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On November 21, apple cider, cookies, carolers and warm weather all came together creating a beautiful evening for the first annual Christmas tree-lighting ceremony in MeritCare's Healing Garden at the downtown main entrance in Fargo. Dr. Roger Gilbertson, President and CEO, greeted patients, families, physicians, employees, neighbors and friends as we welcomed the holiday season. 5-year-old Signe Harris of Moorhead, a MeritCare cancer patient who has been a "light" for caregivers this past year, joined Dr. Gilbertson and flipped the switch to light the 30-foot tree and surrounding decorations, casting a warm light across the Healing Garden.
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The Vulcans fired a 303 during Mondays opening round to trail Nova Southeastern, who tops the leader board following a 287. Chico State was second at 291, while Barry was another stroke back in third.
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Cheers to the nine West Side communities that sent representatives to last week's organizational meeting of the West Side Council of Governments, a regional group that promises to improve services and hold down costs through cooperation between municipal governments.
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The Detroit Shock will hold their first ever Fantasy Camp at The Palace of Auburn Hills August 15 from 1:00 p.m.- 4:00 p.m. Kids and adults can sign a one-day contract with the team, and for one day, walk in the pros shoes.
Hosted by Aaron Smith and Donease Smith from the Pistons and Shock Year-Round Hoops program, along with the Shock coaching staff and players, campers will hang out in the locker room, practice with the team, go through a scouting report and get a real halftime pep talk from head coach Bill Laimbeer.
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Coming down heavily on the Sahara Group for playing hide and seek game, the Supreme Court on Wednesday asked the Subrata Roy-led group to furnish details of the source of funds amounting to Rs 19,000 crore, which it claims to have refunded to its 3.3 crore investors prior to the August 31, 2012 judgment.
It also declined the group's request to lift the order that restrained Roy and other directors from travelling abroad. Besides, the apex court also rejected the groups' plea to de-freeze the bank accounts of group companies as ordered by Sebi earlier this year.
A bench comprising justices KS Radhkrishnan and JS Khehar minced no words in warning the group to mend its ways and stop playing hide and seek game. It flayed the group for running an advertisement alleging witch hunt by Sebi and public statements calling the market watchdog a sarkari gunda.
It is a statutory body doing its duties. Sebi is fulfilling its duties to implement our orders. It is our order. This is indirectly telling us... This will not take you anywhere. Don't try to take us for a ride. You are not going to gain anything from this...You must understand you are facing contempt.
Such acts will precipitate the matters. You will achieve nothing by these gimmicks. They (Sebi) are statutory authority, performing duties, implementing our orders. This is indirectly telling us. What is this?", the court asked, directing Sahara to apologise and give an undertaking that such things do not happen again.
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Birthday boy holds pillow party
HUNTERSVILLE – Bobby Terwilliger, of Huntersville, had his seventh birthday party on Feb. 23 and instead of presents he asked his friends to bring a pillow.
Bobby and his family moved to Huntersville from New Jersey in August 2012.
While they were spared from the wrath of Hurricane Sandy, their extended family was not so lucky. Bobby watched the tides wash away his grandparents' and aunt's homes, along with his history.
Bobby and his family decided to have a pillow party as a way to give comfort back to people. At Bobby's birthday, they collected almost 30 pillows for the children assisted by the Charlotte Rescue Mission.
Huntersville to have DMV office
HUNTERSVILLE – Residents looking to get their drivers licenses renewed won't have to travel to Charlotte once the new Huntersville Department of Motor Vehicles office opens.
The office, to be located off Mt. Holly-Huntersville Road, will also include a State Highway Patrol Office. The land where the DMV office will be was already state-owned, Planning Director Jack Simoneau said.
"The convenience factor is just fantastic for all of us in this area," he said. "This will be a good, new, modern facility. It's good access (for all Huntersville residents)."
Construction has already begun on the project, which should open next year.
Davidson power couple leaving the state this year
DAVIDSON – Davidson Commissioner Laurie Venzon announced that she will be leaving the town's board and moving with her family to Kansas City later this year.
Laurie's husband John Venzon serves as the chairman of the board for city-owned MI-Connection. He will also leave that post.
John has accepted a job at Jack Henry and Associates in Kansas City where he will work in the banking software industry.
Laurie Venzon was out of town this week and unavailable to comment. She was first elected to the board in November 2007.
Transportation commission talks P3s on I-77
MOORESVILLE – The Lake Norman Transportation Commission will host an education and information session on public-private partnerships (P3's) and the proposed P3 project for the widening of I-77 at 7 p.m. March 13 at the Charles Mack Citizen Center in Mooresville.
LNTC Chairman Chuck Travis said the meeting is expected to include NCDOT's Director of Transportation Program Management Rodger Rochelle, the head of Parson Brinkerhoff's P3 Advisory Services, Michael Benouaich, and David Ungemah, leader of Parson Brinkerhoff's managed lanes practice.
The Lake Norman Regional Transportation Commission is a joint agency of the towns of Huntersville, Cornelius, Davidson and Mooresville. The board's objective is to "study, investigate and advocate any and all transportation improvements in the Lake Norman area."
Participate in historic cancer study
HUNTERSVILLE – Residents of the Greater Charlotte area are currently enrolling in an historic study that has the potential to change the face of cancer for future generations.
People between ages 30 and 65 who have never been diagnosed with cancer are needed to participate in the American Cancer Society Cancer Prevention Study-3 (CPS-3).
Lake Norman-area residents can go to the Huntersville Family Fitness and Aquatics from 4-7:30 p.m. March 12 or 6:30-10 a.m. March 13 to particpate.
CPS-3 will enroll a diverse population of up to 300,000 people across the nation. Individuals can visit www.cps3greatercharlotte.org or call 888-604-5888 to enroll.
As part of the in-person enrollment, individuals complete a brief survey, provide a waist measurement and give a small blood sample.
Over the course of the study – which is anticipated to last 20 to 30 years – participants will be asked to fill out follow-up surveys every few years that will be sent to their homes.
Applications now available for Davidson's Town Day
DAVIDSON – The Town of Davidson is accpeting applications for Town Day, scheduled for 10 a.m. May 4.
Nonprofits and food vendors can apply by April 1.
This will be the 42nd year of Town Day and selected streets will be closed off to encourage citizens to walk or ride bikes into town for festivities on the green.
Highlights will include booths set up by the town's nonprofits, the library's book sale, games for families, recording of six-word stories about Davidson and food vendors.
There will music and entertainment all day, culminating with a concert on the Davidson Town Green from 5-7 p.m.
Find applications online at www.townofdavidson.org/TownDay.
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Hansil receives Lions Club's highest honor for service
HUNTERSVILLE – Longtime Huntersville resident John Hansil was awarded a Melvin Jones Fellowship by the Huntersville Lions Club in recognition of his commitment to humanitarian service over many years.
Hansil, who also was recognized as a 55-year member of the club, received the award from District Governor Tim Williams, of Linwood.
Over his years of service, Hansil was president three times and held other offices as well as leading some of the club's major fundraisers.
Hansil's award is considered to be the highest recognition given by Lions Clubs International.
Hansil previously was awarded a Jack Stickley Fellowship for outstanding service to the N.C. Lions organization.
NC residents nominate senior volunteers
The search is on for North Carolina's outstanding senior volunteer.
The Salute to Senior Service program, sponsored by Home Instead Inc., the franchisor of the Home Instead Senior Care network, honors the contributions of adults 65 and older who give at least 15 hours a month of volunteer service to their favorite causes.
Nominations for outstanding senior volunteers will be accepted through March 31.
Home Instead will donate $500 to each of the state winners' favorite nonprofit organizations. In addition, $5,000 will be donated to the winner's charity of choice.
Cisit www.SalutetoSeniorService.com to complete and submit a nomination form online.
Completed nomination forms also can be mailed to Salute to Senior Service, P.O. Box 285, Bellevue, NE 68005.
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This content is for members only.One morning during a recent Nova Scotia workshop, we experienced some of the most beautiful light I've ever witnessed. Overnight, dense fog had enveloped Peggy's Cove, reducing the likelihood of a colorful sunrise. To our utter delight, just before sunrise, the fog thinned. As the sun crested the horizon, it infused every drop of mist with a spectacular orange, almost sepia, glow. Since I was helping a participant capture the spectacle, I was unable to grab a shot for myself. Although I felt lucky to have witnessed the moment, I couldn't help but wonder if it's possible to recreate the moment using Photoshop's marvelous toolbox. In today's Photoshop Workbench, I'll show you what I came up with.
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Fat Fix: Getting Your Omega 3s Back in Balance
By Janis Jibrin, M.S., R.D., Best Life lead nutritionist
How's your fat? Don't worry—I'm not talking about your thighs or belly. I'm referring to the fat on your fork. You've heard about all the great things omega-3 fats can do for you, including boosting your mood, keeping your brain sharp and reducing your risk for heart disease. One reason for its stellar health creds: It fights chronic inflammation. But it can't do its job if it's outnumbered by its chief rival—omega-6 fats.
These two polyunsaturated fats compete for entry into your cells, and for most Americans, omega-6 is winning handily. Our bodies evolved to thrive off an omega-6 to omega-3 ratio anywhere from 1:1 to 4:1. Instead, the ratio is 16:1 or higher. That imbalance may literally be killing us.
Where does all the omega-6 come from? Soybean oil is a major source; processed and fast foods are rife with it, and it's the oil in "vegetable oil" sold in the supermarket. Meanwhile, we eat very few omega-3 rich foods, like fatty fish, chia seeds and flaxseed.
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Personal time versus social media time: Something has to give
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The thing I love to do more than anything is connect with social media friends in real life and when I'm in New York City, I always try to catch up with the brilliant Elizabeth Sosnow, one of the partners at Bliss Integrated Communications.
Not only is Elizabeth an inspiring business leader, she is incredibly insightful and I always walk away with at least five blog post ideas from our conversations (including this one!).
But this conversation took an unexpected turn.
Elizabeth and I owe our personal relationship to Twitter and blogging (both hers and mine). This is how we met. this how we became friends, and it is how we continue to be connected over time and distance. Even though we may be separated by a thousand miles, I always feel connected to Elizabeth and my other friends around the world through their drip, drip, drip of communications on the social networks.
But Elizabeth's posts have more or less dried up in the past few months.
"Business has been very good," she said, "and something had to give. This is it."
In 2009, we were just entering the grip of the recession. At the same time, we were seeing the explosive growth of blogging, Facebook, and YouTube. Twitter was still a young buck but began its rise that summer.
I wrote a blog post at the time wondering if the recession and the rise of social media were related. After all, the economics of social media depend on people wasting huge amounts of time watching videos, playing games, and posting photos. With the unemployment level climbing at that time, people had more time to waste on these activities.
The corollary is that as the economy improves, time on social networks should go down as well. When I wrote a blog predicting that an economic recovery would also mean a decline in social media usage, people howled in protest.
But I think I was right. Elizabeth's story is a common one — as business picks up, our incidental time available for social web activities goes down.
What do you think? Am I right? Or are there other forces in place that will fuel social media growth? How is this showing up in your life?
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Michael was worth 3.5 million when this divorce began, and one year ago he filed bankruptcy. He has paid her in excess of $100,000 in alimony during the period up until the divorce was granted, as well as gave her all of the equity in the marital home so that she might have a place to live, he gave her a vehicle - also paid for - and she kept all of the furnishings in the marital home which totalled in excess of $60,000. Her home, her vehicle, her furnishings...all are paid in full. He was ordered to pay her alimony FOR LIFE of $1,000 a month, which after he went bankrupt, is one-half of his take home pay.
She has two doctors that say she is sick and cannot work, yet she has moved another man into her home, who is working, might I add, and her lawyer and the judge are both well aware of it - but we didn't *prove* it the last time we went to court. So we are stuck - with no assets, and one half of our monthly income goes to [Michael's ex-wife] each month. We have two young babies, a mortgage and car payment. She has nothing - except she did receive over half a million of Michaels assets that were left in bankruptcy court. So she came out of it with half a million PLUS the alimony for life, and she's got a new man to boot. He has been living with her for over a year now.
So that's the story. This occured in Madison County, Tennessee, with Judge Morris (who happens to [have a very close relationship] with HER lawyer, Jimmy Butler).
[Michelle believes that people involved with the case have gotten a financial kickback as part of the legalized robbery of her husband.] Can't prove it yet, but I am working on it. I am also writing a book about this case along with others that will be finished sometime this year.
Michele J. Johnson
I was married to a lawyer. He is a personal injury lawyer that made a lot of money. He also has a huge drug problem. We have one daughter. For 5 years I have been in a custody fight with him to protect my daughter from his severe drug problems. He by the way does not think he has a drug problem.
I have been unsuccessful. He knows all the other lawyers ,judges, etc. He has not paid one dime in lawyers fees (professional courtesy) where as I have spent close to 20,000.00.
This man has overdosed twice and ended up in the E.R., He has been in Re-hab twice, been arrested DUI, lost his job in a very prestigous law firm, and has had the police watching him for some time. He continues to share 50/50 custody with me and tries to hold me in contempt any chance he can.
In court I am not allowed to say what I feel, or what I think. The judge has threatened me with jail if I fail to have her to him again. I feel this is the greatest injustice I know. Who do these Damn judges think they are. The lawyers with this "good ole boy" redneck attitude makes me sick.
I am instructed not to raise my voice to the judge or show any kind of anger at all over the judges decision. What happened to freedom of speech? Does that admendment not apply in this case? I am at my wits end. I guess they will wait until something tragic happens and then tell me I didnt have enough evidence.
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Hi, since I lived in Quebec, Canada maybe you will disregard my note but in case you don't here my story.
I was married for 8 years and we never had any children. Last year, after I have bought a house (she was asking me to buy one for past 7 years), signed for her son so he can have his first car, she came up to me and said: I have a boyfriend and I am leaving you!
Dry like that. I went crazy, start to cry, did not know what would happen to me. Went to see a psy in order to get back on my feet. After 3 months of consultation I was getting ok but found myself with all the debts. Lost my house and all my belonging because when she left she took everything with her.
December of last year I received a letter from the welfare saying I had to pay her a pension (because in the mean time her boyfriend had left her) and in matter of weeks I have found myself at court, judged guilty and now I have to pay her around $1,000.00 per month for pension!
The judge told me to go bankrupt! I did and now I have lost my name, my appartment, my car and I have left on my paycheck approx. $200.00 to pay for my grocery, cigarettes etc.
Lucky for my I have a friend who accepted to live with me otherwise I would not have the money to pay for an apartment.
At my opinion, since she's the one who screwed it all up I should not have to pay so she can continue having fun.
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In March of 1989 the state opened a child support case for my ex-spouse as he was not paying any support. At that time, I had been laid off from the hospital where I had worked for some years due to the governments wonderful introduction of DRG's which forced our hospital and many other small hospitals to close. I was divorced and out of work so I went to the DHS office and applied for AFDC. My monthly payments for two children were $120.00 per mo. I was on this assistance for approximately a year and a half.
Even after I no longer received AFDC, I continued my child support case with them because they were getting money where I could not. When the DHS started getting payments from my ex-spouse, the DHS would take half or sometimes more to go back to the State to re-coop it's AFDC payments. They have through the years obtained tax off-sets from him as well as portions of the child support sent for my kids. I asked them why they didn't just take the amount over the $200.00 that was sent and let any amount over that go to the recapture of AFDC funds because most months, they would receive $16-upwards of $100 over the amount due for the month. They wanted their money first to hell with my kids.
I owe no AFDC money to the state now and so this year I was due $571 of his income tax money to go towards his arrearages. The state has had the money since the early part of February of this year. When I asked them in May when I would receive it they told me that it would be sent to me in October. I told them that I would like my kid's money now to buy school clothes in July for school in August. They told me at the county office that I could not get it early. I called the child support supervisor at our state's capital and they said I could if I got a written letter from my ex-spouse and his current wife stating that they would not be filing an injured spouse claim against this money. They did. The letter was received in Jackson June 23, this year.
School was approaching so I called the state office and asked them when I could be expecting payment. The secretary to the supervisor claimed that a computer error had sent my kid's money to the ex-husband on July 8th. She stated that there were a couple of other cases that this had happened to. I felt like someone botched this up because I had gone over people's heads to get the money sooner than they had planned. The state uses this money earning interest while they have it so I felt they got angry about having to give up a few months interest on that money.
I asked them what they were going to do about correcting the error and the supervisor's secretary smugly said that there was nothing that could be done about it. I asked about them sending out another check and for them to get it from him next income tax year. They said they would not do this and that nothing would be done. I was angry because it was money that was planned to be used to buy school clothes and supplies for the new year. I asked them about whether an attorney could help me and she made the remark that I couldn't sue the state because it was protected by the Federal Government!
I went to the DHS department again and asked them to see what could be done. They said nothing, that it was a computer error. I told them that the computer didn't just put in some random information and that someone entered the wrong data into it to begin with. Did they not have to be responsible for their actions? No was her answer.
I asked how much my ex was now behind in payments to see if they would attach this year's taxes.The computer files showed that his arrearages would not total more than $500 so they couldn't. Non-AFDC cases have to be more than $500.00 and AFDC cases(this is when the state is owed money) only $200. To my suprise they had not only sent him the money but had given him credit on his arrearages as if the money went to my kid's!!! I immediately began to wonder how many other mistakes had been made to his advantage. This is a man who will not give support unless he is garnished. So I was upset that he had been treated so much better than a child who is innocent of any wrong doing. The child in this case suffered while the dead-beat dad got off smiling. I tried to get the money from the dad but he just laughed and said that he didn't care if they had to go naked and that it was his good fortune! I went home with my tail between my legs and felt that the government was not for collecting child support for the children at all and that it was just there to serve the purpose of the State to re-coop AFDC money. The government is a JOKE!!!
A few days later, I decided that I had took enough of their bunk and went back to DHS to look at my case records to see if other errors had been made like this one. They told me that I could not see this file. I asked, not even if I sit here at your desk in front of you while I look at it? She said no way! It was private and confidential information and I said yes it is, and it's about me, let me see it! What are you trying to hide? Of course, she said nothing and called her supervisor and she also said no!! I told her that I wanted to see how much AFDC had been given to me, how much child support I had received and tax offsets credited to this case and just how much in payments had been sent to me. I wanted to see if things gee-hawed since they proved themselves to be so reliable with this recent transaction error. She was irate and agitated and it made me all the more want to see what was in that file.
I called my governor's office and told him this story. He sent me a privacy release statement to sign and I returned it the next day. The governor's staff assured me that he would obtain the information that I desired. I don't know what will become of all this but I'm sure that they have messed with the wrong person as I'm not one of their typical, non-educated, ignorant pawns to play around with.
I say this because they seem to think that all persons that are with their program are illiterate, ignorant trash and will take anything they want to hand them. I'm an educated health care professional who took part in the AFDC program at a time when I was economiallly disadvantaged and had children to take care of and chose this route because it is a program there to be used for these such instances. I've paid my taxes and worked for 24 years, and had never been on any type of assistance ever! You would not believe how you are treated by these agencies and I will say that I would never choose to be on these types of programs unless my children and myself were in dire need because I was humiliated and treated like dirt and I pray that I will never been at their need in the future.
Thank you for taking the time to read all this letter and you may add this to your collection of injustices if you so wish. I would like America to know just how much the government looks out for the welfare of our future generation of tax payers. Thanks again.
Joyce A. Paden
On August 8, 1996, Mark began to refuse Madeline access to their shared rental home in Morristown, NJ and access to their two sons.
On August 19, 1996, Mark changed the locks on their shared rental home and informed Madeline she was no longer a "member of this family".
On August 26, 1996, Madeline retained an attorney to address these problems and informed Mark of same.
On August 29, 1996, Mark made an ex parte application via an OTSC claiming to be the husband(stating a date of marriage, no less) of Madeline and alleging that she was a drug crazed maniac. As further proof of his allegations, he used the bank records of Madeline's (which contained the withdrawal made to retain the attorney) alleging that the withdrawal made to retain the attorney was a withdrawal made to buy drugs.
On September 3, 1996 the court issued an ex parte order freezing all of Madeline's assets and awarding temporary custody of the two boys to Mark.(Madeline had always been caretaker to the children and dependant upon Mark for support) The order specified that personal service be made within 2 days of the issuance of the order, service was never made.
On September 8, 1996, Madeline discovered that her assets were frozen and contacted her attorney. Her attorney contacted the bank in question and ascertained that some sort of freeze had been enacted. On September 9, 1996, Madeline filed an OTSC on notice to Mark and his attorney, they did not show(the attorney having been notified at this juncture that Mark was not Madeline's husband and that although Mark certified he had no knowledge of Madeline's whereabouts, he had in fact been stalking her during the month of August, 1996 as evidenced by Police Reports) The court refused to decide, reserving on all issues until Mark decided to respond.
Mark changed counsel, who immediately requested numerous delays so that the matter was not heard until Nov.1, 1996. The court would not allow visitation with the children solely upon the basis of Mark's fraudulent OTSC. On Nov. 1, 1996 discovery was ordered and a probation department best interest evaluation was ordered. This was not returned to the court until January 21, 1997. At that point the court ordered visitation to commence. On January 30, 1997 Madeline informed the court that no complaint had isssued forth nor was any summons or service issued. The court directed the attorneys to settle the case. A settlement was arrived at March 24, 1997 leaving temporary custody with Mark and visitation for Madeline. Mark was ordered to return the money he had converted from the personal injury award and the court gave Madeline's attorney 20K for "defending" Madeline.
To this date there has been no hearing or advancement in the case. When Madeline (who is now pro se because she is broke) attempts to enforce a provision of the consent, the court vacates that provision. When Madeline tries to address the issue of NO VERIFIED COMPLAINT or FRAUD, the court sanctions her. Madeline has been investigated by the probation department twice, with good reports and recommendations(they recommended Mark be evaluated psychiatrically and for substance abuse) and once by a best interest evaluator. Presently Mark is demanding that anyone Madeline knows be investigated, including her boyfriend and his minor son. The court has ordered it so.
Madeline is considering filing a Federal Lawsuit against the state, the judges, the attorneys and Mark, but is busy trying like hell to stop Mark from interfereing with the present visitation. The court continues to favor Mark's lack of a complaint and fraudulent allegations and protects him from the legal consequences of custodial interference as well as ordering the Secret Service and Treasury Department to allow Mark to keep Social Security checks he stole from Madeline and forged her signature on.
There is no complaint, therefore no service of summons, therefore no due process and Madeline has had her assets taken from her, her parental rights and priviledges abrogated, and there is no end in sight!
This is my story in the "Take Your Chances Division of the Family Apart"
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By David Hope-Ross on Nov 01, 2011
Oracle is proud to be a sponsor at CPO Summit, taking place November 15-16, 2011, in Boston, MA. Over the past six years Aberdeen Group's Chief Procurement Officer Summit has established itself as the preeminent symposium for global procurement executives. This year's Summit, The CPO as Innovator, Collaborator, and Strategist, will examine how this multi-faceted executive role can enable increased efficiency, reduce costs, optimize processes, and, ultimately, increase profitability. For more detail and information on registration please see http://www.oracle.com/webapps/events/ns/EventsDetail.jsp?p_eventId=140725&src=7262267&src=7262267&Act=7.


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The front page of IT in Canada features IBM Smarter Cities client Windsor-Essex and their use of IBM social software to improve the lives of their citizens. The feature hones in on the region's use of IBM software to recycle wasted materials into building materials for nonprofits and the needy. IT in Canada is a respected outlet from the same publisher as CRN Canada and Gov't Executive Canada .
Projects like this have helped the region attract the right kind of attention. In 2010 and again this year Windsor-Essex was named one of the Smart 21 Communities in the world by the Intelligent Community Forum (ICF), a global economic and social development think tank.
The organizations implemented a number of IBM solutions to meet several needs, including WebSphere Portal to present content online, Lotus Web Content Management Software, Lotus Quickr for file sharing and team collaboration, Lotus Sametime for instant messaging and unified communications, and the Domino server to support application development.


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How to Organise a School Trip
Schools trips are a great way to take learning outside of the classroom and inspire your pupils. The importance of school trips is supported by many organisations including the Government who recently launched their Learning Outside the Classroom Manifesto.
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1Decide on the learning outcomes of your school trip. A clear focus here will allow you to best assess where to visit.
2Choose when you want to go. Remember that although school holiday times may be most convenient for you, travelling during school holidays can be more expensive.
3Consult Senior Manager/Head regarding authorisation.
4Start planning using your employers on line planning/approval system. [Or forms].
5Set a budget. Make sure this is a realistic budget, and base this decision on what your pupils can realistically afford.
6Choose a school trips operator. Visit their website to see if their trips on offer match your requirements. Often, even if your trip is not listed the companies will be able to help
7Request your quote. Tweak it until you get what you want at this stage so you know how much charge your pupils
8Promote the trip to your group. Clearly identify the outcomes of the trip, dates, price, what is included, what is not included and when money is needed by
9Seek Parental Permission.
10Tweak itinerary. Once money is collected, you can liaise with your school trips tour operator to tweak the itinerary
11Go on your trip. On return, it is often a good idea to have a de-brief with your group to see what they got out of the trip, and to make planning easier for next time.
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- Set an early deadline for money to be in by.
- Start organising your school trip as early as possible.
- Try to be flexible on travel dates.
- Offer the trip to a few subject areas - generally the larger the group the cheaper it will be.
- Charge pupils more than you have been charged to ensure you have a 'buffer' in case you don't quite fill all places.
- Make sure your outcome is clearly identified at the start of the process.
- Make sure you use a school trips provider that is a member of the School Travel Forum, to ensure they carry out correct risk inspections.
- Make sure the school trips provider is ATOL and ABTA bonded, to ensure your money is protected.
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Following the reveal of PlayStation 4 at the PlayStation Meeting in February, followed by its impressive unveiling at E3, Sony is on the verge of revealing firm plans for its next-gen console tomorrow at its press conference ahead of Gamescom 2013.
In addition to launch plans and the release date for the PS4, those tuning into the live stream of the Sony Gamescom 2013 press conference can expect to hear about some exclusive new titles for the next-gen console.
The press conference kicks off on August 20, but Gamescom opens officially to the public on August 21 and runs until August 25. Among first-party titles like Killzone: ShadowFall, The Order: 1886, DriveClub, attendees will also be hoping to get hands-on with a range of Vita games as well as some unannounced PS4 titles.
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Charlotte Zwering ('Gimme Shelter') has created the definitive portrait of the master bop pianist-composer, digging deep into the life of the famously eccentric pianist-composer. The film fleshes out Monk's character considerably – from his harmonic theories to his use of quarter–tones (produced by hitting 2 adjacent piano keys simultaneously and occasionally even striking the boards with his entire forearm or foot), to his mysterious relationship with his patron, baroness Nica de Koenigswarter. Monk's music, naturally, is at the center of this canny portrait, giving fans cause to rejoice since most of the movie's performances had been previously unavailable. (1988)
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On Friday, September 6, more than a thousand students from about 100 universities will descend upon the University of Pennsylvania's School of Engineering and Applied Science to take part in HACKfest, a series of student-run, weekend-long software and hardware design competitions with cash prizes on the line.
PennApps is the first of these contests. Founded four years ago, it is now the largest student-run hackathon in the world. The upcoming event has attracted more than 1,600 applicants from the top computer science programs from around the globe; of the thousand selected to compete, roughly 650 will be from this national and international pool, with the rest coming from Penn.
At the heart of the immersive experience of a hackathon is the idea that the most instructive experience with coding can take place outside the walls of a classroom. In addition to the competition, there will be events aimed at non-engineers who want to break into the burgeoning field.
"We see hackathons like this as a way of developing foundational skills," said PennApps director Brynn Claypoole, an engineering junior. "We want the next generation of great coders to get inspired and keep building."
After Philadelphia Mayor Michael A. Nutter gives an opening address Friday evening, teams will be working in Penn's Engineering Quad and Van Pelt Library until Sunday morning to conceive, code and polish a brand-new Web or mobile application.
Once the time limit is up on Sunday morning, the teams will demonstrate their programs at an expo held in the Palestra from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., and judges will select the top 20 applications to advance to the final round. These teams will face off with demos in a live event in Irvine Auditorium from 2 to 5 p.m., culminating with an award ceremony that will distribute at least $25,000 in prizes. The top team will take home $10,000.
Previous contestants have gone on to commercialize their creations and turn them into start-up businesses, such as Firefly, PayTango and Pagevamp.
Newer to the scene is PennHacks, which will run its second-ever event the following weekend. Like its older sibling, PennHacks features teams of coders competing against each other over an intense, two-day period.
"The difference is that, instead of 48 hours of coding, PennHacks is 48 hours of coding, soldering, wiring, sensing, actuating and creating," said co-founder Joe Trovato, an engineering senior. "Requiring hackers to be innovative with both hardware and software is an additional challenge, but it often produces things that the computer scientists and electrical engineers would never think of on their own."
PennHacks will provide the 100 contestants, all Penn students, with the hardware they need to complete and test their projects. The members of the top team will win $1,500 and get to keep their creation.
Last year's top project consisted of a screen connected to a webcam that captured an outdoor scene to create a "virtual window." The team made the effect more realistic by adding a second camera that tracked the viewer's position and moved the outside camera accordingly, simulating the view one would have from any given angle.
Both contests have backing from major technology and venture capital companies. In addition to furnishing some of the prizes, representatives of these firms will attend the events, providing both technical insights and networking opportunities for the contestants.


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For MyraB: I just found out that Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation (OSBI) ordered an excerpt from the transcript of a case of negligent homicide. The excerpt was the testimony of their criminologist. I also contacted ASCLD, the organization that accredits OSBI and they confirmed that an investigation is going on and should be completed "in the near future." In this case wouldn't OSBI have to give the results of that investigation to the petitioner since he is pro se in his post conviction relief effort? And since OSBI ordered the transcript excerpt from the trial judge's court reporter, is the judge likely to postpone any decision on the PCR until after that investigation of the OSBI witness is concluded?
Another question came to mind. Since it appears OSBI is doing the investigation will they also investigate the prosecutors who were state counsel for this case to see if they knew the toxicologist testimony was erroneous?
Thank you for your response. I edited in another question that may not have gotten to you before your response. Here it is again:
Another question came to mind. Since it appears OSBI is doing the investigation will they also investigate the prosecutors who were state counsel for this case to see if they knew the toxicologist testimony was erroneous?
You said in a previous post:
"As I believe I mentioned before, if the OSBI finds any misconduct or that the expert's testimony was not scientifically valid, then as a state agency it would be required to reveal its findings. If this is an isolated incident, they would likely do so by notifying the Attorney General's office, and likely the court, the prosecutor and defendant, and the person who filed any complaint or request for investigation."
Would this also be posted on the court website with the other case information.
Would the findings go to all those persons even if the investigation found that his testimony was ok or will it be sent only if there is something favorable to the defendant and unfavorable to the witness and prosecution?
It would likely only be reported if there was misconduct or testimony that was not scientifically supported which might have an impact on any decisions or outcomes where the expert testified, and certainly in your son's case because it specifically involves that case. If the investigation uncovered or found no wrongdoing or suspect testimony, then it is likely it would not be reported. That doesn't mean there was no misconduct or unsupported testimony, but only that the internal investigation did not conclude that there was anything to report. It is likely the person who made the complaint would receive notice of any findings.
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Jan. 27, 2013
Mike Montgomery Postgame News Conference
Allen Crabbe Postgame News Conference
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BOULDER, Colo. (AP) - Askia Booker scored a career-high 20 points as Colorado took advantage of California's poor first half to win 81-71 on Sunday.
Xavier Johnson had 18 points and 12 rebounds for Colorado (14-6, 4-4 Pac-12). Spencer Dinwiddie added 16 points and Andre Roberson 15 for the Buffaloes, winners of three straight.
Colorado improved to 9-1 at home despite turning the ball over 20 times.
Justin Cobbs led California (11-8, 3-4) with 22 points. Allen Crabbe, the Pac-12's leading scorer, had 21 points, but only four at halftime. He surpassed 1,300 points for his Cal career and moved into 17th place on the school's all-time scoring list.
The Bears scored just 18 points in the first half, their lowest total of the season, while shooting 21 percent before the break. They improved to 61 percent in the second half and finished at 42 percent. The Bears' 53-point second-half total was its highest of the season.
Cal used several runs to cut the deficit to as low as eight points during the final 20 minutes.
Cal returns home where the Bears will host Oregon State on Thursday, Jan. 31, at 7 p.m. at Haas Pavilion.


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Epworth Preschool presents Christmas program
Students at Epworth Preschool in Rehoboth Beach performed their annual Christmas Program Dec. 18 at the church. Singing a wide range of holiday music, the children had fun sharing some of their Christmas cheer with the gathered family and classmates.
Shown clapping along with their classmates in the Monkey Class are Madeline, left, and Caroline Mitchell.