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SYDNEY (MarketWatch) — Australia is slated to unveil its annual federal budget plan Tuesday night, but strategists believe that financial markets have already factored in most of the likely changes.
The Treasury has repeatedly said that it's sticking to its target for a surplus in the fiscal year ending in June 2013, and Treasurer Wayne Swan reiterated that goal earlier Tuesday, describing his fifth spending blueprint as a "battlers budget" in an interview with the Australian Broadcasting Corp.
Among the expected spending moves, the government is aiming to help families and those with lower incomes, and will likely hand out 500 million Australian dollars ($510 million) for dental care and announce a scheme for small businesses to offset current losses, according to reports.
News reports have also suggested that the government will make cuts of A$5 billion to defense spending and intends to find A$1 billion in savings by increasing the pension-contribution tax for those on the higher end of the income scale.
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The government last year projected a deficit of around $37 billion.
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CHIEF Justice Maria Lourdes Sereno issued an order on Wednesday assigning a judge from Catanduanes to help speed up the resolution of motions and facilitate processes not related to the merits of the Maguindanao massacre case.
Judge Genie Gapas-Agbada of the Virac Regional Trial Court branch 42 was tasked by the Supreme Court (SC) to handle with "deliberate dispatch" the conduct of non-trial incidents such as arraignments and pre-trials, as well as to decide other incidents and motions that will not affect the merits of the cases.
Agbada was also allowed to resolve the motions despite the pendency of some of these matters in the Court of Appeals and the SC.
The Court left to Quezon City Regional Trial Court (RTC) branch 221 Judge Jocelyn Solis-Reyes to determine which incidents will be resolved by Agbada, who is required to submit a progress report to the Office of the Court Administrator-Court Management Office on or before the 10th day of the month.
Agbada's new assignment is on top of her current duties as presiding judge of Virac court and acting judge of the Quezon City RTC branch 100, the order stated.
The designation of a third assisting judge was one of the measures taken by the SC in response to public exasperation over the slow pace of the four-year trial.
The Aquino administration has since promised to secure justice for the relatives of the 58 victims, who were killed on November 23,2009 by the private army linked to Andal Ampatuan Jr., the opponent for Maguindanao governor by then Buluan Vice Mayor Esmael Mangudadatu in the May 2010 elections.
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Chicago White Sox All-Star pitcher Chris Sale is probably the most notable former Florida Gulf Coast University athlete. But the men's basketball team made the most impact in the athletic program's short history with its 78-68 victory over Georgetown in the second round of the NCAA tournament Friday night.
Sale, with the White Sox in Arizona for spring training, loved it -- just as much as what the win will do for the entire athletic program as for the basketball team.
"It's awesome," he told the Chicago Sun-Times. "I had nothing to do with it, obviously, but it just feels good. You come from a small school like that and everyone just kind of looks at us like a mid-week prep game. 'All right, we'll get our win mid-week and then we'll get ready for conference play.'
"I don't think that's the way it's going to be from here on out. As far as the program goes, the basketball team is doing what they're doing, the women's basketball team has been lights out since day one, and the baseball guys are making some noise over there too, cracking the Top 25 and really getting after it. So it's fun to see what special things are going on there."
Sale didn't get to enjoy the victory for long. Reliever Addison Reed, who went to San Diego State -- FGCU's opponent Sunday, was on the phone.
"I got to enjoy that win last night for about five minutes and the phone rings and it's Reed," Sale said. "He might have to take me out for dinner."
Sale, who is a Naples homeowner, believes the Eagles are capable of pulling another upset.
"I was ready some articles and everyone was saying they have all this swag, all this confidence," he said. "I love it. You have to. We don't have too many people in our corner. We had to believe in ourselves, and those guys believe in themselves.
"When I was there, our baseball coach said, 'We might not be the best team on paper but we're going to work harder than everybody else and we're going to want it more.' In sports, that's all it takes. They showed their fight and it was awesome. It was fun to watch."
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VALLEYFIELD, Que. - Ogdensburgs Bill Vielhauer Jr. owned the dominant boat in the 350 Hydroplane class and the most consistent boat among all classes in the unprecedented panorama of racing at the 75th Valleyfield, Quebec Regatta over the weekend.
The racing schedule was the largest ever at the prestigious regatta which drew crowds of 40,000 Friday through Sunday continuing its claim as the Indianapolis 500 of boat racing.
And it would be safe to assume that Vielhauer, his crew and driver Brandon Kennedy experienced a whirlwind weekend that none of them will ever forget.
Consistently running 80 miles per hour and higher Kennedy pilotted the former World Championship boat Last Minute Again to three firsts and one second in four qualifying heats and blasted away from the field in the finals.
Aftrer the 350 Hydro class finals Kennedy, who lives in Bare, Del., invited his girlfriend to join him and Vielhauer on the podium and proposed to her.
When she accepted the crowd of 40,000 predictably went wild and later roared as Kennedy drove his fathers Grand Prix boat Shameless to the checked flag in the showcase event finals averaging over 93 mph.
Brandon (Kennedy) drove really smart and It was just a special day for him, said Vielhauer.
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Last Minute Again exploded into prominence in the 350 Hydro action after struggling with massive mechanical problems at the Brockville Regatta the previous weekend.
Paul Barber built me a new motor at his shop in Stittsville (Ont.) and it just has enormous power. Bert Henderson drove the boat for me in Brockville but the motor had so much power that it broke the prop, the struts and the bottom of the boat, said Vielhauer.
Paul Barber did just a great job. We have raced against each other for years but we are great friends. He jokes that he spends more time working on my boat than his and he played a big role in our success at Valleyfield.
The wholesale repair work on Last Minute Again began on the Sunday of the Brockville Regatta weekend and was not completed until shortly before the first 350 heat at Valleyfield on Friday.
Members of Vielhauers crew: Nick Vielhauer, Bill Vielhauer Sr., Chris McCradie, Lisa and Kazia Vanderwall worked tirelessly and were aided by Ogdensburg boat building wizard Bob Sovie, Bills brother and fellow racer Tom Vielhauer and a member of his crew Charlie Soulier and mechanic Ralph Mattice of Hull.
Brandon Kennedys dad is a machinist and he finished drilling out the struts just before the first heat. We put the boat in the water and took second in the first heat and then won the next three, said Vielhauer
We had a new prop delivered to Valleyfield and it worked awesome. In the finals the boat just took off like rocket. Once Brandon (Kennedy) got the inside lane there was nobody that could stay with him.
Looking back on the weekend Vielhauer called it a true Cinderella story.
When you win three straight heats like that in boat racing you almost expect something to break. But nothing did and it just a great weekend, he said.
My crew worked so hard and it just unbelievable the way so many people stepped up to help us out. That is the way it is in boat racing.
The 350 Hydro Class also featured two other local drivers in Bills brother Tom, who now lives in Syracuse, and Derec Smith who lives in Oswego.
After placing third in two qualifying heats Tom Vielhauer took fifth in the consolation finals and Smith took sixth in the consolation finals. Smith also took sixth in a qualifying heat.
Smith entered the Valleyfield Regatta in third place in the season point standings after coming away with scoring honors at Cornwall, Ont. where he ran first, second and second in three qualifying heats.
Leanna Richards of Ogdensburg, who entered the regatta leading the season point standings in the 1.5 class, bounced back from a disappointing showing in the qualifying heats to place third in the finals.
In three qualifying heats she drove Lll Crush to third, seventh and ninth place finishes. Richards enjoyed a stellar start to her season as the scoring leader at the weather-shortened Cornwall Regatta where she won three qualifying heats and at Brockville where she placed second, first and first in three qualifying heats before placing seventh in the final.
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Earlier today, J. Christian Adams reported comments made by Rep. Jim Sensenbrenner (R-WI) regarding the Voting Rights Act. Sharing the podium with Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus, Sensenbrenner told a Washington audience Monday that he wants to "fix" the part of the law that the Supreme Court recently struck down.
Sensenbrenner said he wants to fix the law so that it is immune to court challenges.
"The first thing we have to do is take the monkey wrench that the court threw in it, out of the Voting Rights Act, and then use that monkey wrench to be able to fix it so that it is alive, well, constitutional and impervious to another challenge that will be filed by the usual suspects."
Sensenbrenner has not said publicly which section of the law he seeks to "fix" — Section 3 or Section 4. The latter would put many state election laws back under federal receivership, jeopardizing measures like Texas' popular voter ID law. Sensenbrenner has also not said publicly who he believes the "usual suspects" are. Sensenbrenner has also not identified which states he believes are so racist that they warrant continued federal supervision with his "fix."
He has publicly said, on August 22, that he opposes Attorney General Eric Holder's lawsuit against Texas' voter ID law under the Voting Rights Act's Section 2, and that he wants Holder to wait until the law is "fixed."
"I spoke with Attorney General Holder today and requested that he withdraw his Section 2 lawsuit until there can be a legislative fix of the Voting Rights Act. The lawsuit would make it much more difficult to pass a bipartisan fix to restore the heart of the VRA that the Supreme Court struck down earlier this year."
That could be read as Sensenbrenner not opposing Holder's lawsuit per se, but opposing it only until Congress can "fix" the VRA.
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Matthew Perry sat in for Piers Morgan on CNN the other day and, this way, got to interview his old friend and "Friends" co-star, Lisa Kudrow. Check out what they had to say about the show in the video below.
As I noted only a few days ago, rumors of a possible "Friends" reunion are now reaching a peak again, even though Kudrow has already denied them.
The two don't exactly address them but they make sure they aren't leaving any more room for doubt: no reunion will happen.
"If I had a time machine, I'd like to go back to 2004 and not have stopped," Matthew says of the date when "Friends" ended its tenth season and bowed out.
"If it were up to us, individually, I would keep going. It would have come a time anyway that someone would say, 'We've had enough,' but why not have fun until they did?" Lisa agreed.
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Finally, a day of games
It's Thursday morning, and the NCAA Tournament is underway, and soon will be here in San Jose.
Here at the HP Pavilion, players from New Mexico State and Saint Louis are out for some early shooting.
There is a lot of interest in Sim Bhullar, who at 7-feet-5 inches and 350 pounds is the biggest player in the tournament. He's not just big, but the redshirt freshman was named outstanding player of the WAC tournament last week in leading New Mexico State to the title and automatic berth. One big dude.
Meanwhile, the Ducks and Oklahoma State play in the second game, about 1:40 p.m. if the first game doesn't go long.
It's win or go home now: http://www.registerguard.com/rg/sports/29610084-175/game-singler-oregon-playing-altman.html.csp
In the NCAA Tournament, all players are available for interviews. So after not being available to the media all season, UO freshman Dominic Artis had some interesting things to say.
One angle of his story is the recruitment of a friend for Oregon: http://www.registerguard.com/rg/sports/29610121-175/artis-oregon-area-game-games.html.csp
That recruit of major interest to the Ducks is Aaron Gordon, who was honored Wednesday: http://blogs.mercurynews.com/hssports/2013/03/20/countdown-to-state-basketball-final-mitty-takes-a-break-at-mcdonalds-2/
And some more on that recruit: http://blogs.mercurynews.com/hssports/2013/03/19/countdown-to-state-basketball-final-where-aaron-gordons-three-state-titles-would-rank/
Back to the current Ducks, Arsalan Kazemi has fans back home in Iran: http://www.registerguard.com/rg/sports/29610212-175/oregon-ducks-kazemi-austin-final.html.csp
There's a big challenge for Oregon's small backcourt: http://www.registerguard.com/rg/sports/29610686-175/smart-guard-artis-oregon-think.html.csp
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Born July 14, 1933 in Jay, NY, daughter of Cecil and Anna Mullarney, she was educated in Alexandria Bay schools. She married Lloyd P. Strough on June 6, 1953 at the Methodist Church in Alexandria Bay. Margaret worked for several different businesses in the Alexandria Bay area over the years, most recently at the Otter Creek.
She was a member of the American Legion Auxiliary, a former Cub Scout den mother, and enjoyed playing bingo.
Besides her husband Lloyd, she is survived by a son, James and a daughter, Mrs. Michael (Susan) Putnam, both of Alexandria Bay, four sisters, Jean Crosby and Hilda Hewitt, both of Syracuse, Sally Whitney, Philadelphia, NY, and Gail Orr, Cleveland, OH, six grandchildren and one great grandson. She predeceased by a son, Randy, a sister Nancy Manning, and a brother James Collins, who died as an infant.
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Executive Summary
The information technology (IT) industry is alive with buzzwords (BW). The management of BW represents a significant area for improvement for both the BW users (BU) (for example, vendors, analysts, and consultants), BW consumers (BC) (mostly end-users), and BW fellow travelers (BFT) (for example, the media). BW lifecycle management (BLM) is a proven discipline being applied to this crying need within the software industry.
What is a BW?
A BW is a word or phrase that enters the collective mind of the marketplace (MP) and that signifies some set of ideas. To become a true BW, it must be universally applied and lose all meaning.
BWs are often supplemented with acronyms. Acronym lifecycle management (ALM) is a closely related science to BLM. The creation of the BW versus the acronym is often a chicken and an egg issue: which comes first is often driven by how clever the acronym is (with the BW designed to fit the clever acronym). If the BW comes first and it gains acceptance, an acronym is usually created with the intent of pointing out to those people not in the know that they are not in the know, to the benefit of those who are in the know. (Why is it that no acronyms exist for acronyms?)
The Lifecycle of a BW
The lifecycle of a BW is described by the well-known IRCED2 cycle.
BWs are not discovered: they are invented (hence, the process of BW invention [BWI]). They do not occur in nature, only in the minds of a select group of people, the BW creation resources (BCRs), typically located in the marketing department (MD) of the BU. The motivation of the BCR is pure, as it is driven by financial considerations. A good BW will one-up the competition, sell more books, and allow the recycling of old reports with new covers. BUs have put significant BCRs in place to build and maintain a BW leadership position (BLP).
The BW inventor (BI) positions the potential BW in the MP, with the MP deciding if it justifies true BW status. The primary determinant of BW acceptance is the MD budget of the BI. The MD budget is also known as the BW leadership capability (BLC).
Thus, we have seen BLM come from the minds of a few highly trained BCRs, and placed into the MP of BWs.
If the MP accepts the BW, it has gained BW recognition (BWR2) status. BWR2 is signaled by three nearly simultaneous events. The market place remembers the BW, and competing BUs and BW followers (BF) begin using the BW. BWR2 also sees the first use of the BW from the BFTs. These events impact the meaning of the BW.
The MP does not know the original meaning of the BW, so it either pretends to understand, or each member of the MP makes up its own meaning. The competitors use the BW, but assign a meaning that is more advantageous to them in terms of financial reward. The BFT focuses on the BW in a way that creates a "need to know," which leads to selling more magazines and books.
Thus, BLM has reached BWR2 status in the MP of BWs, and has been copied and redefined to meet the needs of the masses. For example, this BFT has focused on BLM in order to gain its own recognition in the MP.
BWR2 leads to a mass application of the BW to existing products, reports, ideas, and so on. BFs rush to apply the BW as often as their MD budget allows. Now, every BU seeking attention in the MP is using the BW.
It is important to note that BW compliance (BWC) does not mean any change to the underlying products and ideas to which the BW is applied. The same products, reports, and ideas that existed before the BWR still exist without change. They have been relabeled with the BW in an attempt to get the MP to see their existing (old) products, reports, and ideas as "new."
BCs should place those vendors with a tradition of BLP on their short list. These vendors have proven the ability to continually redefine the needs of the MP in their favor, creating significant value for the BLP.
Vendors All vendors must decide on their BW strategy. Vendors choosing the BF strategy need to watch those with a BLP and quickly follow their lead. Those seeking a BLP should invest heavily in both BCR and BLC. If they are successful, they will be recognized for their BW superiority (BS).
About the Author
William Sheppard is a well-known and respected BI who has often been called the "father" of BW superiority (BS). As the father of BS, he has assisted many suppliers of technology in creating and leveraging a BLP, and continues to do so today. This BS leader is available as a speaker on the subject of BLM, and can be reached at email@example.com.


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"PhotoSolid®" is an image stabilization technology that uses "SOFTGYRO®", a motion detection software based on image processing. With its world's first technology, movement during camera capture is sensed in six different axes - horizontal, vertical, depth (forward/backward), horizontal rotation, vertical rotation, and rotation upon the light axis - as shown in the diagram below. The data corresponding to this movement is processed, and the appropriate stabilization is applied to the image. In virtually any shooting situation - whether it be sudden movement, macro shooting, telephoto, night shooting - the resulting images are surprisingly clear, crisp and accurate. Even in situations where it is impossible to apply conventional motion compensation, "PhotoSolid®" delivers remarkably accurate stabilization, allowing anyone to easily take astonishingly sharp and clear images, adding a new dimension of enjoyment to taking pictures.
Conventional motion compensation technology makes use of an internal gyrosensor to physically sense movement in order to move the motion compensation lens in order to compensate for shifts in light. In this approach, since the compensation lens must be built into the camera, it is difficult to achieve a compact lens assembly while cost is also an issue. In addition, another drawback is that these approaches perform poorly in compensating for rotational movement.
"PhotoSolid®" represents an entirely different approach. It employs a movement detection software based on image processing, "SOFTGYRO®". This remarkable technology was originally developed by Morpho to enable highly accurate motion compensation by shooting four photos, even when shooting at ultra-fast shooting speeds under poor lighting conditions, such as indoors or at night, and then compiling the minute amounts of movement data of four photos to output a composite photo of astonishing accuracy.
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The Hotel Marketing Association (HMA) has revealed the categories for it's annual 2011 Hotel Marketing Awards, which celebrates the best hotel marketing campaigns in the UK for the past tear.
The awards which have been running for 18 years now and have usually included the following categories
- Best Marketing Campaign Independent Hotels
- Best Marketing Campaign Hotel Chain or individual Chain Hotel
- Best Marketing Activity on a Small Budget (max £7k)
- Young Marketer of the Year
Two new awards have been added this year, to move with the changing way Hotels are being marketed they are
- Best Social Media Campaign
- Best Agency Promotion or Campaign
Andrea Mckay, chairman of the HMA said, "Winning a marketing award from HMA is a great accolade for any individual hotel or group and we urge everyone who is eligible to submit an entry".
In recent years winners have included, The Berkeley, Hilton, Premier Inn, De Vere, Intercontinental Group and Gleneagles.
The 2011 awards will be announced at the HMA 40th Anniversary Christmas Lunch at the Savoy hotel in London on the 19th of December.
The deadline to submit entries for the awards is the 18th of November. There is no charge for entering and any UK based independent hotel, hotel group or relevant external hotel marketing agency, is eligible to enter.
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According to the Wisconsin Economic Scorecard for the second quarter of 2013, while a majority of residents (56%) say Wisconsin is "headed in the right direction," only 28% view the economy as "good" and just 1% say it is "excellent." The proportion of Wisconsin residents who characterize the state economy as "poor" increased to 23%, up from 18% last quarter.
The Wisconsin Economic Scorecard is a quarterly poll of Wisconsin residents conducted by the Center for Urban Initiatives and Research (CUIR) at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee in cooperation with WisBusiness.com and Milwaukee Public Radio (WUWM 89.7).
This tracking poll measures perceptions of the health of Wisconsin's economy, personal economic circumstances of Wisconsin residents, and public opinion regarding important state economic issues.
The poll for the scorecard was a random digit dial (RDD) landline/mobile telephone survey of 560 Wisconsin residents, conducted from June 3‐6. The sampling margin of error was ±4.1% at the 95% confidence level.
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Views on the state economy are increasingly polarized along partisan lines, with the largest differences emerging among relatively well‐off Democrats and Republicans; the views of less‐well‐off partisans have not diverged as much.
While spending on non‐necessities such as restaurants and entertainment has increased slightly, so has the incidence of serious personal financial problems, such as affording home payments and paying for retirement.
Delaying work on major road construction projects is the most‐preferred option for covering the shortfall in the state's transportation fund; specifically, delaying an expansion of I‐94 between Milwaukee and Illinois is supported by a majority (51.6%) of registered voters.
Gasoline tax and passenger vehicle user‐fee increases and the introduction of toll roads on some Wisconsin highways are the least‐preferred options for covering the transportation fund shortfall.
Public confidence in the ability of the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation to fulfill its mission of bringing jobs to the state has decreased from 52% in November to 40% in June.
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The Guild Association Annual Meeting and Luncheon Celebration, themed "Hope," brought more than 500 guild members and supporters together in May.
The Guild Association Annual Meeting and Luncheon Celebration drew more than 500 guild members and supporters to The Westin Seattle on May 10. Barbara Mann, Guild Association chair, welcomed attendees and applauded guilds for their successes in 2012, which included raising $10.6 million for Seattle Children's via projects, events and membership dues.
The Seattle University Dance Marathon Guild celebrates winning the Chairman's Award for Guild Excellence.
Dr. Tom Hansen, Children's CEO, spoke about Building Hope, the new addition to Children's main campus, which opened in April, and discussed other milestones achieved this past year. Medical Director of Emergency Services Dr. Tony Woodward talked about how the new Emergency Department, located on Level 1 of Building Hope, will improve the patient and family experience. Ken and Kim Anderson spoke about their experiences at Children's after their son, Travis, 9, survived a drowning in 2012.
Seattle Children's patient Travis Anderson, with his mom Kim and event emcee Bender, shows how excited he is to be healthy.
Barbara Cosby of the Kent Guild won the Anna Clise Award for Individual Achievement. The Chairman's Award for Guild Excellence went to the Seattle University Dance Marathon Guild. Bender, 106.1 KISS FM morning show host, emceed a program featuring a special 25th anniversary tribute to the Friends of Costco Guild and a high-energy, guild member lip-sync video celebrating the opening of Building Hope. At the program's conclusion, guests donated $40,000 to uncompensated care and Children's Emergency Department.
Star Guild members and volunteers prepare to welcome more than 1,800 guests for the 2013 American Girl Fashion Shows.
Five American Girl Fashion Shows raised more than $100,000 for uncompensated care this spring. The Star Guild presented the shows, which were held at the Bellevue Hilton on March 16 and 17. More than 1,800 attendees viewed the shows as 190 girls and their dolls modeled both contemporary and historic clothing. The event also included an American Girl Marketplace, a raffle and a silent auction. Parents Steven and Wyndi Russakoff talked about the care their daughter Izabell (their "fighter") receives at Children's for PHACE syndrome, a rare and complex disorder.
The Star Guild has both members and junior members who work throughout the year to plan the shows. This year, junior members, together with some of the young models, helped raise $29,000 of the guild's proceeds through their individual fundraising efforts.
Members of the Preston Kuppe Guild work year-round to present the Art à la Carte luncheon each May.
The Preston Kuppe Guild hosted its seventh annual Art à la Carte luncheon on May 3 at The Golf Club at Newcastle. John Curley served as auctioneer for the live auction, which featured items such as a tour of Woodinville wineries and a party at a glass-blowing studio. Silent auction items included many textiles and original art pieces, which were all donated by Northwest artists. Christin Roger spoke about her son Kyle's treatment for a rare brain tumor at Seattle Children's. Proceeds of $110,000 benefited uncompensated care.
(From left) Stephanie Britton, Andrea Stiles, Mollie Henretig and Mia Booth at the Project Grace Guild's dinner and auction in March.
About 200 guests joined the Project Grace Guild on March 8 for "Sweet Hope to Care and Cure." The event was held at Pickering Barn in Issaquah and included dinner and live and silent auctions. Andie Johnson spoke about uncompensated care and her family's experiences at Seattle Children's. After hearing from Johnson, guests were invited to "raise the paddle" and in that way contributed $25,000 of the evening's total: $94,500 to benefit uncompensated care.
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Lunch: Casey and I had a wonderful lunch with Howard Fields at Zazie in Cole Valley. Howard leads the Wheeler Center for the Neurobiology of Addiction at UCSF. (a subject that fascinates many)
Casey got to know Howard during graduate school at UCSF, while I was fortunate enough to meet him at the Gruter conference on evolutionary biology and the law last year. (photo of Howard and I chatting with the late Margaret Gruter)
Meeting Howard at Gruter was a very special moment because I got to witness the amazing "light bulb" of innovation happen in real-time. It was during a neuroeconomics talk being given by Paul Glimcher and Paul Zak, when Howard stood up and shared with 60 of us how Paul's (both in this case) latest research findings on the neurobiology of economic decision-making had just sparked a whole new perspective on the addiction data he had been amassing for the past 20 years. Howard is now setting up a series of experiments that will help prove his hypothesis. More from Howard on his bar experiments in future Brain Waves.
It will take me while to absorb the other topics we discussed, like -- the connection between biochips, brain imaging and behavior; free will (or not); emotions (a poor categorization of behavior), and the problems with animal models in human CNS research.
Dinner: My brother Chris cooked and hosted, with his wonderful wife Christine, a fabulous Indonesian feast at their home in honor of Arlene Taylor . Arlene travels the world giving seminars on different aspects of the brain. She covers the gamut, from how to live authentically to music and the brain. Sharing in the celebration was Wrye Sententia from CCLE, Christina who came over from Budapest, and Deb. We laughed a lot about NBIC 2004, our emerging neurosociety and how to live without jet lag or hangovers.
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Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) – Adult Education
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The Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) program is delivered online with some required face-to-face components and designed to facilitate the learning styles of adults and provide a collaborative community for higher-level thinking and problem solving. The problem-based curriculum, applied dissertation projects and individually designed concentration allow for a tailor-made program. Undergirding the entire program is critical thinking, scholarly research, writing and learning from a Christian worldview. The capstone project, as with any doctoral program, is the submission and defense of a doctoral dissertation.
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Results: Doctor of Education with a concentration in Adult Education degree. The Certificate of Advanced Graduate Studies (CAGS) is awarded after completion of 30 credit hours. The Doctor of Education degree is awarded after completion of 60 credit hours.
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The online Doctor of Education with a concentration in Adult Education is designed to prepare students for careers in adult education and leadership of programs and organizations involved in the education of adults. The online Ed.D. with a concentration in Adult Education program will equip organizational and institutional decision makers with the knowledge and skills to design, implement and evaluate professional development programs for adult populations. Decision makers in the areas of higher education, K-12 public and private education, business, government and corporate settings will be prepared to effectively deliver results-based programs that will further the professional practice of adult learners within their organizations. This online doctorate degree in Adult Education emphasizes theory and research of teaching and learning, motivation, self-efficacy, supervision, organizational and institutional change, design, delivery and evaluation issues in teaching and learning, and curriculum design for the adult learner. Read dissertation abstracts of students in the Ed.D. in Adult Education program.
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ALBANY -- The Albany Panthers arena football team, who play in the Southern Indoor Football League, is getting ready for the 2011 season -- their second in Southwest Georgia.
But first, the franchise plans to give back to community kids.
In conjunction with the Albany Recreation and Parks Department, the Panthers announced Wednesday that the organization will officially launch a Youth Indoor Football League, which will begin this spring. The Youth Indoor Football League is open for children ages 6-12 years old.
"We're proud to be part of the Youth Indoor Football League and promote the game that captures our imagination like no other sport," Panthers GM Will Carter said. "Football teaches the value of leadership, responsibility and teamwork.
"These are the same qualities that more than three million youngsters attain each year by playing this game."
The YIFL registration will be held Jan. 22 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Civic Center, and Feb. 5 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Albany Recreation & Parks Office, which is located at 1301 N. Monroe Street The registration fee is $35 per child.
In addition to other efforts, the Albany Panthers will offer one free season ticket to each of the participants in the Youth Indoor Football League.
For season ticket information, please contact Elizabeth Faircloth at (229) 435-1230.
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Based on my recent work with Maxim Pospelov and Josef Pradler, http://arxiv.org/abs/1302.3884, I will talk about the stellar production of vector states V within the minimal model of "dark photons". I will show that when the Stuckelberg mass of the dark vector becomes smaller than plasma frequency, the emission rate is dominated by the production of the longitudinal modes of V, and scales as \kappa^2 m_V^2, where \kappa and m_V are the mixing angle with the photon and the mass of the dark state. This is in contrast with earlier erroneous claims in the literature that the emission rate decouples as the forth power of the mass. We find that stellar bounds for m_V < 10 eV are significantly strengthened, to the extent that all current "light-shining-through-wall" experiments find themselves within deeply excluded regions. I will also talk about better ways to detect the eV and sub-eV scale "dark photon".
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Marissa Mayer, Google's vice president of search products and user experience, claims that the work has the goal of making it easy for anyone out there to create a search engine without having to be an expert in the technology.
Setting up an engine is easy - the user specifies the title, summary, keywords and a list of domains to search. It�s then possible to tweak the configuration settings to, say for example, make the searches run further or faster, or to add annotations to certain sites, or to give results from certain sites a higher position and so forth.
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MADISON - Ruth K. Gordon, age 96, passed away Monday, December 3, 2012 at Agrace Hospice in Fitchburg.
She was born on July 25, 1916 in Stoughton, WI, the daughter of Emmet Gordon and Molly Weigel Gordon Kiel. She graduated from Stoughton High School, Madison Business College and Evanston Hospital School of Nursing.
She was employed at the University of WI Registrar's Office, Meriter and St. Mary's Hospitals and retired from Central WI Colony. She also served in the Navy during WWII. She was a former member of the Business & Professional Women's Club of Madison, the WI State Nurses Association and Madison Women's Club. During retirement she was a volunteer with The American Red Cross, Meriter Hospital and RSVP. She was an active member of the West Side Senior Center and Bethel XYZ Senior Program. She also enjoyed traveling and playing cards.
She is survived by nephew, Gordon Hart (Nancy) of Edgerton, niece, Trudy Hart-Stace (Connie) of Stoughton, great nieces Robin (John) Kneebone and Darcy (Doug) Clary, great nephew Barry (Penny) Hart and numerous great-great nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her sister Ethel and brother-in-law Harold Martin, her sister Elizabeth and brother-in-law Rodney Hart.
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Hawaii welcomed back one of its most beloved artists, Tony Orlando. He performed at the Blaisdell Center Sunday night.
Click here to watch Pete Caggiano's report.
"This is my 53rd year of showbiz. I started in 1961 and the people of Hawaii have always been very kind to me so it's an honor to be here," said Orlando.
Yellow ribbons were placed on the palm trees outside the Blaisdell Center in the weeks leading up to the performance. The ribbons were a tribute to Tony Orlando's famous song "Tie a Yellow Ribbon". Tom Moffatt, the famous local promoter, certainly got his money's worth (joked Orlando). "The only problem with that yellow ribbon is he made me tie it on every tree. He was like hey, Tony, one more right here (laughing)," said Orlando.
The artist/entertainer performed many of his well-known hits including, "Knock Three Times," "Tie a Yellow Ribbon," and "He Don't Love You (Like I Love You)."
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Born: 1965-10-04
Birthplace: Lowell, Massachusetts, USA
Hometown: Lowell, Massachusetts, USA
Stance: Orthodox
Height: 5′ 8″ / 173cm
Reach: 70″ / 178cm
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- Ward was a pressure fighter with a devastating left hook to the body.
- Trained by his older half-brother, Dick Eklund.
- Best known for his trilogy with Arturo Gatti in 2002 and 2003. Ward won the first fight and Gatti won the next two.
- The Ring Magazine named three of Ward's bouts Fight of the Year:
Micky Ward vs. Emanuel Augustus (2001)
Micky Ward vs. Arturo Gatti I (2002)
Micky Ward vs. Arturo Gatti III (2003)
- The 2010 movie The Fighter was about Ward. It won two Academy Awards.
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- "If Micky Ward wants to come to you, he will walk through a hailstorm of punishment to do it." - Jim Lampley during Ward's first fight with Arturo Gatti.


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ERWIN, Tenn. – Unicoi County Memorial Hospital is looking for volunteers to fill various roles, from manning the gift shop to providing music for residents in the hospital's Long Term Care unit.
"A volunteer is often the first person a patient or visitor sees when they walk into the hospital," said Lynnis Hornsby, corporate director of Volunteers/Auxiliary Resources at Mountain States Health Alliance (MSHA).
"That friendly face can make a world of difference to someone who may be anxious or suffering. If you would like to make a difference in the lives of patients and their friends and families, or just give back to your community, this is the opportunity for you."
Volunteers generally work three-to-four-hour shifts. Jobs include the gift shop, manning the information desk, playing piano or other musical instruments for the Long-Term Care residents, or acting as a Patient Ambassador.
Particularly in the Long-Term Care unit, residents desire interaction with people – talking, reading to them, helping put lotion on their hands and just basic one-on-one contact.
The gift shops are operated by the not-for-profit Mountain States Auxiliary which donates back to the hospital for specific needs that benefit the patients and their families.
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We believe preschool can be a great first step away from home and that the preschool experience is a valuable learning opportunity for both child and parent. We offer classes for children ages 3 to 5 and1/2 (sept. 1st is the cut off for meeting age requirements). Please visit our website at www.pattersonpreschoolcooperative.org or call us at 541-345-0515 for more information. See you there there!


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Police widen search for drug gang leader
Posted: April 18, 2013|
THE ringleader of a major drug gang that flooded the streets of Exeter with heroin is still on the run.
Steven Blundell would arrange for huge sums of heroin to be sent from the North West to Devon and Cornwall.
This would be done via a number of couriers who would then pass on the supply to the local dealers and addicts.
Blundell, 34, was due to be sentenced along with several other members of the gang last week but did not show up at Exeter Crown Court. A warrant has been issued for his arrest and the public have been urged to call 999 and not approach him if they see him, or know of his whereabouts.
DC Jason Braud, who led Operation Raby that targeted the supply line and the gang, said that despite all their efforts Blundell remained on the run. He said: "Steven Blundell is still unlawfully at large and efforts made to locate him have failed so far. We still believe he is in the country but have not been able to track him down.
"We have made enquires with local officers in Liverpool and with friends and family there but they have been unable to locate him. Steven Blundell is a priority for us. We have utilised the press up in Liverpool and the Liverpool Echo ran a front page spread on him and the operation.
"It is vital that we can generate interest. We are effectively relying on the public for him to be found as at the moment he does not want to be.
"Someone is going to know where he is. He has travelled abroad previously but we believe he is still in the country. But we would encourage anyone who knows where he is, even if it is just a country, to contact us."
Other members of the gang were jailed for a combined 70 years following an 18-month investigation by Devon and Cornwall Police's serious organised crime unit.
Several of Blundell's associates and gang members foot soldiers were sent down for a range of drug conspiracy and money laundering charges.
DC Braud added: "This gang was responsible for a major supply of heroin into Devon and Cornwall.
"One of those supply lines was going into Tiverton and had links to the Exeter area. One of the defendants was stopped at Tiverton Parkway with a quarter of a kilo with an estimated street value of £25,000.
"We know he completed 41 other such trips. It is difficult to say that on every trip the amount of drugs was the same, but it is clear that the removal of this supply chain certainly had a knock-on effect on the streets of Exeter."
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A dedicated craft storage space can help a hobby flourish or even turn a passion into a home business. California Closets can help you create the ultimate craft room.
We understand that the things you love to do are more than just a pastime. They're a creative outlet and part of expressing who you are. Craft Storage The California Closets Way -- A California Closets design consultant can help you convert an unused corner into a dedicated craft storage space or turn an entire room into a crafting paradise. We offer workspace and organizational solutions for nearly any activity.


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This is the perfect time to view this video exposé of Newt Gingrich by John F. McManus.
A 43-second video preview of JBS CEO Art Thompson's cover article in the Dec. 2011 JBS Bulletin.
On Saturday, September 17, our country celebrates its 224th birthday — Constitution Day.
JBS is a proud cosponsor of LPAC 2011 in Reno on Sept. 15-17.
In September JBS affiliate FreedomProject Education will launch its online "21st Century Classical Education" for grades 9-12.
In his July 27th column, Clarence Page mentioned The John Birch Society right alongside the Ku Klux Klan. This is a very unjust type of smear. By merely mentioning the KKK with the Society, many readers will conclude that the two organizations are similar. Nothing could be further from the truth.
Former NFL player, pastor and JBS member Paul Blair explains why he is a member of the JBS.
Keith Dunn from The John Birch Society explores the root problem of our wayward government and discusses a viable solution for restoring our Constitutional Republic.
The John Birch Society Chief Executive Officer Art Thompson reveals the intentions, networks, major players in the Triangle of Terror.
Attending a Council Dinner is always invigorating. Staff, members, and guests spend time networking, talking about new opportunities, what works, and what doesn't. The Council Dinner held in Bozeman, MT, over the weekend was no exception. This was the first time JBS held the dinner in Montana and the outpouring of support couldn't have been better.


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"Galena's #1 Attraction!" – from TripAdvisor in 2013 & 2014. Enjoy the illusions hosted by critically acclaimed magician P.T. Murphy. The setting for the mystery is P.T. Murphy's private 24-seat theatre located at 204 Hill St., just 39 steps west of Hill and Main Streets in the heart of historic downtown Galena, IL. P.T. Murphy believes in magic. It's his job. He will entertain, mystify and inspire you to believe! P.T. is known for his personable style, mischievous sense of humor and sophisticated sleight of hand that the Chicago Reader called "An evening that shows magic to its best advantage, up close and personal!"
Stoned Art Studio
Professionally guided photography tours of the tri-state area. Printing/framing services available. Studio gallery displaying photographs by Henry Matthiessen, III.
Outside the Lines Art Gallery
A retail gallery specializing in original art and fine craft from more than 100 U.S. artists.
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Celebrating regional art in its many forms: special exhibits, performances, regional artwork gallery, photography from the historic Alfie Mueller collection.
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This is an outdoor railroad using 1/2 inch scale G Gauge with over 1,000 feet of track in a 45 by 60 foot outdoor garden. We run trains modeled from the late 1800's to the present time with both freight and passenger trains. We concentrate on rail cars hauling coal, grain, alcohol, ballast, and various commodities. At any given running, you can see steam and diesel trains depending on the era we are running that day on the inner and outer tracks of this Garden. The engines have digital sound boards for realism.
Crossroads Bicycles
Used bicycle sales, service and repair of all bicycle models, complete tune-ups, accessories and supplies. Open: Monday thru Saturday: 10 am to 6 pm
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Lena Brewing Company is nestled among the rolling farm fields near Lena, Illinois just off US Highway 20. Our craft brewery features a wide mix of artisanal, traditional and innovative beers, all brewed right here on site! Our brewery and taproom are located inside a renovated old mill building. Stop by to taste our beer, take a brewery tour and watch our beer being made! Out facility is also available for private parties and rentals. Imagine hosting your next gathering right inside our beautiful, state-of-the-art brewing facility! We hope to see you soon; Cheers! Open: Sunday: 11 am to 6 pm; Thursday: 4 pm to 9 pm; Friday and Saturday: 11 am to 10 pm
Twenty Dirty Hands
Tour the beautiful Galena countryside, enjoy the fall colors and visit some of the area's best known pottery and sculpture studios. Some open just for this weekend. Featuring special exhibits and events and allowing visitors a unique view of their kilns, forges and workspaces.
Savanna Marketplace Bike Rental
Come explore the Great River Bike Path. Rentals of mountain bikes, junior mountain bikes and recumbants are available April 1 - September 30. Locks also available. All rentals include helmets and a printed map.
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Casual dining serving local meat, great steaks and burgers in a unique setting. Located in the old Pearl City hardware store with it's original 1900's flooring, tin ceiling and cabinets. Full bar with great drinks, banquet facilities seating 40. Open Su, T, W, Th: 11 am - 10:30 pm; F, S: 11 am - 1:30 pm
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Autumn Art & Craft Fair
Over 90 talented artisans and crafters offer unique, handmade artwork, crafts and jewelry. This indoor event has something for the whole family with a delicious food court. Sponsored by the River Ridge PTO.
Down On The Farm Toys and More
This shop offers 3000 square feet of toys including farm toys and farm related collectibles. All makes and models are featured. Plus they offer peddle tractors, dolls, "Melissa and Doug" puzzles, kites, sports cards and many more toys. Open: Wednesday thru Friday: 10 am - 6 pm; Saturday: 10 am - 4 pm, and Sunday in November and December: 10 am - 4 pm.
Lena Mercantile Eatery
The Mercantile Eatery serves delicious soups, salads, sandwiches and homemade desserts - pies, cheesecakes, cakes and more. In addition there is a daily special sandwich. Freshly roasted, freshly ground coffee drinks from gourmet beans are also featured. Plus enjoy the antiques, gifts and more at the Lena Mercantile. Lunch from 11 am - 2 pm, desserts and coffee anytime.
Chestnut Mountain Open House & Ski Swap
This ski resort's open house includes hayrides, chairlift rides, resort tours, refreshments, and a ski swap with both new and used equipment available.
Double K Nursery
Double K Nursery offers nursery stock, firewood, and a farmers market from June through October with organic produce and baked goods.
The Rafters
Enjoy a quality dining experience in the unique setting of a beautiful barn. Our menu's feature great salads, dinners, sandwiches, and daily specials. The restaurant is attached to The Red Barn with its fabulous selection of gourmet foods and gift items and next to The Mill Furnishings and Design offering fine furniture and accessories and the Lena Brewing Company offering artisanal, traditional and innovative beers. Experience the entire complex. Carryout, children's menu, full bar, entertainment. Banquet facilities for 250.
Beach's Supper Club
Beach's Supper Club is the longest operating supper club in Stephenson County. Known since 1975 for our outstanding prime rib served on Saturday nights. Also serving steaks, seafood, pork and chicken entrees. Entertainment, full bar including wine list. Reservations are encouraged for Friday and Saturday nights. Banquet facilities for 90. Sunday: 11:30 am - 8 pm; Wednesday thru Saturday: 5 pm - 10 pm
Lena Drive Inn
Old fashioned drive inn with carhop service. Serving soft serve ice cream cones, shakes and malts, with burgers, fries, chicken, and pork tenderloin sandwiches. A truly great drive inn experience.
The Grateful Gourmet Co.
A unique kitchenware and specialty food store for the gourmet chef in all of us.
Towne Rebel
For over a decade, Towne Rebel has been offering an eclectic mix of women's clothing, home decor and small furnishings. French country home décor. Hand-knit, cotton sweaters. Timeworks, Inc. clocks. Quilted linens for tables/bedding. Decorative/usable canister sets for kitchen.
DeVoe Floral
This full-service floral shop has been in business for over 50 years. It offers customized fresh arrangements, specializing in wedding flowers, sending and delivering around the world.
Lily Pad Gardens And Nursery
Discover this shop offering annuals, perennials, aquatic plants, hanging baskets, traditional and unique flowering containers, garden seeds, a full garden center and garden-themed gifts, including bean pod candles, home decor, Dionis goat's milk bath products, Rhapsody candles, garden flags, and mailbox covers, willow benches and outdoor furniture. Fresh-cut Christmas trees, wreaths, and garland are available during winter season.
From Head to Toe Sportswear
Featuring Columbia, Woolrich, Life is Good, Speedo, Hush Puppies, Smartwool. Apparel, outerwear, shoes and accessories for men, women and children.