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WORK EXPERIENCES: From 2009 Chief of Complex Operative Unit of Orthopaedic Reparative Surgery and Risk Management at Gaetano Pini Institute piazza Cardinal Ferrari 1, Milan. From 2005 to 2009 Chief of Simple Departmental Operative Unit at Gaetano Pini Institute. From 1987 First Level Head Physician (Assistant) in Operative Unit of Orthopaedics and Traumatology at Gaetano Pini Institute. INSTRUCTION: 1994 Specialization School in Hand Surgery, University of Florence. 1990 Specialization School in Fisical Therapy and Rehabilitation, University of Milan. 1987 Specialization School in Orthopaedics and Traumatology, University of Milan 1982 Medicine and Surgery, University of Milan. RELATIONAL ABILITY AND KNOWLEDGE Professor at the University of Milan in Specialization School in Orthopaedics and Traumatology, person in charge of the course of instruction about "Biological processes in fracture repair and non-union" from 2004. Professor at the University of Milan in Medicine and Surgery Masters Degree, person in charge of the course of instruction about "Human anatomy" academic year from 2003. Specialized in Hand Surgery and Microsurgery at the University of Louisville, Kentucky, USA in 1983/84. Person in charge of Business Committees of the Gaetano Pini Institute: CVS e CGR, established by Lombardia Region, law 46/SAN of 27.12.2004. Component of Business Committees of the Gaetano Pini Institute: Hospital Infection Control Committee (CCIO), Development Behavioral Ethics Code Committee. Active participation in JCI for the G. Pini Institute, with finalized specific object in Business Risk management. Professor in Risk management: Lombardia Region, University Centers and Scientific Society. Has developed two original international patented surgical techniques about "computerized telereduction applied to external fixation in Orthopaedics and Traumatology" and "biotechnology application for avascular necrosis of femoral head and condyles".
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All other things being equal, warmer sea-surface temperatures should lead to more powerful hurricanes, and the most current research suggests that's true — but that changes in upper level wind patterns could lead to fewer hurricanes overall.
But a new study that will be published in a future issue of Geophysical Research Letters points to yet another factor that could influence hurricanes in a warming world, and it's one that you might not readily think of: the ocean's color.
It turns out that the tiny marine plants known as phytoplankton, which lie at the bottom of the marine food chain, but at the surface of our oceans, affect the ocean's color quite significantly thanks to the chlorophyll they use to manufacture food. As the oceans have warmed during the past century, phytoplankton levels have diminished, and the water overall has become a little less green.
A team of climate modelers at NOAA's Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory (GFDL) led by Anand Gnanadesikan took that as a starting point for a simulation that looked at what might happen if phytoplankton levels plummeted. They examined a typhoon-forming region of the Pacific known as the North Pacific Subtropical Gyre, and plugged in both the actual ocean color as seen by satellites today, and the washed-out color you'd see in a phytoplankton-poor sea (assuming, of course, that the trash accumulating in the gyre doesn't skew the calculations).
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Sure enough: hurricane formation dropped by 70 percent in the colorless simulation, dramatically reducing the potential risk to China and Japan. The risk rose for Southeast Asia and the Philippines, though, due to an increase in hurricane formation just outside the gyre, but overall the incidence of hurricanes was still significantly less.
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MUM Gemma Timur is threatening to sue Swindon Council after her seven-year-old daughter was seriously injured by falling from a wall around a crumbling former play area in Freshbrook.
The play area, between Cottington Close and Crawford Close, was decommissioned more than 10 years ago, leaving a 5ft boundary wall, with several cracked smaller walls inside and a concrete mound which once supported a slide.
Parents say they have long warned the council the area is an accident waiting to happen because children still play on the old walls – and claim they have long called for it to be either grassed over or replaced with a new play area.
On Sunday, Gemma says her daughter Ayse was sitting on the boundary wall, trying to help another child up, when she slipped and fell, hitting her head and arm on the wall.
Now the 27-year-old is threatening to sue the council over the incident, which left the Millbrook Primary School pupil with a broken right arm and a cut forehead.
Gemma, of Cottington Close, said: "It used to be a park, but they took the park away and they just left it like this. It should have been all taken down and made safe for the children who live around here.
"I'm going to sue them. It's their fault because why have they left something like this for children? How is it going to be safe like this?
"And where would our children go to play? They would have to stay inside and not come out to play on their bikes or skateboards or scooters."
Steven Male, 51, also of Cottington Close, who is a father of three, said: "It's totally unsafe and it's council-owned.
"And I would say they're probably going to end up getting sued. At worst there will be a death one day in there."
Janice Oliver, 61, who used to live in the area in the 1980s before moving to Peatmoor, emailed the council in March last year to warn that a child could be injured – but says she received no response, although she says she contacted a ward councillor who claimed an officer checked the condition occasionally.
The grandmother-of-four said: "Something has got to be done because it's that dangerous someone will get killed.
"That little girl was quite seriously injured, but in a way she was lucky because she only had to fall awkwardly and she could have been killed."
A Swindon Council spokesman said: "We are aware of the accident that happened at the weekend and are looking into the circumstances.
"The former play area at Cottington Close was closed many years ago.
"It's not signed as a play area or advertised as one, and the council is looking at future uses for the site.
"There is another play area very near to Cottington Close, at Bloomsbury Close, which local children can use quite safely and was refurbished recently with new equipment at a cost of £50,000."


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President Obama: Recovery path hard, challenge 'can be met'
TRUTH Salt Lake City, UTOct. 15, 2012 3:04 p.m.
With a Law School Lounge Lizard resume, and a failure at leading the country.....Obama will be a one term President! Good Riddance Occupy Obama's!
peter Alpine, UTSept. 10, 2012 6:39 p.m.
Come on people, there is no recovery in the path obama is taking America. If I am in deep debt, how is borrowing more money just to cover my ever increasing expenses helping me recover? His goal is the economic collapse of America.
worf Mcallen, TXSept. 7, 2012 7:19 p.m.
Tax cuts do not cause deficits! Spending does!
You know, paying for Solyndra, contraceptives, Muslim Brotherhood, China, Australia, Japan, Brazil, abortions, welfare, etc.
Happy Valley Heretic Orem, UTSept. 7, 2012 4:05 p.m.
Canyontreker: said Ironically, history shows that raising taxes shrinks the economy, lowers employment and lowers GNP decreasing the governments revenue. However, this is business school theory. We are currently in unchartered waters.
Even with two unfunded wars and the similarly unpaid Medicare prescription drug benefit, Bush's $1.4 trillion tax cut in 2001, followed by a $550 billion second round in 2003, accounted for half of the yawning budget deficits he produced.
So how is it that the Bush tax breaks caused deficits?
Happy Valley Heretic Orem, UTSept. 7, 2012 3:47 p.m.
President Bush produced red ink as far as the eye can see. After inheriting a federal budget in the black and CBO forecast of a $5.6 trillion surplus over 10 years, President George W. Bush quickly set about dismantling the progress made under Bill Clinton. Even with two unfunded wars and the similarly unpaid Medicare prescription drug benefit, Bush's $1.4 trillion tax cut in 2001, followed by a $550 billion second round in 2003, accounted for half of the yawning budget deficits he produced.
During his presidency, Republicans in Congress voted seven times to raise the debt ceiling, the last to $11.3 trillion.
I think liberals and Democrats understand the republicans perfectly.
Happy Valley Heretic Orem, UTSept. 7, 2012 3:44 p.m.
Patriot said: What is it that liberals have such a hard time understanding about our national debt and basic economics?
Vice President Dick Cheney famously declared in 2002, "proved deficits don't matter." Unless, that is, a Democrat is in the White House. After all, while Ronald Reagan tripled the national debt and George W. Bush doubled it again, each Republican was rewarded with a second term in office.
Reagan's massive $749 billion supply-side tax cuts in 1981 quickly produced even more massive annual budget deficits. Combined with his rapid increase in defense spending, Reagan delivered not the balanced budgets he promised, but record-settings deficits. Ronald Reagan nonetheless more than equaled the entire debt burden produced by the previous 200 years of American history.
They have a hard time understanding double standards patriot.
Canyontreker TAYLORSVILLE, UTSept. 7, 2012 2:56 p.m.
Wonder "What I don't understand is how you think that can be done with no increase in taxes. These are the things I have a hard time understanding."
I'll try to help. From Economics 101 -
The government gets revenue from two sources...raising taxes or attempting to raise GNP. A higher GNP collects more revenue from new & growing business and new employment.
Ironically, history shows that raising taxes shrinks the economy, lowers employment and lowers GNP decreasing the governments revenue. However, this is business school theory. We are currently in unchartered waters.
Razzle2 Bluffdale, UTSept. 7, 2012 2:07 p.m.
If the President knew this was going to be a long haul to recovery than...
Why did he spend his first year working on health reform?
Why did he add energy regulations turning towns along the Utah, Colorado, and Wyoming borders from boom towns to ghost towns? Why did Canada and select private lands in North Dakota become the new energy fields?
Why did he not act on the (illegal) slowdown of the State department to release visitor visas for China and Brazil while Australia, New Zealand and South Africa boomed with tourists and business travel?
Cowboy Dude SAINT GEORGE, UTSept. 7, 2012 1:57 p.m.
All we need is patience. All of our programs will be saved, the deficit will be cut, and you will not have to give up anything because the rich will be taken.
Wonder Provo, UTSept. 7, 2012 11:35 a.m.
@patriot -- Why do conservatives only care about the national debt when a Democrat is president? Why no angst when a Republican is president? I never heard a word from a Republican during the Reagan years when the debt ballooned. What I heard was that deficits don't matter. I never heard a word when Bush started 2 wars and cut taxes and the debt ballooned. That was all ok. Now we have a Democrat as president and it's the end of the world. I actually agree with you that the debt needs to be reduced. What I don't understand is how you think that can be done with no increase in taxes. These are the things I have a hard time understanding.
patriot Cedar Hills, UTSept. 7, 2012 10:37 a.m.
you completely ignored my question so I will ask it again and see If I get an answer this time.....
What is it that liberals have such a hard time understanding about our national debt and basic economics?
Please TRY to talk about the DEBT - not side track on all sorts of other favorite talking points.
FT salt lake city, UTSept. 7, 2012 9:29 a.m.
The man can deliver a speech but what I found more amazing was the diversity in the crowd. Such a difference between the GOP and the Democratic convention. The Republican party has a narrow group of faithful made up of mostly white, religous, or the rich. The Democrats have become the "big tent party" that Reagan envisioned. As our country becomes more diverse Republicans and the Tea Party will have to become more tolerant and willing to compromise or they'll go the way of the Bull Moose.
Truthseeker SLO, CASept. 7, 2012 9:17 a.m.
"interesting to hear the democrat's attack Mitt for not being specific enough about how he would grow our economy in his speech even though Mitt outlined 5 specific plans."
Ok. so Mitt has outlined specific tax cuts he plans on implementing with the goal of maintaining revenue but does not outline what loopholes etc. he is going to close to maintain revenue. Is he going to do away with the home mortgage interest deduction? charitable giving? what? Maybe he's just going to use a magic wand and make it all work out?
"What is it that liberals have such a hard time understanding about our national debt and basic economics?"
Liberals have a hard time understanding why wealthy people need another tax cut.
Liberals have a hard time understanding why Republicans don't realize tax cuts decrease long-term revenue and increase the debt. Liberals have a hard time understanding why Grover Norquist is in charge of Republican fiscal policy.
AZRods Maricopa, AZSept. 7, 2012 9:13 a.m.
Obama is no Bill Clinton. Having Clinton speak at the DNC just made Obama's weakness that much more obvious.
A Republican signs his/her check on the front. Democrats sign theirs on the back.
Owl Salt Lake City, UTSept. 7, 2012 9:12 a.m.
The challenge can be met, but Mr. Obama has demonstrated little ability to do so.
JWB Kaysville, UTSept. 7, 2012 8:54 a.m.
It is just not about the President who promised not to be reelected if he wasn't successful, but about the VP Biden. He said the two hard decisions that had to be made were the automobile (UAW voters) crisis and the Bin Laden killing. Those were decided way before they took office. Michelle was sitting very close to Biden to give the heads up or down to him on everything VP Biden said or thought he would say. The President nor the VP said anything about being better off today after four years. He skirted that issue saying they would do some things after the next election. He definitely got those people pumped up as he would in community organizing. He kept on saying that entitlements would go away under the next administration to put fear and trepidation into the hearts of those on the dole. The clear skies of Charlotte for the President that controls the weather service and government didn't help his ability to show he is in charge. I hope he doesn't have to command a real war and it is best for him to retire now before he does have to do that.
worf Mcallen, TXSept. 7, 2012 8:54 a.m.
Sixteen trillion dollar debt. This would equal 550 thousand dollars for every second in a year. Are we headed for foreclosure,and what would be like? And Obama gave away billions to the Muslim Brotherhood and many other countries?
What has Obama done to deserve another four years? What did he do? This country cannot withstand another four years.
one old man Ogden, UTSept. 7, 2012 8:29 a.m.
From Mitt and his friends, Gloom and Doom.
From the other side, a brighter future than the one we were handed by those who pushed us into debt and have nearly destroyed the middle class.
I'll be voting for brightness.
Beverly Eden, UTSept. 7, 2012 8:29 a.m.
Ask yourself, "Why did the Republican convention avoid their former presidents?" "Where was President Bush?" The problems created by deregulation were created by the Bush nonsense. Do you want to deregulate banks and Wall Street? It is a fact that company owners have a lower tax rate than many of the low level employees. Some government oversight is needed to protect average Americans from predatory banks and unregulated stock trading. Don't be fooled by the rhetoric. The problem was created, over many years, by deregulation pushed by lobbyist for banks and Wall Street. Do you think one person can correct this problem in four years? Blocked by a Congress who has been accepting lobbyist funds from big banks and securities firms has created the stumbling blocks for President Obama. Are we so short sighted that we forget who created this economic nightmare? Do you want more of a failed idea? Remember, "If you do it the same old way, you will get the same old outcomes." Expecting a different outcome is nonsense.
patriot Cedar Hills, UTSept. 7, 2012 8:00 a.m.
I really don't know what scares me more - Obama or the MTV/MSNBC educated people that vote for him. You try to explain to folks about the 16 trillion dollar atom bomb that is about to explode over their heads called the national debt (soon to be a projected 20 trillion) and they look at you like Alfred E Newman of Mad Magazine - "what me worry". It's like being on the deck of the Titanic - seeing the iceberg dead ahead - and just keep on dancing. No worries. HUH??? What is it that liberals have such a hard time understanding about our national debt and basic economics? Obama has borrowed and added nearly 6 trillion to the debt - more than any president in history - and people see it as no big deal. The next 4 years he promises more of the same - more borrowing and more debt and his adoring masses think it's no big deal. Geez people - wake up PLEASE!!!! This is not that hard. There is a reason Paul Ryan has drawn up 2 budgets to CUT the debt and balance the budget BECAUSE our future is at stake and so is our kids!!!
worf Mcallen, TXSept. 7, 2012 7:46 a.m.
It's not what Obama says, but what he does! What did he do?
Why has he given billions of our money to other countries, and denied the Canadian oil pipeline deal?
Why has the millionaires lied about Romney not paying taxes for ten years?
Liberal Ted Salt Lake City, UTSept. 7, 2012 7:19 a.m.
What is disgusting is to have politicians tell us lies, while smiling the whole time, fully aware that they are feeding us one lie after another.
And the media refuses to question our leadership. We're not allowed to question the leadership. So everyone keeps going along pretending nothing bad is happening....
As a nation we deserve everything that is going to come with the collapse of the financial system. At least as things continue to get worse, fewer people are believing the lies that we are being fed.
JoeBlow Far East USA, SCSept. 7, 2012 6:31 a.m.
"Special interests have dominated the entire Obama presidency - where have you been???? "
Let me help you Patriot.
Special interests dominate politics now. They dominate R politics and the dominate D politics.
Do you really not see that?
Let me ask you. From a purely political standpoint
Do you think money corrupts politics?
How about union money?
How about corporate money?
How about the citizens united ruling?
What suggestions do you have to stop "special interests from dominating a presidency?"
specifics please.
My solution
Taxpayer funded elections.
No lobby
No Pacs
No donations or meals or trips to any politicians. PERIOD
peter Alpine, UTSept. 7, 2012 6:27 a.m.
Obama says that he needs more time. How about 25 years to life? He claims that he's not done. But, we the people are done. Ex-governor of Michigan Jan Graham... told the people that obama saved 1 million jobs by forgiving GM's corporate debt. Why didn't Ford need the same government backing to survive? Why are corporations so evil to the liberal mindset except the one's obama choses to bail out, i.e. Solydra, GM, etc.? The time has come for those yearning to breath free to take back our country!
JoeBlow Far East USA, SCSept. 7, 2012 6:25 a.m.
Obamas speech was OK, but it was no Clinton Speech.
You may disagree with the contents of Clinton's speech, but you are delusional if you dont think it was a knockout.
CP Tooele, UTSept. 7, 2012 5:24 a.m.
He had 4 yrs to prove himself and he didn't..he needs to stay true to his promise, for once during his stay, and be a one term president. He didn't change a thing only made it worse. I vote for Romney!
RCS Orem, UTSept. 7, 2012 3:50 a.m.
Smooth, Slippery Tongues
How do you spell "Going it alone?" F - R - E - E - D - O - M
What is "Working with big government" like? Like working with a giant boa constrictor. It will eventually squeeze the life out of you.
Other states could take a lesson from us here in Utah. Big government owns 75% of our land; we, the people, own 25%. What do you call a government that owns most or all of the land? Intrusive, totalitarian, communistic. Other nations have gone down that road with big government. Americans should listen to the people who survived. Big government only gets bigger. The result is always disastrous. The people always get crushed.
Remember, "Government means control and force." Less is better. It's what we fought the Revolutionary War over! Be a true Patriot—vote for less government and freedom for the people of America in Novenber.
liberate Sandy, UTSept. 7, 2012 12:42 a.m.
@sammyg - Did you watch the convention or are you just piping some comments you read on your friends' facebook posts? They were booing yes. But any objective bystander would recognize they were not booing God. They were booing the idea that Jerusalem is the capital of Israel. You may disagree on this point but this is far from the mouth-watering shameful event that some Republicans are making it out to be.
bluecoug89 Highland, UTSept. 6, 2012 11:18 p.m.
1/3 of the people that posted on this have been completely deceived. Sad...
The Deuce Livermore, CASept. 6, 2012 11:13 p.m.
Well, 4 years later and we are hearing that he needs more time. 4 years ago he was saying that if he could not turn things around he would be gone. We now have the opporutnity to make that happen and get someone in the office that understands how to turn things around. I listened to all of the talks tonight and came away with the following themes: (1) I need more time, (2) We need to spend more money we don't have, (3) I am willing now to work with everyone. Our country stands at the crossroads. Our next choice for president has to be the correct one. We do have a clear choice, one who knows how to get things done and one who needs more time to try and get things done. How much time do you want to spend?
patriot Cedar Hills, UTSept. 6, 2012 11:09 p.m.
It was interesting to hear the democrat's attack Mitt for not being specific enough about how he would grow our economy in his speech even though Mitt outlined 5 specific plans. Tonight what did we get exactly from Barack? Can anyone tell me what the 5 step plan is from Barack other than tax some more and borrow some more and hope it works this time? What a totally lame speech! The man has been in office 4 years and he still has no idea. Time isn't the problem with Barack.... a REAL plan is. To say this guy is over his head is an understatement. I think the man is a total dud obviously but this speech was not an incomplete - it was a Failure.
Geez - it's like taking your car to get fixed and the mechanic says "wow you gave me a bunch of problems to fix here". You come back 2 weeks later and he tells you "well you know you gave me a bunch of problems to solve here and ... yes I know it is now running worse than before but just give me some more time". Time for a new mechanic!!
DavidNL Holladay, UTSept. 6, 2012 11:07 p.m.
I looked hard to discover Romney's intent as a would-be president, but all I heard was, "I can govern because I know business." That's the thing -- America is not now -- and never has been "a business...". If Romney had run a business that actually made things, or competed, or created jobs I'd get it. But he didn't. So, tonight I listened critically and while I did not hear a nuts and bolts plan, I heard the continuation of a powerful vision for a country I can believe in. A dramatically more realistic portrayal of getting from A to B than Romney's ancient and tired rhetoric. President Obama seems realistic about how America fits into a new world, while Romney seems to only understand the "get rich quick" scheme of lower taxes and program cuts. While corporations now count as people, America is not a corporation nor merely a big balance sheet. President Obama delivered a strong dose of reality with humility that has been absent in modern politics for a long time, and he's simply more believable. And inspiring. Our President is a true leader not merely a business man.
Rob Logan, UTSept. 6, 2012 11:05 p.m.
I think he should live by his word. If he didn't get the economy turned around in 3 years he should just be a 1 term President. We need to get the word out to people to go and vote and vote for experience in turning problem companies around because the process is the same to turn around America. If you have time to make calls for Mitt do it. Just do all you can. $16,000,000,000,000,000 in debt. That is a lot of zero's. 16 Trillion. Did you ever think our Amazing Country would be that far in debt? I have talked with some people who are voting for Obama and they don't answer when I ask if the economy is better than before. Why do they give him a pass? I just don't get it. Is voting Democrat more important than saving our future, our children's and Grand children's future. A nice smile does not pay the piper in the end. I have noticed Obama's nose always seems to be up in the air as if he is better than us.
A1994 Centerville, UTSept. 6, 2012 10:52 p.m.
The President is absolutely correct. The challenge CAN be met. But we're going to need to elect Mitt Romney to do it. This guy is the one who helped create the challenge in the first place.
sammyg Springville, UTSept. 6, 2012 10:50 p.m.
This Democrat convention was the absolute sorriest and biggest waste of time in American broadcast and presidential campaign history.
Democrats booing God... priceless
A party so divided on so many issues... delusional
Gay marriage platform... a real winner
Biden's intellect... (insert words here)
Clint Eastwood... nailed it
patriot Cedar Hills, UTSept. 6, 2012 10:39 p.m.
re:one vote
Special interests have dominated the entire Obama presidency - where have you been???? The man is attached at the hip with lobbyists and union bosses. As far as millionaires and billionaires - where has your golf happy pres spent most of his waking hours - other than golf? With Hollywood millionaires and billionaire buddies like Warren Buffet and Bill Gates. Oh and don't forget his biggest billionaire buddy and influence - GEORGE SOROS. Yes the American hating socialist billionaire. If you want to vote for 9.2% unemployment (as the CBO projects for next year) then go ahead. If you want to vote for 20 trillion in debt which is the projection of the next 4 years of OBama-nomics then go ahead but just know this - this isn't just you that is going to get hosed ... it is your kids and grandkids. China is growing ever stronger as Obama borrows and borrows and borrows and for every dollar we borrow from them we lose another chunk of our freedom and sovereignty. Try to set aside your worshipful emotion of OBama for a moment and think with some practicality.
Riverton Cougar Riverton, UTSept. 6, 2012 10:35 p.m.
That's funny; four years ago, he said that if he didn't have the economy turned around in three years, he deserved to be a one-term president.
He's right. The challenge can be met. Just not by Obama. He has been weighed. He has been measured. And he has definitely been found wanting.
Choose Romney-- the true path to economic recovery!
one vote Salt Lake City, UTSept. 6, 2012 9:47 p.m.
A President not looking to hand over our country to special interests and billionaires.
no fit in SG St.George, UtahSept. 6, 2012 9:35 p.m.
Slam dunk.
Obama 2012!


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Today you have the opportunity to make an important decision that could significantly impact the lives of others, further your personal ministry, and influence the future of worship in the church. By choosing to earn your Master of Arts in Worship Studies you can set that opportunity in motion.
The Liberty University School of Music's Master of Arts in Worship Studies program is designed to equip worship leaders to better serve the church as skilled, passionate leaders of worship, equipped to fit the needs of today's post-modern culture. This specialized program allows students to study and practice context-specific Biblical and theological competencies in worship and worship theories practical to the local church. Students will receive comprehensive training in qualitative and quantitative research methods, developing knowledge and expertise to function in a variety of worship cultures and contexts within the evangelical community.
Courses are taught by today's top Christian leaders in worship music, song writing, and arranging. Instructors include Al Denson (worship leader/CCM artist/songwriter), Rick Muchow (worship pastor, Saddleback Community Church), Todd Bell (worship pastor/producer, Prestonwood Baptist Church), and Mark Harris (worship leader/song writer/band member of 4Him).
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Do you like discovering new patterns from new designers?
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I think they are rather spiffy.
This pretty poncho is knit using Araucania Calbuco yarn. Calbuco is a fingering weight, 84% Cotton, 16% Polyamide blend that comes in 460 yard hanks.
I like the neckline and the eyelet pattern.
This neat tank top uses Laines du Nord Haway yarn, a worsted weight cotton blend.
This top looks like it would be cool and comfortable to wear during the summer months.
This daring piece uses Laines du Nord Eros, which is a tape style yarn.
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London - Britney Spears is recording a new song for her sons.
The 'Scream & Shout' singer - who recently split from her fiance Jason Trawick and returned her $90,000 engagement ring - is focusing on her children, Sean Preston, seven, and Jayden James, six, from her previous marriage to Kevin Federline to take her mind off the split.
The 31-year-old former 'The X Factor' USA judge revealed her boys are her new inspiration on Facebook on Wednesday (30.01.13), saying: "I'm at the studio recording a new song for my boys. They are going to freak out when they hear it. So excited!"
Britney also hinted that she will be ready to release new music in the near future, writing: "It's a surprise so keep it shhhhh and don't be grouchy. I'll fill you all in soon ;)"
The 'Toxic' hitmaker has thrown herself back into her work since splitting from her former agent Jason earlier this month.
She is reportedly close to signing a five-year concert residency in Las Vegas worth $100 million per year.
But the city is notorious for its wild partying and her father and legal guardian Jamie Spears wants to make sure she doesn't get caught up in that lifestyle before he allows her to sign the deal.
A source previously: "She has a bad track record there. This will be a bad temptation for her.
"They intend to set her up in a mansion in the Nevada suburbs. There will be bodyguards, her father, her manager - they will escort her to and from the show and watch her every move. They'll make it like her life in California, just hotter." - Bang Showbiz


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Jennifer Avalon – O Come O Come Immanuel| play
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Chico Police are looking for two suspects in a robbery at Raley's on West East Avenue Friday at about 5:40 p.m.
An employees saw the two men hiding merchandise in an attempt to shoplift. The employee confronted the men inside the store. One of the suspects lifted up his shirt and brandished a black handgun he had at his waistband, a press release from the Chico Police Department states.
The employee backed away and the two men fled the store and left the area on bicycles.
Police searched the area, but did not find the two men.
One man was described as white, approximately 30 years old, 6 feet 1 inch, wearing a white T-shirt and blue jean shorts.
The second man was described as Hispanic, about 30 years old, 6 feet, wearing a blue T-shirt and black shorts.


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AICC general secretary and Telangana State Congress party affairs in-charge Digvijay Singh has lashed out at Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao alleging that the latter has given hundreds of crores of rupees advertisements to the newspapers on the occasion of State Formation Day celebrations while the poor were dying on the other side.
KCR was celebrating Telangana State Formation Day like King Nero, he alleged and said that it was shameful on the part of KCR. Reacting on the KCR celebrations in a Twitter…Digvijay said that KCR family only benefited in the last two years. The farmers were committing suicides, people dying due to sun stroke and increasing unemployment in the state, he said while expressing his greetings to the people on the occasion of state formation day.
He thanked AICC Chief Sonia Gandhi for fulfilling the long time aspiration of separate Telangana State. (NSS)


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Utah Jazz Media Day 2013: Photos, Interviews and TakeawaysOctober 2, 2013
The new-look Utah Jazz are going to be one of the most exciting teams to follow in the entire NBA this season. And that's how I felt before media day. Now, I'm almost giddy.
We finally got to see all the component parts of this seemingly perfect rebuilding the organization has engineered—decked out in Jazz gear and brimming with confidence.
The five lottery picks from the last four years who are set to step into the starting lineup, as well as the rest of Utah's revamped roster reported for photos and interviews that will serve as the official introduction of the 2013-14 Jazz to the world.
New Beginning, New Roles
Some teams try to hide the fact that they're rebuilding. Or they won't come right out and say it. But the Jazz? Well, it wouldn't have taken Columbo to uncover the evidence of a rebuild around this media day. In fact, the general manager put it out there in his opening statement. From the Deseret News' Jody Genessy:
And Utah's beginning point is better than most. Each of the presumed starters is loaded with potential, and excited for more responsibility.
When Locked on Sports' David Locke asked Derrick Favors if he was ready to step into a bigger role, the former No. 3 pick simply said, "Yeah, I've been ready."
Gordon Hayward is too.
Those two will likely be the captains of this stripped down and rebuilt ship, but they're not the only ones in line for a lot more minutes and a lot more shots.
One name that popped up over and over during interviews was Alec Burks—a guy who posted an average of 19 points a game in college, but has yet to see an opportunity to really put his scoring ability on display in the pros.
Well, Burks must be aware that he's about to get his shot, because he's been hard at work this summer. Locke conducted all the individual player interviews and had this to say as he was wrapping up for the day:
Influence of Stockton, Malone and Sloan
Jazz legends John Stockton and Karl Malone haven't suited up in years and Jerry Sloan is no longer in the huddle during timeouts, but all three have already had an impact on the 2013-14 team.
Stockton is arguably the greatest pure point guard in NBA history, and he is willing to pass on some of his knowledge and experience.
Combo guard Burks and rookie point guard Trey Burke worked with Stockton for three days in Washington, and it sounds like it was time well spent.
In his interview with Locke, Burke said of Stockton, "He taught me a lot about patience and the ball screen, shot selection, different reads out of the pick and roll. He taught me a lot in the three days I was with him."
He also offered a candid response to a hypothetical Locke posed. When asked if he would shoot a jump shot after seeing Russell Westbrook go under a screen during the first game of the season, Burke quickly answered, "Maybe before I went to Spokane, I would've done that."
That remark should be met with some great big smiles from Jazz fans who saw Burke struggle during the summer league—largely because of forced shots.
And in an effort to push those great big smiles to all out beaming, I'll add this nugget from Jeremiah Jensen:
Stockton wasn't the only former Jazzer having fun with the new guys. Karl Malone has been working with Favors and Enes Kanter.
The sessions were a major topic of conversation during Kanter's interview with Locke. He talked about fishing with Malone, spending time with his family and even wrecking his buggy. But it wasn't all fun and games, they worked on plenty of basketball and apparently Malone taught Kanter some of his old tricks:
Finally, there's Sloan. Not many organizations have consultants quite like him—an NBA coaching legend who transformed the Jazz into a perennial Western Conference power.
He'll be called upon by both the coaching staff and management throughout the year for his wisdom and experience—two things that aren't overly abundant on this very young team.
KFAN's Kyle Gunther relayed Jazz president Randy Rigby's thoughts on Sloan's position with the team:
Looks like the sounding board is already being put to use. Several other members of the media noted a conversation between Sloan and his former assistant Tyrone Corbin at the start of the day's proceedings. It's something that will certainly happen a lot this year. Corbin is the head coach now, but he came up under Sloan and can still learn a lot from the third-winningest coach in NBA history.
Extensions for Hayward and Favors
Hayward and Favors are both emerging stars and the new leaders of this young Jazz team. They're also restricted free agents this summer. So, it makes sense that reporters at the Zion's Bank Center were eager to know how negotiations are going on their contract extensions.
But the organization offered no more than the typical, deflecting answers we're all used to in these situations. Hayward and Favors even joked with Locke about how they'd been coached to answer any questions this way:
Digging for some information wasn't completely useless though, as there was some indication from the GM that a deal could get done this year. From The Salt Lake Tribune's Bill Oram:
From the Bay to the Mountains
As was expected, the biggest stars throughout the day were the presumed starters Burke, Burks, Hayward, Favors and Kanter. But you need more than five guys on a basketball team and the Jazz added a lot this summer.
John Lucas III, Rudy Gobert and Ian Clark all showed up pretty quietly. Brandon Rush, Richard Jefferson and Andris Biedrins did not. They came to Utah as part of a huge three-team trade that sent Andre Iguodala from Denver to Golden State. The Jazz got involved as the team to which the Warriors dumped enough salary to make room for Iguodala.
So, they may have been the least glamorous part of the deal, but Rush, Jefferson and Biedrins all seem intent on restoring some luster to their careers while in Utah.
One of the biggest questions surrounding Rush is whether he or Burks will start at shooting guard. He's a more accomplished player, but fully embracing this rebuild would mean going with the younger guy. When asked about it, Rush offered the political response:
Either way, his three-point shooting will be a valuable asset on offense and his physical style of defense should help slow down opposing wings.
And speaking of defense: Once upon a time, Biedrins was an up-and-coming specialist on that end. But over his last couple years with Golden State, he's become a near non-factor.
He's hoping to rediscover a significant role as a member of the Jazz:
The most famous player from the Warriors deal is Richard Jefferson. And although he's 33 years old and no longer a consistent 20-point scorer, he could still be an important part of this rebuilding.
As the oldest and most experienced player on the roster, Jefferson will have plenty of tutoring he can offer all the youngsters.
He's already impressing the media. KSL's Jarom Moore's sentiments are right in line with most who covered the media day:
Biggest Takeaways from Media Day
The biggest storyline surrounding Utah all summer has been this rebuilding. Media day added some personality to it.
We've been talking about how talented Burke, Burks, Hayward, Favors and Kanter are for months. We've been looking at their numbers in college and in limited roles in the league, always adding the caveat that they were put up against weaker competition.
But that personality—it's a confident one. From all five. They each looked and sounded poised, mature and ready for bigger roles and more responsibility.
And the air of excitement the young guys have generated is almost palpable. Media and fans alike cannot wait to see this team in action.
Indeed it is, Jody Genessy.
Wrapping Up
What lineups will look best together? Which of the young guys (if any) will look in over their heads in preseason action? Will they mesh faster than any of us expected?
Those and plenty of other questions will surround the Jazz throughout training camp and probably the whole year.
That much uncertainty with most teams would equate to a nervous or unhappy fan base. But not in Utah. Jazz fans have been excited to see the new guys take over since the 2012-13 season ended.
I guess you could say they feel like Derrick Favors: "They've been ready."
You can find video of David Locke's interviews with all the Jazz players on the team's official website.


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This building is listed under the Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990 as amended for its special architectural or historic interest.
Name: CHURCH OF ST JOHN
List entry Number: 1273399
The building may lie within the boundary of more than one authority.
County: Cumbria
District: Eden
District Type: District Authority
Parish: Culgaith
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Date first listed: 23-Jun-1992
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CULGAITH, SKIRWITH, Church of St John
Parish Church. 1856, by Frederick John and Horace Francis, for the Reverend Christopher Parker; repairs to east end in progress at time of inspection (May 1992). Coursed squared red sandstone, graduated green slate roofs with red ridge tiles. Decorated style. Small 4-bay nave with south-west tower, 3-bay south aisle and 2-bay chancel with 1-bay north vestry. The 3 stage tower embraced by the nave and aisle and projecting to the west, has a chamfered plinth, diagonal buttresses dying at the 3rd stage, with 3 offsets, an embattled parapet with corner gargoyles and a short octagonal spire; a moulded 2-centred arched west doorway with set-in shafts, hoodmould with figured stops, and board door with elaborate foliated strap hinges; a lancet to the 2nd stage; 2-light louvred belfry windows with reticulated tracery, moulded surrounds and hoodmoulds with figured stops; and two tiers of lucarnes to the spire. The nave, with 2 buttresses, has 3, 2-light windows and a 1-light window at the west end, and a large 3-light west window, all these windows 2- centred arched and moulded in 2 orders, with differing forms of reticulated tracery and hoodmoulds with differing figured stops. The south aisle, of full height with its own pitched roof, has a diagonal buttress, and 3 windows like those of the nave and likewise differing in detail. The chancel, also with diagonal buttresses, has 2-centred arched priest door and 2 windows on the south side, a gabled window and one window on the north side, all windows of 2 cinquefoil lights with tracery above, and a 3-light east window with multi-foil tracery. All the roofs have gable copings with kneelers and apex crosses.
INTERIOR: 3 bay aisle arcade of short octagonal columns and responds with moulded caps, moulded 2 centred arches with hoodmoulds springing from carved moulded foliated stops (all differing); chancel arch in similar style; plastered walls; windows with moulded stone reveals and hoodmoulds with differing figured stops, and stained glass by Wailes of Newcastle; arched- braced hammer-beam roofs to nave and aisle, wagon-roof to chancel; nave has elaborate carved wooden pulpit on stone and marble base, carved octagonal font with elaborate steeply swept wooden cover, and pews with trefoil tracery panels, chancel has choir stalls with poppy-head finials, and carved wooden altar and reredos flanked by outer reredos under paired crocketed canopies. Imported fittings: 2-bay parclose screen forming Lady Chapel in south aisle; medieval reredos in this chapel; large and elaborately naturalistic metal chandelier in nave. HISTORY: Messrs. Francis were successful church and commercial architects of London and Home Counties in mid and late C19. Interior design and fittings reflect ecclesiological and liturgical enthusiasm of donor.
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An intoxicating mix of murder, sex and razzle dazzle, Chicago is Broadway at its most iconic. A winking satire of celebrity culture, it's the tale of two beautiful criminals in the Roaring Twenties who plan to get away with murder by putting on one hell of a show. Known for its slinky Bob Fosse choreography, lacey costumes and finger-clicking score, Chicago will show you a good time.
Debuting on Broadway in 1975, Chicago was initially overshadowed by the year's other big musical, A Chorus Line, but is now firmly established as one of the Great White Way's most instantly recognisable shows. It's Broadway's longest-running ever American musical, and was turned into an Oscar winning movie in 2002, starring Catherine Zeta-Jones and Richard Gere.
It's Prohibition Era in Chicago and vaudeville performer Velma Kelly is stuck behind bars in the Cook County Jail, awaiting trial for murdering her cheating husband and sister. Fortunately she has Billy Flynn on her defense team, a famed lawyer with a perfect track record, and a master at manipulating public opinion in favor of his clients. Everything is looking rosy until Roxie Hart turns up. Accused of killing her lover, Roxie is a fame hungry wannabe, who immediately sets about stealing both Velma's limelight, and her lawyer.
Each battling for their 15 minutes of fame, the women go head to head in the race to become Chicago's most notorious criminal, and escape the rope.
Chicago is inspired by the true story of Beulah Annan and Belva Gaertner, two women who were tried for murder, and acquitted, in Chicago in 1924. Maurice Dallas Watkins, a journalist for the Chicago Tribune, covered their sensational trials, and later turned their stories into the play upon which the musical is based.
Previews from: 23 October 1996
Opening night: 14 November 1996
Chicago may be inappropriate for children aged 12 and under. Children under 4 years of age will not be admitted into the Ambassador Theater.
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The authors of a new study suggest it might be.
Pet lovers, I know what you're thinking: Kick the world's cutest doggy out of the bed? (Yes, you are! Yes, you are!) That's absurd. Well, the paper coming out in the February in the CDC journal Emerging Infectious Diseases documents cases where humans were likely infected with diseases through their beloved pets.
Even the most well-groomed and healthy-looking pets can carry dangerous bacteria, parasites and viruses that could causes serious illness, the report warns.
The study, which examined illnesses thought to be transmitted by pets in countries around the globe, runs down some pretty creepy examples. A 69-year-old man whose cat licked his hip replacement wound came down with meningitis. And a 9-year-old boy with a cat with fleas got plague. You read that correctly.
The study is quick to point out that zoonotic infections, as they are known, are rare. Good hygiene is key to keeping the risk of infection down, the report states.
But the risk of getting sick from sleeping with, kissing, or being licked by pets is real, especially considering that more than 60 percent of American households have a pet, the study states. According to one survey, among dog owners, 53 percent snuggle up with their pooch and among adult cat owners, 62 percent let their kitty sleep with them.


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Oral and Oropharyngeal Cancer - Introduction
ON THIS PAGE: You will find some basic information about these diseases and the parts of the body they may affect. This is the first page of Cancer.Net's Guide to Oral and Oropharyngeal Cancer. To see other pages, use the menu. Think of that menu as a roadmap to this full guide.
Cancer begins when healthy cells change and grow out of control, forming a mass called a tumor. A tumor can be cancerous or benign. A cancerous tumor is malignant, meaning it can grow and spread to other parts of the body. A benign tumor means the tumor can grow but will not spread.
Cancer of the oral cavity and cancer of the oropharynx are 2 of the most common types of cancer that develop in the head and neck region, a grouping called head and neck cancer. The oral cavity and oropharynx, along with other parts of the head and neck, contribute to our ability to chew, swallow, breathe, and talk.
The oral cavity includes the:
Lining of the lips and cheeks, called the buccal mucosa
Gingiva, which is the upper and lower gums
Front two-thirds of the tongue
Floor of the mouth under the tongue
Hard palate or the roof of the mouth
Retromolar trigone, which is the small area behind the wisdom teeth
The oropharynx begins where the oral cavity stops. It includes the:
Soft palate at the back of the mouth
Part of the throat behind the mouth
Base of the tongue
More than 90% of oral and oropharyngeal cancers are squamous cell carcinoma. This means that they begin in the flat, squamous cells found in the lining of the mouth and throat. The most common locations for cancer in the oral cavity are:
Floor of the mouth
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Although oral cancer and oropharyngeal cancer are commonly described using 1 phrase, it is important to identify exactly where the cancer began. This is because there are differences in treatment between the 2 locations.
Looking for More of an Introduction?
If you would like additional introductory information, explore these related items. Please note that these links take you to other sections on Cancer.Net:
ASCO Answers Fact Sheet: Read a 1-page fact sheet that offers an introduction to this type of cancer. This fact sheet is available as a PDF, so it is easy to print out.
Cancer.Net en Español: Read about oral and oropharyngeal cancer in Spanish. Infórmase sobre cáncer oral y orofaríngeo en español.
The next section in this guide is Statistics. It helps explain how many people are diagnosed with these diseases and general survival rates. Or, use the menu to choose another section to continue reading this guide.


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Sarah Jessica Parker's new baby saved her marriage to Matthew Broderick.
That's the secret behind the arrival of little James Wilke Broderick, whose birth on October 28 in New York City made headlines across the country.
"Just a year and a half ago, friends of Sarah and Matthew thought their marriage was heading toward disaster," said a close source. "With Sarah's commitment to 'Sex and the City,' and Matthew appearing nearly every night on Broadway in 'The Producers,' they weren't spending time together.
"Matthew was partying at Manhattan nightspots like Suite 16 and Luxia with his gorgeous blonde co-star, Cady Huffman. And Sarah was spending time with her former co-star, John Corbett.
"After intense arguments over the future of their marriage, Sarah decided there was only one way to firm up her union with Matthew — and that was getting pregnant."
In our June 19, 2001, issue, The ENQUIRER reported on tormented Sarah's misdirected jealousy of married Cady. But her long working hours on "Sex and the City" made Sarah's solution — having a baby — impossible at the time, and her plan to save her marriage was frustrated.
That frustration showed up at work, a source from the set of her HBO series told The ENQUIRER — Sarah seemed depressed, and even cried on the set.
"Once, she took a break in filming when she saw a mom pushing a baby stroller down the street," said the set insider. "Sarah just walked away and burst into tears. You could tell she was not happy in her life."
It took the terror attacks of September 11 to bring the couple's fading marriage back to life, The ENQUIRER learned.
"They realized how much they meant to one another," the close source said. "From that point forward, they put 100 percent effort into the marriage and trying to get pregnant. And when she finally got pregnant, Matthew and Sarah were happier than ever."
Sarah, 37, announced her pregnancy in April. She suffered a miscarriage scare — reported in The ENQUIRER's July 9 issue — but she made it through and finally delivered her healthy 6-pound, 8-ounce son.
"Now Sarah is thinking about wrapping up her run on 'Sex and the City' and Matthew is mulling his next great role — fatherhood," said the close source. "They're in love like they were when they first met and they want to make a strong family together.
"Sarah and Matthew's baby truly saved their marriage."


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Editor's note: The following case study was provided by Don Clark with Standard Nutrition in Hewitt, Wis.
This past December, one of the dairy farms that Don Clark works with wanted to give its fresh cows an edge and started drenching them. This dairy farm milks about 300 cows and has an average milk production of more than 80 pounds.
"The owner had picked out a drenching product that other dairymen in the area had been using with some success," says Clark.
Shortly after the herd started drenching its fresh cows, one of the cows dropped dead. Obviously, the dairymen was concerned and wanted to know why this animal had died. "On initial investigation, we found nothing out of the ordinary and assumed the person pumping the cow got some of the fluid mixture into the lungs," explains Clark.
As time went by, a few more cows died after being drenched. Cows would die anywhere from 15 minutes to an hour or two after being pumped; the average time was 30 minutes when the cow would drop over dead. The herd was not seeing the typical signs of respiratory distress expected when getting fluid into the lungs. Instead, cows appeared relatively normal until they dropped.
The feeding program, drenching protocol and cow-handling were all reviewed, revealing nothing. Clark decided to go back to the product and see if there was something he was missing. "The ingredient list on the tag looked fine. But, as I was reviewing the tag I saw another bag out of the corner of my eye. After examining this bag, I discovered it was an open bag of potassium chloride," explains Clark. "We weren't feeding potassium chloride in any of the rations, so there was no reason it should have been there."
What Clark discovered is that potassium chloride had been added to the drench. This information had never been shared with him before.
After reviewing the mixing procedure for the drench, Clark learned that the farm had been using three cups of the drench product in 5 gallons of water, which was the recommended mixing rate on the tag. Then, the dairy was adding one cup of potassium chloride. The herd manager had then increased the potassium chloride to two cups in the drench mix.
"I immediately contacted my colleagues to confirm proper dosing levels for potassium chloride," notes Clark. With a quick internet search and with information gleaned from Jesse Goff, professor of biomedical sciences at Iowa State University, it was determined that 110 grams or a little less than 4 ounces was the maximum amount of potassium chloride that should be fed to a cow. If more is used, it could be cardio-toxic and stop the cow's heart.
After getting a digital scale and weighing the cup the dairy farm was using to measure the drench ingredients, Clark discovered that the cup was actually 11 ounces instead of the 8 ounces that had been assumed. So, this herd was effectively feeding more than 20 ounces of potassium chloride. This was at least 16 ounces more than the cow could withstand, and this level of potassium chloride was killing cows.
Clark says he asked the dairy farmer where he got the idea to feed potassium chloride, and he said that someone had told him to feed it. "It's unclear the amount that was originally suggested, but the dairy decided to increase the amount fed on their own, up to 2 cups, which in this case was more than 20 ounces," says Clark. "He probably thought if a little was good, a lot would be better."
As soon as the potassium chloride was eliminated from the drench, cows stopped dying. Every animal drenched since then has been fine.
"It was a tough lesson," notes Clark. "It was a misuse of a product and miscommunication."
The dairy farmer will be more careful about who he listens to. When he comes up with a new idea, it's advised that he ask a number of people before implementing it. And, Clark says "everything this particular farm does from now on is going to be written, including all recommendations received."


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At their June 16 meeting, council members were given an overview of the spending plan by Town Manager Joe Calabrigo.
"As everyone knows, what we've been going through in the current recession and current economic cycle is not typical," he stated.
Calabrigo said their assessment of the situation is that the town is facing two major fiscal impacts. The first being the global economic situation and its subsidiary effect on home sales, property taxes and sales taxes. The second being the unknown of what the state of California may do in its quest to achieve a balanced budget.
"For 2009-10, Town and Community Development Agency revenues have declined nearly $2 million below the 2008-09 levels and this is without the state takeaways," he explained.
As a result, the budget put before the council showed a 6.4 percent decrease over last year's budget and would require significant financial reductions across the board. Calabrigo said that the budget would show reductions in 33 of the 42 program areas in the town. Only six program areas are targeted for increases.
Areas receiving increases include town-wide special events, Animal Control, Building Services, Parks Maintenance, Roadside Maintenance and Youth Services.
Calabrigo said that there are five major programming areas in the town and all of them are being cut back.
* General Government: 14.0 percent
* Police Service: 2.1 percent
* Development/Transportation: 15.6 percent
* Maintenance Services: 0.1 percent
* Recreation Services: 1.7 percent
Staffing levels in the town are down by 5 percent, a figure Calabrigo said will remain steady as positions will not be filled. Besides the hiring freeze, town employees will not be seeing salary increases.
"Our system is entirely merit-based but there is no merit increase in the financial plan," he said.
Despite the glum economic news, Calabrigo said the spending plan they proposed is a solid one with the majority of the reductions designed to have as little impact on the public as possible. And despite the downturn and its effects, the town's budget will manage to keep an operating reserve of $10.3 million, or roughly 41 percent of the budget.
In discussing the budget process, Calabrigo said that the recession has created a new fiscal paradigm in local government, which will require constant attention.
"This is something we will have to manage and operate in for the next few years. Contingency plans will need to be in place in case the economic situation changes," he said.
Only one person spoke about the budget during the public hearing. Resident Linda Stolow called on the council to allot more resources to the town's burgeoning senior population.
"I don't think we can ignore the tsunami that is called baby boomers," she stated. "When I look at other communities that are less solvent and less affluent and I see what they've done for them, I want to recommend that we consider some other alternatives besides putting the seniors in the Veterans Building."
Calabrigo responded by saying that so far they are not seeing any programmatic evidence of an increase.
"The enrollment we see in all of our programs from youth through teens through adults all the way up to seniors are not changing significantly. We continue to see strong demand in all those areas," he said.
Mayor Newell Arnerich agreed. "There are a number of programs in Recreation Services that are going to see some cuts in 2009-10. That includes adults, seniors and cultural arts."
Councilwoman Candace Andersen said that even with all the cuts, seniors are still seeing improvements in service. "Even today in our current economic crisis we're still spending $55,000 more than we did in 2008," she said.
Council members decried the state's ongoing plans to take revenues away from the towns. Initial plans called for taking some property tax revenues in order to balance the budget but more recent plans are looking at gas tax funds.
"It's like robbing Peter to pay Paul," said Councilman Mike Doyle, "and nobody knows how much Paul actually has. It's a disgrace that we've let this go on as long as we have."
"It's caused by the state's misguided self inflicted budget issues," agreed Arnerich.
After a brief discussion, council members voted unanimously to adopt the budget plan.


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Vince Lozano
- "No Fair!"
- ―Jacoby
Jacoby was a pirate in Captain Hector Barbossa's crew aboard the Black Pearl, and was one of those cursed by the Chest of Cortés.
- "I'm gonna teach you the meanin' of pain!"
- ―Jacoby to Will Turner
Jacoby was presumably recruited by Captain Jack Sparrow in Tortuga, prior to the mutiny that saw Barbossa lead the quest to Isla de Muerta. There, the crew became cursed, and spent the following nine years tracking down all 882 Aztec coins to lift the curse. Jacoby joined the assault on Port Royal to find the final piece.
During the siege, Jacoby caused damage to the town's structures by throwing several hand grenades, but was hindered by Will Turner, who threw a hatchet into his back. Later, Turner came face-to-face with Jacoby once more, who had survived by dint of the immortality that came with the curse. Jacoby threw a grenade, but it turned out to be a dud. Will was summarily knocked out and Jacoby made his escape with the rest of the crew back to the Pearl.
Jacoby confronted Will once more in Isla de Muerta, during the attack on the HMS Dauntless. There, he cornered Will and was about to kill him when Elizabeth Swann knocked him off his feet with a gaffe. Turner and Swann teamed up to spear Jacoby and two of his mates together on the gaffe. Will placed a grenade inside Jacoby's skeletal form, and pushed him out of the moonlight, trapping it in his flesh-and-blood body. Jacoby exploded, his last words a comment on the unfairness of the situation.
It is presumed Jacoby did not survive the explosion, or else was not able to put his bones back together before the curse was lifted.
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- Jacoby was portrayed by Vince Lozano in The Curse of the Black Pearl, and appears as one of the Cursed Pirates in Kingdom Hearts II, voiced by John DiMaggio.
- In the first draft of the screenplay for The Curse of the Black Pearl, Jacoby's role was slightly larger.[1] Jacoby replaced Pintel as the one who was shot by Hector Barbossa, and replaced Bo'sun as the one who said "You brought us the wrong person!"
- Jacoby's gimmick of lighting fuses in his beard was shared and inspired by Blackbeard.
- Jacoby's skeleton appearance, clothing, and preferred weapon, grenades, is similar to that of Undead Grenadiers from Pirates of the Caribbean Online.
- Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl
- Kingdom Hearts II (Non-canonical appearance)
- LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean: The Video Game (Non-canonical appearance)
- Pirates of the Caribbean: The Legend of Jack Sparrow
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Friday, March 14 at 10 pm on ABC
"20/20? goes inside the very dark and very real world of "murder for hire." In a "20/20? exclusive, David Muir rides along shotgun with the hit men hired to pull the trigger… only these assassins are really undercover Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms agents disguised at killers. These are not your ordinary crime fighters - they are special agents with a secret job posing as hit men to prevent contract killings. They foil the plots of those scorned lovers, bitter business rivals and evil-minded ex's who want someone they know eliminated. The report includes exclusive undercover ATF video of the set-ups and the stings - conspiracies to commit murder all caught on tape. "Murder for Hire" airs on "20/20? on FRIDAY, MARCH 14 (10:00-11:00 p.m., ET) on the ABC Television Network.
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One of this summer's biggest trends is neon. Neon, neon, neon rockin' everywhere! But wearing head to toe neon or even neon accessories isn't for the faint of head. One way you can wear the trend without feeling like all eyes will instantly be on you is to top off your look with neon jewelry. You can indulge in this trend inexpensively, too.
Stores like Forever 21 and H&M have a variety of options that will not break the bank. And because you spent so little on them, who cares if you aren't into this look next season, right? Just have fun now but adding a little neon to your life.
For the creative among us, you can take an existing piece of jewelry, preferably something with rhinestones or links, and use your favorite neon nail polish to paint two coats of your color of choice on the pieces yourself to get more mileage out of something that you already own.
But for those who rather just pick something up, as mentioned earlier, Forever 21 and H&M are your go to stores. Here are a few cute finds from each:
- Forever 21 High Polish Friendship Bracelet, $4.80
- Forever 21 Layered Neon Accent Necklace, $14.80
- H&M Neon Earrings, $7.95
- H&M Necklace, $6.95
What say you? Will you be out and about this summer rocking neon jewelry?
–Channing Hargrove
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The stunning reality star looked flawless in a gray bandage-style skirt, black strapless bra and a trendy leopard clutch. Kim dined at Villa Pacri restaurant in Manhattan's super-trendy Meatpacking District.
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An intensive study of all 50 states' vulnerability to corruption has found New Jersey top in the nation at stemming the tide of political sleaze. Pennsylvania and Delaware made the top half among state rankings, but only a handful of states rated a B or better in the survey. Fully half earned a D or F.
The Center for Public Integrity, Public Radio International and the nonprofit Global Integrity spent more than a year on the study, hiring 50 statehouse reporters and looking carefully at states' laws and practices on ethics and transparency.
"Overall, the grades are not good," said Caitlin Ginley, a key staff member on the project. "No state got an A, and even when you look at states that did well, you see there is a lot of room for improvement."
So how does New Jersey come out on top?
"Any time you see a ranking that says New Jersey is doing the best in terms of corruption, it's a little bit eye-popping," said veteran reporter Josh Margolin.
His book with Ted Sherman, "The Jersey Sting," chronicled a bizarre corruption case that featured assorted politicians along with orthodox rabbis, a retired burlesque stripper and an illegal kidney broker.
Margolin said, in part because of its rich tradition of scandal, New Jersey has enacted laws, including a new public records statute, aimed at bringing more openness to the state's political culture. That explains the state's relatively strong showing in the survey.
But Margolin said there are serious weaknesses, among them financial disclosure requirements for state officials.
"The disclosure documents are really, really weak," Margolin said. "They don't give you a lot of good information. They don't give you precise information. By comparison, documents that have to be filled out by members of the United States Congress are far superior."
Margolin said the state's campaign finance laws also need an overhaul.
Pennsylvania rated low
Pennsylvania has seen a parade of high-profile politicians in corruption cases lately. Just over the past year, two former state House Speakers, John Perzel and Bill DeWeese, were convicted of abusing their offices.
The Keystone State got a C minus on the investigation's scorecard, ranking 19th nationally. The state got credit for a new open records law and an aggressive open records officer.
But John Contino, executive director of the State Ethics Commission, said his agency has lost a quarter of its budget and a third of its staff to budget cuts in the last four years.
"We're an agency right now of 19 people with statewide investigative jurisdiction," Contino said. "We just cannot pursue all the cases we get complaints on, and we cannot pursue them as effectively as we did when we were fully funded and fully staffed."
Tim Potts, president of the citizens advocacy group Democracy Rising PA, said there have also been deep cuts for the Pennsylvania Department of State, which tracks lobbyist disclosures and campaign finance reports.
"And the amount of money involved in enforcing these laws is pathetically small," Potts said. "You add the State Department, the Ethics Commission and the Office of Open Records, and you're looking at less than $12 million a year. The House and Senate will spend more than that on printing this year."
And Pennsylvania's campaign finance laws are notoriously weak. It's one of a handful of states that permit unlimited contributions, and Contino said it needs restrictions on state vendors contributing to officials they get contracts from.
Delaware also got C minus
Delaware also rated a C minus in the survey, right in the middle of the national rankings. Politics are intimate in a state with only a single congressional district, and there's a tradition of moderation and civility in discourse often known as the "Delaware way."
But John Flaherty, president of the Delaware Coalition for Open Government, said disclosure requirements for lobbyist spending are weak. And he said it's legal for government officials not to disclose many gifts.
"Everything you give should be counted, and everything you get should be counted," Flaherty said. "If the governor gets a gift, the governor needs to account for that."
Delaware did well in some categories, such as internal government auditing. But Flaherty said the state does a bad job in key areas, such as making it easy to obtain financial disclosure statements.
"You want to see a financial report about [state Senate President Pro Tempore] Tony DeLuca, you have to go down there and you get a paper copy of it," Flaherty said. "It's time to have that stuff on the Internet. I think the public needs to know that, if somebody has a conflict, it's apparent, and you can take a look at it."
Unfazed by scandal
Delaware is seeing some movement toward further reforms, but Potts said Pennsylvania politicians' response to a string of scandals is nothing short of, well, scandalous.
"We have the most criminally prosecuted legislature in America today, [and] the 'kids for cash' scandal in Luzerne County, which is the worst judicial scandal in American history," Potts said. "The response to this has been virtually nothing."
Those behind the State Integrity Investigation and rankings hope some attention and public embarrassment may change that across the country.
Mark Eichmann contributed to this report.
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