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So at 2 PM today, NASA is supposed to announce some major finding related to Astrobiology. Pretty neat. Arsenic-based life, as I've gathered: http://gizmodo.com/5704158/nasa-finds-new-life
Should be interesting. It's strangely humorous to see news-worthy events like this go under the immediate radar. Infotainment first; information … usually later. After DWTS.
Elsewhere in the above article, it mentions "the possibility of finding beings in other planets that don't have to be like planet Earth" – no shit sherlock. I reckon we don't have the cutting edge in technology either. It's this oddly fundamentalist geocentrism that drives me crazy (no dig at the above quoted author, specifically). I just can't stand listening to people argue against the idea of UFOs/ETVs/extraterrestrials with the logic of linear space travel. "Well – this is all we know about physics and technology, so it's PROBABLY likely that other civilizations would face the same constraints with respect to space travel".. but I digress…
I hope I can see this conference. We don't have cable… just the limp old internet. Maybe there will be a live feed…
Fresh from the NASA online press release from November 29th:
NASA Sets News Conference on Astrobiology Discovery; Science Journal Has Embargoed Details Until 2 p.m. EST On Dec.
2 WASHINGTON — NASA will hold a news conference at 2 p.m. EST on Thursday, Dec. 2, to discuss an astrobiology finding that will impact the search for evidence of extraterrestrial life. Astrobiology is the study of the origin, evolution, distribution and future of life in the universe.
The news conference will be held at the NASA Headquarters auditorium at 300 E St. SW, in Washington. It will be broadcast live on NASA Television and streamed on the agency's website at http://www.nasa.gov.
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- Mary Voytek, director, Astrobiology Program, NASA Headquarters, Washington
- Felisa Wolfe-Simon, NASA astrobiology research fellow, U.S. Geological Survey, Menlo Park, Calif.
- Pamela Conrad, astrobiologist, NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, Md.
- Steven Benner, distinguished fellow, Foundation for Applied Molecular Evolution, Gainesville, Fla.
- James Elser, professor, Arizona State University, Tempe
Media representatives may attend the conference or ask questions by phone or from participating NASA locations. To obtain dial-in information, journalists must send their name, affiliation and telephone number to Steve Cole at firstname.lastname@example.com or call 202-358-0918 by noon Dec. 2.
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- 1 can (14 ounces) whole-berry cranberry sauce
- 1 can (14 ounces) sauerkraut, rinsed and well drained
- 1 bottle (12 ounces) chili sauce
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- 1 package (32 ounces) frozen fully cooked homestyle meatballs, thawed
- In a 4-qt. slow cooker, combine the cranberry sauce, sauerkraut, chili sauce and brown sugar. Stir in meatballs. Cover and cook on low for 4-5 hours or until heated through. Yield: about 5 dozen.
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I've had this receipe for years. I make my own meatballs with ground turkey and it tastes great and a little healthier.
This recipe is simple, yet a great combination of ingredients. I took these to my job for our Halloween Potluck and they were a HUGE hit! Several people asked for the recipe. I didn?t change a thing to the recipe and there were no leftovers to bring home. Delish!
These are excellent. I knew when I read the recipe it would be a keeper and it is! I didn't change anything and they were a big hit.
I used fresh made cranberry sauce. Definately a keeper. Even the kids liked it.
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John Carter Review
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Our John Carter Review.
Director: Andrew Stanton
Starring: Taylor Kitsch, Lynn Collins, Willem Dafoe, Mark Strong, Thomas Haden Church
Release Date: UK & US – Today
There has been a lot of hullabaloo about the movie John Carter in the film industry and around the blogosphere the past couple of weeks.
Starring this action figure.
Mostly it's been folks railing against Disney's marketing decisions which included removing "of Mars" from the title and the failure to mention the film's successful director, Pulitzer Prize-winning screenwriter, and arch-typical storyline that set the stage for 100 years of pop culture; everything from Flash Gordon to Avatar to Noah Wyle's character from E.R.
But all of that negative press coverage has distracted from one very important thing: I just worked the world hullabaloo into a modern film review.
Also: the movie is not very good at all.
Except for this part. This part is very, very good.
If the original film trailer seemed like a mixed bag of things you've already seen in other movies, that's because the entire film is that way. While some detractors would accuse John Carter's creators of stealing — and others could accuse those detractors of being morons for not realizing Edgar Rice Burroughs wrote all these things a half century before the many rip-offs — the fact remains John Carter is a wet hot mess of half-formed ideas, shallow characters, and generic set pieces.
The film starts off with voice-over narration about the political history of Barsoom (Burrough's mildly ridiculous name for Mars), accompanied with frenetic battle scenes involving characters you know nothing about and care for even less. The story then jumps to John Carter in 1881, narrowly escaping a mysterious pursuer who you also know nothing about. Then things jump again and Carter is seemingly dead (off camera) and his nephew is summoned to claim his estate, all the while the audience wonders, "what happened to those robed politicians on Marsoomenin (SP?), isn't this movie about that stuff?"
Once Carter's nephew picks up his journals and begins to read, the story does settle down into a straightforward narrative … by jumping back twenty years smack into the middle of a back story which in itself has another back story.
If this sounds confusing, that's because it is, and things just get more confounding from there when the filmmakers introduce no less than six subplots that require copious amounts of grand exposition. The thing is, John Carter has a lot more in common with Attack of the Clones than the divisive stadium battle sequence you glimpsed in the trailer, it also boasts many of the same weaknesses that plagued that prequel and its ilk, Phantom Menace, Crystal Skull, The Matrix sequels et al …
The most glaring flaw is the lack of a truly decisive protagonist with a clearly defined objective. Sure, Carter's Civil War history has given him a rich pathos for which actor Taylor Kitsch to brood with, but the screenwriters also used this fact to carve the central theme of the story: John Carter doesn't take sides. Which, in an action movie translates to: John Carter doesn't fight. And herein lies the problem. Self doubt and passivity are passable character traits for the protagonists of indie dramas, but make for very unheroic heroes. Sure Luke Skywalker whined a lot, but he was whining about not being able to take action. Likewise Neo wades through the necessary reluctance to create proper drama, but consistently pushes through his failures because he feels it's the right thing to do. In John Carter, our hero constantly avoids conflict not because he hates violence but because he doesn't like people telling him what to do, effectively turning our Christ figure (same initials, anyone?) into a pouty-mouthed diva.
The film also stars Willem Dafoe, seen here on the right.
To be fair, John Carter of Nazareth isn't completely passive and does ultimately "take a stand" in the film. But this particular scene, a surprising powerhouse of editing between Carter slaughtering an enemy horde and a flashback of him literally burying his past, only serves as the exception that proves the rule. Seeing a hero be a true hero halfway through the film just makes you wish he'd been that way all along.
But even if Carter's nature had been more clearly defined, he still would be a hero without a quest. Genre films like this, the ones with a strong foothold in Western story structure, need a specific endgame for the protagonist to strive for. In Star Wars, Luke must get the Death Star blueprints to the rebel alliance. In Lord of the Rings, Frodo must carry the evil ring to the only place where it can be destroyed. As for John Carter … he wants escape the army, and then he wants to escape the Tharks, and then he wants to travel down a mysterious river, and then he wants to save the princess, and then he finds out the Therns are going to destroy the universe so he hops around a lot and things blow up. And while these are fine pursuits for an action hero, in this case more is less as the story becomes so cluttered with mini-motivations the audience is left with no time to really sink their hearts into their hero's plight.
Much more could be said about the film's clutter of confusing characters, long boring scenes of exposition, and wince-inducing dialog (I know it refers to the sun, but naming a Martian city "Helium" allows for characters to say things like "I studied at the Science Academy of Helium!" and elicit awkward laughter from a crowded theater).
Likewise, much could be said of the film's fine special effects and cinematography.
But in the end it's all just so much wasted effort for a big-budget misfire that leaps for greatness and lands just this side of horrible.
Our Grade: C-


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ha, that sounds more like what I should do. Thanks alot man. Hopefully someone will take the song though.
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That can be found here. No need to be negative. We didn't "neglect" anyone. He asked for companies, he got a list of companies.
From the point of view of a disinterested observer, I didn't read any negativity into DavyinaToga's post. It seemed strictly factual, not judgmental. Peace all
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Stop being an asshole, man.
That is possible too. My point was that it is pretty self explanatory and I didn't want to pressume lack of intelligence so alternatives were lack of interest -which would be discarded when and if the question was sincere- or just asking for the sake of asking -which would mean the social interaction via a question being answered was the ultimate motivation-
Now, you seem like a nice enough fellow and I don't think you aren't intelligent; when you hear a game is regarded as "a rental" or "a discount bin", what other options can you come up with? "buy it at full price", "borrow it from a friend", "highly recommended, must have", "stay away from it", "this is an insult to humanity",... don't exactly need a rocket scientist to come up with things like these and neither ordering them according to their regard to the game. By pointing this out I really want to emphasize that most peeps who can't answer this for themselves aren't dumb, they are just not putting their heart into it, coming to the conclusion I posted originally.
Even more so if this has been asked so many times that it needs a FAQ entry.
@Herman I think he just means that the ratings are based on the money you should spend...so it's not like "3 Stars"...well...3 stars out of what? 5? 10? What does a 3.5 mean compared to 4? If that makes sense.
@Richie Vega
Or some of us could have joined the site two weeks ago and didn't know the Loading Bar's rating system.
They are pretty self explanatory though, that's the beauty of Spill ratings. I'm thinking us fellows who ask for the rating scale are just looking for human interaction.
One of these days I'm going to put a little FAQ out that says it for sure, but basically it goes like this:
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This system is in place as of now, so previous reviews may have been a little confusing as we tended to swap out Rental and Discount based on everyone's personal preference over which was higher.
What's the Loading Bar's rating system?
Hell yeah.
Was waiting for this review!
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The more experience you have of the world, the more you see how badly we are served by the mainstream media. The recent events in Egypt provide the perfect example. Instead of hard news, we are given endless "pieces to camera" so beloved of biased but ignorant journalists. Amid all the jabbering about "people power", the plain fact of the matter is that a President with a definite –albeit flawed – constitutional and democratic mandate was driven out of office by an old-fashioned military coup.
Mainstream reporters are now cheering on inanely and indiscriminately anyone in the Arab world who looks like a demonstrator. They simply do not understand the difference between Bahrain, Yemen, and Libya.
Bahrain is a fairly civilised place, a well-established and generally benevolent monarchy, relatively free of corruption, and well-integrated into the global economy. By contrast, Yemen is a very corrupt socialist republic, medieval in its attitudes and economic development, and largely living in self-imposed isolation from the rest of the world. Libya was somewhere between the two – a Yemen that wants to be a Bahrain.
This blog tries to avid partisan political comment. The only question we allow ourselves to ask here is, "How does this impact on business?" This is not because we do no not care for anything except business. On the contrary, we care too much and do not want to bore business readers with our equivalent of those biased "pieces to camera" on non-business subjects.
So, strictly from the point of view of business, change can be good or bad, but disorder and the breakdown of established legal systems are usually bad for business. The situation in Egypt is uncertain, and business in general dislikes uncertainty (though there are always the lucky, savvy or fearless few who benefit). On the other hand, any change in Libya or Yemen will almost certainly be for the better.
Violence in Bahrain, however, is undoubtedly bad for business. The cancellation of the Bahrain Grand Prix is the most high-profile example of nervousness among international business interests, whose investments in Bahrain are as important to the local economy as they are to the global financial network: radical change will disrupt both.
Also undeniably bad for business is the British government's abrupt cancellation of export licences to Bahrain. These were issued to firms who assumed, in good faith, that Bahrain was a friend of Britain. For the British government to pretend suddenly that they are opposed to the rulers they have recognised – and flattered – for decades is both hypocritical and short-sighted.
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City police intervened in separate disturbances Thursday involving the same Carthage man and staffers for Matthew A. Dohenys congressional campaign.
Shortly after 1 p.m., Juston J. LaJoie requested to speak with Mr. Doheny at his 132 Court St. office. Mr. Doheny was not in the office at the time. Mr. LaJoie allegedly became combative with Mr. Dohenys staff, who called police.
He left after police intervened. A Watertown Daily Times reporter who arrived on the scene witnessed Mr. LaJoie directing profanities at a Doheny staffer. No charges were filed in that incident.
Later that day, Mr. LaJoie returned to Mr. Dohenys campaign office, verbally abused a staffer there and then drove to Mr. Dohenys residence on Paddock Street, according to a statement from Mr. Dohenys campaign. Mr. LaJoie denied involvement in the Paddock Street incident.
The Doheny campaign staffer called police after he saw what he believed was Mr. LaJoies car outside. Police and a K9 unit were seen outside Mr. Dohenys Paddock Street home sometime after 10 p.m., according to several witnesses. Mr. Doheny was in Saratoga County at the time.
In both instances, incident reports were filed and charges were not pressed against the individual in question, said Jude R. Seymour, the campaign spokesman, in an email message. No one was hurt. We appreciate the prompt response from the Watertown Police Department and the professionalism they have shown in handling this unfortunate situation.
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I'd like to have 1.5 kWh, so I can get a range greater than 20 miles at 35 mph moped style riding. That'd make riding an electric moped practical. I'm so far only about 500 wh away which is probably less than 300-400 dollars away. I just need to determine how many more watt-hours of the booster pack I need and acquire that, and supplement and reconfigure the capacity packs as needed.
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PITTSBURGH (AP) — The University of Pittsburgh says it won't accept an estimated $225,000 bequest from the gunman who committed suicide after killing three women and wounding nine others at a Pittsburgh-area health club.
Court papers of the intended estate gift were filed Friday by the brother and executor for 48-year-old George Sodini. University spokesman Robert Hill rejected the offer on Tuesday.
Two women injured in the Aug. 4 shooting an L.A. Fitness club intend to sue Sodini's estate. Lisa Marie Fleeher and Ashley Ferragonio filed notices Tuesday in Allegheny County court. A message left for their lawyer wasn't returned.
Sodini graduated from Pitt in 1992 and named the school as beneficiary in a 2007 will.
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I want to thank AFDave for hooking me up with quest bars over the years. I've always been skeptical of new flavors, but after each sample, I had to buy a box. Here is my review of every Quest Bar EXCEPT BANANA NUT (haven't had it yet) after going through 10+ boxes.
Peanut Butter Supreme
This was a lot richer than most other flavors, but it was a little too generic for my taste. While the PB flavor was there, it basically tasted like sweetened nut butter, which was good but not terribly unique.
Vanilla Almond Crunch
This flavor was very cool. Sweet, a very evident vanilla taste at first, followed by the awesome after taste of almonds. The downside? I remember it getting old quickly.
Chocolate Brownie
I actually enjoyed this a lot BUT I had to be in the "mood" for it. It's a rich, truffle-like taste. It's not one of the sweeter bars, so if you're craving sweets at the time, this isn't for you.
Apple Pie
This one was incredible, and for some reason, all my apple pie bars had an unusually soft and delectable texture. While the pie isn't evident, it tastes like apples (with apple chunks!) baked into a blend of nut butters. One of my favorites.
Mixed Berry Bliss
This is my favorite flavor, and I never see much love for it! Imagine one of those berry granola bars except all the granola has been replaced with mixed nut butters and sweetened just the right amount. Perfection.
This was like a better version of PB supreme. The jelly flavor was very weak, but the sweetening of the peanut butter was such that it had a unique taste, rather than simply tasting like sweetened peanut butter. Tough to explain but I liked it a lot.
Chocolate Peanut Butter
My least favorite Quest bar flavor. I couldn't quite pinpoint what was wrong with it, but it was like a worse version of the Chocolate Brownie. It was still rich, but the flavor itself was bland by my measure.
Coconut Cashew
This is my most purchased Quest Bar, and for good reason. It has a perfect 50/50 blend of coconut and cashew taste, and the macros are awesome. The nut chunks add to the texture big time.
Strawberry Cheesecake
A highly underrated flavor IMO. While there's really no cheesecake taste at all, it's similar to the apple pie in that it tastes like strawberries (again with chunks) baked into sweetened nut butters.
Lemon Creme Pie
There is a definite lemon flavor here, very similar to XF Ultra Peptide 2.0 LCP actually. The one downside is that there is also a detectable nut butter flavor (obviously, since Quest is mostly nut butters). While this is a good thing with the other flavors, the nuttiness just didn't seem to mesh too well with the lemon flavor. Still pretty damn good though.
Cinnamon Roll
This flavor actually tastes somewhat similar to the Coconut Cashew, but has an obvious and sweet cinnamon taste to it. There is no doughy/icing flavor per se, but it's very cool in that it tastes like one of those pecan-laden cinnamon rolls from the store. Awesome.
Quest PB Cups (old version)
The texture wasn't the best as others have reported (but this has been rectified). The PB powder seemed to break apart in my hands, making it difficult to consume. Once it was in my mouth however, it was comparable, but not quite as good, as a real Reese's peanut butter cup. The fact that there's so much protein in the PB cup is mindblowing given the taste, and I can't wait to purchase the new version when it's available.
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Many of Whitlocks organ pieces are still regularly to be found in recital programmes today principally because the music is tuneful and well crafted, exploring the resources of the organ of the inter-war years to full effect. The tendency to conservatism in his harmonic idiom has been frowned upon, but in an era when various strands in contemporary composition have welcomed a revisionist romanticism his music seems more congruous with the musical world than it did in the years immediately after his death.
Glorious in Heaven is a motet for use on saints days; it was written in August 1925 and was published two years later by Oxford University Press. It was first performed on 20 September 1925 at St Marys Church, Chatham, and is dedicated to the choir there. Scored for five-part chorus, it is composed in an unfussy melodic style, with plenty of variation in texture and interaction between the parts which serve to engage the listeners attention.
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SPJ Board of Directors Meeting Minutes
October 29, 2000 - Columbus, Ohio
Meeting Date: October 29, 2000
Meeting Place: The Adams Mark Hotel, Columbus, Ohio
Roll Call:
Board Members Present: 21 | Board Members Absent: 3 |
Ray Marcano Al Cross Kyle Elyse Niederpruem Robert Leger David Carlson Irwin Gratz Julie Asher Marcia Biggs Bruce Cadwallader Vicky Katz Dave Aeikens Patrick Dobson Jay Evensen Oren Campbell Mark Scarp Jim Parker Jamie Gonzales Charles Davis Robyn Eoff Andrew Marra Brian Joseph |
Todd Gillman Lisa Rollins |
SPJ Staff Members Present: 3
James L. Gray, SPJ Executive Director
Julie F. Grimes, SPJ Director of Society Initiatives
Catherine Davis, SPJ Finance Director
SPJ FOI Committee Chairman Ian Marquand reported on the Sunshine Conference that took place as part of this years national convention. Several Sunshine chairs attended and there was good attendance at the FOI Awards breakfast. Marquand will work to get more award recipients in attendance next year. He is considering several projects and looking for partnerships with other organizations. There was a brief discussion of applying for an SDX Foundation grant to fund travel to bring Sunshine chairs to the convention next year.
The board acknowledged Marquands hard work on the convention program this year and his work as FOI chair.
100th Anniversary of the Society
Region 11 Director Mark Scarp reported that he and SPJ staff member Julie Grimes visited the SPJ archives at DePauw University in August. The board is considering a 100-year record of the Society that would be available for sale to chapters and members. An author and funding would need to be secured fairly soon. If the information was prepared in book format, it should probably be available by 2008, the year before the 100th anniversary. Scarp proposed that the board begin the groundwork on this project right away. Scarp will prepare something for the next available Quill that asks for proposals from authors and explains the history project. This would be editorial copy for SPJ Report. The group also discussed advertising in the Chronicle of Higher Education at some point.
Scarp mentioned that the SPJ material in the archives is not always properly labeled, and there is inconsistency in what has been archived in the past. In recent years, very little has made it to the archives. The group suggested that the Publications Committee may be a good place to start in developing written procedures for archives.
Working Press Update
Mac McKerral reported on the 2000 Working Press. He thanked the board for making the process easier and said that one could look at papers through the course of convention and see that every paper improved. Staff members and volunteers worked hard and had a position experience. Overall, McKerral expressed pleasure with the paper and mentioned that it contains important archival information. He encouraged board members to thank the students and advisers. President Ray Marcano indicated he would prepare a commendation for the Working Press staff acknowledging their hard work.
Awards and Honors Committee Report
Guy Baehr, chairman of SPJs Awards and Honors Committee, explained that there was a need for a procedure to make sure judges know about significant challenges to any entries in the awards contests. This would address concerns raised at the Oct. 26 SPJ board meeting. Baehr distributed his original memo in the Oct. 26 board packets along with an additional sheet with a proposed revision. Baehr urged the board to adopt the accuracy requirement. He explained that reporting the information on the part of the entrant would be basically an honor system, but having the requirement provides some protection for SPJ.
Motion by Al Cross to adopt the language for the awards contests. Second by Robert Leger.
Motion by Robert Leger to revise the wording to remove "fairness or" from the language. Second by Jay Evensen. Upon a show of hands vote, the motion carried with 14 for and four opposed.
The board then voted on the motion to add the contest requirement with the language change. After a show of hands vote, the motion carried with 10 in favor and nine opposed.
Seattle 2001 Convention Update
Seattle Convention Chair George Erb presented this report and explained that the committee has a fund raising goal of $115,000. Of that, $63,500 has been committed. The convention theme is 2001: A news odyssey -- A look at the future of the industry.
The committee has held two brainstorming sessions to discuss programming. Theyve included members and nonmembers from all backgrounds. They have many ideas for programs and speakers. A graphic artist designed the convention logo, which is now ready. Board members commented on the increased energy at this convention from broadcasters and encouraged the Seattle convention committee to continue developing that area, along with the continuation of the mentor sessions set up by Rose Hume.
Board Orientation
Executive Director Jim Gray distributed SPJ stationary and envelopes and staff business cards. Gray explained some general organization details.
SPJ is incorporated in Illinois and domiciled in Indiana. Both states have good volunteer protection acts, and board members are not putting personal assets at risk by serving on the board of directors. Gray distributed a board member training manual and the group viewed a videotape featuring common scenarios board members need to deal with.
Bob Lystad, SPJ legal counsel from Baker & Hostetler, discussed board members fiduciary responsibilities. Lystad read the Societys mission statement and explained that from a legal standpoint, board members had two duties: the duty of care, and the duty of loyalty.
The duty of care means board members are to "act in good faith." (and you will be protected from legal responsibilities). Dont act in deliberate contradiction to reasonable care. This involves attending board meetings, gathering information and staying informed. Board members usually rely on staff and volunteer committee leaders to stay informed. Board members are not day-to-day managers but policy setters.
Lystad then explained the duty of loyalty. This involves confidentiality. "When you are here, you are board members, not journalists," said Lystad. However, if a board member believes illegal activity is taking place, that should be disclosed. Lystad encouraged board members to ask questions and use independent judgment when making decisions.
It is the responsibility of board members to disclose any potential conflicts. Board members should act on behalf of the Society and not in their own personal interests.
Lystad explained several procedures for communication among board members and SPJ staff members. Issues should go from board members to the executive director who will provide direction to staff members. Lystad also explained two types of sexual harassment: quid pro quo harassment and harassment as a result of a hostile work environment. He said sexual harassment also applies to same-sex harassment. A sexual harassment policy should be provided to staff members, and the staff should be made aware of those policies. Sexual harassment policies must be administered effectively, said Lystad, which meant that more than one avenue of reporting conflict must be available to staff members.
Legal Update on FOI Activities
Bob Lystad, a part of SPJs legal counsel at Baker & Hostetler, distributed a report on Baker & Hostetlers FOI activities on behalf of SPJ in the past year. Lystad commented on the Congressional testimony of SPJ FOI Chairman Ian Marquand and said it was of great benefit to the Society. The office filed several amicus briefs and joined several others. They also organized Capitol Hill visits last spring, which were very helpful. In regard to the lawsuit involving the Societys ethics handbook, the case has been settled. The cost to the organization is the $5,000 deductible.
The board members thanked Baker & Hostetler for their hard work on this case and on behalf of SPJ through the year.
Board Committee Selections
Executive Committee Election
President Ray Marcano explained that the SPJ Executive Committee is the governing body of the board. The seven-member committee has the authority to act on behalf of the board on matters between board meetings. The committee meets twice a year, in January and July. The five board officers automatically become members of the Executive Committee. The board elects two additional directors. Marcano asked for nominations to fill the two spots:
Motion by Al Cross to nominate Irwin Gratz. Second by Vicky Katz
Motion by David Carlson to nominate Jim Parker. Second by Jay Evensen.
Motion by Kyle Niederpruem to nominate Todd Gillman. Second by Al Cross.
Board members voted by secret ballot, and Irwin Gratz and Todd Gillman were elected to the Executive Committee.
Finance Committee
President Ray Marcano explained that the Finance Committee members are appointed. The Finance Committee for 2000-2001 included the board officers (Ray Marcano, Kyle Niederpruem, Al Cross, Robert Leger and David Carlson), Mark Scarp and Jay Evensen. Secretary/Treasurer Robert Leger will chair the committee, which will meet in April to work on the Societys annual budget to be approved by the full board in April 2001.
Training Center Committee
President Ray Marcano named a committee to explore the development of the second story of the SPJ headquarters building in Indianapolis. A training center is under consideration, but there are many options to discuss. The committee will prepare reports for the Executive Committee in January 2001 and for the board meeting in April 2001. The committee members are Charles Davis, Duchesne Drew and Steve Geimann, with Davis serving as the committee chair.
SPJ National Committee Nominations
President Ray Marcano explained that all chairs will return except Ginny Whitehouse, chair of the Journalism Education Committee. Duchesne Drew will chair that committee.
2001 Calendar
President Ray Marcano explained that SPJ headquarters will be preparing a 2001 calendar. Preliminary dates:
Jan. 20, SPJ Executive Committee Meeting, Tampa, Fla.
Regional Conferences -- up to five conferences could be March 30-31. Two will be March 6-7.
March 15-16, Finance Committee, Washington, D.C. (includes FOI trip)
April 28, April Board Meeting, San Diego, Calif.
July 21, SPJ Executive Committee Meeting, New York City
June 21-23, SPJ Leader Training, Indianapolis, Ind.
New Business
President Ray Marcano referred the SPJ Ethics Committee Report from its convention meeting to the January Executive Committee meeting.
The board presented outgoing president Kyle Niederpruem with an engraved watch.
Marcano explained that board members would receive a short note in coming weeks regarding the executive directors evaluation.
Motion to adjourn by Jay Evensen. Second by Charles Davis. Motion carried, and the meeting was adjourned.
Action List
An awards contest rule was added. Headquarters will implement the contest change.
Mark Scarp will develop an article for SPJ Report on the Societys 100th anniversary and possible history project along with a call for authors for a proposed history book.
Awards and Honors Committee Chair Guy Baehr will work with headquarters to prepare a news release about the awards contests changes and make sure the information is in contest promotions.
The newly named training center committee will begin research on possible uses of the headquarters building and will prepare reports for the January executive committee meeting and the April board meeting in 2001.
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@Tessa Yes, yes, yes! You are obviously a woman of education and breeding.
Fred Mon Mar 18 -
can anyboby tell me where to find the order of march participants? Trying to see my daughter from Greatbridge HS in VIrginia. Thanks
Carollyn Sat Mar 16 -
I thought the parade was on Sunday? It's ALWAYS on the 17th itself, even in the middle of the week. Also, that's what the print edition says....
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I agree with Virginia; I was shocked that this week's edition of Time Out New York said the parade is tomorrow and I think a timely correction is really needed.
And I would also like to point out a second error: "St Patty's Day". "Patty" is a woman's name and no self respecting Irish patron saint nor Irish man or woman would ever shorten "Patrick" to "Patty". This is an American phenomenon; if anything it's "Paddy". You got it wrong in last year's publication and to get it wrong twice in a row is a bit too much.Tessa Sat Mar 16 -
I think you should post a big correction note on the homepage of the web site that the Parade is on SAT MAR 16TH since the Parade's date was incorrectly listed in the paper magazine as Sun Mar 17th. I think it will be a huge disappointment to your readers who might plan on attending the parade on Sunday (without checking any other sources) only to find that they missed the parade by a day. Thanks.
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Way to go --- ERIN GO BRAGH !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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The Moto X — even without all the cores and other numbers that send the spec-conscious all in a tizzy — is Motorola's high-end device for the high-end market. It's well-built, fast, loved by just about everyone who has used it — and is our pick as the best smartphone you can buy at the moment. It's everything that the old Motorola wasn't, and a fresh, new offering from the company that invented the cell phone.
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Emphasis will be placed on the strength of the idea and its suitability for the intended site. The work should reflect in at least one respect, either allegorically, metaphorically, architecturally, culturally or historically, its intended location on the campus at Ourimbah.
The final design for the work may include 'readymade' and/or handmade materials. The winner will be determined on the strength of the concept, proposal and design alone. Artists are encouraged to think about the word 'sculpture' in the broadest sense, to remember that we live in a world filled to breaking point with cheap materials that will outlive us, and that certain parts of the architecture of the site are unfinished.
The specific site designated for the winning design is "anywhere that does not interrupt pedestrian traffic or present a hazard within the open space between buildings FA, EC and LT1". Please refer to the campus map (PDF).
Artists are encouraged to think as laterally and creatively as possible within the existing architecture of the intended site and budget. Artists may wish to consider the Central Coast region's indigenous history and/or culture. Given that emphasis is placed upon the creative use of durable every-day or ready-made materials, artists are specifically encouraged to allocate a minimum of the $3,000 prize budget within their design in order to maintain a reasonable profit. As a consequence, construction and installation costs within the $3,000 budget will be met by the University, with the remaining balance paid directly to the winning artist upon completion of the workPro Vice-Chancellor and Director, Central Coast campus, Professor Stephen Crump and Dr Sean Lowry from the School of Drama, Fine Arts and Music, together with Helen Hyatt-Johnston, General Manager of Art Space Sydney, will judge the final proposal/designs. The winner will be announced at 8pm on Friday November 7, 2008, at "The Grotto", a showcase of student works and performances held on the first Friday of every month in the Fine Arts Drama Theatre at the Central Coast campus. The winning work should then be constructed and installed prior to commencement of semester 1 in February 2009.
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Florida's top healthcare administrator is vowing to keep as many medically fragile children as possible at home with their parents — and to improve the lives of those who remain in nursing homes — amid an outcry over hundreds of children living in institutions designed for frail elders.
Liz Dudek, who heads the state Agency for Health Care Administration, outlined a series of new policies on Wednesday to help the parents of severely disabled children care for their kids at home. The new policies also are contained in a memo written Tuesday by Justin Senior, AHCA's deputy secretary for Medicaid, the insurance program for needy and disabled people.
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According to a Canadian Red Cross news release, the pipe burst caused water damage and electrical problems at East Point Condominiums on Logy Bay Road, a 24-unit, four-storey building. Power to the building was shut off as a precaution, according to the release.
In April 2010, the structure partially collapsed as it was being built. No workers were on the site at the time of the incident.
The Canadian Red Cross assisted 18 people for emergency lodging by midday Monday and said residents may not return to their homes for a few days. The news release said others were making alternate arrangements for temporary dwellings.
The Red Cross' St. John's office at 17 Majors Path was scheduled to be closed Monday for the Labour Day holiday, but it will be open 8-9 p.m. in the event others need short-term help.