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My 25-year-old boyfriend, Greg Henry, doesn't know what an emo band is, and I'm not exaggerating. He listens to cassettes of Merle Haggard and Waylon Jennings. He keeps a Mossberg 12-gauge shotgun next to his bed and he only owns eight pairs of shoes. Before he met me, he only owned four. He refuses to wax his eyebrows and every cologne I've tried to spray on him, from Ralph Lauren to Calvin Klein, he insists isn't masculine-smelling enough. So you could imagine the look on his face when I told him we were going for a couples massage at the Seven Seas Aveda Spa and Salon at Newport Beachside Hotel and Resort. The newly renovated spa, which features 11 treatment rooms and a calm, blue, Zen-like atmosphere, was once a nightclub where Jimi Hendrix and Ike and Tina Turner hung out.
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Greg: "I'm not getting a facial, manicure, pedicure or anything else."
Joanie: "That's fine. It's just a massage, babe."
Greg: "Is it going to be like in Dumb and Dumber, when they got the massage and Jeff Daniels gets up and starts massaging his masseuse?"
Joanie: "Yeah, it's gonna be exactly like that. But I don't want you to worry. We're not getting any plant peels or body wraps."
Greg: "What's a plant peel?"
Joanie: "Never mind. Just pretend you got hurt playing football and instead of getting rubbed with Bengay it's with Aveda oils."
Greg: "What are Aveda oils?"
Joanie: "Never mind. [Dear God, help me.]"
When we arrived at the spa, Greg and I were assigned to private locker rooms and given robes. Ten minutes later, Greg still hadn't come out of the locker room. Did he think the treatment was going to take place in there? I enlisted a masseur to go in and check on him, where he found Greg playing with the electronic keypad on his locker.
Soon, a man and a woman were assigned to do our massages. "Do you have a preference on who does your massages?" the receptionist asked.
I immediately chimed in: "He's a spa virgin. Make sure he gets the woman. He's going to freak if a guy touches him."
As we entered the treatment room to lie on the tables, Greg shot me a confused look and asked, "Where is your shirt?" I explained to him that you can keep your underwear on, but you're supposed to remove your clothes, get on the table, slide under the sheet and just wait for the massage therapist to come back into the room.
During the massage, I occasionally glanced over at Greg, who appeared to be asleep. Fifty minutes later, he got up from the table looking relaxed.
Joanie: "Did you like it?"
Greg: "That guy didn't rub your boobs did he?"
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19th Annual Heber Valley Western Music & Cowboy Poetry Gathering » Dozens of entertainers, nine stages, mountain man traders camp, country dancing. Cowboy brunch 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Sunday at the Zermatt Resort, 784 West Resort Drive, Midway. More information, 435-654-2352 or www.hebervalleycowboypoetry.com.
When: Saturday
Where: Wasatch High School, 930 E. 500 South, Heber City
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Utah Orchid Society Fall Show » View a wide variety of orchids grown in local homes and greenhouses. Society members will be on hand to discuss orchids and answer questions. Orchids will be available for sale. More information, www.utahorchidsociety.org.
When: 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday
Where: Red Butte Garden, 300 Wakara Way
Admission: Adults $10, seniors (65+) and military $8, children 3-17 $6
Salt Lake City Diwali Festival of Lights » Celebrate this Indian festival with food, music, dance, drama and fireworks. More information, 801-487-4005 or www.utahkrishnas.org.
When: 6-8:45 p.m. Saturday
Where: Krishna Temple, 965 E. 3370 South
Admission: Adults $3, children $1
10th Annual Day of the Dead Celebration » The celebration of this Mexican holiday aims to pay respects to and remember the dead. It will feature a variety of educational and hands-on activities for the whole family, food, games, music and dance, plus a folk art exhibit. More information, 801-965-5100 or www.culturalcelebration.org.
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It has been too flat for too long.
I mean, I expect a little bit of this for summer time, but this is starting to get to me. The summer started off soooo good too! Made us think we were going to be in a for an epic summer.
Ha! when was the last time you said that?! Well it wont be this year, that is for sure. But like I said, I am kind of used to this sort of thing for August.
But holy crud has the weather been insane! The conditions have been heavenly....if there were waves! Its all I can think about..."man, if it was like 4ft right now, it would be SOOOOO GOOD!" Its like the weather gods are just rubbing it in right now.
Well I for one am going to try something, and I think you should all join in with me. Maybe if I watch lots of sick surf vids, over and over, and watch more vids, and hope and pray to the surf gods, they will show mercy and send like, i dunno a solid 3-4' SSW swell our way sometime soon? Dunno, but Im gonna try it.
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It goes without saying that our District is currently facing a fiscal crisis that is quite unprecedented. Its response to these times will resonate for years to come. In my estimation, there are two types of districts - those whose employees work together to find solutions to issues as deep and as perplexing as budget cuts, and those whose employees point fingers at each other and work in isolation during times of stress. I have always held Chino Valley Unified School District to be the district that sets an example for others. Our people have been known to treat others the way they would like to be treated.
Why did they dig so deep? How do they think the District can function without the people and programs? Those are just some of the questions that I have been fielding. The answer? It's very simple – they had to. The District has lost more than $30 million in revenues over the last five years. I hesitate to dwell on the obvious but when the District spends 91.5% of its unrestricted general fund on salaries and benefits that is the area where cuts must take place.
Think of it in these terms: the District gets a "paycheck" in which it has to pay its expenses each month. There is enough to pay the bills with just a small amount left over. But each month the amount left over is shrinking as expenses keep increasing until we see in the near future that without a bigger paycheck, there will not be enough to cover expenses. School district financing is literally no different than what you do with your paycheck and how you manage your budget at home. The main difference is that school districts are required to keep a percentage in reserve in proportion to the overall budget and the County Office of Education tells us what assumptions must be included in our budget preparations.
Just as there are some groups who feel that the cuts are unfairly shouldered by some and not others, a frequent target lately has been the District office. Representatives from Associated Chino Teachers (A.C.T.) asked for district office and Maintenance and Operations and Transportation offsite staff positions during fiscal year 2008/2009 as compared to 2011/2012. You may see the difference by clicking the link to the five page document. (Click here)
I am hopeful that we can stick to the facts when discussing the budget. There is myth and urban legend and then there is reality. Most people want to know the truth and many are willing to spend time researching it themselves. Others are content to pass along information that may or may not be accurate. As statements and questions are raised, the District will attempt to provide answers or clarify information. Please click the link below to view Fact or Fiction?
(Fact or Fiction) – a question and answer format addressing statements heard around the Chino Valley.
As trying as these times are, however, there is no shortage of good things to acknowledge. The Board of Education has also been recognized by the California Department of Education in partnership with the California Middle Grades Alliance because of their collaboration in acknowledging the importance of promoting academic excellence, developmental responsiveness, social equity, and organizational structures and processes. The Board was nominated by middle grade administrators and endorsed by a second administrator within the District. The award recognizes the critical support school boards provide to implement and sustain focused reform efforts that promote student achievement in the middle grades.
In addition, over the past three weeks, four elementary and one K-8 school hosted Distinguished School Validation visits. Cal Aero Preserve Academy (K-8) and Chaparral, Oak Ridge, Rolling Ridge, and Wickman Elementary Schools are in the near-final stretch to become the District's newest distinguished schools. The distinction is not taken lightly nor is it easy to obtain, but it is validation that in spite of claims to the contrary, the District's mission to provide a quality education to its students is being maintained.
In conclusion, the near future may not appear hopeful and bright. But let it be duly noted that in spite of the adversity that seems to overwhelm us at times, our District will persevere and will remain a "beacon of light" in the communities of Chino, Chino Hills, and south Ontario.
Wayne M. Joseph
February, 2012
How did we get here? Since the State's fiscal crisis began, funding for education has been cut by 16%, or $7 billion each year, beginning in 2008/09. This is the fourth straight year, and we are entering the fifth year that the District has had to endure a revenue reduction from the State. The District has lost more than $30 million in revenues over the last five years and has been forced to make budget reductions of significant magnitude to bridge the revenue deficit. The level of funding per average daily attendance (ADA) projected for this year is $5,149, compared to $5,776 per ADA from 2007/08. Additionally, the District has been experiencing declining enrollment at an average of 500 students per year for the past six years.
Earlier this month, the Board had the unenviable task of balancing the budget after already cutting thousands of dollars from the budget. Items that had the least impact on students and the classrooms were eliminated years ago. Over the past several years, the Board has cut programs, salaries, services, and even the number of days students attend school. Approximately 91.5% of the District's unrestricted general fund is spent on salaries and benefits, leaving only 8.5% for general supplies, services and operations expenses.
All employee groups – certificated, classified and management - have contributed to reducing the budget gap through furlough days, salary reductions, a hiring freeze, an increase in class sizes, layoffs and elimination of positions, and budget reductions at the school sites and within all departments. Although campaigns to increase student attendance and reduce energy usage have captured millions of dollars for the District, all measures combined were not enough to allow the budgets to balance in the event the tax initiative fails.
At times the "right" thing to do is not necessarily the most "popular" thing to do. Rumors and misinformation circulate during times like this and the truth being stretched beyond recognition does nothing to help ease the situation. The facts are available on our website under the budget tab. For instance, the Budget Study Session from October 13, 2011, specifies the savings to the District should each employee group take five to eight furlough days. The Budget Study Session held on November 10, 2011, specifies in detail the $2.8 million in ongoing cuts that have been made at the District office since July 1, 2009. With all of the scrutiny school budgets are subjected to, whether by the County Office of Education or through the annual audits, transparency is simply a standard practice.
Chino Valley Unified School District has undergone significant transformation since the State's financial problems have been passed on to us. We know that the schools will look significantly different next school year if the tax initiative doesn't pass or if we don't see substantial funding returned to the District. The Board of Education is committed to bringing back as many positions as they can, as expeditiously as they possibly can, should our financial situation improve. Surely during this time, we desperately need to maintain a spirit of cooperation in which all employee groups seek to find viable solutions to our fiscal woes. We must be careful that the initial hurt and sadness as a result of the cuts is not turned into anger and bitterness – there is no positive outcome to such an approach.
Instead, through this adversity we must all have the resolve to stand together, hand in hand, to find common ground during these difficult times. Only then will we be able to rise above the fray with the heart and soul of our District still intact.
Wayne M. Joseph
October, 2011
The strength of a nation derives from the integrity of the home. -Confucius-
When I learned this week that the cities of Chino and Chino Hills were named as two of the 100 Best Communities for young people by America's Promise, I was reminded of the words of Confucius. Although I am thrilled by the recognition achieved by both cities, I can honestly say that I am not surprised.
As I visit classrooms throughout our District, I am always heartened by the quality of our young people in the area of both academics and character. Of course, these qualities emanate from the home. Primarily, it is the parents who instill in our children a sense of the importance of learning. This conviction is reinforced by our exemplary teaching and support staff, along with the influence of our community and community leaders. As a result, the Chino Valley Unified School District continues to be the envy of others.
We recently learned from the California Department of Education that five of our elementary schools, Wickman, Rolling Ridge, Chaparral, Oak Ridge, and Cal-Aero, are eligible to apply for Distinguished School status this year. In spite of budget and other constraints, our schools continue to soar because we are blessed to serve such substantively rich and vital communities.
Once again, I extend my heartfelt congratulations to the cities of Chino and Chino Hills for a much deserved recognition.
Dear Staff and Community Members,
These are the best dates on the calendar, as far as I am concerned, when a new school year begins and every child comes to school with a clean slate. There are plentiful opportunities for each child to be successful. I hope you took the time to enjoy and celebrate the achievements of last year. Let us make a commitment that each child and parent – hand-in-hand with our excellent teaching and support staff – will strive for a level of success that might seem a little too far out of reach, but in reality, is not.
I believe that every child can be successful if given the opportunity. They cannot do it alone. Every day is important and as parents I ask that you make illness the only excuse for students not to be in school. Attendance - it Counts!
Let's make this the year that all adults, whether it is mom or dad, grandmother or grandfather, aunt or uncle, get involved as well. Time spent supporting your child's school-related activities, working together on homework, or providing quiet time to read a book are all actions that will benefit our students.
Make that commitment with me. Let's keep each child on the path to success by doing all we can for them.
Have a successful year!
December 10, 2010
As the holiday season rapidly approaches, it gives one pause to sit back and ruminate over the many things for which we have to be thankful. As a community which has withstood the assault of the dire economic times and continues to wait for the economy to improve, it is only through the caring and giving nature of many in our school and business communities that we have been able to survive.
In the school district specifically, in an unprecedented display of sacrifice, all three units, administrative, certificated, and classified gave furlough days to ameliorate the budgetary crisis. Their generosity we remember especially at this time of year.
On a personal level, I am thankful to those in our District community to whom I have turned during my own dark days and nights. These folks have always been there to provide the needed comfort and kind words at just the right moments. Let's all take the opportunity this holiday season to give thanks for all of the blessings we have living and working in such a vibrant community as the Chino Valley.
"Were it left for me to decide whether we should have a government without newspapers or newspapers without a government, I should not hesitate for a moment to prefer the latter." - Thomas Jefferson
I have recently given much thought to Jefferson's words.
I find myself often teased by superintendents from neighboring districts concerning the amount of front page coverage the issues in our school District receive in our local newspapers. Their feeling is that such coverage tends to keep the spotlight away from them and their district, so they kiddingly encourage me to keep the attention on our District.
I must admit that I have often wondered why we get more than our fair share of coverage in the press. I have even expressed my dismay and consternation to a member of the press when a recent article on our increased test scores appeared on page four of one our local newspapers while the legitimacy of a high school elective class incorporating the effects of the Bible on literature and history merited front page coverage in the same newspaper.
But in thinking about this issue again, I realize I was wrong.
As a member of the public, I may have an opinion, but should not have any control over the editorial decisions made by newspapers concerning the placement of articles. But more importantly, on re-examining this issue, I find it to be a "blessing in disguise." By being under such scrutiny, our District is better off in the long run. People will continue to hold us to a higher standard and we will tend to make better decisions knowing that the public has us under the proverbial microscope. As long as our District makes decisions that are honest and transparent without any ulterior motives, with the best interest of students at the core, we have nothing to fear.
We may decry, at times, the old adage in news reporting that "…if it bleeds, it leads." But a free press is one of the hallmarks of our democracy. Napoleon Bonaparte once quipped, "Four hostile newspapers are to be feared more than a thousand bayonets." As a dictator, Napoleon knew that the power of words ultimately outlasts the power of force and that in a truly free society, the press must be able to function without restraint.
So the next time I see my superintendent friends and they begin teasing me about our District's press coverage, I will smile to myself knowing that we in Chino are emblematic of one of the qualities that has always set America apart---a free and vibrant press.
September 17, 2010
The results of the 2009-10 Academic Performance Index scores are in and once again our District's students have shown an increase in performance. Our overall District score improved from 799 to 812 with a vast majority of schools showing an increase in scores from the previous year.
I must admit that although I am pleased by the scores, I am not surprised. If one were to walk in and out of the classrooms throughout our District as I have done, one would see the quality of instruction that our students receive on a daily basis. It is not luck or coincidence that our scores continue to rise, but it is a direct reflection of this community, parents, teachers, classified personnel, and administrators who have joined together to ensure that our students receive an outstanding education.
Kudos to all of our employees who continue to make our Chino Valley Unified School District the number one district in San Bernardino County.
In recent weeks, there have been accusations concerning sexual improprieties involving district students. I am shocked and heartbroken by these allegations. When regrettable circumstances like this have been alleged to occur, we naturally ask ourselves how this could have been prevented.
Although employees are fingerprinted before being granted employment, it is impossible to know what lurks in the hearts and souls of human beings. I, for one, never thought I would see the day when two planes would fly into the Twin Towers in New York, or hear of students shooting other students in Columbine, or read of people becoming suicide bombers for a cause in which they believed.
This is another reminder for all of us, but especially parents, to be active participants in students' lives. It means checking text messages and e-mails, monitoring phone calls, and knowing where your students are going during the day and evenings. What some students view as an "invasion of their privacy," becomes the only safeguard parents have to protect the innocence of their children.
I know this is a very unsettling matter that can raise questions and concerns. If you have any concerns that need to be discussed, please feel free to contact my office directly. You need to know that as a district, we are committed to doing everything within our power to ensure the safety of our students. However, it should be duly noted that our employees as a whole are a wonderful group of human beings who continue to devote themselves every day to the overall well being of our students. Although we are all heartbroken by the recent allegations, we must refrain from the tendency to "paint" all of our employees with the same "brush." Let us continue in our resolve to make our district the best it can be for all of our students.
June 18, 2010
The darker the night, the brighter the stars. - Chinese Proverb
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It is tempting to adopt an "out with the old, in with the new," attitude when people retire. Let us not forget the incalculable hours that these teachers spent educating our students, many of whom have gone on to successful careers; equally important is the high standard of ethical and moral behavior they set, and the minds and hearts that were touched through their care and compassion.
It must be a bittersweet time for these teachers who will be leaving us in a few months. Although they know it is the right time to begin a new chapter in their lives, they must be experiencing some cognitive dissonance in leaving a profession in which they have left such a lasting impression on so many students.
Our board once again is in the unenviable position of deciding where to make cuts which will inevitably affect the students and employees of our district. In times like these, it is easy to fall prey to the temptation of "demonizing" certain groups. Casting aspersions at board members, the administrators, classified personnel, or our teachers during these times serves no useful purpose and in the end, proves counterproductive. If there was ever a time for us to stand together as a district, the time is surely now.
I know for some, it is easier to stay "stuck in the past," lamenting what they feel are the mistakes the district has made in the last couple of years. But for us to successfully extricate ourselves from the quagmire surrounding us, we must be concerned about the present and the future, and be willing to find ways to mutually share the sorrow and pain that such times force upon all of us.
The choice is now before us. We can either stand together and assist each other in overcoming this storm, or we can stand apart and let the winds of divisiveness engulf us.
Winston Churchill was right, people are able to rise to great heights in times of difficulty. I believe we can, and will, find a way out of this current Armageddon of ours, but it is only through faith and trust in each other that we will ultimately prevail.
Dear Staff and Community Members,
This pithy quote from one of Dickens' famous novels, succinctly evokes the times in which we currently live. With financial calamity, joblessness, and the loss of homes swirling around us, one is tempted to think that things cannot get much worse.
However, it is also simultaneously, a great time to be an educator. I can honestly say that as Superintendent of this District I am heartened every day by the smiles on the faces of the children we serve and the diligence and tireless work of our employees.
Although we face a questionable economic future as the State attempts to balance its budget, and the specter of Program Improvement hangs over us, our teachers, administrators and classified personnel continue to offer a quality education to our students. This fact is evidenced by an overall district API score of 800, with six schools breaking the 900 mark.
It is easy in such times as these to subscribe to the "woe is me" syndrome. Whether it is individual people or in this case, a school district, the true measure of one's strength and resilience can only be measured in times that are the most challenging.


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As I'll be in the Langdales over Xmas, and the weather is looking pretty disappointing, I'm thinking of taking the mountain bike rather than trudging up hills in wind and rain.
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Holmes goes back to workMay 15,2013Despite the cleverness of Sherlock Holmes in solving crimes, his stories by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle often have a certain late-Victorian innocence about them. One example is the story entitled The Second Stain, which appears in the collection called The Return of Sherlock Holmes. A brief summary of the story, outlining events as we eventually come to know them, will show what I mean.
A foreign potentate, who is Kaiser Wilhelm thinly disguised, has sent a very bristling letter to the British government in relation to some colonial affairs. The letter is so insulting that there would be a great public outcry if it were published. There might even be demands to go to war. After the cabinet is sworn to secrecy, the British foreign secretary takes the letter home to be placed in his private dispatch box.
A foreign agent whose country is not named but who has a second home and other identity in Paris, so we can guess what country hes the secret agent for, has been told about the letter by a spy in the foreign office. He blackmails the wife of the foreign secretary into stealing the letter from the dispatch box. The wife takes the letter to the agents London residence. She sees the agent put the letter in a secret floor compartment under a rug.
At that moment the agents Parisian wife bursts in jealously. The foreign secretarys wife flees and learns the next day that the secret agent has been stabbed to death.
It turns out that the foreign secretary never tells his wife a word about his official duties or what sort of activities hes engaged in. He is devastated on discovering the bristling letter missing from his dispatch box, and he and the prime minister go to consult Sherlock Holmes. Meanwhile the wife, who had gladly escaped the threat of blackmail, is upset at seeing her husband troubled over something she knows nothing about. So she secretly returns to the agents house, decoys the policeman guarding the murder scene, and manages to retrieve the letter from its hiding place under the rug.
Holmes eventually discovers the hiding place, finds it empty and ascertains that the culprit is the foreign secretarys wife. He confronts her and persuades her to return the letter to the dispatch box, where the foreign secretary is happy to discover it.
The first thing that comes to mind these days is that its quite unusual, in fact almost impossible, for a government official to keep his wife completely ignorant of whats going on at the office. They are described repeatedly as a very devoted couple, but that would hardly be the case if he shuts her completely out of his working life.
Then the fact that a government official takes documents home with him to keep them safe is a little hard to believe. Was the British foreign office completely devoid of safekeeping devices to which the official only had access? And although the wife tells Holmes about the spy in the office who told the secret agent about the letter, the detective does nothing to warn the government about him.
This particular story is the last one in that particular collection, and I think it shows that Conan Doyle had become rather tired of the character he had invented. In fact, the story opens with the statement by Dr. Watson that Holmes has retired to keep bees in Sussex and doesnt want any more stories written about him. Conan Doyle killed Holmes off once, and then brought him back to life for the return series of short stories, and the Second Stain account might have been an effort to shut him down once more. But it didnt work. Holmes stories kept coming until only a few years before Conan Doyles death.
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- For the third game in a row, senior Kyle Barone scored a double-double when he scored 16 points and pulled down 13 rebounds in the game. This week's WAC Player of the Week, Barone knocked down 6-of-7 free-throws and blocked three shots on the night.
- Junior forward Stephen Madison, the team's leading scorer on the season so far, finished with 15 points on 7-of-12 shooting from the floor.
- Guard Mike McChristian moved to the wing position and was outstanding on the night, scoring 10 points for the Vandals coupled with three assists, two blocked shots, five rebounds, and one steal.
LINK: MBB locks down SJSU (Official Idaho Website; story & stats)
LINK: San Jose State men suffer first loss in WAC play (Contra Costa Times)
LINK: Barone leads Idaho past San Jose State 64-55 (AP)
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Celebrating National Poetry Month
Published on Monday, April 29, 2013 - 10:17am
April is National Poetry Month; In celebration we are posting a new public domain poem every Monday.
"Spring Storm" by William Carlos Williams
The sky has given over
its bitterness.
Out of the dark change
all day long
rain falls and falls
as if it would never end.
Still the snow keeps
its hold on the ground.
But water, water
from a thousand runnels!
It collects swiftly,
dappled with black
cuts a way for itself
through green ice in the gutters.
Drop after drop it falls
from the withered grass-stems
of the overhanging embankment.
From Sour Grapes: A Book of Poems by William Carlos Williams. For more of Williams work stop by the library and check out some of his books.


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Mike Bodker was re-elected as mayor of Johns Creek by nearly 58 percent of the vote on Tuesday.The bitter fight for mayor in Johns Creek pitted incumbent Bodker against former City Council veteran Bev Miller. The vote comes amid an investigation of Bodker that was paid for by the Council.Both faces are familiar to Johns Creek residents. Bodker is the only mayor the city has ever known and was seeking a third term. Miller was chosen mayor pro tem at the very first Council session and resigned to run. The City Council commissioned an investigation digging in to Bodker's conduct. He's accused of violating Council confidentiality, exceeding his authority and accepting gifts from a developer who had business before the Council. Bodker says the allegations are part of a political witch-hunt. "Priority number one is to go govern for the people, which is why we started this city seven years ago. I'm looking forward to getting back onto that track and away from some of the distractions," Bodker said.The probe has created tension within the Council, which Miller says needs to be addressed immediately. "Everybody just take a deep breath and let's get a positive outlook," Miller said. "Everybody get their arrows pointed in the same direction and start working together again."Bodker took 3,697 of the total 6,238 votes cast in Tuesday's election to win another term. His opponent Bev Miller received 2,682 votes.
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8th August, 2011In an effort to address the joint problems of poverty and environmental degradation, Vivienne Westwood has joined up with the International Trade Centre for the launch of her second ethical range more...
Export of Zimbabwean diamonds threatens ethical jewellery trade
Rosie Spinks
08 August, 2011With the Kimberley Process in a state of paralysis over Zimbabwean diamonds, consumers can no longer be sure they're buying ethical jewels. Ahead of a BBC Panorama investigation into the issue, Rosie Spinks reports more...
Walking Thunder: In the Footsteps of the African Elephant
Ruth Styles
28th July, 2011Cyril Christo and Marie Wilkinson's stunning images highlight the luminous beauty of Africa's elephants, says Ruth Styles, and show why ending the ivory trade is more important than ever more...
Among necessary giants: why we can't afford to lose the elephant
Cyril Christo and Marie Wilkinson
27th July, 2011Cyril Christo and Marie Wilkinson, authors of Walking Thunder, explain why the survival of the elephant is critical for our own future more...
Raoul du Toit: Saving Zimbabwe's black rhino
Matilda Lee
31st May, 2011Despite increased poaching threats, a difficult political situation, drought and climate change, Goldman Prize Winner Raoul du Toit has pioneered a new approach in community stakeholding to save the black rhino more...
PG Tips and Lipton tea hit by 'sexual harassment and poor conditions' claims
Verity Largo and Andrew Wasley
13th April, 2011Unilever denies some female employees at its Rainforest Alliance-certified tea plantation in Kenya are subjected to sexual harassment. But Dutch research outfit SOMO paints a very different picture. Verity Largo and Andrew Wasley report more...
Revealed: the bitter taste of Cambodia's sugar boom
Sam Campbell
13th April, 2011Sugar may seem innocuous enough, but sweet-toothed Western consumers could be fuelling conflict between poor farming communities and big business with every spoonful. Sam Campbell reports from Phnom Penh more...
Environmental damage and human rights abuses blight global tea sector
William McLennan
13th April, 2011Human rights violations have been reported at plantations in virtually all major tea producing countries, while tea growing itself has a profound effect on the local environment. William McLennan reports more...
Palm oil giants target Africa in 'land grab' following Indonesia deforestation ban
Tom Levitt
25th March, 2011Indonesia's move to bring in a two-year moratorium on new palm oil plantations to protect its remaining rainforests has seen agribusiness giants like Sime Darby switch expansion plans to Cameroon, Ghana and Liberia more...
Agroecological farming 'can double food production in Africa over next 10 years'
Tom Levitt
8th March, 2011Low-input farming projects, not reliant on chemical fertilisers and pesticides, have brought significant increases in food production in Africa, south-east Asia and South America, according to a UN report more...
Tanzania urged to accept World Bank funding of alternative Serengeti highway route
William McLennan
3rd March, 2011World Bank offers to help fund the cost of road if it avoids bitterly opposed route through the Serengeti National Park more...
Worldwatch report attacks criminalising of seed saving and promotes agroecology
Tom Levitt
13th January, 2011Green revolution approach of expensive fertilisers and seeds is failing and needs replacing with projects that prevent food waste, build resilience to climate change, and strengthen city farming more...
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9th December, 2010The increase in population in Democratic Republic of Congo, Rwanda and Uganda from 380 to 480 is due to efforts to reduce poaching and disease, say scientists more...
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Environmental Justice Foundation
October 4th, 2010A shocking new film released by the Environmental Justice Foundation reveals how workers endure violence and incarceration for months - or even years - onboard ships which supply European consumers with fish. more...
'Slavery' uncovered on trawlers fishing for Europe
Felicity Lawrence, special correspondent for the Guardian
30th September, 2010Violence and incarceration for months or even years found on ships off coast of west Africa, which supply European consumers with fish more...
Nigeria gold rush sees 200 children killed in outbreak of lead poisoning
Xan Rice, Guardian East Africa correspondent
23rd September, 2010The UN has sent an emergency team to Zamfara state, in Nigeria, as processing of ore by hand affects 18,000 people more...
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Malawi reaps the reward of returning to age-old, chemical-free farming
Molly Stevenson
22nd June, 2010Returning to age-old, chemical-free farming techniques is improving crop harvest for Malawian farmers more...
UK conservation 'pointless' without tackling African climate change
Lynn Morris
30th March, 2010Conservation efforts towards protecting migrating bird habitats in Europe may be doomed to failure unless we tackle climate change and protect Africa's coastlines more...
Atlantic Rising: How sea level rises are poisoning water in Ghana
Will Lorimer
2nd March, 2010In the latest blog the Atlantic Rising team look at how rising sea levels are poisoning local water sources in Western Ghana more...
Brazilian GM crop surge reported
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Vets turn to African herbs as animal drugs stop working
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Mark Jansen
10th February, 2010Plans to use concentrating solar power plants in the Sahara to generate and export electricity have been on the table for years. Now, it looks as though political will might help move things forward more...
UK overseas aid ignoring small scale agriculture
3rd February, 2010Department for International Development (DfID) accused of failing to support long-term agricultural programmes and being obsessed with an 'industrial model' of food production more...
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Appalachian Mountain Club- "Serving the Northeast, the oldest U.S. recreational organization offers 8000 outdoor trips a year."
Backpacking in Europe on a budget - info on packing, hostels, transportation, more.
Bus Schedules for Concord Trailways buses. (Includes the new stop at Exit 2 in Salem).
Commuting - This link to the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) includes schedules and information about traveling by commuter rail, subway, bus and boat.
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Hotel coupons has bargains for hotels in most states.
Hostelling International - a global booking site for Hostelling International member hostels, including family hostels.
Compare travel insurance at this site, recommended by Consumer Reports.
"Legendary Drives" is a site where you can not only choose traveling routes by state, but also check out museums related to travel in each state.
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Mom's Minivan - a site with all kinds of game suggestions for travel for babies, toddlers, kids
Motel Discount Guide - this is the online version of the booklets that you find in highway reststops.
National Parks of the United States - an excellent site offering information on all of the country's national parks as well as historic sites, monuments, reserves, and more.
Maps of Great Britain streets and roads.
MapQuest has maps and directions.
Pet-Friendly accommodations at hotels, motels, B&Bs, resorts and cabins.
Road Scholar, a program through Elderhostel, offers amazing trips in the US and all over the world!
Train Travel - Yes, you can still travel by train! This link is to AMTRAK.
Travel New England- some nice links to New England natural attractions, park services and more.
Travelfish is a site for travel to Asia: Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam, Thailand, and Singapore.
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NORTH RICHLAND HILLS, TX - A Fort Worth-area boy has been found safe, four hours after an Amber Alert was issued for him.
Police say 5-year-old Jagger Curry had been abducted from his North Richland Hills residence.
Jagger was abducted by his non-custodial biological mother, Jennifer Lynne Echeverria. The suspect is only allowed supervised visits with Curry, who currently resides with his maternal grandmother.
Jennifer Echeverria forced her way into the grandmother's residence in the 9200 block of Glen Haven Court at approximately 8:00 AM. The suspect threatened the resident with a weapon and demanded that she be allowed to take Jagger.
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Re-discover the warmth and character of vinyl with one of the leaders in turntable technology. The AT-LP60 from Audio-Technica comes with features that make it a great choice for people who want to transfer their record collection to their computer or want to play it through their home stereo equipment.
The switchable pre-amp lets you hook it directly to your computer or plug it into your receiver. The Dual Magnet phono cartridge comes with a replaceable stylus.
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This review is from: Audio-Technica AT-LP60 Fully Automatic Stereo Turntable
Pros: Very easy to setup, very good looking, good size, easy to fit on a shelf
Cons: After about a week I started to hear a squealing/squeaking noise coming from the belt motor, and it progressively got worse as I would play music from it, it would stop if I left the turntable alone for ~30 mins, but it would start again after 10 mins of play. Extremely irritating since I loved this table. But really it could have just been the table that I got.
Other Thoughts: Very good, but flawed.
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Pros: Simple, but very nice turntable. Set up in 5 minutes or less.
Cons: None.
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Pros: This is a good basic turntable. It has the basics, not a lot of bells & whistles. It just works.
Cons: The tone arm does not have an adjustable weight (but for the price of the unit, this is acceptable).
Other Thoughts: Like the switch to change to line level output that is on the turntable. This lets you connect the turntable directly to the line Input on your PC.
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Pros: After discovering my parents old vinyl collection I knew I wanted a turntable so I could rediscover all those classic tunes I loved growing up. After searching around I decided to purchase the LP-60, as it had all the features I needed for a great price. The unit plays both 12" LPs and 7" EP's at 33-1/3rpm and 45rpm respectively. The turntable has a very classic and sleek design to it and looks right at home with my other stereo equipment. The LP-60 also a a built in switchable phono amp so you can connect it to new devices via a line in input. The sound quality is fantastic (albeit I have little to compare it to).
Cons: The cons I have for this unit are pretty minimal.
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Hundreds visited local hospitals after West Virginia chemical spill
- 411 the number of patients that have been treated for various chemical-related ailments at local hospitals since the West Virginia chemical spill took place nearly two weeks ago. The last bans on drinking water ended Saturday, but the period was harrowing for those affected: The West Virginia Poison Center had received 2,302 calls from people concerned about the effects of the ban on both themselves and their animals. source


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Best of the Joy of Painting "Rustic Winter Woods" Hike into a snow-covered forest with Bob Ross and enjoy the calming posture of leafless trees in slumber. D
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Kimchi Chronicles "The Seafood Chronicles" Diving into one of the most amazing Korean traditions, Jean-Georges visits with the Haenyos of Jeju Island, who free-dive for seafood off the rocky coast. Jean-Georges feasts on fresh sea urchin, a dream breakfast for a world-renowned chef. Then, he enjoys a fortifying seafood stew at Baekrok Haegwon restaurant, a Korean-style bouillabaisse filled with clams and crab. D
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