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11th richest: Nassau County, N.Y.
Median household income: $91,104
Just a hop, skip and a subway ride from Manhattan, Nassau County contains a large chunk of Long Island and Long Beach.
The only New York county to make the list, this area has an extremely low poverty rate, with only 5% of residents living below the poverty line. But what really sets Nassau apart is its diversity, with 20.7% of foreign-born residents and 27.3% of its residents speaking a language other than English at home. 10th richest: Morris County, N.J.
Median household income: $91,469
Morris just barely snuck into the top 10 richest counties after its median household income fell by roughly $3,000 from 2009. The county's residents are less than an hour from Manhattan, and the area includes several lakes and state parks. Golfing is big in Morris county, with about 20 places to tee off. Ninth richest: Prince William County, Va.
Median household income: $92,655
Not to be outdone, Virginia matches Maryland with the most counties on our list. Prince William has seen its median household income increase from 2009, even as the national average declined.
Prince William is outside of Washington, D.C., just like several other on the list. What makes it stand out from the rest, though, is the 43.2% population boom it has seen in the past decade. The area is home to many historical sites, including the Manassas National Battlefield Park, where two Civil War battles took place. Eighth richest: Somerset County, N.J.
Median household income: $94,270
With one of the most prestigious colleges in the country just outside the county line (Princeton University), it's no surprise the education levels of Somerset County's residents are very high. Almost 93% of residents have a high school diploma and roughly 50% have a bachelor's degree or higher. Seventh richest: Stafford County, Va.
Median household income: $94,317
With just 128,961 residents, Stafford County is one of the smallest population areas on our list, but what it lacks in size it makes up for in jobs. The county's unemployment rate is just under 5%, much better than the national average of 8.3%.
The wealth of jobs must put residents in the giving mood, since the state of Virginia also came in at the third spot on our list of the most generous states in the U.S. Sixth richest: Douglas County, Colo.
Median household income: $94,909
The only Colorado county and the only county west of the Mississippi to make our list, there's something special about Douglas. The large youth population (30.5% of residents are under the age of 18) suggests that the county is a good place for families.
Lying just outside of Denver, residents only need to travel up Interstate 25 to get to the Mile-High City. The rural beauty must attract residents, as there are only 339.7 people per square mile and the population has seen a 62.4% increase from 2000-10.


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Vatican City — Pope Francis has decided not to move into the papal apartments in the Apostolic Palace, but to live in a suite in the Vatican guesthouse where he has been since the beginning of the conclave that elected him, said Jesuit Fr. Federico Lombardi, Vatican spokesman.
"He is experimenting with this type of living arrangement, which is simple," but allows him "to live in community with others," both the permanent residents -- priests and bishops who work at the Vatican -- as well as guests coming to the Vatican for meetings and conferences, Lombardi said Tuesday.
The spokesman said Pope Francis has moved out of the room he drew by lot before the conclave and into Suite 201, a room that has slightly more elegant furnishings and a larger living room where he can receive guests.
The Domus Sanctae Marthae, the official name of the guesthouse, was built in 1996 specifically to house cardinals during a conclave.
Celebrating Mass on Tuesday with the residents and guests, Pope Francis told them he intended to stay, Lombardi said. The permanent residents, who had to move out during the conclave, had just returned to their old rooms.
Pope Francis has been there since his election March 13, taking his meals in the common dining room downstairs and celebrating a 7 a.m. Mass with Vatican employees in the main chapel of the residence.
He will be the first pope in 110 years not to live in the papal apartments on the third floor of the Apostolic Palace.
In 1903, St. Pius X became the first pope to live in the apartments overlooking St. Peter's Square. The apartments were completely remodeled by Pope Paul VI in 1964 and have undergone smaller modifications by each pope since, according to "Mondo Vaticano," a Vatican-published mini-encyclopedia about Vatican buildings, offices and tradition.
The large living room or salon of the apartment is located directly above the papal library where official audiences with visiting bishops and heads of state are held.
Pope Francis will continue to use the library for official audiences and to recite the Angelus prayer on Sundays and holy days from the apartment window overlooking St. Peter's Square, Lombardi said.
The apartments contain a chapel, an office for the pope and a separate office for his secretaries, the pope's bedroom, a dining room, kitchen and rooms for two secretaries and for the household staff.
When Pope Francis returned to the guesthouse after his election, Lombardi had said the move was intended to be short-term while a few small work projects were completed in the papal apartments. He said Tuesday that all the work had been completed, but at least for the foreseeable future, Pope Francis would not move in.
The Domus Sanctae Marthae, named after St. Martha, is a five-story building on the edge of Vatican City.
While offering relative comfort, the residence is not a luxury hotel. The building has 105 two-room suites and 26 singles; about half of the rooms are occupied by the permanent residents. Each suite has a sitting room with a desk, three chairs, a cabinet and large closet; a bedroom with dresser, night table and clothes stand; and a private bathroom with a shower.
The rooms all have telephones and access to an international satellite television system.
The building also has a large meeting room and a variety of small sitting rooms. In addition to the dining room and the main chapel, it also has four private chapels, located at the end of hallways on the third and fifth floors of each of the building's two wings.
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Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU)
The PICU provides a coordinated approach for improving the quality and safety of care for critically ill pediatric patients at the NC Children's Hospital. [more]
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Motorola L7 SLVR ReviewMotorola SLVR L7
Connectivity (Rating: 3 of 5):
A miniUSB port is available, which is also used for the charger and the headphones. Besides that, there are no other ports. For connecting and synchronizing with a PC you need to use the software that the manufacturer provides with the phone. Without any software whatsoever the phone is recognized as a mass storage device with most modern operating systems and files can be transferred directly from the computer to the microSD card. The phone can be charged through the USB cable as well while connected to the computer, which may keep you from carrying a charger.
Using Bluetooth we easily connected a wireless headset (Jabra BT250) and there were no problems using voice commands and dialing through the headset. There were no problems transferring pictures to another phone neither.
Internet (Rating: 3 of 5):
The phone has the standard WAP2.0 browser, and the connection goes through GPRS class 10. Sadly, the much faster EDGE standard is not supported, which would have been a good improvement in regards to its predecessor. The settings of the network are fairly easy made, and you have the option of saving settings for a number of different networks, so that when you change the SIM card, you will not need to change all settings.
Camera (Rating: 2.5 of 5):
The camera is located on the upper back of the phone, and it is hard to cover it with your hand while holding the phone. Under the lens are the signs vga and 4x zoom which is digital. The camera can be turned on using the buttons on the left and right sides, which start the video recorder or the camera. Through the camera menu the saved videos/pictures can be reached. An additional setting for the white balance is available and a self-timer as well which is accompanied by sounds.
The quality if expectedly low, but enough for multimedia messages, such as the size of the clips can be limited to both suitable for MMS and Maximum which is by no means an option limited by the available memory and an endless video cannot be recorded. On our tests the maximum length was 40 to 80 seconds with a size of the file around 480 KB. Maybe the buffer of the phone is not enough for larger files.
The pictures are with the typical for such cameras quality, where they are always slightly blurred and soft. The colors are not natural and the yellow overwhelms when there is not enough light. On the pictures taken on poor lighting there is lots of noise, which is clearly seen on indoors pictures.
Short video clips can be recorded, such as their maximum resolution is QCIF 174x144. The quality is on the expected low level, but is enough for multimedia messages. Sadly, the resolution is way too low and watching them on a PC is pointless.
Music (Rating: 4 of 5):
The phone we tested was with the standard MP3 player and didn't include the iTunes player, which is used with the Motorola ROKR and SLVR L7, which was launched with Cingular in the US. It is supposed that when the V3i is made available by Cingular, it will have the iTunes player as well.
The MP3 player is the standard one for Motorola, which allows you to create playlists and arrange music into them. A great advantage is that the phone supports multitasking and the music can be put in the background, while the phone is being used and the menu is being accessed. MP3 files are supported, which can also be used as ringtones. Besides that in the Java applications there is another player (Music Digital Player) which supports more options, such as sorting by an artist/album/genre.
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Software (Rating: 3.5 of 5):
The support for JAVA MIDP2.0 gives you the option of adding different applications and games, created for that platform. Included with the phone different application are available, depending on the market of purchase. In our case besides the music player, a few games were included - Crazy and Rebels. The application Safe allows you to save different passwords and account numbers, protected by a password. The loading of the Java is medium in speed and you may have to wait when loading larger applications.
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Children & Teens
Your Omega experience is even greater when it's shared by the whole family. We encourage you to bring your children and teens along. We believe it's never too soon to kindle a passion for lifelong learning, inspired living, community, and sustainability.
To ensure age-appropriate learning for all, we require children ages 4–12 to be enrolled in our Children's Program or supervised by a babysitter.* We also offer a limited number of workshops for teens. With a place for everyone, each member of the family will have unique stories and experiences to share not only when you come together for meals and quality time outside of workshop hours, but long after you return home.Please note that the Children's Program will be available starting May 26, 2017, and weekends only after September 3. A minimum 7 days advance registration is required.
For an Omega experience specifically designed for families, please see Family Week.
*See special criteria for children during Family Week.
Children & Teens Accommodations
At Omega, children stay in accommodations with their parents. Fees listed below are for a child's accommodations if they attend with two adults. For single-parent rates and availability, please call 877.944.2002. Children under age 4 stay at no cost.
*The Children's Program price per child is $40 per day and does not include accommodations. Dorms are unavailable to parents with children, except during Family Week. You must pre-register for the Children's Program.
What People are Saying About Bringing Children & Teens to Omega
"I loved taking the time out for myself knowing that the rest of my family was happy and having a great experience, too."
"It was great to have the family there together. The Children's Program was a big hit!"
"Our family of four had the chance to unplug from our everyday lives—no phones, no internet, no TV, no radio, no newspapers, no neighbors—and just hang out together."


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Law spells out proper way to impose, challenge fine
Q: I was fined by our homeowners association board for damages caused by my children in the clubhouse. I do not believe my children caused the damage. How can I challenge the fine? Would small claims court be the answer?
A: There is a correct way for the association to enforce fines and the board must follow instruction found in Florida Statute 720.305. A fine or suspension may not be imposed without notice of at least 14 days, and the person in question must have an opportunity for a hearing before a committee of at least three members appointed by the board who are not officers, directors or employees of the association, or the spouse or immediate family member of an officer, director or employee. If the committee, by majority vote, does not approve a proposed fine or suspension, it may not be imposed. You should have the right to present your evidence.
Seller should provide buyer with a copy of documents
Q: When a new owner buys into a condominium association, whose responsibility is it to give the new owner the documents? Does it matter whether the sale is from an owner, a Realtor or a bank?
A: I consider it the seller's responsibility to provide a set of documents to a buyer. Failure to do so could disrupt the sale or bring a future lawsuit if a buyer discovers hidden facts. It is in the best interest of the condominium to make copies for any seller or buyer at reasonable costs.
What to do about all those unsightly bumper stickers
Q: I live in a large condominium and our documents and rules state that no signs are allowed anywhere on the property unless approved by the board. This includes automobiles parked in our parking area, unit windows, balconies and front doors. We have several cars parked in our parking area with bumper stickers of all types. They include political messages, religious views, charitable donation requests and more. Does free speech give an owner the right to bring a vehicle onto our property with these types of announcements?
A: The board should define what type and size sign is considered improper. Board members also can address stickers on vehicles of a specific size and number. To force compliance as you described, I would recommend that the board talk to the association attorney about establishing sign policy and what can be done to limit bumper stickers.
Richard White is a licensed community associations manager. Write to him at 6039 Cypress Gardens Blvd., No. 201, Winter Haven, FL 33884-4115. Please include your name and city.


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Chiverton leads Eagles to win over NAU
CHENEY, Wash. - It was the Collin Chiverton of old.
The senior forward scored eight points in a key 16-1 run in the first half to help the Eastern Washington University men's basketball team romp past Northern Arizona 82-59 Thursday (Jan. 10) in a Big Sky Conference game at Reese Court in Cheney, Wash.Chiverton leads Eagles to win over NAU
Chiverton scored a season-high 22 points to lead four Eagles in double figures, with forward Venky Jois recording his seventh double-double of the season with 14 points, 14 rebounds and four blocked shots. Eastern made a season-best 50.0 percent of its shots from the field and held NAU to 34.9 percent – EWU's second-best effort of the year.
Eastern is now 2-3 in the league and 4-11 overall, while Northern Arizona is 2-3 in the league and 5-10 overall. The Lumberjacks have already equaled their win total of a year ago when they finished 5-24 overall and 1-15 in the league. One of NAU's league wins this season was a 57-50 home victory on Jan. 3 over Sacramento State, EWU's next opponent.
"I do think we are coming together," said Eastern head coach Jim Hayford. "Not having Collin for that whole month slowed our development, but he's back, and he is going to have a good finish to his senior year."
Six-foot-10 center Martin Seiferth made 6-of-8 shots from the field and finished with 13 points and eight rebounds for the Eagles. Senior guard Jeffrey Forbes added 11 points, four rebounds and two steals. True freshman Thomas Reuter finished with six points, six rebounds and a season-high seven assists for the Eagles, and true freshman point guard Daniel Hill came off the bench to dish out three assists.
Forbes and senior point guard Kevin Winford did the damage on defense for the Eagles, holding starting guards Gabe Russell, Stallon Saldivar and DeWayne Russell to a combined 15 points in the first half and 25 in the game.
"Our senior guards did a really good job in the backcourt on Rogers and Russell, so give Forbes and Winford credit," said Hayford. "All summer Collin told us he could be a lock-down defender, so give him credit. He did a really good job. I thought Collin's size really bothered Russell."
Chiverton also had three assists, and he had his best scoring performance since netting a career-high 26 against Seattle on Jan. 16, 2012. He made 8-of-14 shots from the floor, 3-of-4 free throws and sank 3-of-6 of his 3-point attempts.
"Tonight Collin looked like he did last year when he was at his best," said Hayford of Chiverton, who missed six games from Nov. 30 to Dec. 22 for personal reasons. "What I like the most is seeing him play with a smile on his face and enjoying basketball."
Eastern trailed early 17-16, but Chiverton started the 16-1 run with a 3-pointer that gave EWU the lead for good. He hit another trey, then made a pair of free throws with 4:18 to play that gave EWU a 32-18 lead.
The lone points for the Lumberjacks in that stretch was a free throw at the 6:02 mark. Northern Arizona missed nine-straight shots and had four turnovers during the run.
Eastern's 40-22 lead at halftime was easily its biggest of the season, having owned an 11-point advantage against Utah Valley in November. But the loss to Utah Valley – as well as losses to Idaho in December and Montana State on Jan. 5 – came after EWU held double-digit second-half advantages.
The Eagles led by as many as 25 in the second half and no fewer than 16 after intermission.
Hayford said he could see his team's level of play rise despite losing at Montana (81-66) and Montana State (70-68 in overtime) last week.
"We started taking a big step forward on the Montana trip," he said. "We just didn't finish the second night real well. We were in a position to take a Big Sky road win the other night."
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I've been infrequently over the past few years.
I took these last year from the Silver Wings enclosure. You are looking into sun a lot early in the day but later the light is nice (if the sun comes out!)
As far as traffic is concerned, we came in from the south but took a detour to be on the east side of the airfield. Traffic was OK for us but I believe a nightmare for others - get there early!


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Mattel Reveals Death, Tiny Titans, DC Polly Pocket and MoTU SDCC Exclusives
The season for San Diego Comic-Con International toy exclusives is officially in gear. Mattel's MattyCollector site has debuted several of the toymaker's upcoming SDCC exclusive offerings, including a miniature DCU Tiny Titans set ($20), a DC Comics Vertigo Death ($25), a Polly Pocket DC Comics Villains set ($19.99) featuring Harley Quinn, Poison Ivy and Catwoman, and a Masters of the Universe Vykron ($30). Images aren't available just yet, but Mattel will also be releasing Hot Wheels versions of a Masters of the Universe Volkswagen Drag Bus, The Mystery Machine of Scooby-Doo fame, and K.I.T.T. from Knight Rider (who sadly, probably won't talk). Fans will be able to pre-order a few as-yet-unspecified items prior to the show on June 14, with the rest of the toys being sold exclusively during the convention. Scope out a selection of the most comic-centric of Mattel's SDCC 2012 exclusives after the cut.
They may be miniscule, but they're mighty! The core team of Tiny Titans is rendered in 1-1/2″ scale in this 5-pack of collectible figures including Robin, Raven, Starfire, Cyborg, and Beast Boy. Sidekick City Elementary is just a quick bus ride away with packaging featuring specially commissioned artwork from Tiny Titans' series creator. The display base has both the official Tiny Titans logo and a "flight" stand just for Raven.
Some envision Death as a grim reaper or dark angel to be feared. But as created by Neil Gaiman for DC Comics' line of Vertigo comics, the Sandman`s older sister is pretty, perky and always gets the job done. She`s been around since the beginning of time and is exactly the kind of girl you`ll want to follow into the unknown. Our 8″ figure of Death wears her trademark ankh necklace and comes with a skull-themed display base.
Polly Pocket DC Comics Villains Set
It's a guaranteed adventure with this trio of comic-book character costumes for Polly® and her friends! Polly®, Lila® and Lea® arrive in a themed 3-pack dressed as their favorite DC Comics villains: Catwoman, Poison Ivy, and Harley Quinn.
Masters of the Universe Vykron
If clothes make the He-Man®, then this pitch prototype for the 1982 lineup is destined to be the star of the MOTU 30th Anniversary celebration thanks to a choice of three outfits: barbarian, spaceman, and military warrior! You'll get him in-package dressed as a barbarian only at SDCC , but you can find him here at MattyCollector.com after the show packed as a spaceman or military warrior (all three outfits are included regardless of where he's purchased). Want to know more about this multi-purpose warrior? Set includes one "buck," or figure, with three different outfits/helmets to interchange between space, military and barbarian looks. Check back for the history of Vykron™, soon to be disclosed…
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GATESVILLE — The members of the Salado Lady Eagles may not be old enough to step foot inside a casino, but senior Jaylee Sebek said the team entered its Region III-2A bi-district playoff game with the Crawford Lady Pirates with house money.
After winning 20 games in the regular season, the Lady Eagles faced the champions of District 21-2A with nothing to lose.
"We weren't supposed to win, we weren't expected to win, we were trying to show people what we could bring," Sebek said. "We told each other that we were going to fight as hard as we could."
But on Monday, the long shot fell to some long shots.
Crawford hit a total of six 3-pointers in the first 17 minutes to beat Salado 68-46.
The Lady Pirates advance to the area playoffs to face either New Waverly or Teague.
Senior Ashley Adams led the Lady Eagles (20-10) with 12 points and fellow senior Taryn Kornegay added 11.
"We turned the ball over in the beginning and we let them get some second shots, that made a little bit of a difference," Salado head coach Diane Konarik said. "I think we got a little bit rattled, but I think we came back and held our own ground."
The Lady Pirates were going to attack from the perimeter and their strategy helped them build a big lead that they didn't look back from.
Ellen Whitney scored the first points of the game on the first of Crawford's five 3-pointers in the first half and the Lady Pirates jumped out to an 11-2 lead before Adams got a basket in the paint.
"You just have to respect teams like Crawford because they can shoot, they can play," Adams said. "It was just an honor to be on the court with them."
Crawford led by as many as 13 in the first quarter before Salado settled into the contest.
Crawford was able to put Salado in a hole because of its full-court press and ability to beat Salado's 2-3 zone and man-to-man defense with both the 3-point shot and penetration.
"They were making it, they were feeling it and they were hot," Konarik said. "There's nothing you could do about a good shooting team."
The Lady Pirates scored 11 points off 18 Lady Eagle turnovers and converted on six of their first 13 attempts from the 3-point line.
Salado did not let its season come to an end without a fight as Adams scored off a turnover to cap an 8-2 Lady Eagles run and cut Crawford's lead to 14 points with 3:30 remaining, but that's the closest the Lady Eagles would get.
Ann-Marie Dunlap opened the third quarter by completing a 3-point play at sparked a 7-0 Crawford run and put the Lady Pirates ahead 60-40 with 3:40 remaining.
"We tried to adjust to them, but when you're hot on 3's you can't really do anything about that," Sebek said.
Kornegay scored on a bucket in the paint with 1:02 to play that made it 64-46 and gave the Lady Eagles their final basket of the season.
Monday marked the final time Sebek, Adams and Kornegay would play for the Lady Eagles as all three will graduate in a few months.
"Everyone's gotten so close, we're just a family," Adams said. "We're a 2A school, so we're really small and everybody knows everybody, but it's definitely like a family to play with."
Sebek finished with nine points, including a 3-pointer.
Salado took the floor with nine underclassmen, including starters Sarah Kelarek, a freshman, and Taylor Atwood, a junior.
Kelarek and Atwood combined to score 14 points and Konarik said the returning players gained some valuable experience despite the loss.
"They're going to see what they can do and they're going to work toward getting here," Konarik said. "I think the whole experience, the whole atmosphere is what they're going to see and they'll get past it."


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Richard Short and Tim Coombs have been given the opportunity to continue working with Watford at supporter-based events, which Coombs has accepted, after the duo were replaced in their role as match-day announcers.
Short and Coombs had been in their previous positions for 16 and 15 years respectively but have been replaced on match days by Hornets legend Luther Blissett and Vibe 107.6 DJ Lee Partridge.
Watford have confirmed Coombs accepted the offer to continue working with the club at fan-based events but they did not state whether Short will.
The Hornets plan to invest in new audio infrastructure around Vicarage Road and state they are aware that "sound is still far from its optimum level in some areas".


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Mistresses 1×01 Pilot Press Release Spoilers05/20/2013
Mistresses 1×01 Pilot Press Release Spoilers
"Mistresses," a provocative and thrilling drama about the scandalous lives of a sexy and sassy group of four girlfriends, each on her own path to self-discovery, premieres MONDAY, JUNE 3 (10:01-11:00 p.m., ET) on the ABC Television Network. The drama is based on the hit UK television series of the same name.
In the premiere, "Pilot," Savannah ("Savi") is a successful career woman working toward the next phase in her life — both professionally and personally — bucking for partner at the law firm where she works while also trying to start a family with her husband, Harry. But when their fertility issues begin to take center stage, Savi finds herself attracted to her flirtatious colleague, Dominic. Savi's free-spirited and capricious baby sister, Josslyn, couldn't be more different, living single, serial dating and partying. A real estate agent, Josslyn has no interest in a committed, long-term relationship.
Their common best friend, April, is a recent widow and mother of a ten-year-old daughter. After she receives her late husband's lucrative life insurance check, she begins getting prank phone calls and tells her closest girlfriends that she's convinced her husband is still alive. Another long-time friend, Karen, is a therapist with her own thriving practice, reconnecting with the girls after her involvement in a complicated relationship with a wealthy, married patient goes too far: She was having an affair with a terminally ill client to whom she had prescribed morphine.
These four friends find support and guidance with each other as they brave their turbulent journeys and life's storms of excitement, secrecy and betrayal, all the while bound by the complex relationships they've created.
"Mistresses" stars Alyssa Milano as Savannah ("Savi") Davis, Yunjin Kim as Karen Kim, Rochelle Aytes as April Malloy, Jes Macallan as Josslyn Carver, Brett Tucker as Harry Davis, Jason George as Dominic Taylor and Erik Stocklin as Sam Grey.
"Pilot" guest stars Penelope Ann Miller as Elizabeth Grey, John Schneider as Thomas Grey, Shannyn Sossamon as Alex, Cameron Bender as Richard, Kate Beahan as Miranda and Sunkrish Bala as Hamid.
"Pilot" teleplay was written by K.J. Steinberg. Cherie Nowlan directed.
The series is executive-produced by Rina Mimoun ("Privileged," "Gilmore Girls"), K.J. Steinberg ("Gossip Girl"), Robert Sertner ("Revenge," "No Ordinary Family") and Douglas Rae ("Wuthering Heights," "Camelot," "Mistresses," "Raw," "Meadowlands"). The series is from ABC Studios.
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MEMORANDUM RE: ATTORNEY FEE LODESTAR CALCULATIONS and REQUESTED "EXPENSE and DISBURSEMENTS" REIMBURSEMENTS
JUSTIN L. QUACKENBUSH, Senior District Judge.
The Motion For Approval of Class Action Settlement and the commensurate pleadings requesting the court's determination of reasonable attorney fees along with the request for payment to the Plaintiffs' law firm of Robbins Geller Rudman & Dowd of "Expenses" and "Disbursements"were initially filed in October and November, 2011. A hearing on those motions and the proposed class action settlement was held by the court on November 30, 2011.
In making the determination as to the fairness of a proposed class action settlement and in determining compensation to counsel, the court sits in a fiduciary role as to the interests of the members of the Plaintiff class. Vizcaino v. Microsoft, 290 F.3d 1043, 1052 (9
This court's fiduciary role has caused the court to look closely at the alleged hours and rates in the claimed lodestar of the Robbins firm. In addition, the concerns of the court as to requested reimbursement to the Robbins firm for alleged "Expenses" and "Disbursements" are of record together with the responses of the involved attorneys.
I. Claimed Hours Expanded
The court has determined that a portion of the claimed expenditure of attorney time by Plaintiffs' counsel as set forth in the lodestar submittals has not been justified as necessary and reasonable. The court has questioned the amount of time claimed by attorney John Grant in the preparation of the Amended Complaint. The court determines that a maximum attorney time of 40 hours was justified for that task. In addition, the court has questioned the expenditure of some 135 hours by attorney Joy Bull in the completion of settlement documents after the settlement figure was agreed upon . Ms. Bull was not involved in this litigation until after the settlement figure had been agreed upon. The court finds that not more than 95 hours of attorney time should have been involved in the preparation and completion of the settlement documents and pleadings, rather than the 135 hours of claimed time by Ms. Bull.
II. The Hourly Rates
The prior pleadings and court Memoranda in this matter have discussed the rule that usually, the reasonable attorney hourly rates in the district of the litigation should be utilized, although in exceptional cases, national rates may be considered. Schwarz v. Sec. of Health, 73 F.3d 895, 906 (9
The court has determined that claims for time spent for the work of docket clerk is not appropriately considered in setting the lodestar for attorney compensation. Such fees are part of a law firm's normal overhead and should not be included in the lodestar calculation.
Counsel for the Plaintiffs shall file a new lodestar computation which incorporates the foregoing rulings by the court. The court will consider the revised lodestar amount and reasonable percentage suggestions in determining the reasonable fee to be awarded to the Robbins firm.
III. "Expenses and Disbursements"
On October 27, 2011, attorneys Joy Bull and John K. Grant, partners of and on behalf of the law firm of Robbins Geller Rudman & Dowd, filed Declarations "under the penalty of perjury." Mr. Grant's Declaration (ECF No. 178), at ¶ 23, page 7, stated in part that "Plaintiff's counsel have incurred expenses of $224,211.21." Ms. Bull's Declaration "under perjury" stated at ¶ 8, page 3: "My firm incurred a total of $223,095.46 in expenses in connection with the prosecution of this action." Ms. Bull's Declaration then listed "
At the November 30, 2011 in-court hearing Ms. Bull informed the court that usually trial judges do not inquire as to claimed expenses and disbursements in class action settlements. That statement is belied by this and other court's duties, examinations, and rulings. The claims of Ms. Bull for alleged travel, experts, consultants, and investigators in similar circumstances were previously rejected in 2007 by Judge Aiken of the District of Oregon in In re Lattice Semiconductor, 2007 WL 2815443 (D. Or. 2007). As to claimed travel expenses, Judge Aiken rejected claimed travel expenses "in the absence of documentation demonstrating the reasonableness of these travel expenses, or an explanation why lawyers travel expenses should not be considered firm overhead already compensated by the 25% attorney fee award, the travel reimbursement is disallowed." Id. at *3. As to the claims for reimbursement for experts, consultants, and investigators, Judge Aiken ruled:
For this court's inquiry as to alleged disbursements, and request for "reimbursement" herein I make no apology as the facts in this case establish, to my dismay after 32 years on the federal bench, that the misleading expense and disbursement claims by Ms. Bull in this and other cases require specific scrutiny by the court.
Upon this court's determination that the "
Because of the validated concerns of the court as to the accuracy of the claims of the law firm and its attorneys, the court and its staff spent additional time reviewing some of the other claimed "
The court also questioned the reasonableness of the charge on November 3, 2009 for the investigator Peitler to fly from New York to Spokane and return at an airline charge of $1,676.40, obviously a first class ticket. The court also questioned the reasonableness of the claim for reimbursement of Mr. Robbins' air fare of $2,169 to fly from New York to Los Angles and return to attend the mediation, again, obviously a first class ticket. From personal experience the court knows that an attorney or judge can accomplish his or her work requirements while flying in the coach section of an aircraft. While Mr. Robbins and other members of his firm may choose to fly in the first class section, it is not appropriate for the persons who suffered the securities losses to pay for first class transportation. The current charges for a two week in advance round trip ticket from New York to Los Angeles is $356 and from New York to Spokane and return is $401. The travel expenses shall be reduced to those expense rather than the $2,169 actually expended for Mr. Robbins and the $1,676.40 for Mr. Peitler.
While this court has not previously questioned the alleged disbursement of $3,172.76 for "Litigation Support," the nature and reasonableness of that expenditure needs to be addressed and supported.
IV. Sanctions
In this court's Interim Memorandum (ECF No. 198) filed on February 28, 2012, the court advised counsel that it was considering the imposition of sanctions by reason of the intentionally misleading and inaccurate claims for monies for "Expenses" and Disbursements" filed by Mr. Grant and Ms. Bull and their law firm. In response to that notice, Ms. Bull and Mr. Grant and the Robbins law firm have acknowledged that "mistakes were made" in the submittals for reimbursement. The court is unable to find that these "mistakes" were inadvertent or mere oversights. The court recognizes the emotional difficulty a spouse goes through during an illness and death of a family member, but such circumstances cannot excuse the conduct of counsel herein. The claims of "Disbursements" were not accurate and those claims were not the result of inadvertent mistakes. They were, at a minimum, made with a reckless disregard for their accuracy or even intentionally false. In its Interim Memorandum the court, at page 4, referred to the fact that in a prior proceeding in the Northern District of California, Judge Susan Illston found that statements made to the court by Ms. Bull for reimbursement of alleged expenses in a class action were "misleading." In re CV Therapeutics, Inc. Securities Litigation, 2007 WL 1033478 (N.D. Cal. 2007). Neither Ms. Bull nor the law firm has responded to the concern of the court that a pattern of conduct in such matters may exist, at least in two instances.
Mr. Grant, Ms. Bull and the law firm of Robbins Geller Rudman & Dowd are formally notified that the court intends to sanction them by, at a minimum, a formal admonition, or at a maximum, a formal written Reproval. Mr. Grant, Ms. Bull and the law firm are advised that if they wish to contest any of the underlying findings of the court or its proposed sanctions, they may do so on or before June 15, 2012, in which event the court will initiate a formal disciplinary complaint and hearing thereafter will take place in accordance with the Rules of this court.
V. Future Hearings
The conclusion of this matter has been inordinately delayed by reason of the foregoing. The time required on the attorney fee and reimbursement issues has inappropriately delayed the distribution of funds to the members of the class. The court does not intend to allow the inappropriate claims of the attorneys to continue to delay that distribution. Nothing that has taken place in this matter has changed this court's opinion that class actions are appropriate to enable individual persons to present their relatively small claims against larger entities with seemingly unlimited funds which may inhibit or prevent individual persons without sufficient assets to pursue valid claims. This court also finds that the actual prosecution of this action by the Robbins firm and its attorneys has been appropriate and has resulted in a fair and reasonable settlement. The court further finds that despite the inaccurate reimbursement claims, the Robbins firm shall be entitled to a reasonable attorney fee and actual and reasonable expense reimbursement.
Based upon the foregoing,
1. Counsel for the Plaintiffs shall resubmit by June 15, 2012 the lodestar computations utilizing the guidance provided herein and the deletions for hours previously claimed inaccurately.
2. Counsel for the Plaintiffs shall resubmit by June 15, 2012 the claim for actual Disbursements with deletions herein specified by the court.
3. The Robbins firm, Ms. Bull and Mr. Grant shall advise the court on or before June 15, 2012 as to whether they desire to have the matter of sanctions herein resolved formally through the disciplinary Rules of this court.
The Clerk shall enter this Order and furnish copies to counsel.


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Mark Lewis: Rear Projection: Molly Parker
Since the mid 1990s, London-based artist Mark Lewis has made short films that explore the concept of the moving image. By isolating cinematic techniques such as the single tracking shot or reverse zoom, Lewis structures his films to bring attention to the technical and descriptive conventions of filmmaking. Lewis' works bring focus to seemingly secondary information-background details such as landscape, everyday architecture, and film extras-repositioning these elements so that they occupy the central role.
For his exhibition, the IMA presented Lewis' 2006 work Rear Projection: Molly Parker (above), which looks to the outmoded technique of rear projection (now replaced by blue screen technology). Engaging a technique originally meant to communicate realism, Rear Projection: Molly Parker draws attention to its own artifice and creates a mysterious disjuncture of time and space.
Image credit: Mark Lewis, Rear Projection: Molly Parker, 2006, 35mm transferred to high definition, 4 minutes.


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A new promo for the third installment of the FX series sees Jessica Lange's Fiona unleashing her power and telling young girls to learn to fight.
After a bunch of teasers, "American Horror Story: Coven" finally shares its first footage in a new promo video. A courtesy of E! News, the snippet reveals that Taissa Farmiga's Zoe apparently learns she's a witch after she accidentally hurts a boy she likes.
She's later sent to a school in New Orleans, Miss Robichaux's Academy for Exceptional Young Ladies, which teaches young witches to protect themselves. Sarah Paulson's Cordelia runs the school, but when mysterious attacks have been escalating against witches, Cordelia's powerful and estranged mother, Jessica Lange's Fiona, returns home from Los Angeles to take action.
Zoe, Queenie (Gabourey Sidibe) and Madison (Emma Roberts), who is described as a "self-involved party girl," are among the few students in the school. Zoe seemingly will get a not-really-nice treatment from other girls and Fiona punishes two of them by slamming them to the wall.
A glimpse at Kathy Bates' Marie Delphine LaLaurie, Angela Bassett's Voodoo priestess Marie Laveau and a girl, played by Lily Rabe, being dragged and burnt alive, are also included in the video.
The third installment in the Ryan Murphy-created anthology series will premiere Wednesday, October 9 at 10 P.M. on FX. Evan Peters, Denis O'Hare and Frances Conroy return as new characters, with Danny Huston, Patti LuPone, Grey Damon and more joining the cast.


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How You Can Knit For A Good Cause
Knitters, listen up! Use your skills and take action by participating in Knitting Against AIDS (brought to you by the Designers Against AIDS foundation). All you have to do is put those needles to work, knit a scarf, and send it in (you will have to pay for international shipping because this particular project works with STD- and HIV-awareness organizations in Antwerp … but, charity, people!). They'll slap on a special tag, and sell the goods a week before World AIDS Day (December 1, 2009). Your garments will be sold alongside those of famous fashion designers. The proceeds will be donated to the Cause-For-AIDS Fund.
With the recent advances in the field of AIDS and HIV research, it's important to keep the momentum going. So take part and warm some hearts! Or, erm, necks. [DesignersAgainstAids.com]


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VietNamNet Bridge – Over 100 amateur guitarists from the Guitar Club of the Hanoi University of Technology grouped up in an offline meeting on the bank of the Red River on September 11.
These guitarists came from many universities in Hanoi. They played together two Vietnamese musical works "Tuoi hong thon gay" and "Noi vong tay lon" in the rain to make a national record for the offline meeting with the highest number of guitarists.
"This is a successful meeting and a landmark for Vietnam's guitar. I wish to organize offline meetings with up to over 1,000 guitarists," said Tran Van Anh, the chief organizer.
The Guitar Club of the Hanoi University of Technology was established in 2004. The club currently has over 100 members.
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The director of the National Gallery of Australia has weighed into a stoush between Australia and Britain over two iconic paintings.
The gallery confirmed it had agreed to buy two paintings by British animal painter George Stubbs. But its bid has been stymied by the British government, which is buying time to raise money to purchase the paintings itself.
''These two paintings should be in Australia, in the national art collection, which is the largest and most balanced collection of Australian art,'' director Ron Radford said. ''They should belong to the people of Australia.''
The works are The Kongouro from New Holland (a kangaroo) and Portrait of a Large Dog (a dingo) that were painted by Stubbs in 1772 after he was commissioned by the naturalist Sir Joseph Banks.
The British government has slapped a temporary export ban on the paintings due to their significance as works relating to England's early exploration of Australia.
Banks had travelled with James Cook on his momentous voyage on the Endeavour in 1768-70, which mapped the east coast of Australia.He recommended Australia be colonised, long after Captain Cook's death.


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Standard Chartered Names Hung Greater China CEO
Hung Has Been Running Hong Kong Operations for Six Years
HONG KONG—Standard Chartered PLC has expanded the role of its Hong Kong chief executive, Benjamin Hung, to include oversight of the bank's Greater China operations as part of a reorganization announced late last year.
In late 2013, the bank unveiled a managerial and organizational shake-up designed to stem a slide in its share price and put a floor under declining profit. Those changes included the creation of a Greater China region...


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A man is being treated for serious head injuries after he was beaten savagely in a Geelong suburb last night.
The 52-year-old Newtown man also suffered fractured ribs, a damaged spleen, punctured lungs and possible fractures to his hands.
Police are interviewing two Newtown men, aged 52 and 36, over the assault.
The man was bashed in Churchill Avenue, Newtown at 11pm but a police spokeswoman did not know if the assault occurred inside a house.
The victim is now in a stable condition in the Geelong Hospital's intensive care unit.
Police believe the men knew the victim but the spokeswoman was unsure about the nature of their relationship.
She did not know if the men had used weapons in the attack.
Police are urging anyone with information to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or crimestoppers.com.au.


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Bollywood Celebden brings you weekly 7! This section updates you about the week's best news, juicy gossip, fabulous photos and crazy videos!
Movie review of Yamla Pagla Deewana 2 Read here
Actress Jiah Khan, who is known for her supporting role in Ghajini, was found dead in her Mumbai apartment. Her dead body was found by her mother late on Monday night. It is being speculated that she committed suicide as her body was found hanging from the ceiling fan.
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Speaking at an event to celebrate women's success, Madhuri Dixit Nene got on the stage along with Juhi Chawla! It rekindled memories of the 90s when the two actresses were ruling the roost. Madhuri spoke about her struggle in Bollywood and about how she fought people's perception that Bollywood isn't a good place and that, she couldn't make it.
Sara Ali Khan, daughter of Saif Ali Khan was spotted with her papa recently. Apparently, Sara is keen on following her father in terms of career and is all set to make her Bollywood debut. However, papa Saif said in an interview that Sara has to first complete her studies, before stepping into the industry.
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The Bollywood industry may look all rosy from outside but behind all that glam and glitter, is a mysterious world, where stress, anxiety and depression is just too common among stars. Here are a few Bollywood celebrities who took this extreme step called death, for reasons known only to them.
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Today the 'Shahensha' of Bollywood, Amitabh Bachchan along with his 'Guddi' Jaya Bachchan, celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary. The actors tied knot on 3 June, 1973. They eventually fell in love and got married after their film "Zanjeer" was declared a blockbuster. The couple featured in many blockbuster films like Silsila, Mili, Abimaan, Sholay and more. Though the star couple had a rough phase, they managed to come out of it, made their marriage work and last.
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OK BT I've had enough
the new ad match location is more than irritating. I understand that the paper is run and paid for solely with money from advertisers. However your users have expressed that we do not like the new location of the Ad Match. For example, today my mouse button is a little itchy. If I get anywhere near the ad match I'm redirected to that page, same with the online print version. To make it even worse the Refinance and Free Home Finance ads are the same and will not let you "back up" and you have to completely come back into the BT blog page. While yes I understand the itchy mouse button is my problem, but the new placements of the ad match is not. Please do something............it's making blogging today very unpleasant and god forbid I might miss having my say about somethingLOL


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As for games i found the most recent and well supported games all work with the aspect ratio and the interface scales. I tried some older games from 2011 were the menu's are letter boxed but in game the full screen is utilised.
Performance wise it causes a lot less stress on my gpu than my other monitor that goes to 2550x1440, get closer frame rates to 1920x1080 so its really smooth yet it still seems of the same sharpness.
Far Cry 3 - Minimap goes near enough to the corner but it still seems too big but i'd prefer to disable it all together in my next playthrough.
Guild wars 2
Saints Row 3 - Menu's didn't scale in this one.


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Abu Dhabi Campus
Recently, a new building has been opened for the Abu Dhabi campus in Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed city, which is easily accessible, away from the feeling of overcrowding or congestion. The architecture and establishment of the campus are in the latest designs that meet the needs of students and make them spend their academic years with entertaining comfort. The building houses classrooms that are equipped with learning techniques, computer labs and on-campus free WiFi which provides the students and researchers immediate access to various sources of education.
It also includes a library, classrooms, a theater that can contain more than 600 people and a conference room. In addition to many utilities, there are indoor and outdoor eateries, where the latter is located on the building's balcony. Furthermore, it contains a playground yard and a gym prepared with the latest sports equipment and many other facilities and services that make the University a distinctive educational environment.
Al Ain Campus
Al Ain campus is located in the heart of Al Ain city where it can be accessed with ease. The campus blocks are set with all the necessary equipment that academically cater the students' needs. The campus also features auditoriums, classrooms and science laboratories, modern library with thousands of books, references and soundproof classrooms. It also features several recreational facilities intended to provide comfort to the students mentally, physically and emotionally, and those would include the gym, health club, mosque, cafeteria and student lounges. Moreover, there is a free wireless WiFi throughout the campus, which is not only open to the students and the employees, but also to the visitors from outside the University.


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Mini Real Touch Calla Lily Wedding Bouquet in White 3/4" Blooms x 14" Tall
Real touch hand-tied mini calla lily bud wedding bouquet in white. Bouquet has 12 calla lily bud stems and is tied with a raffia bow. Callas have a light green stripe up the back and green tip on the flower. Perfect for boutonnieres.
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Berberis thunbergii f. atropurpurea 'Admiration' (PBR)
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- Rate of growth: slow to average
- Flowering period: April to June
- Hardiness: fully hardy
Dazzling red foliage with a narrow yellow edge, puts on a magnificent display from spring to autumn. Useful for creating contrast in the mixed or shrub border, this low-growing deciduous shrub produces small pink flowers from late spring or early summer, followed by crimson berries in autumn. The foliage looks wonderful in 'hot' planting schemes, and it also adds pizzazz to pots. Tolerant of partial shade, it is best planted in a sunny spot if you want really vibrant leaf colour.
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Q:Is this particular berberis any good for wildlife, please?Asked on 9/9/2016 by beehappy from Worcestershire
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Yes this is a good plant to attract wildlife.Answered on 16/9/2016 by Anonymous from crocus
Q:Hi just a few questions. How big does this grow to? Does it change colours throughout the seasons? When is best time to plant it? ThanksAsked on 4/1/2014 by Andy from Midlands
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This is a dwarf deciduous Berberis growing to approx 50cm tall x 40cm wide. Its has wonderful red foliage with a narrow yellow margin along the edge of the leaf from spring to autumn, then the leaves will turn a deeper red before dropping for the winter. It also has small pink flowers from late spring or early summer, followed by crimson berries in the autumn.
As a general rule plants that are grown in containers can be planted at any time of year as long as the soil isn't frozen solid. The best times are in the autumn when the soil is still warm enough to encourage root growth but the plant isn't in active growth, or the spring before the temperatures start to rise. Although this shrub is fully hardy I wouldn't plant it at the moment as the ground is so waterlogged.
Hope this helpsAnswered on 6/1/2014 by Anonymous from Crocus
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WASHINGTON (The Deal) -- A major union representing workers at Sysco Corp. (SYY) and US Foods said Thursday the merger partners have underestimated the market share the combined company would have if their $8.2 billion combination is cleared by the Federal Trade Commission.
Representatives for the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, which represents 11,500 drivers and warehouse workers for the firms, said in many markets the merged company would have 70% of the market for distributing food to restaurants and institutional clients.
"This merger … will not only result in significant job loss for our members but major operating problems for Sysco and US Foods customers resulting from a virtual market monopoly in every market in the continental U.S.," said Steve P. Vairma, Teamsters International vice president and director of the union's warehouse division.
The Teamsters' estimate surpasses those of many Wall Street analysts and even other antitrust watchdogs that have criticized the deal. The American Antitrust Institute, for instance, has estimated the combined market share to be 54% of the broadline market.
The companies, on the other hand, have said they hold only 25% of the U.S. food distribution market.
The union conceded that it doesn't have the confidential revenue data the companies must submit to help the FTC measure the competitive impact of the deal and instead used surveys of available floor distribution space in the broadline food distribution business and of the number of employees employed by the firms and their competitors as proxies for revenue data. The antitrust lawyer who helped them in the analysis, Baker & Miller PLLC partner and former Department of Justice antitrust chief Don Baker, insisted that even with 5% to 10% divergence from the FTC's measurement, the market concentration measures would generate major concern at the FTC.


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Saltsburg Borough moves to purchase mostly vacant mobile home park
Saltsburg Borough has moved forward on an agreement that will soon make it the new owner of a mobile home park on High Street.
Borough council has come to a tentative agreement with owners Raymond and Eddy Bell to pay $47,500 for the property, which has been appraised at $64,000 by Putt Real Estate of Indiana.
Council voted at its regular Monday meeting to move ahead with the property purchase. The decision followed a lengthy executive session for discussion of personnel and real estate issues.
Saltsburg's intent for the property will be revisited at a later time, but Council President P.J. Hruska said possible uses include a new spot for the community playground or a borough maintenance building.
The mobile home park, situated near the playground's current location along High Street, includes eight trailers, five of them uninhabited. Hruska estimated the triangular lot measures about 30,000 square feet.
The only council member voting against the purchase was Michelle Jesko, who said after the meeting, "It was just a difference of opinion on whether we need more property...I didn't think it was a good move at this point."
The board referred the tentative agreement to its solicitor, Wayne Kablack, to pursue an agreement of sale.
Council also voted to advertise its tentative 2013 budget. The borough property tax is to remains unchanged at 11.2 mills, with one mill generating close to $3,500 in revenue.
The tentative 2013 budget projects $664,050 in revenue and $608,541 in expenses.
The budget includes these tentative accoount revenues: general, $295,000; sewage, $250,900; UDAG, $50,000; road fund, $58,550; and community center, $9,600.
Corresponding expenses: general, $292,177; sewage, $231,364; UDAG, $35,000; road fund, $50,000. No community center expenses are anticipated.
The board will consider a final budget vote at its December meeting. In the meantime, the spending plan can be viewed by the public 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday through Friday at the borough office.
Taking action on a request in a letter from the family of the late Sam Eckenrode, council voted to allow the placement of four benches in memory of Eckenrode, who was a longtime borough employee.
The family stated they would take care of the expense but wanted council's permission to place the benches. One will be placed in front of the borough building, with the other three to be placed along the town's histori canal bed.
It was also announced that a memorial service for Eckenrode is planned for 10 a.m. Saturday at St. Matthew Church in Saltsburg.
In other business, council:
• Heard concerns from resident Dan Rose about several issues including the former feed mill, and what he feels are an overabundance of signs in town and his perceived selective enforcement of laws by borough police;
• Agreed to purchase a multi-feed remote deposit capture machine from S&T Bank at a cost of $600, with a monthly fee of $50;
• Agreed to sponsor a Heritage Holiday Christmas tree at a cost of $25 and a trail marker for the Conemaugh Valley Conservancy at a cost of $160;
• Voted to approve an emergency evacuation cooperation agreement between the Blairsville-Saltsburg School Board and the Salt Center, allowing use of the center for emergency placement of students in case of an evacuation at the school complex;
• Appointed Linda Maguire to chair the Historic Architecture Review Board (HARB) and discussed possible amendment of an ordinance establishing positions to be held by HARB members;
• Gave the go-ahead for internal and external renovations at the former W.R. McIllwain Store building, also referred to locally as the "mule barn;"
• Accepted the resignation of Diann McElwain, the borough's tax collector, who is stepping down for personal reasons. Donna Rasperger, a 24-year S&T Bank employee, has already expressed interest in filling the position until the next election, but the board won't make a move on that until after the first of the year, when McElwain's resignation will become effective;
• Thanked borough workers and others who helped prepare for Hurricane Sandy;
• Voted to promote Robby Kelly from laborer to public works laborer with a raise of $1 per hour;
• Voted to cut down a tree located partially on borough property along Walnut Way, with permission from another affected property owner, at a cost not to exceed $500.
Gina DelFavero is a staff writer for Trib Total Media. She can be reached at email@example.com or by phone at 724-459-6100 ext. 2915.


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Fish stocks on the stretch of a Staffordshire river polluted with a deadly chemical and raw sewage have been wiped out, say scientists.
A survey along 700m of the River Trent found almost no evidence of living fish, say the Environment Agency.
But fish stocks a few miles further downstream seemed to be mainly unaffected by pollution, reports found.
More tests are being carried out on river life to work out exactly how much damage the leak on 6 October caused.
Thousands of fish between Stoke-on-Trent and the village of Yoxall died as a result of the chemical cyanide and untreated sewage leaking into the water.
Environment officers were able reduce pollution levels in the river by pumping oxygen into the water.
At the time, farmers, anglers and boaters are being warned that water should not be taken out of the river "for any reason".


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Ebenezer Missionary Baptist Church, 600 Wood Drive, will host the Hernando County Federation of Choirs for the celebration of its 50th anniversary at 3 p.m. March 22. The choir guild was organized in 1959 and included Ebenezer's choir and those from Mount Pleasant Missionary Baptist Church, Allen Temple AME and Mount Pilgrim FWB Church.
The Biker Worship Center will meet from noon to 1 p.m. March 22 at Marine Corps League Detachment 708, 8405 Sunshine Grove Road. Those arriving early may purchase breakfast and participate in fellowship. Call Buzz at (352) 799-1165.
Christ the Savior Greek Orthodox Church, 13460 Olympic Village Road Lane, will serve a Lenten shrimp dinner at noon March 22. Tickets are $12. Proceeds will be used for the new church that is being built on Anderson Snow Road. Call (352) 583-0308. The St. Katherine's Society will have a Greek pastry and bake sale for Hernando County charities on April 11 at Sam's Club, 13300 Cortez Blvd.
Word of Life, 13247 Word of Life Drive, will present "Jesus: Behold the Man" from March 27 through April 11. Tickets range from $5 to $24. Call (877) 412-8687.
Damascus Mission Faith Outreach, 4477 Treiman Blvd., will host a "Wild Game Feast" barbecue dinner beginning at 10:30 a.m. March 28. The church hopes to raise $3,000 to help build its new place of worship. Donations will be accepted. Call (352) 279-6656 or (352) 585-2588.
Faith Baptist Church, 175 Springtime St., will have a New Life crusade at 10:45 a.m. and 6 p.m. Sunday and at 7 p.m. Wednesday. Topics will be "Are You Really Good Enough for Christ's Love," "The Three Dirty Words You Can't Say in Church" and "The Top 10 Reasons People Don't Believe in Jesus Christ and What God Has to Say About Them." Call (352) 686-5060.
First United Methodist Church, 9344 Spring Hill Drive, will present AmeriKids Dinner Theater in a patriotic musical by the SonShine Choir at 6 p.m. March 28. Tickets for the ham dinner and performance cost $5 per adult, $1 per child and are on sale in the church office. Call (352) 283-2600.
Fellowship Community Church, 11250 Spring Hill Drive, will have a yard/bake sale from 8 a.m. until 1 p.m. March 28. All proceeds will be used for outreach ministries. Call (352) 686-4612.
Hope Community Bible Church, 13241 Spring Hill Drive, will present an End Times sermon series at 9 and 10:45 a.m. Sundays through March 29. There also will be an annual churchwide rummage and bake sale featuring homemade baked goods and hundreds of household items from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday and from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. March 21. Proceeds will benefit mission projects, including the Alliance Women's National Project — Women in Crisis. Call (352) 686-6020.
Jericho Road Ministries is taking registrations for its second annual 10K/5K/1-Mile Charity Run-Walk, which will begin at 7:30 a.m. April 18 at the entrance to River Country Estates on U.S. 19. The entry fee is $20 for pre-race registration, $25 on the day of the race. Registration for children younger than 12 is $3. Send e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com or call (352) 799-2912 for information.
Holy Trinity Orthodox Church, 11200 Elgin Blvd., will mark the Great Fast before Pascha with prayer services at 6 p.m. Wednesdays through March 25 and All Souls divine liturgies at 9 a.m. each Saturday through March 28. There will be a divine liturgy in honor of the Annunciation to the Virgin Mary at 6 p.m. March 24. Call (352) 686-6050.
Information for the Religion Calendar may be e-mailed to Gail Hollenbeck at email@example.com faxed to (352) 754-6133 or mailed to: Hernando Times, Religion Calendar, 15365 Cortez Blvd., Brooksville, FL 34613. The deadline is 10 working days before the event or reservation deadline. Information cannot be published if the time, date, place with address, ticket price, contact person or phone number are missing. For information, call (352) 754-6112 and leave a message.


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The Subway of the Future, Next Year
"Whereas the century-old system now in use relies on block signals with colored lights alongside the track to tell operators if they're too close to the train ahead, CBTC uses radio signals to locate all of the trains on the line. With this information, on-board computers can calculate the distance between trains precisely and in real time, letting operators run trains closer together without compromising safety.
With more trains per hour, wait times will diminish and trains should be less crowded - allowing for increased ridership as the experience of riding the subway becomes more convenient and pleasant. Adding just one train per hour adds space to move another 2,640 people. That translates to fewer times waiting while a packed train goes by, and fewer elbows in your ear when you board."
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Pegatron said to manufacture a CDMA iPhone 4
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Apple iPhone 4 Specifications
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1. ILOVEIPHONE25 (unregistered)
10million? god damn, thats a lot of phones...that would be crazy if the iphone 4 went to verizon...it would change the whole ball game right now
2. BlackberryUser (Posts: 609; Member since: 26 Jun 2009)
That's how many Verizon would need if AT&T's sales have been an accurate indicator. How many times will we hear this rumor though? Is it April foods day AGAIN? I mean come on, I seriously think I have read 1759 articles this year alone saying Verizon was getting the phone. Yes, I'm exagerating, but has anybody ever heard the story of the boy who cried wolf? By the time the phone finally hits Verizon, which is will, nobody will believe it.
13. remixfa (Posts: 14605; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
pretty much. It will be in store, in your a customers hand in a picture, with verizon crap all over it.. verizon custom apps.. and still we wont believe it because we hear this crap every day. yesterday it was tmo.. today its verizon.. its really going to metro and cricket damnit.. my 3rd cousin's girlfriend's girlfriend told a dog that told the easter bunny that told jesus who told me in a dream... it must be true!
14. omarc26 (Posts: 360; Member since: 05 Dec 2009)
well it mite be true because on china they use cdma just like here in da US. but most likely they will only release it on china we might prolly never see a cdma iphone here in the states .. ill be laughing if metro pcs or cricket or boost mobile do end up getting an iphone n verizon doesnt ...
3. drodriguezsd (Posts: 35; Member since: 10 Jun 2010)
I've heard this so many times, it's just not believable anymore. Who knows though right? If this company confirmed then it's a gaurantee either sprint or verizon will recieve the iPhone. However, I'll be purchasing a Moto Droid X in August, and if the iPhone 4 comes, then too bad cause the Droid X is just as good ;)
19. techtechne (Posts: 14; Member since: 17 Jun 2010)
I honestly think that this rumor was made by Verizon to keep people on the Verizon network until the end of the year. These past two weeks, I've read so many announcements and leaks about 2Ghz phones, launches of Motorola Droid phones, events by Adobe, Google, Verizon, and Motorola; claims of 720dpi screens and 720p screens, launch of the EVO three days before Apple keynote, complaints from samsung of the "superiority" of the s-amoled screens, doctors who say that limit for human sight is 477 ppi and not 300 ppi, etc. It wouldn't surprise me if this is another stunt.
4. zerglisk (Posts: 544; Member since: 09 Feb 2010)
Great, more product to be developed in Foxconn = more suicides
5. networkdood (Posts: 6330; Member since: 31 Mar 2010)
It is not for VERIZON - the two telecoms in CHINA that run CDMA will be getting this phone - old news.....
10. Caligula (Posts: 20; Member since: 12 Jun 2010)
you're wrong, it's for cricket and metro pcs
6. hawk62 (Posts: 320; Member since: 21 Nov 2009)
Another story, another dream. But if its true, Then 10mil is NOT ENOUGH. I mean if CRAP ATT can sell 600,000 in ONE! day, come on. VZ could do 10mil. Hopefully the WHITE iphone is the CDMA, that would be great, then i could go back to my family VZ plan with a white iphone!
7. phone333 (Posts: 331; Member since: 04 Feb 2009)
why do they keep reporting those rumors?...There's a new one like every month.!
31. remixfa (Posts: 14605; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
every month??! what? did they slow down? lol, its almost daily!!
8. cmjrjd (Posts: 2; Member since: 21 May 2008)
After getting my EVO I really could care less about this news . . .
15. networkdood (Posts: 6330; Member since: 31 Mar 2010)
If I had an EVO 4G, I would agree with you.
9. WnnaFghtAboutIt (Posts: 149; Member since: 31 Aug 2009)
why would you still care about an iphone in the age of android which is really superior in every way?
11. RORYREVOLUTION (Posts: 3117; Member since: 12 Jan 2010)
Exactly. Even if the iPhone 4 came out on the same date as the Droid X, you can be damn sure which one id still get. I had the iphone 3G for a year and it got so boring and plain. I will never go back, I love android and I love verizon. Droid X and EVO are so beyond the iphone, hell they beyond the iphone 5 for crying out loud. Apple is just trying to play catch up now. They were so relaxed because they had no competition, no rivals, no nothing. Android blew up right in apples face and caught them with their pants down. Yes apple has more apps but that's about it. I'm sorry, I loved my iphone for a long time until I saw how much better android is.
12. vzw fanman (Posts: 1976; Member since: 11 Dec 2008)
i strongly agree!!
16. networkdood (Posts: 6330; Member since: 31 Mar 2010)
ANDROID, rooted, is far better than what an IPHONE could ever do.
20. techtechne (Posts: 14; Member since: 17 Jun 2010)
Does anyone want to explain why android is better? I got flash and customization down but I can't come up with anything else. I think iPhone jailbroken is better than android rooted.
21. Whateverman (Posts: 3284; Member since: 17 May 2009)
You can get insurance on a Droid. :)
22. vzwtechbill (Posts: 175; Member since: 16 Mar 2009)
Techtechne, Android is better for several reasons. The main one is widgets. You can totally customize the look and feel of your multiple homescreens, for whatever it is that suits you. At a glance, I can see the weather in my area, my next 4 appointments, and all the volume settings for my phone. A flick left or right shows me recent facebook updates, my account balances via mint.com, current torrent progress, coupon offerings, etc. Without even going into the application array available on an opensource platform without jailbreaking/rooting, or the fact that a higher percentage of apps are free through Android than on Iphone, widgets alone take the cake.
23. mulda71 (Posts: 42; Member since: 25 Jun 2009)
you can get insurance on an iphone too
25. clevername (Posts: 1436; Member since: 11 Jul 2008)
Vzwtechbill I was right with u until u gave misleading information. U have great points with the widgets. But saying that android has a higher percentage of free apps is misleading. Yes it's true but if u r gonna use that as an argument then u should also note that apple has more free apps than android has apps entirely. If the entire android market itself is about 25% of apples app store then it doesn't matter what percent is free apple automatically has more free apps. But apps just shouldn't be a selling point. Apple has that market cornered. Widgets are about the only selling point. Open source does not mean alot for consumers. Other than they can download things that access some of the system functions. And the rooted argument proves that you still have to hack your phone to do the best stuff. And an iPhone jailbroken gives you the same functionality and maybe more. There's even been an iPhone made to dual boot IOS and android. *btw that last part about rooting wasn't for you bill. But u do make a good point about widgets seeing that to gt widgets iPhone must be jailbroken.
27. vzw fanman (Posts: 1976; Member since: 11 Dec 2008)
i still don't see any widgets on a jailbroken iphone. i know there is an app for widgets, but i haven't seen anyone put native widgets on their homescreen, besides the HTC weather clock.
35. networkdood (Posts: 6330; Member since: 31 Mar 2010)
You can get insurance on the iphone also.
36. CRICKETownz (Posts: 980; Member since: 24 Oct 2009)
Google Sync, Google Docs, Google Voice, Google Maps/Navigation...just to name a few. I'm sure there's some kinda variation that Apple offers of these same services...but like most Apple users try to make it seem when it comes to their App store...Google does it with a little more class. The fact that there is a OS that supports various functions of those many customers who already use Google for other things (Gmail for example) is an upper hand. So, in addition to widgets, that alone could be another selling point.
17. baldilocks (Posts: 830; Member since: 14 Dec 2008)
Here we go with the teenagers again who have nothing better to do than to complain about Apple and AT&T.
18. RORYREVOLUTION (Posts: 3117; Member since: 12 Jan 2010)
Because apple fan boys NEVER talk shit about android.
24. mulda71 (Posts: 42; Member since: 25 Jun 2009)
All android is missing is Itunes, and that's big.
29. GlenF (Posts: 50; Member since: 02 Nov 2009)
Actually there are multiple programs in the Android App store, most free, that let you sync directly with your I-tunes and or folders on your computer. Add that to the rumored Google music store, the Amazom MP3 store, the remote streaming of music from your home computer in future updates, Rhapsody, Slacker, Pandora, IheartRadio, Last FM and of course good old click and drag from your music folders. and if you're cheap, there's at least two P2P apps in the store that let you essentially have Limewire on your phone. The I-tunes argument holds not water whatsoever


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On top of all the great music, rides, games, and parade, we've got another goodie for you tonight at Cajun Field: JACEE BADEAUX! Yep, the American Idol superstar and Lafayette High student will be on stage with his family right before Walker Hayes performs. (We're guessing around 8:30) It's our chance to show him and his family how proud we are of him!


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Cadbury Adams USA LLC, the maker of Sour Patch Soft and Chewy Candy, will be entering the cotton candy category through a license agreement with Taste of Nature, Inc. Each colorful pack of Sour Patch Cotton Candy includes up to four sour then sweet flavor blasts including signature flavors red berry, lemon, lime and orange. New Sour Patch Cotton Candy will be manufactured in 1-oz., 2.1-oz. and 3.1-oz. bags, with merchandising vehicles that include display cases, trays and clip strips.
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ALBANY, N.Y. (CBSNewYork/AP) — New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo has named former White House aides and security executives for an advisory board focused on protecting state infrastructure and information systems.
The members named to the panel include Richard Clarke, chairman of Good Harbor Consulting and ex-presidential adviser on cyber security and counter-terrorism, and Shawn Henry, president of CrowdStrike Services and former FBI supervisor.
Others include Will Pelgrin, president of Center Internet Security and ex-director of New York's Office of Cyber Security and Critical Infrastructure Coordination; Phil Reitinger, chief information security officer for Sony Corp,; and Howard Schmidt, former White House cyber security coordinator.
Cuomo deputies Elizabeth Glazer and Benjamin Lawsky chair the board.
Clarke said state governments have to protect their own extensive computer networks and need to be concerned about key private-sector networks essential to public safety and the economy.
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I love to goof off most of the times, prank, and have fun. What ever you do for a living, its something you absolutely LOVE! An odd to not political sense of humor is preferred.
#1 Passion: Cooking.
I love going to different places here in Dallas, but all in all, I really enjoy learning the art and diversity. It can be a very sensual and romantic thing, but also a very vital part of every culture. I like making people happy in this way. Unfortunately I have bills so I am in healthcare by day, and chef part time by night.
This is a hard life to live since it does take a lot of my time, therefore I would like a woman who is understanding would support me in this endeavor. I would love for a woman to really appreciate the craft as well.
On my downtime, I enjoy exercising, watersports if given the chance, and participating in athletic events. Most recent one is the Spartan Race for me coming up.
Gotta love all the old school action movies with Stallone or Arnold!
Foods: I can splurge myself to a freaking $65 to myself or eat at a mom and pop's BBQ place. As long as it's good food
Music: Really wide variety. I go through phases but a lot of old 80's stuff. Everyone still loves a good ol Michael Jackson here and there. EDM is a new love. Various EDM festivals are in store for me near future.
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Caption It: Hands-On Editionby Maria Russo in Food Network Star, July 15, 2011
This week's jam-packed episode of Star is full of surprises, tears, drama and a double dose of shocking eliminations. The one-and-only Mr. Wolfgang Puck guest-judges, as the remaining finalists face him and the selection committee for their midterm examinations.
In this sneak-peek shot, Star finalist Susie Jimenez relieves the pressure of test-taking by getting up close and personal with the ingredients for her Camera Challenge dish. Will she and the other contestants be able to hide their stress on camera, or will the demands of the competition get the better of them?
Before you tune in this Sunday at 9pm/8c to watch Susie in action, we're challenging you, Star fans, to write your best captions (tastefully appropriate, please) for this moment in the comments below.
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Animal group gets donation from Epp memorial fund
At least 30 animals will be saved from being put to death thanks to a $1,500 donation from the Neil Epp Memorial Fund.
The Epp family has decided to donate the money received from friends and family in Neil's memory to Mitchell Animal Rescue. The money has been designated to a special fund that will be used solely to rescue dogs and cats from being euthanized in the Mitchell pound.
It costs $50.89 to save a cat and $54.38 to save a dog from euthanasia.
Epp died July 4 in Mitchell.
"His legacy of saving animals will live on through his memorial fund," said a Mitchell Animal Rescue news release. "Mitchell Animal Rescue is honored to memorialize a man who was known to save turtles from roads and attract animals through his kindness.
"Neil is sorely missed, but even after death he will continue to save animals."


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JOBURG – Johannesburg's waste could in future solve the city's power troubles according to the the City of Johannesburg.
Member of the mayoral committee for environment, infrastructure and service, councillor Matshidiso Mfikoe said the city council's pursuit for alternative energy sources was gathering pace. She said five landfills that Pikitup managed, would generate 19 megawatts of electricity by 2016, enough to power 16 500 homes.
Mfikoe said the energy would be generated from methane gas and carbon dioxide extracted from landfill waste. In 2005 the city council identified five landfills as potential sites to implement a landfill gas-to-energy Clean Development Mechanism project. The sites are Robinson Deep in Turffontein, Marie Louise in Roodepoort, Goudkoppies in Devland, Linbro Park near Alexandra and Ennerdale in Lawley.
"This fits well into Gauteng Premier David Makhura's recent announcement that the provincial government was investigating alternative energy sources, including solar power, to alleviate pressure on the electricity grid," she said.
Makhura announced that the provincial government would look to provide 300 megawatts of energy by 2016 through alternative energy sources.
"Through its implementation, the city would help South Africa meet its Kyoto Protocol commitments while generating revenue through the sale of certified emission reductions and sale of electricity generated from the project," said Mfikoe.


text: Following the 'open class' paraglider test certification problems at the FAI European Paragliding Championships 2010 at Abtenau, earlier this year, rule revisions are underway. CIVL is in consultation with a number of independent paraglider test houses which regularly certify paragliders to the EN926-1 and EN926-2 standards. Currently, S7b makes reference to a list of 'CIVL-approved paraglider test houses'. The CIVL Bureau believes it is important to re-visit this list, and, in light of the extensive work undertaken by the Open Class Technical Working Group (OCTWG), such a list is certainly going to be necessary. The result of the OCTWG work will be a set of proposals, which will be published as part of the Plenary Agenda package, including a revision of the test documentation that should be supplied by the approved PG test houses. Of course, the OCTWG is already in consultation with the test houses. Between now and the Plenary Meeting in February, the PG Subcommittee will be discussing the OCTWG proposals, and especially those concerning the updating of the relevant chapters in Section 7b of the Sporting Code. Meanwhile, we are aware of four independent test houses, all in Europe, which we know are currently testing paragliders to the EN926-1 shock and sustained load test standard and the EN926-2 flight test standard.


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has been appointed Chief of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery at San Francisco General Hospital. Associated with the UCSF School of Dentistry since 1997. He received his dental degree from Harvard School of Dental Medicine in Boston and his medical degree from University of California, San Francisco. He received his oral and maxillofacial surgery training at UCSF, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery.
Dr. Bast joined the Maxillofacial Surgery Department at UCSF in 2003, and became the Residency Program Director in 2010. He maintains a clinical practice at both the Parnassus and San Francisco General Hospital sites, which are involved with facial and dental reconstruction. At the San Francisco General Hospital his clinical practice is focused on facial trauma, pathology, head and neck infections and dental alveolar surgery. He developed a monthly interdisciplinary trauma symposium at San Francisco General Hospital and participates and organizes similar symposia across the country.
M. Anthony Pogrel, DDS, MD, William Ware Endowed Professor and Chairman, Associate Dean for Hospital Affairs, Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, UCSF School of Dentistry, says "This appointment was made by the UCSF Associate Dean at San Francisco General Hospital, Sue Carlisle, M.D., Ph.D., but I was personally delighted to see Dr. Bast appointed. His predecessor, Dr. Newton Gordon was Chief of Service at San Francisco General Hospital for 29 years."
Adds A. Sue Carlisle, PhD, MD, Associate Dean, San Francisco General Hospital, UCSF School of Medicine : "We are delighted that Dr. Bast has accepted the position of Chief of OMFS at SFGH. He had long been recognized as a leader in both education and clinical care at SFGH, and his dedication to the department and to SFGH and to our patients is certain to make him an effective leader."
Pictured: Dr. Brian Bast