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- When is POP Montreal 2013?
- Where do I buy tickets?
- Does the Super Pass get me into everything?
- How do I submit to play POP?
- When do I find out if my band's been selected?
- What's your selection process?
- Do you only program "pop" music?
- How do I volunteer?
- What is Frénésie de la Main?
- What is the Drake Series?
- What are POP-OFF tours?
When is POP Montreal 2013?
September 25-29, 2013
Where do I buy tickets?
We sell tickets to our events at a variety of different vendors in Montreal, as well as online. Click here for tickets currently available online, or, if you'd like physical tickets, Cheap Thrills, L'oblique, Atom Heart and Phonopolis are usually a safe bet. If a show is taking place at either Casa del Popolo or Sala Rossa, tickets for that event will also be available at Casa del Popolo, as well as the aformentioned vendors.
If a show is not listed on the Tickets page, this means that tickets to that specific event are only available at the door.
Tickets to Film POP events are usually available at the door, and admission to most Kids, Symposium, Puces and Art POP events are free unless otherwise specified.
Check back soon for more info on specific events and tickets.
Does the Super Pass get me into everything?
The Super Pass will get you priority access into all events, depending on capacity, so please arrive early for shows that are expected to fill-up or for bands that you really want to see. If an event is full, you will have to wait until people leave before you are able to get in.
More Super Pass information here: http://popmontreal.com/tickets-and-passes/
How do I submit to play POP?
Submissions info here
When do I find out if my band's been selected?
We will notify all artists of our decision via e-mail by mid-August. You will receive an email whether or not you've been selected. Please be patient as there are thousands of submissions!
What's your selection process?
Each year we receive a large number of electronic and physical applications for POP. We then conduct months of listening sessions where our jury of music enthusiasts, producers, musicians, media, promoters, etc help us decide which acts are best suited to play the festival. We do several rounds of this to give each band a fair chance and to make sure that we bring you only the best of programming!
Do you only program "pop" music?
We consider many different styles of music to be "pop", and every year program a wide range of artists and genres — "pop" or not. Metal, old-school funk, punk, soul, electronic… send it our way!
How do I volunteer?
We love volunteers, and are always looking for help in a variety of areas, especially during festival time. Click here for more information on how to get involved.
What is Frénésie de la Main?
For pedestrians at the annual St. Laurent Street Fair, POP's beer tent is always a highlight.
What is the Drake Series?
A quarterly curated POP series at Toronto's fanciest boutique hotel stage.
What are POP-OFF tours?
Spring promotion tours in Canada, East Coast USA and beyond!


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Having rodents in your flat can be an unpleasant experience. They carry diseases and can cause a lot of damage in and around your home. This post has helpful hints for residents of Flixton both for preventing a rat infestation and for pest removal - before it's too late for preventive treatment.
Controlling Rats in The Loft
There are three key areas to proper Rat control:
1. Housekeeping and Cleanliness
2. Building Repair
3. Rat Poofing
Firstly, proper sanitation is necessary to prevent a rat infestation. Diligent housekeeping inside and outside your home will reduce the number of places where rodents can hide. Store pipes, lumber, boxes, gardening tools and other household goods off the floor. Garbage, trash and garden debris should be stored in containers with tight-fitting lids and frequently removed to eliminate potential food sources. Also, if you have an outdoor dog, keep your pet's food in air-tight containers.
Secondly, make the building secure by repairing any holes in the foundation or walls of your home. Using caulk, seal any cracks or openings larger than .5 cm around pipes, electrical wires, drains and vents. Check that doors, screens and windows fit tightly. Metal sheeting and steel wool are excellent for closing gaps, since they can't be chewed through.
Thirdly, if you're an Flixton resident consider hiring a professional rat control company to carry out rodent-proofing! This is essential to keeping your home pest free. Since rodents can climb, make sure to plug holes above ground level. Roof rats are even more difficult to control. If you have these pests in your roof or attic, putting rat traps in the rafters may be the best idea. Below is a list of rat-proofing tips.
Rat-proofing techniques
1. Make sure all vents have tightly fitting screens.
2. Fit all windows that can be opened with screens that are in good condition.
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5. Keep garage side-doors shut, especially during the night.
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Rats are active in all seasons, so it is important to constantly keep an eye out for any signs that they are hanging around. Remember, if you find rodents in your garden or yard, it is only a matter of time before you find them in your home. One place where you are likely to find rats in loft is in the attic. Look around for evidence that you have or soon will have a problem. Do you find any rat droppings? Do you see borrows under the plants or vegetables in your garden? Have you found remnants of rat nests under wood piles or in drawers in the garage? Do you see damage caused by rodents gnawing at the corners of your windows or doors? If you answered yes to any of the above then you need to call a Flixton Rat Control company such as ourselves - Youngs Pest Control.
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SOURCE University Campus Suffolk (UCS)
IPSWICH, England, March 20, 2013 /PRNewswire/ --
University Campus Suffolk (UCS) is pleased to announce that at a recent meeting of the UCS Board it was agreed that UCS would seek to move towards a new governance structure and start the process of gaining its own degree awarding powers. If successful, the next stage of development would be the award of university title. UCS would then become the first independent university in Suffolk awarding its own degrees.
This proposed development is fully supported by the Vice Chancellors of both the University of East Anglia and the University of Essex, which currently jointly validate all UCS degrees, and our partner colleges in the UCS Learning Network who will continue to form a key part of the new governance structure.
The process of gaining degree awarding powers and university title is likely to take a significant period of time, with completion by the summer of 2015 at the earliest. The Deputy Provost, Richard Lister, will lead a special group constructed to take forward the project.
Professor Edward Acton, Chair of the UCS Board, said: "This is clearly a significant point in the development of UCS and potentially a historic moment for both UCS and Suffolk as a whole. UCS has grown at a rapid pace since it opened in 2007 and now is the right time for UCS to seek to move towards independence. "
Professor Mike Saks, Provost of UCS, said: "The decision by the UCS Board to agree to this direction of travel is a clear endorsement of our ability to operate as a separate and sustainable institution and I am delighted that we have its full support for the next stage in our move to becoming a fully independent university."
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I. UCS is a partnership between the University of East Anglia and the University of Essex, working with Lowestoft College, Great Yarmouth College, Otley College, Suffolk New College and West Suffolk College. The development is also supported by Suffolk County Council and Ipswich Borough Council.
II. Strong connections with local, regional and international employers ensures that all UCS courses are built with employability in mind - over 90% of UCS graduates in 2011 went on to employment or further study.
III. UCS offers an attractive portfolio of courses within the Schools of Applied Social Science, Arts and Humanities, Nursing and Midwifery, Business, Leadership and Enterprise, and Science, Technology and Health at Undergraduate and Postgraduate level. This is complemented by a range of research in these areas.
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On 11 March 2011 a quake of 8.9 magnitude struck the seabed east of Japan. This caused a huge 30-foot Tsunami to crash into the eastern coast killing thousands of people as it swept away boats, cars, schools, and homes. Yet to come was the damage caused to the nuclear power stations causing widespread evacuations.
IBBY will work with JBBY to support the EHON project in the Iwate Province.
Since the "3.11 Ehon project Iwate" began, nearly 100,000 books have arrived at the Morioka City Central Civic Centre. Most of these donations have now been unpacked and sorted and volunteers have been delivering books to the children of the disaster-stricken areas. Local volunteers have been using the books to read to the children. Books and volunteers have also been going to the smaller evacuation centres and temporary housing sites.
Many libraries, day-care centres, and other facilities for children were destroyed, making it difficult for the local public services to house books. In order to deliver books and reading services to children in more remote areas, the Ehon Car project was initiated.
Distribution is the biggest problem for the volunteers working with this project.
The Ehon cars are smaller than the regular-sized bookmobiles, which are very expensive to maintain. These large bookmobiles are not suited to the needs and conditions now found in the disaster area. The Ehon cars are mini bookmobiles that can be driven by volunteer staff and are relatively inexpensive to maintain and fuel. Furthermore, they can reach places that the larger bookmobiles cannot reach.
Visit www.ehonproject.org/iwate to read more about the activities and progress of the project.
IBBY is appealing for funds to help operate these lifelines. Each Ehon car costs USD 30,000 to run and maintain. To donate funds, please use our safe site on the donation page: Donate today. Mark your donation IBBY-Japan Appeal.
Help us to help the children of Japan.
To read more go to Children in Crisis Project Japan 2011
In September 2010, IBBY launched an appeal to collect funds to help the children of Pakistan whose lives have been drastically affected by the recent flooding.
IBBY Pakistan, based at the Alif Laila Book Bus Society in Lahore, has set up a project to visit children in the refugee camps and the remaining schools often the same place taking books, stories and games to help them deal with their situation.
To read more go to: IBBY Children in Crisis Project Pakistan
To donate funds go to: IBBY Children in Crisis Fund
Donations given by country (as at 20.12.2010)
Australia: USD 250
Mexico: USD 1,000
Palestine: USD 200
Slovenia: USD 50
Switzerland: USD 1,470
A further USD 15,000 was given by the Katherine Paterson Family Foundation.
Sincere thanks to all those who have given so generously.
The 2010 appeal for funds to support an IBBY Children in Crisis Project in Haiti has been growing slowly.
By the beginning of March IBBY has received nearly USD 42,000!
We thank all the donors who have give so generously.
IBBY would like to thank the following generous major ongoing donors
who are funding our regular projects around the world:
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donations to IBBY.
The programme Children in Crisis is aimed at providing support for children whose lives have been disrupted through war, civil disorder or natural disaster. Currently IBBY is supporting projects in Southern Lebanon, Gaza and Colombia. Further projects are planned for Guatemala and Northern Uganda.
A strategic meeting will be held in Biga, Turkey in May to start planning the future of school and rural libraries that are starting to get underway within Afghanistan. With the IBBY National Section in Iran, based at the Childrens Book Council, IBBY will hold a four-day colloquium in Turkey under the title Children's Books, Bridges between Nations. Guests and speakers are invited from international IBBY, Iran, Pakistan, Tajikistan, as well as key people involved in reading, libraries, and the ministries of education in Afghanistan.
Thanks to an anonymous donor, who has promised to match funding dollar for dollar, euro for euro your donation to the IBBY Fund for Children in Crisis will be doubled!
To help sections in less developed or economically depressed countries, IBBY operates a Solidarity Fund to help under-funded sections.
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Brown warned the board of trustees at its Tuesday meeting that any request for funding more than the currently slated $125 million for 2013-14 will be hard to push through the Legislature.
"Look, it's a tight ship and it's going to get tighter," he said. "We're going to have to do some, how shall I say it—very creative, very thoughtful, very caring adjustments."
The university and the governor are also far apart on capital spending. Brown has allotted $3.6 million for four capital projects, while the university says it needs $519.6 million for 38 projects that include seismic, utility and infrastructure upgrades at various campuses.
Brown, who is a member of the board by virtue of his office, attended the trustees' meeting for the second time in a row, a sign that he is paying close attention to public higher education spending and policies. Last week, he also attended the University of California board of regents meeting for the second time.
CSU Assistant Vice Chancellor Robert Turnage told trustees that the system will need nearly $372 million in additional funds to pay for items ranging from salary raises to maintenance and equipment.
Brown has agreed to give CSU $125 million
Last month, CSU launched Cal State Online, online courses designed to offer more of the basic courses that are often the most crowded.
Brown said that if the public universities don't make a radical change in how they provide education, students will have to pay more. "Business as usual will require tuition increases," he said.
Brown predicted that the university's requested $86 million for 3 percent salary raises will be hard to get approved by the Legislature. Other state workers have not received pay hikes and must contribute to their health insurance, unlike CSU employees, he said.
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Kobe trying to recruit Rob Gronkowski to Eagles
2012-02-09 21:26:09 by KEVIN DING, OCREGISTER.COMKobe Bryant said he was rooting for the New England Patriots to beat the New York Giants in the Super Bowl out of respect for the accomplishments of longtime Patriots coach Bill Belichick and quarterback Tom Brady.
Patriots owner Robert Kraft was sitting courtside to the watch the Lakers play the Celtics on Thursday night, and so was Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski.
A Philadelphia Eagles fan, Bryant could be seen talking to Gronkowski at one point, and Bryant later explained: "I told him the Eagles need a tight end. I'm recruiting! He's a freak athlete."
When asked about how happy Gronkowski seemed by Bryant talking to him, Bryant said: "I'm so old (that) most of these guys have been watching me play since middle school."
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Perseverance pays off
Henrico student, mom earns fellowship
A Henrico woman is one of 10 outstanding students recently selected by The Virginia Foundation for Community College Education (VFCCE) as part of its second class of Valley Proteins Fellows. J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College student Daphne Jones was a perfect candidate for the program, which was created to celebrate and enhance leadership capacity of students who have demonstrated great potential in the community college system. Jones leads a busy life as a single mother of four who also has custody of her 17-year-old special needs brother, who is the driving force behind her perseverance to become a nurse practitioner. "I hit a point in my life where I made a decision to help understand my brother and educate people about taking care of others," said Jones, who describes her life as layers upon layers of lessons. "I can say to people, 'I know the pain you're going through,' because I've been in their position. I know how it feels to wonder what the next step is, and I know how to help them through it; there's a brighter side to everything." As a recipient of The Valley Proteins scholarship, Jones' full tuition and fees will be covered at JSRCC. The Fellows also participate in a unique leadership curriculum through community service and receive individualized assistance in obtaining financial aid and transferring to four-year institutions. This added bonus will help Jones on her long path of continued education. Valley Proteins is a 50-year old family-owned business based in Winchester that operates 12 plants in 7 states. "I was nervous to go to school but I went in with the idea that once I start this, no matter how hard and frustrating it will be I'm going to do it," Jones said. "I was scared but then excitement took over, then the excitement went away and I was filled with love. I'm in love with school and I'm learning to love what I'm doing; it gives me confidence." Jones is fully dedicated to her family despite her busy schedule, as she manages to communicate and get reports from her children's teachers weekly to make sure they are on the right track. She hopes that her devotion to education will set an example for her children as she stresses that they should do what she's doing but "100 times better," while striving to go above and beyond normal expectations. During her first year at JSRCC Jones did just that, as she earned a perfect 4.0 GPA. JSRCC English professor Barbara Walsh remembered when she first met Jones on campus in the cafeteria and could sense that she was a hard-working student with a kind heart. "She struck me as being a really good student, so I said, 'Why don't you sign up for my English class' and she did," Walsh recalled. After a short time, Walsh became thoroughly impressed with Jones' dedication and unusual habits. Jones would come into class a few minutes early with a vocabulary word of the day for the class and would teach the students around her, willing to share knowledge and help other students. Walsh has been at JSRCC for six years and had never nominated a student for the Fellows program. "When I got the email for nominating, I knew I should nominate her," said Walsh. "I have never seen someone totally dedicated, and I have a lot of students that work hard but they don't go above and beyond. I really have never met anyone like her before." Jones manages to balance her school and home life, involving her children in the studying process as she studies on average six to eight hours a day. "My kids tell me I'm going to get a brain cramp," said Jones with a chuckle. "If I'm studying science I'll bring in Jayson, my 10-year-old, and I'll go on Google and watch videos, make flashcards and a Powerpoint, and then I'll have him test me on everything we just went through. "Not only does he know about it and we both learn, but it is a bonding experience, it's how I keep them involved, and I don't have to leave the house for hours to study." Jones will begin her second year at JSRCC this fall with the goal of earning an associate degree in nursing. She hopes to transfer to Virginia Commonwealth University to pursue a bachelor of science in nursing degree and a minor in education. She also wants to earn a master's in nursing and then become a nurse practitioner. The schooling will be costly and timely, but Jones is dedicated and knows what she wants and intends to get it. "I need to work even harder because so many people believe in me and think extremely highly of me," said Jones. "Eventually one day I know I'll be finished with this. Until then, I won't stop." |
Raiders help 'Stir It Up!'
Among the activities featured at Stir It Up!, a fundraiser and awareness raiser held May 5 at Deep Run H.S., was the opportunity for youngsters – including this young fan pictured with player Raibonne Charles – to play catch with members of the Richmond Raiders professional indoor football team. > Read more.
Henrico Junior 4-H camp registration open
By Ben Panko, Special to the Citizen 05/19/2013
For parents looking to keep their kids outside and away from the video games this summer, the Virginia Cooperative Extension is still accepting registrations for the 2013 Henrico Junior 4-H Camp.
The camp will be held June 17-23, and is open to boys and girls ages 9-13. A total of 10 spaces for boys and 27 spaces for girls remain available, and registration is open until May 24. The cost is $230, which includes lodging, meals, programs, instructional materials and charter bus transportation. > Read more.
The camp will be held June 17-23, and is open to boys and girls ages 9-13. A total of 10 spaces for boys and 27 spaces for girls remain available, and registration is open until May 24. The cost is $230, which includes lodging, meals, programs, instructional materials and charter bus transportation. > Read more.
Weekend Top 10
By Sarah Story, Citizen Events Editor 05/16/2013
Shrimp, barbecue and ice cream definitely go together this weekend in Henrico! The kids might even enjoy a tea party with Alice and the Mad Hatter. Other fun events for the family are Imagination Richmond and May Play Day. For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
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Veteran restaurateur set to open in Short Pump
Tran's Pho 1 Grill will serve Vietnamese fare
After nearly a year out of the restaurant industry, a well known 30-year Henrico restaurateur is ready to open up his fifth venture in Short Pump.
Paul Tran, along with his wife Ellen will open up Pho 1 Grill, a Vietnamese restaurant, in June in the Towne Center West Shopping Center.
Tran has been serving up Vietnamese food since the mid-'80s, his first being Que Huong on Rigsby Road. He also owned Mr. Chan's on Horsepen Road and Saigon Gourmet on Hull Street Road. > Read more.
Restaurant watch
Find out how your favorite dining establishments fared during their most recent inspections by the Virginia Department of Health. > Read more.
Wine, for the win
Popular Short Pump spot offers upscale comfort, flavors
The Wine Loft opened in West Broad Village in January 2010, offering a full bar with wine, beer, spirits and a kitchen with tapas-style snacks. It offers a seasonal patio area along Whittall Way. Its walk-in wine "humidor" in plain view from the bar offers more than 85 wines by the glass ($6-$65) and about 250 by the bottle ($28 and up), with some emphasis on Italian wines. Culinary trained chefs plus partnership with Culinard (Culinary program of Virginia College). > Read more.
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Stouffer's Farmers' Harvest Steam Meals-For-One
Nestlé Prepared Foods Co., Solon, Ohio rolls out Stouffer's Farmers' Harvest steam meals-for-one, an extension of its popular Farmers' Harvest brand. Packaged in the Steam Perfect Bag, they create a flavorful, single-serve meal experience that tastes so good, Stouffer's is willing to "bet the farm" on it.
Using steam technology, these meals-for-one seal in the flavors of farm-picked ingredients, delivering an entrée with freshly prepared taste. They lock in the goodness of crisp vegetables, tender premium meats, perfectly cooked pastas and indulgent sauces, delivering a no-fuss meal in minutes.
Varieties include: Chicken Florentine (grilled white meat chicken and penne pasta with spinach, carrots and broccoli in a parmesan sauce); Creamy Shrimp Scampi (shrimp tossed with penne pasta, broccoli, yellow carrots and red peppers in a lemon garlic sauce); Five Cheese Tortelloni (pasta stuffed with a blend of five cheeses and tossed with yellow carrots, peas and zucchini in a tomato vodka sauce); Garlic Chicken (grilled white meat chicken and cavatappi pasta with asparagus, broccoli and carrots in a garlic sauce) and Cheesy Southwest-Style Chicken (grilled white meat chicken and penne pasta with a medley of roasted corn, black beans, green beans, poblano peppers and diced tomatoes in a southwestern-style cheese sauce).
"At Stouffer's, we know today's busy consumers don't always have the time to purchase and prepare great tasting, wholesome meals with quality ingredients," says Kelly Malley, director, Stouffer's. "The combination of farm-picked ingredients and steam technology via the innovative Steam Perfect Bag allows us to lock in all of the amazing flavors and bring consumers the fresh, delicious taste they crave in a meal."
Suggested retail price is $3.89.
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"It's a little nerve-racking. It's fun," said Priscilla Rayford. "Of course, you want people to see you and show your talents."
Four judges determined who would be in the top 15 to battle it out for the title of Abilene's Idol. And that's 15 out of the 100 that auditioned.
"We have seen all kinds of music, all kinds of singers," said Chorus Abilene executive director Gwynn Haseltine. "And it really gives some of these singers a place to sing and showcase their talents."
"I get a little bit of a rush from singing," said Priscilla.
Priscilla has been singing for as along as she can remember. The vocalist was a finalist in last year's competition, but that doesn't mean this year's audition was any easier.
"Well, believe it or not, I don't know if it shows, but I'm always nervous. So, I get my own version of stage-fright too," she explained.
Of course, it doesn't show. But that could be because she knows from experience that the other competitors will be on her side.
"It's a comradery. It's a community of people. And it's always fun," Priscilla said. "So you get to cheer for other people and they cheer for you."
Though she loves singing, Priscilla says the competition is about more than winning.
"It always brings out these undiscovered talents. It's magnificent," she said. "You get to see the little kids that really can sing. And then you get to encourage them so they continue to sing."
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For the fourth year in a row, members of the St. Andrews University community gathered together to provide service to non-profit organizations in Scotland County in honor of the late civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Among the 25 sites were the Storytelling Arts Center and Hospice of Scotland County mixed in with new locations such as Camp Monroe and Operation In as Much.
Virginia Ray at Operation In as Much said she was thrilled to have a group made up of St. Andrews University wrestlers with her.
"They were wonderful," Ray said. "What they could accomplish in an hour would have taken us a day! Also, they were very polite and great to work with. "
Nick Sauceda, student crew captain at Operation In as Much, said that there was no better feeling than knowing you were able to help someone.
Another group of volunteers continued a long-standing relationship with the Storytelling Art Center of the Southeast.
"We have a history with St. Andrews," SASC Executive Director Jan Schmidt said. "Looking around the Center you can see numerous projects that they have done over the years. They are making the Center a better place to be. Their work was phenomenal, just wonderful! The guys were so polite. They are great; they are always great! And they are really good people.
The students helped the center with its stage, put down a dance floor, moved about 30 partitions across the street, and cleaned our parking lot and repainted the lines
"They helped us to prepare for the 'Dancing with the Scotland Stars," she said.
St. Andrews Director of Career Services Renée Jones served as the chair of the planning committee that coordinated the service projects with community leaders. Once the organizations were lined up, it was time to turn the focus on the students.
"I began with finding students to serve as crew captains for each group of volunteers," Jones said. "Together with these Crew Captains, we were able to get 380 participants including students, faculty, and staff members who went to 25 sites throughout Scotland County and together gave approximately 1000 man-hours of service."
That hard work was something university President Paul Baldasare noticed as he visited sites throughout the day.
"I had the chance to visit half a dozen of the sites and saw the students, faculty and staff providing all manner of service to others through these various organizations and work opportunities," Baldasare said. "It is a great chance for St. Andrews to get out in the community and build stronger relationships with both individuals and organizations in Scotland County."
Evidence of these strengthened relationships can be seen in the results for the volleyball and men's lacrosse teams. Volleyball worked with Partners in Ministry and Coach Holly Mandeville arranged with the site coordinator to have the players come back throughout the semester to continue working with them. The men's lacrosse team worked at Camp Monroe and Coach Chris Sherman is making plans for the team to return next year.
"As I drove throughout Scotland County taking photographs during the Day of Service, I was greeted with smiles, hugs, and appreciation from the site managers as well as the volunteers," Jones said. "It made me very proud to be a member of the St. Andrews Community and the Scotland County Community."


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(Continuing a blog post by Charlie Beckett at http://www.4ip.org.uk/recasting_the_net)
It relieves me greatly to see that perhaps there is a certain level of expectation, scrutiny and responsibility that comes with labels and recognised industry awards.
What on earth am I talking about?
I'm referring to the Birmingham Post Power 50 list and an inspirational speech given at the ceremony by Dermot Finch.
Whether this is a blessing, recognition for previous work done, or a curse- none the less, I'm number 46.
Quite what this means remains to be seen. But, following Dermot's speech, it sparked an idea in my head to follow on from his words "We expect these 50 recognised leaders to do exactly that- lead by example."
After all, what is the point of being recognised for either good work done, or showing promise to do good work, if the people recognised on the list don't actually do anything significant for the good of our city?
How do we, the Birmingham population (residential and business) know who these people really are? What do they really do? How are their decisions affecting my life? How are these people going to communicate their work, aims, projects and successes to me, and more importantly, how are they going to engage with me when their projects are developing and running, so I can be involved?
Big questions.
Perhaps some are a little too big?
Perhaps some of the people named on the list just see their name there as a ticket to more free lunches. Perhaps (and I hope this is the case) that most of the people on the list feel inspired to do more good work, and show evidence that they rightly deserve to be nominated as a recognised leader, engaging with the population wherever they can in their chosen area of expertise.
Scrutiny? Isn't that a bit demanding and just a finger-pointing exercise, a platform to stick the knife in and twist the blade at every possible opportunity by the competition?
Or is it a showcase opportunity to prove that the nomination hasn't been wasted, and you're not just another Snake Oil salesman? Let's see…
So, following on from Dermot's speech, and supported by welcome words of "Leadership, promise, skills, engagement, development and action" from Marc Reeves of the Birmingham Post, I happened upon the 4iP website, read Charlie Beckett's blog, and then read Pete Ashton's thoughts.
How do we hold these people to account for their recognised position?
How do we track some of the work these people do?
How do we prove that they were the right choices to be on the list, or not?
Or, is the Power 50 list just a back slapping exercise for a select few?
In probably the only way I know how, I'm going to try to find out, and start on a fact-finding journey.
Who are these people on the list really?
What makes them tick?
How do they communicate?
How do they lead?
What impact do they really have?
Are their reputations really as successful as they've been portrayed?
This investigative journey may see me welcomed with open arms, doors slammed in my face, or negotiations twisted and manipulated by red tape and gatekeepers, There may be flat refusal to cooperate, or there may be some shining beacons that show true leadership. Only time will tell.
Armed with a basic video camera and laptop, I'm hoping to find out exactly who these people are, what they really do, and how well do they really perform.
I've got less than 12 months to complete the project. This could be a little too ambitious, especially given that there are 50 people on the list, and to do this project justice, I'm going to need to visit each person twice.
At this point, I'd like to thank the Birmingham Post and Dermot Finch and Centre for Cities for their agreed support. Birmingham Future- you're next on my list.
Hopefully as the project grows, there will be support from others… (feel free to contact me)
If you're on the list, and you get a phone call, please don't bite.


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Awwww, she cried (#2)
I bet that one, with the crap on her face, was arrested at Mardi Gras. lol..
Almost. New Year's Eve. Her Myspace
Thanks Jaded you fucking rock!! Great idea for a thread, how fun!
This thread should be a "sticky" over in "strange but true".
It's still funny a day later. Whenever I feel blue, I'm gonna pop into this thread. Best medicine on the site!
Thanks So Jaded and w8ng4msrgt! Please keep them coming.
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ok most of these people just need to be locked away. I know I shouldn't judge by looking at them, but I don't think there is any way they are helping society. I'm frightened of them.
Arrested for Battery and home girl is an anesthetization
This hottie was popped for 3 counts of Assault with a deadly weapon, opposing an officer w/ violence, 2 counts of possession of a control substance (oxycodone), Possession of Coke and obstruction of an officer with force. She's an angry angry neck tat wearing girl.
Petty of me but what the heck.
I wonder if she realizes the boob on the right is much larger than the boob on the left. Just sayin'.
"Beer is proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy." ~ Benjamin Franklin
wait... glitterface's myspace says that she is a flame eater or something. and one of the comments asks if she is gonna do America's Got Talent AGAIN. we got ourselves a pseudo-celebrity. oh, maybe she just auditioned and didnt make it on the show. i hope she does this year. I'll be hoping.
What an eye opener~:gasp:
and and somehow all seem appropriate right now
"Beer is proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy." ~ Benjamin Franklin
Pissant white supremicist... Makes me want to curbstomp his ass
I wonder if the chick with the huge teeth gets taken up on any of her BJ offers. Cause I think i'd be scared, if I was a guy.
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This next one is for sexual battery on a victim under 12...ugh.
Meet Deborah Smith...I think she's packing a dong in her pants.
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The fact is, they have discovered trace amounts in California and Washington State. Even though it is considered to be an insignificant amount, it should be taken into consideration. The most important thing to consider is the fact that science can often fall short of the truth (and I do consider myself an advocate of science, love it, and think it is very important). For instance, a professor at Washington State University has said that they would expect to see radiation from Japan in about ten days. Another source has stated that minuscule amounts of Xenon-133 were detected on March 16th and 17th and that this isotope was common to the Fukushima reactor explosion releases caused by the Earthquake on March 11th. Seems to be quite a few days less than 10!
Now, I don't think it is a reason to panic, although some would claim that people trying to protect themselves (by purchasing KI – potassium iodide) from exposure is indeed panic. It isn't panic, it is protecting yourself from what not everyone is clear or sure about. The effect of radiation can take many years to show itself, and new things are being discovered (medically that is) every day. Just today on the radio, another agency trying to downplay the seriousness of the incident has stated that, although unacceptable levels of radiation were found in spinach in Japan, if one were to eat the spinach for a year, it would be the same amount of radiation you would get from a cat scan. Now, one would think that since a cat scan is a medical procedure, it would be basically harmless. But there is a growing concern in the world that it could in fact be very harmful (as found on this page and this article).
All together, I just wish that the agencies that "tell the people how it is" would be more upfront about what is really going on. Keeping people from being in a state of panic in a situation that is of concern to their health really doesn't seem fair. Sure sure, it could "harm the economy" in a number of ways (but seriously, could that really get any worse?!?). I mean, they are going to rape us on gas prices anyway, and there is little to nothing we can do about it.
At least they could tell us we are all in harm's way, before we are exposed. Lying about the mistakes that have been doesn't fix anything… anybody ever heard of two wrongs don't make a right. lol
Does this thing, posted on the Washington State Department of Health website, look like it is a life saving state-of-the-art piece of equipment. This is an airborne radiation detector in Tumwater, WA.
And as much as scientists will claim to know (and take it from me… they will), nuclear disasters can have a long-term impact.
They are currently telling us that the Fukushima reactor is relatively stable!! Not STABLE, but relatively stable (lol). That is like saying, "well you might not die, we just aren't quite sure of it yet." Well if there is to be a meltdown, this will be a problem, so my advice is to pay attention to what they are telling (and selling) you!
I would not like to live here any time soon!
The question people should REALLY be asking themselves is, "What can I do to help the power needs of the world?" There are scientists, positive good-hearted politicians, and philosophers in all of us… and it IS up to humanity to solve the problems of humanity.
So get back to work on it already! [ I think about it everyday!!!!]
Oh, and I did not take any of these pictures (thank you Wikipedia). I usually only like to use my own content, but luckily, I have not been close enough to a meltdown to grab a pic, as of yet!


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I believe I have resolved the issue, but will need you to test as I don't have access to a DB2/400 db as mentioned before. At least the driver is instantiated and not null
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I believe I have resolved the issue, but will need you to test as I don't have access to a DB2/400 db as mentioned before. At least the driver is instantiated and not null
Well you're quicker than I was, lol.
It Worked!!! It is absolutely genius! It had no trouble determining the nearly 400 schemas in my database. I ran both introspect and dbre on my personal schema which doesn't have too many tables in it, and it all worked out just fine.
Truly an amazing tool! Btw, will you be in Chicago for SpringOne2GX?
That's great news it worked for you. The timing was excellent as well, as Ben and myself had committed a lot of performance enhancements a few days ago (ROO-1506) which made schemas with 400+ tables perform a lot better than before.
I can't make SpringOne unfortunately but Ben and Stefan will be there.
I had a regression bug as raised by myself in ROO-1528 that affects the referencedColumnName in the @JoinColumn annotation, so get the code and do a new build or wait for RC1.
I've just downloaded the 1.1.0-RELEASE version of Roo and it appears to still have this issue. I'm new to Roo, so there's a strong chance I'm doing something wrong, but I am getting the error message described originally in this thread. Here are the steps I've taken
roo> persistence setup --provider HIBERNATE --database DB2400
I have edited database.properties to fill in the hostname, username, and password.
I'm trying to introspect my library using the following:
roo> database introspect --schema MISKCB
No remote OBR repositories have matching add-ons matching your request
JDBC driver not available for 'com.ibm.as400.access.AS400JDBCDriver'
Anything I'm doing wrong?
I spoke too soon. Just after posting, I came across an instruction to run the following:
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That installed whatever Roo was missing and now I can introspect successfully.
In case you're still wondering why you had to do this, the reason is because the JTOpen jars and a handful of other 3rd party database jars are quite large. The JTOpen I think is around 6MB+. Bundling all of those as OSGI wrapped bundles would result in a heavy download for the Roo distribution and could progressively get bigger as more database support is added. This script keeps things lightweight since not everybody wants those 3rd party libraries.
btw, I'm glad to see I'm not the only one using DB2400 :D
That makes sense, but it does suggest that Roo should prompt you to run that script when you do the persistence setup and tell it you want to use DB2400. Or possibly when you get that "driver not found" error.
Appended reminder about running install script to exception message
Out of interest, has anyone attempted to connect to DB2 for Windows/Linux using the DB2/400 driver?


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