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r 32c sjse ssar - u u r WSC administrators defend salary policy The $191,000 rumored to be money appropriated for faculty and staff raises, raises which they never saw, is in fact money for a savings account, according to the Weber State College administration.The administrators, called to explain the salary situation to the faculty and staff in a mass meeting Wednesday, assured the faculty that the money, which was obtained through increased enrollments and frugal spending, must be put into a contingency fund in order to comply with the State Legislature statement of intent.The faculty was shown a series of figures, indicating that WSC employes need an eight percent cost of living raise and a 17 percent raise in order to bring their salaries in line with the salaries in comparable institutions, a total increase of 25 percent. The college requested a 21.22 percent increase in appropriations for faculty salaries, according to Benion Tueller, chairman of the faculty salary committee. "We won't know how much money can be allotted for salary raises in 1974-75 until we receive the legislature statement of intent, which will indicate how the legislature expects the college to spend the money," said Tueller. Much flexibility "I hope the intent will give us as much flexibility as possible so we can have more control over who gets more money," President Joseph Bishop commented.Tueller said as he tried to identify salary problems, he was faced with inconsistent data. "Many of the percentages and figures I found were unclear or inconsistent with other data. We need to have a consistent data source," he stated. He also suggested that the administration make available to the salary committee total budget figures so the committee can make meaningful recommendations on salary raises. Continuing, he said, "We also . 1 -fjm&z'lm ,j FACULTY MEMBERS at Weber State College questioned President Joseph Bishop and his assistants at a mass meeting called to discuss alary discrepancies for faculty members. The meeting was held in the FAC Little Theatre Wednesday, Feb. 20. (Photo by Fred Barta) Students question candidates seeking 'Signpost' editorship The selection of next year's Signpost editor came a step nearer reality as the two applicants were questioned by students and Media Board members in an open forum Wednesday. Dave Midget, current news and wire editor of the Signpost, and Brad Carver, managing editor of Focus, the LDS institute newspaper, began the session by giving a background of their journalism experience. Midget began by telling the group he had worked on the Signpost staff for the past two years, one year as a political reporter and one year in his present position. Carver noted that he had been involved in journalism for 11 years but said that didn't necessarily mean a person was a responsible journalist. He too, worked one year as a political reporter for the Signpost before assuming his present position. Carver stated that as editor, he would attempt to extend the use of the wire service, making it more relative to the student, and strive for a more effective arrangement of lay-out and headline style. Midget responded, saying the Signpost would continue to improve under his direction and that most of the changes would be style changes. He would, however, feature articles such as weather news, ski reports and a student forum in addition to the national and international news coverage. Responding to a question concerning his statement last week about conforming to the wishes of the studentbody, Carver said that he had been unclear. He said he would not bend to every complaint, but complaints that were made had to represent the opinions of a majority of the students before action was taken. Midget said he would first answer to himself as this is where his first responsibility would lie. WSC Studentbody President Read Hellewell noted that the Signpost had a monopoly on campus and wondered how the candidates would handle that situation. Midget and Carver agreed that all groups had a right to coverage, but no one group should dominate the newspaper. They also agreed that a newspaper can favor a situation without dominating the paper, and the place for such views was the editorial page. Neither felt that the balance of the newspaper would suffer. A EDITOR CANDIDATES Dave Midget (left) and Brad Carver (second from left) listen to question being asked by ASWSC Financial Vice President, Ron Ray (second from right), during open meeting. Other interested students, including present SIGNPOST Editor, Bonnie Cantwell (next to Ray) listen. (Photo by Fred Barta ) need to know what is available in terms of funds which might be directed from some other source, if we can justify it." "After looking at all the "igures, I don't feel there has -een, in any way, misappropriated funds from the administration," stated Tueller. Several members of the staff, apparently unsatisfied, believe the legislative intent, no matter what it directs the college to do, is not really law and therefore the president of the college really does have control over salary raises. One member of the faculty claimed Governor Calvin Ramp-ton stated three times in his presence with witnesses that neither the State Higher Board, now the Board of Regents, nor anyone can control how the money appropriated for the college will be spent except for the president of the college. The legislative intent is not law, and therefore the administration could have given the faculty raises. Dr. Jean White, associate professor of political science, said the intent is law and "if you have violated it, I'd hate to be in your shoes when you ask the legislature for money next year." Dr. James Foulger, business vice president, said, "The Board of Regents won't let us violate the legislative intent. Spending must be approved, or money won't be released to the college . " When presented with this, a faculty member stated, "If the intent is law, why then does Utah State make a science out of violating the intent and always come out better than us in appropriations?"The administrators were questioned as to many aspects of the spending of last year. Once faculty member suggested that perhaps this frugality which gave the college a surplus of $191,000 at the end of last year, was in fact frugality at the expense of the faculty's salaries. For 1972-73, Jerald Storey, vice president for academic affairs, indicated faculty salary and benefits exceeded an intended seven percent. Most of this money was, instead of being put into salary increases, invested into increased salary benefits, such as disability insurance, surance, heaitn insurance life in- and retirement. Sixty-five thousand dollars of the total increase of $313,267 spent for salary improvement was actually added into the faculty paychecks. The administration was asked to show figures indicating how faculty increases compared with administration salary increases for 1973. Another faculty member suggested that Bishop was stockpiling administrators. Storey replied that he did not have with him a comparison of administrator and faculty salaries, but he would get one if the faculty wanted one. Bishop said he has shuffled around administrators, but not increased the number. "We have 20 as compared to last year's 21 administration positions." he stated. Cost of living Other members of the faculty suggested that perhaps this savings account, which is for emergencies, could be used for faculty salary increases. "Why can't we consider the cost of living an emergency," was asked, to which no administrator responded. Another faculty member suggested that some of the college's new programs or "pet" programs could be done away with, releasing more money for faculty salaries. Bishop in his final remarks stated that it is the state process for college money appropriations which causes many of the problems for institution funding. He says the present system makes enemies out of all the university presidents in the state, and he has suggested a change in the funding procedure. He further pleaded with the staff to work together. After one member of the faculty suggested that perhaps they need an organization to represent their needs and interests such as the UEA, Bishop said,' "I think-that this would only divide us further."He said, "Unfortunately it is now too late for faculty members or anyone to influence the legislative intent." He asked faculty members, if they have questions concerning salaries, to talk with him about it rather than perpetuating rumors.
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|Signpost (Weber, Utah), 1974-02-22, Vol. 33, No. 34
|Weber State College
|Associated Students of Weber College; A generous grant from the Utah State Library and the Institute of Museum and Library Services.
|Weber's current student newspaper, the Signpost, first appeared on September 29, 1937. For two years prior to that time, campus news was disseminated via announcements posted on a bulletin board known as the "Signpost". As a result, the masthead of the first issue of the paper itself featured a rudimentary wooden sign with the title spelled out in rustic-looking letters. Over the years the paper has been published continuously, though the look, size and style has changed several times.
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Okay, my friends and I in my regular life have discussed this, now it's your turn.
My Opinion:
Yes. I don't like Nessie and Jake as a couple. Sure it's a great way to make peace
between Team Edwarders and Team Jacob. But, I don't like it. In the book, it seems
like Jacob hates her, and then suddenly LOVE! Whats with sudden love in this series?
Anyway, I think Stephanie could have better continued the series if Jacob had ended
up with that human girl Lizzie he met. It would have been a sweet romance. I'm not
saying Jacob should despise the Cullens, but it sounds wrong how he was always
saying how he hates vampires, and even though one is half human, he loves it like
it's only human.
Well, what do you think? Feel free to disagree with me, but don't despise my opinion.
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Yeah. It sort of disturbs me that for like, 4 years at least, he'll be dating A LITTLE GIRL! But you know, the thing about him being more like a brother in the beginning of their relationship was sweet =). I don't mind THAT, but I don't like them as a COUPLE.
I disagree because Bella giving birth to Reneesme is the best thing that could have happened to Jacob. Jacob was always going to love Bella. Reneesme is like a piece of Bella. I think the only thing that confused me was how Bella got pregnant by a vampire. I think Stephenie could have cleared that up a little. But all the books and movies were great!!!
I defiantly see your point, but i've never thought of it that way! i think a great twist could've maybe been like the Lizzie girl was part of the volituri and found out a bunch of secretes on the Cullens, or an actual were-wolf (Child of the moon) but i'm sure NONE of us saw the whole "Nessie and Jake" thing coming, which i actually loved. i don't think we (the twilight fans) will EVER be completely satisfied until we discover how everything turns out, until all possibilities are gone! like someone else said, just because they are fit to be together, don't mean that they will! So, there is a few more possibilities, WILL they be together? I would really like for her to write a few more books, and narrow all of this down! (:
I COMPLETELY agree with you. It would make a great spinoff or even like a role-play. No one would be completely satisfied no matter what happened.
Exactly! (:
At some point, i wanted Jacob to be with Bella but only because it would've been a healthy choise for her and they would've fit each other, in an ordinary world, with no magic...but in that world Edward would've never existed, nor Renesmee, nor wolf Jacob...And our beloved twilight world is full of magic, Edward does exist, he is a vampire and Bella's destiny is to be his. She's choosing the hard way, the complicated one but also the most beautiful one. We all know that the biggest prize is always earned with great costs and effort.
The idea of Jacob and Renesmee as a couple doesn't bother me at all, in fact i love it, because it feels right, because it's' special and unique.It' s also quite normal, considering the fact that they are both partly human. I believe humanity, their heart beat and breath make the connection. But it's also supernatural, as they are supernatural.
About Jacob' s Imprinting: I understand Sam's personal theory ("Survival of the species, genetic override. You're drawn to the person who gives you the best chance to pass on the wolf gene") and i agree with Billy's(the imprinting makes stronger wolves), so when i read it,i wanted it to be real, i thought it's the most logical and concrete thing about imprinting - so i stand up for this theory. I consider Renesmee the best possibility as the magic happens again.
Maybe true love is the perfect combination of faith, magic and chemistry.
I also like to name their bond...as the Love Beyond Time concept.
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Adult business zoning gets once-over from council
By Meg Olson
city council took up the rules for the citys adult
entertainment overlay again after local business owner Jeff
Robinson asked for changes to protect his employees.
I have 80 employees during our busy season, many of them women, said Robinson, the owner of Totally Chocolate on Pipeline Road, whose property borders on the overlay. To leave on a dark night and be 40 feet from potentially two adult businesses is a real danger.
Robinson had requested two changes to the adult entertainment overlay zone approved by council last August. In an October letter he asked that the ordinance, which says not more than one adult business may be located within 500 feet of another, be changed to no adult ordinance business may be located within 500 feet of another.
It was plainly poorly written, he told council on May 13, arguing existing language allowed two such businesses to cluster within the 500-foot limit.
Robinson also asked that the buffer separating an existing business outside the zone from a new adult business be increased from 40 to 500 feet.
Every other entity gets 1,000 feet, he said. Why is it that business is the only one not getting consideration? Why do people get consideration in all these other activities but not where they work? The current ordinance requires that adult entertainment businesses locating in the zone be 1,000 feet from schools, churches, parks, libraries, and residential zones, explained community and economic development director Terry Galvin. It provides for 40-foot setbacks from adjacent businesses and barrier buffers.
Galvin said that, after staff review of Robinsons request, he agreed the language needed to be clarified regarding the 500-foot separation between adult businesses so they could not cluster. However, he did not support the 500-foot separation from existing businesses outside the zone, such as Robinsons, but said he would support a 300-foot buffer. The number of hypothetical locations for these businesses in the zone stays the same if we use 300 feet but you lose some if we go to 500, he explained. Three existing businesses are less than 500 feet from the overlay zone.
Galvin said the original overlay, which encompasses an area south of Pipeline Road and another east of Peace Portal Drive, was set up to offer what city legal counsel considered a minimum number of sites for adult business, so the city could ban it from the rest of Blaine without getting into legal tangles. If rules about where these businesses could locate become too restrictive, the city loses its legal leg to stand on. By pushing adult businesses 500 feet further into the zone it effectively eliminated possible locations, which was not the case if the buffer was cut to 300 feet.
Why do we need 500 feet of separation between the adult businesses? Robinson asked, suggesting adult businesses be moved closer together to allow for the larger buffer for his business. Galvin said city attorney John Sitkin supported the larger gap to prevent a cluster effect. Three hundred feet is a football field, Galvin said, which provides a buffer while maintaining that separation between adult businesses which I think is important.
At this point in our history I dont see a huge influx of these businesses but in 50 years, when were as big as Federal Way, I dont want to see a bunch of these businesses all in this little area, agreed council member Marsha Hawkins. Id like to keep it the way it is. Weve discussed it before and the existing 40-foot buffer was acceptable when we passed the ordinance. Whats changed?
Council member Ken Ely, however, asked that staff come back with a graphic view of how 400-foot circles separating the adult businesses would change the picture. I think its important we consider all these options, he said. Bruce Wolf added he wouldnt want a decision made on a touchy legal issue without the city attorney present. I have extreme concern for the legal issues involved.
Robinson said the council would always have a problem maintaining enough legal sites for adult businesses if other types of businesses moved into the overlay zone. Youre almost condemning that land, he said. Galvin explained that even another kind of business could legally be considered a potential site. Everythings for sale so the site is still available, Hawkins agreed.
Doug Fenton spoke in support of Robinsons proposal and questioned why he had to pay a $300 fee to apply for the changes. He came forward to point out an error and hes being charged, Fenton said. While council agreed to take another look at Robinsons proposal at their next meeting, there was no direction to staff to take another look at the fee. Ely, however, did grumble that the fee seemed contrary to the message from a customer service in-house training session offered by the city earlier in the day.
Blaines only adult business, the Blaine Book Company on Peace Portal Drive is claiming to no longer be one and has closed its doors pending a new license application for the location. A license renewal for an adult bookstore was turned down by the city clerk in January because the business had $34,000 in outstanding fines for violations of the adult entertainment ordinance. An appeal of the decision was denied by city manager Gary Tomsic April 4. The company had 30 days to appeal Tomsics decision to superior court and did not, according to Galvin.
Blaine Book Company president Christopher Stansfield filed forbankruptcy on behalf of the company xxxx but his father John Stansfield, who owns the building, applied for a license to run a video rental store. The city clerk denied that application, based on Galvins inspection of the store. He found the store still had more adult movies that general ones. Theres a large area for general videos but there are very few racks. In the back its a small area but its packed, he said.
The store has been closed for close to three weeks. For all practical purposes we no longer have an adult bookstore downtown, said Tomsic


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Mr. Levinson has headed the Office of Inspector General for the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) since September 8, 2004. HHS is among the largest departments in the federal government, encompassing Medicare, Medicaid, public health, medical research, food and drug safety, welfare, child and family services, disease prevention, Indian health, and mental health services. It also exercises leadership responsibilities in public health emergency preparedness and combating bio-terrorism.
As Inspector General, Mr. Levinson is the senior official responsible for audits, evaluations, investigations, and law enforcement efforts, relating to HHS programs and operations. He manages an independent and objective nationwide organization of over 1500 professional staff members dedicated to promoting economy, efficiency, and effectiveness in HHS programs and addressing fraud, waste, and abuse.
In the wider government accountability community, Mr. Levinson serves on the Executive Council of the Council of Inspectors General on Integrity and Efficiency, where he chairs the Committee on Inspection and Evaluation. He previously served as Editor-in-Chief of The Journal of Public Inquiry. Earlier in his career, he was a Government Member of the Administrative Conference of the United States.
Mr. Levinson has devoted much of his career to government oversight. Prior to his appointment at HHS, he served for four years as Inspector General of the U. S. General Services Administration, where he oversaw the integrity of the federal civilian procurement process. He earlier served a seven-year term as Chairman of the U. S. Merit Systems Protection Board, where he oversaw the integrity of the federal civilian personnel system and adjudicated a wide range of personnel appeals pursuant to the Civil Service Reform Act. He is also a former General Counsel of the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission.
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This afternoon at the OpenStack conference in San Diego, Doug Hellmann and I presented the ceilometer project. Here are the slides that we used.
Thanks to the attendees for joining us. Very warm feeling to see all the interest in this project.
We are pleased to announce today the release of ceilometer 0.1 (Folsom). As its version number implies, it is still a project in its infancy, as it has not yet been incubated as an OpenStack project. It should, however, be ready to be used by the most adventurous ones as it offers a fairly nice coverage of OpenStack, a workable database backend, and a clean and sweet admin API to retrieve metering information from.
According to W3Techs, Ubuntu is the only web server OS showing a continuous growth rate for (at least) the last year. After passing Suse and Fedora last year, we passed in front of RHEL usage in July. CentOS and Debian are still ahead though.
Vous souhaitez tout savoir sur le Cloud? Je participe et co-organize deux évènements sur Paris la troisième semaine de Septembre:
OpenStack in Action, le 21 Septembre, Avec Rackspace (representé par le Project Leader de Nova/OpenStack Compute, Vish Ishaya) , eNovance, UShareSoft, Dell, OW2 et Canonical.
Stephen O'Grady (RedMonk) recently published on SlideShare a sample of his report on the "State of Novell". Of course, I had a twisted look at it with an Ubuntu perspective, and while some of the data was already known to me, a few elements caught my attention.
First of all, the job trend graph from indeed.com shows that job offers with some sort of Ubuntu skill are steadily growing:
(revision 18/03/11: using an updated graph showing debian as well as suggested by jef in comments)
Last week I was invited to present a talk on "Developing applications for the cloud" in Bengalore, India for Canonical's first ever Ubuntu Developer Day. First time in India, first time presenting that talk, that was enough to make me a little nervous ahead of time, but all went fine.
OpenStack today have made a number of announcements about the Bexar release of their cloud stack and we were delighted to be able to confirm its inclusion in the repositories for Ubuntu 11.04 as well as officially joining the community. We have been engaged with the OpenStack community informally for some time. Some Canonical alumni have been key to driving the the OpenStack initiative over in RackSpace and there has been a very healthy dialogue between the two projects with strong attendance at UDS and at the OpenStack conferences by engineers in both camps.
So, for those of you whom have put their head in the soil for the last 24 hours, I have big news: UEC on Dell Servers, Standard Edition, is out! The press pick up on our PR has been great, which is in-line with the reports I have got from our attendance at Dell FRS last week.
The 2010 Eclipse community survey [PDF] has just been released, and again Linux and Ubuntu is showing strong growth on the developer workstations. Some of you may remember my post on this subject last year.
From last year Windows continued its decline, while Linux continued its ascent as a developer platform:
Working from the ODS document that provides additional data, I then dug up the linux OS stats. Ubuntu has grown from 14.4% last year to 18.3% this year, or 56.1% of those running Linux as their development platform.


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The final margin looked one-sided enough: a 36-point Georgia victory.
The Bulldogs' 56-20 victory Saturday night produced some gaudy offensive numbers, more points than probably were expected for Florida Atlantic and a tie game still in the second quarter.
Georgia scored 42 straight points to get the rout expected.
"A lot of the fans were probably surprised," safety Sanders Commings said. "We knew we had to turn it around. At halftime, we came in and we made some adjustments. We were like `OK, let's go ahead and turn it on' and that's what we did."
Georgia's defense—minus injured Jarvis Jones and suspended Bacarri Rambo and Alec Ogletree–held Florida Atlantic to 55 total yards of offense in the second half after giving up 263 in the first half.
Before we get to the comments on the Florida Atlantic game, Vanderbilt week is upon us.
Last year's postgame confrontation betweenGeorgiadefensive coordinator Todd Grantham and Commodores coach James Franklin will be revisited and remembered.
"I know we'll be motivated," coach Mark Richt said. "We'll be motivated for that game. …We'll be ready. They're a really good team. We have a lot of respect for them and we know we better be ready."
Some postgame comments on Florida Atlantic:
Richt overall comment: "It was great to get another victory. It's great to be 3-0. I think coach (Carl) Pelini did a very good job getting his team ready to play. That was very obvious. Especially offensively, they had an outstanding plan. I was very impressed. They blocked well running the ball. They blocked well in their pass pro. The quarterback was very deadly accurate. The ball was on the money. Guys were catching the ball. They threw a lot of quick game on us and then did a couple double moves on us to perfection and ended up racking up a bunch of yards and 14 points in the first half. Got to give them credit for the job that they did in that regard."
Richt said that Florida Atlantic "had a few new things that we hadn't repped. …We've got to be able to handle something new once in a while. That's come in time."
He added: Second half I thought our defense did a much better job of shutting things down when we had a better idea of what we were up against, we played pretty good."
Georgia rolled up 713 yards of total offense. That's a new school record, topping the 667 against Southern Miss in 1993.
"In order to have that many yards, a lot of things have to go right," Richt said. "Pass protection, run blocking, throwing it and catching. Running the ball well. I think just schematically most of the completions were big chunks and when you get that, it usually means your coaching staff did a good job of scheming it up and exploiting some things that we saw on film. Just a great effort by everybody offensively. I didn't like the turnovers. I didn't like the turnover thatMurrayhad in the right corner of the end zone. Just didn't need to do that."
On Jarvis Jones not playing with a strained groin and bruised shoulder:
"I would say he was kind of doubtful on Thursday and we were going to wait and see what would happen and get him treatment. The more we thought about it, we've got some good players behind him and it's a long season. We thought it would be the best thing to wait and give some other guys a chance to play and that's what we did."
On defense in first half:
"We didn't fit things the way we need to fit. You can give them some credit. Some of it can be some new guys in new spots. The only way you're going to get better is if you play and those guys continued to play. I haven't seen the second-half stats yet, but once our guys saw what they were doing and how to fit it up, that happens when you're new and young and things like that."
On third down defense:
"There's a couple of things we've got to do a little better. We were good last week. We weren't as good this week as we were last week. We've just got to continue to work and continue to get better and show the guys that getting fitted up the way they need to fit it up so we can win some more games."
On playing without Jarvis Jones: "Hey, the guys that play are the guys that are going to play. We expect guys when they're out there to perform. The only way you're going to get better is play."
Odds and ends:
–Richt said that defensive end Cornelius Washington's hamstring was bothering him this week. He started, but didn't show up in the stats.
"He did play some, but he really didn't feel 100 percent," Richt said. "We were probably taking a little bit of risk with him out there, but he felt good enough after pregame warmup to get some reps."
–Michael Bennett had four catches for a career-high 110 yards with a touchdown.
A question was posed to Richt that Bennett isn't the fastest receiver out there.
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Assaad and Natalie used to live a couple of blocks apart when they were children. They both went to the University of San Francisco during the same time; he went for law school and she went for her undergrad degree. But, they didn't meet until they both worked in the same office building in Burlingame three and half years ago. Their wedding was a romantic and elegant amalgamation of cultures and religions. It was mainly Catholic, but with a tinge of Orthodox. Natalie's father was chanting a special Arabic song meant just for weddings as her and Assaad entered the reception.
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Though of course, Leeds city centre is a treasure trove of shops, restaurants and entertainment, very little love is given to the suburbs or outskirts of Leeds where there is much to see and do.
Here is a quick guide to the outskirts of one of Britain's most exciting cities:
A great place to party if you are in your early twenties; Headingley is known locally as 'the student quarter' and is home to undergraduates from both of the city's universities.
As the suburb is full of people who like to study as well as party, Headingley is also a great place to wander independent bookshops and cafes if you like to relax and learn with a coffee and bun at your table.
One of the most notable attractions is of course the independent Cottage Road Cinema. One of the oldest cinemas in the UK, the art house is a fantastic place to pass a couple of hours if you don't want to spend extraordinary amounts of money in the usual chain cinemas.
If you enjoy your sports, then you may also be glad to know that Leeds Rhinos, Leeds Carnegie and the Yorkshire County Cricket Club are all based in Headingley.
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Somewhere that is a tad more mature, Chapel Allerton is a place where post graduates and young professionals go to live after finishing university.
Peppered with friendly pubs and attractive restaurants, the place is renowned for keeping its village atmosphere despite having been enveloped by the city over the past few years.
With the Chapel Allerton Arts Festival taking place every summer, the inner suburb offers a gentle mix of culture and is a great place to have a relaxing drink on a summer afternoon.
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Though neither town is strictly in Leeds, they are both only a twenty minute train journey away and are superb places to visit if you fancy somewhere a little highbrow.
With the Harrogate Flower Show and Ilkley Literature Festival both planned for the coming year, both towns provide visitors with a wealth of art and entertainment; great if you're searching for leisurely activities.
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James & Dean
Rebel without a cause James Dean's macho name matched his manly swagger.
John, Paul, George, & Richard
John, Paul, George & Richard (Starkey, a.k.a. Ringo), the original "boy band," also helped put the names Harrison, Starr, Lennon and McCartney on the charts!
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You don't have to be a daydream believer to love the kicky '60s names Davy and Jones.
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If you're looking for something "a little bit country, a little bit rock and roll," '70s singing siblings Donny and Marie have got it goin' on.
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No joke, we're hungry like the wolf for parents to start using this awesome name! Duran means "enduring," which perfectly describes our love for Duran Duran!
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This dreamy '90s "it" boy has not one but two names that make us go, "Whoa!" (And they both "grow up" just as attractively as Joey Lawrence did!)
It took the long-haired, fresh-faced brothers Isaac, Taylor and Zac to convince the world that something as simple as "mmm-bop" is worth fainting over! And their names ain't half bad, either!
Justin Bieber. Justin Timberlake. Justin Guarini. If pop stars have taught us anything, it's that the name Justin pretty much guarantees fame!
Teen sensation Miley Cyrus's popularity not only caused Miley to reach the top 1,000 names in 2007, but made it the highest debuting name ever, too! (Way to go, Billy Ray!)
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Universal Search, sometimes referred to as blended search or federated search results —which returns specialized results, such as a video, as part of a general search engine query—is encouraging web users to explore a wider variety of online content, according to a recent survey of 2,400 online consumers.
The survey, conducted by search engine marketing firm iProspect Inc. and research and consulting firm JupiterResearch Inc., found that search engine users clicked on image, news and video results more often if the content is included in results from a general search query than if it is returned in a targeted search. In a video search, for example, there are many videos, which means a retailer's video might get overlooked. However, a potential consumer may be more apt to view an e-retailer`s video if it comes up in a general search.
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"Since users have historically ignored the vertical offerings of the major search engines, a marketer might conclude that users aren't interested in that type of content, and as a result, not invest in producing or optimizing digital assets," says Robert Murray, president of iProspect. "But that would be a mistake. Marketers have a great opportunity to claim more search shelf space by optimizing their news, image and video assets."
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"Most of us were veterans and the only reason we could go to school was because of the veterans' credits," says John Purkis, the president of the class. "We got a living allowance and our tuition was all paid." Notable successful members of the class of 1948 include Gerry Sutton, who headed Canada's first-ever venture capital company, and Mike Curry, long-time TSE chairman.
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The 2012 Rhythmic Gymnastics Senior Victorian Championships will now once again be held at the State Netball Hockey Centre, on the weekend of 8th-11th June 2012.
Gymnastics Victoria is thrilled that once again, Rhythmic Gymnastics joins the lineup of Men's and Women's Gymnastics in this action-packed, multi-gymsport event.
This year, Rhythmic competitors will participate in one day of competition only. Thus we are pleased to announce that the event entry fee for competitors has been reduced to $80.00. Please note that this is a change from the stated amount in the Gymnastics Victoria yearbook.
We wish all Rhythmic gymnasts the best as they embark on training for the 2012 season
1/12/4: Congratulations to our Victorian Groups Champions for 2011:
Category 1 Pair - Isabel & Natasha form Carey
Category 1 Trio - Amie, Jennifer & ALina from Prahran
Category 1 Freehand Group - Emily, Katherine, Tahlia, Grace & Madeline from Glen Iris
Category 1 Ball Group - Katherind, Tahlia, Grace * Madeline from Glen Iris
Category 2 Pair - Elise & Araminta from Carey
Category 2 Trio - Isabella, Angelica & Victoria from Glen Iris
Category 2 Group - Katrina, Arielle, Anna & Kyoto from Prahran
Category 3 Pair - Calista & Brianna Form Strathcona
Category 3 Trio - Veronika, Nikol & Michelle from Prahran
Category 3 Group - Claista, Brianna, Mia & Chloe form Strathcona
Category 5 Pair - Rachel & Milly from Strathcona
Category 5 Trio - Courtnay, Cara & Emma from Strathcona
Category 5 Group - Rachel, Milly, Courtnay, Cara & Emma from Strathcona
1/12/3: Bounce:
RG is looking for volunteers to perform as the GV Mascot Bounce and his Coach. Volunteers need to be trained as Bounce has specific movements in order to maintain continuity across the disciplines. Bounce also needs a Coach to speak for him, as he is silent. It is a lot of fun and the younger gymnasts love having Bounce show up at competitions. If you have an older gymnast, coach or even parent who would be interested contact Cathy at GV.
1/12/2: GV Foundation:
The GV Foundation has already made several grants in 2011 for equipment, matting,etc. Clubs should consider whether they are eligible to apply in 2012.
1/12/1: Videos:
If you find a RG youtube clip that you think is impressive let GV know of the link and they will put it on their Facebook Page.


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The Opportunity Council, a non-profit organization that provides social services to those in need, has scheduled their 16th annual community school supply drive from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday, August 19, to help Whatcom County children who are homeless or from low-income families.
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The agency also accepts financial donations to provide case management support for children in homeless families and to pay for school fees, transportation, class projects or extracurricular activities. Those can be mailed to the Opportunity Council, 1111 Cornwall Ave. Suite C, Bellingham, 98225. For more information, call 734-5121.


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Having grown rapidly to around two million residents in recent years, BRISBANE is by far the largest city in Queensland, its fortunes booming. However, despite having many of the trappings of a business and trade centre – urban sprawl, high-rise buildings, slow-moving traffic, crowded streets – there's little of the pushiness that usually accompanies them. To urbanites used to a more aggressive approach, the atmosphere is slow, but to others the languid pace is a welcome change and reflects relaxed rather than regressive attitudes.
Brisbane is an attractive enough place, with the typical features of any Australian city of a comparable age and size – a historic precinct, museums, botanic gardens and a glut of good cafés, restaurants and music venues – it just lacks the funky beach settlements. It's a fairly easy place to find casual, short-term employment, however, and the healthy, unpredictable social scene tempts many travellers to spend longer here than they had planned. As for exploring further afield, you'll find empty beaches and surf on North Stradbroke Island and dolphins around Moreton Island – both easy to reach from the city.
Some history
In 1823, responding to political pressure to shift the "worst type of felons" away from Sydney, the New South Wales government sent Surveyor General John Oxley north to find a suitable site for a new prison colony. Sailing into Moreton Bay, he was shown a previously unknown river by three shipwrecked convicts who had been living with Aborigines. He explored it briefly, named it "Brisbane" after the governor, and the next year established a convict settlement at Redcliffe on the coast. This was immediately abandoned in favour of better anchorage further upstream, and by the end of 1824 today's city centre had become the site of Brisbane Town.
Twenty years on, a land shortage down south persuaded the government to move out the convicts and free up the Moreton Bay area to settlers. Immigrants on government-assisted passages poured in and Brisbane began to shape up as a busy port – an unattractive, awkward town of rutted streets and wooden shacks. As the largest regional settlement of the times, Brisbane was the obvious choice as capital of the new state of Queensland on its formation in 1859, though the city's first substantial buildings were constructed only in the late 1860s, after fire had destroyed the original centre and state bankruptcy was averted by Queensland's first gold strikes at Gympie. Even so, development was slow and uneven: new townships were founded around the centre at Fortitude Valley, Kangaroo Point and Breakfast Creek, gradually merging into a city.
After World War II, when General Douglas MacArthur used Brisbane as his headquarters to coordinate attacks on Japanese forces based throughout the Pacific, Brisbane stagnated, earning a reputation as a dull, underdeveloped backwater – not least thanks to the Bjelke-Petersen regime.
Since his time, escalating development has impressed upon the city's skyline and for the past decade Brisbane has boasted the country's highest internal migration figures and a quarter of the national population growth, resulting in booming house prices and the redevelopment of the dilapidated Brisbane River foreshore into upmarket apartments, many of which had to be evacuated when the river burst its banks in January 2011.Read More
Aboriginal Brisbane
Aboriginal Brisbane
John Oxley recorded that the Brisbane Aborigines were friendly; in the early days, they even rounded up and returned runaways from the settlement. In his orders to Oxley on how to deal with the indigenous peoples, Governor Brisbane admitted, though in a roundabout way, that the land belonged to them: "All uncivilized people have wants … when treated justly they acquire many comforts by their union with the more civilized. This justifies our occupation of their lands."
But future governors were not so liberal, and things had soured long before the first squatters moved into the Brisbane area and began leaving out "gifts" of poisoned flour and calling in the Native Mounted Police to disperse local Aborigines – a euphemism for exterminating them. In the later part of the nineteenth century, survivors from these early days were dispossessed by the Protection Act (in force until the 1970s), which saw them rounded up and relocated onto special reserves away from traditional lands.
A trace of Brisbane's Aboriginal past is found at the Nudgee Bora Ring about 12km north of the centre at Nudgee Waterhole Reserve, at the junction of Nudgee and Childs roads. Last used in 1860, two low mounds where boys were initiated form little more than an icon today, and you'll probably feel that it's not worth the trip. More rewarding are the several Aboriginal walking trails at Mount Coot-tha; the City Hall information desk has leaflets on these which explain traditional uses of the area.
The Brisbane River
The Brisbane River
The sluggish, meandering Brisbane River is, at four hundred million years old, one of the world's most ancient waterways. It flows from above Lake Wivenhoe – 55km inland – past farmland, into quiet suburbs and through the city before emptying 150km downstream into Moreton Bay. Once an essential trade and transport link with the rest of Australia and the world, it now seems to do little but separate the main part of the city from South Brisbane; though it's superficially active around the city centre, with ferries and dredgers keeping it navigable, most of the old wharves and shipyards now lie derelict or buried under parkland.
If the locals seem to have forgotten the river, it has a habit of reasserting its presence through flooding. In February 1893 cyclonic rains swelled the flow through downtown Brisbane, carrying off Victoria Bridge and scores of buildings: eyewitness accounts stated that "debris of all descriptions – whole houses, trees, cattle and homes – went floating past". This has since been repeated many times, notably in January 1974 when rains from Cyclone Wanda completely swamped the centre, swelling the river to a width of 3km at one stage. Despite reminders of this in brass plaques marking the depths of the worst floods at Naldham House Polo Club (at 1 Eagle St), the construction of the Lake Wivenhoe dam, completed in 1984, gave property developers (and their insurers) the confidence to build some of Brisbane's poshest homes beside the river, notably at Yeronga, Graceville and Chelmer, southwest of the centre. However, the dam couldn't contain the sheer volume of rain that fell in January 2011 and the river burst its banks once again, causing millions of dollars' worth of damage. Disastrous though this was, renovation work proceeded speedily and most buildings and services had reopened within a few weeks.
Drinks for women: the Regatta Hotel
Drinks for women: the Regatta Hotel
Though Australian pubs still tend towards being all-male enclaves, women were once legally barred to "protect" them from the corrupting influence of foul language. On April 11, 1965, Merle Thornton (mother of the actress Sigrid Thornton) and her friend Rosalie Bogner chained themselves to the footrail of the Regatta Hotel bar at Toowong in protest; the movement they inspired led to the granting of "the right to drink alongside men" in the mid-1970s. The grand, pink-and-white colonial hotel, now a trendy place for a drink after work on Fridays, is on the west bank of the river along Coronation Drive, about 2km from the city centre towards St Lucia – catch the City Cat ferry to Regatta.


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It shall be the duty of every owner, president, treasurer, secretary, director, or other officer or agent of any cotton warehouse, cotton ginnery, cotton mill, or other place or establishment where cotton is stored, whether conducted as a corporation, firm, limited partnership, or individual, and of any owner or holder of any cotton and of the agents and representatives of any such owner or holder, when requested by the Secretary of Agriculture or by any special agent or other employee of the Department of Agriculture acting under the instructions of said Secretary to furnish completely and correctly, to the best of his knowledge, all of the information concerning the grades and staple length of cotton on hand, and when requested to permit such agent or employee of the Department of Agriculture to examine and classify samples of all such cotton on hand. The request of the Secretary of Agriculture for such information may be made in writing or by a visiting representative, and if made in writing shall be forwarded by registered mail, or by certified mail and the registry receipt or receipt for certified mail of the United States Postal Service shall be accepted as evidence of such demand. Any owner, president, treasurer, secretary, director, or other officer or agent of any cotton warehouse, cotton ginnery, cotton mill, or other place or establishment where cotton is stored, or any owner or holder of any cotton or the agent or representative of any such owner or holder, who, under the conditions hereinbefore stated, shall refuse or willfully neglect to furnish any information herein provided for or shall willfully give answers that are false or shall refuse to allow agents or employees of the Department of Agriculture to examine or classify any cotton in store in any such establishment, or in the hands of any owner or holder or of the agent or representative of any such owner or holder, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and, upon conviction thereof, shall be fined not less than $300 or more than $1,000.
Source(Mar. 3, 1927, ch. 337, § 3,44 Stat. 1373; Pub. L. 86–507, § 1(3),June 11, 1960, 74 Stat. 200; Pub. L. 91–375, §§ 4(a), 6 (o),Aug. 12, 1970, 84 Stat. 773, 783.)
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Kidney tumors begin from cells in the kidneys.
The kidneys are a pair of bean-shaped organs located toward the back near the bottom of the rib cage.
Kidneys filter blood, taking out waste products and substances that are not needed. The result is urine, which is stored in the bladder until it passes out of the body.
Kidney tumors are not a common form of cancer in children.
In the United States, doctors diagnose about 550 cases each year in children younger than age 15. There are about 60 million children younger than age 15 in the United States.
The most common form of kidney tumors in children is a type of cancer called Wilms tumor.
A Wilms tumor sometimes starts when the kidneys are forming in a fetus. Some of the kidney cells begin to grow quickly out of control, forming a mass. In most cases, only one kidney has this type of mass, but sometimes both kidneys do.
Based on the look of the Wilms tumor cells, doctor may put the tumor into one of two subtypes:
The next most common types of kidney tumor in children are:
Clear cell sarcoma is more likely than Wilms tumor to spread widely around the body, such as to the lungs, brain or bones. It is also more likely than Wilms tumor to come back after treatment.
Doctors do not know what causes kidney tumors.
Wilms tumor can run in families, so some children may be at higher risk because of genes passed down from their parents.
Doctors now believe that there are a number of genes that cause Wilms tumor, and they are working to figure out which genes they are. Most often doctors find the tumors in children around 3 years of age.
Older children are less likely to get Wilms tumor. After age 6, these tumors are rare.
Doctors diagnose renal cell carcinomas most often in 15- to 19-year-olds, clear cell sarcoma most often in the first four years of life, and rhabdoid tumors most often in infants.
Staging refers to the way doctors classify cancer based on various factors. The staging system is different for each type of cancer. Some cancer is staged only after surgery.
Children who have Wilms tumor are considered to be at one of these stages:
The tumor did not go beyond the capsule that surrounds the kidney, and doctors were able to take it all out with surgery.
The tumor went beyond the capsule that surrounds the kidney, but it appears doctors were able to take it all out with surgery. The cancer may have grown into nearby blood vessels or fat, or some may have gotten into the area near the kidney during surgery. Wilms tumors tend to be soft and can open before or during surgery.
Doctors could not remove the entire tumor, but the cancer that is left is only in the abdomen. For example:
The cancer has spread through the blood to sites far from the kidneys.
Both kidneys have tumors.
Other types of kidney tumors have their own staging systems. Your child's doctor can tell you about the system used for your child's cancer.
Our doctors and other members of your child's team have worked with many children with kidney tumors. It's important to work with doctors who have experience treating this type of cancer. We can offer the latest treatments for your child.
We take part in research studies called clinical trials that are run by the Children's Oncology Group (COG).
COG is an international organization of childhood cancer specialists who conduct studies on many forms of childhood cancer. COG studies are based on the latest understanding of what causes kidney tumors. They allow us to offer the newest treatments being developed.
Doctors who treat people with cancer use five-year survival rates as one way to measure treatment success. The five-year survival rate means the percentage of patients with the disease who are alive five years after their disease was diagnosed. Outcomes for Wilms tumor treated at our center are up to 9 points better than the national average
Wilms tumor with the favorable histology subtype has a 90% to 98% survival rate. Wilms tumor with the unfavorable histology subtype has a survival rate between 60% and 80%.
Outcomes for the other types of kidney cancer tend to be worse than for Wilms tumor. We keep working with other researchers to create treatments that work better.
The survival rate for renal cell carcinoma is based on a very small number of patients and is about 83%. For clear cell sarcoma the survival rate is 85%, and for rhabdoid tumor it is 17%.
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