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June 27 is National HIV Testing Day. The federal government urges everyone age 13 to 64 to get tested at least once. Over-the-counter HIV tests aren't far off, but in the meantime...
1. If you're in a longtime, committed relationship, and you think you don't need to be tested, you're may be right. If you have any doubts at all (past or present), testing is free, fast and pain-free.
2. If you truly believe you don't need to be tested, talk to a girlfriend who does and accompany her to the test site. To find a testing site near you, type your zip code into this locator, or call 1-800-CDC-INFO or text your zip to KNOW IT (566948).
*If you're really feeling bold, talk to your Momfriends about tests for their sexually active teens.
3. Planning to tweet about your adventure in responsible adulthood? Use hashtag #NHTD.
4. HIV is spread when infected bodily fluids are transferred from one person's body to another's: Blood, breast milk, semen AND any fluid that appears pre-ejaculation. Use a condom every time with an appropriate lubricant.
5. Wondering if you're at risk? In some ways, we all are.
More than 200,000 Americans DON'T KNOW that they have HIV, the virus that causes AIDS. That works out to about 1 of every 5. Yep. If you think "1 of every 5" is an impressive number of NotMoms, it's a scary number of clueless, infected men and women. You probably can't tell by looking at their faces, their bodies, or even their private parts.
From middle schools to assisted living, HIV is out there. Doubt it if you dare. Get tested. Depending on your lifestyle, make testing as routine as an annual Pap smear.
9:21 am on Wednesday, June 27, 2012
Well Winston, here's why you may reconsider refusing testing:
1. Most new cases are straight people
2. You may have in the past or maybe in the future have an IV in a hospital which are not perfect.
3. Congrats on your "marriage" hope it never ever changes
4. If you even had one sex partner besides your current one then there is a chance...
5. White people actually can be infected.
Michelle Simakis
3:28 pm on Wednesday, June 27, 2012
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Evan Hammersmith
7:24 am on Friday, June 29, 2012
Tip #6. Remain abstinent until marriage. It works every time.
Paxton Crenshaw
9:42 am on Friday, June 29, 2012
...but should you change your mind on this, please refer back to tip #4.
Karen Malone Wright
9:53 am on Friday, June 29, 2012
Wow. Before I could get back to the keyboard, an important comment was removed. Tim, thank you for posting much of what I would have written. The reason Winston's comment was important was because it seemed to illustrate both the ignorance and the "it's your fault, so tough noggins" thinking that challenges the work of HIV/AIDS educators.
And Evan, abstaining from sex before marriage won't protect a woman from
a) a cheating spouse
b) a drug-using spouse
c) a spouse on the "down low" who secretly has sex with men
d) a spouse returning from incarceration.
Evan Hammersmith
10:04 am on Friday, June 29, 2012
agree. I should have clarified my statement: abstain from sex before marriage, and remain faithful once married. Working well for me. I know it's rare, but it's worth noting that it's fool proof.
Michelle Simakis
10:47 am on Friday, June 29, 2012
That's exactly what I thought about Winston's comments, Karen. But because his comments were also offensive, they violated our terms of use so we had to delete them. There was a debate among Patch editors about this, though.


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SS10 Range: Sneak Peek no. 2
Reworked for 2010, no. 2 is a product inspired by three distinctive icons of cycling. The stories and personalities of these icons have also informed the bold use of colour, paying tribute to races, teams and places.
The history and characters of the sport help continue this product's evolution. An Italian flame, a Spanish/Irish bull and a Belgian lion are the motifs and muse for each style.
rob meyers
5th February 2010 04:17am
More…..I can't wait for the spring summer line up!
Stefan Rohner
5th February 2010 08:48am
mhh that flame looks a little clichee.
Angelo Giangregorio
5th February 2010 11:23am
Please, make the jerseys not so long on the back…
Make them more pro!
Kendall Sorensen
5th February 2010 03:51pm
More Pro??? WTF does that mean? Keep making your jerseys the way you always have for us cycling fashion fops, and keep the zoot colors at bay, thanks!
Angelo Giangregorio
5th February 2010 07:07pm
Pro means the complete opposite of fop ;)
Chris Tree
5th February 2010 07:47pm
Irish bull? Am I missing something???
Jeremy Dunn
5th February 2010 07:59pm
Ha ha.. no Chris, you aren't missing anything. Sean Kelly raced for a Spanish team at one time and their logo was a Bull. Although he was quite the Bull on the Bike.
Stefan Rohner
5th February 2010 09:24pm
Elizabeth O'Sullivan
6th February 2010 09:05am
Still think The Irish Bull is stretching it a bit. How about something Irish in the future to pay respects for Kelly ,Roche etc. Keep up the great quality.
Matthew Randall
8th February 2010 10:18am
I have to say that I am not so keen on the thicker band around the middle of the top. I thought the thinner band on the previous club/country jersey looked much more stylish.
Kendall Sorensen
11th February 2010 06:30pm
Yo pro Angelo, you wear Rapha and you're not fashion conscious? As per my previous query, what does more pro mean? tighter cut? Different fabrics? Drink adverts? Please, elucidate, so's da Rapha designers can get to the drawing table, I'm sure they're dying to produce a "more pro" line.
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February 9, 2013 · Updated 5:02 PM
A 15-year-old boy who was shot by a security guard for the Food and Drug Administration Friday morning was booked in the Denny Juvenile Center in Everett for second-degree assault.
The Bothell Police Department received a 911 call at approximately 7 a.m. from someone at the FDA's Pacific Regional Laboratory building in the Canyon Park neighborhood. The report was of a suspicious person in the parking lot.
Two contract protective security officers approached the boy in the parking lot and he fled on foot, according to Snohomish County Sheriff's Office officials.
The boy returned a short time later and got into a vehicle parked at the facility. As the guards approached the vehicle, the suspect backed out and the vehicle struck one of them. The security officers fired at the vehicle and shot the boy.
"They said that they were dealing with a suspicious person in the parking lot," said Bothell police Capt. Denise Langford. "We received a second call not too long after of shots fired."
The boy was shot in the foot during the incident.
"He fled towards his residence and was then involved in a hit-and-run accident," said Langford.
That accident, which the Bothell Police Department is investigating separately from the shooting incident, took place on SR 527 and 228th Street Southeast. The driver of the second vehicle was not injured in the accident.
Langford said that police tracked the boy to his residence a mile from the FDA building. He was taken to Evergreen Hospital for a gun shot to the foot and "minor facial wounds."
He is being held in custody for questioning.The Northshore School District's Secondary Alternative School is located directly behind the FDA building.
"I think he is a ninth grader at S.A.S.," said S.A.S. student Austin Persons, who witnessed the incident.
The Northshore School District put S.A.S. into a modified lockdown as a precautionary measure, said Leanna Albrecht, noting the lockdown has been lifted. She also confirmed the boy was a NSD student.
Persons said that he did not personally know the 15-year-old boy.
"I was pulling up and heard the gun shots," said Persons. "I thought 'oh my God and I am going to get hit in crossfire.' I saw the car go into the ditch."
Tire tracks could be seen in one of the small grassy areas near the intersection of 22nd Street Southeast and 23rd Drive Southeast.It is unknown if the tired tracks were from the car the boy was in. Police cordoned off about two square blocks of the business park.
The scene was secured and the Snohomish County Multi Agency Response Team will be leading the investigation in partnership with the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).
The Security Officers are contracted by Federal Protective Services under DHS. The incident remains under investigation.
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High school students have an advantage when it comes to organizing to demilitarize their schools and counter military recruiters. The Constitution guarantees them an inherent right to speak out on controversial topics at their schools as long as they don't violate legitimate time, place and manner rules. And when it comes to convincing district trustees or superintendents, students can speak with authority about what they are experiencing in their schools.
For more information on students' rights, check out the organizing guides and toolkits.
Student organizing
Start a club to do CR work. Talk to your friends or folks you think might be interested in participating. Have a meeting with a few people to start the process. Assign tasks like:
- Find out about the rules regarding clubs/organizations at your school
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- Make a flyer about the group
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- Get an advisor - talk to some teachers who might be supportive and are willing to help out (make copies, reserve meeting rooms, talk to the administration, offer advice, etc.)
Look for allies
Allies are often available in the community to support and assist students who wish to educate their peers and organize. Use the NNOMY national database to see if any such groups are located in your area.
College information sessions/workshops
You could invite a representative from a college or someone who has been in college (especially a young person) to lead info. sessions/workshops on college, including some of the following topics:
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- What is college like? The basics.
- Can I afford college? How to get financial aid.
- Figuring out what to study/choosing a major.
Some colleges have active outreach programs to help students answer the above questions. Click here to learn about one example, The California Student Opportunity and Access Program, which is instrumental in improving the flow of information about postsecondary education and financial aid while raising the achievement levels of low-income elementary and secondary school students, or geographic regions with low-eligibility or college participation rates.
Here are some recommended links available to better inform you as a student. This is a work in progress and NNOMY will be adding new documents as they are prepared and as policies change that effect enlistment. Check back periodically.
- DMZ: A Guide to Taking Your School Back from the Military
- 10 Points to Consider Before You Sign a Military Enlistment Agreement
- Hosting a High School Event
- Using Equal Access to Counter Militarism in High Schools
- JSD Opt-Out Form for Students
- Guynn Notes Toward More Powerful Organizing: Pitfalls and Potential in Counter-recruitment O
- Starting up a Project to Counter Military Recruiting
- Project YANO Resources
- Know Before You Go, 'Cause There's No Reset Button
Organizations you should know:
- Alternatives to the Military - Lincoln, Nebraska
- American Friends Service Committee Peacebuilding and Conflict Prevention - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
- Bay-Peace: Better Alternatives for Youth - San Francisco, California
- Coalition for Alternatives to Militarism in our Schools (CAMS) - Los Angeles, California
- Penn Army of None - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
- Project YANO - San Diego, California
- Rogue Valley Peace Veterans - Rogue Valley, Oregon
- Sustainable Options for Youth - Austin, Texas
- Veterans for Peace, Tampa Bay, Florida
- War Resisters League - Norwich, Connecticut
- Youth Activists Youth Allies (YA-YA) Network - New York City, New York
Articles on the web:
- Students campaign to restrict military recruiting at high schools
- Chicago-area high school students face expulsion for antiwar sit-in
- The Battle of Berkeley:This War Must Stop
- High school students win right to counter-recruitment table
- Five Years of Counter Recruitment in Chicago
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I'm talking about Pokemon that have no types that are super-effective against them.
I know the 3 of them are:
Sableye (Because of typing)
Spiritomb (Because of typing)
Eelektross (Because of Levitate)
I don't know what your question is, so ill go both ways. NO POKEMON IS INVINCIBLE. Those 3 with Wonder Guard will be invincible to attacks. Those are the only 3 Pokemon with no weakness though. Plus ??? Types, and Shadow Pokemon.
One of those 3 with Wonder Guard can be killed by: Status like Toxic or Burn. Abilities like Bad Dreams. Things such as Sand, Hail, burn, and such hits just fine. Other forms of indirect damage such as a Rugged Helmet. Then you have Mold Breaker and its variants. You can also remove Wonder Guard through a move such as Gastro Acid. Struggle can also damage a Pokemon with Wonder Guard, although this is not very reliable seeing as more likely you'll end up KOing yourself. And Fire Fang also for some random reason hits a foe with Wonder Guard and damages them, although only for Gen IV. Beat Up can also hit in Gen IV. Hazards. Probably some others. http://pokemondb.net/pokebase/65101/is-it-possible-to-have-an-invincible-pokemon#a65102
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Seven Springs resort had snow Thursday afternoon. (Roger Vogel / December 6, 2012) |
Winter outdoor sports enthusiasts and children hoping to go sled riding have one question: Will Somerset County get snow for Christmas?
AccuWeather Senior Meteorologist Tom Kines said it looks like it will get colder the second half of December, but that doesn't necessarily mean snow.
"The factors that it depends on are that colder air must come in when the precipitation arrives," he said in a telephone interview. "If warmer air wins out then it will be rain instead of snow."
Historically, odds are good that Somerset County will have a white Christmas. The higher elevations have a 50 to 75 percent chance of having snow for Christmas and the valleys have a 30 to 35 percent chance. The long-range forecast for January and February is showing the temperatures to be close to or below normal with precipitation close to or above normal.
"Some storms this winter may come up from the Gulf of Mexico and from the Atlantic," Kines said. "That moisture will head up the Appalachians. If it follows that track, it could bring significant snow. I'm sure people realize that last winter was unusually mild. Even a normal winter this year will seem like a lot of snow, even if it is not in reality."
Even if Somerset County doesn't receive natural snow this Christmas, if conditions are right the ski resorts can make snow.
Anna Weltz, spokeswoman for Seven Springs Mountain Resort, said there are three vital ingredients in snowmaking: water, compressed air and the proper outside temperature. The resort starts making snow when the temperature is 28 degrees if the humidity is low, but the process works better if it is colder. If snow will remain on the ground depends on the ground temperature, depth of base and saturation.
"We average 150 inches of natural snow, but last year we only had 64 inches," Weltz said. "We have a really great snowmaking crew. We are able to make snow when others couldn't. We are mustering through the milder temperatures. We're very hopeful and optimistic for a good Christmas."
Laura Argenbright, spokeswoman for Hidden Valley Resort, said the resort likes to have 48 hours of snowmaking before opening. That requires cold nights with temperatures in the low 20s.
"From that point on we just watch the temperature," she said. "We can stay open with temperatures in the 40s and 50s as long as that isn't for a long time. We will definitely be open for Christmas."
Nationally, 2012 will go down as the warmest year in U.S. history, according to data released by the National Climatic Data Center in Asheville, N.C. So far this year, the U.S. has had a national average temperature of 57.1 degrees, which is 3.3 degrees above the long-term average and a degree above the previous warmest year, which was 1934.
A total of 18 states in the central and northeastern U.S. have had record warmth this year and an additional 24 states are seeing a top 10 warm year. No states are seeing a cooler-than-average year. Snow is covering only 7 percent of the U.S. now, the lowest percentage for this date since 2003.


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Antiques Roadshow US tour dates are revealed – 'to match Justin Bieber'
The US Antiques Roadshow show turns 17 with its new series, and may be coming to a town near you
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Are you among our US readers and love the States' version of Antiques Roadshow? Then here's some good news: the series could be travelling to a town near you in 2012.
Antiques Roadshow, PBS's most-watched primetime series, has announced its Summer 2012 Tour itinerary. Destinations include Boston, MA; Myrtle Beach, SC; Rapid City, SD; Cincinnati, OH; Corpus Christi, TX; and Seattle, WA.
"Antiques Roadshow turns 17 in 2013," said executive producer Marsha Bemko.
"Even though Justin Bieber beat us to it, we couldn't be more excited or grateful for having reached this milestone. We'll be inviting almost 40,000 fans to celebrate with us this summer as we travel across the country."
The popular antiques TV show's 17th season includes top appraisers offering the public free evaluations for their rare antiques and collectibles. Host Mark L. Walberg will preside over events.
Admission to the show is free, but tickets are required and must be obtained in advance. You can find our more at the programme's website: pbs.org/antiques.
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- Boston, MA June 9, 2012
- Myrtle Beach, SC June 23, 2012
- Rapid City, SD July 14, 2012
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- Corpus Christi, TX August 4, 2012
- Seattle, WA August 18, 2012
We're big fans of both the UK and US Antiques Roadshow series here at Paul Fraser Collectibles - not least because the edition's star antiques expert John Bly and his son James are both on our collectibles expert panel.
Big stories we've reported on in the past include a British woman's big $160,000 surprise in 2010. That was the valuation given to her rare Prussian plate on the show.
Expect plenty more surprises when the US show tours later this year.
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Though each CSPO course varies depending on the instructor, all Certified Scrum Product Owner courses focus on Scrum from a product owner's perspective. Graduates will receive the CSPO designation. All CSPO course are taught by Certified Scrum Trainers.
NOTE: There is a Certified ScrumMaster workshop happening the two days before this workshop. Get both certifications in 4 days! If you want to attend both workshops email firstname.lastname@example.com for discounted registration information.
Take the Certified ScrumMaster course on March 25-26 and get a special rate on this class. Email for details.
Why this specific workshop?
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- No boredom: fewer than 50 PowerPoint slides are used during the two days (and most of those are a picture and a few words!)
- Learn by doing: there are approximately 20 different exercises and simulations used during the workshop
- High knowledge retention: Using accelerated learning techniques the workshop material is presented in ways designed to maximize learning AND retention
- Whys before hows: workshop explores the principles and values which drive success before getting into successful practices - which allows attendees to understand the practices at a much deeper level
- Fun: every part of the course is designed to keep attendees engaged and having fun while learning the material
Add all this up and this workshop is one you shouldn't miss.
Learning Objectives
You will learn more than the basic Scrum framework. You will also leave understanding the underlying principles, basic practices and common techniques Scrum Product Owners (and others - see Who Should Attend tab above) need to know to help their teams achieve project success in a fast-changing world. The workshop covers all of the basics of Scrum as well as a significant amount of material devoted specifically to the skills necessary to become an excellent Scrum Product Owner. Requirements gathering, backlog grooming, prioritization and dealing with stakeholders will be topics covered during the workshop.
At the end of the workshop you will be able to:
- describe the Scrum framework to others
- roles and responsibilities
- use of each artifact
- purpose of each meeting/ceremony
- explain the difference between the Scrum framework and other methods
- compare with waterfall
- compare Scrum Product Owner role with traditional roles
- compare the Scrum product backlog with traditional requirements
- Effectively use and maintain a product backlog
- demonstrate at least one way to create product backlog items
- create and groom a product backlog
- effectively use several different prioritization techniques
- demonstrate the use of at least two different estimating techniques
- Plan for a product portfolio
- measure business value across multiple products and releases
- drive business value through multiple teams and products to delivery
- Plan for a product release
- create a useful product vision
- use Scrum artifacts to understand high level status of a release
- Plan for a sprint
- work effectively with the Scrum development team to deliver value
- use team velocity to maintain a sustainable cadence
- use Scrum artifacts to understand status of a sprint
- create a personal plan for the future
- list 3 immediate action items for personal change
- pass the Scrum Alliance CSM test
- become a Certified Scrum Professional (CSP) one year after becoming a CSM
Plus You Get All This:
- High quality training based on accelerated learning techniques for better retention
- Continental breakfast, lunch, snacks and drinks
- A USB drive containing a PDF of the course materials and other useful Scrum related content
- A two-year membership/certification in the Scrum Alliance, a $50 value
- A printed and bound copy of the course materials
- Eligible for Agile For All client contests for one full year (we give away awesome prizes several times per year)
- Eligible for $200 discount on future Agile For All workshops (including $200 off of early bird prices!)
Optional Certification
Not everyone wants to become a Certified Scrum Product Owner and that's ok! You can opt out of the certification by telling the instructor ahead of time, or you can simply choose to ignore the messages sent by the Scrum Alliance after the course has been completed.
However, if you want to become a Certified Scrum Product Owner you can do so by logging into the Scrum Alliance website with the username and password you will receive in email after the workshop. Simple as that!
Workshop Facilitator
This workshop will be facilitated by Bob Hartman (www.agilebob.com), one of only a few people who is both a Scrum Alliance Certified Scrum Trainer and Certified Scrum Coach. Bob has extensive experience in both training and coaching Scrum teams at organizations including HP, Pearson Education, Starz Entertainment Network, Western Union, Weyerhaeuser, Siemens, Arapahoe County and the University of Iowa. He draws on this broad experience to help attendees leave the workshop with the confidence they can start a project right away. If you are already on a Scrum team you will leave knowing how to do it well and how to help your team achieve a higher level of success.
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Early Registrants
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Professional Development Units (PDUs)
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Dates: | 27-28 Mar 2013 |
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1. Scrum history, principles and values
Basic Scrum background as well as the principles and values which help ensure success when using Scrum.
2. Scrum theory
The three legs of Scrum theory: transparency, inspection and adaptation are examined in detail.
3. Scrum framework basics
The meetings, artifacts and roles which make up the Scrum process.
4. Scrum practices
Estimation, planning and other practices which are commonly used in Scrum.
5. Portfolio, release and sprint planning
What is done for each and how to do it.
6. Dealing with stakeholders
Coaching scenarios and techniques commonly used by Scrum Product Owners.
7. Advanced techniques
Going beyond the basics.
Who Should Attend
Do you work in an organization which creates any sort of product? If so, then you are a candidate for this course!
The course is primarily designed for people who will be placed in the role of Scrum Product Owner. However, because the course gives a great foundation in Scrum and the skills necessary to make Scrum successful so anyone who wants to help their organization be successful is encouraged to attend.
If you are in any of these roles and your organization could use Scrum to create products then consider yourself one of those "who should attend!"
- Architects
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- Executives
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- Technical Writers
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The list is lengthy because a good knowledge of Scrum and associated people skills needed for success can be helpful to everyone in an organization.


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After the fatal Fort Bevon Road fire on New Year's morning, community members are collecting clothes, toys and household items for the three surviving family members who have been displaced.
Update: According to Ally Zagorski, the family no longer needs clothes or home goods. For more information on how to help the family, visit our updated article. Update: Due to a the response from the community, here is an updated list of needs, according to Zagorski: Original Story: Members of the community are working to help the Skippack family who lost their home during the Jan. 1 Fort Bevon Road fire, which claimed the life of husband and father George Hobensack. Former neighbor Ally Zagorski and her family are working to collect clothing, toys and household items from local families and businesses to help the mother and two daughters who have been displaced by the fire. "They are the kindest, sweetest people in the world, and they …
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good job with the quick post change! You're not the first to click publish instead of save. Blogger really should move those buttons far, far away from each other!
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text: Three councillors have complained that city staff are not keeping them in the loop on issues in their wards, and they want that to change. "It's my job to represent the landowners in my wards and when they ask me questions, I want answers," Regional Councillor Paul Palleschi said at Wednesday's Committee of Council meeting. Palleschi talked about land deals in his area. "Surplus lands have sold in the area I represent and I know nothing about it," he said. He said he doesn't like having to say, 'I don't know' to a constituent, adding he wants to be informed before deals are done by staff. Acting City Manager Mo Lewis told Palleschi that staff present quarterly reports to council to keep them up to date. "In the case of purchasing, we move things along, but on a quarterly basis, as per policy, we give you the information about what is happening, so council is informed," Lewis said. Palleschi said at the Region of Peel, staff there call him to let him know if they are buying or selling land in his wards. "They come to me first— 'here's what we're thinking of doing'. That never happens here at the city," he said. The Commissioner of Corporate Services Peter Simmons told Palleschi if he wants "a higher level of input," that can be accommodated. Simmons also promised a future report on how information is being reported to councillors. The debate stemmed from an amended "delegation of authority" bylaw that takes all the bylaws and council motions— approved by politicians— that delegate some decision-making authority to staff together in one bylaw, going as far back as 1979. Councillors were told they had the authority to change any of the decisions made over the years about what and how much authority staff has. "Council's in charge. Council's never not been in charge," Brampton Mayor Susan Fennell told councillors. The bylaws and motions should be re-examined at council's October workshop, she said, and if council wants, they can be changed. Councillors agreed to look at the delegation of authority at the October workshop. The discussion at committee was about communication between staff and some councillors, although not all were complaining. Regional Councillor Elaine Moore said she found out about the negotiations involving the tennis club in her ward and the installation of a wood carving, also in her ward, only when she received calls from residents after the fact. "There have been too many surprises," she told staff, calling it a "lackadaisical" approach to informing councillors. City Councillor Grant Gibson said he believes the "pendulum" has swung back closer to 20 years ago when city staff didn't tell politicians anything that was going on, and the commissioners of the day bragged about it. Regional Councillor Gael Miles said city councillors can't "micro-manage" everything staff does, and, as the board of directors of the corporation, politicians can't be involved in everything. They hire trained and experienced staff and must rely on them. The discussion segued into an issue raised by Moore— the fact councillors did not know the city's refusal of resident Chris Bejnar's Freedom of Information (FOI) request was appealed to the Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner (IPC). She said she read about the IPC decision on the appeal in the newspaper. The Guardian was the first to report on the decision Aug.11, but despite receiving the IPC decision on Aug. 2, city councillors did not receive notice from staff until Aug. 13, she said. In response to her questions, City Clerk Peter Fay told councillors there is nothing in the city's policies directing when, how or if politicians are briefed on FOI requests or their outcomes, but if they want to be informed, they can be. The city received 1,380 formal Freedom of Information requests last year, Fay told councillors. Of those, the majority— 1,272— were request for specific building permit records. Another 58 were formal requests that went through the process of finding the records requested and releasing them either in their entirity or with some personal information removed. "A lot" of those were requests for information about dog bites, Fay said. The rest were informal or "routine" requests for information that was already readily available and it was released, he said. In the five years he has been with the city, only one request has been appealed to the Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner (IPC). That one was Bejnar's request filed with the city last April asking for square footage details of the downtown city hall expansion. Bejnar appealed the city's refusal to release the information, and the IPC ruled in favour of releasing the two-page document. Last year, the city refused disclosure in six cases, and approved only partial disclosure in 21 others.


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Amber Hilberling told a national television audience on Friday that she still can't understand what happened the day her husband fell to his death from the couple's high-rise apartment at the University Club Tower.
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Ben Ainslie holds the Olympic Torch as he begins the first leg of the relay (Chris Radburn/LOCOG/PA Wire)
The London 2012 torch relay has entered its second day.
Communities stretching from Plymouth to Exeter will see dozens of unsung and hardworking individuals get their moment in the spotlight.
The torchbearers range in age from 12-year-old Henry De Trogoff to 72-year-old Jacques Collet. Henry will be among the youngest of the 8,000 torchbearers who will carry the Olympic Flame on the way to the July 27 opening ceremony. The youngster from Paris will carry the flame through Paignton.
His nomination tells of how he tries to push his friends to make good, to be a peacemaker at school when children fight and to help with daily tasks. He does this "always with a smile," it said.
Mr Collet, of Les Noyrelles, will carry the flame through Paignton after more than 50 years as a volunteer with the French Athletics Federation.
The former junior international athlete became a trainer after getting injured and helped others at national level. He organised the pole-vaulting masters in Grenoble, is a French Federation of Athletism Federal referee and has won the FFA Platinum.
There is also 69-year-old great grandmother Yvonne Budd who gets to carry the flame in her hometown of Exeter.
She has worked at Exeter Gymnastics Club since 1972 and Olympic gymnastics has been her "lifetime passion giving hundreds of children the opportunity of participation" her nomination said.
She is still actively coaching four nights a week for three hours at a time, attending competitions and remains as dedicated as ever. She enthusiastically has helped the club membership grow from 90 to over 1,100 in the past 40 years.
Organisers will be hoping for a repeat of the packed out scenes that were part of the first day excited people lined the streets in Cornwall to catch a glimpse of the torch.


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Welcome to the University of California Hastings Graduate Division! The Graduate Division offers three programs: the International LL.M., the Master of Studies in Law, and the Master of Studies in Law for Health and Science Professionals.
The LL.M. is designed for international students who possess a law degree from a university outside of the United States and wish to spend a year studying in San Francisco specializing in U.S. Legal Studies. The Master of Studies in Law (MSL) is a one-year program designed for students who already have a graduate degree or substantial professional experience in a field other than law and wish to learn more about the law as it applies to their field and careers, but do not wish to practice law. The Master of Studies in Law for Health and Science Professionals is a one-year program for individuals who have an advanced degree or substantial work experience in a health or science related field and wish to develop a solid understanding of the law as it applies to their discipline.
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