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Four-try Wales impressed to overcome a fatigued Pumas side 40-6 in an entertaining Test at the Millenium Stadium on Saturday.
Four-try Wales impressed to overcome a fatigued Pumas side 40-6 in an entertaining Test at the Millenium Stadium on Saturday.
Scores from Mike Phillips, George North, Toby Faletau and Ken Owens coupled with twenty points from the boot of Leigh Halfpenny were too much for a Pumas team that failed to capitalise on their early opportunities.
Where last week, against South Africa, Wales lacked a clinical element in attack, on Saturday they took the chances their play created, and quickly racked up a handsome lead.
Both teams began with plenty of enterprise in attack, and a high-tempo, offloading game was the order of the day. The Argentines had the better of the first-half, and indeed were briefly a man up after Justin Tipuric was sin-binned for tackling a player without the ball.
Sparkling runs from Santiago Cordero and a lovely chip and chase from captain Juan Leguizamon put the visitors in good attacking positions, but errors and good Welsh defence shut them down time and again.
It was from one of these attacks that Wales broke away to open the scoring. A loose Argentine pass on the home 22 was scooped up by Phillips, who raced home untouched, aided by the supporting run of North.
That added to an early Halfpenny penalty, and the full-back converted for a 10-0 lead inside the opening ten minutes.
The British and Irish Lions Man of the Series knocked over another three-pointer, before a textbook training maneouvre off a line-out in the visitors' 22 allowed Phillips and North to combine again, with the latter powering through the defence for Wales' second try.
Argentina continued to press, and in fact played most of the rugby in the first half. They eventually got on the board with a Nicolas Sanchez penalty, but that was soon cancelled out by another three-pointer from Halfpenny, taking the scores to 23-3 at half-time.
The second-half started slowly, with a penalty apiece for Halfpenny and Sanchez, but it well and truly burst into life on 56 minutes.
Faletau broke off the back of a Welsh scrum on half-way, the ball was spread wide to Halfpenny running the sweeping outside channel, and Liam Williams was put away up the left-hand-side.
He drew covering full-back Lucas Amorisino and sent the number eight galloping home for the game's third try.
Halfpenny converted, and Wales were left to cut loose in the final quarter. The match opened up and became scrappy as both sides began to tire, and fatigue looked to be an issue throughout for an Argentine side embattled by a lengthy and grueling season.
The hosts scored another effort, this time via a powerful driving maul, through replacement hooker Owens, which – surprise, surprise – was converted by Halfpenny.
Argentina, to their credit, continued to try things and play through the hands right to the death. While unquestionably guilty of trying to play too much rugby in the wrong areas of the pitch, Los Pumas showed some tidy stuff, with Cordero and Marcelo Bosch involved.
The game began to peter out in the final ten minutes; Samson Lee was yellow-carded late on for cynical play, and neither side was able to add to the scoreline.
A morale-boosting and much needed victory for Wales, then, while a ragged Argentina are left to lick their wounds after another disappointing loss.
Man of the Match: Leigh Halfpenny was typically outstanding, and Mike Phillips recorded his best performance in a Welsh jersey for some time. But number eight Toby Faletau was at the heart of all Wales' tight grunt and attacking verve. His try was just reward for a performance that reaffirmed how important he is to the Dragons and Welsh rugby.
Moment of the Match: Faletau's try was the pick of the bunch, and extinguished any faint hopes of an Argentine comeback.
Villain of the Match: A few niggles, but nothing malicious to report.
The scorers:
For Wales:
Tries: Phillips, North, Faletau, Owens
Conversions: Halfpenny 4
Penalties: Halfpenny 4
Yellow cards: Tipuric, Lee
For Argentina:
Penalties: Sanchez 2
Wales: 15 Leigh Halfpenny, 14 George North, 13 Cory Allen, 12 Scott Williams, 11 Liam Williams, 10 Dan Biggar, 9 Mike Phillips, 8 Toby Faletau, 7 Justin Tipuric, 6 Sam Warburton (c), 5 Alun Wyn Jones, 4 Bradley Davies, 3 Rhodri Jones, 2 Richard Hibbard, 1 Gethin Jenkins
Replacements: 16 Ken Owens, 17 Paul James, 18 Samson Lee, 19 Luke Charteris, 20 Ryan Jones, 21 Lloyd Williams, 22 James Hook, 23 Ashley Beck
Argentina: 15 Joaquin Tuculet, 14 Horacio Agulla, 13 Marcelo Bosch, 12 Santiago Fernandez, 11 Santiago Cordero, 10 Nicolas Sanchez, 9 Martin Landajo, 8 Juan Leguizamon, 7 Pablo Matera, 6 Julio Farias Cabello, 5 Patricio Albacete, 4 Manuel Carizza, 3 Maximiliano Bustos, 2 Eusebio Guinazu, 1 Marcos Ayerza
Replacements: 16 Santiago Iglesias, 17 Nahuel Lobo, 18 Matias Diaz, 19 Tomas Lavanini, 20 Leonardo Senatore, 21 Tomas Cubelli, 22 Gabriel Ascarate, 23 Lucas Gonzalez Amorosino
Referee: John Lacey (Ireland)
Assistant referees: Steve Walsh (Australia), Lourens van der Merwe (South Africa)


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"We should have put it away much sooner than that, but with a team like that they rely on that, on catching you off guard. They loll you to sleep and then one moment can change the game," stated Hogan. "At halftime they had two shots on two goals, we did a poor job, we've got to be ready for that."
It looked like the Thunderbirds had taken an early lead after Katie Jones fired a shot from outside the top left corner of the box that found the far side of the net, but the goal was waived off on an offside call. It would then be North Dakota who struck first as Robyn Wujkowski got behind the SUU defense and beat goalkeeper Elyssa Hashimoto in a one-on-one challenge for the game's opening score in the 15th minute of play.
Jones evened things up a few minutes later as she fired off another shot from the same area as her first try and again found the side netting to level the match at 1-1. North Dakota retook the lead in the 32nd minute however as Michelle Stingle headed a ball in to put the visitors up 2-1 at the half.
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"In the second half we were more patient to get shots that were good quality, rather than just throwing everything at the wall to see what stuck," explained Hogan. "I think we were a little more deliberate, and did a better job at that."
SUU finished with a season high 25 shots, including 10 on goal. North Dakota took just four attempts on the day, half of which resulted in goals. Sophomore goalkeeper Tessa Christensen played the final 55 minutes for the Thunderbirds, recording one save to earn her first career win. Jones' goal was her first at Southern Utah while Green picked up her second and Brich moved into the team lead with her third score of the season.
Southern Utah hosts Northern Colorado this Sunday in its final home match of the year. Kickoff is scheduled for 1:00 p.m. and will be preceded by a special program for the Thunderbird seniors. Coverage of SUU soccer is available at www.suutbirds.com.


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It seems like yesterday�your two boys were involved with high school studies and extra curricular events. Your girls were going to the local community college. Today they are all out on their own; some in distant colleges, others married and beginning their life's work.
The children seem to be doing well. Even though some of their values don't look the same as yours, you feel they are good people.
You have known that this is what your job as parents should lead to. Now both you and your spouse have little to do in your role as parents. This will mean it's time to fill out your own lives in new ways.
How are you stepping back from yourself, as you have always known yourself, to consider what directions you will grow in? What is best for each of you as individuals? What will happen to your couple relationship? What should be the new relationship with your children?
Many people just let it happen. They are fortunate when all turns out well. For many couples today, the "empty nest" has led to break-up of years of marriage. They are not all people who have been having unresolved problems all along. Although that same attitude of being closed to working for change is often the reason for break-up after the "empty nest" takes place.
Other people consciously think about what changes they will make. How much happier they are when, as individuals and as a couple, they consider what is best for them now. They can find it exciting to search out new possibilities. They can feel the good, satisfied feeling of having tried something new.
The "something new" can mean going back to school, starting a new job, or just starting to work outside the home, etc. For some it seems that the "something new" means doing things that are purely for personal pleasure. On the other hand, there are those who realize that now they are freer to work to make this a better world by action outside of family on needed issues. The latter find their pleasure and satisfaction in working with others on a meaningful project.
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Jul 11, 2012.....Below is an important update from Families for Russian and Ukrainian Adoption (FRUA www.frua.org) Including Neighboring Countries (INC) regarding adoptions from Russia.
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FRUA remains in direct contact with the U.S. Department of State and is meeting with State on July 12, 2012. We will provide any additional information that may become available to the public.
FRUA is pleased that Russia is focused on the best interests of orphaned children and will continue to support inter-country adoption between our two countries. FRUA will, of course, continue to focus on our mission of providing hope, help and community to adoptive families of all children from Eastern Europe and Central Asian countries.
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I've been using the Xperia X10 Mini Pro for tracking cyclists and am currently trying the Active because it has longer battery life and is lighter. However the early indications are that the GPS isn't as good as the X10 Mini Pro. In the video below M. Rogers is using the Active and everyone else the Xperia X10 Mini Pro.
M. Rogers is obviously tracking worse. One sample is not enough to be definitive but has anyone else found the GPS to be less accurate than the X10 mini pro? M is overshooting the corners but not jumping sideways on the straights. This must mean some sort of filtering e.g. Kalman, that is using past GPS locations to predict future ones. Is the filtering algorithm available to developers? Is filtering done in the GPS chip or the handset firmware? Are the raw GPs readings available? If so they are most likely to be available through the NMEA interface but if the algorithm is applied in the GPS chipset then the NMEA values will be the same as the Android location.
Interesting video. I have not done any back to back comparisons when I have had two devices out with me as I typicaly have one mounted on the bars and one in my back pocket so I would not consider the comparison valid. I will have a look in the future and see if there is anything obvious. I will be comparing X8 to Active.
With proper mounting to the bike and using the various phone sensors and Ant based speed you sould be able to put quite a good filter on top of the basic GPS data. It would be interesting how much you could improvew your finishing line senario.
Interesting indeed. I don't know if there are meant to be any differences between these phones. Xperia active is a newer phone model and I guess it uses newer hardware parts.
Software could play a role as well I guess.
Make sure to go to Settings > Location & security > Use wireless networks. This will make it more accurate and also quicker in terms of getting the location in first place.
I have reviewed a good number of gps tracks I have recorded on the bike withh IpBike in the last few days as I have been adding in a screen to review the plot post ride on the phone. With the phone mounted on the bike I have not seen the effect ken was seeing. I havve had a good look at the routes around the roundabouts localy and I seam to of been getting nice tracks, no strange overshoots. Out walking with the phone things are not so good, it is sometimes not picking up the turns as quickly as I would want I get posibly 2 or 3 seconds of hesitation. The other thing I think I see is an improvment in gps perfomance when I switch off the other radios e.g. going into airplane mode (but with ant still on) I think is a bit better but that may just be me imagening it.
Very strange today. I did a couple of laps of the new MTB lap then a lap of the older track. I forgot the bike mount so the Active was in my jersy pocket. I took it out after the first bit and then put it back in for the second bit. The gps logging on the first half was woefull but on the second half it was as good as normal. I guess there may be an orientation issue but don''t know how I had it on either occasion.
Route here. The total distance from the gps is 2 km over compared to the Ant+ sensors IpBike uses for it's internal distance when avalible.
I'm about to purchase a small smartphone which I only plan on using as sportstracker / mp3 player. I will be using Endomondo/Runkeeper.
I will be running alot in forests/woods. Is the Xperia Active a valid choice? Or would it be better to buy a second hand X10 mini? IP67 is offcourse a big plus.
Has anyone used this device in forests for tracking runs? How is the tracking (alot of jumping/sidetracking.
For the moment I'm still using my Samsung Galaxy S. But this device is to big and the GPS is really crappy in forests.
Here are some wooded tracks I have recored orientearing with the Active.
Here is the biking one that was bad for the first half still not at all sure why.
This is of course winter but some coniferus woods so no difference to summer. I don't have any previous experiance to compare with but it looks to normaly do a good job for me with just the one bad route.
How are the 3 "good" tracks compaired to ipBike?
kentaylor: did you record any other tracks that have the same weird behavior?
The tracks were recorded with Ipbike running on the Active. I don't have anthing to compare them to but they look about right for where I thought I was going and there are not any obvious big discontinuitys in the data. The gps handeling in the IpBike is fairly standard no extra filtering is performed.
I have not had another insident like the bad track I got, getting on for about 50 activities recorded now, so I am not too worried but would like to know the cause.


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The Canucks Week in Quips for April 19
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This is a regular Friday feature combining a healthy mixture of observation, analysis, and foresight on the Vancouver Canucks. If you'd like to get at me about anything covered in this column, follow me on Twitter at @yyjordan and let's start a textual relationship (wink).
1. The 3rd period collapses against the Avalanche and the Stars this week were troubling, to say the least. Not just because of what time of the year it is, but because over the past three seasons or so, the Canucks have been a team that is rock solid with the lead. Defencemen are standing around looking lost too often, and the forwards are showing zero chemistry. I know it's difficult when you're comfortably leading the division while your opponents are fighting for their playoff lives, but at least get the lineup in order.
2. With a couple of key injuries on the backend and only four games left in the season, you would think now would be the ideal time to set the lines to what makes most sense for the playoffs. Instead, Alain Vigneault has deemed this an appropriate time to start juggling. He's a simple man, juggling makes him chuckle. But rather than experiment with Roy and Kesler together, why not get them accustomed to the roles they'll likely be filling in a couple of weeks?
3. Mike Gillis didn't acquire Derek Roy just so Andrew Ebbett could be the 3rd line centre in the playoffs. It's not going to happen. Much will depend on who the first round opponent is, but I imagine Jordan Schroeder will be called up soon. A week ago we were giddy about having three dangerous lines, but now with a Higgins injury and a questionable AV roster move, it feels like we're back to where we started.
4. We received some mixed news on the injury front yesterday. It sounds as if Chris Higgins and Kevin Bieksa will be ready for the playoffs, while Chris Tanev won't be. David Booth got his walking boot removed. Will we see a fully healthy Canucks roster at any point this year? This will inevitably go one of two ways: either we get a healthy lineup at exactly the right time, or we'll be left wondering what could have been.
5. As long as Tanev remains out, Andrew Alberts is likely a fixture on the bottom pairing. Overall I like what Alberts has brought this season. He's surprised me with his ability to make a clean outlet pass, and he's finishing over 50% of his shifts in the offensive end despite starting in the d-zone nearly 60% of the time. He is also a large man, which Derek Roy discovered last night when he was forced to use Alberts' stick for a shift and looked like he had entered the pole vault.
6. Jeff tweeted earlier in the week about Jason Garrison's goal pace lately. It's refreshing to see him getting his due, while most of us who watch the team closely have been lauding him since he was paired up with Hamhuis. With Garrison crushing point shots and Ben Affleck winning Oscars, it's a good time to be a handsome man with a black beard.
7. One area where I think the Canucks are looking fine heading into the post-season is the area that the talking (knuckle) heads on TV love to yap about this time of year: team toughness. Pinizzotto, Alberts, Hamhuis, Edler, Bieksa, Kesler, Burrows, Hansen, Weise, Lapierre…these are all middle-to-heavyweight guys who like to throw their weight around and mix things up. Pinizzotto in particular pairs well with a crisp chardonnay and a hard left to the cheekbone.
8. Mason Raymond hasn't looked as effective as of late. Some of that might just be Dale Weise and Andrew Ebbett. Raymond is part of that tertiary attack along with Hansen and Higgins that is so important come playoff time.
9. I was looking at the standings yesterday and happened to notice that the Chicago Blackhawks have a +52 goal differential, which is 11 more than the second place Penguins. I feel like after the Hawks' streak ended, everyone just sort of accepted as fact that they're the best team this year and stopped talking about them. If they don't win the Cup it will be an upset, but I still believe a Vancouver/Chicago series would be another classic. Other than Los Angeles, the Canucks are the team best equipped to give them a run for their money.
10. On that note, who's your ideal first round opponent? Any team from 4 – 10 is technically possible. The game against the Blues felt like a Blackhawks game from years past that always seemed to end up being a preview of an epic series to come.
This will be AV's last year behind the Canucks bench, unless there is another Cup Finals run.
AV has been pretty good for a long time and he doesn't always get the players to work with. Take away Sedin x 2, Kesler, Burrows, Hamhuis and Edler the rest is not pretty. If however the players have settled into a comfort zone of "this is good enough" and rest on their laurels. MG has been here for 5 years now we should have seen his master plan pay dividends and although the team has done well how much of that was due to his transactions.
I like Gillis, he speaks well and I enjoy listening to him but his development plans have not paid much in the way of prospects and if we want progress we have to look at every aspect of the team including management.
There's a good chance AV might carry the can but is it all his fault...honestly. And if you fire AV who out there is better ?
Remember MG assestment of the Sedins when he first took over. Where would we be without them. This team goes as the Sedins go and they ain't getting any younger. AV maximises their potential and skills but for a team that depends on possession. Where's the face off go to guy. When MG decided to sit Malhotra for the season where the heck was plan "B" AV can't take the face offs. It'sne thing to sit Malhotra but to do that without a replacement is not good
Context matters. If they don't make it past the first round it'll probably his last year regardless, but if they go to the second round at least, and fall out due to injuries, AV will still be around. WCF appearance and he stays no matter what.


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The Sharks' winless streak was extended to five matches on Friday when they went down 32-17 to the Reds in Brisbane.
The Sharks' winless streak was extended to five matches on Friday when they went down 32-17 to the Reds in Brisbane.
The Reds enjoyed a stunning opening 40 minutes in which everything went according to plan, with their 26-point lead at the half all but ending the match as a contest.
Having entered the clash low on confidence and form, the Sharks were quickly behind the eight ball as Saia Faingaa crossed in just the fifth minute. Quade Cooper was the architect of the score, with his long skip pass giving the hooker space to step and slice his way through the Sharks defence.
The Sharks error count rose as quickly as the Reds score, with handling errors and poor passing stymieing their charge. It was a turnover – engineered by Ed Quirk – that set the Reds up for what will surely go down as one of the scores of the season.
With the ball spread wide from the ruck, the ball was spread wide to Chris Feauai-Sautia who drew a defender before passing inside to Digby Ioane. The winger in turn passed it on to Will Genia who had the presence of mind to put in a lovely left-footed kick out to Rod Davies on the opposite side of the field in plenty of space, with the winger juggling the ball before trotting over.
Another Sharks mistake – this time some woeful passing inside their own 22 – allowed the Reds possession to set Anthony Faingaa up for the third try. The nightmare was not over for the Sharks either as Davies grabbed his second and the Reds' bonus point try with six minutes left in the first period after more good work from Cooper.
The Sharks outfit that came out in the second half was somewhat different to the one that started the encounter. Coach John Plumtree will have been happy to see his troops lift their game, but he'll also be frustrated that a 29-3 half-time score was required to spur them into action.
The men from Durban were rewarded for their efforts when Lwazi Mvovo broke strongly into the 22, with the ball moved wide to winger Piet Lindeque who went over in the corner.
The pressure continued to mount on the Reds and when Derrick Minnie crossed over after a great rolling maul in the 66th minute the Sharks may have dared to dream of a remarkable comeback with the scoreline reduced to 29-17.
However, they would prove their own worst enemy as the errors that plagued them in the first period once again became prominent. Twice poor handling saw them throw away strong positions close to the Reds line after effective use of the maul.
The match was summed up for the Sharks as a line-out after the hooter saw hooker Kyle Cooper produce a skew through five metres from the Reds try-line to ensure a 32-17 win for the hosts.
Ewen McKenzie's men will head off on their tour of South Africa with great confidence, but with the knowledge that such a lacklustre second-half showing could cost them in the future. For the Sharks a trip to Perth is next up and with their play-off hopes in the dust, they'll be playing for pride before the trip home.
The scorers:
For the Reds:
Tries: S Faingaa, Davies 2, A Faingaa
Con: Cooper 3
Pen: Cooper 2
For the Sharks:
Tries: Lindeque, Minnie
Con: Lambie 2
Pen: Lambie
Reds: 15 Jono Lance, 14 Rod Davies, 13 Chris Feauai-Sautia, 12 Anthony Faingaa, 11 Digby Ioane, 10 Quade Cooper, 9 Will Genia (c), 8 Jake Schatz, 7 Liam Gill, 6 Eddie Quirk, 5 Ed O'Donoghue, 4 Rob Simmons, 3 James Slipper, 2 Saia Faingaa, 1 Greg Holmes.
Replacements: 16 James Hanson, 17 Albert Anae, 18 Adam Wallace-Harrison, 19 Beau Robinson, 20 Jarrad Butler, 21 Ben Lucas, 22 Ben Tapuai.
The Sharks: 15 Riaan Viljoen, 14 Piet Lindeque, 13 JP Pietersen, 12 Meyer Bosman, 11 Lwazi Mvovo, 10 Patrick Lambie, 9 Charl McLeod, 8 Keegan Daniel (c), 7 Jean Deysel, 6 Marcell Coetzee, 5 Franco van der Merwe, 4 Pieter-Steph du Toit, 3 Wiehahn Herbst, 2 Kyle Cooper, 1 JC Janse van Rensburg.
Replacements: 16 Monde Hadebe, 17 Jannie du Plessis, 18 Anton Bresler, 19 Derick Minnie, 20 Willem Alberts, 21 Tian Meyer, 22 Odwa Ndungane.
Referee: Glen Jackson


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The more staid parts of the stock market have a reputation for lagging when major indexes rise quickly. Just not this year.
Some relatively new "low volatility" exchange-traded funds are posting slightly bigger returns than the S&P 500 (SPY), which is up by about 10% heading into Thursday's session. As we noted this morning, the "boring" stuff is not so boring lately: The more skittish sort of investor is getting a nice return on the money they've been piling into these funds.
"Piling" is the word. The most heavily owned low-volatility fund, PowerShares S&P 500 Low Volatility Portfolio (SPLV), which enters Thursday's session ahead by 12.1% on the year, has seen investors hand over $790 million in fresh money this year, according to research firm XTF.
The group's number two, iShares MSCI USA Minimum Volatility Index Fund (USMV), is ahead by 12.5%, and has enjoyed an even bigger rush of new money: $1.7 billion.
How long will the outperformance last? My own guess: Unless stocks take a leg lower, don't expect much. Both ETFs lagged the S&P's 2012 rise of 16% by five to six percentage points. They managed to pull ahead relatively late in February, and they've widened the lead as Europe's debt problems have taken over the headlines. So the year-to-date outperformance is of relatively recent vintage.
Barron's recently asked Markit to run numbers on the stocks driving these ETFs. The firm found unusually high risk-adjusted returns for a pretty extraordinary stretch now. Of course, the longer the unusual pattern lasts, the more likely, historically speaking, the trend should reverse.
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She wasn't sick. She just had no intentions of being dragged into photo ops by her opportunistic B list celebrity mom.
Frances Bean Cobain
Is this Courtney is a bad person dayReplyCancel
Good for you Frances!ReplyCancel
no clueReplyCancel
Since I don't know what she looks like,I'd say she's doing a good job keeping a low profile…Good for her!ReplyCancel
Good for you, Frankie Bean.ReplyCancel
Like father like daughter.ReplyCancel
The rock and roll hof. CeremonyReplyCancel
@Sugar – only when it's needed! Sad that Francis is the adult here.ReplyCancel
I can't imagine what it must be like to have CLove as a mother. Good for Francis (is it Frances or Francis?)>ReplyCancel
@Kristin – I read that as FrankenBeanReplyCancel
She seems to know what a nut her mom is. She looks like old pics of her mom, but with dark hair & not chubby like Court was.ReplyCancel
Frances. Francis is the masculine spelling.ReplyCancel
Thanks, @Ray. I knew about the masculine/feminine, just wasn't sure they'd spelled her name differently…to be different.ReplyCancel
She never beats around the bush, she says what's on her mind rather than being passive aggresive. She also does it herself, she doesn't need a spokesperson. For someone with such a fucked up ubringing, she turned out to be a woman with a good head on her shoulders. It's refreshing to see.ReplyCancel
Pip, you took the words outta my mouth. +1000000ReplyCancel
I have a lot of folks in my family with that name, happy to help boo!ReplyCancel
Didn't Courtney's mom have a hand in raising Frances? I thought she got custody after one of Courtney's many flame outs.ReplyCancel
A good mother in the previous BI and a good daughter in this one. Two black swans the same day? Rapture is coming (if that heretic/protestan believing is true).ReplyCancel
I like her. She seems smart and grounded.
I also, um, always seem to root for her mom. She's a fascinating person, especially when she's sober. And while I don't believe in carrying baggage around forever — i.e., she's had all the money and advantages in the last twenty years to work on her sobriety and other issues — she DID have a fucked-up upbringing herself as well. I dunno…I just figure anyone Stevie Nicks likes can't be all bad. 😉ReplyCancel
I watched Kurt & Courtney on Netflix last night. I think everyone but the filmmakers were smacked out. I think if Frances has the same questions everyone else does regarding her father's death.ReplyCancel
There are plenty of photos of Frances Bean out there – a lot of selfies on her twitter page. She went through an awkward chubby teenager phase but now she's very skinny goth chic with lots of eyeliner, beautiful blue eyes, and dyed blonde hair. She came into about $150 million on her 18th birthday in 2010 and now has full control of her father's brand. Looks like the courts kept Courtney away from her a lot of the time when she was growing up and she spent a lot of time living with Kurt's mother.
On a side note, what *is* it with all these selfies where people puff up their lips and stick them out? Looks stupid to me.ReplyCancel
Who the h*** is this Frances chic?ReplyCancel
This is the one celebrity offspring that you would expect to be all kinds of effed up, and yet…ReplyCancel


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By Deborah Fox/Reporter
Los Lunas government employees won't have to travel far to see their family physician now that the village has a new primary care clinic for them and the 10,000 Valencia County residents covered by Lovelace Health Plan.
The new facility, Atrinea Health Clinic, is open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday, and is located at 3428 State Highway 47 Suite C.
A ribbon cutting ceremony will be held from 2 to 3 p.m. Monday, Jan. 28.
The Los Lunas Atrinea Health Clinic offers a new model of patient care, and is the third clinic of the three uniquely modeled Lovelace Health Plan partnerships with Atrinea Health in New Mexico.
The other two clinics are in Rio Rancho and Albuquerque behind the Lovelace Women's Hospital.
The clinics are modeled on a new paradigm of health care called a Patient Centered Medical Home, developed by Dr. Philip D. Briggs, in an effort to solve the nation's shortage of primary care physicians and offer greater quality care while lowering costs.
The focus is heavily on preventive medicine, said Briggs.
The model also reduces emergency room and hospital visits to lower medical costs.
One of the most important functions of the clinic is to keep people from getting sick enough that they need to go into the hospital, Briggs said, and costs are immediately cut by less emergency room and hospital visits.
Dr. John Cruickshank, chief medical officer for Lovelace Health System, partnered with Briggs to promote the PCMH model.
"This is a new model of health care delivery from the office setting, from the primary care perspective that is only now beginning to take root in the state," said Cruickshank.
"The Patient Centered Medical Home and care coordination model, and finding a partner like Dr. Briggs and Atrinea to push that model forward, has been a tremendous asset, not only to us, but to our commitments to our membership and the employer groups that we also insure."
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The patient educator of the team informs patients of age-specific medical tests and other preventive measures. Tests such as mammography and colonoscopies are typically 100 percent covered, Briggs said.
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Woven into the team approach is the coordination between specialists, surgeons for more complex surgeries, and hospitalization procedures if and when they are needed by the patient.
"That kind of coordination that can be provided in this office, it takes a lot to put that together and make sure it's seamless. So when you're referred up to Albuquerque things are done appropriately," said Cruickshank.
"You don't have delays in your care and getting consultations and gaining access to those critical specialists that aren't in this community."
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The clinic has electronic patient medical records that can be accessed throughout the system, Briggs said.
"That gives us the ability to look for gaps in care, for instance mammograms that need to be done for preventive services," he said.
Future plans include extending the clinic's hours of operation, bringing in some mental health services, and also scheduling the presence of a New Mexico Heart Institute cardiologist to see heart patients.
A video about the PCMH model is available in both English and Spanish at the website www.emmisolutions.com/medicalhome/transformed/.
Atrinea Health Clinic offers family health care, health screenings, preventive exams, diabetes prevention and treatment, wellness education, and it provides same-day service.
The provider is Dr. Leslie O'Connell, a family practice physician. The phone number is 565-2817.


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I heard that. The kid still needs to learn. He has great upside, but against Brady they will need someone who does his job and maintains his assignments.
Maybe they ought to bench his counterpart on the other side for a game. At least Jones had a tackle. Mr. $61 million had all of 0 tackles and 0 assists vs. the Raiders...not to mention his part in Pryor's history-making 93-yard TD run.
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It's a wash. It's not as if Woirlds is head and shoulders above him. Heck, he lost the starting job to Jones with his poor play so this is status quo at best. Won't make a lick of difference against the Pats.
I think this is a good move. Worilds seems better equipped to get pressure at this point. I know JJ is young, but he's not yet what I expected. I figured he'd be getting at least a few sacks/FFs by now.
Now if we can just keep McClendon and Williams off the field, we may be better off at this point.
what a pick
I, for one, am still happy to have Jarvis Jones. He's young yet...Worilds didn't start right away, Woodley didn't start right away (both are second round picks). Give the kid some time, still green yet.
Round 1, Pick 25 (25): Artie Burns, CB; Miami
Round 2, Pick 27 (58 ): Sean Davis, S; Maryland
Round 3, Pick 26 (89): Javon Hargrave, DT; South Carolina State
Round 4, Pick 25 (123): Jerald Hawkins, OT; LSU
Round 6, Pick 45 (220) (Compensatory Selection): Travis Feeney, OLB; Washington
Round 7, Pick 8 (229) (From Giants): DeMarcus Ayers, WR; Houston
Round 7, Pick 25 (246): Tyler Matakevich, OLB; Temple
Jones was never ready to start. Some used his playing as a counter to the criticism of LeBeau's system being too slow to integrate young talent but that appears to be a factor yet again.
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It is wonderful to watch a supremely talented sportsman who is as brittle as anyone in his head. Sometimes the real stars of sport are not its champions but those who would be at the top were it not for their human frailty.
The name Gael Monfils drew a crowd to Stanley St this week before he had played a shot.
Not many tennis fans knew him as frail. A few years ago he had been a lanky young Frenchman with too much hair who'd looked as confident as any rising star in grand slams.
But last year his form slumped so low he needed a "wildcard" to the Heineken.
He arrived with less hair and no promotion. In his first match on Tuesday a couple of doubtful line calls got to him. Really got to him.
He had just begun to hit some big shots late in the first set. After venting frustration he couldn't get his head back under control.
He lost his sting, sprayed balls wide and dropped the set.
Watching him, every weekend duffer knew the demons he was fighting. They were muttering, "Why am I here? What do I care? ... Wish I played golf ... or on a day like this, gone to the beach."
He got over it. In the second set and the third he turned on the power and accuracy of players we seldom see here and gave us moments of artistry seldom seen anywhere.
Two nights later it happened again when tough Tommy Haas got into his head, taking the towel too long once Monfils found some momentum on serves.
Mostly though, Monfils was battling his own mind, sloping around, under-hitting, doing up his shoes one time as Haas was smashing. It is called showmanship but it was not that calculated. It is just the way he is.
He thumped down aces when he needed them and surprised himself as much as Haas with occasional sizzling returns that kept him in it. At the end he thanked heaven for his good fortune and the crowd. He said he travels alone and the crowd was his only support crew.
Little wonder when you read what a former French player, Henri Leconte, said of him last year: "He has a strange way of training, thinking about sports, about his life, his entourage, his everything. It's a nightmare. He doesn't know where to go. He's lost.
"One day he wants to be a tennis player, the next day he wants to be a soccer player. The day after that he wants to be a basketball player. He's losing time. He could be in the top 10 easily - if he works."
Maybe, but it is wonderful to watch a supremely talented sportsman who is as brittle as anyone in his head. I'd sooner follow his progress than any of the well-honed craftsmen who will beat him.
Winning is not everything. Those who say it is do not really find much pleasure in it.
The new press box in the partially renovated Stanley St stadium has some quotes from great players on a wall. One of them, ascribed to Jimmy Connors, says, "I hate to lose more than I love to win."
That bleak attitude infects our appreciation of most sports, particularly rugby. Auckland teams play rugby rather like Monfils plays tennis. In good years they have produced feasts of running and passing that sweep like blue tides across Eden Park. In bad years the magic deserts them and so do the spectators.
Gareth Morgan, who has invested some of his wealth in the Wellington Phoenix, has been widely derided for suggesting they should play a more entertaining style of soccer.
Winning, say the critics, is what counts.
If that was true they would have stopped writing about New Zealand cricket years ago.
The loyalty of Warriors supporters too says it isn't true.
Even losing can be glorious, as the All Blacks discovered when, with all the season's trophies in their cupboard, they lost to an inspired England team that payed them the ultimate tribute of playing a fast, accurate All Black game.
Every January we get a glimpse of the world tennis circuit, not on television where most of the sweat and speed of the game are lost in transmission, but at courtside where you can see it all.
The ASB Classic last week was a revelation. Women have begun to hit a lot heavier in the past year or two and Marina Erakovic has developed a big forehand that lets New Zealanders watch her with hope.
But mostly we have to make heroes of those who bless us briefly with their presence. If Gael Monfils resurrects his career from here - even though he didn't make today's final - we can adopt him.
He is sublime and human. It is not just winning that counts in sport, it is not even the style of winning, it is the struggle. Sport, even at this level, can be a simulation of life.


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Summer is here so oily rag gardeners can look forward to an abundance of produce from their garden. The challenge is to find ways to extend the availability of delicious fresh fruit and vegetables into the chillier times of the year. Serious savers will be making the most of the season's harvest by buying cheap or receiving free fruit and vegetables from neighbours, friends and relatives.
Freezing is the most common way of preserving extra food and we reckon having a decent-sized freezer is essential for those intending to feast off the smell of an oily rag.
Here are some freezing tips from readers.
Cathy says, "I bulk buy bananas, peel and cut either in halves or thirds or keep whole. Put them in plastic bags and place in the freezer. They last pretty well and I slice them up and add to my porridge."
M.H. from Christchurch says frozen ripe bananas are great for muffins and banana bread. "They can be frozen in their skins (as is) and just defrosted prior to use. I microwave them for a minute before I use them."
D.N. from Tauranga writes, "I buy bulk onions when cheap and chop and freeze - saves time and money and wastage from onions sitting in the cupboard. I also slice up mushrooms and freeze in sealable bag - great for a quick spag bol meal."
Rocky from Napier writes: "I grow silver beet but didn't always eat it. Now I pick and chop it up and put it into bags to freeze. It works nicely. Bags can also be reused. When I cook I just mix in some frozen silver beet."
Angela writes, "My daughter (14 months) loves grapes but a bunch goes off before she can get through them. I freeze them now and give them to her as a frozen snack for morning tea. Do the same with mandarin segments."
B.M.D. from Christchurch has this tip. "Purchase a large packet of bacon slices on special, get a large piece of cling film, lay each slice, cover with cling film, and continue. Finish with an all-over wrap and freeze with date - each comes apart easily as required."
Carol from New Plymouth has a tip for that summer car trip. "Save the plastic bladders from empty wine casks and fill them with enough water so that they lie flat like a brick and freeze them a few days before travelling. Then pack frozen bladders on top of your food in the chilly bin."
Diane from Papakura says, "If you buy larger amounts of meat and then break these down into smaller packs ready for freezing, don't throw out the cling film that it came in. It can be used to wrap one of the smaller packs that you have created - no need for an extra piece of cling film for that pack as it already came in it."
Allie from Nelson says, "If you have lots of excess lemons, juice them and freeze the juice in ice cube containers. When frozen, shake out into a plastic bag. Instant fresh lemon juice cubes all year round! One of these cubes added to a glass of fruit juice reduces the sweetness and adds a vitamin C boost. Also, always handy when you need a lemon and honey drink for a sore throat or cold."
Frank and Muriel Newman are the authors of Living Off the Smell of an Oily Rag in NZ. Readers can submit their oily rag tips at www.oilyrag.co.nz


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Some weeks ago the iPad world was taken by surprise with a very impressing application. Biblion is the New York Public Library first application and was developed by Phillip R. Tiongson and his team from Potion Design. I've reviewed the Biblion application for the Talking New Media website and, since I was so blown away … Continue reading


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: Quick question. We have a GERBER faucet in the shower/bath, with an all in one handle for hot and cold water. Recently it began to drip infrequently (and was easily ignored, but is now leaking hot water (about a gallon every five minutes--well I guess that would almost be gushing) when in the off position.
: We have to turn the hot water off in the basement in order for it to stop and have replaced the cylinder immediately behind the handle yesterday, but that brought no relief. While doing so the H20 was actually dripping out of where the handle opening is--not just the faucet. Any suggestions about what could be wrong??? As this faucet is supposed to be an easy repair/replacement of parts, I wonder what might be causing this. Many thanks for any suggestions...
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By PATSY STODDARDEditor
Elmo began the new year with the swearing in of the newly elected officials. Mayor Kirt Rasmussen was re-elected to his position along with Ryan Jensen and newly elected councilmember Stoney Jensen. They were sworn into office by town clerk/recorder Delena Fish. Tate Jensen addressed the council letting them know he has equipment and can help with snow removal or grave digging or whatever the town might need.
The council made note of the street lights that are out around town and where street lights need to be installed in town. The town would like Rocky Mountain Power to fix those that are out. RMP needs a copy of the meeting minutes where the request is made to install lights.
The council members reviewed the applications received for a town employee. The employee will take care of the parks, cemetery, snow removal and other duties. Preference will be given to an Elmo resident. A committee will select three or four people from the applicants and interviews will be set-up for the position.
The council discussed upcoming plans and events for Elmo. The Horse and Buggy Days committee has requested that Horse and Buggy Days be scheduled for Aug. 10-14. Mayor Rasmussen said the council would like to have a variety of community building events throughout the year to bring the people of Elmo together. He mentioned the scarecrow contest they had in Ferron during October and after the event there was a soup supper for all participants and awards were given.
Mayor Rasmussen wants to hold a contest where residents carve blocks of snow and make snow sculptures. Jensen suggested maybe a snowman building contest. The council was in agreement on holding events of this type. Another project to be undertaken will be a city wide service project where a project will be defined such as a clean-up day or helping a resident with their property.
Mayor Rasmussen made the council assignments for 2010. The mayor will be a member of the Castle Valley Special Service District. Clark Atwood will take care of the fire department and the LEPC. Caleen Wilcox will serve on the Recreation board. Stoney Jensen will take care of zoning clearances and work with planning and zoning issues. Ryan Jensen will help with planning and zoning and beautification. Delena Fish will serve on the economic development council.
Wilcox wondered how the insurance works for snow plows in the city. Fish said they are covered under the city insurance and she just keeps a copy of the drivers license on record there. A citizen voiced concerns to Wilcox because she didn't have a driveway. The council said the sidewalk was in place there before the resident put a home there, so any responsibility for a driveway belongs to the homeowner.
Atwood reported the fire department is looking forward to the new fire truck which will come some time this year. The trucks are being purchased with CIB money and there will be one for each town in the county.
Ryan Jensen said the city has three small tents and one large tent in storage in the old fire station and they can be used at events.
Fish said the mayor needs to sign the audit and the audit will be complete soon.
The council made a motion to change the meeting dates for Elmo for 2010. They will be moved to the first Wednesday of each month at 7 p.m.
The next meeting will be on Feb. 3 at 7 p.m.
A resident wondered if the fire hydrant will be replaced by Pizzutos. Mayor Rasmussen said it will as soon as weather permits and a new fire hydrant will also be put in place by Beehive Homes.


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Jan. 24, 2014: An art exhibit by Clarke Professor Emerita of Art Carmelle Zserdin, scheduled for Feb. 8 through Feb. 22 in the Quigley Gallery on the Clarke campus, has been postponed until next year.
Instead, the Clarke Sophomore/Junior Exhibit will be extended through Feb. 22. Admission is free.
For more information, contact the Clarke University Marketing and Communication Office at (563)588-6318.
Clarke University is a Catholic, liberal arts and sciences university dedicated to preparing students who positively impact their workplace, family and community. Academic offerings include more than 40 undergraduate liberal arts and pre-professional programs, a robust adult degree program and six graduate degree programs. Founded in 1843 by the Sisters of Charity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Clarke is located near the Mississippi River in the thriving city of Dubuque, Iowa. It is the only BVM university in the country.


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When you accidently slit your throat by a hockey skate. (like richard zednik's skate-to-the-throat accident).
Do you think i can cut my (hockey) tape with my skate?
I dunno just dont pull a ZEDNIK.
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brrrrrrr…..soooo very cold in here……
Did you watch it?
I thought that was Carrot Top, at first.
Me neither. I think our lack of work here is done!
Good job, us!
Weren't we going to make this the OT place since no one watches these god awful videos?
I confess I actually watched this. Bad…Shades of horrible SNL news skits.
And why is it always "Grown UP Annie" Not just Annie?
Oh boy.
I thought it was cute. But Craig Ferguson did it better when he had Betty White on pretending to be a prison guard or a drug mule.


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Virgin Blue Opens Its First Australian Freight Facility In Hobart - Half A Million Dollar Infrastructure Investment For Tasmania24/01/2007
Virgin Blue will today officially open its first Australian based dedicated freight facility at Hobart Airport.
Virgin Blue Freight will throw open the doors to its 1000 square metre purpose built facility this afternoon as part of its long term strategy to further develop its freight operation. The facility will be the operational base for Virgin Blue freight movements in and out of Hobart and was built at a cost of half a million dollars. Among the features is a cool room to protect temperature sensitive goods such as food and flowers.
Up until now, Virgin Blue Freight operated from the passenger terminal area but an increase in business has prompted the construction of the dedicated facility.
Virgin Blue Freight transports a variety of goods ranging from pets, post and produce to flowers, seafood, medical supplies and car parts, moving approximately 1.2 million kilograms each year from Hobart. The majority is for International export to Asia.
Virgin Blue Chief Operations Officer, Andrew David, said, "Our freight team has worked hard over the past five years to build up a reputable and robust freight operation. This new building is our first purpose built freight facility in the country and the fact it is in Hobart is a direct reflection on the level of importance Virgin Blue Freight places on Tasmania."
He continued, "The airfreight business is particularly critical to Tasmania in terms of both importing goods to the state as well as exporting world famous Tasmanian products and produce to other parts of the country."
The increase in the number of Virgin Blue flights in and out of Tasmania over the past few years has allowed the freight business to expand. Virgin Blue now operates 29 direct flights a week between Melbourne and Hobart, 14 direct services between Hobart and Sydney and seven direct weekly services between Hobart and Brisbane and Adelaide.
"The close relationship we have with the Hobart Airport team was instrumental in the construction of the freight terminal, which will play a key role in streamlining the handling of freight for all customers, be it individuals or companies such as Virgin Blue's majority owner, Toll Holdings."
Andrew David continued, "The new dedicated facility at Hobart, together with the existing leased facility at Launceston airport means that Virgin Blue Freight is able to better cater for Tasmania's air transport needs. We are excited to be providing new investment and new infrastructure for Tasmanian based clients and travellers who have given both Virgin Blue and Virgin Blue Freight rousing support."


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University Parking
Ruben Armiñana
Policy #1988-4
- Authority
• Title 5 California Administrative Code Sections 42200 – 42203
• California Education Code Sections 90013, 89030, 89031, 89700, 89701
• California Vehicle Code Section 21113
• Chancellor's Office Coded Letter--ABS 87-36
The Parking Policy for Sonoma State University was developed in accordance with regulations set forth in Title 5 of the California Administrative Code, Education Code, Vehicle Code and applicable California State University policies. This policy supersedes the existing Parking Policy, which was originally developed April 26, 1988 and last revised on June 22, 2007.
The availability of sufficient parking at Sonoma State University has a significant impact on the quality of life of campus community members. The parking facilities and operations of the California State University receive no state funds and are totally self-supporting. Parking revenues pay for construction and maintenance of parking lots. It is the policy of the California State University [Title 5, Article 7, Section 42201(a) of the California Code of Regulations] that faculty, staff, students and guests pay to park on university owned or leased property.
- General Parking Provisions
- Any person in control of a motor vehicle (including a motorcycle) who wishes to park or leave standing on campus are subject to the provisions outlined herein.
- Vehicles parked on the campus of Sonoma State University must display a valid parking permit. Parking fees are required of faculty, staff, students, and visitors parking on campus, with the exception of Official University Guests, as defined in this document.
- Should a parking permit machine be temporarily inoperable for any reason, a parking permit is still required to park in the affected parking lot. Drivers must acquire a parking permit from an alternate machine or from the Information Booth, if available.
- Vehicles parked on campus must be in operable condition, currently registered with DMV and display proof of current registration.
- Parking is permitted in designated parking spaces only. Parking along campus roadways, interior paths, or on campus landscaping is prohibited without expressed consent from Police & Parking Services. There is an exception for construction vehicles when parked within marked construction zones.
- Vehicles must be parked facing into spaces and within the designated lines when such spaces are located in a directional lane or aisle indicated for one way traffic.
- Double parking is prohibited on any campus roadway.
- Sleeping overnight in vehicles on campus is prohibited.
- No vehicular repairs or maintenance will be made on campus except under emergency conditions with the approval of Police and Parking Services.
- Notification must be made to Police and Parking Services to temporarily store a vehicle on campus (e.g. an employee storing a personal vehicle while a state vehicle is being used for business travel). Such vehicles must be parked in compliance with this policy and must display the appropriate parking permit during the temporary storage.
- Abandoned vehicles, vehicles with 5 or more outstanding citations, or those that pose a serious hazardous condition may be towed away at the owner's expense.
- Publications of Parking Regulations
University parking regulations, including lot designations, enforcement hours, and parking fee rates, are updated annually and published in the document "Parking Regulations," available at Police and Parking Services (Verdot Village), and on the Police & Parking Services web site.
- Parking Permits
- Parking permits are required 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including holidays.
- Parking permits must be property displayed and visible to be valid. Permits must be placed on the lower driver's side windshield or dashboard or hanging from the rear-view mirror.
- Parking permits are not transferable between parties; they can be used only by the person to whom the permit was assigned.
- All parking is provided on a first-come, first-served basis. Possession of a valid parking permit does not guarantee a parking space.
- Parking Permit Types:
- General Parking: General parking permits are valid in all designated "General" lots at all times. General parking permits are also valid in designated "Housing" parking lots beginning the Monday following spring Commencement, until one week prior to the beginning of the fall academic semester.
- Any faculty, staff, student or visitor of Sonoma State University is eligible to purchase a General Parking Permit.
- Housing Parking: Housing parking permits are valid in all designated "Housing" and "General" lots at all times.
- Any student with a valid contract with Housing Services to reside in the residential community is eligible to purchase a Resident parking permit.
- Reserved Parking: Reserved parking permits are valid in all designated "Reserved" and "General" lots at all times.
- Any faculty, staff, student or visitor of Sonoma State University is eligible to purchase a Reserved Parking Permit.
- Motorcycle Parking: Motorcycle parking permits are valid in any designated motorcycle parking space at any time.
- Motorcycles, mopeds, and other powered cycles are prohibited from parking at bicycle racks. All such vehicles must utilize the motorcycle spaces provided in the parking lots.
- Any faculty, staff, student or visitor of Sonoma State University are eligible to purchase a Motorcycle parking permit.
- Official University Guest Parking Permit: Official Guest permits are valid in General and Reserved parking lots or spaces designated for "Official University Guest" parking.
- Parking for the Disabled
- A number of parking spaces on campus have been reserved for the disabled. These spaces are typically located in the lots and rows closest to buildings.
- All vehicles using disabled parking spaces must display a valid Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) license plate or placard. A 30-day University medical permit may be issued to persons with a bona fide injury/disability.
- Vehicles parking on campus with a DMV disabled placard or license plate or a University medical permit are required to display a valid parking permit (California Education Code, §67301).
- Vehicles displaying a valid DMV license plate or placard or 30-day University medical permit may park in green time-restricted zones in excess of the posted time. A valid SSU parking permit is required when parking in excess of the posted time limit.
- A small number of spaces are designated "restricted" disabled parking and are assigned based on need and availability to disabled employees or students dependent on motorized scooters stored on campus. These spaces are located adjacent to the scooter storage facility in A lot.
- Any unauthorized use of a disabled space will result in a base fine of $288 which is not typically cancelled on appeal.
- Students with a disability may qualify for a fee waiver or reimbursement through the Financial Aid office.
- Visitor Parking
The campus has designated short-term, timed spaces. These spaces are intended for campus visitor parking for no longer than the posted time. Parking in these spaces is free and the time limits are strictly enforced. General campus visitors intending to stay on campus longer than the short-term (timed) parking spaces allow must purchase a daily permit.
- Timed parking spaces may be used by the same vehicle only once in each parking lot in a four (4) hour period.
- Timed zones with yellow signs and markings are commercial loading zones designated for loading of commercial vehicles. Exemptions for disabled persons parking in excess of posted time limits do not apply to yellow commercial zones.
- Official University Guest Parking
Campus departments may request parking permits for Official University Guests. The process for requesting permits is determined by Parking Services. University Guest Parking permits are authorized only for the purpose of conducting defined activities.
- Official Guest parking permits are valid in any of the General and Reserved parking lots and in spaces designated for University guests.
- Official University Guests are defined as:
- Persons invited in an official capacity to meet with departments regarding SSU or CSU business.
- Guest speakers in academic classes.
- Appointed members of campus boards, committees or other official campus bodies.
- Appointed volunteers for a campus department. Permits issued to volunteers are valid only for the appointed term and on days/times when volunteering.
- Emeritus Faculty and Retired Staff who are holders of a valid Emeritus/Retiree Parking Permit.
- Campus suppliers/vendors with contracts requiring regular delivery and/or service to the campus.
- University Guest Permits may not be issued to anyone in the following categories:
- Current or continuing students.
- Employees of the campus or its auxiliaries.
- Consultants or contractors of the University.
- Participants in workshops, conferences, or events for which a fee is being collected. Event organizers may include the cost of parking into the tuition/fee and purchase permits for the participants (subject to restrictions of State fiscal procedures).
- Event and Special Reserved Zones
Performance Events are defined as those events that take place in the Green Music Center Weill Hall, Commons, and/or lawns, excluding the Music Education Building and any SSU academic class performances. The University has established a differential parking rate for Performance Events. The current rate is published in the University Parking Regulations. Spaces may be designated throughout campus for parking for specified groups, events or individuals. Unless fees are exempted by the Official University Guest Parking policy, fees for such spaces will be paid by the department, group, or individual that utilizes or has access to them.
Requests for special reserved zones must be submitted to Parking Services. Terms and conditions for the use and payment of fees will be determined on a case by case basis.
- California State University Parking Permits
- Valid California State University permits from other campuses and system-wide permits issued by the Chancellor's Office are honored at Sonoma State University in General parking lots.
- Employees or students who are regularly assigned at Sonoma State University and possess a system-wide permit must display a valid SSU campus parking permit.
- Parking Enforcement
- Parking regulations, including permit requirements, are be enforced 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
- Parking violations and applicable fees will be published in the Parking Regulations and available from Police & Parking Services and on the Parking Services web site.
- All parking enforcement activities, including the issuance of parking citations and citation appeals, will be conducted in a fair, equitable, and objective fashion and as prescribed by law.
- Parking citation appeals are considered pursuant to §40215 CVC. Appeal procedures are published in the "Parking Citation Appeals" brochure and on the Parking Services web site.
- General practice discourages the issuance of multiple violations in any instance. Typically, vehicles parked in violation of more than one violation will be cited for the most serious offense.
- Vehicles in violation of this policy may receive more than one citation within each 24-hour period under the following conditions:
- The most recent citation was issued in the previous calendar day and at least twelve (12) hours have passed.
- The vehicle was moved since the most recent citation.
- Related Traffic Information
- All California Vehicle Code sections are enforced on campus.
- The vehicle speed limit on campus is 25 mph on roads, 15 mph in parking lots and 5 mph on access roads.
- Barriers, fences, or posts will be placed by the University at any location deemed necessary for safety and for other reasons. Removal is forbidden. No vehicles (including motorcycles, mopeds and motorized bicycles) are allowed beyond placed bollards without permission from Police and Parking Services.
- The use of scooters, bicycles, electric carts, and other wheeled devices are subject to provisions outlined in the Alternative Vehicle Use Policy
Updated December 14, 2012 by firstname.lastname@example.com


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2009-2010 Referee Guidelines is now available in frenchThe Volleyball Canada Officials Committee publishes on an annual basis the Guideline for Canadian Referees 2009-2010. The goal of this document is to standardize the interpretation of the rules, the mechanics of the Referees, and the game procedures used in the match throughout Canada. This document, along with the Rule Book, is to be the guide for Canadian Referees in the consistent application of the rules. It is now available in french
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Indulge in a special treat by topping each serving with a scoop of vanilla or butter-pecan ice cream.
When fresh peaches are out of season, you can still enjoy this recipe. Just use 1 1/2 cups canned (drained) or frozen (thawed and drained) sliced peaches to replace the fresh peaches.


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|Office of Community
Oriented Policing Services
U.S. Department of Justice
The Third Annual Colorado Drug Endangered Children Conference will examine the various harms to children as a result of their exposure to substance use, distribution, and manufacturing/cultivation as well as help us all to increase our ability to impact these families and make a difference for children. This conference will feature law enforcement specific breakout sessions and a keynote entitled No Child Left Behind by Lieutenant Eric Nation. Lt. Nation began his career in law enforcement in 1995 with the Jasper County Sheriff's Office.
2007, he has been assigned as the Commander of the Mid Iowa Narcotics Enforcement Taskforce – Eastside,
which is a multi-jurisdictional undercover narcotics unit in Central Iowa. Over the last 3 years, Lt.
Nation has helped start and develop the Jasper County Drug Endangered Children program. Lt. Nation
is a member of the National DEC Criminal Justice Working Group, Iowa DEC Steering Committee, and
the Chair of Jasper County DEC. A recent recipient of the 2011 National DEC Collaborative Leadership
Award, Lt. Nation is a Certified Core DEC Instructor and has been involved in the training of thousands
of professionals across the Nation.
Breakout sessions will address:
For more information, please visit The Colorado Alliance for Drug Endangered Children


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Movie Summary
Exit Smiling (1926)
Description: Exit Smiling is perhaps the only film that ever fully utilized the comic genius of the incomparable Beatrice Lillie. The star is cast as the wardrobe lady of a touring theatrical company. She is introduced to the audience via subtitle as Violet, the drudge of the troupe...Who also plays parts like 'Nothing' in Much Ado About Nothing. Though bogged down in a treacly plot concerning fugitive-from-justice Jimmy Marsh (Jack Pickford), Lillie manages to rise above the material with her first-rate clowning. Her particular highlight is an extended routine involving a string of pearls (a Lillie standard that she'd use time and again on stage). Alas, after the box-office failure of Exit Smiling, Bea Lillie would be confined to secondary film roles, often as not far beneath her talents.~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide
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