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IRVING, Texas -- Daryl Johnston is one of the lucky ones.
Despite breaking his neck opening holes for Emmitt Smith, he walks
without a cane or a limp and is able to hold down a lucrative
second career in broadcasting.
Yet Johnston sympathizes with broken-down former players who
need help with medical bills and aren't getting it. His own
experience with the system was eye-opening.
So the former Dallas Cowboys star and current Fox NFL analyst
jumped into the ongoing battle over disability payments on Monday,
albeit with a twist. Rather than continuing the name-calling that
has overshadowed many of the issues, Johnston went with a new
tactic by making a plea to commissioner Roger Goodell.
"The system is broke and it needs to be fixed. That's the
issue," Johnston said. "I think we have the guy as commissioner
to get this fixed."
Johnston spoke out at a news conference organized by Gridiron
Greats, a nonprofit organization started by Jerry Kramer and
fronted by Mike Ditka, Gale Sayers and others to help down-and-out
former NFL players. Fourth & Goal is another group waging a similar
They've gotten the attention of Congress and drawn notice from
the league office and from their real target, the NFL Players
Lately, though, there's been more anger than progress, from
face-to-face shouting matches to NFL Players Association boss Gene
Upshaw threatening to break the neck of Gridiron Greats board
member Joe DeLamielleure.
"We've got to get these guys together and stop the bickering,
stop the arguing and start moving forward in a positive
direction," Johnston said. "Because Gridiron Greats and Fourth &
Goal are simply Band-Aids to hold this system together until it
gets corrected."
The biggest problem facing the ex-players is a lack of leverage.
Because they are represented by a union whose primary concern is
current players, all the exes can do is what Johnston did Monday _
appeal for public sympathy. They're hoping enough of an outcry will
push everyone to "do the right thing," which happens to be the
Gridiron Greats' motto.
It's also the crux of their plan to have Goodell shake things
The commissioner has often said his father, Charles Goodell, did
exactly that in September 1969 when he put his seat in the U.S.
Senate on the line by speaking out against the Vietnam War. The
move indeed cost Goodell his spot in Washington, but his son
proudly keeps a reminder framed on his office wall. The
commissioner also has shown a commitment to cleaning up the
league's image with his tough line against Michael Vick, Adam "Pacman" Jones and other violators of the league's personal conduct policy.
"We've got a commissioner who, to me, looks like he wants to do
what's right. All you have to do is skim the surface of this topic
and you know what's right," Johnston said. "If Roger Goodell is
who I think he is, his power trumps the NFLPA in this situation."
NFL spokesman Greg Aiello noted Monday the commissioner already
has been involved. He spoke about it just last week during a visit
to Lions camp, and last month the league and the union launched a
program that includes a $7 million medical fund.
"I'm very sensitive to retired players that are facing medical
issues," Goodell said. "They helped us build this game. They're
important and we are working on a number of programs to be
responsive to that. ... I've met with a number of former players
and will be meeting again with a number of former players to try
and understand the issues better and try to create some
Until then, the players will continue telling their story
through heart-wrenching first-person accounts.
An example Monday was Brian DeMarco, who needed help from
Johnston and Conrad Dobler just to stand and walk a few feet to a
DeMarco's back is held together by a titanium rod screwed into
his hips. He has rebuilt knees and a painful shoulder. He's been
homeless several times and spent several months living in a storage
He's also only 35 and was in the league as recently as 1999.
He's thought about killing himself just so his wife and kids could
have his death benefit.
Then there's Dave Pear, a nose tackle who was the first Pro
Bowler for Tampa Bay and who played for Oakland in the 1981 Super
Bowl. He's had four disks fused, has four screws in his back that
need to be replaced and needs both hips replaced. He takes about 25
pills a day and draws disability through Social Security.
With tears dripping down his cheeks, he described the agony he's
put his family through.
"My wife has to carry a big load," he said. "It's not fair."
Johnston was a bruising fullback who helped the Cowboys win
three Super Bowls in the early 1990s. A crack in his neck was
fused, then he returned and hurt his neck again. He retired at the
urging of his doctor, but was denied disability status because NFL
doctors said he could still work.
Thanks to his job at Fox, he had insurance to cover a back
operation two years ago.
"If you don't have insurance ... it depletes your finances
regardless of how much you had when you retired," he said.
Johnston noted that if the union was doing as much as it says,
why doesn't it hold news conferences to counter ones like this.
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So baby, if you wanna shine
If you take time to look
My number's in the book
And you can call me any time
--Lyric by Hank Williams (1923–53)
The immortal Hank Williams (Sr.) might have felt right home at this year's Mid-America Trucking Show (MATS) For sure, the downbeat mood this time around at what is annually trucking's greatest event would furnish great material for one of the greatest American songwriters to pen a real old-time, bluesy honky-tonk hit.
Maybe he could title his MATS-inspired song: "How times have changed. And gone and changed again. " I say that based on what I saw at my first MATS about 25 years ago and what I've seen at the Kentucky Fair & Expo Center every March since until this year.
My initial MATS was back when the International Trucking Show (ITS) was trucking's big yearly gathering. ITS was held alternate years in Anaheim and San Francisco as it was sponsored by the California Trucking Assn.-- that way they could nod to their members in both the southern and northern halves of the Golden State.
I was sent to MATS that first time on a fine March spring day by my then boss to check it out, as he'd heard it was an up-and-coming show. I flew into the Louisville Airport—which is practically across the street from the fairgrounds—took a cab over and walked the show floor for a few hours and then flew right back out again. There were no media events whatsoever and the show still had something of a regional (per its name!) feel to it rather than a national let alone an international one.
But very quickly after that, MATS—which had been launched in the early '70s-- began to really catch on with attendees and then of course with exhibitors. No doubt its central location close to major highways, plenty of on-site truck parking and reasonable Kentucky prices for lodging etc. has had a lot to do with that. And the pork-chop sandwiches are a big draw, too. In any event, MATS began to seriously eclipse ITS by the early '90s and by the end of that decade, was secure in its position as trucking's Number One Big Deal must-be-seen-at show.
Me, I'm wondering what the one and only Hank would write about at MATS...
And I do think MATS will remain in that top slot for the foreseeable future—but you would not know it from visiting the event this week. What's going on in Louisville closely reflects what's happening in trucking and right across our wounded economy.
MATS attendance is way down. I have no official numbers, of course, but it so spotty today—the first full day of the show—that it's possible to park within a short stroll of the front door.
There are plenty of exhibitors, of course, at what show management still proudly bills as the "largest heavy-duty trucking trade show in the world." All the Class 8 truck OEMs are there—save for Kenworth and Peterbilt, which both opted out of the show altogether this year-- as well as the leading suppliers of engines and other major components etc. etc.
But along with the falloff in foot traffic there is a discernible downsizing of media events, even compared to last year. With the notable exception of a big production put on by Navistar on the eve of the show, suppliers are being very circumspect and either skipping media briefings altogether or scaling them way back from what were, frankly, often excessive and ostentatious events in the past.
From around the show floor, the word from top OEM and supplier executives is they feel there are plenty of fleets out there with the cash on hand to buy trucks. Problem is those fleet owners are forced to play a waiting game. They need to see freight coming back before they can sign off on buying new trucks—gee, now there's a lesson for Wall Streeters to chew on! Meanwhile, as they wait on the economy to bring on the freight, their fleets are aging and so their maintenance costs are climbing.
That is not a good conundrum to be in, but it is sure-fire sign of the tough times everyone in trucking is living through as this historic recession drags on. If nothing else, maybe some latter-day Hank will experience all of this and write some musical gold out of it…


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Paul Joseph Watson
Saturday, January 8, 2010
UPDATE: This is allegedly Jared Loughner's You Tube Channel. He lists his favorite books as Mein Kampf and The Communist Manifesto. There is no evidence of any Tea Party/Ron Paul/patriot movement affiliation, much to the disappointment of the Huffington Post, but Fox News and others are hastily building his profile as a nutcase conspiracy theorist.
UPDATE: A second man has been arrested in connection with the shooting, while a third man is also being sought.
UPDATE: Reports suggest that the gunman is a 22-year-old white male named Jared Loughner, an Arizona native.
UPDATE: Amidst a widespread assault on gun rights, we learn that the gunman was stopped after he was shot at by someone in the crowd exercising their second amendment.
UPDATE: Giffords' father has told the New York Post that "the entire Tea Party" were enemies of his daughter, suggesting that a Tea Partier was behind the shooting. However, Giffords is a blue dog Democrat who is pro-border control and pro-second amendment – an unusual target for a "tea partier".
Political hacks have wasted little time in exploiting the tragic shooting of Democratic Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords to demonize their political opposition despite the gunman's motivation being completely unknown at this time.
Huffington Post has already blamed the shooting on second amendment activists who held a meeting last year to discuss ways of politically defeating Giffords. They are also hyping speculation that a semi-automatic weapon was used.
Before it was even clear whether or not Giffords had survived, neo-lib statists were already shamelessly milking the shocking events for political gain. Our forum members also report that CNN's David Fitsimmons is using the shooting to demonize "fringe" politics.
More updates to this story as it develops……
Giffords was a strong border control advocate and the gunman could have been someone with a grudge against her immigration policies. Hwoever, she also supported Obamacare and visited the Copenhagen global warming summit, so the murders could also be blamed on a "right-wing radical" and used to demonize the patriot movement.
The gunman was tackled by onlookers and arrested by police. He is described as a young man in his teens or early 20′s.
"The man was young, mid-to-late 20s, white clean-shaven with short hair and wearing dark clothing and said nothing during the shooting or while being held down. He didn't look like a businessman, but more of a "fringe character," reports Gawker.
Giffords is still alive and is now responding to commands, while other victims are in critical condition. Federal Judge John Roll has been confirmed dead.
Statement from Alex Jones: Whatever the motivation for this shooting, our hearts go out to the the Congresswoman's family and supporters. It is important to note that, the anti-2nd Amendment, victim disarmament crowd will undoubtedly try to use this event to demonize gun owners and further restrictive legislation. Mexico has a total gun ban, and the worst record for killed and kidnapped politicians and other high-level figures in the world. With more than 28,000 dead in Mexico from the drug war, it is clear that leaving guns only in the hands of the cartels and criminals will only make us all vulnerable.
Eyewitness report from man who helped to apprehend shooter, "After shooting Giffords, the gunman opened fire indiscriminately for a few seconds, firing 20-30 rounds and hitting a number of people, including a kid no older than 10 years old. Rayle hid behind a concrete pole and pretended to be dead. When the gunman apparently ran out of ammunition he attempted to flee, but a member of Giffords' staff tackled him. Rayle helped hold the gunman down while waiting for the sheriff to arrive, about 15-to-20 minutes later. The EMS came about 30 minutes later. Rayle said he was "stunned" by how long it took medical help to arrive."


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Most books and periodicals about music are housed in the University's Dacus Library.
Holdings in both libraries may be searched through DOC (Dacus Online Catalog) from
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databases, NAXOS Music Library Online, RILM and Oxford Music Online are available
to current Winthrop students, faculty and staff through the Dacus Library website.
The Music Library maintains a regular schedule of operation each semester. Current schedules are posted at the Music Library and on bulletin boards throughout the Conservatory of Music. A professional music librarian is available during most daytime hours for reference assistance. For more information, please read the Music Library User's Guide (pdf - 1362 KB).
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Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 80 diseños de 18 diseñadores freelance.
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Sadly, our company was born out of tragedy.
Millions of gallons of oil already threatened the Gulf Coast and Eastern Seaboard when New Orleans businessman John Houghtaling met actor and environmentalist Kevin Costner and his longtime friend and business partner, Patrick Smith. Houghtaling was looking for a solution and Costner had spent the past 15 years investing in a centrifuge technology that would make it possible for the petroleum industry to operate safely, without threatening the environment with oil spills. Having already been proven a successful tool for oil recovery on smaller scale oil clean-up operations, the marriage between this environmental technology and the drive and perseverance found in Kevin, John and Patrick marked a crucial turning point in finding a solution to this cataclysmic event.
From its inception, Ocean Therapy Solutions' technology has been designed as a first line of defense for oil spills. Our devices are able to collect crude oil as soon as a spill occurs, helping to avoid the devastating and irreversible environmental damage that sadly has become all too common in recent years.
Blue Planet Solutions was formed as the parent company to Ocean Therapy Solutions. BPS will be responisble for applying the same prinicples used in the Gulf oil spill cleanup effort to the global markets outside of the United States.
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-Needs to apply to a broad range of environmentally friendly energy applications. Also It must be internationaly recognizable (not just United States)
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Qonnect is a mobile software company primarily focused on leveraging 2D bar code technology for a variaty of real world applications. The technolgy allows people to use their cell phones to read 2D barcodes. The Barcodes embed information that can trigger different options for the cell phone users such as directing them to mobile web page, adding a contact, sending an SMS or mapping a location and more. This tecnology helps "Qonnect" the phisycal and virtual worlds using mobile devices as the bridge. QR codes are the most common 2D barcodes.
Everyone from businesses to high school kids. These codes can be used as simply as generating one, printing it on a sticker and sticking it anywhere someone can read it.
It should include some representation of the bar code style itself. Please search for "QR Codes" to see what they look like. There are some designer QR codes out there as well that are intersting. It should also have some representation of a "Qonnecting" the physical world to the virtual through a mobile device (not only cell phones, anything with a camera and an internet connection will be able to read these. The two styles i have in mind but am open to any design style were, a futuristic font that simply says Qonnect in a highly stylized way or something similar to a logo like Sherpa uses that has several icons in the design to represent how versatile the app is. But like i said, i am open to any style. Perhaps the logo can double as quick directions on how it works, simply of course. Because it is a new technology, people need a quick how to. Maybe a person pointing at something printed like a movie poster with their mobile device connecting them to the virtual world.
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DENVER (AP) — The Los Angeles Clippers managed to slow down the Denver Nuggets.
For a half.
"We still had momentum on our side, even though it wasn't with the fast tempo and the fast pace that we normally play at," Nuggets coach George Karl said after Denver raced to a 107-92 win over the surging Clippers on Thursday night.
The Nuggets rode 21 points from Ty Lawson and 20 from Danilo Gallinari to their 12th straight home win.
BOX SCORE: Nuggets 107, Clippers 92
Seven Nuggets scored in double figures as Denver won its seventh straight overall and improved to 27-3 at home, tied with the Miami Heat for best in the NBA.
This win wasn't like all the others, though.
The Clippers kept them in check, heading into the locker room knotted at 49 at halftime, and the Nuggets were getting their points on mid-range jumpers and unlikely 3-pointers instead of the alley-oop dunks and fast-break layups they normally get.
In the end, their youth and fresh legs won out as they ran away with another win and snapped the Clippers' five-game road winning streak.
"They're a veteran deep team and we're a young deep team," Karl said. "At halftime I said, 'Don't get crazy. This is the first team in a while that's kind of slowed us down and confused us. You're not as bad as you think.'
"And fortunately, the 3-ball bailed us out. I know the film will show us some things that we're probably going to have to work on, but in the same sense, we still get 107 points and I think by creating a lot of our offense off good defensive plays."
The Clippers got 19 points from Matt Barnes and 17 from Blake Griffin, but L.A. was outscored by 10 in the third quarter and five more in the fourth.
"We just ran out of gas tonight," Barnes said.
The Nuggets won the season series 2-1, a tiebreaker that could come into play if Denver can catch the Clippers for the third seed in the Western Conference playoffs. Right now, the Nuggets are in fifth, behind Memphis.
PLAYOFF PICTURE: Where do Nuggets, Clippers stand?
"We're extremely dangerous, especially if we get home-court advantage," JaVale McGee said. "We're a great team. We work hard, we play hard. And the way we're playing right now, when we get to the playoffs, it's going to be amazing."
Before tip-off, Karl was asked about facing one of his favorite players, Chauncey Billups, his former point guard who was dragged into the Carmelo Anthony trade a couple years ago.
"I hope he has a good game," Karl said, "and I hope we win."
The Nuggets, who last won a dozen straight at home in 2005, got the best of Billups in his latest homecoming. He scored eight points.
Karl also said his goal was three-fold: to get fewer turnovers, keep Paul from going off and match the Clippers' 3-pointers.
Both teams had 11 turnovers, Denver outscored Los Angeles by a dozen points from long range and Paul had 16 points and 10 assists, one fewer than Lawson had.
"They made some shots. Obviously their penetration at times hurt but their 3-point shooting was the difference," Clippers coach Vinny Del Negro said of Denver's uncharacteristic 11 3-pointers.
"Yeah, our 3-point defense has been terrible and part of it tonight, we know how many points they score in transition and in the paint. But tonight, they were in transition some but all their 3s were wide open," Paul said. "It's not a great 3-point shooting team but tonight they were lights out and they were making free throws. They just beat us."
Paul scored 10 straight points as the Clippers pulled to 88-80 early in the fourth quarter, but he was shut out over the final 9:44.
"Chris Paul had the stretch at the end of the third quarter, he was scaring me a little bit," Karl said. "And I thought he was going to try to take over the game, but fortunately, he never got back into rhythm."
A bucket by Griffin, who was coming off his third career triple-double, gave the Clippers a 60-59 lead before the Nuggets scored 20 of the next 24 points.
The Clippers pulled to 85-75 heading into the fourth quarter but never got closer than eight as the Nuggets turned up the heat, outscoring them 13-2 on the fast break in the second half and stretching their lead to 18.
The Clippers sorely missed Jamal Crawford, who sat out with a sore left ankle that he injured in Wednesday night's 117-101 win over Milwaukee in which he scored 25 points.
Without him, they couldn't match the suddenly sharp-shooting Nuggets from long range.
"This team is traditionally known for scoring a lot of points in the paint but tonight they shot the ball well from the outside, as well," Barnes said. "We've got to pick our poison. It's tough they play to their crowd here and they bring a lot of energy and when you're down they step on your throat."
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazil's government approved the use of pesticides with the active ingredient cyantraniliprole to fight the coffee borer beetle, a note published in the country's Official Gazette said on Friday.
Coffee cooperatives had been lobbying for the approval after the government said it would no longer allow farmers to use another product, endolsulfan, to prevent the beetle from damaging crops.
Cyantraniliprole is approved for use in the United States, the European Union, Canada and Japan, according to a statement from Brazil's Agriculture Ministry.
The U.S Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) approved toxicity levels of cyantraniliprole in February after determining it had not caused adverse health effects in humans. The ruling was requested by chemical manufacturer DuPont.
U.S. environmental groups led by the Center for Biological Diversity have sued the EPA, however, saying the pesticide "risked far-reaching harm" to many species of animals.
Brazil's government declared a state of emergency because of the beetle in top coffee growing state Minas Gerais in March. The National Coffee Council president told Reuters last month that the bug's impact on the drought-hit crop now being harvested is not yet significant.
Cyantraniliprole should protect future crops from the beetle, according to the agriculture ministry.
Soy farmers criticized federal and state governments for delaying the approval of new chemicals, especially Syngenta's Emamectin Benzoate, to fight the helicoverpa armigera caterpillar earlier this year.
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Food Options for Your Food Truck Business
At its most basic level, your food truck will be most recognized for the food you serve. Several categories of food have found food truck success around the United States.
One demographic food trucks haven't left out is individuals who own dogs. Although technically not people food trucks, some trucks navigating around dog parks in the country supply canine customers with locally sourced, healthy dog treats that many dog owners can't pass up when they find them.
Savory foods for your food truck business
You have a wide variety of options when it comes to serving savory foods in your food truck:
American cuisine is capable of making it onto any list of popular food trucks thanks to Americans' love of hamburgers. Other popular American favorites are grilled cheese sandwiches, hot dogs, French fries, mac and cheese, and various types of barbecued meat.
Mexican cuisine is known for its varied flavors, colorful decoration, and variety of spices and ingredients, many of which are native to the country. Tacos, burritos, tamales, and tortas are menu favorites of many food truck owners because they're easily massaged to fit into various concepts.
African cuisine (for example, Ethiopian, Moroccan, or South African) traditionally uses a combination of locally available fruits, cereal grains, and vegetables, as well as milk and meat products.
Italian cuisine is hard to explain without mentioning pizza and pasta, but these two dishes tell you almost all you need to know about this style of cuisine. Some truck owners vending Italian cuisine regularly serve these dishes along with veal and eggplant parmesan sandwiches.
Asian cuisine (such as Chinese and Japanese) typically consists of rice or noodles, with a soup. Foods are made from fish, meat, vegetable, tofu, and the like. Food items are typically flavored with dashi, miso, and soy sauce and are generally low in fat and high in salt.
Mediterranean cuisine is full of fresh vegetables and high in flavor. Options for food trucks choosing Mediterranean cuisine include (but aren't limited to) kabobs, gyros, pita sandwiches (vegetable, shawarma, falafel, and lamb), hummus, and baba ghanoush.
Thai cuisine is often confused with Chinese cuisine. The primary difference is in its flavoring. Thai food has a balanced mix of sweet, sour, and spice. Bánh mi is by far the most popular of the foods coming from Thai-themed trucks, such as the Nom Nom Trucks out of Los Angeles and San Francisco.
Indian cuisine may provide the widest variety of food for your menu even though it's most known for vegetarian fare. The real treats of Indian cuisine are chicken and fish tikkas, naan, and samosas.
Other styles of cuisine to investigate include Caribbean, Cajun, Cuban, German, Philippine, Native American, Spanish, soul food, seafood, Tex-Mex, vegetarian/vegan, and Vietnamese.
Serve desserts from your food truck
While some of the savory trucks provide minimal coverage of various dessert favorites, other food truck owners focus their attention on these sweet delights — everything from ice cream, waffles, cupcakes, shaved ice, whoopie pies, and brownies. You can even find trucks that provide more ethnic styles of dessert on their menus, such as cannoli, tiramisu, crêpes, and baklava.
You may wonder whether dessert trucks can provide enough income to justify multiple dessert trucks in one area. Don't think twice about it — they can. Dessert trucks provide a wonderful way for customers to enjoy a full meal by simply going to multiple trucks that are parked near each other.
Savory and dessert trucks can work as a team to maximize the sales of both trucks. So if you're looking to provide your customers a sugar rush to jumpstart their day, this avenue may be perfect for you.
Food trucks offer tasty beverages
Although food trucks serving alcoholic beverages haven't been approved en masse, nonalcoholic beverage trucks have. Consumers are constantly attempting to improve their health, and food truck owners have latched onto this phenomenon by providing these customers with a mobile option. Trucks that sell nothing but juice or smoothies have made their way onto the streets of some cities with much success.


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Microsoft Launches Internet Explorer 8
Microsoft today launched the latest version of its once ubiquitous browser. Beginning today at noon EDT, Internet Explorer 8 will be available for download in 25 languages. According to the company, the latest version of the browser is faster, easier to use, and safer than its predecessor.
"Customers have made clear what they want in a Web browser -- safety, speed and greater ease of use," said Steve Ballmer said, in a statement issued this morning. "With Internet Explorer 8, we are delivering a browser that gets people to the information they need, fast, and provides protection that no other browser can match."
According to Microsoft, this latest version of the browser blocks "two to four times more malware attacks than other browsers; cuts down on the time it takes to complete common tasks on the Web such as searching, mapping and sharing, including navigating 15 of the 20 top worldwide sites; and blurs the lines between the services they use daily and the browser used to access the Internet."
IE8 also offers a number of new features, including Accelerators, to cut down on clicking for tasks like e-mail; Web Slices, for easy access to information from sites like Digg, Yahoo! Mail, OneRiot, and eBay; and Visual Search Suggestions for detailed real-time search results.
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Small town America has its charm—not to mention its fair share of romance and mystery!
Everyone knows small towns have their own unique charm, that's why they make fabulous settings for stories! Turquoise Morning Press presents the best of their small town settings—all in one volume, and for one very small town price!
From Drakes Springs, Florida, to Briny Bay, North Carolina, to Wheeler, Texas, where a little romance and a lot of murder and mystery take center-stage—and then to Honey Creek, Ohio and Legend, Tennessee, where home-grown romance blooms, and love lives right next door.
Eight fabulous authors share their views of small town charm, love and mystery in this eight book boxed set—providing you with a satisfying glimpse into the lives and stories of the quirky characters who live in these charming settings.
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Bloom by Julie Anne Lindsey In a town filled with her past, she never expected to find her future. Seven years ago Cynthia left Honey Creek with a broken heart. Three years ago Mitchell arrived with one. If they let it, love will find a way to Bloom.
Julie Anne Lindsey really brought me back to the books that made me love to read. Amazon Reviewer, 5 Stars
Bloom is one of those romances that transports you back in time. Amazon Reviewer, 5 Stars
Buried in Briny Bay by Bobbye Terry Roxie Turner finds herself up to her neck in trouble her lifelong nemesis, Georgia Collins, is discovered buried in the town's landfill. Worse, with her characteristic Southern sass, Roxie has been saying she'd kill Georgia for more than twenty years.
I had Janet Evanovich, Julie Garwood, Jill Shalvis and Pamela DuMond all grouped together for this category. But I think the crazy sisters, Roxie and Trixie just had to come out on top. What a feel good book Buried in Briny Bay was, as it kept me smiling from the first page till the last. Another Look Book Reviews Award, Best Book to Bring on Smiles
Midnight in Legend, TN by Magdalena Scott. Midnight Shelby has grand ideas to help her adopted hometown, and she's not going to let a stick-in-the-mud realtor get in her way.
I loved this book and highly recommend it. I must warn you, however, that [Magdalena Scott] will quickly become addictive. Brenda Tulley of The Romance Studio, 5 Hearts
Murder at the Blue Plate Café by Judy Alter Small towns are supposed to be idyllic and peaceful, but when Kate Chambers returns to her hometown of Wheeler, Texas, she soon learns it is not the comfortable place it was when she grew up.
Alter serves up a delicious whodunit by stirring up a healthy serving of suspense and a splash of romance, then bakes them to downhome perfection. Add an appealing protagonist, and you have Murder at the Blue Plate Café. Highly recommended. Polly Iyer
Shades of the Future by Suzanne Lilly Mariah Davis loves animals, running, and her hunk of a boyfriend, Kevin Creamer. Everything looks bright for her until the day she finds a pair of sunglasses that allows her to see the future.
Suzanne Lilly weaves an engaging world populated with charming and eccentric characters that readers will want to visit again and again. Brenda Hiatt, Award winning romance and young adult author
Heart to Heart by Jan Scarbrough When Jeremy's aunt gives him a second chance, he must decide if he believes in the unbelievable and the pet psychic who teaches him about faith…and love.
If you want a humorous, sweet book for a quick read at the pool or beach, this is it. Ms. Addie is still stirring up things in the town of Legend, even after her death. Amazon Reviewer, 4 Stars
Rebuild My World by Cheryl Norman More than anything, Taylor Drake wants her life back. Suffering from the agoraphobia that has plagued her since a brutal attack, the once confident and successful photographer now cowers behind closed doors with a loaded pistol.
…Ms. Norman is a gifted storyteller. I loved Rebuild My World and eagerly turned the pages, excited to see what event would next happen to keep this story moving. Not only is it well plotted, but the characterizations draw you into the lives of these people. Ms. Norman tells a compelling tale that keeps you guessing. Vine Voice Amazon Reviewer, 5 Stars
Ice Princess by Jennifer Anderson Mya Newman never minded the routine or quiet that came with living in Honey Creek, Ohio. For her senior year, she craves something exciting to happen instead of it melting into a cookie cutter routine like the previous years.
…a wonderfully emotional short story with just the right balance of sweetness and sadness. I recommend it to anyone who relishes a charming story of love and friendship. LASR Review, Great Read! 4 Stars
Julie Anne Lindsey is a multi-genre author who writes the stories that keep her up at night. Julie writes sweet romance for Honey Creek Books, the Calypso series with Lyrical Press/Kensington and pens the The Patience Price Mysteries for Carina Press/Harlequin.
Bobbye Terry is a multi-published author of romantic comedy, fantasy and suspense—writing where southern charm sometimes meets macabre reality. Her awards include Eppie finalist and two-time finalist of Detroit's Bookseller's Best Award.
Magdalena Scott lives in her own fantasy world of Magdalenaville, Indiana, and spends her time writing stories with small town settings. Magdalena knows that life in a "burg" is seldom dull—if you're paying attention. She is the Amazon bestselling author of the Ladies of Legend romance series.
Judy Alter, award-winning author, penned the five books in the Kelly O'Connell Mysteries series. With Murder at the Blue Plate Café, she moved from inner city Fort Worth to small-town East Texas to create a new set of characters in a setting modeled after a restaurant that was for years one of her family's favorites.
Suzanne Lilly writes lighthearted young adult stories with a splash of suspense, a flash of the unexplained, a dash of romance, and always a happy ending. Her short stories have appeared in numerous places online and in print. She lives in Northern California where she reads, writes, cooks, swims, and teaches elementary students.
Jan Scarbrough is the author of the popular Bluegrass Reunion series, writing heartwarming contemporary romances about home and family, single moms and children, and if the plot allows—horses. She is an Amazon bestselling author of the Ladies of Legend contemporary romance series and a RWA Golden Heart finalist.
Cheryl Norman turned to fiction writing after a career in telecommunications and won the 2003 EPPIE award for her contemporary romance, Last Resort. A mention in Publisher's Weekly called her one of ten new romance authors to watch. She resides in Florida and is currently writing the Drakes Springs romance series.
Jennifer Anderson wears the hats of Mommy, wife, cat owner, author, and marketing coordinator. She has lived either coast, but has spent the majority of her life in the Midwest, where she says her heart grows with the love of family and friends, and where she finds inspiration for her young adult and romance stories.
You can meet the authors here during the next two weeks as we celebrate Small Town Charm and all the fun stories included in this new box set.


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KarenC necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 141 diseños de 55 diseñadores freelance.
Need a logo for our Management Company. Our colors are red, white and blue so we need to stay with those color combinations. We are the management company for several other companies in all types of industries and fields.
We are looking for a logo that represents our management company. We manage and oversee several very diverse companies that we own 100% of. We use the colors red, white and blue with many of our companies in their branding. We would also like to use those colors. Our company name is Hendricks Holding Company, Inc. but we would also like to see a logo design using the letters: HHC in a creative but very clean, classic way.
- Item 1... Use colors Red, White and Blue
- Item 2... Company name is Hendricks Holding Company, Inc.
- Item 3... Can use HHC for a design also
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This is a very early version of RTDevSys. It is ready for use, and in fact is being used. However there may be some API changes in the future. As well there may be some missing, incomplete, or untested features. At the moment the database commands only support postgres not mysql.
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When the Sea Calls, Don't Hang Upby Kuki, CruiseMates Cruise Director
Did you ever read the poem 'Sea-Fever' by John Masefield? "I must go down to the seas again," it begins, "to the lonely sea and the sky/And all I ask is a tall ship, and a star to steer her by..."
Cruising most certainly gets in our blood. There are many ways for the sea to call your name. For me, it sometimes calls collect.
This morning, when I was in the midst of a wonderful "dream cruise," the obnoxious drone of my alarm clock awakened me.
I was really upset, because there had just been a knock at the cabin door, meaning that my room service breakfast was about to be delivered. Instead of breakfast on the balcony at sea, I had to get up in the real world and go to work.
I walked into the kitchen to find Mrs. Kuki decked out in her long fleece housecoat, instead of the transparent teddy she'd been wearing on my dream ship moments earlier. She was preparing bagged lunches for the little Kukis, who, in the dream, had been home suffering through another day of Canadian winter in the care of their grandparents.
It reminded me of the time I was walking down Main Street shopping, and I thought I recognized an old tablemate from a past sailing, so I yelled out a greeting. I immediately knew I looked pretty foolish, and I tried to pretend I was just chasing away flies after I realized it couldn't possibly be them--because they live 3,000 miles away.
There was also the incident in the drive-through at McDonalds, where I was astonished to see our waiter from a previous cruise handing me my Big Macs. I was about to ask how his family in Turkey was, but he luckily broke the trance when he asked if I wanted ketchup. I knew it couldn't be him, because my waiter would have known if I wanted ketchup!
Reliving these moments, I had a revelation. There's no question in my mind, as warped as it might be, that many of us must share similar experiences. I have no doubt there are others like me who, when watching the beginning of the X Files on TV, are hoping it's a story about Celebrity Cruise Lines. I'm sure there are others who've tried to bribe their spouses to learn how to make towel animals.
And of course, there's the easy remedy. We can book another cruise and get our diseased minds back out to sea. What a wonderful remedy it is, knowing the sea is going to be calling you back again soon.


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DELAWARE, Ohio – As a culmination of another successful season that saw the program capture its 11th straight conference title and finish second in New England, the MIT men's track and field team sent three individuals to the NCAA Division III Championship this past weekend. Tech had entries in the 3000-meter Steeplechase, javelin and hammer throw. All three athletes competed well in their respective events but were unable to score any points in the team standings.
Kenneth Cooper led things off for the Cardinal and Gray, competing in the hammer throw on Thursday afternoon. Mother nature was not cooperative however, as a lightning delay postponed the meet in the middle of Cooper's flight. After returning to action, Cooper fouled on two of his attempts and his third was not enough to qualify for the final. He finished in 17th place with a throw of 176-00 feet.
Paul Welle was next up, running in the Steeplechase on Friday evening. Welle, who came into the meet as the 16th seed in the event, was able to improve his standing significantly, moving up to 10th place with a time of 9:17.38, missing out on All-America honors by just under 11 seconds.
MIT's final event of the weekend was the javelin, in which Vladimir Sobes was entered. At the Championship banquet on Thursday night, Sobes was presented with the NCAA Elite 88 Award, which honors the student-athlete at the Championship with the highest overall grade point average. Sobes was an All-American in the javelin at the 2010 Championship but came up short of replicating the feat this year. After fouls on two of his attempts, Sobes finally came up with a 192-08 foot effort, good enough for 11th place.
North Central College took home this year's team title, outscoring second-place Wisconsin-La Crosse by just two points.


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Azbuka Vkusa
Light enhancing the store experience
The premium Russian food store chain Azbuka Vkusa opened a new special supermarket in Moscow focusing on how the children experience the store. Fagerhult enhanced the unique design and atmosphere by using special lighting solutions for each area.
Azbuka Vkusa created a retail concept together with the retail company JosDeVries. The children got their own route marked and highlighted at the store with colour ceramic tiles that lead them to exciting places in the store.
The distinct entrance is decorated with a giant watermelon and Relay spot creates a spotty lighting effect inside the watermelon. Relay spot* is small LED spotlight family that is easily fitted into the interior, perfect for integrated lighting.
The general lighting is provided by Pleiad downlights and the super ellipse shape of the pendant Tibi gives a crisp light at the entrance and over the cash desks.
With a retro-looking Abell pendant a decorative lighting is created over the cheese- and bread counters.
These are some of the solutions for each area where lighting is planned to enhance all the fun experience the kids will have in the store.
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What the NCAA VIPs ate, and good stuff for later in the week
What did you have for lunch on Sunday?
A good ole PB&J for me, but had I been at the Seawell Grand Ballroom, where the Metro Denver Sports Commission was entertaining VIPs in town for the NCAA Women's Final Four, I'd have been chowing down on a meal that was as pretty to look at as it was delicious.
With the Final Four and basketball to inspire them, the team from Epicurean Catering decided to have some fun with the entree presentation. They put everything on plates blocked off into four quadrants: the mixed green salad that was rolled up in a cucumber wrap was in one corner, the couscous timbale in another. The balsamic-grilled chicken was in Quadrant 3 and the buzzer-beating rosemary focaccia in Quadrant 4.
The free shot was dessert: a "double-dribble" hazelnut tart.
But wait: That's not all. Read on for some of the benefits happening this week.


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Campus Policies and Procedures
- Procedures for Forming and Maintaining a Student Organization
- Space Reservations
- Demonstrations/Rallies
- Publicity
- Travel
- Hazing
- Fundraising
- Student Life E-mail Policy
- Policy Regarding Public Displays on the UIS Campus
- Studio Theater Reservation Policies for Registered Student Organizations
- Policy on Student Organization Fundraising Accounts
- Media Services Charge Back Policies
- Food Service Policies
- UIS Student Organization Dance Policy
- Student Organization Advisor/Staff Oversight Policy
- Student Organization Alcohol Policy
- Student Organization Prize Policy
- Motion Picture Copyright Information
Procedures for forming and maintaining a student organization
The University of Illinois at Springfield encourages students to form new organizations and maintain currently established organizations.
In order to start a new student organization must have
- A current constitution and by-laws with a statement of the purposes and goals
- At least FOUR active members are currently registered UIS students
- A UIS faculty or staff advisor
- A president or representative must attend a yearly workshop
All student organizations must agree to the following
- We agree that our organization must comply with all University Policies and Procedures as outlined in the Student Handbook
- All student organization members must be UIS students.
- The organization shall not discriminate against a member or prospective member on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, national origin, ancestry, political affiliation, age, marital status, handicap, unfavorable discharge from the military or status as a disabled veteran or veteran of the Vietnam era, except as specifically exempted by law.
All student organizations must re-register on a yearly basis. Student Life recommends that student organizations re-register every academic year by Sept. 15th. Failure to register each year by this deadline will result in any existing space requests to be cancelled and the existing webspace to be terminated.
Space Reservations
Policy created: 2007, Policy last reviewed and updated: 7/30/09
It is in the best interest of the organization to submit space requests as soon as possible since space on campus is limited and requires collaboration with various departments
All Student Organizations must submit a space request via the Student Life Website. Student Life then coordinates with various departments to process the request
- To allow for proper planning, we advise that space requests be submitted at least 4 weeks prior to the event.
- Any conference center spaces, Residence Life, or classroom space request submitted with than 2 weeks prior to the event will not be processed. Conference Center spaces include Brookens Auditorium, all PAC Lettered Rooms, Sangamon Auditorium Lobby, PAC Annex (old bookstore), PAC Councourse and Food Emporium.
- Space requests for other campus areas including the Student Center, Student Life Large and Small Conference Room, SOC Lounge, Diversity Center, SLB Gym, and SLB Multipurpose Room may be submitted with less than 2 weeks notification. Student Life and the coordinating department will strive to accommodate all requests if the space is available and staffed.
- Space Requests submitted with less than 7 working days notification will have to use the space "as is" meaning that a set up can not be submitted.
Demonstration/Rallies (tentative)
The University of Illinois at Springfield seeks to preserve the student's privilege to take an active role in exercising their rights of expression, conscience, affiliation, and peaceful assembly. At the same time, the University also recognizes its responsibility to protect the rights and freedom of those who wish to pursue their educational interest without interference. The following procedures have therefore been established to safeguard the orderly functioning of all rights while also providing for the safety and protection of members of the University community.
- All demonstrations or peaceful assemblies must be registered with the Office of Student Life at least 48 hours in advance. Standard space reservation procedures must be followed for the use of any University space. Demonstrations or peaceful assemblies are generally defined as any public manifestation of welcome, approval, disapproval, protest, or conscience by a student or groups of students. (Assemblies commonly associated with social or athletic events are not usually within the purview of this definition.)
- At the time of the registration, the student or groups of students will be advised by the Director of Student Life or designee of any guidelines that will be required for the demonstration or peaceful assembly. Guidelines may include the time, place, and duration of the demonstration or assembly and the maximum number of people who may participate. The decisions of the Director of Student Life regarding any demonstration or assembly guidelines may be appealed within 24 hours to the Vice Chancellor of Student Affairs.
- The following restrictions apply to all demonstrations or peaceful assemblies:
- Blocking or impeding vehicular or pedestrian traffic is prohibited.
- Blocking access to or from campus buildings or offices is prohibited.
- No activity that promotes violence against person or property is permitted.
- Observers may not interfere with participants of the demonstration or assembly in any way.
- Activities of participants or observers that disrupt or disturb classes, meetings, or any other normal functions of the University are prohibited.
- All individuals participating in or observing a demonstration or peaceful assembly must comply with any request of University officials or campus police. Any student who violates any part(s) of this policy will be subject to judicial action. Depending on the individual circumstances, criminal charges may also be filed. A recognized organization that violates any part(s) of this policy may have penalties imposed upon it by the Director of Student Life.
Last updated: 7/30/09
The Office of Student Life does not require approval of campus flyers. Student organizations may post on any campus bulletin board that is not marked "for department use only." If a student organization wishes to window paint it is allowed in the Food Emporium, LRH, FRH, and Student Center with permission. A form can be located at student life or SOC or obtained on the Student Life website. Chalking is permitted as long as you chalk in an area that rain can wash it away (ie do not chalk under overhangs or highly wooded areas) If your organization has a unique marketing approach you want to employ on campus please speak to your liaison to avoid any potential conflicts.
When student organizations travel off campus for an event or meeting, it is required that they notify there student life liaison and ensure all members attending have filled out liability forms.
Hazing (tentative)
Any and all forms of hazing are completely prohibited at the University of Illinois at Springfield. Hazing is defined as "… an act that endangers the mental or physical health or safety of any person, or that defaces, destroys, or removes public or private property for the purpose of initiation into, admission into, affiliation with, or as a condition for continued membership in, a group or organization."
Created: 8/07, Last updated and reviewed: 7/30/09
Student Organizations must register all fundraising activities with the Student Life Office/Student Organization Center at least one (1) week prior to the scheduled activity. Fundraisers include all activities where there is a collection of funds, regardless of whether the money is donated to a charity or is deposited in the sponsoring organization's account. Activities include, but are not limited to penny voting, merchandise sales, bake sales, race registrations, etc. Collection of dues from organization members and ticket sales for an entertainment event (i.e. comedy show) are not considered fundraisers.
Registering a Fundraiser
A fundraiser can be registered via the space reservation if campus space is being requested or via a fundraising form if on campus space is not needed (Both are located on the student life website under the Forms section)
Reporting Results
If the fundraising activity is to raise funds for a charitable organization, the total amount of money raised is to be reported to the Volunteer and Civic Engagement Center within one week of the conclusion of the fundraiser.
A Sangamon Country raffle license must be registered and presented to Student Life in order to conduct a raffle where tickets are purchased
Charitable Games
All fundraisers must comply with University, state and local ordinances and laws. Due to the number of legal, tax and operational issues associated with charitable gaming events student organizations are not permitted to sponsor them in order to raise funds. These include but are not limited to any of the following events for fundraising purposes: Casino Nights, Texas Hold'm Tournaments, and additional card tournaments.
Credit Card Vendors
Credit Card Vendors are prohibited on UIS Campus.
Car Washes
UIS will supply hoses when you:
- Complete a student organization space request and indicate it is a fundraiser.
- Meet with your student organization liaison to review the event.
Fundraisers associated with the sale or consumption of alcohol are prohibited.
All money raised must be deposited into a UIS student organization fundraising account within 24 hours of the event. If the event occurs on Friday or Saturday, however, the money must be deposited at the Bursar's Office the next business day.
A student organization may accept financial assistance (i.e., money, products, or service) from an agency, company, or business that is not a part of the University under these conditions:
- Prior to solicitation, a student organization must send a list of companies to be solicited and a copy of the proposed letter to the Office of Development and Student Life (at least two weeks prior to anticipated solicitation). This is to ensure sponsors/donors are not being solicited by numerous campus departments/groups.
- Solicitation can not occur until both the Office of Development and Student Life have signed off on the list of companies and solicitation letter.
- The student organization may not imply any endorsement, or connection between the University of Illinois at Springfield and any product, service, agency, or business.
- All advertising and promotional material must clearly and dominantly indicate that the student organization is the sponsor. An outside source giving significant financial assistance may be recognized as a supporter through the use of the words "with support
from…" Student Life determines the extent to which financial assistance is significant.
- The student organization must manage all advertising and promotions.
- A commercial sponsorship from a business that primarily involved the production, sale, distribution or serving of alcoholic beverages or tobacco products is prohibited.
- Before any commitment is made to accept monetary assistance from an outside source, the student organization must secure a contract with the outside source, and the contract must be approved by the Office of Student Life and the Office of Development.
Special attention in regards to tax issues must be taken into account for fundraising. For fundraisers other than bake sales, student organizations are expected to pay taxes on all sales. If a student organization is planning to do a fundraiser a space request form is needed, or if space is not required, a fundraising request form. If you have tax-related questions, do not hesitate to contact Student Life.
Cash Boxes for Student Organization Fundraising
- Event approval must be received before a cash box (Change Fund) will be authorized. This must be done at least one week prior to the date of the fundraising activity. Once the event is approved, the Student Life Office will submit a completed Request for Petty Cash and Change Fund form to Cashier Operations to request a cash box. The cash box will be prepared with $25 in cash (please specify the denomination) so that your organization will have the ability to make change on the day of the activity. The cash box provided by Cashier Operations must be on site at any event designed to raise funds.
- On the day of the event (or the Friday before, if the event is on a weekend), the designated custodian of the cash box from the organization should stop by the Cashier Operations Office during normal business hours of 9:00am to 4:00pm, to pick up and sign for the cash box. Student must show I-Card when signing for cash box.
- If the event ends during business hours, the money should be taken to the Cashier Operations window with the necessary deposit voucher/check log completed. The Cashier Operations Office will deposit these funds into the student organization's fundraising account (Contact the Student Life Office for this account number prior to the beginning of the event, as the Cashier Operations Office does not have access to this account number).
- Deposits after Cashier Operations Office normal business hours, of 9:00am to 4:00pm, are made by sliding the cash bag (with the cash and completed deposit form/check log in it) through the space under the cashier window and letting it drop to the floor. (The empty cash box can be turned in to the Cashier Operations Office on the following business day.
- All money raised on campus by student organizations must be deposited into an account at the Cashier Operations Office as soon as possible and no later than 24 hours after the conclusion of the event (with the exception of events held over a weekend).
- For fundraising events lasting longer than one day, a deposit form/check log should be completed and taken to the Cashier Operation Office on a daily basis. Daily deposits should consist of total receipts for the day less $25 change fund. (example: $125 cash + $125 checks, deposit should equal $225 with $25 remaining in the cash box)
- Deposits are verified and deposited into the correct account by the Cashier Operations Office daily. Receipts for the cash deposits are sent by intercampus mail to the Student Life Office. The Student Life Office will then place the receipts in the student organization's file, which you are encouraged to review in a timely fashion.
Student Life E-mail Policy
Last reviewed: 7/30/09
Student Life E-mails will be sent out on Mondays and Thursdays only. The Monday edition will include events taking place on Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday. The Thursday edition will list events taking place on Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday (as well as upcoming events taking place the following week). Student organizations who have submitted a space request within a week prior to the event will automatically be added to the e-mail. If an event does not require a space and would like it included in the e-mail they should submit the event information to firstname.lastname@example.com by 3 p.m. on Friday for the Monday e-mail and 3 p.m. on Wednesday for the Thursday e-mail.
Due to the large number of events received, all events must be in a format that can be cut and pasted into the Student Life e-mail. Incomplete submissions or those that cannot be copied will not be included. No photos, graphics or attachments will be accepted. Please include the following information:
- Event Name
- Sponsoring Organization
- Event Time
- Event Location
No e-mails will be sent out to the official student distribution list for individual student organization events (with the exception of information related to the bi-annual Student Government Elections, SAC, Student Life Events/announcements).
Policy Regarding Public Displays on the UIS Campus
Created: 4/11/06, Last Reviewed: 7/30/09
Students/student organizations are free to gather for events on the UIS campus and to display various equipment/symbols/decorations, etc. in conjunction with their events.
However, no items are allowed to remain as a display at the conclusion of an event unless a member of the student organization remains with the items for the duration of the display.
In addition, no holes may be dug in the ground for the purposes of such displays. Any item displayed at a student organization event must be on a stand or platform, or free standing on the ground.
Students are free to chalk the sidewalks in advance, or as part of their events.
Items cannot be draped or placed on campus benches, as that would interfere with the intended usage of those items.
Studio Theater Reservation Policies for Registered Student Organizations
Created 9/1/07, Last Reviewed 7/30/09
Registered student organizations are welcome to plan events in the studio theater. As with all campus spaces, there is not a rental fee for the space. However, due to the complexity of space, there are fees associated with operating the sound and light equipment and safety & security.
Additionally, the Studio Theater is in high demand from campus academic departments and requires intensive coordination with various campus entities.
For a student group to plan an event in the Studio Theater, the event must meet the following criteria:
- The event must be open to all UIS students.
- The event must be a non-revenue generating event.
- The event can not compete with a SAC or ICCB-funded event.
- The organization advisor must be present for the event including rehearsals, set up and take down.
- The student organization must demonstrate a need for the space (ie. Why do you want to use the Studio Theater instead of other campus venues?)
- Student organizations must submit a space request via the Student Life Forms Section no less than 6 weeks prior to the event. (Note: Due to the high demand for the space it is recommended that the space is requested a semester in advance to confirm availability)
- The Student organization president (and/or representative) and student organization advisor must attend a preliminary meeting with a representative from Student Life and the Sangamon Auditorium to discuss the event and availability at least 5 weeks prior to the proposed event.
- The student organization president and advisor will meet with a representative from Student Life and Sangamon Auditorium to review the guidelines, confirm reservation and finalize set up details at least 15 business days prior to the event.
- A detailed agenda of the event must be turned into the Sangamon Auditorium no later than 3 business days prior to the event. This must include all audio/video materials clearly marked including cues.
- On the day of the event, one student representative and advisor must be available at least 30 minutes prior to the doors opening for the event and sign the clean up checklist following the event.
Within a week following the event the student organization, must turn in an event report to both Student Life and the Sangamon Auditorium.
Policy on Student Organization Fundraising Accounts
Student Organizations are encouraged to set up fundraising accounts for their finances. Student Organizations are not allowed to have outside bank accounts. All funds must be deposited in a fundraising account within 24 hours or the next business day. If a student organization has a deficit in their account they will be given up to one semester to raise the funds. If the funds are not raised in this time the organization will no longer be registered. If a student organization is not registered for 4 consecutive semesters the organizations account will be terminated and all funds will be placed into the Student Organization General Operations Account.
Media Services Charge Back Policies
Last updated by Media: 8/3/09
Monday through Friday, when the library is not open or it has reduced hours, there is a minimum 2-hour charge of $30/hr ($60). On Saturdays and Sundays you will be charged for 4 hours of labor @ $30/hr minimum charge ($120).
On a University holiday, higher labor costs will apply since the university pays staff double time and one half ($75) instead of the normal overtime rate of time and one half ($45) in which case there would still be the minimum 4 hour labor charge ($300).
Food Service Policies
University Food Service has sophisticated catering capabilities. They are capable of supplying a wide variety of food items as well as vegetarian and vegan options.
Menus are to be selected and finalized 10 business days (two weeks) prior to the event. Additionally a rough estimate of the total number of attendees and student organization account number is due ten business days prior to the event.
Four (4) days before an event you must guarantee the number of attendees or cancel food service. When you guarantee a number, you are saying you will pay for so much food or so many people. Food service sets the room for 5% more than the guaranteed number of attendees. If the number of attendees increases more than 5% in fewer than 4 days prior to the event, special arrangements need to be discussed with Food Service. Increased menu and labor charges may be necessary if Food Service is able to accommodate this last minute demand.
Food provided by Food Services will be charged back to your student organization's account. This includes food, beverages, and service staff for banquets, parties, and table linens. Please note that a 15% service charge is added to all orders.
Please contact John (Brian) Patton in Food Service to discuss your event. He can provide you with additional information and guidelines based on the type of event you are planning.
Please be aware that your organization may be responsible for the loss of serving pieces that are not returned to food service following an event.
On-campus food service is certainly an easy way to have food available at your event. Below are a few tips to prepare your student organization for communication with Food Services
- Prior to contacting Food Service you should have submitted a space request and received a confirmation of space.
- Review online catering menu and discuss menu selection with Food Service
- Estimate the number in attendance
- Discuss the style in which the food will be served (sit down or buffet)
- Have the organizations account number handy
- Finalize menu selections two weeks in advance
- Account number and event title with fiscal officer approval is due 10 days prior to the event.
- Guarantee number 4 days in advance – or, cancel food service 4 or more days in advance
- Discuss room layout with food service staff
However, if for some reason Food Service is unavailable for your event or you are having a potluck, or food/beverages donated to your organization, you must submit a Request to Waive UIS Catering form (doc) to the UIS Food Service (available through the office of Student Life also) with a thorough description of the event, menu and justification for waiver request. The waiver request will be reviewed by UIS Food Service, and if authorization is provide is approved.
UIS Student Organization Dance Policy
Created: 7/30/09, Last Reviewed: 7/30/09
In order to minimize risk, all student organizations hosting an on campus dance must meet with their Student Life Liaison no later than 2 weeks prior to the event. During this meeting items such as security, fire codes, and guest policy will be covered.
Responsibilities of Student Organizations for Dances
- Assign one student as the event coordinator who will be present throughout the event.
- Check University I-Cards prior to allowing participants to enter
- Have guests print their name, institution name (for college students) or home address (for non college students) and phone number on a sign in sheet.
- Prohibit participants from carrying in canes, sticks, or other potential weapons unless needed to accommodate a disability.
- Prohibit persons from taking beverage containers inside the dance party.
- Prohibit persons from entering if the facility has reached capacity
- Clean the facility to ensure that it is ready for the next event.
Student Organization Advisor/Staff Oversight Policy
Created: 8/4/08, Last Reviewed: 7/30/09
Student Life policy dictates that for events meeting any of the following criteria a University staff or faculty is required to be present throughout the event.
- If the event has an admission charge
- If the event is advertised to the general public (outside of UIS)
- If the event takes place in the Studio Theatre
- Additional events as deemed necessary by Student Life
Though it is not required that this staff person is the advisor, it is strongly recommended to ensure continuity of knowledge regarding the event.
Student Organization Alcohol Policy
Created: 8/24/06, Last Reviewed: 8/3/09
It is the policy of UIS that alcohol may not be served at on-campus events sponsored by recognized student organizations. Also, given that student organization events held off campus are an extension of UIS, it is the expectation of the Office of Student Life that sponsored student organization Student Activity fee funds many not be used to purchase alcohol.
Student Organization Prize Policy
Created: 1/10/03, Last reviewed and updated: 8/3/09
Student activity funds are made available to student organization to allow them to plan events and activities for UIS students. While it is understood that gift and prizes add a certain level of interest and excitement to these events , UIS and the Office of Student Life share the belief that too great a focus on prizes lessens both the value of the event in it's own right and the educational and social opportunities provided for the event.
For this reason, student organization are encouraged to be judicious when making the decision to award prizes at their events. The Student Life Office also required the establishment of clearly defined process for the selection of winners in any contest or selection process.
While competition is an integral part of various events and activities, they also encourage students organizations when planning events involving prizes to keep the prize values to a level where competition is an enjoyable aspect of the event, rather than the sole cause for participation.
Prizes awarded at events are intended as enhancements and should not represent the primary expenditure. The value of prizes awarded should not exceed 10% of the total event budget from student activities fees (ie. ICCB funds).
o There is no limit on prize spending out of student organization fundraising accounts, student organization ,gift accounts or by donations from outside sources
o At the time the prize is awarded, the recipient and a representative of the organization must sign a prize receipt. One copy of this form should remain with the recipient. The other copy must be returned to the Student Life Office within 3 business days of the event.
Motion Picture Copyright Information
Registered Organizations often submit space and event requests for showing a film on campus. It is important to understand that when showing a film for an event, there are strict federal laws about film licensing and screening films for a public audience, such as an event. Films that you rent at a video store are licensed for private use, meaning they are licensed for the renter to watch at home with friends or family, but not for a renter to screen at an event or for a larger audience. To be able to legally screen a film for an event or for a larger audience, your organization will need to obtain permission in the form of a film license (from an agency that is legally permitted to license and grant permission to publically screen films) or from a waiver from the film's studio (which is typically only granted with smaller independent or international studios).
If your registered organization is interested in screening a film, you will need to contact a licensing agency to purchase the rights to show the film. The license may often cost anywhere from $250-$950 depending on the title of the film you wish to show. This license, however expensive, will protect your organization from a potential copyright infringement and is required for student organizations. Your student life liaison can help you receive a quote for a film.
The following are some suggested film agencies where you can purchase a license and also rent a copy of the film you wish to screen:
- Swank Motion Pictures 1-800-876-5577
This agency represents most major studios and also has a large number of pre-release films available, or films that are not out on DVD and still in theaters, as well as a lot of older favorites.
- Criterion Pictures 1-800-890-9494
This agency also represent most major studios and has pre-release films available.
- California Newsreel 1-877-811-7495
This agency represents mostly documentary films and films about social change
Please note, when you submit a Space Request Form for a film screening, it will not be approved until you can produce a valid license (such as from an agency above) or proof of permission to screen a film.
Get more information on films and copyright infringement law (pdf).


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Al Nour Party , a way to drama !!On Tuesday the Supreme committee of Al Nour party "Borhami front" held an urgent meeting to withdraw confidence from its leader Emad Abdel Ghafur and to appoint El Siyad Khalifa , the former vice president as the leader of the party for the current time. The Supreme committee issued a statement later thanking Abdel Ghafour later claiming that they withdrew confidence from him because he has become President Morsi's advisor and that position needed him more than the leadership of Al Nour Party. "Despite the upcoming escalating developments between the two fronts , Borhami and Abdel Ghafour, Al Nour's Supreme committee thanked him officially on the party's official website." Khalifa , a former MP from Suez was the vice president of Al Nour Party.
On Wednesday we found the party official twitter accounts announcing the following :
صدق الدكتور عماد عبد الغفور على قرار الهيئة العليا باقالة اشرف ثابت من الهيئة العليا للحزب و اعضاء اخرين— حزب النور (@alnourpartyeg) September 26, 2012
Emad Abdel Ghafour has ratified the decision of the Supreme committee of the party to dismiss Ashraf Thabet and other members from the membership Supreme committee of the party.
This decision was presented officially to the Parties' commission . It was followed by this tweet announcement
The dismissal of Nader Bakkar from his position as the official spokesperson of the party and appointing Mohamed Nour and Yousry Hammad as official spokesperson instead of him.
اقالة نادر بكار من منصبه كمتحدث رسمي وحصر التصريحات المعتمدة اعلاميا على محمد نور ويسري حماد .يتبع— حزب النور (@alnourpartyeg) September 26, 2012
Hammad also became the vice-president of the party. Nour was already the spokesperson of the party less known than its big star Nader Bakkar who could not ignore this tweet alone.
"The news is not true !!" Bakkar tweeted !!
Bakkar was to be married on that day , the poor guy knew from twitter that Abdel Ghafour kicked him out !!
and then comes the mother of all surprises, the climax of this drama
Al Nour party assures that anyone proved to have had cooperated with Ahmed Shafik in the past has no place among us and we are working hard to purify the party
يؤكد حزب النور على ان كل من يثبت انه تعاونمع احمد شفيق ليس له مكان بيننا ونسعى جاهدين لتطهير الكيان— حزب النور (@alnourpartyeg) September 26, 2012
!!!!! dan dan dan dum !!!!!!! Abdel Ghafur is accusing Borhami and those men he kicked out from their positions in the party of cooperating with Shafik during the elections thus betraying the revolution.
In few hours Yasser El Borhami on Dream TV 2 dropped a bomb on air after being confronted with Ahmed Shafik himself : He did visit Shafik. More shocking details for the Salafist began to pour with no stop : El Borhami and Ashraf Thabet met Shafik before the announcement of the final elections round offs' results. It seems that the Salafist calling wanted to secure its position and its party in case if Shafik won. There is nothing wrong in this but hiding and denying it.
Of course logically Abdel Ghafour knew about that meeting all that time then why he announced it now !!? In this way ?? Needless to say there is talk that he met Shafik too. I was not shocked because I know the Salafist Sheikhs like El Borhami are deceivers who used to work with State security
People felt lost on last Wednesday, Emad Abdel Ghafour dismissed those who dismissed him !!!!!
The two fronts war was reflected on the social network accounts of the party. We got now "@alnourpartyeg" ,the official twitter account that follows Abdel Ghafour and his front where as the official website of the party and its official Facebook page follows Borhami front !!! Contradictory statements and interviews as well TV debates and confrontations, it was a circus.
Up till this moment Bakkar swears that the twitter account of Al Nour party is hacked by former members of Al Nour that have been fired recently !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
حساب النور على تويتر مخترق منذ فترة بعيدة من أعضاء مفصولين و قد نبهنا على ذلك أكثر من مرة....2— نادر بكار (@naderbakkar) September 29, 2012
Now we got two Nour Parties literality , one that follows "Borhami" and the other follows "Abdel Ghafour" and both parties that are fighting for recognitions. Who will win ?? I do no know , the upcoming days will only tell without the dirty revelations coming by second proving those Salafists are dirty politicians with my all due respect to them. It seems that all odds and logic are in favor of Yasser El Borhami and the rest of Salafist Calling group after all it is religious based party and they are their spiritual leaders. I do not need to tell you that both parties use religion and Sharia with testimonies from Sheikh x and Sheikh Y that each of them is right and the other is wrong !!
According to the Parties law , the Parties committee following Shura council should freeze the second biggest party till it sorts out its issues or in this case its shit !!!!
Many people felt that there is some of State security's smell here as bringing down promising political parties during the Mubarak's regime like what happened in El Ghad party , Al Ahrar party and Al Wafd Party if you remember. Still there is no state security anymore not to mention there is no Mubarak regime. Some are blaming and accusing the Muslim brotherhood of standing behind this crisis as the MB wants to get from its closet rival in the Parliamentary elections especially many speculate that MB's Freedom and Justice Party will not be lucky like last time.
Despite this can be true I have many doubts about this assumption. I will explain in another day and another night insh Allah.


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