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1. When a judgment is rendered against a party and the judgment consists of separate and distinct parts, the acquiescence in and the payment of one of these separate parts by a party will not ordinarily cause a loss of the right to appeal the remaining separate parts of the judgment.
2. A party who complains of a judgment must be consistent in conduct with reference to it, and if the party recognizes its validity or acts contrary to the assumption that it is erroneous, the party will not be heard to say on appeal that it is erroneous.
3. In an action to set aside a public censure and administrative fine by the Kansas State Board of Healing Arts, the record is examined, and it is held that under the facts of this case, the appellant acquiesced in the judgment by voluntarily paying the administrative fine.
Appeal from Shawnee district court; FRED S. JACKSON, judge. Opinion filed April 16, 1999. Appeal dismissed.
Donald G. Strole, of The Law Offices of Donald G. Strole, of Lawrence, argued the cause, and Sally G. Kelsey, of the same firm, was with him on the briefs for appellant.
Mark W. Stafford, of Topeka, argued the cause and was on the brief for appellee Kansas State Board of Healing Arts.
Henry M. Stoever, of Overland Park, was on the brief for amici curiae .
The opinion of the court was delivered by
ABBOTT, J.: Plaintiff Yolanda Huet-Vaughn, a licensed physician, was publicly censured and assessed an administrative fine of $5,000 by the Kansas State Board of Healing Arts (Board). That order was affirmed by the Shawnee County District Court. Plaintiff appealed and the appeal was transferred to this court pursuant to K.S.A. 20-3018(c).
Plaintiff was a Captain in the United States Army Reserve Medical Corps, and her reserve unit was ordered to active duty in response to "Operation Desert Shield." Plaintiff left her military unit without authorization to avoid deployment to the military conflict.
Plaintiff was found guilty by general court martial of "desertion with intent to avoid hazardous duty and shirk important service." Plaintiff was initially sentenced to total forfeiture, dismissal from service, and confinement for 30 months. Confinement was reduced to 15 months. Subsequently, the Secretary of the Army remitted 7 months of confinement after plaintiff had served 240 days of her sentence.
The Board concluded in its final order that plaintiff's military conviction was a conviction for which punishment is comparable to that for a felony conviction by the State of Kansas and that plaintiff was subject to discipline under the Kansas Healing Arts Act (Act) (K.S.A. 65-2801 et seq.). The Board disciplined plaintiff under K.S.A. 65-2836(c) ("The licensee has been convicted of a felony or class A misdemeanor, whether or not related to the practice of the healing arts."). The sole issue raised by plaintiff on appeal is whether her military conviction constitutes a felony within the meaning of the Act.
A number of people and organizations have joined the amici curiae brief. This brief primarily expresses concern for the denial of plaintiff's defense on a conscientious objector basis. The issue of plaintiff's intent and her status, or lack thereof as a conscientious objector, is not relevant to the issue presently before this court, as such matters go to the propriety of the conviction rather than to the legal consequences of the conviction.
The Board raises a jurisdictional issue. The Board contends that plaintiff acquiesced in the judgment by paying the fine imposed upon her by the Board. The Board found plaintiff violated K.S.A. 65-2836(c), and that because of that violation of the Act, plaintiff could be assessed an administrative fine in an amount not to exceed $5,000 pursuant to K.S.A. 65-2863a. She could also be publicly censured, as provided by K.S.A. 65-2836, for the same violation (among other penalties).
We emphasize that this appeal goes solely to the violation of K.S.A. 65-2836(c) and not to the individual penalties authorized by K.S.A. 65-2863a and 65-2836. If we should agree with plaintiff that her court martial conviction and sentence are not violations of K.S.A. 65-2836(c), then both statutory penalties must be reversed. We believe it is important to keep this point in mind as we review the facts of this case and this court's prior decisions.
Here, the Board's order became final on March 4, 1997. The Shawnee County District Court affirmed that order on November 7, 1997. Plaintiff filed her notice of appeal to the Kansas Court of Appeals on November 24, 1997. The appeal was perfected on December 12, 1997.
Plaintiff filed a motion with the Board to stay that portion of the Board's final order which imposed the administrative fine of $5,000. On December 10, 1997, the Board ruled it did not have jurisdiction to consider plaintiff's motion because K.S.A. 77-528 only allows a party to seek a stay of a final order until the time when a petition for judicial review would no longer be timely. By December 10, 1997, the Board had not only lost jurisdiction to grant a stay, but so had the Shawnee County District Court, as its decision had been appealed to the Kansas Court of Appeals.
The Board's December 10, 1997 order stated that even if it had jurisdiction to consider a request for a stay of the final order, it would not grant one because (1) it had given plaintiff 1 year to pay the fine and no significant hardship required a stay, and (2) in the event the order was vacated by an appellate court "repayment of the fine would not be difficult."
Plaintiff did not apply to the Kansas Court of Appeals for a stay of the fine. Instead, she paid the fine on March 5, 1998. She did so by letter stating in pertinent part:
"While I continue to appeal your decision to fine and reprimand me for my decision, seven years ago, to not support the Persian Gulf War I have also been informed by my attorney Don Strole that you have denied deferment of the payment of the 5,000.00 dollar fine which you levied last March. I also understand that you may carry out further disciplinary action against me unless this fine is paid by March 6, 1998. For these reasons, and these reasons alone, I am making full payment of this fine today March 4, 1998. The payment of this fine is not meant in any way to concede the validity, correctness or legitimacy under the law of your disciplinary actions against me.
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"While I will continue my legal appeal of your decision to reprimand and fine me, I hope you can agree to allow me to apply the 5000.00 dollar fine monies to these charitable medical relief and research efforts. It is, of course, your decision to either keep the fine money or waive that fine in order to allow for this humanitarian alternative. If you elect to keep these monies I will expect their return in the event that the courts overturn your decision to reprimand and fine me as I fully anticipate they will." (Emphasis added.)
On appeal, plaintiff was obviously attempting to overturn the violation of K.S.A. 65-2836(c), which led to her reprimand and administrative fine. She does not contend error concerning the reprimand or administrative fine, other than her contention that her court martial conviction is not a violation of K.S.A. 65-2836(c) and, therefore, she could be neither administratively fined nor reprimanded. This becomes important because the Board contends plaintiff's appeal is moot because she acquiesced in the judgment by paying the fine. Kansas has followed the rule that when a judgment is rendered against a party and the judgment consists of separate and distinct parts, the acquiescence in and the payment of one of these separate parts by a party will not ordinarily cause a loss of the right to appeal the remaining separate parts of the judgment. Wollard v. Peterson, 145 Kan. 631, Syl. ¶ 1, 66 P.2d 375 (1937). In Wollard, defendant agreed he owed the principal judgment and some interest, but disputed he owed part of the interest and attorney fees. In the case before us, plaintiff challenges only the basis for the reprimand and administrative fine. They are inseparable. If plaintiff's position is correct, both the reprimand and administrative fine would have to be reversed. Thus, there are no separate parts of the appeal to be decided--only the question of whether the court martial conviction is a violation of K.S.A. 65-2836(c). Therefore, plaintiff's argument that the issue of the reprimand would still be viable if this court holds that she acquiesced as to the administrative fine fails.
Kansas has long followed a "different drummer" than the majority of states concerning acquiescence. The choice to treat acquiescence differently than most states was knowingly and deliberately made early in the case law of this state.
In 1894, this court held that a defendant, who was held in contempt of court and fined $50, acquiesced in the judgment even though he paid the fine under protest and reserved the right to appeal. The State v. Conkling, 54 Kan. 108, 37 Pac. 992 (1894). In 1906, the occupant of a tract of land instituted proceedings to purchase the tract. The request was denied and he appealed. The tract was ordered sold at public auction and the occupant purchased the land and "[p]aid under protest." This court held in pertinent part:
"Quite early in the history of this court the position was taken that a party who complains of a judgment must be consistent in his conduct with reference to it, and if he recognizes its validity or acts contrary to the assumption that it is erroneous he will not be heard to say on appeal that it is erroneous. (Babbitt v. Corby, Adm'x, 13 Kan. 612.) In applying this rule less liberality of conduct has been permitted to appellants than many other courts of last resort are disposed to allow when dealing with the same subject, but manifestly the case must be determined according to those principles which have long been adopted and followed here. Appellant cites no decision of this court favoring his estimate of his rights, although the general question has been considered many times." Seaverns v. The State, 76 Kan. 920, 921-22, 93 Pac. 163 (1907).
In Comeaux v. West, 78 Kan. 404, 97 Pac. 381 (1908), restitution was ordered and an order of execution was authorized if possession of the property was not surrendered in 3 days. Defendant surrendered possession. This court held that the fact the decree ordered restitution and an execution for that purpose was authorized, but not issued, did not prevent acquiescence and dismissed the appeal. In the appeal before us, plaintiff makes the same argument, i.e., that she was ordered to pay the administrative fine and she might be subject to further sanctions if she failed to pay the fine as ordered.
Plaintiff also argues she was misled by the Board's statement that her fine would be refunded if her appeal was successful. Similar arguments have failed in the past. See The State v. Conkling, 54 Kan. 108. In Crouse v. Nixon, 65 Kan. 843, 844, 70 Pac. 885 (1902), the members of a canvassing board complied with a court order under written protest. This court dismissed the appeal for compliance with the mandamus action. 65 Kan. at 845.
In Waters v. Garvin and Waters v. Clyne, 67 Kan. 855, 73 Pac. 902 (1903), the county commissioner paid court-ordered court costs on the condition that the costs should be paid back if the judgments should be reversed. This court held:
"If the board of county commissioners had intended to preserve the rights of the county to prosecute proceedings in error to this court, it should not have complied with the judgment of the court by paying the costs in the actions. After having done so there is no question open for dispute between the parties. The judgment of the court below having been complied with, nothing is left to litigate in this court. The conditions under which the costs were paid, that if the cases should be reversed and the costs collected from plaintiffs that they should be repaid to the county, does not serve the purpose of keeping the causes pending nor the judgments, the validity of which the board recognized by complying therewith, open."
Readers of this opinion are cautioned that in 1967 the legislature provided that payment of court costs (including court reporter fees) shall not be considered an acquiescence in the court so as to prevent an appeal by the person or persons paying such costs.
In Mann v. Mann, 140 Kan. 538, 38 P.2d 147 (1934), plaintiff appealed a judgment that divided property. Plaintiff was awarded a specific tract of land but was dissatisfied and appealed the judgment. Plaintiff then brought an action to recover rents and the possession of the specific tract. This court held:
"Either she was entitled to the real estate by virtue of the court's judgment or she was not entitled to it at all, and when she brought the action to recover rents and possession she had to base her claim of ownership on that judgment. We concede that appellant did not intend to prejudice her appeal, but as was said in Bank v. Bracey, 112 Kan. 677, 212 Pac. 675:
'In no case in which an appeal has been dismissed was it the intention of the party recognizing validity of the judgment to prejudice his appeal, and in several instances the intention not to prejudice the appeal was expressly declared.' (p. 679.)
"In that case appellant recognized the finality of the judgment by paying the costs awarded against it, and pleaded ignorance of the consequences of its act. Previous decisions of this court are discussed in the opinion to which reference is made. See, also, the more recent case of Hyland v. Hogue, 131 Kan. 512, 292 Pac. 750, where, in an action consisting of several items, it was held that the appellant could not accept the amount allowed in his favor and perfect an appeal as to the remainder notwithstanding he expressly reserved in writing his right to proceed with the appeal.
"The fact that appellant claimed in the amendment to her petition that the particular real estate was her separate property did not make her action in bringing suit for rents and possession consistent with the judgment rendered; on the contrary, it was inconsistent. She accepted in part the judgment in her favor and is bound thereby. Her appeal is dismissed." (Emphasis added.) 140 Kan. at 539-40.
In Vap v. Diamond Oil Producers, Inc., 9 Kan. App. 2d 58, 671 P.2d 1126 (1983), a garnishment order was issued and the judgment was satisfied by payment of the garnishment order. Defendant then moved to set aside the garnishment order. On appeal, plaintiff contended defendant acquiesced in the judgment by allowing the garnishment to proceed. Plaintiff argued that defendant should have attempted to procure a stay of execution, to post a supersedeas bond, or to take action to halt the execution of the judgment. 9 Kan. App. 2d at 60.
The Court of Appeals panel held defendant acquiesced in the judgment by not requesting a stay (K.S.A. 60-262[b]) or by not obtaining a supersedeas bond (K.S.A. 60-2103[d]). 9 Kan. App. 2d at 61. As pointed out by Chief Judge J. Richard Foth in a concurring opinion, defendant had the cash available to post a supersedeas bond as demonstrated by the money produced by the garnishment of his bank account which paid the judgment in full.
In the appeal before us, plaintiff could have used the money which she used to pay the administrative fine to post a supersedeas bond. In any event, she could have applied to the Kansas Court of Appeals (the court having jurisdiction when the administrative fine was paid) for a stay under K.S.A. 60-262(b), which she could have done without cost. Plaintiff failed to request either a stay or to post a supersedeas bond from the only court having jurisdiction over her appeal. Thus, plaintiff is reduced to arguing that her attorney advised her to pay the fine. She requested a stay from the Board, and the Board informed her it had no jurisdiction to grant a stay, but it would pay the fine back if the decision was reversed on appeal.
Plaintiff, at all times, was represented by competent and experienced counsel. A majority of this court holds that plaintiff acquiesced in the judgment by paying the fine because she could have posted a supersedeas bond. In addition, although not necessary to our decision, plaintiff could have obtained a stay, in all likelihood, without having to post a supersedeas bond if she had applied to the Kansas Court of Appeals for a stay.
Appeal dismissed.
DAVIS, J., not participating.
JAMES W. PADDOCK, Senior Judge, assigned.1
SIX, J., dissenting: Dr. Huet-Vaughn has not acquiesced in the determination of her censure. The majority in Syl. ¶ 1 has stated the applicable law: "When a judgment is rendered against a party and the judgment consists of separate and distinct parts, the acquiescence in and the payment of one of these separate parts by a party will not ordinarily cause a loss of the right to appeal the remaining separate parts of the judgment."
The distinct and severable concept is well established in our case law on acquiescence in a judgment. See Varner v. Gulf Ins. Co., 254 Kan. 492, 497, 866 P.2d 1044 (1994). Censure, the issue remaining on appeal here, is not affected by payment of the fine. We are concerned with distinct matters authorized by two separate statutes: censure (K.S.A. 65-2836) and a $5,000 fine (K.S.A. 65-2863a). The fine has been paid and Dr. Huet-Vaughn has acquiesced in that separate portion of the Board's sanction. By payment she has waived her appeal of the fine but not her appeal on the censure issue. The right of appeal is favored by the law. See Brown v. Combined Ins. Co. of America, 226 Kan. 223, 230, 597 P.2d 1080 (1979). If the Board wishes to refund the fine, as it suggests it would if she prevailed on the censure issue, it may do so voluntarily.
The legislature in a separate statute has vested the Board with authority to impose a fine "in addition" to censure.
K.S.A. 65-2863a provides:
"(a) The state board of healing arts, in addition to any other penalty prescribed under the Kansas healing arts act, may assess a civil fine, after proper notice and an opportunity to be heard, against a licensee for a violation of the Kansas healing arts act in an amount not to exceed $5,000 for the first violation." (Emphasis added.)
The K.S.A. 65-2863a "in addition to any other penalty" language, authorizing the assessment of a civil fine, is a statutory endorsement separating the fine, as a sanction, from the K.S.A. 65-2836 sanction of censure.
The majority concludes that the censure and the fine are not separable. The fine was paid; therefore, acquiescence applies to censure and to the fine. This interpretation disfavors the right to appeal. Brown teaches that this "favored right" cannot be waived "'except upon clear and decisive grounds.'" 226 Kan. at 230 (citing 4 C.J.S. Appeal and Errors § 211, p. 396 now § 184, p. 254).
My search for "clear and decisive grounds" here has been unsuccessful. Applicable statutes and case law support reaching the merits of the dominant issue. The dominant issue is whether a military conviction for desertion with intent to avoid hazardous duty and shirk important service is "a felony or class A misdemeanor" under K.S.A. 65-2836.
K.S.A. 65-2836 provides in part,
"[T]he licensee may be publicly . . . censured, . . .upon a finding of the existence of any of the following grounds:
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(c) The licensee has been convicted of a felony or class A misdemeanor, whether or not related to the practice of the healing arts."
The Board's final order contains nine conclusions of law (paragraphs 5 through 13). All nine relate to the mandatory conviction-censure issue. Paragraph 5 also references the fine, acknowledging the separate statute authorizing the fine.
"A license to practice the healing arts may be revoked, suspended or limited, or a licensee may be publicly or privately censured as provided by K.S.A. 65-2836. In addition, pursuant to K.S.A. 65-2863a, a licensee may be assessed an administrative fine in an amount not to exceed $5,000 for a violation of the healing arts act." (Emphasis added.)
The Board concludes in its order "that Respondent was convicted of a crime for which the punishment is comparable to that for a felony in the State of Kansas, and that Respondent is subject to discipline under the healing arts act." (Paragraph 11). The Board's military conviction conclusion is contrary to an earlier opinion of its presiding officer. Presiding officer Michael A. Barbara concluded that Dr. Huet-Vaughn "has not been convicted of a felony or a class A misdemeanor within the meaning of K.S.A. 65-2836(c)." (February 25, 1993, Decision and Memorandum Opinion, Docket No. 92-00142; the docket number appealed from here is 97-000120).
A review of the acquiescence cases relied on by the majority suggests a pattern in the types of judgments at issue. The actions held to be in acquiescence were in accord with the judgment being appealed. For example:
State v. Conkling, (Conkling held in (Paid the $50)
54 Kan. 108, 37 Pac. 992 (1894) contempt for obstructing
a court receiver, fined $50)
Comeaux v. West, 78 Kan. 404, (Cancellation of real (Surrendered possession)
97 Pac. 381 (1908) estate contract and
recovery of hotel property)
Waters v. Garvin, 67 Kan. 855, (Board of County (Paid the costs)
73 Pac. 902 (1903) Commissioners ordered
to pay court costs)
Mann v. Mann, 140 Kan. 538, (Division of property (Ex-wife files separate
38 P.2d 147 (1934) in divorce action) action to recover rents and possession of property that court awarded to her in divorce action)
Vap v. Diamond Oil Producers (Garnishment order) (Payment of the
Inc., 9 Kan. App. 2d 58, garnishment)
671 P.2d 1126 (1983)
Crouse v. Nixon, (Mandamus to compel (Complied with order)
65 Kan. 843, 844, Board of Commissioners
70 Pac. 885 (1902) to accept election returns)
None of the above cases involved appellants asserting separate and distinct parts of an order to counter a claim of acquiescence.
The majority says: "We emphasize that this appeal goes solely to the violation of K.S.A. 65-2836(c) and not to the individual penalties authorized by K.S.A. 65-2863a and 65-2836. If we should agree with plaintiff that her court martial conviction and sentence are not violations of K.S.A. 65-2836(c), then both statutory penalties must be reversed." I disagree.
By characterizing the issue as the majority has, the rule of separate and distinct parts in Syllabus ¶ 1 is bypassed. Applying Syllabus ¶ 1, acquiescence could go only to the fine, with the censure issue to be decided on the merits.
Varner instructs us that "[w]hether in a given case a payment on a judgment is voluntary depends on the facts of the particular case as indicating an intention on the part of the payer to waive his legal rights." 254 Kan. 492, Syl. ¶ 4. The record does not reflect that Dr. Huet-Vaughn intended to waive her right to an appeal on the censure issue by paying the $5,000 additional fine. She was not litigating with an adversary before an impartial tribunal. Her tribunal was her adversary.
None of the cases relied on by the majority involve separate sanctions, each authorized by a different statute. The majority's authorities are factually dissimilar to the situation here.
The court should address the military conviction-censure issue.
LOCKETT, J., joins in the foregoing dissent.
1REPORTER'S NOTE: Judge Paddock was appointed to hear case No. 80,362 vice Justice Davis pursuant to the authority vested in the Supreme Court by K.S.A. 20-2616.


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The annual inflation rate has fallen to 0.8 per cent, as the high dollar depresses prices for imports and exportable goods.
The consumers price index (CPI) rose a weaker-than-expected 0.3 per cent in the September quarter, pulling the annual inflation rate to its lowest since December 1999.
It's the first breach of the lower boundary of the Reserve Bank's 1 to 3 per cent target band since it was reset 10 years ago.
It immediately prompted calls from the Employers and Manufacturers Association and the Green Party for new Governor Graeme Wheeler to cut the official cash rate when he reviews it next week.
The swaps market had already fully priced in a cut of 25 basis points by June next year; yesterday's data pulled wholesale interest rates lower - by seven basis points one and two years out.
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ANZ economist Mark Smith said that while a benign starting point for headline inflation was helpful, it was future inflation that mattered to the Reserve Bank and the hurdle for an OCR cut was high. ANZ's most likely scenario was the OCR remaining on hold to 2014.
Deutsche Bank chief economist Darren Gibbs expects the CPI to rise just 0.2 per cent in the December quarter but says with last December's 0.3 per cent fall dropping out of the latest year and into the previous one, the annual rate would be pushed up to 1.4 per cent - back inside the Reserve Bank's target range.
"We think the lower starting point for inflation opens the door a little wider to a potential policy easing late this year or early next year, if there are any additional disinflationary pressures stemming from external developments or further signs domestic economic recovery is likely to disappoint," Gibbs said. "Tightening remains a distant prospect."
But Westpac economist Michael Gordon pointed to signs housing-related inflation was accelerating. Nationwide, the cost of building a new house rose 1 per cent in the quarter and 3 per cent for the year. In Canterbury, the rises were 3.4 per cent and 9.6 per cent respectively.
"Our concern is the Canterbury rebuild will boost housing-related inflation, eventually forcing the Reserve Bank to increase the OCR. This story still looks very much on track."
Tradeables inflation, which reflects the 44 per cent of the consumers price index where prices are driven by world prices and the exchange rate, was nil in the latest quarter. Tradeables prices fell 1.2 per cent over the year.
Domestic or non-tradeables inflation was 0.5 per cent in the quarter, 2.3 per cent for the year. That included a 3.6 per cent rise in council rates, a 0.6 per cent rise in rents (0.8 per cent in Auckland), and 17 per cent rise in home insurance premiums.
Food rose 1.1 per cent in the quarter, after a 20 per cent jump in vegetables, dairy prices fell and meat was flat. Used cars fell 2.8 per cent, audiovisual equipment 4.8 per cent and domestic airfares 7.8 per cent.
One measure of core inflation, the trimmed mean, which disregards the 10 per cent largest price rises and falls and looks at the broad mass of prices in between, was 0.1 per cent in the quarter and 1.1 per cent for the year.
The Reserve Bank's own measure of core inflation was 1.4 per cent. Its forecasts last month have inflation back around 2 per cent by the end of the year and thereabouts through 2013 and 2014.
September truck slows down
The economy trucked along more slowly last month - slowly enough for the ANZ Truckometer to suggest it may struggle to record any growth at all for the September quarter.
ANZ's heavy traffic index, a good real-time indicator of economic activity, fell 5.3 per cent in September, reversing its gains over the two previous months and falling to its lowest level since July last year.
ANZ economist Sharon Zollner said it suggested the relatively strong economic growth in the first half of the year was unlikely to be sustained in the September quarter, and a weaker result was likely.

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Footstool Bed , quality and stylish self assembly sofas...
From £201
3 days ago
Very satisfied with the sofa we had…
Very satisfied with the sofa we had delivered to the narrow boat the delivery driver brought it to the boat unfortunately we must have got our measurements wrong and the sofa wouldn't fit contacted
3 days ago
The Web site was really easy to…
The Web site was really easy to navigate and build the sofa. The staff in the showroom were really helpfull. Delivery was on time. Building the unit was relatively easy and the utune tutorial was a
Mark Wren
3 days ago
very good service
very good service, the sofa was ordered and installed within a week. I did swap out the bases at a later date as my family felt the MDF was just too
Caroline Skepper
3 days ago
Excellent service, really comfy sofa at a fantastic price. Cannot fault them and will certainly be buying
Alan Jones
4 days ago
Very pleased with my sofa purchase. Have had it a while and it's as comfy and looks as good as it did on day one. A minor moan would be the instructions for putting it together. Not the easiest
Mark Williams
7 November
Office staff very polite
Office staff very polite, arrived during the time slot allocated, the delivery man was very efficient, friendly and thoroughly very pleasant. The corner unit is very comfortable, and looks very nice,
Michael Lingley
7 November
We are extremely happy with the sofa
We are extremely happy with the sofa. Sadly I cannot measure so not as long as first thought. It is comfy and sturdy thank you very
Ashley Dmytruk
7 November
Ordered the first sofa from Nabru…
Ordered the first sofa from Nabru several months ago. Great quality, very quick delivery and amazing value for money. Easy to put together and feels very solid and looks great. We recently bought
Paul Hamnett
6 November
Highly recommended
Great service, quick delivery and straight forward to assemble. Have recommended to friends and
23 October
Had our 2 and 2.5 seater sofas…
Had our 2 and 2.5 seater sofas delivered today, my Hubby assembled them and I have to say they are FANTASTIC!!!! Customer service is brilliant, delivery on to our drive . The quality is out of this
Nicola-Jane Kempson
16 October
Super sofa, super service!
Firstly I ordered a selection of samples which arrived first class post. I then ordered my sofa on the Friday, it was delivered Tuesday as stated when I ordered it. Prior to delivery I had a query,
Brenda J
2 October
I bought sofa then later bought sofa…
I bought sofa then later bought sofa bed. Everything went smoothly from ordering to set up. Very reliable, professional and friendly service. Very happy with Quality and look of sofas. Have not used
28 September
I would highly recommend this product. Don't hesitate to buy.
I was a little concerned as to how comfy the sofa would be but I had nothing to worry about. I love it. Samples of cloth arrived quickly and just as I ordered making it easy to choose a match for
Georgina Long
27 September
Totally satisfied with service and product
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27 September
An excellent sofa
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Obama Continues to Push Middle Class Tax Cut Plan
WASHINGTON -- President Barack Obama continues a relentless push for his middle class tax cut plan, doing so in his weekly media message for the fourth time since his re-election.
Obama is accusing House Republicans of blocking a bill that would prevent a tax increase on the first $250,000 of income earned by all Americans. The Democratic-controlled Senate has approved the measure.
Obama says a House bill is unbalanced and actually lowers rates for the wealthiest Americans, instead of raising them as the president has proposed.
For the GOP, Florida Sen. Marco Rubio says tax increases will not solve the nation's $16 trillion debt. He says the only way to do that is through economic growth and reform of entitlement programs.
He says limited government can help meet the challenge of restoring the middle class.


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Serving the Bexar County community through its programs and services that help students succeed in acquiring the knowledge and skills needed in today's world. Today, five colleges fulfill this promise with a vast array of courses and 2-year degrees.
Northeast Bexar County
Est. 2007
Serving more than 6,000 students from the ten Metrocom Communities and northeast San Antonio. Named "Best Institutional Facility" by Live Oak Economic Development.
Northwest San Antonio
Est. 1995
Creating opportunites for success by offering quality academic, technical and life-long learning experiences to its diverse communities in a collaborative, student-centered, data-informed and shared leadership environment.
South San Antonio
Est. 1985
Top 10 finalist for the 2019 Aspen Prize for Community College Excellence, the nation's signature recognition of high achievement and performance in America's community colleges.
East and Southwest
San Antonio
Est. 1898
A comprehensive public community college whose mission is to empower our diverse student population through educational achievement and career readiness.
Est. 1925
San Antonio College is named in the top 150 community colleges in the nation by Aspen Institute, and is ranked among the Top 10 colleges for Hispanics by Hispanic Outlook Magazine.
The Alamo Colleges District serves the Bexar County community through its programs and services that help students succeed in acquiring the knowledge and skills needed in today's world.
The Alamo Colleges District and its five colleges have over 500 program offerings.
The Alamo Colleges encourages students to pursue an education beyond high school and welcome all students to attend.
Students are taught by highly qualified faculty with Master's and doctorate degrees dedicated to creating a learning centered environment.
The News and Calendar Events for The Alamo Colleges District
Visit the Alamo Institutes to get started with a career that is right for you.
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The courses in this section meet the requirements for an Associate of Arts degree. The Graduation section in any catalog of the colleges in the Alamo Colleges District lists additional Degree/Certificate Requirements.
This Transfer Advising Guide provides 68 college-level hours, of which 66 will transfer and apply, as 2 SCH of EDUC 1300 will transfer, but will NOT be applicable towards the Texas State University baccalaureate degree in Philosophy.
Note: Texas State University accepts a maximum of 66 college-level hours in transfer towards a baccalaureate degree.
Note: For the Alamo Colleges District this transfer advising guide is core complete and degree complete.
*** denotes Milestone Course(s).
A milestone course is a course that is critical for success in this program as determined by the Faculty of the Alamo Colleges District.
Texas State University Admission:
1. Submit a completed application, all supporting documents, including an official high school transcript and transcript(s) from every institution attended and application fee, to the Office of Undergraduate Admissions by the stated priority date.
2. For students with fewer than 30 transferable hours: minimum 2.0 GPA in all transferable coursework and meet freshman admission standards.
3. For students with more than 30 transferable hours: minimum 2.25 GPA in all transferable coursework, eligible to return to all previous institutions, and be at least one semester out of high school.
Students transferring to Texas State from a community college may elect to follow the Texas State undergraduate catalog that was in effect at the time they enrolled at their community college. Students may also, with the approval of their College Dean, follow a subsequent catalog. Students are reminded to refer to their designated catalog for information related to University requirements for curriculum, graduation, probation/suspension, and other general information.
This Transfer Advising Guide represents Texas State University's degree plan and is subject to change at the university's discretion. It is intended for advising purposes only so students know exactly which courses they can take at any of the colleges in the Alamo Colleges District and have the courses count towards degree requirements when they transfer to Texas State. It is highly recommended that students meet with their assigned advisor to review all graduation and transfer requirements listed in the Transfer Advising Guide.
The ultimate goal is to provide students with accurate information for transfer pathways while minimizing loss of credits in transfer. Students are encouraged to review Texas State University's requirements frequently.
Course numbers in italics are Texas State's course numbers.
This Transfer Advising Guide is based upon Texas State's 2018-2019 Catalog and is subject to change.
Students are encouraged to consult with an academic advisor about courses and other educational concerns if they plan to pursue a two-year degree program, transfer to another college or university, or simply take a few selected courses. In addition to course and degree requirements, policies and procedures are subject to change; stay informed by meeting with an academic advisor regularly.
Many students who plan to transfer to a university are advised to fulfill the lower-division requirements for the university. With appropriate planning, your Alamo Colleges District team can help make the transfer experience a seamless process. It is the responsibility of all students to ensure that they take courses at the Alamo Colleges District that will be accepted by the senior institutions they wish to attend.
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100 Hours of Astronomy Update
26 March 2009
NEW - Sky maps for April 2009 form Skymaps.com
April 2009 sky maps are now available for the 100 Hours of Astronomy events. Sky maps are for the Northern Hemisphere, Southern Hemisphere, and Equatorial Regions.
Available in English, Spanish, Portuguese (Brazil), French, Portuguese, and Turkish languages. Free to copy and distribute to the public at 100HA or IYA events worldwide. Download from
NEW 100HA Partner - Yuri's Night - April 4-12 in 2009
We welcome our new partner Yuri's Night. This is a worldwide annual celebration of humanity's achievements in space. Traditionally held on April 12th, the anniversary of Yuri Gagarin's first manned launch and the launch of the first space shuttle, Yuri's Night is being held from April 4-12 in 2009 to provide a wider variety of event opportunities. Yuri's Night events can range from stargazing nights to academic poster presentations to all-night dance fests--and sometimes all three! Over 50 countries hosted nearly 200 Yuri's Night events last year, including celebrations at the NASA Ames Research Center, Russia, and the South Pole. Yuri's Night is extremely proud to be working with the 100 Hours of Astronomy to increase participation in astronomical fields and awareness of astronomy and outer space. For more information on Yuri's Night, visit www.yurisnight.net
'How to Register your event' new translation. A big thank you to Nazar Sallam from Emirates Mobile Observatory http://www.falakuae.com:8o/ for working hard on our newest translation, 'How to Register' your 100HA event document. We now have a Arabic version. It is available for download here http://www.100hoursofastronomy.org/eventsmain
Opening Event and Science Centre Live Webcasts - Start Times updated. The 100HA Opening Event start time has been revised - 2 April 2009, 11.00 EST (16.00UT) The science centre webcast start time has been updated and revised. - 1.00pm EDT (17:00 UTC)
These webcasts will be hosted by the Franklin Institute on the occasion of the opening of their special exhibition, "Galileo" which features the original Galileo telescope. Further details on both these events can be found on the 100HA Program Page http://www.100hoursofastronomy.org/program
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SKU:8976Compatible Figures:N/ACompatible Software:Poser, DAZ StudioInstall Types:
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A changing room with showers suitable for a luxury hotel, gym, or health & fitness club.
There are six wall sections which may be hidden to allow it to be used from all directions. The glass screen has a morph to adjust it's height and the shower tiles have three texture options; plain, cream marble, or dark green marble. There are water jets for each shower head. The lockers come in prop and figure versions and there are some pictures smartpropped to the doors which are easily changed to a picture of your choice. The set also includes towels draped on hooks by the drying floor, as well as benches and MAT poses for changing the reflectivity of various surfaces.
What's Included and FeaturesFeatures
- 2 Figures (.CR2 and .OBJ)
- Locker Room
- Locker
- 12 Props (.PP2 and .OBJ)
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- 3 Water Jets
- 2 Locker Pictures
- 4 Draped Towels
- 3 Light Sets (.LT2)
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Create an extremely elegant, comfortable and healthy environment for your precious newborn to sleep in with this magnificent Petite Lamb Hanging Bassinet. This luxurious wicker bassinet, designed out of a fairy tale, is set in a beautiful oak finish. The oh so soft bedding, made of 100% organic cotton, is designed in a neat and appealing plaid pattern with an adorable petite lamb applique and is finished with dainty cream bows. It comes complete with a mattress, sheet, pillow, quilt and hanging ropes. Simply splendid and daintily different!
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My Rainbow Garden
by Marilyn LottThe blue is for Forget-me-nots
I have a Rainbow Garden
For inside of it you'll see
Every color you would find
What a rainbow ought to be
I have a Rainbow Garden
For inside of it you'll see
Every color you would find
What a rainbow ought to be
(or in this case Brunnera, bloomed earlier)
Yellow for DaffodilsRed is for my gladiolas (or asiatic lilies and monarda)
(Asiatic lily - Crimson Pixie, bloomed in June)
Monarda (Jacob Cline, blooming now)My flowers are such a thrill
Green creates the many leaves
(hosta - Diana Remembered, blooming now)Of my Rainbow Garden too
I get such peacefulness
I would love to show it to you
My roses [flowers], oh I have many
My palette of color shades
I must enjoy them daily
For the time for them will fade
(daylily - Pretty in Pink, blooming now)(miniature rose - unnamed,
blooming now)(blackberry lily -Belamcanda chinensis
blooming now)
(daylily - Madonna, last blossom today)(daylily, Yellow Mammoth spider lily
just finished blooming)(Purple coneflower - budding in the shade)(dwarf aruncus - dwarf goatsbeard
blooming now)(Siberian Squill, very early Spring)(Water hyacinth, blooming now)(Dutch iris, early Spring)
So if you're feeling weary
And you don't know what to do
Plant flowers of all colors
And have a Rainbow Garden too!
(More of Shady Gardener's Rainbow)
(Stargazer Lily - blooming now)(Sempervivum - hens and chicks,
one is blooming now)(Aster "Alert" blooming now, new plant,
will bloom later)
(Sedum "John Creech?" blooms now)
(Asclepias tuberosa, Butterfly Milkweed,
blooming now)(Sedum, Blue Spruce, blooming now - about finished)(Sedum - Worm Grass, blooming now)(Lady Sheila Ann Germaney Iris - bulb, bloomed
early Spring)(Tricyrtis Hirta, new plant is blooming now)
Whenever I see a rainbow, I remember say "thank you!" :-) Yours truly will be absent for a week or so. Going to visit son's family in Michigan. Have a wonderful week. And, check out Sweet Home Chicago to see other Muse Day Posts.


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http://www.caw112.on.ca/index.swf (I hate flash)
and the CAW link about "Jobs to Mexico" is here... (no flash)
http://www.caw112.on.ca/Manufacturing_M ... 12007.html
Hey everyone. I got some time to do the latest update to the board software, but it meant that all the old modifications and styles wouldn't work anymore. So, here you have the newest iteration of LabourTalk. Please let me know by Private Message if you run into any issues with the new styling. Some new features on the board are:
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A. Right now we are working on a pilot project to install in NYC for 2-3 weeks in spring 2013. Once we are comfortable with the safety and durability of the Kit of Parts we will market them to Business Improvement Districts and sidewalk shed contractors.
Q. What is a sidewalk shed?
A. Most people refer to these structures simply as scaffolding. A sidewalk shed is also called a sidewalk bridge. It resembles scaffolding, but is designed to protect pedestrians from falling debris.
Q. Are sidewalk sheds safe? Aren't they for construction?
A. Most sidewalk sheds are up from 6 months to 2 years, however we found some up for over 10 years! In New York City, many are installed because of Local Law 11, which requires any building over 5 stories to inspect the facade of the building every 5 years. Many sidewalk sheds are installed for this purpose and aren't active construction sites with cranes etc.
Q. How many sidewalk sheds are there in New York City?
A. There are over 6,000 sidewalk sheds up at any given point in time. If you lined them all up form end to end, they would stretch from NYC to Baltimore!
Q. What is the Kit of Parts?
A. The Kit of Parts includes seats, counters, planters and lighting reflectors. Kits are available for use by businesses, sidewalk shed contractors and business improvement districts. Softwalks leases the Kit of Parts for festivals and sells complete Kits to qualified organizations to use.
Q. How do I get a Kit of Parts for my building, business, organization, etc?
A. Our goal is to implement a pilot project in Spring 2013. Be sure to get on our mailing list and follow us on Twitter to stay up to date on all the latest developments.
Q-Who would want to hang out at a construction site, and aren't these structures up for a fairly short duration?
A. We have discovered that sidewalk sheds can be placed into two categories: Active and Passive. Active sidewalk sheds are installed at construction sites. We are not interested in these sidewalk sheds because they are loud dangerous places with plenty of workers and activity. These sidewalk sheds are normally up for a very specific and planned time, unless a project stalls. The passive sidewalk sheds are the type we will seek out to install the pilot project. These sidewalk sheds are erected due to NYC's Local Law 11. In some cases, major work is required, which is quite a burden for some building owners who do not have the means to pay for what could be expensive work.
Q-What is the long term vision for Softwalks?
A. Softwalks is not starting a small manufacturing business. The purpose of the pilot project is to finalize a couple parts for public use, install and observe the pilot project. Then, if the pilot project is successful we will market the finished Kit of Parts to one Business Improvement District to use for special events, street festivals and short periods of time where extra seating and counter space is quite helpful. At that point, the buyer would own the Kit of Parts and can deploy it at their discretion.
Q- Will the pilot project make it difficult for blind and handicapped people to navigate the street?
A. For the pilot project, we will identify the most ideal site to install the Kit of Parts. This is a very wide sidewalk with a narrow sidewalk shed. The Kit of Parts is designed to attach to the space between the outside of the sidewalk shed and the street curb. This space is underutilized and many times vacant of pedestrian activity. From our observations we have had no complaints from blind or handicapped people. Yet this is one of many reasons we hope to install the pilot project - to learn more about streetscape behaviors and the needs or requirements of public amenities.


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Edinburgh's trams (official trams site) were due to be running by 2011, some 65 years after the last tram trundled through the capital's streets. However, after delays, budget issues, and a contractual dispute, the trams opened on 31 May 2014.
A fleet of 27 trams were due to ferry up to 20,000 passengers per hour through the city from Edinburgh Airport to Newhaven. However, the line now stops in Edinburgh City Centre at St Andrew Square / York Place and will cost up to £776m (see completion schedule).
The trams are due to be integrated with bus timetables and tram tickets should cost the same as bus tickets.
Edinburgh Tram Routes
The first phase of the new Edinburgh tram system was due to follow a route from Ocean Terminal at Leith Docks in the North of the City, pass along Leith Walk to Princes Street via St. Andrew Square, continue West to Haymarket, past Murrayfield, out to the busy Edinburgh Park interchange, continuing past the Gyle near the city outskirts, and on to Edinburgh Airport.
The trams
Edinburgh's trams are likely to be the biggest in the UK at 42.8m long and 2.65m wide with 7 articulated sections. There is a capacity for approximately 250 passengers on each, which is the equivalent to 2.5 double deck buses.
The trams are 100% low floor with level boarding, large door vestibule areas and wide aisles making the tram ideal for buggies and prams
On-street the trams can travel up to 50kph (30mph) and off-street the trams can reach a maximum of 70kph (about 45mph).
The trams will be able to negotiate tight curves and steepish gradients, such as the gradual climb on Leith Walk if in coming decades the original tram plan is completed (there is no plan to put a tram up the Mound).
Trams are expected to have low noise, smooth acceleration and braking, and state of the art security features and information systems.
Environmental Benefits
The trams are expected to alleviate congestion on the main route, but critics have argued that the trams are adding more traffic congestion and pollution.
Related sites
- Edinburgh Trams (Edinburgh City Council) The official site for Edinburgh trams (news).
- Edinburgh Tram Facts The unofficial version on Edinburgh's trams.
- Edinburgh transport blog EG trams and other transport blog.


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On this page you can search for Universities, Colleges and Business schools that offers bachelor degrees in Cambodia. You will easily find all information about the top ranked universities in Cambodia here. Click on"Read more" for a detailed description of the university and an overview of the bachelor programs offered.
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Knowing the value of each currency based on various internal and external factors is crucial and the reason why FXBrokerSearch.com's Forex news centre is a vital resource. Drawing on a number of resources, our information section provides the latest information and data from which users can refine their trading activity.
Beyond shifts in the currency market itself, FXBrokerSearch.com's new section has been designed to give traders an insight into the best offers and promotions. By monitoring each of our 200+ Forex brokers we're able to quickly tell users about the latest updates and bonuses.
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Journal Article
Relation between Soil Order and Sorption of Dissolved Organic Carbon in Temperate Subsoils. Soil Science Society of America Journal. 76(3):1027.. 2012.
Response of "Alamo" switchgrass tissue chemistry and biomass to nitrogen fertilization in West Tennessee, USA. Agriculture, Ecosystems & Environment. 140(1-2):289-297.. 2011.
Selective Sorption of Dissolved Organic Carbon Compounds by Temperate Soils. PLoS ONE. 7(11):e50434.. 2012.


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Latest News
Scores of Syrians leave besieged Homs in U.N.-brokered deal
Dozens of Syrian civilians trapped in the old quarter of the besieged city of Homs were evacuated Friday by United Nations aid workers who had access to the area for the first time in almost 18 months.
Syrian state television showed a series of buses entering the Old City of Homs – which has been reduced to rubble in heavy fighting between government soldiers and rebels that began in late 2011 – to evacuate about 70 residents, many of whom appeared to be elderly and emaciated.
The evacuation was the first phase of a U.N.-brokered deal that's scheduled to see food distributed in the district Saturday.
Syrian Deputy Foreign Minister Faisal al Mikdad told state television that the government was "very happy" with the evacuations – which were supervised by the U.N.'s International Organization for Migration – and the planned provision of aid.
Under the terms of the deal, all men ages of 15 to 55 in the district were to register with the government, lay down their weapons and become "normalized," a term that wasn't further defined. Those conditions worried some human rights activists, who expressed concern the men would be imprisoned or otherwise punished if they registered.
But as the afternoon progressed, it became clear that few fighting-age men remained in the old city. A rebel fighter reached by phone said any rebels had fled before the agreement.
The fighters "had already left before the regime and international community arrived," said Abu Omar al Homsi, who's fought repeatedly on the front lines but is now in Lebanon. "Bab al Amr and the Old City have been destroyed for over one year," he said, referring to another Homs district. "The only resistance in Homs was men defending their homes and family."
Reaching a deal to provide aid in the Old City had been the subject of failed negotiations when the Syrian government and opposition representatives met at the end of January in Geneva. Officials hope that the new deal will improve the atmosphere of talks scheduled to begin Monday.
Although some estimates had put the number of civilians and fighters trapped in the nearly completely surrounded area at around 2,500, a top Syrian official said his government expected only a few hundred people to be still inside.
"We are ready today to receive any number, even if it exceeds 400, but according to the United Nations yesterday the expected number is 200, or it could be lower," Homs Gov. Talal Barrazi told Syrian state television. "We hope this first step will succeed and will continue tomorrow and after tomorrow and so on, to ensure safe exit to all civilians who want to leave the Old City."
As the first batch of civilians were crossing to the buses – which were covered in the flags of the U.N. migration organization – a sniper opened fire on the group, wounding one man, who could be seen on television being treated by medics. Syrian officials claimed that rebels had broken the cease-fire, while the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a pro-rebel activist group, said the shots came from government lines.
The civilians were taken to a series of centers in nearby areas managed by the U.N. World Food Program and Syrian Arab Red Crescent to be fed and given medical care.
One official from the World Food Program tweeted that initial reports were of severe malnutrition, disease and worse.
"People brought out of Homs today tell of terrible conditions over the past months; forced to eat roots and weeds," tweeted Jonathan Dumont, a media official for the program.
The United Nations Relief and Works Agency distributed food parcels in the besieged area of Yarmouk in Damascus again on Friday, the ninth straight day of such deliveries. Agency spokesman Chris Gunness said that only 179 parcels were delivered – the agency has been averaging more than 700 a day – apparently because residents of the area assumed that Friday, the Muslim day of prayer, would be a day off.
Gunness said a polio vaccination program that's expected to reach 10,000 of Yarmouk's estimated remaining population of 18,000 continued Friday as scheduled.


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BOCA RATON, Fla. - Five additional former Bronco women's soccer players were drafted by the newly-formed Women's United Soccer Association this morning in the second and final session of a two-day draft held at Florida Atlantic University in Boca Raton.
With six Broncos drafted in the first eight rounds yesterday, one founding member and two allocated selections, Santa Clara now has 14 former players spread over each of the eight WUSA rosters.
Eleven of the 14 Broncos in the league played on the 1996 SCU squad that reached the national semifinals and went 18-4-2 on the year. Additionally, five Broncos were members of the Class of 1999, and reached four straight NCAA semifinals during their careers. They are Kylie Bivens, Mandy Clemens, Jacqui Little, Kimberly Pickup and Nikki Serlenga.
In addition to the Bay Area, the WUSA will launch in April in seven other markets: Atlanta, Carolina, Boston, New York, Philadelphia, San Diego and Washington D.C. The Bay Area CyberRays will have four players from Santa Clara on its roster: Brandi Chastain, Little, Lisa Na�ez and Megan Horvath. 1996 SCU teammates Serlenga, Bivens and Dayna Smith will be together again as part of the Atlanta Beat, as Erin Martinez and Kimberly Pickup will on the San Diego Spirit squad.
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Nikki Serlenga MF 1996-99 Atlanta Beat Allocated at League Formation
Brandi Chastain D 1989-90 Bay Area CyberRays Founding Player
Mandy Clemens F 1996-99 Philadelphia Charge Allocated at League Formation
Jennifer Lalor MF 1992-94, '96 New York Power Drafted in Round Two, Pick 13
Kylie Bivens D 1996-99 Atlanta Beat Drafted in Round Two, Pick 16
Heather Aldama MF 1997-2000 Boston Breakers Drafted in Round 4, Pick 28
Kimberly Pickup D 1996-99 San Diego Spirit Compensation Pick in Round 4, Pick 32
Emmy Barr F 1994-96 Washington Freedom Drafted in Round 5, Pick 39
Jacqui Little MF/F 1996-99 Bay Area CyberRays Drafted in Round 6, Pick 41
Mikka Hansen F 1993-96 Carolina Tempest Drafted in Round 9, Pick 71
Lisa Na�ez D 1995-98 Bay Area CyberRays Drafted in Round 10, Pick 74
Megan Horvath F 1997-2000 Bay Area CyberRays Drafted in Round 12, Pick 90
Erin Martinez MF/F 1993-96 San Diego Spirit Drafted in Round 12, Pick 95
Dayna Smith D 1995-96 Atlanta Beat Drafted in Round 15, Pick 114
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Jacqui Little, midfielder/forward
Lisa Na�ez, defender
Megan Horvath, forward
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Heather Aldama, midfielder
Carolina Tempest
Mikka Hansen, forward
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"Please Give" is not one of those independent films where worthy people do worthy things while dealing with their human frailties. It's also a film where the likes of Catherine Keener obsess about doing the right thing to the point of distraction.
This sets up the perfect scenario for some thrilling onscreen Grade-A cold-hearted characters.
Amanda Peet is Mary, an emotionally broken adult dealing with an orphaned upbringing that had her and her sister, Rebecca (Rebecca Hall), raised by a twisted grandmother. (Dad skipped town and their mother killed herself.)
Rebecca heads the saintly route, while Mary goes unapologetically into the other direction. The tanning-bed loving Mary has an affair with a married man because she's bored, drinks too much and stalks her ex-boyfriends' new girlfriend. She does all of this with the slightest of smiles on her face.
It's not something we've seen from Peet. It's fantastic.
Peet almost gets outmatched -- or certainly out-baddied -- by 81-year-old Ann Morgan Guilbert as the twisted grandmother. She's the clear root of the family's evil. There are glimpses of humanness in this red hair-dye loving senior, but mostly she's quick to blurt out the one thing that no one wants to say. Your present sucks, you're getting fat, you've got cancer. Cringe-worthy, yes. But her character makes for exhilarating viewing and prompts the odd-twisted smile despite it all. She's just that bad.
This being an indie film, Guilbert is allowed to be unrelenting. There are touches of a human breakthrough, but nothing lasting and nothing remotely Hollywood. The only redemption we see in the close-up of her eyes which are surprisingly full of sadness. And that's the way it should be.
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All you need is imagination -- and perhaps a shovel.
That's the only requirement for Milford's Great American Sand Sculpture Competition, said Paige Miglio, director of the Milford Arts Council, which sponsors the event.
"Nobody seems to know how long this has been going on. Certainly for decades," said Miglio, on the job for 18-months. "It began somewhere around the late 1970s, early '80s.
"But what we do know is that in the past three decades and more, this event has become an annual tradition for many residents throughout Connecticut, as well as from Vermont, Maine, New Jersey and Maryland. Many even plan their summer vacations around this event, visiting relatives in the area."
Sand castles are certainly encouraged, but Miglio said the event puts no limits on what can be created.
Huge lobsters, mermaids and other sea creatures have been among the many award-winners over the years.
Miglio said MAC expects about 300 competitors and about 1,500 spectators. The event goes on rain or shine, with competition conducted in several categories for individual children and adults, and for clubs/friends and families.
The contest "is open to anyone, of any age, from any state," she said, laughing. Registration, which is free, will run from 9:30 to 10 a.m. Sand building will be permitted from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., with judging immediately following. Trophies and ribbons will be awarded to the winners.
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(The names of this year's judging staff are being kept under wraps to avoid any hanky-panky, she said, tongue-in-cheek.)
"Dead-low tide is 11:50 a.m. -- so participants will have two hours on either side to create" their masterpieces, Miglio pointed out.
The competition remains so popular, she said, "because it allows the child within each of us to come out. And you can't beat the location -- or the price.
"Bring a picnic, your beach blanket, pails and shovels," and you'll be all set, she said, adding that sunscreen is essential for participants and spectators.
"It's such a fun day for families, kids, adults, couples, seniors -- everyone. It brings a lot of people together" for a special day on the beach.
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It seems that playing in the sand is a beloved tradition for those who live at the shore or have ever spent time on a beach. This weekend, both Fairfield and Greenwich are hosting sand sculpture contests too.
Fairfield -- Registration, which begins at 10:30 a.m., is free for the town's Sand Sculpture Contest on Sunday, July 20 at Penfield Beach, the foot of Beach Road. Participants will have from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. to build their creations. The event is open to students 18 and younger, and to teams with at least one member who is 18 and younger. Judging will be in three categories: most artistic, most realistic, and best sculpture that celebrates Fairfield 375th anniversary. Beach parking is $50 for non-residents. (For those who don't mind walking, Sherman Elementary School's parking lot, 250 Fern St., is a few blocks away.) www.fbra.orgRead Full Article
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Lenders' data mining goes deep
Mortgage makers are going beyond tax returns and bank statements to determine whether you're a good risk. They're checking such things as where you have pizza delivered and where you shop online.
July 18, 2010
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There's a big stretch between making a house payment and paying for a pizza. But it's not what you pay for carryout that matters, at least not in the eyes of lenders. It's where the food was delivered.
Ordering takeout proves that you live where you say you do, and that helps lenders uncover the crook who claims to live in the property he is trying to refinance when he really lives hundreds of miles away. Or expose the 35-year-old who says he has a $1,200-a-month apartment when he really lives rent-free with Mom and Dad.
"If the data is available and it can be obtained legally, I'm going to test it," says Alex Santos, president of Digital Risk, an Orlando, Fla., analytics firm that works with lenders and investors to build better underwriting mousetraps. "If it is inexpensive and makes my credit model better, I'm going to use it."
Digital Risk is just one of numerous risk-management companies that are continuously probing for ways to help clients quantify their risk, prevent fraud and otherwise ensure the quality of their loans. And they're going to extraordinary lengths to do so.
For example, they might peek into your online-buying habits. After all, the reasoning goes, someone who buys his shirts from a Brooks Brothers catalog may have more disposable income than someone who shops at JCPenney.
"At least that's a theory we can test," Santos says. "We're looking for any type of data source that you can plug into a computer. It takes only a month of trial and error to determine whether the information can help [determine credit risk] or not. We have a hypothesis, push a button, and the computer tells us whether the data is predictive or not."
This sort of data mining goes way beyond your credit score, that financial snapshot that measures your ability and willingness to repay your debt. And, Santos says, "there's a tremendous amount of this kind of analytics going on right now."
Lenders are still checking credit histories, not just when you apply for a mortgage but also a second time a day or two before the loan closes. But your credit score — known as a FICO score for the name of the company that created the scoring formula — is now considered "too broad." Consequently, it has moved down in the hierarchy of tests that lenders are using to make certain that someone isn't hoodwinking them.
First and foremost, lenders are pulling copies of your tax returns directly from Uncle Sam.
Don't be alarmed. You give the lender permission to do that when you sign Form 4506-T. The idea here is to make sure that you haven't altered the copy of your last two years' tax returns that you provided when you signed your loan application. Lenders want to know if you might have exaggerated how much you earned.