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Possibly the most ignored unpopulated state in America. Wyoming? Where the fuck is Wyoming?
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The state with the lowest population. Home to towering mountains and spacious plains. Populated pre-Columbus by the Shoshone, Crow, and Lakota Indians. Currently populated with cowboys, roughneck oilfield workers, Indians, and generally nice people who love the outdoors, and hate the way the rest of America lives. 90 percent of said population could probably kick your ass in half. By the by, not a favorite place for homosexuals (remember Matt Shepard?). Yes, everyone in Wyoming has a gun, and really wants to shoot something. "I love living in Wyoming, its so beautiful and peaceful."
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Section 149 Certificates
What is a Section 149 Planning Certificate?
Section 149 Planning Certificates, also known as zoning certificates, are issued in accordance with the Environmental Planning & Assessment Act 1979. They contain information on how a property may be used, what planning instruments apply; as well as property affectations/restrictions on development. While the certificate will state all the relevant planning instruments that apply to the property, it does not identify the specific development standards or terms of the instruments. If you propose to develop the property, it will be necessary to research thoroughly all of the provisions of the planning instruments which apply to the land.
A person may request a 149 certificate to obtain information about his or her own property but generally a 149 certificate will be requested when a property is to be redeveloped or sold. When land is bought or sold the Conveyancing Act 1919, requires that a Section 149 Planning Certificate be attached to the contract for sale.
Types of Certificates
Marrickville Council's Planning Certificates are issued under Section 149 (2) and 149 (5) of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979. A separate request can be made for a Section 149 (2) Certificate which confirms whether complying development may be carried out under the State Environmental Planning Policy 2008 (Exempt and Complying Development).
A certificate issued under Section 149(2) provides information about the zoning of the property, the relevant state and local planning controls and other property affectations such as land contamination and road widening. Information to be disclosed on a Section 149 (2) Planning Certificate is specified under the Environmental Planning and Assessment Regulation 2000 (Schedule 4) and includes the following where relevant:
- Names of relevant planning controls ie SEPPs, LEPs and DCPs
- Declared State Significant Developments
- Zoning and land uses under the planning control
- Critical habitat
- Heritage information
- Flooding
- Complying development
- Land reserved for acquisition
- Coastal Protection
- Mine subsidence
- Road widening and road realignment
- Council and other public authority policies on hazard risk restrictions
- Section 94 Contributions Plans
- Matters arising under the Contaminated Land Management Act, 1997
The Section 149 (5) Planning Certificate provides further information that Council may deem relevant in affecting the land.
The following fees have been set under the Environmental Planning and Assessment Regulation 2000 and Council's adopted Fees and Charges Schedule and apply when obtaining a Section 149 (2) and (5) Planning Certificate:
Type of Certificate | Non-urgent (per lot) | Urgent* (per lot) |
149(2) certificate | $53.00 | $163.00 |
149(2) + 149(5) certificate | $133.00 | $243.00 |
*NB: Marrickville Council charges an additional urgency fee for 2-day collection from date of receipt by Council of:
- $110.00 (includes GST) for a 149(2) certificate (valid 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012)
- $110.00 (includes GST) urgency fee for 149(2) + 149(5) certificate (valid 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012)
All prices are GST-inclusive. Urgency fees are reviewed annually and published in Council's Fees and Charges Schedule.
Processing Times
Once Council receives your request with correct payment attached, the Section 149 Planning Certificate will be processed.
Council will aim to process the Planning Certificate within five (5) working days if all the information received is accurate and no additional information is required.
An urgent 149 Planning Certificate can be processed within 2 working days from the date and time of receipt of the application. Council reserves the right to make this service unavailable.
Obtaining Certificates
To obtain a 149 Planning Certificate, fill out an Application Form which can be downloaded at our Housing and Development Forms page - or come in to the Citizens' Service Centre at 2-14 Fisher Street Petersham to request an application form or to lodge your form.
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The Pulse: Mexican Superstar Dies in Plane Crash
By: Marissa Stevens
Updated: December 10, 2012
This is Sunday night's edition of -- The Pulse.
Number five -- The first day of Hanukkah. The National Hanukkah Menorah was lit Sunday during a special ceremony in the nation's capital. The celebration marked the first day and second night of Hanukkah.
Number four -- "Fat girls." Those were the words written on a restaurant patron's bill. The server denied having anything to do with it, but is now suspended. The bar manager offered a sincere apology, but the three friends said the troubling experience will stay with them for life.
Number three -- Josh Brent is out of jail. The Dallas Cowboys player, arrested for intoxicated manslaughter, was released from jail and said he is mourning the loss of his best friend. Police said Brent was driving under the influence early Saturday morning when his car hit a curb and flipped over, killing his Dallas Cowboys teammate Jerry Brown.
Number two -- Patrick Moore has died. The eccentric and accomplished astronomer, author, and television show host passed away at his home in England on Sunday. Moore suffered from heart problems since a young age, but died surrounded by friends and his beloved cat.
Number one -- Jenni Rivera. Officials said they found the wreckage of a plane believed to have been carrying Mexican superstar Jenni Rivera. The plane lost contact with air traffic controllers outside Monterrey, Mexico shortly after takeoff early Sunday morning. After searching for hours, officials found the wreckage and said they believe no one on board survived the crash.


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Call and response: Skyline capitalizes on Plano miscues in bi-district win
BY Matt Welch, firstname.lastname@example.com
UNIVERSITY PARK -- The Skyline football team's offense wasn't its usual potent model of efficiency Friday night from Gerald J. Ford Stadium at SMU.
It didn't need to be.
The Raiders (10-1) showcased their full ensemble in the second half to dispatch of Plano Senior, 35-14, in bi-district playoff action.
"Some things just didn't go our way tonight."
The Wildcats (5-6) were able to claw as close as 14-7 with 3:45 left in the third quarter after a 33-yard completion from senior Richard Lagow to senior Anthony Antwine set up a 3-yard touchdown run by senior Andre Morman. That score could have potentially tied the contest at 14-14, as Plano squandered a chance at a touchdown during its previous series after a holding call negated a 6-yard score by Morman.
That backed Plano into a missed 37-yard field goal by senior Jourdan Escobar.
Plano would make good on its next drive and trim the Raiders' lead to 14-7, but as would be the case all night, Skyline had an answer.
Needing just 16 seconds to counter, the Raiders fired back with an 86-yard kickoff return for a touchdown by Andrew Coleman to increase the advantage to 21-7.
The Wildcats' next series was dashed after a 25-yard run by senior Corey Robertson ended with a lost fumble in Skyline territory. Six plays later, the Raiders led 28-7 after a 21-yard touchdown pass from Devante Kincade to Ra'Shaad Samples with 9:29 left in the fourth.
Plano responded with a 22-yard touchdown catch by senior Devon Richardson from Lagow, who finished with 216 passing yards and one touchdown on 16-of-26 attempts.
Again, the Raiders wasted little time in countering -- this time in just 14 seconds, as a recovered onside kick paved the way for a 31-yard touchdown run by Ellis Onic, who led Skyline with 190 total yards and a score.
A turnover on downs was the end game for Plano's final possession of the season, stalling out at the Skyline 20-yard line.
"We never could get in sync and it seemed like we were always chasing the lead," McCullough said. "We wanted to be more balanced than we were tonight."
The Skyline offense played a hand in that, opening the game with a seven-play, 75-yard drive. Onic accounted for 62 of those yards, paving the way for a 7-yard touchdown pass from Kincade to Carlos Strickland for a 7-0 Skyline lead with 9:37 left in the first.
Plano mustered little of consequence in the opening half, despite senior Steven Cypert picking off Kincade on Skyline's ensuing possession.
Credit the Skyline defense for suffocating any manner of a Wildcats offensive, with Kerrick Huggins, Devion Anderson and the Raiders' pass rush pressing Lagow persistently and sacking the signal caller five times on the night. The Wildcats' tried-and-true running game didn't alleviate concerns, mustering just 3 yards in the first half.
"A lot of it was dictated by the situation we were in," McCullough said. "When you get down by two scores, you're forced to pass a bit more. The time started being our enemy and took us out of what we wanted to do."
The end result was Plano's first scoreless half of the season.
Skyline had a bit more success, albeit not to the usual standards of a unit that produced 56 points per game in District 9-5A. It was enough to leave the Wildcats at a double-digit deficit at halftime, with the Raiders extending their lead to 14-0 after a 3-yard touchdown on a sweep to Lamont Levels.
"I thought the defense played well enough for us to win," McCullough said.
The Raiders tallied 342 yards opposite Plano, with Kincade throwing for 165 yards plus two touchdowns and a pick on 16-of-19 attempts. Morman finished the night with 62 yards and a touchdown on 17 carries, operating alone in the backfield with senior Braylan Campbell unavailable for the game. Antwine led all receivers with 115 yards on four catches.
The loss marked the 2012 swan song for the Wildcats, whose year ends after a return to the postseason.
"I hurt because we have such good seniors," McCullough said. "They did so much for this program and I really think we're on the way up."
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The NFL's scouting combine opens Wednesday in Indianapolis with a few more than 330 players, depending on any late additions or subtractions, trying to put their best foot and best answers forward.
The players will all go through Indy in four-day cycles.
The special-teams players (kickers, punters, long snappers and any return specialists), offensive linemen and tight ends arrive Wednesday.
Quarterbacks, wide receivers and running backs get there Thursday. The defensive linemen and linebackers arrive Friday, and the defensive backs show up Saturday.
The four-day cycles go like this:
• Day 1 includes a preliminary medical exam, including X-rays, an orientation and the start of formal interviews with team officials.
• Day 2 includes official height, weight measurements, more interviews and a full medical exam. Some players, who have had surgeries, will be asked to travel from the stadium, where the bulk of the medical exams take place, to an Indianapolis hospital for a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) exam.
The wait for the MRI can often last several hours.
"I remember mine," former Broncos quarterback Jake Plummer said. "You're just there waiting and waiting, it was like 11 o'clock at night when I got done."
• Day 3 includes a meeting with the players' union, various psychological exams (including the Wonderlic test), interviews with team officials and the bench press. The bench press drill measures how many times prospects can bench press 225 pounds. Continued...
• Day 4 consists of the player's on-field workout.
While some player representatives spend plenty of dollars trying to prepare their prospects for everything that comes with the combine, from the workout to the team interviews, those who have success seem to remember a few simple rules.
They show what they've got. The talented are just that, and it's easy to see. The fast players run fast, no matter the surface.
They tell the truth. The thing about telling a lie, especially a big one, is pretty soon you have to stack lie on top of lie to make the original one work.
And the more lies you tell, the easier it is for teams to find out. Every year a prospect blows it by failing to show the accountability everyone says they want on and off the field.
It's basic stuff. The time and money spent to try to pretty up a lie or cover it up is far better invested in an honest approach.
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Every day it seems chocolate grows more interesting and exotic: darker, richer, paired with unorthodox ingredients like lavender, fennel and curry powder. Even in this milieu, Madre Chocolate stands out, with its bars featuring pink peppercorns and smoked salt or chipotle pepper and allspice. The innovative O'ahu company— the brainchild of PhD ethnobotanist Nat Bletter and one-time Latin America aid worker Dave Elliott — went through a ton of cacao beans in its first year, 2011; this year it's on track to go through five times that.
In Madre's small shop, the pace is feverish and the scents divine. In the back, machines with names like Bertha Ganesh and El Diablito run nonstop, grinding the beans to a magic fifteen microns, the optimal texture. In the front Nat offers an array to sample. There's a bar made of Venezuelan beans that's redolent of nutmeg, a honeyed Sumatran bar, a nutty Dominican one. Next comes a bar of raw chocolate full of cherry notes, then a tangy liliko'i. The amaranth bar has a delicate crunch, the hibiscus prompts a slight pucker.
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MARTIN, TENN. – Tennessee-Martin gained 349 yards of total offense in the second half against a tired Iowa Wesleyan College defense as the Tigers lost 56-0 to the Skyhawks Thursday night.
The Tigers hung with the Skyhawks for the better part of the first half, but UTM scored a touchdown before halftime to make it 21-0 and then started the second half with a big play to blow the game open. The NCAA Division I-AA (Football Championship Subdivision) Skyhawks won their season opener, while IWC dropped to 1-1 on the season.
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The IWC defense got several big plays early in the game and stopped UT-Martin on four of the Skyhawks' first five drives. Charles Thomas (Fr.-Fontana, Calif.) intercepted a pass on UTM's second drive and returned it 25 yards, and then later in the quarter recovered a Skyhawk fumble inside the Tennessee-Martin 25-yard line to give the Tigers' a golden opportunity to take the lead. Wesleyan lost three yards on three plays, though, and Josh Feliciano (So.-San Diego, Calif.) missed a 42-yard field goal attempt.
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Iowa Wesleyan got a break to start the second half after T.J. Tolliver (Jr.-Bellwood, Ill.) was intercepted by Jimmy Jones on the first play of the half and returned the ball 35 yards. Brian Farmer (Sr.-Bronx, N.Y.) hustled from behind and stripped Jones of the ball at the end of the play, and the Tigers recovered and took over at their own 32-yard line.
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In anticipation of the special constituency session on August 19, the Pacific Union Conference has made material available to the delegates and the public on a website. These important documents address church structure, bylaws, and procedures; theology of gender and ordination; the biblical basis of ordination; and the history of ordination in the church. The website is available HERE.
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When new employees join a company, training is one of the crucial components to ensuring each individual is successful in their new role. It's also important to nurture the employee, as a single employee's successes ultimately can lead to ROI for an organization. In tandem, training for customers also plays a vital role in ensuring others understand how to properly use specific products. Nowhere is this more evident than in pharmaceutical and drug companies. Proper administration of equipment provides the necessary results for the vendor, the customer, and ultimately the end-user.
What happens when your business depends on in-classroom training, but scalability is halted due to travel budgets? How are you able to reconcile controlled travel expenses with personalized training, while still focusing on corporate growth? Let's look at how Alpha Pro Solutions, a provider of Breathalyzer, alcohol-screening devices, and department of transportation-approved supplies, tackled this problem head on.
Headquartered in St. Petersburg, FL, Alpha Pro Solutions helps its customers foster a drug-free workplace through its products and services, which include training programs on product use. Alpha Pro has spent years conducting onsite classroom training, and according to CEO Tammy Koeppen, customers rely on the company for personal training. "But we hit a growth spurt a few years ago and started noticing the increasing bite that travel costs were taking out of profits." With training a key focus and core value for the company, Alpha Pro started seeking alternative ways to continue to provide the level of service to its customers, while managing travel expenses.
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From the company's inception, Alpha Pro has put its customers first, working directly with them to provide hands-on education of its services. The company realized two main advantages of this personal, face-to-face training:
The customized face-to-face training and personal care of Alpha Pro's consultants became the golden standard for the company, but also presented a challenge. It quickly became clear that limitations with budgets and logistics provided an obstacle. Customers started to worry about supervisors being away from operations during the training, and scheduling enough classrooms to accommodate everyone's schedule became difficult.
Alpha Pro's executive staff soon realized the overarching challenge with its successful business and what they needed to do: reduce travel expenses, maintain its industry standard, provide real-time training, and continue to please customers.
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CEOKoeppen started researching videoconferencing solutions, seeking a service that was easy to implement, powerful, and focused on collaboration, which was necessary for the in-depth training conducted by Alpha Pro consultants. Koeppen made a list of the four key elements she would evaluate in her videoconferencing search.
Ease of use: The solution should have an intuitive user interface that is familiar to both new clients and the training team and is designed around a natural online meeting process, meaning clicking a single Web link and minimizing obstacles to log on.
Secure accessibility: It needs to stay within the bounds of IT security policies, as Alpha Pro works with businesses of all sizes to provide secure access to external participants, such as customers and business partners behind their own firewalls and proxies. Videoconferencing also needs to be widely accessible and easy to accomplish from desktops, laptops, and conference rooms.
Integrated collaboration tools: Alpha Pro's training requires sharing a lot of data with participants and easy-to-use, seamlessly integrated live sharing tools are required. Live collaboration should allow multiple parties to annotate, share the keyboard, and otherwise interact with the content being shared to ensure a productive meeting.
HD-quality video: Breathalyzers and other testing products can have minute details that can't be seen with low-quality video. The video quality can't suffer as more video participants, active desktop sharing, or other computer-intensive tasks are added.
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Alpha Pro evaluated both Webconferencing and videoconferencing solutions, and ultimately selected San Diego-based Nefsis, a cloud-based videoconferencing service. For Alpha Pro, Nefsis provided an on-demand service that was easy to use, had a browser-like layout, and Web links that were instantly familiar to every employee and customer. The company's collaboration features, ideal for the various training sessions run by Alpha Pro, along with its HD-quality output, allowed customers to receive the same high-quality training expected of Alpha Pro. Training sessions benefited from the next-best-thing-to-being-there quality of videoconferencing.
The implementation of Nefsis also allowed Alpha Pro to reduce travel on both sides, effectively eliminating those expenses. Customers could receive the training without travel and they didn't need to be absent from daily operations. Alpha Pro consultants were able to reduce their travel costs, while also increasing the output of training more clients in less time.
"On the operational expense side, we have saved both time and money by limiting our trainers' travel. On the revenue side, Alpha Pro has gained new business by offering training through these online meetings and we couldn't be happier with our selection of Nefsis," notes Koeppen.
Nefsis' Tom Toperczer has more than 20 years in the IT industry. He was a co-founder of Webconferencing pioneer Contigo Software and previously held executive and director-level marketing positions with SeminarSource.com, publicly traded Stac Software, and Mountain Network Solutions.


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Talk with your doctor about the best treatment plan for you. You treatment will depend on the cause of your acute interstitial nephritis. Treatment options include the following:
If medications are the cause of your interstitial nephritis, your doctor may have you stop taking medications or prescribe a different one.
Antibiotics used to treat an infection and a corticosteroid or cyclophosphamide medicine may also be used to treat interstitial nephritis. Usually, a kidney biopsy is done to confirm the diagnosis before starting a corticosteroid or cyclophosphamide.
Some people with interstitial nephritis need dialysis . During dialysis, a machine does the work of your kidneys by removing waste.
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Independent filmmaking often acts as a farm team of sorts for Hollywood, a showcase for performers and filmmakers who go on to bigger, if not always necessarily better, things.
The following is a look at some of the people — and some of the films — that made a splash in the indie waters in 2012 that are likely to have a ripple effect in Hollywood. As a writer and critic with a focus on independent cinema, it's gratifying to watch emerging talents as they make their way into the mainstream.
Here are a few names and films to keep on your radar:
Emayatzy Corinealdi
In writer-director Ava DuVernay's vibrant, rich "Middle of Nowhere," 32-year-old actress Emayatzy Corinealdi (pronounced Emma-yahtzee Core-naldee) brings to life the film's emotional center often without doing much at all. Her ability to convey inner feelings while just riding a bus or staring out a window is testament to the quiet strength of her performance. Playing a woman who puts her life on hold while waiting for her husband to finish out a prison term, Corinealdi captures a mix of conflict, confusion and self-discovery, holding it all together with a sense of understated resolve.
What's next: Corinealdi won a Gotham Award for her "Middle of Nowhere" performance and has been nominated for an Independent Spirit Award and an NAACP Image Award, with a few more roles in smaller films already on the way.
Ezra Miller
In 2011's "We Need to Talk About Kevin," Ezra Miller was an intensely ferocious little monster, which made the wide-open, free-spirited exuberance, albeit touched by sadness, of his performance in "The Perks of Being a Wallflower" that much more of a surprise. Only 20, Miller has a compulsively watchable presence and draws from a deep core of emotion on screen, as well as a lovably kooky persona in media appearances. Hollywood could use more unpredictable live wires like him, both on screen and off.
What's next: Miller is due to appear alongside Mia Wasikowska and Paul Giamatti in an adaptation of "Madame Bovary."
Mark Duplass
As an actor, writer, director and producer, 36-year-old Mark Duplass has fashioned himself into a newfangled DIY impresario, with his name as actor and producer on some of the freshest films of 2012, including "Your Sister's Sister" and "Safety Not Guaranteed." He also had a small, but key, part in "Zero Dark Thirty" and an ongoing role on FX's "The League." On top of that, he saw the release of two films co-directed with his bother Jay, "Jeff, Who Lives at Home" and "The Do-Deca-Pentathlon" and also collaborated on "Black Rock," a horror film directed by his wife, Katie Aselton. Across all these projects, Duplass brings a shaggy, open-hearted sincerity both in front of and behind the camera.
What's next: Duplass, along with brother Jay, recently began a recurring role on TV's "The Mindy Project." The duo also have a number of writing, directing and producing projects in the works, including a remake of "Same Time, Next Year."
The actress-writer
It can be difficult for younger actresses to find parts that aren't bimbos or second-fiddle significant others, so an increasing number are simply writing their own roles. Both "Ruby Sparks," written by its star Zoe Kazan, and "Celeste and Jesse Forever," co-written by star Rashida Jones, explicitly took on the conventions of the romantic comedy to reinvent the world for their female leads. Brit Marling, among the vanguard of the actress-writer wave, will be back at Sundance starring in her co-written "The East." Greta Gerwig stars in the upcoming "Frances Ha," which she co-wrote with director Noah Baumbach and is being released later this year.
What's next: Kazan recently shot four more feature acting roles. Jones has continued to appear on TV's "Parks and Recreation." Their screenplays for "Ruby Sparks" and "Celeste and Jesse Forever" each received an Independent Spirit Award nomination.
Child performers
In 2012, any number of performances by underage actors moved well beyond stereotypical cute-kid mugging. Jared Gilman and Kara Hayward in "Moonrise Kingdom," Quvenzhané Wallis from "Beasts of the Southern Wild" and Pierce Gagnon in "Looper" all seemed wise well beyond their years. Kacey Mottet Klein brought gravity to the Swiss film "Sister."
What's next: Wallis has been in the thick of awards season conversations. Hayward is set to film a role in the upcoming "The Sisterhood Of Night."
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