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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) - For Jessica Vautard, attending classes with students from a variety of backgrounds is a treat that can't be duplicated.
"The diversity we have right now is so major," said Vautard, a 17-year-old senior at Louisville's DuPont Manual High School. "It's such a big part of our lives."
Now she's afraid diversity in schools is something that will end after the U.S. Supreme Court voted 5-4 Thursday to reject the use of race in student assignments in cases out of Louisville and Seattle. The case now goes back to U.S. District Judge John Heyburn, who will decide the legality of any new system put in place and possibly when a new system will go into place.
Those decisions have sparked a dispute between the parents who sued to overturn the system and the school system and has parents nervous about what it could mean for their kids with the start of school about seven weeks away.
Jefferson County Public Schools downplayed any immediate effect, saying the district will not change its current assignment plan for the coming year. School assignments have been issued and will be kept in place, said Pat Todd, the district's executive director for student assignment.
"Parents and students need not worry about any disruption to the educational process," Todd said.
But attorney Teddy Gordon, who represents the parents that successfully challenged the plan, said if the current assignment plan is left in place, he'll ask a federal judge to hold the board in contempt of court for violating the Supreme Court's ruling.
"They've had an intractable position the entire time," Gordon said of the board. "They've not listened throughout this process."
Paula Wolf, head of the Jefferson County PTA, said parents are nervous about what the ruling will mean for their children.
Vautard's mother, Janet Vautard, hopes whatever comes into place doesn't turn back the clock to the 1970s, when schools were segregated and violence erupted when a federal court ordered student busing to integrate the schools.
"It was not a pretty sight around here. People didn't take to it well," Janet Vautard said. "The system they have in place now... it has really worked so well. People in general seem to be very accepting of it."
Meanwhile legal experts said it will be up to local officials in hundreds of districts across the country to decide when and how to implement the ruling.
Tom Hutton, a senior staff attorney with the National School Board Association, said the ruling was disappointing.
"School boards were prepared for bad news. The question was how bad is it going to be," Hutton said. "There will be some future cases that will apply these rulings. We'll have to see how that puts flesh to the bones."
Edward Blum, a visiting fellow at the American Enterprise Institute in Washington, D.C., which opposed using race in student assignments, said the ruling will prove good for schools.
"There can't be a dual system of school assignments based on race or ethnicity," Blum said. "Racial quotas and preferences never produce diversity - they produce animosity, bitterness and perpetuate the belief that minority students just can't hack it."
Aderson Francois, with Howard University Law School's Civil Rights Clinic, said a concurring opinion by Justice Anthony Kennedy left the door open for the limited consideration of race to achieve diversity in schools. Kennedy suggested that districts can draw attendance zones, strategically locate new schools and recruit students and teachers in a targeted fashion.
"Most school districts are probably going to find a way to devise a system that is used in higher education. You take race into account, but you don't just take race. You take a whole host of things into account," Francois said.
The Louisville school district, the 26th largest in the United States, adopted its current plan in 2000, after a federal judge said the district had eliminated the vestiges of past discrimination after 25 years of court-ordered busing.
The school district, which gets a new superintendent in July, is 56 percent white, 37 percent black and about 8 percent other minorities. The current plan allows some student choice while seeking to keep minority enrollment at between 15 percent and 50 percent of the population at most schools.
Louisville parent Crystal Meredith challenged the system, which was upheld by a federal judge in Louisville and the 6th Circuit Court of Appeals in Cincinnati. Meredith said her son was bused 90 minutes round trip for two years, until she moved and her son got into his school of choice.
Meredith, a single mom who wanted her son at a school closer to home to facilitate visitation with his father, said the plan violated her rights under the Equal Protection Clause of the U.S. Constitution.
"I was told by the school board that my son's education was not as important as their plan," Meredith said Thursday. "I was told that my best bet for a better educational fit for him was to move to another county."
(Copyright 2007 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)


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How do we improve the lives of the nearly 3 billion individuals living on less than two dollars a day? How can we enable all individuals male and female, young and old to protect themselves from HIV? To save the lives of more than 500,000 women who die each year in childbirth? What will it take to show young people living in poverty that they have a stake in development and a hope for the future? For perhaps the first time in history, questions such as these are not simply rhetorical. They have answers: answers that go to the very heart of what it means to be a woman or a man, wealthy or poor.

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Jesus del Alamo, Donner Professor, MacVicar Faculty Fellow and Professor of Electrical Engineering in the EECS Department at MIT received the Semiconductor Research Corporation 2012 Technical Excellence Award at the TECHON Conference, held Sept. 10 - 11 in Austin, Texas. The SRC is the world's leading university-research consortium for semiconductors and related technologies. The Technical Excellence Award recognizes researchers who have made key contributions to technologies that significantly enhance the productivity of the semiconductor industry.
Photo: Jesus del Alamo receives the Semiconductor Research Corporation 2012 Technical Excellence Award from Steven Hillenius, SRC Executive Vice President (left) and Larry Sumney, SRC President & CEO (right), at the TECHON Conference in Austin TX Sept. 10, 2012.
TECHON is one of the largest conferences to bring students and semiconductor industry leaders together to discuss progress of new materials and processes created by more than 100 of the top engineering universities in the SRC network. Prof. del Alamo and Dr. Andrew Neureuther, professor emeritus from UC Berkeley, were recognized by the SRC as outstanding professors in SRC-supported, chip-related research and education for 2012.
In receiving this award, Prof. del Alamo is cited for his Feasibility Study of InGaAs-based Quantum-Well Field-Effect Transistors for Ultra High Speed, Low Power Logic Applications. The SRC press release notes: "Dr. del Alamo's research includes the fabrication of nanometer-scale transistors with world-record high frequency operation, as well as the investigation of the use of III-V compound semiconductors to enable a new generation of deeply scaled transistors for future digital applications."
Prof. del Alamo leads his research program on compound semiconductor transistor technologies for millimeter wave and future logic applications at the MIT Microsystems Technology Laboratories where he is also Associate Director. For several years, he and his students have been investigating the potential of compound semiconductors made out of elements from columns III and V of the periodic table ("III-Vs") to enable a new class of nanometer-scale transistors for future digital applications. His goal is to extend Moore's law by several generations of technology using III-Vs. Using the same materials, Prof. del Alamo's group has also worked towards pushing the state of the art in high frequency transistors. The InAs High Electron Mobility Transistors his group has developed over the last several years have broken the world record for the highest frequency response of any transistor type fabricated in any material system.
In response to receipt of the SRC Technical Excellence Award, Prof. del Alamo noted: "I am deeply honored by this recognition that comes from an institution that has done so much to foster progress in semiconductor science and technology. It is a thrill to be part of this community and to work with smart and dedicated students and supporting colleagues in pushing forward the microelectronics revolution. The partnerships between university and academia that the SRC creates and nurtures are critical elements of a healthy microelectronics ecosystem."


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Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (LDWF) Enforcement Division agents cited a Ouachita Parish man for allegedly possessing a spotted fawn on June 21.
Agents received a complaint that Danny Underwood, 45, of West Monroe, had a spotted fawn inside a mobile home in the Bawcomville community. Agents made contact with Underwood and he admitted to catching the fawn earlier in the day. The fawn was seized and released to the LDWF Wildlife Division.
The penalty for possessing a spotted fawn is a fine up to $750 and jail time between 15 and 30 days.
Agents involved in the case were Sgt. Duane Taylor and Agent Scott Bullitt.
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They say never work with animals on stage - but not at the Royal Opera House. Pollyanne, the donkey; Louis, the horse; and four frisky chickens are in every production of the opera Carmen – and always behave impeccably. How do these intrepid beasts pick their way through the wings, how do they manage to perform so beautifully, and, how do they avoid any messy 'accidents' mid aria? It is all down to the professionalism of Kay Weston and her team of animal handlers.
"Very, very few horses can be trusted on stage," says Kay, Louis' agent-manager, "horses are natural flight animals – and will bolt instinctively if they are frightened, but Louis is very special, he is superb, very trusting and gentle."
Pollyanne, is also a reliable stage professional. At 22 years old, she is used to the smell of grease paint and knows all her cues. Hers is a true transformation story; she was a rescue donkey, saved by her trainer John McLaren from being sold for salami at a Salisbury Market fair, 13 years ago. She was in a terrible state, with overgrown misshapen hooves and an anxious nature. John used his love and expertise to rehabilitate her at Island Farm donkey sanctuary. Now she has her very own donkey dressing room at Covent Garden.
She and Louis have appeared in every production of Francesca Zambello's Carmen. Neither has ever had any mishaps – bar the odd poop backstage (which Kay artfully catches in a little wicker basket). The chickens are a little harder to train.
The training process: polo mints and fruit pastilles
Kay is at pains to stress that there is no cruelty in the training process. The animals only respond to trust and kindness. On stage they stand very close to people singing at great volume, are dazzled by lights, and have to keep calm despite strident trombones, unexpected applause, gun shots and a blizzard of falling flowers. But Louis and Pollyanne take it all in their stride, barely twitching an ear.
Their trainer, Kay, also has to work with nervous stage crew and artists. "Once they pluck up the courage to feed Louis a polo mint, they're in love with him," she says. Rob Barham, the Opera House's head armourer, is a particular favourite and always brings the animals a treat: carrots, apples and fruit pastilles. "Louis is a lovable rascal," says Rob, "nothing fazes him".
For the current production of Carmen, Louis' owner Samantha Jones prepared the Greek baritone Aris Argiris for his role as Escamillo at her Uxbridge yard. She taught Argiris how to look his best on Louis, how to ride Spanish style, like a matador, with a straight back. Everyone watched in awe (including the waiting taxi-driver) as he rode around the enclosure, singing out Toreador at full belt.
Backstage call: the whiff of hoof oil
For every production of Carmen, Kay travels up to London from Oxfordshire with the animals and their handlers. They park their horse boxes on Floral Street, and bring the animals into the enormous "giraffe lift" on Bow street. The animals then relax backstage in their own VIP area which is kept cool and quiet. Their demands are modest: a little straw, some polo mints, apples and buckets of water.
Hair and makeup consist of a thorough groom, some tail-plaiting, and a careful application of hoof oil. Then a blacksmith fits rubber stage shoes to prevent slipping on stage, and the animals don their costumes.
At the five-minute call, Kay and the animals' owners and handlers, all in costume, accompany the animals to the wings. Their entrances are meticulously rehearsed and the animals know their cues (they listen to tapes of Bizet's Carmen back on the farm). On stage the handlers keep close to the animals and mingle with crowd members.
But however well rehearsed, there could always be some unexpected event, so Kay keeps a few mints to hand, to pre-empt any loud snorts or brays. Pollyanne famously made the headlines in a 1997 production of Pagliacci, letting out a loud 'hee-haw' just as Angela Gheorghiu launched into a love duet. Louis occasionally stamps his hoof dead on the beat at the end of a particularly rousing swell of the orchestra. But this is just fluke, says Kay, "he's probably just got an itchy leg".
At the end of the night, all the animals are led back across the stage (they cannot exit stage left). They take off their stage shoes and costumes, and wend their way home on the M4 back to Oxfordshire. Tired, but elated, perhaps they are still remembering the sound of the applause?
Louis (short for Waterloo) is a 15-year-old black gelding Fresian, standing 16.2 hands, noted for his majestic looks. Fresians are similar in size to a light draft horse but very graceful and nimble for their size. Louis has been trained from infancy by his owner Samantha Jones of Hilton Horses with help from her sister Sharon Rafferty. He has been trained to rear on command, and will cross his front legs as if to bow. He also loves jousting and trick riding.
He knows and loves Bizet's score to Carmen, which is played to him on tape before performances. He pricks up his ears at his cue, the Toreador song.
Pollyanne is a 22-year-old grey mare donkey standing at 10.3 hands. She was rescued from Salisbury Market (Horse Sales) in March 1997 by John McLaren of Island Farm Donkey Sanctuary. She is now in fine condition and a very good riding donkey for disabled children who visit the sanctuary for donkey rides. She regularly attends rallies, fetes and carnivals.
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Kay Weston is an animal agent, her company Animal Ambassadors supplies and train animals for TV commercials, dramas, films, advertising campaigns and photography.


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Elliott Hall was built in 1906 (and renovated in 1980) and is named for Eleanor Thomas Elliott, Class of '48.
The Beyond Barnard Office is located on the 2nd floor of Elliott.
All about Elliott Hall
|49 Claremont Avenue (at the corner of 119th Street)
|96 upperclass students, mostly Sophomores & Juniors (including transfer students)
|Common Areas
|TV/Study lounge on each floor
|Room Layout
|Singles and double rooms in 12-person clusters, 2 per floor (floor plans)
|Bed (XL Twin), desk, chair, built-in dresser and closet space (which includes a refrigerator alcove, 21" W x 26" H x 23" D). Students may bring their own refrigerator or rent one from Collegiate Storage & Rental.
|24-hour desk attendant at the front desk (phone number)
|Wireless internet access
|Students may arrange cable TV service with Spectrum Cable for a fee
|Shared floor bathroom for each cluster, cleaned daily by Facilities. The bathrooms closest to rooms numbered 1-10 are designated Gender-Inclusive and the bathrooms closest to rooms numbered 12-21 are designated Women-only.
|Two shared kitchens per floor, one for each cluster. Each kitchen contains an oven, sink, & cabinets (and one microwave per floor). While the kitchen does not have a community refrigerator, students may bring or rent (from Collegiate Storage & Rental) a refrigerator for their room. There is a refrigerator alcove, 21" W x 26" H x 23" D, & outlet for small cube refrigerators in each student room.
|Located in the basement (more information)
|Mail & Packages
|All students receive mail & packages at the Student Mail Room in Altschul
|The entrance is wheelchair accessible and the elevator stops on all floors, including the basement
|Elliott has central air-conditioning. Info about heating & cooling
|Associate Director, Hall Director, and 4 RAs (Staff Directory)
Note: Smoking is not permitted in any Barnard residence hall.
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by Dave Marsh and Danny Alexander You might wonder, for good reason, why we are writing about Springsteen's Wrecking Ball five months after its release. Some of the reasons have been personal. But there are better reasons why we're speaking up now, and speaking in the way that we are. Part of it is that […]
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One of the most prestigious business addresses in Thailand, 1 Silom Road is an iconic A grade building located in the heart of Bangkok's central business district.
The building boasts spectacular views over Lumpini Park, Bangkok's most famous park - modelled after Central Park in New York.
1 Silom Road offers excellent amenities, with local banks – such as Kasikorn Bank and Bangkok Bank - and cafes conveniently located on the ground floor of the building.
The building is located right next to MRT Silom Station and BTS Saladaeng Stations, providing easy access to the airport and other areas of Bangkok.
1 Silom Road is located in the same precinct as some of Thailand's largest companies in Thailand, including The Charoen Phokphand Group (CP) and Bangkok Bank Head Office.
Servcorp offices are located on levels 8 & 9 of 1 Silom Road building.
Levels 8 & 9 features a priceless collected of antique photographs of the Chakri Dynasty, Thailand's royal family.
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1 Silom Road is location at the heart of Silom Road, one of Bangkok's most cosmopolitan streets. It runs parallel to the Sathorn business district, making Silom Road a major financial center.
Access in and out of the area is easy and facilitated by public transportation; Sala Daeng (BTS) skytrain, steps away from Silom MRT subway station and express way. Many 5 star hotels, restaurants and banks are just around the corner.
45 minute by Airport Rail Link and then transfer at MRT Phetburi Station to arrive at MRT Silom Station
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"I don't know if January is going to be January as it has the last two years, where some very good players have been out there," Williams said. "If I'm those players and those players agents, I don't know if I'm going to wait for that team to come sweep me off of my feet in January. You might want to take the best deal you can get, as early as you can.
"That non-tender list will be interesting to watch. Based on what happened last year, where there were some guys who got stuck out there, I would anticipate more deals are made with potential arbitration and free-agent guys.
"You've got a combination of that, combined with your lack of overall talent in my opinion — impact-type talent — that is free," William said. "There's impact talent in the league for sure, but they are established guys that aren't moving anywhere or they are young guys up and coming that are more and more difficult to get."
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The Texas Workforce Commission is authorized by the Texas Labor Code to investigate allegations of fraud, waste and program abuse involving these programs. The Hotline is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. An investigator will return your call within 48 hours, Monday through Friday, between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. Central Time, excluding state holidays. To limit fear of reprisal, the Hotline permits reporting of matters anonymously, if desired. Information that is submitted on the Hotline must be as specific as possible.
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Prior to MySQL 5.5, some downgrade scenarios involved switching the separate instance of InnoDB known as the InnoDB Plugin back to the built-in InnoDB storage engine. In MySQL 5.5 and higher, the features of the InnoDB Plugin have been folded back into built-in InnoDB, so the downgrade procedure for InnoDB is the same as the one for the MySQL server. For details, see Section 2.12, "Downgrading MySQL".


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PHOENIX (Tuesday, September 11, 2012) -- Attorney General Tom Horne and Arizona-based members of the U.S military are announcing a series of "Shred-A-Thon" events throughout the Phoenix area in September.
From September 17 – 21, anyone who has personal documents to be shredded may drop off those documents at military recruiting stations Valley-wide during normal business hours. On September 22nd, the Arizona National Guard will begin a massive shredding operation at the Guard base at 5636 E. McDowell Rd.
"Identity theft is proliferating at an alarming rate, and thieves find a veritable treasure trove of personal information when documents are simply thrown away," Horne said. "It is important for everyone to protect themselves and make it much more difficult for thieves to discover personal phone numbers, bank information, Social Security identification and other personal data. Shredding documents that are no longer needed is one of the best ways to protect yourself and your family from identity theft."
These recruiting stations will begin accepting documents starting September 17th:
- Arrowhead: 7700 W. Arrowhead Town Center, Suite 1163
- Black Canyon: 1911 W. Union Hills Dr., Phoenix
- Chandler: 2100 W. Chandler Blvd., Suite 30
- Goodyear: 5110 N. Dysart Rd., Suite 156
- Mesa: 1920 S. Stapley Dr., Suite 110
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Hamid Moghadam CEO and Chairman of Prologis – National EY Entrepreneur Of The Year Winner For 2013
Moghadam honored for anticipating and taking action to respond to the developing market trends
Hamid Moghadam, CEO and Chairman of Prologis, has been named the National EY Entrepreneur Of The Year™ 2013 Overall Award winner. The EY Entrepreneur Of The Year Award is the country's most prestigious business award for entrepreneurs. The award encourages entrepreneurial activity and recognizes leaders and visionaries who demonstrate innovation, financial success and personal commitment as they create and build world-class businesses.
Moghadam was honored not only for his ability to see trends, but for having the courage to do something about them. He was honored at the Entrepreneur Of The Year Awards gala, the culminating event of the EY Strategic Growth Forum® in Palm Springs, Calif. The Forum is the nation's premier gathering of high-growth, market-leading companies. Awards were given in 10 additional categories.
The EY Entrepreneur Of The Year Award winners were selected by an independent panel of judges and from more than 250 regional award recipients.
"Entrepreneurship is embedded in this industrial logistics real estate firm's DNA by design. Moghadam created a decentralized structure that allows his company to combine a global reach with a strong local presence — and to give back to communities all over the world," said Bryan Pearce, EY Americas Director, Entrepreneur Of The Year.
Moghadam was recognized with the Real Estate, Construction and Lodging category award, besting the other category winners to take home top honors.
The EY Entrepreneur Of The Year 2013 winners include:
Media, Entertainment and Communications: Tom Bedecarre, Founder and Chairman of AKQA, recognized for bringing the skills of both an ad agency and technology web development together to create something new almost 13 years ago and being a pioneer in a now thriving industry
Retail and Consumer Products: Nicholas Woodman, Founder and CEO of GoPro, recognized for developing a high-definition video camera for extreme sports that has evolved into one of the most engaged brands in social media today
Distribution and Manufacturing: Paul Jones, Executive Chairman of A.O. Smith Corporation, recognized for bringing the 139-year-old manufacturing company to the next level of innovative strategy, business approach and service offerings
Emerging: Will Dean, Founder and CEO of Tough Mudder, recognized for his vision to create an innovative and spirited obstacle course that is now the premier adventure challenge series designed to test the participants' overall strength, stamina, mental grit and camaraderie
Energy, Cleantech and Natural Resources: Dr. Peter M. Duncan, President and CEO of MicroSeismic Inc., recognized for having the vision to carve out a niche in an industry dominated by more invasive and environmentally damaging technologies such as downhole monitoring wells
Financial Services: Harris H. Simmons, Chairman, President and CEO of Zions Bancorporation, recognized for creating market-centric banks with strong local leadership teams capable of being ultra-responsive to customer needs
Life Sciences: Francois Nader, MD, President and CEO of NPS Pharmaceuticals, recognized for leading NPS from dire circumstances to a thriving, $2.5+ billion market cap life sciences company in a very short period of time
Services: Spencer Rascoff, CEO of Zillow, recognized for overcoming initial industry reluctance to create a breakthrough service offering – an online marketplace that empowers customers to make smarter decisions about real estate
Technology: Tony Aquila, Founder and CEO of Solera Holdings, recognized for his intensity and vision to transform the automotive insurance claims industry
In addition, David Jaffe, CEO and President of Ascena Retail Group, Inc., was honored with the Family Business Award of Excellence, recognized for building a company with multiple retail brands.
Hamid Moghadam: location, location, location … and timing
It's often said that success in real estate is all about location, location, location, but that's only partly true. It's also about timing the market. By anticipating and then taking action to respond to developing market trends, Moghadam has guided Prologis through three decades of sometimes turbulent economic conditions. In fact, his timing was impeccable in 2011 when, as CEO of AMB Property Corporation, he merged with his former competitor to form the company that now ranks as the world's largest owner, developer and operator of industrial logistics real estate – and assets have tripled since the merger.
And Moghadam didn't just get lucky with timing the Prologis merger – AMB became profitable and even successfully anticipated the collapse of the office building market in the late 1980s. Moghadam recognized that changing demographics, combined with overbuilding in office complexes, would lead to soaring vacancy rates. He redirected AMB's investments to focus on industrial parks and shopping centers. That decision positioned AMB to thrive during the 1990s and set the stage for the company's IPO in 1997.
"I won't pat myself on the back for being smarter than other guys. We acted on what we saw," Moghadam said. "It's not just the ability to see trends, but the courage to do something about it. Many people, when faced with evidence that doesn't fit their thesis, stick their head in the sand."
Right place, right time
Moghadam also moved against conventional wisdom when he began buying distribution facilities near global trade hubs — seaports, international airports and large metropolitan areas — while other real estate companies were building warehouses in low-cost areas. Moghadam failed to see the wisdom in building storage facilities in low-cost areas far removed from major population centers. So, AMB focused on acquiring distribution facilities and cargo buildings in major cities close to global trade centers.
AMB also pursued an alternative strategy with rapid growth markets in Brazil, Mexico and China, where the company aggressively developed facilities to store and deliver consumer products to the rapidly expanding middle classes in those countries.
Culture of empowered accountability
Moghadam realized, along with his management team, that he could not run a $45 billion real estate company from the top down. To create a more nimble enterprise, Prologis is building what Moghadam calls a "culture of empowered accountability." Big corporations have inherent advantages of scale and extensive resources, he says. But eventually, employees at large companies become like "house cats because they don't have to fend for themselves."
To help local business leaders fend for themselves and win on the ground, Prologis gives them the leeway to make local investment decisions and then, once they are vetted, get them approved by corporate risk management teams.
To make sure everyone operates from the same playbook, Moghadam has instilled a strong sense of corporate values. "You can't write a 400-page manual for people to consult whenever they want to take action," he says.
As a result, Prologis has embodied its values in the acronym IMPACT (Integrity, Mentorship, Passion, Accountability, Courage and Teamwork). "Values are something you stick with, even when it hurts, such as walking away from a business opportunity because it runs against your values," Moghadam says. Corporate values matter more than culture to Moghadam, which can vary from one country to the next: "It's the values that bind the company together."
As CEO of a major corporation headquartered in San Francisco, Moghadam has given back to the Bay Area, particularly in education. He is also a strong supporter of his cultural heritage, establishing an Iranian Studies program at Stanford and co-founding the Iran Democracy Project at the Hoover Institution.
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Maes releases tax info through supporters' website
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DENVER – Colorado GOP gubernatorial candidate Dan Maes has refused to make his tax returns public and instead gave them to a tea party publication run by campaign supporters, which posted selected portions of the data.
The rest, Maes said Wednesday, is nobody's business.
According to The Constitutionalist Today's website, Maes averaged $89,000 per year in income from 2000 to 2004.
In 2005, Maes left his job with Advantage Credit Reporting and started his own small business. Maes reported personal income of $19,202 for 2005, $20,340 for 2006, and $51,678 for 2007, with business gross income of $39,130 for 2005, $182,230 for 2006, and $309,815 for 2007.
In 2008, his mortgage company took a big hit, and income plunged to $11,000.
Maes said running a small business has its ups and downs, but he paid the bills and his taxes. But unlike the other two candidates for governor, Maes would not disclose how much he paid in state and federal taxes.
"It really is nobody's business how we survived. There has to be some level of privacy," Maes said.
Maes said he had outside sources of income because sold a business in 1997 and got 10,000 shares of stock. He also sold a home in Illinois in 2000 that was not reflected in his earnings.
The other GOP hopeful, former congressman Scott McInnis, made four years of tax forms available Tuesday. They showed he earned $2.8 million and paid about $680,000 in taxes from 2005 to 2008. He didn't release documents listing his business partnerships or his charitable giving.
Earlier this year, Democratic candidate John Hickenlooper released 22 years of tax returns but didn't disclose the names of charities he supported. Hickenlooper's records showed earnings of $16.5 million and $2.9 million in federal taxes over that time, most of it from his restaurant business.
From 2005 to 2008, Hickenlooper's earnings totaled $8.6 million, and he paid $1.2 million in taxes.
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There have been plenty of Swiss Army Knife-style eating utensils before, sure. But few have ever looked as handsome as the KA-BAR 3-in-1 Utensil, which looks back to the hobo culture of the Great Depression for its inspiration.
Forged from stainless steel, the combination spoon/knife/fork is 3.75-inches when closed and 7 when open. If the hinged design isn't sturdy enough for your eating needs, you can lock any of the utensils in place with the slot and tab mechanism. Whether you're going on a rugged camping expedition, or are just leery of restaurant silverware, the KA-BAR Utensil will serve your needs well. [Amazon via Best Made]


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'Pygmy' in Paperback April 20! Huge Sale and lots of Free Stuff!
THIS PROMOTION IS OVER! We're all OUT of PYGMY shirts and prizes!
Pygmy is being released in paperback on April 20th and to celebrate we are having a huge sale on our Pygmy Tour Thirts! But wait, it gets better: We have tons of random gifts to add to any store order (Yes, Premium Memberships included). Here's what we're offering:
- Signed copies of Chuck's books in hardcover and paperback graciously donated by St Helen's Bookshop!
- Loads of vintage Stranger Than Fiction 'Von Chuck' hats!
- Full sheets of Pygmy stickers (with EVERY order, while supplies last) - 16 stickers per sheet!
- Vintage Choke Promotional Postcards!
- Plus, a free Pygmy Tour shirt with any other T-shirt order (The same size as ordered shirt unless otherwise requested in comments box..while supplies last!) *Note: We have just sold out of Men's Large and Medium in the Pygmy shirts.
And other random prizes, not listed here for a surprize factor! :)
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No problem! You can simply pay the shipping costs and we will send it your way (While supplies last)
To get a free hat: Send $6.75 to subscriptions @ ChuckPalahniuk.net through Paypal. ($5.15 Priority shipping, $1.25 Paypal fee, .50 for the bubble envelope) You will also get a sheet of Pygmy stickers with the hat!
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On Our Radar: Get Noticed at Work
Maybe toiling in obscurity isn't so bad, after all. The Atlantic writes that, according to a recent study, people who are both successful (worthy of a New York Times obituary) and famous (actors, athletes and other celebrities) die younger than those who are just successful. Business people lived nearly six years longer than celebs. –– Melissa Korn
J. Crew employees say the far-out outfits (think feathered skirts and metallic spike heels) of its president and creative chief, Jenna Lyons helps encourage them to take risks and make mistakes. That might "sound ridiculous. But it's liberating for everyone who works for her," one employee says, according to Fast Company. — Rachel Emma Silverman
Want to get noticed at work (in a good way)? Linda Descano, a managing director at Citi, shares five ways to up your profile in the workplace. Among her tips: develop relationships, speak publicly and don't forget to dress the part. Read more on LinkedIn. — Francesca Donner
How does pay affect motivation? Read what the research has to say in Harvard Business Review. (Hint: Higher salaries do not necessarily produce more motivated employees.) — Rachel Emma Silverman
And finally…
The University of Michigan certainly has something to smile about. Charles Munger a vice chairman of Berkshire Hathaway Inc., has given the university a gift of $110 million to build a new dorm, reports WSJ's MoneyBeat. Here's hoping the students like their gleaming new digs. — Francesca Donner


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Harvard travels to California, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Rhode Island in 2013 (Justine Agaloos).
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - The Harvard women's water polo team has released its schedule for the 2013 season. The Crimson hosts two games and the Harvard Kick Off Tournament and travels California, New Jersey and Pennsylvania as the team looks to reach the CWPA Eastern Championships for the fifth straight year.
Harvard gets its season started in early February with the Harvard Kick Off Tournament at Blodgett Pool Feb. 2-4. The Crimson entertains Cal Baptist Feb. 7 before hitting the road for the first of six trips. Harvard begins its away slate with a trip to New Jersey for the Princeton Invite, where it will face California, New York Athletic Club, Villanova and the host Tigers Feb. 9-10. Harvard concludes the month with a visit to Philadelphia for the Villanova Invite and games against Wagner, Iona, Villanova and Siena Feb. 23-24.
After a short break, the Crimson hit the road again and head to Erie, Pennsylvania to face Mercyhurst and Bucknell March 2-3. Harvard will then take a two-week hiatus after the trip to the Keystone State before traveling to California for eight games during spring break. The road trip opens at UC Santa Clara with games against the Broncos and the Tigers of Occidental College March 17. Harvard travels to UC Davis to face off against the Aggies and Fresno Pacific the following day. The Crimson will spend the remainder of the week competing against Pacific (March 19), San Jose State (March 21), Stanford (March 22), and California (March 23).
After almost two full months on the road, Harvard finally returns home to Blodgett Pool for senior day against Ivy League foe Brown April 3. The Crimson heads back to Princeton three days later for contests against the Tigers and George Washington. From there, Harvard travels to Providence, R.I. for the Brown Invite April 7 before returning the following weekend for the CWPA Southern Division Championships April 13-14. The team then heads to Ann Arbor, Mich. for the Eastern Championships April 26-28 for a chance to qualify for the NCAA Championships, which will be held at Blodgett Pool May 10-12.
The Crimson went 17-12 and placed seventh at the CWPA Eastern Championships last year.


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Tips for maintaining a clean clinic
Medical Environment Update, June 15, 2017
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How clean is your medical clinic? You'd like to think that you or your cleaning service is doing a really good job in that regard. But the truth is that healthcare facilities in the U.S. have a long way to go when it comes to maintaining a properly disinfected facility and upholding practices that can help ensure your patients won't get sick after a visit to the doctor.
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RV manufacturer Forest River Inc. has enrolled "in excess of 8,000 families" in its new Forest River Owners Group (FROG), which has monthly rallies and trips planned through the end of the year.
"Anybody who owns Forest River or related products — new or used — is eligible to join," said FROG Director Bob Byrne, an RVer for 12 years and a retired banker, insurance industry executive and high school math teacher hired late last year with his wife, Cindy, to oversee the new owners group.
FROG is free to join with members paying only for camping at the rallies or participating in the trips, Byrne emphasized, adding that the FROG club is not intended to replace the 45-year-old Coachmen Owners Association operated by Forest River subsidiary Coachmen RV, Middlebury, Ind.
"We did a quiet launch in October, primarily through (independent) Forest River forum websites and then did a mass mailing in December to people who had bought new Forest River RVs over the last 16 months," Byrne said. "The primary thing we are focusing on is getting Forest River owners together to expand their opportunities to go RVing, and when they are ready to trade, we want them to stay with us."
FROG also launched a website (www.forestriverfrog.com) in October and held its first rally during the National Cherry Blossom Festival March 27-April 1 at Cherry Hill Park in College Park, Md., the closest campground to Washington, D.C.
"One of the things we are doing a little differently from some organizatione is that we don't have a formal organizational structure," said Byrne, who drives a 40-foot Coachmen Class A. "We don't want people to feel that they are committed to having to do something every weekend or every month."
Some rallies are organized by Byrne while others are coordinated informally by local Forest River owners in their areas.
"We tell them if one of the rallies fits your interests and time frame, come on and do it." Byrne said. "They shouldn't have to feel that they are committed to doing a specific number of activities."
An international rally is planned Aug. 13-17 at the Elkhart County Fairground in Goshen, Ind., with regional rallies scheduled this summer and fall at Ouabache State Park in Park Bluffton, Ind., Gore, Okla., Branson, Mo., Tucson, Ariz., Wisconsin Dells, Las Vegas and Charleston, S.C.
As of late April, some 180 RVers had registered for the international rally in Goshen, Byrne said.
"I would love to announce that we have 10,000 members by then, but obviously, our goal eventually is to go beyond that," Byrne said.


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An overview on the new launches and limited editions developed for the end of the year: Maison Francis Kurkdjian, Maison Margiela, Diptyque, Maison Kitsuné, KKW Beauty, Stila, Pat McGrath Labs, Jecca
An overview on the new launches and limited editions developed for the end of the year: Maison Francis Kurkdjian, Maison Margiela, Diptyque, Maison Kitsuné, KKW Beauty, Stila, Pat McGrath Labs, Jecca
A short selection of some recent beauty launches for the new year: Beautyblender, CoverGirl, Lush, Pat McGrath, KKW Beauty, Chanel.
Here is a selection of some of the best beauty Advent calendars to help make the wait until Christmas go faster.
Summer is already coming to an end in the Northern hemisphere and brands are presenting their new products and innovations to beauty fans. Here are some of the hottest launches for the new (...)
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This major exhibition reassessed the nature of the Richard Hamilton's pioneering contribution, focusing on his political works. The installations, prints and paintings on view took international politics, riots, terrorist acts and war as their subject matter, examining how these conflicts are represented by the media, especially via television and the internet.
Hamilton saw great changes in communication technologies throughout his working life. In 1969 he noted that: "In the Fifties we became more aware of the possibility of seeing the whole world, at once, through the great visual matrix that surrounds us, a synthetic 'instant' view. Cinema, television, magazines, newspapers flooded the artist with a total landscape." Through its fragmentation of images, manipulation of space and reference to different styles and genres, Hamilton's work interrogates the representations that surround us.
Yet his analysis of the image is counterbalanced by an underlying, allegoric lyricism, through which he reinvigorated the genres of portraiture and history painting. This survey of Hamilton's political works, presented just a year before the artist's death in September 2011, also explored in depth the artist's working processes and the varied ways he used photographic material. It investigated his longstanding interest in creating multiples of a single, iconic image as both a mirror and a critique of the visual overload created by the media.


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'Glee: The Music, The Christmas Album Volume 2′ Track Listing, Release Date Revealed
This holiday season, let 'Glee' help you deck the halls and roast those chestnuts with their second annual Christmas release, 'Glee: The Music, The Christmas Album Volume 2,' which hits shelves on Nov. 15.
Following in the footsteps of last year's seasonal release, Volume 2 is loaded with 10 'Glee' renditions of holiday classics and two original tracks — 'Extraordinary Merry Christmas' and 'Christmas Eve With You' — which are sure to make you feel all warm and fuzzy inside … Unless you're a grinch.
In addition, the forthcoming album features a few guest voices from 'The Glee Project,' including Samuel Larsen, Lindsay Pearce, Alex Newell and Damian McGinty, who portrays Irish exchange student Rory.
The first edition of 'Glee' holiday releases, 'Glee: The Music, The Christmas Album' went platinum, selling over a million copies. If we know anything about the popularity of 'Glee,' and we think we do, we expect similar success this time around. Talk about the perfect stocking stuffer!
'Glee: The Music, The Christmas Album Volume 2′ Track Listing:
1. 'All I Want for Christmas Is You' (Mercedes)
2. 'Extraordinary Merry Christmas' (Rachel and Blaine)
3. 'Santa Baby' (Santana)
4. 'Christmas Eve With You' (Emma and Will)
5. 'Little Drummer Boy' (Artie)
6. 'River' (Rachel)
7. 'Do You Hear What I Hear?' (Lindsay Pearce, Alex Newell of 'The Glee Project')
8. 'Let it Snow' (Blaine and Kurt)
9. 'Santa Claus Is Coming to Town' (Puck, Finn and Samuel Larsen of 'The Glee Project'
10. 'Christmas Wrapping' (Brittany)
11. 'Blue Christmas' (Rory)
12. 'Do They Know It's Christmas' ('Glee' Cast)


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I Am Not A Dj Women Wrist Watch
Let your Wrist shine with a new designer Wrist Watches for Women from BigOwl and keep track of time in style! Wear it on and step into a world full of dreams.
- These wrist watches comes with designer dials fitted in alloy body
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Many perspectives about Tiger Woods have been written in recent days, but how many of them have been authored by a Vinyasa yoga teacher?
Mark Morford, who writes for the San Francisco Chronicle, also teaches yoga. Here's his take on Tiger, plus his Web site and details about his yoga classes.
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Corey Taylor Lays Out Timeline for Slipknot, Recalls 'Tosh.0′ Electric Shock + More
After detailing the latest on Stone Sour in Part 1 of our video interview, vocalist Corey Taylor takes us behind the mask to discuss the future of Slipknot in Part 2 of our exclusive chat. Though Taylor is currently focusing on Stone Sour, he offered us a timeline as to when Slipknot may get back into the studio to record their much anticipated follow-up to 2008's 'All Hope Is Gone.'
Alongside the topic of Slipknot, Taylor revealed his favorite vocalists and gave us the story behind his recent appearance on the Comedy Central show 'Tosh.0,' during which he was electrically shocked for our general amusement.
Check out part two of our exclusive interview with Corey Taylor below:
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The answer to yesterday's image challenge was #4- Melanoma. Many of you diagnosed correctly.
Oral malignant melanomas are uncommon and like other melanomas of the skin they arise from melanocyte cells. Unlike cutaneous (skin) melanoma which are linked to sun exposure, the risk factors for oral melanoma is unknown. We think they arise de novo (from no cause).
Oral melanomas are more common in Japanese race and occur in men more than women (2:1) It is rare in people under 20 and more common in men over 40 years.
Good oral exams by the dentist are always important to identify mouth lesions. Most are benign and many other less serious conditions can cause pigmentation.


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CORONA, Calif., (June 28, 2012) -
[Higashino's Rock Solid Backflip (Photo: Steve Cox)
STAPLES Center in downtown Los Angeles was host to Moto X Freestyle, the first of eight moto events at X Games Los Angeles 2012. Monster Energy's Taka Higashino dominated the competition and took home a coveted X Games Gold Medal by nailing a Rock Solid Backflip! Watch for Higashino in Best Trick on Friday night. Fellow Monster Energy athletes Nate Adams, Blake "Bilko" Williams, Adam Jones, and Andre Villa finished fourth, fifth, and sixth,
respectively. Monster Energy's Andre Villa sustained an injury after a crash in his first run and was unable to compete in his second run as a result.
Friday night will play host to the Best Whip and Best Trick competitions, with Monster Energy's Josh Hansen, Jeremy "Twitch" Stenberg, and Edgar Torronteras competing in Best Whip, and Kyle Loza, Taka Higashino, Mar
k Monea, and Blake "Bilko" Williams competing in Best Trick.
X Games Los Angeles 2012 – Moto X Freestyle Results
1. Taka Higashino
2. Levi Sherwood
3. Javier Villegas
4. Nate Adams
5. Blake "Bilko" Williams
6. Adam Jones
7. Rob Adelberg
8. Dany Torres
9. Todd Potter
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Game Mechanic Studios, a new development studio formed by former EA and Activision employees, have just released the first two screens for their new original IP, Art of War.
The new screenshots don't differ much from each other, and really don't reveal anything about Art of War. We've still no clue what genre the game will fall into, or which platforms it is in development for, or really anything, outside of this jungle setting in a level called Obsidian Serpent. It looks nice, but I don't see much to differentiate it from any other game released lately with a jungle setting. Thanks for revealing nothing, Game Mechanic!


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A New York paraplegic man who lost the use of his legs after a car crash 20 years ago has completed a cross-country journey in his wheelchair.
Gabriel Cordell, 42, ended his 99-day odyssey Monday night at his alma mater, West Hempstead High School, on Long Island.
The actor started the journey last April at the Pacific Ocean in California. He and a team of six traveled more than 3,100 miles.
"He made it!" shouted hundreds of family members and supporters who gathered at the school.
Cordell used a conventional wheelchair for the entire journey, rather than a high-tech racing chair. According to his crew, he is the first to ever cross the country in such a wheelchair.
"This represents the everyday person," Cordell said, pointing at his wheelchair. "When they see me, they see themselves."
The trip was made, Cordell said, to both inspire others to be better and to test himself.
Cordell battled drug and alcohol addictions for six years, "checking out on the real world," he said.
What brought him back, Cordell said, was a promise to himself, as a teen, to do something "extraordinary" by age 45.
"I was running out of time," Cordell said.
Cordell's team stayed with him for every mile, riding bicycles alongside his wheelchair or ferrying an RV behind him.
The group is producing a documentary of the journey.
Cordell's nephew, Chris Kawas, served as his uncle's direct caregiver. Though he himself is battling drug issues, Kawas has remained sober the entire trip.
"I am not the same man as when we started," Kawas said.
Cordell's team has drawn inspiration, cheers, tears and generosity from a supportive public during the cross-country trek.
On Atlantic Avenue in Brooklyn, one man moved by Cordell's effort bought lunch for the group at a local McDonald's restaurant.
"To see the country like that and to see Chris go through this, it changed my life," said crew member Chris Yanke.
During one part of the trip, Cordell's team barely escaped deadly tornadoes in Oklahoma.
The group later stopped to help a family whose home was destroyed.


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Paperback, 224 pages
Released: June 2006
Most economic theory assumes a pure capitalism of perfect competition. This book is a penetrating critique of the rhetoric and practice of conventional economic theory. It explores how even in the United States—the most capitalist of countries—the market has always been subject to numerous constraints.
Perelman examines the way in which these constraints have been defended by such figures as Henry Ford, J. P. Morgan, and Herbert Hoover, and were indeed essential to the expansion of U.S. capitalism. In the process, he rediscovers the critical element in conservative thought that has been lost in the neoliberal present. This important and original historical reconstruction points the way to a discipline of economics freed from the mythology of the market.


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It makes sense for Broncos to trade away picks to move up
If I'm John Elway, I worry about the future in the future.
If there's an inside linebacker or cornerback he and the rest of his personnel staff and Broncos' coaches love, Elway should give up two or three current and 2015 draft picks to get him.
For the first time since perhaps their Super Bowl years in the late 1990s, this Broncos draft must be about quality, not quantity.
Keep in mind, the Broncos are still backlogged from last year's draft. They had to stash away fifth-round, pass-rushing defensive end Quanterus Smith, fifth-round receiver Tavarres King and sixth-round offensive tackle Vinston Painter last year because they didn't have room for them on their 53-man roster. They lost King to Carolina while trying to slip him through waivers. And seventh-round quarterback Zac Dysert never got a uniform on game day.


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Recent time there have been several interesting discussions regarding XPages templates by IBM and documentation on XPages.
The discussions give a good impression the state we are today in Domino development and the gap that still has to be bridged (by IBM and the community I guess).
What I did not hear mentioned in the discussions is what I saw on a presentation from IBM which you can find here.
It certainly says that IBM is looking at more XPages based applications (an XPages version of the team room template) and also that a new XPages app dev book will be released by IBM Press.
Too bad we cannot take that book with us on this year's summer holiday…


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Citizens of Fort Walton Beach, visiting pirates and tourists beware!
The dastardly Billy Bowlegs has been seen off t'shores of T'Emerald Coast and rumor is that he be plannin' to dock his ship once t'again at The Fort Walton Beach Landing!
The Greater Fort Walton Beach Chamber o' Merchants welcomes landlubbers and swabbys of all ages t'dis jolly family event.
Friday, May 31st – Pirate Festival
Saturday, June 1st – Pirate Festival
Monday, June 3rd – Torchlight Parade
If yer wantin' to chart your course to the 2019 Billy Bowlegs Festival, here is all t'information ya need ta know!
Aye, sail through these pages to discover a treasure chest full of charts, and plots, and details to help ya emjoy the day o' frollickin', skirmish, food, and grog Gar!
Aye, read about the festival: the food, the 'endors, the skrimish, and the entertainment. A pence for an old man o'de sea?
Git yer information about, or register for, the Torchlight Parade.
Find ye ol treasure map t' lead ye straight t' The Landing.
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ASQA decisions—table
ASQA publishes information about certain regulatory decisions it makes, in order to:
- assist students and potential students to make informed decisions about choosing a provider, and
- provide industry, government and the public with accurate information on ASQA's regulatory activity.
On 1 July 2016 ASQA changed the timing of the publication of its regulatory decisions to better meet the above objectives. ASQA now publishes information about decisions shortly after they are made (that is, before review periods available to the provider are exhausted). In making that change, ASQA also now publishes information about review processes that remain available, the status of decisions during any review process and their date of effect.
Decisions made before 1 July 2016 were not published until the provider had exhausted its rights of review in relation to the decision (or if ASQA's Commissioners deemed there was a public interest served by earlier publication).
The table below includes ASQA decisions made under both publication polices and as a result entries may appear differently according to the date the decision was made.
Any providers who feel information published about them is inaccurate should contact the ASQA Info line on 1300 701 801 or email enquiries [at] asqa.gov.au.
Understanding regulatory decisions
- See About ASQA's published decisions for more information on what kinds of decision ASQA publishes and ASQA's legislative authority to publish this information
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|The Robinson Education Centre
|The Robinson College The Robinson College
|Ms Ann-Marie Rogers - Chief Executive
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|In effect
|RII-Resource & Infrastructure Skills Centre Pty Ltd
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|Mr Gary Wilson - Owner and high managerial agent; Mr Peter Graham - Owner and executive officer
|Part renewal rejection
|Reconsideration finalised – decision revoked
|No review available


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About 28,690 machine guns are registered in Texas
In a heavily guarded store just southwest of Houston, twin .50-caliber "Ma Deuce" machine guns rise up side by side from a mount that could be bolted to the deck of a warship or a truck bed.
The guns can fire about 1,200 rounds a minute and take down an airplane. The price tag reads $75,000.
They are among an arsenal of "restricted," or Class 3, weapons, all legal and for sale at Houston Armory, a company that caters to the elite of the gun world and specializes in machine guns, silencers and other weapons required to be registered with the U.S. government.
A few feet away is a fully operational M60 machine gun, similar to the one carried by Rambo through the jungle. There also is a pristine-condition tommy gun modeled like those used in the days of Al Capone.
About 28,690 machine guns are legally owned and registered in Texas, according to the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives. That includes thousands of such guns owned by Texas residents, as well as corporations and police departments.
The weapons are cherished by enthusiasts, collectors and investors who can own them and use them if they are willing to wait and pay. A fully automatic 12-gauge shotgun goes for $150,000 — the price of a house or an ultra-high-end sports car.
What would a wealthy, law-abiding person do with a pair of machine guns worthy of a frigate?
"It is a trophy, a piece of artwork. Why do you want a Mona Lisa?" said Cris Parsons, general manger of Houston Armory. "People get off on having things others don't have.
"Odds are that the CEO of a major corporation will buy this," said Parsons, who has fired the guns and can imagine them perched as a centerpiece at a hunting lodge.
Despite the discomfort some might have over private citizens owning guns that were made for soldiers, law enforcement officials say they can't point to a specific instance in which a legally registered machine gun was used by a private citizen to commit a violent crime.
The weapons used in Connecticut, at Sandy Hook Elementary School, and in Colorado, at an Aurora movie theater, for example, were lesser weapons, semiautomatics that are quickly and more easily purchased at sporting goods stores, whereas obtaining a license for a machine gun takes six months.
Larry Karson, an assistant professor of criminal justice at the University of Houston Downtown and a retired federal agent, said regulations and culture surrounding fully automatic weapons are an example of successful gun control, with respect to safety.
"You haven't had any violations of consequence to make it a front-page story to change the law," he said, adding that the government can confirm the whereabouts and ownership of machine guns through a home visit, if needed.
"A gun dealer who handles these types of weapons is as concerned about the safety of a community as any law enforcement officer," he said.
The number of such guns was limited after President Ronald Reagan signed a law stipulating no more new machine guns, starting in 1986, could be produced for civilian ownership. The move was born from a 1934 law that first required machine guns be registered with the government and that established a $200 tax. The restriction was meant to rein in tommy guns from the gangster days.
The tax was a purposely stifling amount back in the day, but it remains the same even now. If it were adjusted for inflation, it would equate to $3,436 today, according to the Labor Department.
Every year, there are slightly fewer guns circulating, so their price climbs. And with time, more collectors seek them. The price of an M16 before 1986 cost about $800. Now it goes for about $20,000.
ATF spokeswoman Ginger Colbrun said the agency keeps track of machine-gun owners.
"There are lots of opinions out there on firearms. We are not here to weigh in on any of them," she said, "just to enforce the laws on the books."
Requirements are about the same as buying a regular gun. Owners generally cannot be felons, must be a U.S. citizen or legally residing in the United States, and must promise to keep the gun properly secured.
They also have to provide to authorities the exact address of the gun owner and be amenable to in-person visits by inspectors. The six-month waiting period is also seen as a possible deterrent to criminals.
A Justice Department-issued application states that the "chief law enforcement officer" in the community where an individual gun owner lives must sign a form to confirm that he or she has been advised that the gun will be in their area and that they have no objection.
Authorities have witnessed the wrath of machine guns in the wrong hands. In an especially infamous 1997 attempt to rob a bank in North Hollywood, Calif., two men in full body armor sprayed machine gun fire at police, using illegal machine guns.
In 2005, five machine guns were stolen from an unlocked vehicle belonging to a Woodlands gun dealer who had been at the shooting range and left them when he parked in front of his home. They were later found.
Houston Armory founder Bill Pace said he and other dealers were outraged by the carelessness.
So much firepower in one specialty weapons shop might entice criminals, but the weapons are kept in vaults within a large bank-style vault, protected by security cameras and alarms. Pace's employees are armed and trained, and police say they can respond to any alarm from the business in less than a minute.
"Any sane person would not try it," Pace said of potential attackers.
He added, "We observe everyone, and if we don't feel comfortable with the transaction, we won't do business with them."


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Baird Spring 2 Citrus County, Florida is a natural fresh water spring. The location of this natural spring was obtained from Bulletin No.66 Springs of Florida published 2004 by the Florida Geological Survey. Additional information is provided by the author.
This information is intended for visitors, vacation planning, casual research and exploration. Canoeing, kayaking, camping, wildlife viewing, boating, swimming, and SCUBA, are popular recreactional pastimes at Florida's beautiful natural springs. While most of the major springs offer these opportunities, remember that not all springs are accessible to the public.
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Friday: A 30 percent chance of showers. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 75. Light and variable wind becoming south 5 to 9 mph in the morning. Winds could gust as high as 18 mph.
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