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From the Senate Office
following statement is published
in accordance with the Senate
Rules. Among other purposes,
the publication of SEC actions
is intended to stimulate discussion
among the constituencies and
their representatives. Please
communicate your comments to
Senate Chair Mitchell Marcus,
or Kristine Kelly, Box 12 College
Hall/6303, (215) 898-6943 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Executive Committee Actions
May 7, 2003
Report. Professor Mitchell
Marcus began his report by informing
SEC members that he was delighted
that Les Hudson had been chosen
as the new Vice Provost for Strategic
Initiatives. Professor Marcus
reminded SEC that he participated
in the interview process, and
stated that he was optimistic
that Dr. Hudson's new role
in the development and implementation
of Penn's strategy for technology
transfer and entrepreneurial
initiatives will be very beneficial
for Penn's faculty.
Marcus told SEC that the three Senate
Chairs had informed Provost Barchi
of SEC's desire that a search
for a new Associate Provost begin
immediately, and communicated Provost
Barchi's response that with two
Vice Provost searches now underway,
for both the Vice Provost for Research
and Vice Provost for Libraries, that
it would not be possible to begin
the third search until the fall. Professor
Marcus conveyed that Provost Barchi
had committed that the search would
begin early in the fall semester.
Professor Marcus pointed out that
Chair-Elect Lance Donaldson-Evans
would take over as Senate Chair with
New Business during this meeting..
Professor Marcus thanked SEC, its
Committee Chairs and committee members,
and the Grievance Commission for their
hard work this past year. Professor
Marcus also thanked his colleagues,
Past Chair David Hackney, Chair-Elect
Lance Donaldson-Evans, and Senate
Assistant Kristine Kelly.
Chair's Report on Academic
Planning and Budget and Capital
Council. Past Chair David
Hackney reported that Provost
Barchi had agreed that in the
future many issues brought to
Academic Planning & Budget
can be shared with SEC, after
clearing with the Provost to
determine that discussion items
had already been vetted through
the University Administration
and Trustees. By the nature of
the items discussed at Capital
Council, the confidentiality
agreement will still stand and
the past chair will not be able
to report on Capital Council
discussions to SEC.
Committee Update. Nominating
Committee Chair and SEC member
Peter Kuriloff updated SEC on
the completed Nominating Committee
slate. After reviewing the slate,
he informed SEC that Almanac
will be posting it in its May
13 issue. Professor Kuriloff
also thanked the committee for
their hard work.
Committee on Administration Report
on Faculty Retirement. Professor
Peter McCleary, Chair of the
Senate Committee on Administration
presented his committee's
final report on Faculty Retirement.
For background purposes, Professor
McCleary informed SEC that the
Committee had discussions with
Professor Gerald Porter and Associate
Provost Walter Wales on the history
and content of the Task Force
its report, the Committee noted that
while the Retirement Task Force Recommendations
offer only marginal improvement to
the University's existing policy
on Faculty Retirement, the Committee
nonetheless recommended that the Senate
Executive Committee accept those recommendations.
Additionally, the Committee recommended
that SEC continue to study the issue
in order to clarify or explain such
questions as to whether a faculty
retirement problem exists, what are
the advantages or disadvantages of
early retirement, what are the actual
costs incurred, and so forth. SEC
unanimously approved the Report, and
encouraged follow up where necessary.
Marcus turned the Chair over to Professor
Donaldson-Evans thanked Professors
Marcus and Hackney for this past year,
and looked forward to continue to
work with Professor Mitch Marcus this
upcoming academic year. Professor
Donaldson-Evans also noted that Professor
David Hackney, while finishing his
SEC tenure, will continue to be a
valuable resource to him and SEC.
Elections. The
following elections were held, with
results to be tallied after the meeting:
the Faculty Senate Rules, formal
notification to members may be
accomplished by publication in Almanac.
The following is published under
that rule.
TO: Members
of the Faculty Senate
FROM: Mitchell
Marcus, Chair
SUBJECT: Senate
Nominations 2003-2004
In accordance with the Faculty Senate
Rules, official notice is given of
the Senate Nominating Committee's
slate of nominees for the incoming
Senate Officers. The nominees, all
of whom have indicated their willingness
to serve, are:
Chair-Elect Charles
Mooney, Professor, School of Law
Secretary-Elect Jacqueline
French, Associate Professor of Neurology
Members of SEC (to
serve a 3-year term beginning
upon election):Sherrill
Adams, Professor of Biochemistry,
School of Dental MedicineJulie
Fairman, Associate Professor of NursingSusan
Gennaro, Professor, School of NursingEdward
Rubin, Professor, School of Law
Professors (to serve a 2-year
term beginning upon election):Camille
Charles, Assistant Professor of SociologyRobert
W. Neumar, Assistant Professor of
Emergency Medicine
Committee on Academic Freedom
and Responsibility (to serve
a 3-year term beginning upon
Thom, Associate Professor of Emergency
Tulman, Associate Professor of Nursing
Committee on the Economic Status
of the Faculty (to serve a 3-year
term beginning upon election):Amita
Sehgal, Associate Professor of Neuroscience Phoebe
Leboy, Professor of Biochemistry,
School of Dental Medicine
Again in accord with the Senate Rules you
are invited to submit "additional
nominations, which shall be accomplished
via petitions containing at least twenty-five
valid names and the signed approval of
the candidate. All such petitions must
be received no later than fourteen days
subsequent to the circulation of the nominees
of the Nominating Committee. Nominations
will automatically be closed fourteen days
after circulation of the slate of the Nominating
Committee." Petitions must be received
by mail at the Faculty Senate, Box 12 College
Hall/6303, or by hand at the Faculty Senate
Office, 109 Duhring Wing by 5 p.m., Tuesday,
May 27, 2003.
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Rules, if no additional nominations are
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DORCHESTER Choral Society (DCS) is holding a concert at St Mary's Church on Saturday November 1 at 7.30pm.
The concert will be a time for remembrance and starts with Bach's First Unaccompanied Cello Suite performed by the international cellist Thomas Carroll and is followed by Haydn's Te Deum.
Performing Sir Michael Tippett's A Child of Our Time, the choir will mark 100 years since the First World War began and the 70th anniversary of D-Day.
The work rejects revenge and asks for compassion as the way to reconciliation. Tippett was a pacifist and great admirer of Gandhi.
He wrote it as a response to Kristall Nacht in 1938 Germany when Nazi mobs killed many Jews and burnt their synagogues and shops.
Ostensibly to revenge the murder of a German diplomat, by an exiled Polish Jewish boy in Paris, but a pretext for speeding the annihilation of all Jews.
Having survived two World Wars, Europe has grown together and to celebrate this continuing peace DCS will be joined by choirs from Germany and France.
In October members of DCS will have sung the same work in Dorchester's twin town Lubbecke along with members of Bayeux's Orpheon Choir.
Tickets cost £15 for seats reserved in the centre aisle and £12 for seats in the unreserved side aisles.
They are available from October 11 from Harmony Music 3-4 Forum Centre, Trinity Street, Dorchester.
They are also available from choir members and from the DCS Box Office,1 Pitcote Lane, Poundbury, Dorchester DT1 3GH.

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TAMPA — Saddle the company with debt. Go from a profit to a loss. Get a fat raise.
That's the story for executives at OSI Restaurant Partners, the Tampa owner of Outback Steakhouse, Bonefish Grill and Carrabba's Italian Grill, among other chains.
Last year, the company brokered a $3.2-billion deal to go private and shield its struggling restaurants from a drubbing on Wall Street. High interest payments on debt from that deal, combined with declining sales and higher operating costs, led to a $64.4-million loss in 2007 on revenue of $4.2-billion, compared with a $100.1-million profit in 2006 on revenue of $3.9-billion, according to a May 9 filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
In that same period, compensation for the company's four top earners surged from $9.2-million to more than $43-million, including $14.4-million in restricted stock.
Paul E. Avery, 48, chief operating officer, earned the largest gain, as his compensation leapt from $1.7-million to $16.2-million. Pay for Bill Allen, 48, chief executive officer, climbed from $4.9-million to $18.3-million. Dirk A. Montgomery, 45, chief financial officer, earned a $2-million raise from 2006 pay of $1.2-million. Joseph J. Kadow, 51, executive vice president, went from $1.4-million to $5.5-million.


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How Search Engines Reveal Worldwide Sexism
This morning Emily McManus, the editor of TED.com, tweeted a photo of a Google search. McManus had been searching for an English major who taught herself calculus (impressive). Google, as it sometimes does in its infinite wisdom, tried to correct her: "Did you mean 'English major who taught himself calculus'?" The search engine asked. McManus took a screenshot and responded. No, she did not mean to search for a male autodidact.
No Google, no I didn't. pic.twitter.com/9BtO4IjBTE
— Emily McManus (@emilymcmc) August 7, 2014
Some people who responded to McManus' tweet pointed out that Google's algorithm suggests corrections that are more regularly searched (and so will reveal more results). But while the female search reveals more than 1.9 million results, the male version returns only 47,000.
Last year, a campaign for UN Women showed how Google's autocorrect reflects worldwide sexism. Headshots of international women filled each ad, while a Google search bar covered their mouths. "Women shouldn't...have rights, vote, work, box," the results read. In both this case and McManus' example, it's not necessarily Google that's sexist, it's our collective global attitudes as we use the search engine. It makes us wonder: Who the hell is searching for "Women shouldn't have rights?" How could that be the first suggested autocorrect?
As a company, Google isn't exactly a model of equality. Only 30 percent of Google's U.S. employees are female, while only 17 percent of its tech staff are women. Its global leadership staff remains 79 percent male. But the tech giant is working to get more women involved in STEM with its recent launch of Made with Code, an initiative that teaches girls computer engineering. Google has also collaborated with Girls Who Code, MAKER Reshma Saujani's nonprofit that works to close the gender gap in technology and engineering. As people expose the sexism that's entrenched online and in tech, we hope Google will continue to be a leader in changing these ratios, and as companies increasingly take the initiative to empower women, the search results Google shows will start to change as well.


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Phew it's Friday already, I can't believe it. I had such grand plans this week, hubby was at work and the children back to school. I was going to get loads done. Well none of it happened. I don't seem to have had 5 minutes this week to do what I wanted to do. I am usually in the house everyday apart from school run and grocery shopping. I was out everyday this week with school trips, hospital appointments, driving lessons and reading with children at school. I seem to have kept on top of the basics but always being in a rush throws me out of sorts a bit.
I started a quilt top Sunday night and I was hoping to get it finished, basted and ready for quilting this weekend but it just never happened. We are all in this new routine with my husbands new job. When he was in the military I was very lucky that he was here to help get the boys ready in the morning and help with breakfast. He also got home from work at 4.40pm. Now he is out of the house 7 - 7 and I'm finding I need to be a lot more organised. This isn't a bad thing it's just taking a bit of getting used too.
I have also started driving lessons again. I have stopped and started over the years, I would have a few and then something would go wrong in the house and my driving money would be used to fix it. As I am now having to catch the bus to pick the boys up from school and the bus journeys are taking 3 hours of my day, it has become quite a necessity. The boys go to school 3 miles from where we live and we can't get transport as we are out of the catchment area. I NEED to drive!
Anyway enough of my rambling, I wanted to show you some quilt blocks I have been making. I have made 3 quilts before but they have been very basic just using squares. There is a quilt-a-long over on instagram and I thought I would join in. I haven't squared my blocks up yet and they are completely not straight but I am enjoying the process which I suppose is all that matters.
Above is my first block and below is my second.
I am not convinced on the above block I think it needs a bit more white but I will see what it looks like when they are all completed.
Below is the fabric I am using, it's very retro and vintage looking which suits me perfectly.
I am running a bit behind and everyone is on block 8 already. I have up to block 7 cut out ready and I have promised myself that after the housework is completed tomorrow morning I am going to sew them all up. If you fancy looking at what everyone else has done it is #SIMPLESIXINCHSAMPLER
Well thank you for visiting and if you read this far well done. I will hopefully have a crochet finish to show you next week.
Have a fabulous weekend whatever you are doing.


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'Blockbuster move' would be an understatement in regards to the moves the Angels made early Thursday morning. No, these moves are having fans in southern California asking themselves, "Is this heaven??" No, it's Anaheim.
All 'Field of Dreams' references aside, hardly anyone saw this coming. We knew Miami made an offer to Albert Pujols, supposedly the Cubs had an offer on the table…then there was the 'mystery' team, some thought was possibly the Red Sox. This morning Angels GM, Jerry Dipoto formally announced the signings of free agents Albert Pujols and C.J. Wilson. Arte Moreno bought the Angels for approximately $184 million. He will now pay over $327 million for Pujols and Wilson combined.
It's hard to fathom where the Angels are coming up with the cash. It's obvious some moves will need to be made, especially if Kendrys Morales makes a comeback; that would give the Halos three first basemen. Regardless, by signing Pujols to the largest contract for a first baseman in baseball history (second largest by any position, only behind A-Rod), and by signing the best free agent pitcher in Wilson, the Angels just became the frontrunner for not only the division, but possibly the entire American League.
The deal for Pujols is reportedly worth around 10 years, 254 million. But how does that all translate?
On one end you can argue that the Angels have paid too much. Some question Pujols' real age and although he had a great year last season, it was a down year for 'Pujols standards' in that he failed to hit .300 and reach 100 RBI for the first time. If he fails to play solidly for even seven or eight years, that amount of cash could cripple the team for the last two or three seasons. On the other end, the Angels could have just signed the new all-time home run king, especially considering he is now playing in a warmer AL climate in which he can also play DH.
The Cardinals are rumored to have offered Pujols something around 220 million over nine or ten years. Although this has to hurt for Cardinals fans, the bright side is that St.Louis now has a huge surplus of money to spend. With the emergence of Allen Craig in right, and moving Lance Berkman to first base, the Cardinals will be just fine. Expect them to be contenders again in 2012 with Adam Wainwright coming back. Not to mention if they can sign a great middle infielder like Jimmy Rollins, even better. Like I said, they will have the cash.
As for the Rangers, don't expect them to just sit around either. They won't let their division rivals steal their best pitcher and not have anything to respond with. I expect them to make a splash before it's said and done. Many great players are still out there that include not only Prince Fielder, but Roy Oswalt and Michael Cuddyer as well.
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Heikki Linnakangas <heikki(dot)linnakangas(at)enterprisedb(dot)com> writes: > Tom Lane wrote: >> Maybe use a special string "Translate Me First" that >> doesn't actually need to be end-user-visible, just so no one sweats over >> getting it right in context. > Yep, something like that. There seems to be a magic empty string > translation at the beginning of every po file that returns the > meta-information about the translation, like translation author and > date. Assuming that works reliably, I'll use that. At first that sounded like an ideal answer, but I can see a gotcha: suppose the translation's author's name contains some characters that don't convert to the database encoding. I suppose that would result in failure, when we'd prefer it not to. A single-purpose string could be documented as "whatever you translate this to should be pure ASCII, never mind if it's sensible". regards, tom lane
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Jerry: If I show no income for the entire year, do I still need to file taxes, and or should my wife include me as a dependant?
Corporate Tax Network: Hi Jerry, For 2012, a married couple under age 65 would not need to file a tax return if their gross income was $19,500 or less. When you file jointly, each of you will claim your personal exemption.
If you had income taxes withheld from any payments, you may want to file to receive a refund on those taxes.
Jerry: I had no income taxes withheld from any payments, so I won't get anything. My question is should my name even be included on the return or not. Is there a benefit or a loss to this? Also, next year, I will be living in a foreign country. Thanks!
Corporate Tax Network: Jerry, filing as married filing jointly is usually more beneficial tax wise than your spouse filing as married filing separately. Your deductions would be higher with MFJ, so it would be a tax benefit to file a joint return with your spouse even if you personally did not have any income.
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If you purchase a company that had an outstanding loan and you agreed to pay it off as part of the purchase, can't you deduct this on your taxes or is it considered equity?
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The total consideration you pay for a share of ownership in a company, which would include any debt, would be your equity in the company.
Robert: Can I use lunches as deductions when they are work related
Corporate Tax Network: Robert, I am assuming you are an employee of an unrelated employer. If you are away from your metropolitan area overnight on a trip that has a primarily business purpose, such as conducting affairs of your employer, then all of the meals incurred on the trip are 50% tax deductible provided that your employer does not reimburse you for those meals at either the actual cost or per diem. If you are within your metropolitan area or not on an overnight business trip, then the meals are only deductible if they are used to entertain a person that your employer has a business relationship with, such as a client or a potential client where the entertainment event such as lunch is expected to provide financial benefit to your employer and if your employer does not reimburse you for the cost of the meal. Even then, the deduction is limited to 50% of the cost, including tax and tip. For recordkeeping purposes
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Barbara: My husband's mother's (deceased) home and contents will be auctioned December 1, 2012. The home probably won't close until next year. Will the new (whatever they are) estate taxes apply?
Corporate Tax Network: Hi Barbara, Your mother's assets, at the fair market value, at her date of death, will be included in her estate. If she died recently, then you can use the auction price as the fair market value.
Keep in mind, for 2012, there are no estate taxes if the estate is under $5,120,000 and there will be no need to file an estate tax return. Double check to see if your mother's state has it's own estate tax filing requirements. However, many states follow the federal rules.
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The up and coming talents of Tracey Lee are back today with something highly addictive and incredibly old school. The track called "Pro Bono" finds Mr. Lee linking up with Young Guru for an entertaining freestyle that showcases his skill, his style, and his affinity for the old school.
"Pro Bono" is driven by soulful horn stabs and an old school beat that will immediately have you thinking that you can breakdance, this shit is too dope. Press play after the jump and speak your mind below.
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After a recent bout of celebrity sex text revelations, it probably won't come as a surprise that a quarter of Brits that use camera phones, admit to using video calling for phone sex.
A new study has revealed the phone habits of Britons, revealing that a further two thirds of adults admitted to sending raunchy snaps to someone from their mobile.
When the interviewees were asked: 'Have you ever used your phone to send an explicit picture of yourself to someone?' 67 per cent said yes.
And over a quarter of those who said yes, had sent it to their partner, while 9 per cent said they had sent their saucy picture to a stranger by accident.
A third of those who admitted to sending the pictures, said they had done so because they missed their partner, but over half said they had done so to impress the person.
It seems that alcohol has a way of increasing Britons' amount of X-rated phone action too, as over half admitted they'd been drunk at the time.
And 24 per cent revealed they'd used video calling software on their mobile to have phone sex with a partner.
Managing director of GoodMobilePhones.co.uk Mark Owen, who conducted the survey, said: 'It's always risky business sending saucy pictures and snaps from your mobile phone as you never know who's hands they may end up it.'
The survey polled 1,230 men and women aged between 18-30.


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Contemporary Japanese designer label rehacer recently dropped off its 2012 spring/summer Collection lookbook. Photographed with a white background allowing the focus to remain on the threads, the highlighted pieces present a minimal yet surprisingly modern design, complete with graphic prints, washed denim, playful headwear and functional outerwear. Stay tuned as more information regarding the collection's release will surely surface in the forthcoming months.
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Sok Pov, Voice of America
Sok Pov created a series of reports profiling former Khmer Rouge leaders who could face arrest if the tribunal widens its prosecution of the regime. He travelled to the jungles of northern Cambodia, where many Khmer Rouge leaders have sought refuge and got exclusive interviews with five of them. He confronted the Khmer Rouge officials with questions about their roles in the genocide that killed 1.5 million Cambodians in the 1970's. Local chiefs who recognized his voice from VOA broadcasts guided him to the villages and farms where Khmer Rouge leaders lived in relative safety, often among former Khmer Rouge soldiers. This series of reports embodies the best principles of journalism: the search for accountability and questioning power.
Mohamed Mokhtari and Betty Ayoub, Middle East Broadcasting Networks
Mohamed and Betty played vital roles in the successful second season of Alhurra's outstanding five-part documentary series Americans, about Arab-Americans. Travelling throughout the United States searching for extraordinary people and stories, Mohamed and Betty left no stone unturned to give viewers an in-depth look into immigration and integration into American society. Programming included interviews with prominent Arab-Americans such as Congressman Charles Boustany, retired Gen. John Abizaid, actress Kathy Najimy, pollster John Zogby and former Secretary of Health and Human Services Donna Shalala. They visited Dearborn, Michigan, the Arab-Americans hub, and hosted several Arab-Americans during a Town Hall Meeting that aired as a part of Americans. Mohamed and Betty opened a door for Arab-Americans to communicate with their brothers in the Middle East and share their hopes, dreams and issues facing their community.
Jin-Seo Lee, Radio Free Asia
Jin-Seo Lee provided outstanding reporting in late 2009 on the plight of thousands of North Korean street children who have been abandoned or separated from their parents. Jin-Seo's investigative series done at considerable risk inside China found that, despite the missionaries' best efforts, conditions for many North Korean orphans have been deteriorating. His coverage revealed that these orphans lack legal protection; therefore, many of the children cannot get adequate food, education or medical attention. In his reports, Jin-Seo's captured the voices of a number of these children, thereby humanizing the story as never before.
Dawa Khan Meenapal, Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty
Dawa Khan Meenapal is Radio Free Afghanistan's correspondent in Kandahar, one of the most dangerous cities in the world. Meenapal, has shown tremendous bravery working under constant pressure both from the militants and government security forces, and his objective reporting has earned him respect from across the political spectrum. In November 2008, Meenapal was kidnapped on the Kabul-Kandahar highway. Three days later he was released after tribal leaders in the area, who consider him to be a balanced and objective reporter, protested his detention and persuaded the Taliban to release him. In August 2009, Meenapal was severely beaten by Afghan police while covering the largest-ever explosion in Kandahar, which killed over 100 civilians. Despite paying such a huge price for doing his job, Meenapal continues his excellent work and is one of the Afghan Service's most productive reporters.
Rahman Bunairee, Voice of America
Mr. Bunairee put his and his family's life on the line to report on the deadly struggle between Pakistani troops and militants in Pakistan's Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) and the Northwest Frontier Province (NWFP) regions of Pakistan for VOA's Deewa Service. In July of 2009, militants took exception to Mr. Bunairee's reporting and bombed his family's home in the Pakistani district of Buner. After hiding in Karachi and then Islamabad, Mr. Bunairee headed to the United States where he was granted asylum and continues his reporting on the situation in the Pakistan border region from the VOA Headquarters in Washington D.C.
Laura Juan Huang, Radio Free Asia
Ms. Huang has been recognized for her 2009 environmental program "Guardian of the River Huai," the story of photojournalist turned environmentalist, Huo Daishan's, crusade to save China's third largest river. Throughout history the River Huai kept the farmland along its banks lush and fertile, its water dotted with white sails and teeming with fish. By the 1990s, however, breakneck economic and industrial growth had wreaked such environmental damage along the river that this ancient paradise on earth had turned into a home to scores of cancer villages. In just one village with a population of 2,500, hundreds died of cancer between 1990 and 2005. Among those who succumbed was a childhood friend of photojournalist Huo Daishan. Taking on a sensitive subject inside China, Ms. Huang gave this sad story a human face as she told Huo's often lonely, arduous crusade to save the beloved river of his childhood and how he achieved rare success despite repeated threats and obstruction from local officials. Over time, publicity to the plight of the cancer villages shamed local governments into action. The story of Huo, the 'Guardian of the River Huai,' constitutes one of the rare successes of Chinese environmentalists.
Elena Rodriguez, Office of Cuba Broadcasting
Elena Rodriguez is a leader in Radio Marti's fast-paced News Department. Her talent as mentor of journalists, keen sense of the news and understanding of the role of social and new media journalism has contributed significantly in the mission of the OCB. Ms. Rodriguez has become a role model for the rest of the staff by securing excellent news coverage of key events. One of the most significant aspects of her contributions to the Newsroom has been the extended reporting on the blogging community in the island. She has consistently followed the work of bloggers and informed the audience of the work of this segment of Cuba's emerging independent new media. She maintains personal contact with the members of this influential group and has been a key element in their participation in Radio Marti newscasts.
Ashyrkuli Bayriev, Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty
Ashyrkuli Bayriev is the Turkmen Service's correspondent in the capital of Ashgabat. In Turkmenistan, any association with RFE/RL can bring harassment or worse. In March 2004, Bayriev was detained by the National Security office in Ashgabat. Today he remains under constant surveillance. In spite of these obstacles, Bariyev manages not only to report the news but to do so with utmost professionalism. One of his exemplary reports came from a region near Ashgabat where ordinary people gathered to commemorate the victims of the historical Geokdepe battle with Russian troops in 1881.


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Blotter, Oct. 13, 2012
Child abuse suspect sought
The FBI and law enforcement agencies statewide are looking for a suspect who is considered armed and dangerous in a child abduction case.
The subject is described as a white male about 55-60 years of age, 185-200 pounds, short strawberry blond or white hair and neatly trimmed strawberry blond or white mustache or beard.
The suspect's vehicle is described as a white Toyota 4-Runner that had a silver over black Thule car top carrier on the roof on Monday. That topper was recovered by law enforcement and is being examined for evidence.
The FBI says the suspect may have been living out of his vehicle short-term, and believe this vehicle is connected to the child abduction that occurred in Cody, Wyo., on Monday
Anyone who has any information about someone fitting this description is asked to contact the FBI Tip line (1-800-CALL-FBI; 1-800-225-5324) or the Cody Police Department Command Center at 307-527-8736.
According to the Grand Junction Police Department:
■ Cuong Pham, 47, was jailed Monday on suspicion of sale of more than 5 pounds of marijuana after being pulled over on Interstate 70 near mile marker 14.
According to the Mesa County Sheriff's Department:
■ Several vehicles were broken into and items removed Tuesday at various locations, including the 2700 block of Monroe Court, the 600 block of Pioneer Road, and the 400 block of Stepping Stone Court.
■ Melvin Hunsberger, 36, was issued a summons in the 400 block of Cottonwood Lake Drive in Clifton Saturday on suspicion of possession of methamphetamine and drug paraphernalia.
■ A diner is being sought on suspicion of theft after eating at a restaurant in the 3200 block of the I-70 Business Loop and leaving behind a credit card that had been declined.
■ Obed Gozez-Almanzan, 26, of Clifton was jailed Thursday on suspicion of three counts of driving under the influence, and three counts of being a habitual offender for driving with a revoked licenses.
■ Samuel Charles Kesterson, 30, of Grand Junction was jailed Thursday on suspicion of first-degree burglary.
■ Scott Allen Martin, 36, of Grand Junction was jailed Thursday on suspicion of theft of less than $500.
■ Matthew Ryan Miller, 24, of Grand Junction was jailed Friday on suspicion of criminal mischief, theft, possession of burglary tools, second-degree criminal trespass and obstructing a peace officer.
■ Steven Eugene Odom, 32, of Clifton was jailed Thursday on suspicion of second-degree assault with a deadly weapon.
■ Ruben Rivera, 30, of Grand Junction was jailed Thursday on suspicion of third-degree assault and second-degree assault with intent to cause bodily harm.
■ Daniel Joseph Schreiner, 28, of Ocean-side, Calif., was jailed Friday on suspicion of criminal mischief.
According to the Palisade Police Department:
■ Officers contacted a suspicious person near the Palisade Brewery, 200 Peach Ave. The subject was found to be a designated driver who had been left without keys.


text: 8 October 2001 Where were the Americans? Sign up for our weekly email * Grateful thanks to Nick Cohen ("Make the computers work first!", 1 October) for correcting Tony Blair's assertion that the Americans stood "shoulder to shoulder" with this sceptred isle during the Blitz. Being British, 77 years old, and thus around at the time, I am well aware that they did nothing of the sort, even if their film archive shows that it was they who nicked the Enigma machine and swept unaided to victory on the Normandy beaches, and captured Burma single-handedly with the help of Errol Flynn. I wait to be told that they turned the tide at Crecy, Agincourt and Waterloo. If only they had made it to Hastings . . . Judy MilesMarlborough, Wiltshire Subscribe from just £1 per issue More


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Johannesburg - Slain SACP leader Chris Hani's daughter Vanessa has terminated her Cope membership, the Sowetan newspaper reported on Tuesday.
She left the African National Congress last June to join Mamphela Ramphele's new party, AgangSA, saying the ANC had betrayed her father's legacy.
But at the beginning of this year, Vanessa Hani left AgangSA, citing "a toxic nature of politics" in the party, according to reports at the time.
Then she joined former ANC stalwart Mosiuoa Lekota's breakaway party, the Congress of the People.
Now she has written a letter to Cope saying she wanted to terminate her membership to focus on her "growing recruitment business" and her studies.
SA Communist Party leader Chris Hani was assassinated in Boksburg, on the East Rand, in April 1993. - Sapa


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If you're waiting for a much sought-after letter, checking your mailbox every five minutes can be a roller-coaster of emotion — not to mention time-consuming. If you fall into this trap, Hackaday.io user [CuriosityGym] as whipped up a mailbox that will send off an email once the snail-mail arrives.
The project uses an Arduino Uno, an ESP 8266 wifi module, and an idIoTware shield board — making specific use of its RGB LED and light dependent resistor(LDR). Configuring the RGB LED on the idIoTware board to a steady white light sets the baseline for the LDR, and when a letter is dropped in the box, the change in brightness is registered by the LDR, triggering the Arduino to send off the email.
Continue reading "Waiting For A Letter? This IoT Mailbox Will Tell You Exactly When It Arrives."


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Paris is the place to be right now if you like riding concrete bowls. Here's the latest masterpiece to be constructed much to the delight of the Parisian locals.
"Here is the video of some of the coolest new bowl in Paris made by Constructo. Check the website constructo.fr for all the infos about most of the bowl in france"


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Volunteer at Business Development Conference UTR
We're looking for a few good volunteers to help us at the Under the Radar conference on Nov 16th. It's a great opportunity to attend sessions, join in on the event meals and the reception and network. If you're a startup, know of someone who is looking to connect with other startups or just love volunteering – let us know if you're interested.
Please email your contact info to giselle at dealmakermedia dot com by ***this Friday*** November 2nd.
We'd love volunteers who have experience in either:
- Photography – to capture audience, speakers and networking shots;
- Blogging – To provide updates on our blog through out the day; or
- General volunteers with an awesome 'tude
Date: Friday, November 16th 2012
Time: 7:00am – 6:00pm
Location: Mission Bay Conference Center at UCSF
Address: 1675 Owens Street, San Francisco, CA 94143
More details at our website: http://www.undertheradarblog.com/


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Here's a few pictures to get you in the mood for Christmas...These pictures are from my own personal collection of many many vintage and contemporary Christmas decorations that we have decorated with over the years, if you have read my older posts you will of seen these pictures, but I thought it would be nice to show them again here.
Its nice to see plenty of red and white decorations in the shops this year, for many many years...we would scour every place we visited to find our style...it was much harder to find back then...with a lot of our decorations being vintage or sourced from Europe.
In October I styled our House for a Swiss Magazine called Annabelle, for their Christmas 2012 issue, which will be coming out at the end of November,I will be giving a copy of the Magazine away, at the end of the month! so remember to add yourself to my favourites for an update ;)
I will also be publishing, some pictures that I took after the shoot soon, to show you some more ideas for Chrimbo...In the meantime...
Enjoy the rest of them :)


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Book by John Weidman
Music by David Shire
Lyrics by Richard Maltby, Jr.
Based on the Twentieth Century Fox film Big, written by Gary Ross and Anne Spielberg
Based on the classic 1987 motion picture, Big, The Musical follows Josh who is sick of being an awkward kid. He makes a wish to become "big", and to his shock, his wish is granted. Josh is forced to do "adult" things like get a job and a girlfriend. In the end he discovers there's much more to being an adult than he's bargained for.
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NCAA Tournament 2013 Predictions: Best Value Bets in Round of 64March 20, 2013
The first few days of the annual NCAA tournament are arguably the most exciting time of the year in all of sports. This event is highlighted by underdogs upsetting favorites, buzzer-beaters and countless other unforgettable moments.
For gamblers, this is the pinnacle of action. There are constant, meaningful games being televised and bet on throughout the round of 64. It's a nonstop thrill ride and something that everyone should experience at least once.
If you decide to place a wager on some tournament action, we're here to help. We've identified a few games that have a lot of value for bettors, as winning makes March Madness much more fun.
Let's take a look at these contests.
*Odds and lines courtesy of Bovada.lv
No. 13 South Dakota State (+11) over No. 4 Michigan
The Jackrabbits have the recipe for an upset on their hands and could unveil it in front of a national audience shortly.
With a roster that includes superstar point guard Nate Wolters, capable big man Jordan Dykstra and an experienced forward in Tony Fiegen, there is no telling just how far South Dakota will go in the Big Dance.
We do know that the Wolverines need to be on upset alert, as they are extremely prone to poor stretches of play that could doom them in a one-and-done tourney.
If Wolters gets hot, he could help his squad outright win. Even if the Jackrabbits fall a tad short, they are definitely going to cover this double-digit spread—making it one of the best bets on the board in the round of 64.
No. 2 Duke (-17.5) over No. 15 Albany (NY)
Many of the Blue Devils stars returned after last season's demise, a highly embarrassing second-round exit to the 15th-seeded Lehigh Mountain Hawks.
Duke has battled its way back to the same seed and will face another No. 15 seed in 2013, this time going up against the Albany Great Danes. You can be assured of one thing in this entire tourney: Coach Mike Krzyzewski's veteran-laden squad will not lose this battle.
Between Seth Curry, Mason Plumlee and Ryan Kelly, the Dukies have enough experience, size, shooting ability and talent to beat anyone in the nation. They will easily dispatch the Great Danes and may wind up winning by one of the largest margins in tourney history.
The Great Danes don't have a star player along the lines of Lehigh's C.J. McCollum, so there's no threat that they win or even keep this one remotely close.
No. 12 Ole Miss (+6) over No. 5 Wisconsin
Every year it seems that at least one No. 12-seed upsets a No. 5. This year, we love the Ole Miss Rebels pulling the feat off against the Wisconsin Badgers.
While many think Wisconsin is a great team that could make the Final Four, we just don't trust coach Bo Ryan's tournament record and believe his players are due for a huge letdown.
The Rebels are hot off an SEC championship victory and employ one of the most dangerous players in the entire tourney: Marshall Henderson. This junior sniper is capable of filling it up from deep and could quickly become a national darling for his long-range escapades.
It's going to be a close matchup either way, making the Rebels a solid choice, as they are getting six points. Don't sleep on Ole Miss winning outright because it could be a solid play on the money line.
Don't forget to print out your bracket and follow along with the live bracket.
Make your picks for the 2013 NCAA tournament here with the Bracket Challenge Game.
Follow all the exciting NCAA tournament action with March Madness Live


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Purse Snatching Thief Knocks Himself Out While Trying To Flee
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Usually, we would pay $15 and get a bag of popcorn and drink to see something like this. It's the classic: thief snatches bag from little ole lady, then superman swoops by and gets the purse-snatching thief. This time "Superman" is a glass door, and the thief is an idiot that is running full speed and knock's himself out cold.


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Willmar man wins $50K on Powerball
WILLMAR -- A Willmar man has won $50,000 playing Powerball in the Minnesota State Lottery.
According to a news release from the State Lottery, David Deppa bought his winning ticket in Cambridge where he was visiting his son.
He bought give sets of numbers with the Power Play multiplier for the Wednesday drawing.
He stopped at a Willmar store to buy ice cream and check his numbers. The store informed him that it could not pay the prize -- a $10,000 winner because he had four of the five numbers matching plus matching the Powerball, and a Power Play multiplier of five, for a $50,000 overall prize.
Deppa claimed the prize Friday.
Powerball is a multi-state lotto game played by selecting five numbers from 1 to 59 and a Powerball number from 1 to 39.
The Power Play option is an additional cost and multiplies any prizes short of the jackpot up to five times.


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Lack of Existing Home Inventory Slows Sales Heading into Fall [INFOGRAPHIC]Some Highlights: The National Association of Realtors (NAR) recently released their latest Existing Home
How Supply and Demand Impacts Real Estate Home Values [INFOGRAPHIC]
Some Highlights:
The concept of supply & demand is a simple one. The best time to sell something is when the supply of that item is low & the demand for that item is high!
Anything under a 6-month supply is a seller's market!
Nationally, there has not been a 6-months inventory supply since August 2012!
Inventory levels differ depending on the area of the country and price range, so let's get together to discuss the exact market conditions in our area.


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Football fans hold mass rally in Cairo
Cairo: Hundreds of hardcore soccer fans on Saturday took to the streets in central Cairo, demanding the release of comrades being in custody after recent clashes with security forces.
As they chanted slogans against the police, the protesters, known as the Ultras, briefly blocked Cairo's major 6th October Bridge before gathering outside the office of the country's public prosecutor where they set off fireworks and flares in a sign of anger.
The Ultras are one of Egypt's most vociferous anti-government protest groups, and played a major role in a 2011 revolt that toppled Husni Mubarak. They have long-standing strained relations with the police.
"North or south, our brothers will be freed," chanted the protesters. They were referring to 38 soccer fans and activists who were arrested and charged last week with belonging to an illegal group and disrupting public order after clashing with security forces outside a court in the Nile Delta city of Shebeen al-Koum.
"Today, we say it peacefully. Ttomorrow, don't blame us for what we'll do," shouted the demonstrators in unison, prompting the operator of Cairo subway service to temporarily close a nearby station.
The Ultras are accused of having torched a police club and the headquarters of the Egyptian Football Association last week after a court acquitted seven policemen of involvement in the killing of 74 soccer fans last year in the nation's worst soccer tragedy.
The Egyptian government is currently drafting a tough law against soccer hooliganism. Penalties in the law, which has to be approved by the Islamist-dominated parliament, include death punishment, according to media reports.


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Learning the importance of being heart healthy
Sun, 15 Sep 2013 02:19:35 GMT —
Northeast Missouri residents gathered this weekend to raise awareness about heart health.
The NEMO Heart Health corporation held the 2nd annual Heart and Sole Walk at the Kirksville High School's Spainhower Field Saturday morning.
More than 150 people came out to walk on the track and participate in heart healthy activities such as getting blood pressure screenings and learning about heart healthy foods.
"If you want to have a life that's quality, then you have to really invest in that. People are starting to get the idea that if I want to feel good every day, I need to take a little bit of pride and actually make efforts to feel good," said Lisa Archer of NEMO Heart Health.
"It's a great opportunity for everybody to get together and try to raise money for such a wonderful cause," said Heart and Sole Walk Chair Marilyn Blickhan.
Participants also got to learn more about automated external defibrillators (AEDs) at the event and how to correctly use them.
The organizers goal was to raise $5,000, which they far surpassed this year.


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Principal Scientist, Dr Keith Lassey stated, "The evidence we have shows that methane in the atmosphere is now more than double what it ever was during the 800,000 years before 1700AD."
Related research has found livestock to be the largest human-caused source of the potent methane, which is known to trap around 100 times more heat over 20 years than carbon dioxide.
Not only do the animals themselves but also their unregulated waste matter, often stored in stagnant areas known as lagoons, account for further methane generation.
With the recent atmospheric increases being much higher than explained by any known sources, the New Zealand scientists stated that a cycle may be evolving where existing global warming is now causing even more methane to be released.
Dr. Lassey, New Zealand National Institute of Water & Atmospheric Research and all researchers involved, we are grateful for your detailed observations of this disturbing change.
May we act now in harmony with the planet and assure our own well-being as a species. During an August 2009 videoconference with Supreme Master Television staff in California, USA, Supreme Master Ching Hai spoke, as on previous occasions, of this alarming cycle of methane accumulation and the only way to stop it.
Supreme Master Ching Hai: If we don't turn around and walk in the opposite direction, then we are heading toward destruction of all kinds. You see planetary warming, methane gas from all sides: from all sides now, not just from livestock. But because of livestock, it triggers methane gas from all sides, from the river bed or from the permafrost, from the bed of the ocean, from the mountains, from the dying forests, do you understand?
So we are surrounded by trouble. There's only one escape route that I have told you already. I wish there were several. There's only one: Be Veg. That's the path to go, then maybe we still can have time.
So we are surrounded by trouble. There's only one escape route that I have told you already. I wish there were several. There's only one: Be Veg. That's the path to go, then maybe we still can have time.


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Noami Klein on the bailout
Strap yourself in, you know it's going to be a wild ride!
And the folks at Morgan Stanley? They're planning to pay themselves $10.7 billion this year, much of it in bonuses — almost exactly the amount they are receiving in the first phase of the bailout. "You can imagine the devilish grins on the faces of Morgan Stanley employees," writes Bloomberg columnist Jonathan Weil. "Not only did we, the taxpayers, save their company...we funded their 2008 bonus pool."
It didn't have to be this way. Five days before Paulson struck his deal with the banks, British Prime Minister Gordon Brown negotiated a similar bailout — only he extracted meaningful guarantees for taxpayers: voting rights at the banks, seats on their boards, 12 percent in annual dividend payments to the government, a suspension of dividend payments to shareholders, restrictions on executive bonuses, and a legal requirement that the banks lend money to homeowners and small businesses.
In sharp contrast, this is what U.S. taxpayers received: no controlling interest, no voting rights, no seats on the bank boards and just five percent in dividend payouts to the government, while shareholders continue to collect billions in dividends every quarter. What's more, golden parachutes and bonuses already promised by the banks will still be paid out to executives — all before taxpayers are paid back.
No wonder it took just one hour for Paulson to convince all nine CEOs to accept his offer — less than seven minutes per bank. Not even the firms' own lawyers could have drafted a sweeter deal.
Read the entire piece here.


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Professor Sir David Greenaway is the sixth Vice-Chancellor of the University of Nottingham and Professor of Economics.
From 2004 to 2008 he was a University Pro-Vice-Chancellor, having previously held this position between 1994 and 2001. He was also Dean of the Faculty of Law and Social Sciences between 1991 and 1994.
Sir David's current public duties include the following:
He provides advice to a range of Government Departments, which has included a report on Uninsured Driving in the UK for the previous Labour government Secretary of State for Transport.
Sir David received a knighthood for services to education in the 2014 Birthday Honours list
His previous appointments include:
Sir David was the founding Director of the Leverhulme Centre for Research on Globalisation and Economic Policy and his research interests lie primarily in the fields of:
Current projects include work on exports and productivity and spillovers from foreign direct investment (FDI).
Sir David is a key member of the Midlands Innovation team. Midlands Innovation is a partnership between Aston, Birmingham, Loughborough, Leicester, Nottingham, Warwick, Cranfield and Keele universities, combining their research, resources, skills and people to improve different sectors of the Midlands and beyond. Sir David is a member of the Midlands Innovation board which consists of the Vice-Chancellors from the Midlands Innovation universities, meeting regularly helping to achieve their vision.
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Further information on the contact information, research and publications of Vice-Chancellor Professor Sir David Greenaway.
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"In the Roman Catholic Church, by centuries-old tradition Lent begins on Ash Wednesday, this year falling on March 1," Igor Kovalevsky, head of the Conference of Russian Catholic Bishops, told RIA Novosti. "Ashes symbolize penitence and the frailty of human life."
Lent lasts for the 40 days before Easter and culminates in Holy Week, which commemorates the events leading up to Jesus' crucifixion on what is now known as Good Friday.
Catholics are less observant of Lenten fasts than Russian Orthodox Christians, Kovalevsky said. Whereas Eastern traditions ban consumption of fish, eggs, dairy produce and meat throughout Lent, Catholics aged 14-60 simply cut down to one full meal and two smaller meals a day, and abstain from meat and poultry on Ash Wednesday and Good Friday.
"But we pay particular attention to the spiritual dimension [of penance]," Kovalevsky said, calling on the Russian Catholics to spend more time praying, reading the Scriptures, doing charitable work and attending church services.


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NEW YORK (May. 21)
The American Jewish Congress announced today that it would go ahead with plans to picket the Jordanian Pavilion at the New York World's Fair next Monday despite the refusal of Robert Moses, president of the World's Fair Corporation, to grant a permit for such a demonstration. In announcing the decision of the AJC to proceed with the picketing. Dr. Joachim Prinz, president of the organization, said that he would lead the demonstration accompanied by 12 national officers of the group. He said they would picket in an orderly manner in front of the pavilion.


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Doing good sure did look appealing this weekend at the Neutrogena Fresh Faces of Music event to benefit VH1's Save the Music Foundation. Two of Neutrogena's superstar spokespeople, Hayden Panettiere and Vanessa Hudgens, turned out to show their support for keeping music in schools. And the duo did a lot more than just show off their flawless skin — they lent a hand by presenting a $30,000 check to a South Los Angeles middle school to jump-start their music program. "It's such an important thing, music and creativity," Hayden tells PEOPLE. "I've heard vineyards will play Mozart while the grapes are growing and it really does make a massive, massive difference." But no beauty-supported event is complete without a little shop talk, and Hudgens was quick to share her favorite beauty must-have. "Things are always on the go for me so I love The Wave," Vanessa tells PEOPLE of Neutrogena's deep-cleansing power gadget. "I just throw it in my purse and go on my merry way." Tell us: What's your go-to budget beauty tool? — reporting by Nina Tyler


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Drivers Navigate the Morning Snowfall
Lynchburg, VA - Many roads in Central Virginia are improving Monday afternoon, according to VDOT, as this snow system moves out of here. Road crews are now into day two of plowing and scraping. And many of you want the spring weather you were promised.
Not a big deal driving around Lynchburg as of noon Monday. Of course, it was a different story Sunday and in to Monday morning.
"I'm ready for spring," said Alex Berry.
At Lynchburg Transmissions, Alex Berry spends his morning clearing snow off the cars. A little heavy lifting now could save a lot of time later: "The more snow on the cars, the more snow that melts in the shop and drips on us while we're working on them, so we go ahead and brush them off before we bring them in," said Berry.
Six inches covered the cars at Enterprise Rent-a-Car on Old Forest Road. And by late morning on Wards Road, plows started clearing the store parking lot for shoppers. But, the snow had some people looking to hunker down at home instead of venturing out.
"I usually walk outside just to enjoy it, and then read a book, drink some hot chocolate," said Emily Thompson, LU student.
Liberty University students Emily Thompson and Katie Murray never saw this snow coming, but you won't hear them complain.
"It has helped my day actually. My Spanish class got canceled, so I've got extra time to do my homework and just enjoy the snow," said Murray.
Berry isn't sweating the snow, and has no complaints about working in it.
"I don't know. If I wasn't at home, I wouldn't be making the money. Everybody's got to do something," said Berry.
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Mr. BISHOP of New York. Mr. Speaker, I rise to commemorate the tragic passing of Neil Godleski, nephew of my friend and constituent Suzanne Murphy of Southampton, New York. Neil, a rising senior at Catholic University, was fatally shot on August 22, 2010 while riding his bicycle home from a restaurant where he worked as a waiter. He was 31 years old and had returned to college with plans to pursue a career in science. His assailant was a 16-year-old boy who shot him six times with a .38 caliber handgun and then robbed him.
Suzanne's family has been wrenched with grief over the sudden end of this young man's life. More than 200 people attended his funeral in his hometown of Norwalk, Connecticut, and many others gathered at a candlelight vigil for him in his Washington, DC neighborhood of Petworth.
While no vigil or memorial could ever begin to take away the pain of this loss, Suzanne has found a way to channel her grief and focus her energy. She has become an advocate for gun control, becoming part of a movement declaring the need to seek a new path emphasizing gun safety at a time when one in three Americans knows someone who has been shot In an average year, around 100,000 Americans are killed or wounded with guns.
Columbine, Virginia Tech, Trayvon Martin, and the recent episode in Aurora, Colorado are senseless tragedies still fresh in our minds that point to the need for responsible policies that protect all Americans from gun violence but also preserve the right afforded citizens by the Second Amendment. Reasonable people can agree that we can achieve even-handed protections that do not infringe on any American's right to possess a firearm.
Efforts to curb the influx of dangerous weapons into our communities, restrictions on assault-type weapons and high-capacity ammunition magazines, and policies on handguns are the types of actions Congress can take to protect our communities from gun violence. We must also equip local law enforcement officers with the tools needed to keep guns out of the hands of criminals and others who wish to do our sons and daughters harm.
Unfortunately, Suzanne Murphy and her family have experienced first-hand the tragic pain and loss that comes to a family in a shooting death. At Catholic University, Neil was a teaching assistant to his biology professor. The professor told Suzanne that one of Neil's jobs was to keep an eye out for other students having trouble mastering the material. Neil especially liked tutoring and helping his fellow classmates. After his death, Catholic University awarded Neil his diploma with his class of 2011. His parents, Dan and Heidi Godleski, gratefully accepted it on his behalf
Mr. Speaker, I applaud Suzanne's efforts to reach out and bring awareness to the problem of gun safety. We must not let her nephew become just another chilling statistic in the battle to make our communities safer--leaving another family struggling to get past the pain and loss.
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Volume OA - Pages 71-72
Department of State
~ Carson City, Nevada"
~ April 27, 1869"
The Board of Regents met at the call of the President. Present:
~C. C. Batterman, C. N. Noteware and A. N. Fisher."
The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved.
Upon statement by the Secretary that at the last meeting of this
~Board the N. 1/2 of S.E. 1/4 of Section 5, J13 N. R.9 E., and"
~the E. 1/2 of S.W. 1/4 of Section 32, J14 N. R.19 E., were order
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individuals. He was instructed to notify the State Register
~that the application bearing the latest date should be rejected,
and the order for the selection of the same at the instance of
~R. Nobblet, was rescinded."
~A letter from Messrs. Britton & Gray, Attorneys at Washington,"
~under date of February 25, was read, ordered on file (see file"
~""B & G-Eight""), and the Secretary instructed to reply. The"
~items in said communication relating to conflicts, etc., were"
referred to C. N. Noteware for adjustment.
~On motion of A. N. Fisher, the following was adopted, to wit,"
~ WHEREAS, applications made by this Board in behalf of the"
State of Nevada for lands selected in satisfaction of Grants
~ made by the United States, have not been acted upon by the"
proper attention at Washington as promptly as the interests
~ of this State demand; and WHEREAS, Hon. C. N. Noteware,"
~ Secretary of State and a member of this Board of Regents,"
~ proposes a visit to the eastern states, THEREFORE,"
~ RESOLVED, that he be requested to proceed to Washington as"
~ the representative of this Board, and to use his influence"
~ to secure proper attention to applications from this State,"
which during the past two years have been allowed to accum-
ulate in the General Land Office.
~A form of Patent, similar, except in title and arrangement of"
~signatures, to the form more in use for 16th and 36th sections,"
~to be given purchasers of State Land, was submitted by C. N."
~Noteware, adopted and ordered transmitted to the State Register.
~On motion, adjourned."
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Moroccan Youssef Belhadj denied claims of having links to militant groups and being al-Qaeda's spokesman in Europe.
Hassan el-Haski, another Moroccan, also denied involvement. Egypt's Rabei Osman, a third alleged mastermind, declared his innocence on Thursday.
Twenty-nine people are charged over the blasts in the Spanish capital.
Also on Friday, one of the alleged bombers, Morocco's Jamal Zougam, denied any involvement.
The trial began on Thursday and is expected to last a number of months.
More than 1,700 people were injured in the multiple bomb attacks on four rush-hour trains in Madrid in March 2004.
Investigators in Spain have attributed the attacks to a local cell of Islamic extremists inspired by al-Qaeda.
Mr Belhadj is charged with 191 murders and 1,755 attempted murders.
Appearing in the court on the outskirts of Madrid Mr Belhadj said: "I condemn the attacks and all kinds of violence."
He was arrested on 1 February 2005 in Belgium and later extradited to Spain.
The authorities believe he could be Aby Dujanah, al-Qaeda's purported European spokesman who claimed responsibility for the Madrid attacks on a videotape days after the attacks.
He is also thought to be a member of the Moroccan Islamic Combatant Group, which authorities said played a part in the train bombings. The group has also been blamed for the 2003 Casablanca bombings.
'Family coerced'
Mr Belhadj denied having any terror links, or knowing any of the other key suspects on trial.
"I am a normal Muslim," he said.
Mr Belhadj said two members of his family had named him as a member of al-Qaeda only after the Spanish authorities detained and terrified the whole family.
"They were insulted and threatened that they would be taken back to Morocco," Mr Belhadj was quoted by AP as saying. "So if I were in their shoes... I would have said things like that."
Mr Haski was detained in the Canary Islands on 11 December 2004.
He is also charged with charged with 191 murders and 1,755 attempted murders and he is suspected of being a leading member of the Moroccan Islamic Combatant Group.
However, appearing in the dock Mr Haski said the Moroccan militant group he is accused of leading "does not exist."
"The group is a fiction," he added.
The trial began on Thursday with testimony from Rabei Osman, who denied any involvement and condemned the attacks.
All three of the key suspects answered questions posed by their defence lawyers having refused to answer any from the prosecution.
On Friday, Mr Zougam, accused of being one of the bombers, declared his innocence.
"It's impossible I was there. I was asleep at home," he told the court.
Defence questions
In all, 29 people, most of them Moroccan, are accused of involvement in the train bombing plot, which saw 10 bombs contained in rucksacks being detonated on four commuter trains.
Seven key suspects, including Mr Belhadj and Mr Haski, face charges of murder and belonging to a terrorist group.
Twenty-two others face lesser terror-linked charges including collaborating with a terrorist group and handling explosives. Eleven of them are from Morocco, eight from Spain and one each from Algeria, Syria and Lebanon.
The trial is expected to hear from hundreds of witnesses and police experts.
A verdict is not expected before October.
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The Mexican FA have apologised to the Dale Farm Milk Cup Committee for the behaviour of their players in Wednesday night's Elite game against Northern Ireland.
The Mexican governing body contacted the the Milk Cup organisers on Thursday afternoon after three of their players were sent off in the 2-1 defeat to Northern Ireland at the Coleraine Showgrounds.
Footage of Carlos Arreola's crude kick on Dale Gorman received over one million views on the internet, as the incident went viral.
Northern Ireland's Elite manager Stephen Craigan has called for Mexico to be barred from future Dale Farm Milk Cup tournaments.
A furious Craigan called for Mexico not to be invited to next year's event.
"I have to be careful what I say, but I wouldn't like to think Mexico will be back at the Milk Cup," the former international defender blasted.
"The Milk Cup is about young players learning their game and expressing themselves, it's not about the sort of violence we saw at the Coleraine Showgrounds.
"When the Milk Cup Committee invite teams over they trust that the players will behave themselves. When something like this happens, it's not the organisers' fault, it is well beyond their control. They can't stop a player from kicking or punching.
"What they can control is the countries and the teams they bring to the Milk Cup. Sometimes things happen in football, but if you continually let people down and you continually act in that manner, you have to ask the question, 'should they be here?'"
Arreola and Mexican goalkeeper Raul Gudino were both sent off in the 61st minute, along with Northern Ireland and Leeds United striker Robbie McDaid.
Kevin Gutierrez was also sent off in the 89th minute for kicking-out.
A second brawl ensued and referee Tim Marshall brought the game to an abrupt end.
The Dale Farm Milk Cup Committee condemned the disgraceful scenes.
Arreola and Gutierrez have both been banned for four Milk Cup games while goalkeeper Gudino and Ulsterman McDaid have received two-game bans.
That means none of the four players will participate in today's Elite fixtures, but as it appears unlikely Mexico will return to the Milk Cup the additional ban is essentially meaningless.
The statement said: "The Mexican FA and Irish Football Association will be informed of the behaviour of their Under 20 teams in what turned out to be a poor advertisement for soccer.
"We would ask all teams to remember that they should be ambassadors for the game, their club and their country and appeal that they examine their behaviour and strive towards fulfilling the good intentions laid down in FIFA Fair Play."
Northern Ireland will play Canada in the final Elite section fixture on Friday (6pm) at the Ballymena Showgrounds.
If Craigan's boys can avoid defeat they will win the prestigious youth tournament.


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The Hudson boys tennis team improved to 4-4 on the season after posting a 5-0 victory over Cuyahoga Valley Christian Academy April 17 in Cuyahoga Falls.
Dominic Polifrone (6-1, 6-1), Jack Graham (6-2, 6-0) and Nicci Polifrone (3-6, 6-3, 7-5) triumphed in singles' play.
The Explorers doubles teams of Michael Wolowiecki and Ari Basu (6-0, 6-0) and Chris Palmann and Joe Murphy (6-0, 6-1) also rolled.
Hudson a 5-0 win over Mentor in its Northeast Ohio Conference Valley Division debut April 16 on the road.
Dominic Polifrone (6-0, 6-0), Basu (6-0, 6-1) and Nicci Polifrone (6-1, 6-0) rolled in singles' play and the Explorers' doubles teams of Wolowiecki and Jack Graham (7-5, 6-2) and Murphy and Palmann (6-4, 3-6, 7-6) also triumphed.
Host Hudson (3-4) lost a 5-0 decision to Cleveland St. Ignatius April 14.
The Explorers were scheduled to entertain Cuyahoga Valley Christian Academy April 17. Results were not available at press time.
They are set to visit NOC rival Cuyahoga Falls April 21, Walsh Jesuit April 22 and Valley Division foe Shaker Heights April 23. All three matches are scheduled to begin at 4 p.m.
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Hi I would like to write my son's name in sand on his under the sea (Octonauts) cake. I have seen that you can use combination of crushed biscuits and sugar for the sand. I want it to look the same as writing with a stick on the beach does anyone know of best way to do this - should i wet it a little and trace with toothpick or something? How do you make it stay together and not blow off? We are outside and I really don't want a sandstorm
I use light brown sugar for sand always, which keeps it in place on the cake - heavy enough and will not blow away...also it gives a nice wet sand look. I have used it on my beach theme cake, there was icing underneath it. You can use a pretzel stick or something thicker than a toothpick so what you write in the sand is visible. A toothpick will make very thin lines. If you are using the sugar on the cake board, I would suggest painting a thin film of piping gel and then spreading the brown sugar so that it adheres better. Write while its still wet and then let dry completely.
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Akhil's next with Koratala finalised? - ABN
Mon, Sep 21, 2015, 08:38 PM
Akhil is making his debut in Tollywood as a hero with his name as its title and the audio and trailers of this film are released and he is increasing expectations with his stylish looks in these trailers. Akhil is all set to hit the screens during Dasara in October and even though his first film has not released, many interesting discussions are taking place in the industry over his next projects. Watch the video for more details . . . . . .


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* Awarded Grant to help fund benches for Rockdale Trails (September 2016)
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Top-seed Duluth East was too strong and too fast for the Cambridge-Isanti girls while cruising to a 68-51 victory in the Section 7AAAA championship March 9 at North Branch. Greyhound point guard Shamika Hopkins set the pace with 21 points, and 6'2″ center Elena Lushine pounded the boards for 19 rebounds while adding 8 points.
East (22-5) reaches the Class 4A quarterfinals which open the morning of Wednesday, March 14. Seeding for the top four. The Greyhounds will take on No. 2 seed Edina (25-4) in the 2 p.m. matchup.
Mississippi 8 runner-up St. Michael-Albertville earned a berth in the 4A State tourney by defeating M-8 champ Buffalo in the Section 8AAAA finals. The Knights (22-7) play No. 4 seed Eastview (24-5) in the 4 p.m. quarterfinals on Wednesday at the Target Center.
Multiple sloppy passes leading to turnovers and easy Greyhound buckets hurt the Bluejackets in the first half when they trailed 37-25 at the break, finishing with a Semeka Hopkins' breakaway at the buzzer.
C-I's best spark came when Bryn Liljander hit a three-pointer, Lily Porta finished off a three-point play, then Liljander fed Whitney Olson for a '3' and Porta for a sweet play inside which cut the deficit to seven at 48-41 with 11:12 to go.
But East regrouped, began attacking the hoop & offensive boards (12 O-boards for the game) and soon rebuilt a 65-50 edge when Hopkins got inside for a three-point play with under seven minutes to play. The 'Hounds then began draining the clock on long possessions and shot well enough at the line to hold off the Jackets who couldn't get the '3s' to drop.
The Bluejackets close the season at 20-9. Senior Olson led in scoring with 25 points and went over the 2,000-point career mark on a first-half shot behind the arc. Fellow senior Natalie Larson scored 5 and led C-I with 8 rebounds. Liljander scored 8, with Paige Muehlhauser and Porta adding 5 points each.
"Duluth East came in and played a great game. We knew their sets, we knew their defense, and we still had no answer that night," said C-I Coach Jody Ledahl. "We've overcome a number of half-time deficits this season so we still felt good about working ourselves back into the ball game at half. We had a couple runs the second half but just couldn't get over the hump. The kids gave their all."