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Catherine is a thrilling action adventure game from Atlus. In Catherine players will enter the life of Vincent Brooks, a 32-year-old man who finds himself caught by the irresistible attraction of the game's titular diversion. Vincent wakes up, hung over, next to a stunningly beautiful woman who isn't his girlfriend. This lands him in a predicament that occupies most men's dreams and nightmares. Did anything happen? Does he tell his longtime girlfriend, who's pressuring him to commit to her? Can he get away with stringing both women along? Who will you choose to hurt? In life, cheating can ruin everything, but in the world of Catherine, it can also kill you. Players must navigate Vincent through heavy moral decisions and as with real life, hardly anything is black and white. What is the right thing to do? What will you choose to have Vincent do? The game also features local competitive and cooperative multiplayer modes to ensure that the many thrills and horrors of racing through twisted stages can be enjoyed by more than one player. Multiplayer also adds additional hours and extra gameplay to the overall experience.
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OSWEGO, N.Y. -- A recent Oswego Health newsletter is coming under fire for photoshopping a political candidate out of an event photo.
Oswego County Legislator Amy Tresidder was one of more than a dozen people who posed for a photo during the April ribbon cutting to mark the re-opening of the Fulton Medical Center.
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When we made Super Simple Songs – Christmas, we were sure to include several songs that you can use even after Christmas is over, so that you wouldn't have to put your CD away once Christmas has passed.
Little Snowflake is one of those songs. It's a very gentle and sweet song that you can use to introduce and review parts of the body.
Here are a few simple activities to do along with Little Snowflake:
1) Make Paper Snowflakes
These are really easy to make, and like real snowflakes, every paper snowflake you make will be unique. You can find a very simple how-to guide at Enchanted Learning.
2) Make It Snow!
Give children sheets of white scratch paper and help them tear the paper into many small pieces. Put all of the small pieces into a paper cup, hold the cup up high, and then make it snow by turning the cup over and letting the "snowflakes" fall to the ground. Put all of the pieces of paper back into the cup, counting them as you go. Make it snow again!
3) Falling Snowflakes
This is a classroom activity. Before class, make four snowflakes using white paper. Tape a magnet to the back of each snowflake and put them across the top of the whiteboard. At the bottom of the whiteboard, draw a simple winter scene with a snowman and some trees. On the sides of the whiteboard, draw six to ten evenly spaced dots from the top to the bottom. Divide the class into four teams and have them stand in lines facing the whiteboard. Show the four students at the front of the line a picture card. The first student to name the vocabulary on the card gets to move his team's snowflake one dot down the whiteboard. Those first four students in the lines move to the back of the lines and the next four students try to name the next card. The first team to have its snowflake reach the ground is the winner. For wrong answers or unruly behavior, the teacher can "blow" a snowflake up one dot!
4) Use Finger Painting, Cotton Balls, and/or Shadow Puppets
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Comment posted Scottish Power Renewables announces another delay for proposed Tiree Array by Robert Wakeham.
There's a house recently completed in the Santa Monica mountains above Malibu, Los Angeles, that re-uses the wings off a Boeing 747 jumbo jet to form the roof, so you never know, decommissioned wind turbine blades might have uses beyond infilling mineshafts.
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- Karl: With regard to your preceding comments, quad bikes may be the favoured option for sporting estates these days, but when I said that wind farm roads compared favourably with some of the roads on sporting estates I wasn't fantasising, it's true – some of them have messed up the peat way beyond the road itself, and if you think it's absolute bunkum it can only be because you're so concerned with the offshore Tiree proposals that you're in danger of letting emotion get in the way of reasoned discussion. With regard to the footprint of windfarm roads remaining for many years, as far as I'm aware they're not designed to 'biodegrade', they're needed for the life of the windfarm and then to be removed and the peat layer reinstated. As long as the financial safeguards to ensure thorough decommissioning are put in place as a planning condition, I don't think that there should be a long-term problem – although with technology evolving there'll undoubtedly be increasing pressure to replace life-expired equipment with new machines on the same site. Unless, of course, wind farming ceases to be so enormously profitable to the developers.
- Karl: 'large offshore wind power stations' are surely a sufficiently new animal that decommissioning has yet to be undertaken to any great extent – and from what I've seen of onshore windfarms they don't have miles of tarmac or concrete roads, just graded tracks and pads similar to forestry haul roads. And the roads are usually a textbook exercise in tidy workmanship with absolutely minimal disturbance to upland peat areas – comparing very favourably with some of the access roads on private sporting estates.
- Malcolm: by far the most embarrassing display from our elected leaders in relation to Trump was the Aberdeen County Council putsch that saw the chair of the planning committee removed for having the cheek to cast his vote against Trump's development on an SSSI, together with what looks like an over-cosy 'oiling of the wheels' by our first minister.
- Trump…'honest'..'straightforward'..fact, Malcolm, or just your opinion?
- Malcolm, do you believe everything that you write?
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- Transport Scotland publishes shortlist for one A82 contract and starts another
Good news for Crianlarich, and – at last – signs of movement on the long and disgraceful history of central government's gross neglect of the A82 'trunk' road along the northern shore of Loch Lomond. - One of world's top minds on radar wins AF Harvey Prize
Reading this I couldn't help thinking of the analogy with the development of a tracking system to keep tabs on the activities of Argyll & Bute councillors – but I fear that would be way beyond the ingenuity of even the most fertile scientific brains. - Peace Pilgrimage going through Crinan Canal now, en route for Faslane
Promoting Peace, Simon? – wouldn't the automatic disqualification of councillors who put national party politics before their council responsibilities be more effective? - New SNP group leader unable to keep the sheep in the pen
'…a Tory – with UKIP leanings..' – would that have any swivel-eyed loons in the family tree? - New SNP group leader unable to keep the sheep in the pen
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Rare Salvador Dali jewelry to be offered at Clars in December
This stunning Ruby lips with cultured pearl teeth brooch, was modeled after Marilyn Monroes lips and is a signature of Dalis jewelry collection; he was reportedly obsessed with the late actress. Only 8 to 10 of these brooches were ever produced. Clars will be offering this brooch for $10,000 to $15,000.
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Between the years of 1941 and 1970, Salvador Dali, best known for his surrealistic paintings, created designs for 39 pieces of intricately crafted fine jewelry. Before producing his own jewelry designs, Dali had first designed jewelry for Elsa Schiaparelli and Coco Chanel, spurring his own interest in the medium. One of Dalis first individual works of jewelry created was a pair of telephone earrings, meant to represent the futility of Neville Chamberlains telephone conversations with Adolph Hitler in an attempt to avoid war.
Dali first commissioned Carlos Alemany of Alemany and Ertman, an Argentinean jeweler with a studio in New York Citys St. Regis Hotel to transform his 2-dimensional designs into 3-dimensional fantasy jewelry. Working closely with the jeweler, Dali even chose the specific stones that were to be set into the individual pieces. When Alemany passed away in 1993, Dali called on another friend, Henryk Kaston, to continue creating these special art jewels. Henryk Kaston had created a brooch for Metropolitan Opera star Rise Stevens to mark her role as Carmen. When Dali saw this brooch, he requested Henryk Kaston to continue the production of his jewelry designs. Kaston was formerly by trade a master violin bow maker and violinist at the Metropolitan Opera orchestra, who crafted violin bows for such musical luminaries as Jasha Heifetz and Isaac Stern.
Of these jewels, Salvador Dali wrote Without an audience, without the presence of spectators, these jewels would not achieve the function for which they were created. The viewer is thus the final artist. His look, heart and mind with greater or lesser ability to understand the creators intention, imbue the jewels with life. The gorgeous jewels offered in our December sale were fabricated by Henryk Kaston and include some of the most famous pieces from Dalis jewel catalog.
Ruby lips with cultured pearl teeth brooch, (PHOTO 1) modeled after Marilyn Monroes lips and a signature of Dalis jewelry collection; he was reportedly obsessed with the late actress. Only 8 to 10 of these brooches were ever produced. Clars will be offering this brooch for $10,000 to $15,000. Of this brooch, Dali speculated Poets of the ages, of all lands, write of ruby lips and teeth like pearls. It remained for Dali to translate this poetic cliché into a true surrealistic object.
The Pomegranate Heart brooch of gold, rubies and diamonds. Dali wrote The many-celled reddish pomegranate berry pulses with life. The slightly acidic flavor of the fruit is agreeable as acidity stimulates human accomplishment. This piece will be offered for $8,000 to $12,000.
The Honeycomb Heart brooch of gold, rubies and diamonds, and of which Dali reflected, Theres a little bit of sweetness in the heart of every woman. (Estimate: $4,000 to $6,000)
Tristan and Isolde brooch (PHOTO 1) of gold, diamonds and garnet is reflective of Dalis favorite opera and title by the artist Filtre damour. Mused Dali, The heads are juxtaposed to form a goblet, which, in turn suggests the effluence of love possible between man and woman. This brooch will be coming to the sale with a presale estimate of $4,000 to $6,000.
Furthering the rare and exquisite jewelry offerings will be a gold chain necklace from which hang fourteen (14) different enameled or otherwise decorated Faberge egg charms. (PHOTO 2) (This offering will also include three (3) additional Faberge egg charms.) This Faberge work of art is being offered for $12,000 to $16,000.
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TTliriTlPV ^M M Farmside 3 Volume 40 No. 35 Your hometown newspaper Thursday Aug, 31,2000 © 2000 Press-Republican Newspapers Darlene Schuman (above) awards the grand prize to James Conley at the reunion Aug. 19. Nancy and Ben Kane (right) do some playful posing.The classmates (below) as they were In 1960. Huntley High class of 1960 celebrates 40 years Just a little math would make it no surprise the students of Huntley High School, class of 1960 would be holding a 40th reunion this year. But the year 2000 is also the 40th anniversary year of "The Huntley Farmside," and a link to the Class of 1J>60 goes way back to the beginning. A photo of Huntley High School theater students performing "The Man Who Came to Diimer" graced the very first front page of the fledg¬ ling Farmside. So it just makes sense for the paper to keep track of these kids. It wasn't hard to find many them on the night of Aug. 19. They were at Floyd's Restaurant in Carpentersviile and they were very busy, reminiscing. "We hold a reunion every five years," said Nancy Linnenkohl Kane of Huntley, who shared organizational duties this year with classmates Darlene Elvert Schuman of Gilberts and Robert Kunde of Huntley "There were 27 in our graduating class, and we try to keep up with everyone. That's easier if we do it every five years." "This year I sent out 39 invitations," Schuman s^, "because we also send invitations to those students who start¬ ed with us but didn't graduate with us because they moved away, and those who joined us late. This year 24 of the 39 attended, with 35 people in atten¬ dance including some spouses. That's pretty good." Those attending included: Barbara Ackman Walsh, Larry Barton, Charles Berndt, Jerome Chamness, James Conley, Joyce Drendl Allen, Darlene Elvert Schuman, Beverly Heine Eisenmenger, Robert Kunde, Nancy Linnenkohl Kane, Elaine Miller Christiansen, Ronald Montanye, Annette Priegnitz Kaslning, Marcia Rubash Westman, Dale Schwab, Donald Van Abbema, Gloria Barchart Harmon, Annette Maushak Klecknerand Billy Petersen. Graduates came from Florida, Wisconsin, Huntley, Crystal Lake, Gilberts, Wisconsin, Belvidere, McHenry, Union, Fox River Grove, Geneva and Algonquin. While many of the 1960 students have moved away from Huntley, many have since returned to their roots in Huntley or the Huntley area. The evening began with a cocktail hour. The graduates reconnected while taking in displays of the old silver and blue memorabilia brought by their peers. Bob Kunde gave a welcoming speech and the class held a moment of silence for the three members of their class who have passed away. Senior class president Donald Van Abbema gave a toast and then it was on to din¬ ner with a choice of prime rib, filet or shrimp as entree. See 1960 Page 4
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Title | The Huntley Farmside |
Date | 2000-08-31 |
Month | 08 |
Day | 31 |
Year | 2000 |
Volume | 40 |
Issue | 35 |
Decade | 2000-2009 |
Creator | The Huntley Farmside |
Coverage | Huntley, Illinois, United States |
Description | Weekly Newspaper from the Huntley Area Public Library Collection |
Subject | Newspaper Archives |
Rights | This material may be protected by U.S. Copyright Law (Title 17 U.S. Code). |
Publisher | This Collection was digitized and loaded into CONTENTdm by OCLC Preservation Service Center (Bethlehem, PA) for the Huntley Area Public Library. |
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There's plenty of evil at The Drake on 666 Park Avenue but ABC is likely worried that the show's ratings will just be bad — perhaps so bad that they'll have to cancel the new TV series. Will that happen? Stay tuned.
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With dizzying cinematic tricks and astonishing performances, Francis Coppola's 1992 version of the oft-filmed Dracula story is one of the most exuberant, extravagant films of the 1990s. Gary Oldman and Winona Ryder, as the Count and Mina Murray, are quite a pair of star-crossed lovers. She's betrothed to another man; he can't kick the habit of feeding off the living. Anthony Hopkins plays Van Helsing, the vampire slayer, with tongue firmly in cheek. Tom Waits is great fun as Renfield, the hapless slave of Dracula who craves the blood of insects and cats. Sadie Frost is a sexy Lucy Westenra. And poor Keanu Reeves, as Jonathan Harker, has the misfortune to be seduced by Dracula's three half-naked wives. There's a little bit of everything in this version of Dracula: gore, high-speed horseback chases, passion, and longing.
Francis Ford Coppola's 1992 Bram Stoker's Dracula is a feverishly inventive movie that often overwhelms its own narrative flow, yet proves irresistible to watch. Coppola's baroque, operatic set design, costumes, and cinematography look as lavish as they did on the film's first release. The director's grab-bag of visual effects are still bold and unabashed, if often over-the-top, and the actors still appear caught up in a certain hysterical pitch that feels a little forced but can be a lot of fun to watch. Gary Oldman's imaginative performance as the titular vampire carries the weight of Coppola's vision of Count Dracula as a tragic-romantic hero with Christ-like overtones. Keanu Reeves still looks a little lost in the pivotal role of Jonathan Harker, the London clerk who finds himself a prisoner in a Transylvanian castle while a 400-year-old vampire makes a play for his fiancée back home (Winona Ryder). Anthony Hopkins is fearless as a daft Von Helsing, and Sadie Frost is very good as the doomed Lucy. –Tom Keogh


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KATIE GENT AND ANNA DAVIES Additional documents: Minutes: The Mayor's Chaplain led all present in one minute's silence in memory of former councillors Katie Gent (Member for Barnes 1986 – 2002 and Mayor 1990 -1991) and Anna Davies (Member for Mortlake and Barnes Common 2006 -2010) who had sadly passed away during February 2013. |
To approve as a correct record the Minutes of the Ordinary meeting of Council held on 22 January 2013 and the minutes of the Extraordinary meeting of Council held on 22 January 2013 attached. Additional documents: Minutes: The minutes of the Ordinary meeting held on 22 January 2013 and of the Extraordinary meeting held on 22 January 2013 were approved as a correct record of proceedings. |
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PETITIONS To receive Petitions in accordance with Council Procedure Rule 2.1 (iv). Additional documents: Minutes: Councillor Burford presented two petitions, both of which were calling for a 20mph speed limit on Sandycombe Road. One petition was from the residents of Sandycombe Road, the other from residents of the area around Sandycombe Road. |
REVENUE BUDGET AND COUNCIL TAX 20!3/14 PDF 131 KB Budget papers previously issued for Cabinet attached. The formal Council Tax Resolution 2012/13 is to follow. Any questions in accordance with Council Procedure Rule 11.1, of which notice has been given to follow. Additional documents:
Minutes: The Leader moved a motion, seconded by Councillor Knight, that agenda item 8 (Reports of the Executive and Committees) be moved to follow this item. The motion was put to the vote and CARRIED. Councillor Samuel moved, seconded by Lord True: 1. That the Revenue budget for 2013/14 be agreed 2. That the Richmond upon Thames' element of the Band D Council be unchanged at £1,287.39: thereby enabling the Council to accept a further £1.166m one off funding in Council Tax Freeze Grant from Government. 3. The overall Band D level of Council Tax for 2012/13 including the GLA element be set at £1,590.39, a reduction of 0.23% on 2012/13 be agreed. 4. That the Council agree the Council Tax 2013/14 resolution (Pages 1 and 2 of the Supplementary Agenda.) Councillor Knight moved, seconded by Councillor Williams: At the end of recommendation 1, insert: "subject to the following changes: (i) reductions in the budget requirement by: 1. £1,900,000 by removing one-off capital items from the revenue budget and instead funding them within the capital programme using prudential borrowing; 2. £1,200,000 by one-off use of reserves in advance of removing the current six month 75% Council Tax discount for empty properties from 2014-15; 3. £400,000 by removing the one-off provision for 'local taxation' from the ongoing revenue budget and instead earmarking this amount within the revenue reserves; and 4. £700,000 by capitalising this amount of revenue expenditure, as has been common practice in the past. [Total = £4.2 million] (ii) increases in the budget requirement by: 1. £1,200,000 to pay for the reversal of front-line cuts to school improvement, children's and youth services; 2. £1,400,000 to pay for the reversal of front line cuts to adult social care, including the funding of support for those with 'moderate' needs and the restoration of the disregard for disability living allowance; 3. £100,000 to pay for a small team of 'waste advisors' to reduce waste going to landfill and boost recycling; 4. £300,000 to pay for implementing the London Living Wage as part of all contracts being let during the year; 5. £200,000 to pay for the reversal of library cuts including the cost of running a library in Heathfield Ward; 6. £300,000 to reverse cuts to the voluntary sector; 7. £500,000 to pay for extra discretionary payments for those families badly affected by cuts to housing and other benefits; and 8. £200,000 to pay for the financing costs of the above additions to the capital programme." [Total = £4.2 million]" The amendment was put to the vote and FELL. The substantive motion was put to the vote and was CARRIED. RESOLVED that: 1. The Revenue budget for 2013/14 be agreed. 2. The Richmond upon Thames' element of the Band D Council Tax be unchanged at £1,287.39; thereby enabling the Council to accept a further £1.166m one off funding in Council Tax Freeze Grant from Government. 3. The overall Band D level of Council Tax for 2012/13 including the GLA element be set at £1,590.39, a reduction of 0.23% on 2012/13 be agreed. 4. The Council Tax Base for the London Borough of Richmond Upon Thames for 2013/14 be 83,504.41 in accordance with regulation 3 of The Local Authorities (Calculation of Council Tax Base) Regulations 2012 made under Section 33(5) of the Local Government Finance Act 1992. 5. The following amounts be now calculated by the Council for the year 2013/2014 in accordance with Sections 31 to 36 of the Local Government Finance Act 1992, as amended:- (a) £392,252,300 being the aggregate of the amounts which the Council estimates for the items set out in Section 31A (2) (a) to (f) of the Act (b) £284,749,300 being the aggregate of the amounts which the Council estimates for the items set out in Section 31A (3) (a) to (d) of the Act (c) £107,503,000 being the amount by which the aggregate at 2 (a) above exceeds the aggregate at 2 (b) above, calculated by the Council, in accordance with Section 31A (4) of the Act, as its Council Tax requirement for the year (d) £1,287.39 being the amount at 2 (c) divided by the amount at 1 above, calculated by the Council in accordance with Section 31B (1) of the Act, as the basic amount of its Council Tax (Band D) for the year (e) Valuation bands
being the amounts given by multiplying the amount at 2 (d) above by the number which, in the proportion set out in Section 5 (1) of the Act, is applicable to dwellings listed in a particular valuation band divided by the number which in that proportion is applicable to dwellings listed in valuation band D, calculated by the Council, in accordance with Section 36 (1) of the Act, as the amounts to be taken into account for the year in respect of categories of dwellings listed in different valuation bands 6. It be noted that for the year (2013/2014) the major precepting authority (the Greater London Authority) has stated the following amounts in precepts issued to the Council, in accordance with Section 40 of the Local Government Finance Act 1992 (as amended), for each of the categories of the dwellings shown below: Valuation bands
7. Having calculated the aggregate in each case of the amounts at 2 (e) and 3 above, the Council, in accordance with Section 30 (2) of the Local Government Finance Act 1992 (as amended), hereby sets the following amounts of council tax for the year (2013/2014) for each of the categories of dwelling shown below:- Valuation Bands
8. The Director of Finance and Corporate Services be authorised to collect and institute legal proceedings where necessary for the collection of the aforesaid Council Tax and National Non Domestic Rates. 9. In accordance with Section 52ZB of the Local Government Finance Act 1992 (as amended), the Council's relevant basic amount of Council Tax for 2013/14 was not excessive in accordance with principles approved by the Secretary of State under Section 52ZC, be noted. |
PUBLIC QUESTIONS None. Additional documents: Minutes: None. |
To receive questions from Members in accordance with Council Procedure Rule 11.2, of which due notice has been given. Attached. Additional documents: Minutes: It was proposed by Councillor Knight and seconded by Councillor Williams that a motion be put before Council to suspend Standing Orders to continue the meeting beyond the maximum permissible time of three hours. On being put to the vote, the motion FELL. (a) In accordance with the notice given, Councillor Speak asked the Strategic Cabinet Member for Community, Business and Culture: "How will Boris Johnson's proposals for the fire service in Richmond upon Thames during 2013-14 affect the residents of the Borough?" Councillor Fleming replied in the following terms: "On 11th January 2013 the Commissioner of the London Fire Brigade announced proposals for savings including closure of some fire stations and changes to others. The potential impact on Richmond is positive, with Twickenham Fire Station gaining an extra fire appliance. This increase in the number of appliances is to address response times to incidents where Richmond has been identified as one of several London Boroughs that were missing target times, particularly for attendance of second appliances." Councillor Speak asked in a supplementary question, what the Cabinet Member thought about the opposition's publicity around fire station closures? Councillor Fleming said that she felt it was irresponsible and welcomed the improvement in fire response times across the borough. Councillor Knight asked a supplementary question about whether the Cabinet Member was aware that Councillor Arbour's vote on the Greater London Authority was instrumental in costing the borough an additional appliance at Richmond Fire Station? Councillor Fleming questioned whether this was case and welcomed the much needed extra appliance at Twickenham. Councillor Arbour asked Councillor Fleming in a supplementary question whether she felt the Opposition were being "utopian" in their views of the financial situation? The Cabinet Member agreed with Councillor Arbour's position and suggested that the petition against fire station closures be removed from the Liberal Democrats website. (b) In accordance with the notice given, Councillor Eady asked the Cabinet Member for Schools: "How many professionally qualified school inspectors, advisors and managers were directly employed on school effectiveness by the Children's Services directorate in May 2010 and by the Education and Children's Services directorate in January 2013?" Councillor Hodgins replied in the following terms: "We are finding innovative, better ways of doing things, that both save money and lead to improvements. Our schools are working together in their Quindrats and by giving them more independence to decide how to spend their own money, by working together through Education Richmond, there has never been more focus on school improvement than now. We are improving results and reducing direct employment from 10.5 FTE to 5.5 FTE to save money." Councillor Eady asked as a supplementary question, about the staffing arrangements which led to the school improvement team being led by managers whose expertise was not school improvement and whether the Cabinet Member felt that the Council's role in driving achievement was being compromised? Councillor Hodgins re-emphasised the points he made previously about schools working more closely together. Councillor Evans asked a supplementary question about the trend in school achievement over the past three years? The Cabinet Member said that the borough's schools had performed very well. Councillor Knight asked as a supplementary question whether the latest set of results which showed a fall in attainment, particularly with contextual value added scores, were attributable to halving the number of in-borough inspectors? Councillor Hodgins said that schools would find such an accusation offensive as the marking of papers, in particular for English, was called into question. He drew attention to improved results in Mathematics and said that improvement would continue across subjects next year. (c) In accordance with the notice given, Councillor Mathias asked the Cabinet Member for Adult Services, Health and Housing: "Can the Cabinet Member provide an update of the move from grants to commissioning in Adult Services?" Councillor Urquhart replied in the following terms: "Members of the Overview and Scrutiny Committee will be aware that contracts were commenced in 2012, including the carers' hub, advocacy, home maintenance and health improvement. I am pleased to report contracts were awarded to existing local organizations, with advocacy to an expert voluntary organisation working in partnership with RUILS The Community Support Services competitive tendering process commences this Spring with award of new contracts in September this year and new services mobilised by Christmas. Existing grant-aid will continue until December this year. Individual meetings with each organisation have begun and in March facilitated meetings in the four localities. Transitional funding is available with specialist expertise in partnership with RCVS to support organisations in developing partnerships and to complete the tender process." Councillor Mathias asked a supplementary question about grant aid in relation to smaller organisations like Teddington and Hampton Wick voluntary care groups? Councillor Urquhart confirmed that current arrangements would continue for bodies who were currently in receipt of a grant, including rent subsidy and volunteer mileage expenses. It was the Cabinet Member's hope that smaller organisations such as Teddington and Hampton Wick's voluntary care groups would work with larger hubs, with the Council's support. Councillor Jaeger asked a supplementary question about the council's contingency arrangements, should the voluntary sector not be able to respond quickly enough to meet what the Council was requiring of them? The Cabinet Member said that the process had been ongoing for some time and confirmed that more time would be given, if necessary, in order to ensure that local groups were properly recognised and supported. Councillor Head asked a supplementary question about the arrangements for contracts for community support? Councillor Urquhart said that the initial intention was to have a borough-wide contract but since communicating with local organisations, it would disadvantage too many of the smaller groups. As a result, the 'hub and spoke' model was devised with four neighbourhood localities, with each commissioning the most appropriate local support services. (d) In accordance with the notice given, Councillor Pollesche asked the Strategic Cabinet Member for Community, Business and Culture: "What is your view of MOPAC's plan to reduce the opening hours of Richmond Police Station and to reduce the number of officers dedicated to each ward's Safer Neighbourhood Team from six to two?" Councillor Fleming replied in the following terms: "These proposals are being consulted on and there will be an opportunity to raise questions tomorrow night with the Mayor's police chief. I want to see the most effective use of police time and high visibility on our streets; a survey at Sovereign Gate shows that at peak times, there were two visitors an hour. As far as the safer neighbourhood teams are concerned, there will of course be an increase of 44 officers by 2015, when compared with 2011." Councillor O'Malley asked a supplementary question about the coverage safer neighbourhood teams provided and whether there would be any changes to this? Councillor Fleming said that coverage would be improved because there was to be more flexibility. She added that this approach had been successful at reducing antisocial behaviour in both Richmond and Twickenham town centres. Councillor Knight, in a supplementary question, sought to clarify whether a reduction to two officers dedicated to each ward, instead of the current six would lead to improvements and coverage in policing locally, particularly when shift patterns were taken into account? Councillor Fleming said that it was an improvement as it was a more flexible arrangement, allowing better allocation of resources, with the addition of safer neighbourhood teams working seven days a week. (e) In accordance with the notice given, Councillor Chappell asked the Strategic Cabinet Member for Environment and Planning, Parks and Sustainability: "Could the Cabinet Member say how the works in the pocket parks in Twickenham are progressing?" Councillor Morris replied in the following terms: "In the Holly Road Garden of Rest, vegetation has been removed, hedges reduced, fences painted and new park furniture installed. In Garfield Road, tree works have been completed and new park furniture installed. Work is also progressing on the creation of a permanent play beach at Champion's Wharf, with consultation taking place during March." Councillor Chappell asked a supplementary question clarifying what other work was taking place in parks in Twickenham? Councillor Morris outlined some of the planned improvements to York House Gardens. Councillor Williams asked, as a supplementary question, whether the Cabinet Member was going to address the neglected park on Richmond Riverside? Councillor Morris said that the parks department were aware of the situation and it would be dealt with in due course. Councillor Salvoni asked what the opposition had done for Twickenham between 2006 and 2010, in a supplementary question? Councillor Morris stated that nothing had been done. (f) In accordance with the notice given, Councillor Elloy has asked the Cabinet Member for Highways and Streetscene: "Why has the council failed to take the London Cycling Campaign's 'Safer Lorries, Safer Cycling' pledge?" Councillor Harrison replied in the following terms: "We tend not to formally sign 'pledge statements' that are sometimes sent to us from individuals or groups campaigning for various causes and we are not alone in that. In fact as of the beginning of this week, only 4 of the 33 London Boroughs have signed this particular pledge but that is not to say that as a Borough we don't support many of the aims these individuals or groups promote. Indeed in the case of this 'pledge' this Borough strongly supports improving the management of potential conflicts between lorries and cyclists and has a very good record in this respect. For example, the provision of nearside detectors is something that we have followed for a while and our current procurement of new gritters has included this in the specification." Councillor Elloy asked, as a supplementary question, whether the Council's measures, particularly around training, were deficient given the 30% increase in cycling accidents over the previous two years? Councillor Harrison emphasised that Richmond upon Thames was not alone in not signing up to this particular 'pledge' mainly because many authorities had aging fleets of vehicles. The Cabinet Member stated that the Council's main contractors were well known for working towards cycle safety and felt that London Cycling Campaign's online verdict of Richmond upon Thames was misleading. Councillor Harborne asked, as a supplementary question, how many of the Council's contractors had signed up to the Freight Operator Recognition Scheme? Councillor Harrison explained that the Freight Operator Recognition Scheme was a benchmarking scheme to ensure that freight operators worked lawfully and in accordance with industry best practice. He stated that FM Conway was a silver member of the scheme and Veolia was a gold member. Councillor Roberts asked a supplementary question about whether the administration was committed to encouraging cycling, given that a Cabinet Member voted against the Mayor of London's £41m cycling investment and all administration councillors opposed the extra funding proposed in the opposition's earlier motion? Councillor Harrison replied, saying that cycling in the borough had a 5% mode share, but that it received 15% of the funds raised locally. He added that following the recent announcement from Transport for London, promising an extra £1billion for cycling over the next ten years, the Council would be robustly bidding for additional funding. As the time limit for the Council meeting had elapsed, all other notified questions would be given a written response. (g) In accordance with the notice given, Councillor Bond has asked the Cabinet Member for Schools: "What role will a single campus with a rebuilt College, a new Clarendon School and a new Secondary School play in our Richmond family of schools?" The proposals to rebuild Richmond upon Thames College, establish a secondary school and re-provide Clarendon on one site would create an enviable educational facility for our young people. The College plays a highly-valued role in the borough and, with the imminence of school sixth forms, it makes sense for it to reposition itself and to do so in new accommodation. Similarly, the secondary school would provide more places when they are needed and would share state-of-the-art facilities with the College. Clarendon's re-provision on the same site would ensure that students with special educational needs can learn within first-class accommodation. (h) In accordance with the notice given, Councillor Elengorn has asked the Strategic Cabinet Member for Environment and Planning, Parks and Sustainability: "Given your undertaking in July 2012 to ask officers to progress the re-establishment of the Design Panel or similar body to carry out local design review in accordance with the National Planning Policy Framework, why has this not happened?" The establishment of a local design review body has been delayed because of other priorities within the Policy and Design team including advising on planning and listed applications, progressing the Twickenham Town Centre Action Area Plan, the Latchmere House Planning Brief, various uplift projects, and the designations of new buildings of townscape merit. (i) In accordance with the notice given, Councillor Naylor has asked the Cabinet Member for Highways and Streetscene: "Can the Cabinet Member please provide an update on street lighting in the Borough?" I am pleased to say that after we retendered the street lighting contract in 2011, a contract lifetime saving of 120,000 pounds was achieved and (perhaps even more important) under the new contract the level of faults reported are now running at roughly a quarter of the rate experienced in earlier years. (j) In accordance with the notice given, Councillor Roberts has asked the Strategic Cabinet Member for Environment and Planning, Parks and Sustainability: "In light of increased TfL funding for cycling projects, will he improve upon his unambitious target of increasing the proportion of journeys undertaken by bicycle in the borough from 5% to 7% by 2020?" I'm not sure that I would agree that this is an unambitious target. Either way, it is too early to start adjusting targets when we are unclear at this stage as to exactly how much money will likely be available for specific projects in this Borough. When this does become clearer we will review the figure that Councillor Roberts refers to. (k) In accordance with the notice given, Councillor Evans has asked the Strategic Cabinet Member for Education, Youth and Children's Services: "What is the current situation with regard to Strathmore School?" Formal consultation on the redevelopment of Strathmore School is complete. Votes are being analysed before a decision is made on next steps. Parents are in favour by a significant majority; however, some residents are concerned about the loss and sale of land. If proposals proceed there will be statutory consultation, followed by a Cabinet decision and a planning application. We are committed to working with all stakeholders to meet the needs of the most vulnerable children by improving facilities and increasing school places, whilst maintaining the landscape of the local area and addressing parking and traffic issues. (l) In accordance with the notice given, Councillor Jaeger has asked the Strategic Cabinet Member for community, Business and Culture: "What impact will the Public Services (Social Value) Act 2012 have on the Council's commissioning decisions?" The Act requires the Council to consider how what is proposed to be procured might improve the economic, social and environmental wellbeing of the area. Cabinet agreed the Council's approach on 17 January 2013 and the procurement process has been adjusted accordingly. In practice commissioners already explore the social value a service could deliver and capture this in the service specification. The Act brings additional formality. The approach depends upon the nature of the service being procured. In terms of impact on outcomes, examples might include stipulating the use of volunteers or increasing access to jobs by including training requirements. |
WARD CONCERNS None. Additional documents: Minutes: None. |
REPORTS OF THE EXECUTIVE AND COMMITTEES Attached Additional documents: |
CABINET - Treasury Management Policy and Strategy PDF 49 KB Attached. Additional documents:
Minutes: RESOLVED: (1) That the Treasury Management and Investment Strategy for 2013/14 as set out in Appendix A to the report be approved. (2) That the Treasury Management and Investment Strategy for 2013/2014 as set out in Appendix B be approved. (3) That the Investment Criteria for 2013/2014 as set out in Appendix C be approved. |
CABINET - CAPITAL PROGRAMME 2012/13 - 2017/18 PDF 51 KB Attached. Additional documents:
Minutes: Lord True moved, seconded by Councillor Samuel that:
Councillor Knight moved, seconded by Councillor Williams: At the end of recommendation 1, insert: "subject to the following changes:
(i) £5 million to create new and upgrade existing cycling infrastructure to improve cycle safety across the borough; (ii) £1 million to implement a borough-wide 20mph limit on all residential, non-trunk roads; (iii) £1 million for the provision of extra affordable housing; (iv) £400,000 for the re-provision of a permanent public library in Heathfield Ward; and (v) £350,000 for the improvement and modernisation of Heatham House youth centre, including disability access." The amendment was put to the vote and FELL. The substantive motion was put to the vote and was CARRIED. RESOLVED that:
REMUNERATION COMMITTEE PDF 51 KB Attached. Additional documents:
Minutes: In presenting the report of the Remuneration Committee, Councillor Arbour reported that new guidance had been received recently from Government. In particular this stated that there should be Member involvement in all appointment or severance decisions involving sums of £100,000 or more. If it proved necessary to amend the Pay Statement, it would be brought back to Council. RESOLVED: That the Richmond Council Pay Statement 2013 be approved. |
REGULATORY COMMITTEE PDF 39 KB Attached Additional documents: Minutes: RESOLVED: That the revised Statement of Principles under the Gambling Act 2005 be adopted. |
REPORTS OF OVERVIEW AND SCRUTINY COMMITTEES None. Additional documents: Minutes: None. |
REPORTS ON JOINT ARRANGEMENTS AND EXTERNAL ORGANISATIONS None Additional documents: Minutes: None. |
REPORTS OF THE HEAD OF PAID SERVICE PDF 99 KB Attached Additional documents: Minutes: RESOLVED: 1. That the new public health function of London Borough of Richmond upon Thames be noted. 2. That the delegated powers to the Director of Public Health be approved. 3. That the Scheme of Delegation in the Constitution be updated to include the Director of Public Health. |
EXECUTIVE DECISIONS TAKEN AS A MATTER OF URGENCY Attached Additional documents: Minutes: None. |
ANNOUNCEMENTS To receive any announcements from the Mayor, Leader, Members of the Cabinet or the Head of Paid Service. Additional documents: Minutes: The Mayor made the following announcements: · The Deputy Mayor had represented the borough in Konstanz at the annual Fasnacht Festival. · The Mayor's Celtic quiz was to take place on 8 March 2013 and all members were invited. · Over £15,000 had been raised so far for the Poppy Factory and the Horse Rangers. · The St George's Day Ball was to take place on 20 April 2013. · A grand tour of the borough was taking place on 8 May 2013. |
NOTICES OF MOTION None. Additional documents: Minutes: None. |


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Posted by Andru Edwards - Categories: Apple, Corporate News
Apple CEO Tim Cook and CFO Peter Oppenheimer are appearing before Senate today to address the methods Apple uses to determine how it pays taxes in the US and abroad, and you can watch everything happen live over at C-SPAN. Hit the link below!
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Giveaway: Tickets to see Fabolous tonight at Showbox Market in Seattle!
Posted by Andru Edwards - Categories: Features, Music
If you're in Seattle and you're a fan of hip hop, then you'll wanna be at Showbox Market tomorrow night to see Fabolous and Pusha T live in concert, and we are holding another concert ticket giveaway to get you there.
That's right, our friends at Monster and AEG Live wanna get you in the building, and we have tickets to give away to get you there. How do you enter? Simply use the widget below! We've got a lot of ways for you to enter, but don't check off any that you don't actually perform. If you do, you'll be eliminated. Also, note that one of the options grants you ten entries. Might wanna give that one a look:
Good luck!
Yahoo unleashes Flickr redesign, users get 1TB free storage
Posted by Andru Edwards - Categories: Corporate News, Design, Internet
Yahoo just completely redesigned its Flickr photo sharing service, putting the images front and center, and giving each user a full 1TB of data. That's right--every Flickr user get 1 full terabyte of data to store their images. As Flickr says, "we want all of your images," according to Adam Cahan, Yahoo SVP. The point here is that FLickr is offering you up to 7- times more storage space than other sites, stores your photos in full resolution, and can hold about 537,731 of your images. That is simply unmatched by any other Yahoo competitor. In fact, at Google I/O last week, Google was excited to announce 15GB of storage for your images--a full 985GB less than what Flickr is now offering.
Alongside the Flickr redesign, there's now a new Android app. The iOS app was recently updated as well. What do you think of the new Flickr? Awesome? Too little, too late? Sound off in the comments!
Read More | Flickr
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Enjoy this impossibly easy taco pie recipe made using Old El Paso® taco seasoning mix and Old El Paso® chopped green chiles that are ready in just 50 minutes – perfect for a dinner.
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Try other toppings like shredded lettuce, sliced green onions, chopped black olives, guacamole or crushed corn chips.
Always read labels to make sure each recipe ingredient is gluten free. Products and ingredient sources can change.
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