback are greatly appreciated! Sub and help me out and still a newbie! I'm hopin to get to 185 by the end of this year and any feedback would be great.
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On Saturday Vermont Ballet Theater began their tour of the annual holiday favorite The Nutcracker at Johnson State College's Dibden Center for the Arts. A snowstorm did not deter sold out crowds of young and old.
As breathtaking as the Kingdom of Sweets can be, it is behind the scenes where things get really colorful. Backstage mice, flowers, soldiers, elves, clowns, and snowflakes roamed the corridors in search of snacks and distraction before their big moment on stage.
The Nutcracker roles are carefully regimented and each year dancers move one step up, from soldiers to mice to party girls to multiple lead roles. The members of the company know all the dance routines in the second act and are able to fill in if someone gets hurt.
The roles switch for every performance so the girl playing Clara at 1 p.m. is a snowflake in the next show. How they manage to keep track of these changes is mind boggling.
The dancers maintain good grades, suffer through blisters and practice 18 hrs/week. Why do they do it? For the tiaras, the tutus, the spotlight or the applause? Watch and see.


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Check out the video archives to watch some of the best talks again.
With close to 2,000 entrepreneurs, the Startup Conference is one of the largest conferences in Silicon Valley for starting your startup, learning how to pitch VCs, find co-founders, launch your product to the press and more.
The conference was featured on CNET, the San Jose Mercury News, Forbes, VentureBeat, The Register, etc.
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Johnson lamented his side's poor defence last weekend but the Scots were not founding wanting against Italy and as a result Greig Laidlaw was able to call the shots.
The Italians on the other hand, were subdued in comparison to six days previous, Luciano Orquera in particular having an off day at fly-half, and the Azzurri were outfought and outthought by the Scots.
For Scotland, it was a first win of the campaign, a first in five matches and a first in seven in the RBS 6 Nations, having been whitewashed last season.
Scotland began at a ferocious pace and after half breaks from Ruaridh Jackson and Visser, the Dutch-born flyer almost opened his RBS 6 Nations account after just two minutes.
Laidaw kicked over the top and Visser looked certain to run onto the ball, gather and score, only for the bounce to get the better of him and let Italy off the hook.
Italy, buoyed by last week's performance, continued to show ambition however and they earned themselves the chance to take the lead on seven minutes when Scotland lock Jim Hamilton was penalised for coming in at the side.
Orquera, the hero against the French, was wayward with his kick however and he struck the upright from 40 metres out.
Scotland began to exert more influence on proceedings as the half wore on - their physicality which was perhaps found wanting against England, giving Laidlaw the platform to orchestrate proceedings.
And it was Laidlaw who opened the scoring on 15 minutes when Italy hooker Leonardo Ghiraldini was pinged for slowing the ball down - the scrum-half making no mistake with the penalty.
Laidlaw then doubled Scotland's advantage on 24 minutes when Andrea Lo Cicero, winning his 100th cap, was penalised for bringing a maul down.
With the wind in their sails, Scotland almost scored the first try of the match on 28 minutes when Giovanbattista Venditti completely missed a clearance kick but Tobias Botes scampered back to foil Scott just short of the try-line.
A minute later however, Visser made the breakthrough in the left-hand corner after Jackson cut inside and fed the Edinburgh winger who danced over the line for his fifth try in seven internationals.
Laidlaw added the extras but back came Italy to at least open their account just before half-time, this time Orquera hitting the target after Scotland were penalised for not rolling away.
Leading 13-3 at the interval, it didn't take Scotland long to extend their advantage and this time Scott was not to be denied.
Following a lineout on the right, Sean Maitland, off his right wing, made the initial break and offloaded to centre Scott who burst clear before Laidlaw was again on target with the conversion for a 20-3 lead.
Italy tried to rally and looked certain to get a try of their own soon after with Andrea Masi making the break and finding Orquera inside.
Tommaso Benvenuti was inside and would have had the simplest of touchdowns had Hogg not read the pass, intercepted and sprinted all of 80 metres to add to his fine try against England last weekend, Laidlaw again adding the conversion.
Again Italy responded and earned themselves a scrum just short of the Scotland line in the centre of the pitch but Scotland held firm and won the penalty - summing up the Azzurri's day.
With 15 minutes remaining, Maitland and Scott combined again with the latter dotting down in the corner, only for referee Jaco Peyper to rule that the Kiwi-born winger's pass was forward.
But Scotland had their fourth try of the match when Scott's midfield partner Lamont snaffled a loose ball and streaked through a gaping hole in the Italian defence to score just his second try in his last 43 internationals.
Laidlaw continued his fine match with another conversion before Italy, with six minutes remaining, finally made one of their scrums count - Sergio Parisse with the inside pass to Alessandro Zanni who surged over before replacement fly-half Kris Burton converted.
Geoff Cross was sin-binned in injury time for the Scots but nothing could take the gloss of their success.
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Sean Lamont | 1 | 5 | |||
Greig Laidlaw | 4 | 2 | 14 | ||
Stuart Hogg | 1 | 5 | |||
Matthew Scott | 1 | 5 | |||
Tim Visser | 1 | 5 | |||
Total | 4 | 4 | 2 | 34 |
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Kristopher Burton | 1 | 2 | |||
Luciano Orquera | 1 | 3 | |||
Alessandro Zanni | 1 | 5 | |||
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The 3-star Atlanta Frochot achieves an ideal balance between value and service. Faced with a choice of so many rooms, the most difficult part of your stay will be choosing which one to call home. You are not bound to your room or the direct vicinity, as Notre-Dame-de-Lorette metro station connects you to other parts of Paris. Accessible on foot, Moulin Rouge is a recommended attraction. The area is popular and has many attractions, such as Basilique du Sacre-Coeur. Le Parc de Bercy is a short distance away from here.
Under the services of Atlanta Frochot fall a concierge service and a luggage storage. This is a great place to also bring your pet. Decide which one of the 52 rooms is best for your stay.
Atlanta Frochot is completely non-smoking. Wireless high-speed Internet access (surcharge) is part of this hotel's rooms. A bath and a shower/bath combination are welcome additions to the rooms' bathroom facilities. Rooms here can offer a city view or a courtyard view.
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Internet: | Wired Internet, Wireless high-speed Internet access (complimentary), Free wired Internet, Wi-Fi Internet connection |
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Key Facts About the University of Lincoln
1. A university working with its city and across the nation
- Worth more than £250m to the local economy (doubling local economic growth rates) and has created more than 3,000 new jobs
- More than £140 million invested in the stunning Brayford Pool campus that has transformed a city centre brownfield site, revitalised the area and attracted investment from the retail, leisure and property sectors
- Our award-winning business incubation centre, Sparkhouse, has supported more than 100 new and growing businesses to establish themselves in the region and create over 200 new jobs.
2. Supporting UK industry and the economy
- Leading the way in partnership with business
- National Centre for Food Manufacturing at Holbeach campus, a state-of-the-art training factory sponsored and updated entirely by industry
- Work-based learning for industry and the armed forces, increasing workforce skills and saving UK taxpayer millions
- Opened UK's first purpose-built engineering school in 25 years in collaboration with Siemens and emda.
- Embedding expertise of academics and graduates in national and local companies through Knowledge Transfer Partnerships.
- Contract research and consultancy purchased from the University by business and the public sector worth over £16 million in the last five years (2007-12).
3. Research with real impact for people and society
- Major research projects including low carbon technology in aviation, new technologies for cancer treatment, design of successful, liveable cities, pre-hospital care by ambulance services, community re-offending, and anti-terrorist surveillance
- Increase in national research funding of more than 600 per cent following the 2008 Research Assessment Exercise (RAE)
- Two thirds of research outputs submitted recognised as having world-leading elements and majority rated as internationally excellent
- A multi-disciplinary approach with many projects involving experts from more than one School, for example Psychology and Computer Science
4. Very satisfied students
- Students rated a number of Lincoln's courses among the best in the country for student satisfaction in the latest National Student Survey. Accounting was ranked number one nationally for the fourth year in a row
- Working in partnership with the Students' Union to constantly improve a great student experience
- Committed to developing enterprising graduates, many of whom start their own successful businesses.
5. Commitment to academic excellence
- Commended for the innovative way we give students a voice in shaping how they learn in our latest Quality Assurance Agency review
- Accreditation by a number of professional bodies including Nursing and Midwifery Council, Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain, Health Professions Council, General Social Work Council, British Psychological Society, Broadcast Journalism Training Council, Periodical Training Council, Chartered Institute of Environmental Health, Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development, Law Society, Bar Council and Institute of Biomedical Science
- School of Journalism first institution in Europe to receive "Recognised for Excellence" accolade from the European Journalism Training Association.
6. Global engagement
- More than 90 different nationalities represented among the student population
- Partnerships with major universities and colleges in China and India
- Working in partnership with Study Group to extend our global reach
- Supporting multinational companies and organisations in their education and training needs.
7. Driving change in higher education
- Led the pioneering Learning Landscapes project to design academic spaces of the future
- Heading a major Higher Education Academy-funded project - Student as Producer - to investigate and promote student involvement in research right from the start of their studies.
8. Strong community focus
- Sponsors of, Lincoln Grand Prix, Lincoln Book Festival and the Frequency Festival of Digital Culture
- Development of cultural arts in the city with the Lincoln Performing Arts Centre, one of the largest theatres in the region, the Engine Shed live music venue and Lincoln Academy series of public lectures and film
- Siren FM is the UK's only full-scale community radio station hosted by a university
- Engagement of Lincoln students with local residents highlighted in Living Together, Working Together, a national report by Universities UK and the National Union of Students
- Greater diversity within the Lincoln community, with more than half of our students coming from outside the East Midlands, and a growing number of international students
- Dedicated volunteering centre – SOAP (student opportunities and participation) - to engage students and staff with the wider community.
9. Social mobility and diversity
- Raising aspirations among 14 to 19-year-olds
- Working with schools in the city and region to promote and assist progression to HE (Lincolnshire historically had one of the lowest university participation rates in the country).
10. Quality and success in a few short years
- First new city centre campus to be built in 25 years thanks to public and private subscription contributing £32 million
- Established as University of Lincoln in 2001
- Now 11,000 students (from 2,000) and 1,200 staff and campuses in Lincoln, Riseholme, Holbeach and Hull
- Meteoric rise in university league tables, including Top 50 of The Guardian University Guide 2013
- University used as a Pre-Games Training Camp by Paralympic athletes ahead of London 2012.
Facts & figures*
Full-time undergraduates | |
Lincoln Brayford Pool | 8,499 |
Lincoln Riseholme Park | 201 |
Hull | 80 |
Total | 8,780 |
Part-time undergraduates | |
Lincoln Brayford Pool | 1036 |
Lincoln Riseholme Park | 52 |
Holbeach | 79 |
Hull | 74 |
Total | 1,241 |
Full-time postgraduates | |
Lincoln Brayford Pool | 560 |
Lincoln Riseholme Park | 31 |
Holbeach | 3 |
Total | 594 |
Part-time postgraduates | |
Lincoln Brayford Pool | 666 |
Lincoln Riseholme Park | 22 |
Hull | 40 |
Holbeach | 1 |
Total | 729 |
Total number of students on campus | 11,344 |
Franchised students (UK) | |
Full-time | 3 |
Total | 3 |
Academic staff |
Lincoln Brayford Pool | 581 |
Lincoln Riseholme | 13 |
Holbeach | 18 |
Hull | 15 |
Total | 627 |
Support staff |
Lincoln Brayford Pool | 585 |
Lincoln Riseholme Park | 15 |
Holbeach | 10 |
Hull | 7 |
Off-campus | 6 |
Total | 623 |
All Staff ** | 1,250 |
Includes both Fundable and Non Fundable students.
Includes both Home/EU and Overseas students.
*Data - 2012/2013 (latest validated figures)
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Lollapalooza 2012 | Perks, activities and non-music distractions
As with any major music festival, Lollapalooza can feel a bit like a refugee camp for the privileged. With the uncertainty of bathroom locations and clean water sources, inescapable heat, fatigue and overcrowding, those three days can easily become a marathon of willpower. Despite these inconveniences, the fest boasts plenty of activities to help soothe the downtrodden masses. Like we did for Pitchfork, Time Out Chicago has outlined all the non-music potential perks and distractions of Lollapalooza, from cooling bandanas to "Whac-A-Hipster."
Located between Balbo Ave and Kidzapalooza is the Sony Electrolounge. This pop-up tent promises the latest Sony doodads for you to get your sweaty fingers all over. A couple of years ago, Sony let festival goers rent a slick videocamera for the day in exchange for an ID. But participants beware: The return time often correlates with headlining sets, creating a mad dash to retrieve your ID. Additionally, Sony will be offering opportunities for VIP upgrades, electronics giveaways, and other prizes.
Across from the Sony Stage is the Playstation Society, a hangout tent that encourages visitors to check out the newly released PS Vita and new PS3 games away from the heat. You can also win a Playstation prize pack, VIP and side stage passes. Like Sony has in the past, you'll be able to borrow a PS Vita for the day. But perhaps the critical draw here is that you can charge your battery-guzzling phone for free.
Just off Jackson Drive is the Play Room by Google Play, offering a cool, air-conditioned hang out lounge. Across from the Google Play stage, the location will allegedly allow you to catch exclusive artist interviews and performances. The space will also be handing out free, unspecified gear.
Sandwiched between Jackson Drive and the BMI Stage is Toyota Free YR Radio. The tent supports Chicago's independent station WLUW as visitors can partake in a myriad of weird crafts and games. For example, after you've customized your own DIY leather bracelet, won a prize from the Prius Claw Game, and grabbed your free silkscreened tote bag, you can hang out in a steampunk Corolla photobooth. Because after you've been sweating outside all day, what you really want is a picture taken in an economy jalopy that's decorated like a kooky industrialist dropped his toolbox in it.
Toyota certainly seems to the sponsor that keeps giving, or, forcing, as with their Toyota Prius Family Playground. Across Columbus Drive from Kidzapalooza, adults can partake in some strange childhood games revamped for the festival. There will be Prius Pop eating challenges and something called "Whac-A-Hipster." They'll also offer the iconic cooling bandanna—a.k.a. a water-drenched piece of fabric to wear as you see fit, not unlike the buffs in Survivor. As with the Playstation Society, you can charge your phone here for free.
At the corner of Balbo Avenue and Columbus Drive is the #Delllive Lounge. While you charge your phone, the air-conditioned tent promises to keep you occupied posing for pictures or getting a spray tattoo. Still too hot outside? Feel free to hang for a while because the fest will be live streamed inside. Set your dignity aside and tweet photos with the tag #DellLive to win VIP upgrades, tickets for after shows and other prizes.
South of the Prius Family Playground is the Adidas Originals Black Top where you can catch some unspecified performances, have your photo taken and win some free stuff. Sadly, it doesn't seem like shoes are included in the free swag.
Ironically close to Kidzapalooza is the Uncorked Wine Lounge Presented by Pass the Bottle. Advertising shade and outdoor patio seating, this hangout will stream the performances on large video screens. The crew is comprised of "sassy wine ambassadors" who will undoubtedly encourage you to play their "uber-fun" wine app "Pass the Bottle." What spunky fun for an affluent 40-something!
Just in case you overpacked, the folks at State Farm are offering a Bag Check next to Buckingham Fountain. It remains unclear if you have to pay for the service, as at Pitchfork, but since it's a corporate sponsor it seems like free is a definite possibility. Regardless, State Farm will be giving out VIP and aftershow passes.
Near Chow Town South is the Fender Fan Oasis, a "VIP style" experience where you can play with a Fender Stratocaster, Telecaster, Jaguar or Mustang guitar. This promises to be a haven for those who just haven't heard "Smoke on the Water" quite enough times yet.
On the far Northeast corner by the Bud Light Stage is the F.Y.E. Autograph Tent. Each day has a different schedule of artist autograph sessions for fans to get a little more up close and personal. The tent will also be selling artist merch.
That pesky heat getting to you? Drink too much of that cheap vodka you snuck in? It's cool—CamelBak will be offering Filling Stations serving free, freshly filtered water in addition to chances to win a Lolla Lounge or 3-Day Pass. Additionally, Rock & Recycle Presented by Recycled Paper Greetings are manning this year's recycling effort, allowing festival goers to earn free stuff for not putting your water bottle in the trash.


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Perdido Sun in Perdido Key
- bedrooms 1
- baths 1½
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- pets allowed no
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If you are looking for a stunning beachfront view, this condo would be absolutely perfect for you! Not only will you have gorgeous views, but these condos are fully furnished, with high speed internet, cable, TV's, DVD players and much more! This one bedroom, one and a half bath sleeps four and has a spacious king size bed in the bedroom and a pull out sleeper sofa in the living room. The kitchen is fully equipped and ready for a homecooked meal. Take some time to relax in the condo, take a dip in the pool, or take a morning walk along the beach. Come spend a vacation here in Perdido Key at the Perdido Sun. Not only will you have breathtaking views, but you'll go home with many unforgettable memories.
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The Perdido Sun has many great amenities to offer, leaving you with a vacation filled with fun! These beachfront condos have much to offer! Each one, two and three bedroom condo comes fully furnished. However, one bedrooms don't come with washers and dryers, although, there are commercial washers and dryers in the basement for your convenience. Each unit it set and ready to go with high-speed internet and cable. There is an outdoor pool as well as an indoor pool with a convertible style roof that opens and closes. Last but not least, enjoy a morning walk on the beach or in the fitness center located on the first floor!
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Whether spending time at the outdoor pool, indoor pool, fitness room, taking a long walk on the beach there are so many things to do here and near the Perdido Key area. Here are just a few of the many options:
*Dolphin cruises, parasailing, jet-skiing, golf, the Wharf, The Jellyfish bar and the Sports Bar, Adventure Island, Alligator Alley, The Florabama, Waterville USA, Deep Sea Charter Fishing, Fishing, Bon Secour National Wildlife Refuge Beach in Fort Morgan, Bear Point Marnia, Cobb Pinnacle 14 Theatres, Alabama Gulf Coast Zoo, Antares- Lost Key Cruises, Orange Beach Marina, Scuba Diving, Johnson Beach, Cotton Bayou Public Beach, Orange Beach, Gulf Shores Public Beach, Shoreline Pontoon, Adventures Mopeds, and much, much more!
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Mar. 1 - Mar. 15 ... $99/night ... $545/week - (Includes 1 FREE night)
Mar. 16 - April 8 ... $140/night ... $800/week - (Includes 1 FREE night)
April 9 - May 22 ... $125/night ... $750/week - (Includes 1 FREE night)
May 23 - June 21 ...$170/night … $1,020/week - (Includes 1 FREE night)
June 22 - Aug. 10 ... $185/night ... $1200/week - (Includes 1 FREE night)
Aug. 11 - Sept. 2 ... $130/night … $780/week - (Includes 1 FREE night)
Sept. 3 - Oct. 31 ... $130/night ... $780/week - (Includes 1 FREE night)
Monthly rates available; November thru February $1155.
June 1 thru August 13, weekly rental preferred
Seasonal minimums vary
We accept cash upon arrival and credit cards: VISA, DISCOVER & MASTERCARD
Add 11.5% Florida Tax
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$300 prepayment required for booking
Bookings cancelled within 21 days of arrival forfeit prepayment
Rates are subject to change without notice until confirmed
These prices don't yet include taxes and fees!
JD Hallam 850-492-9999
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Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.
Learn more in our Security CenterTop things to do in Perdido Key
- Naval Art Museum
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Sedgemoor councillors' allowances revealed (From This is The West Country)
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7:10pm Thursday 12th July 2012 in Somerset
SEDGEMOOR District Councillors claimed slightly less in expenses and allowances this year than last year, new accounts show.
The overall expenses bill for 2011/12 was £329,297.55, down from £340,201.69 in 2010/11.
There were payouts to 68 councillors, including smaller amounts to councillors who either lost their seats or did not contest them in the district elections last May.
Most councillors received a basic allowance of £4,176.96, while some holding important positions within the authority received a Special Responsibility Allowance, and others claimed travel expenses.
The councillors in the Burnham and Highbridge area who received the highest allowances were Brent Knoll ward member Bob Filmer, chairman of the authority's development committee, who received an SRA of £4,176.96 on top of his basic allowance, and travel expenses of £1,283.95; and Wedmore ward member Richard Burden, environment portfolio holder, who received an SRA of £5457.10 and travel expenses of £745.20.
Duncan McGinty, council leader, received the most in allowances and expenses, totalling £24,659.76.
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November 19–December 28, 2013This Christmas season the Conference Center Theater will feature Savior of the World: His Birth and Resurrection. Performances will run November 19–December 28, and tickets will be available for purchase beginning October 22. Event Details
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