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I'm having multiple problems with W3TC. It's a first time set up. I followed instructions and it seems to install fine, but there are a few occasions in which W3 Total Cache throws errors at me:
1. When I save some settings, I get a 500 Internal Server error. I mean - right after I hit save (not "update successfully" message). Settings are saved, and the config file is updated, so it's not a file permission issue. Something tries to execute and fails.
For instance, enabling Page Cache or changing to any method causes this to happen. Changing Browser Cache (enable/disable) does NOT cause this to happen. Clearing cache DOES cause this to happen. All upon saving.
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Clearly, there's something up with my server setup. On my local workspace it works fine but on air there's something up.
Is there a general outline of server requirements anywhere? Libraries that need be installed, folder permissions, etc. This is not outlined in details during installation. I'm trying to figure out what I'm doing wrong.
It's worth mentioning I tried finding the error in apache error log but it won't appear. Also tried disabling all kinds of plugins. Locally though, they are all enabled just the same as they are on server side, and as I mentioned locally W3TC doesn't throw these 500 errors.
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Applications for the National Principal position at Laidlaw College close this Friday 31 July (NZST). Still time to get an application in if you're interested.
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Applications for the National Principal position at Laidlaw College close this Friday 31 July (NZST). Still time to get an application in if you're interested.
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If you're interested in seeing where Laidlaw College is going, and what's available for study in Semester 2 2015 (and in 2016), then come along to this on Thursday evening. Past the RSVP point now, so just turn up if you're interested.
Thursday 21 May (Henderson) | 7 pm
You are warmly invited to celebrate with us as we officially launch Laidlaw College's School of Social Practice (an amalgamation of our Counselling and Education Schools), as well as the newly named School of Theology.
As many of you know, Laidlaw has undergone some significant changes over the course of the last six months, and we would like to take the time to inform you of these changes, including the challenges and the opportunities they bring with them. We truly value your support and your connection to the College and would welcome your presence, your insight and your questions.
This event will also be functioning as one of our Open Nights for potential students, and will include some great "taster talks" by some of our faculty – addressing topical issues in "Ted Talk" style. After the talks, there will be plenty of time for those who are interested, to talk to lecturers, find out about our programmes and have questions answered.
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I use Scrivener to write with. I love most things about it, but there are a few things that I either don't like or haven't been able to figure out yet. This blog looks like it will be helpful for the latter.
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I grew up playing versions of the card game Rummy, mainly a variant of Shanghai Rummy (with the buys, but no jokers) and Canadian Rummy (which may be a form of Continental Rummy). We still play lots of it as an extended family (on my side), and it led on to games like Canasta, Bolivia, Samba, and others which required you to 'meld' certain combinations of cards to play a round. Ironically, I have never played Gin Rummy, which seems to be more an American game than British one.
(I have just consulted my copy of "The New Complete Hoyle: The Authoritative Guide to the Official Rules of All Popular Games of Skill and Chance, Revised Edition" (Albert H. Morehead, Richard L. Frey, Geoffrey Mott-Smith) and can find no mention of Canadian Rummy, so it must be some kind of variation that my grandparents picked up on their travels somewhere).
Anywhere, where this is leading is to the two games for today, which are both based on a Rummy/Canasta (with a touch of Mahjong) style of playing with melds, required sequences and sets, and a number of 'suits' – albeit represented by colours.
Phase 10 is the first game off the shelf – which is a card game where you progress through a series of different levels or 'phases' that you have to complete in turn to get to the end of the game. There is nothing so frustrating as getting stuck on a phase for turn after turn as everyone else progresses forward. A good game, relatively easy to learn, but can be frustrating for younger players (and me), and can take much longer than you think leading to game fatigue by the end. If you can play a Rummy variant you can play this almost with no extra effort – once again the idea is to have the lowest score and the highest phase.
Rummikub is a board game which is effectively a card game in disguise. Yes, there are tiles instead of cards, but you have four 'suits' – red, gold, blue, and black – and you used the tile like cards to meld a certain number of points to start, you have 'joker' tiles, and you want to get the lowest point score at the end of the game. But, in terms of a tactile sense it is easier to manipulate by smaller hands, there's a solidity to rearranging sets and sequences of tiles on the table, and has a stand for your pieces. And the turns are relatively quick, so less game fatigue than Phase 10, or even a Rummy card game. We played the other day and it was fun to come back to it after a year or two.
All in all, both are good games, but for a real challenge learn to play Canasta which is a real challenge and pleasure to play.
Currently visiting family in Melbourne for a few days. A few snaps (from different locations) of the cricket/footy ground right outside my folk's place. Nice to see and hear the cricket game yesterday afternoon.
The next game of the bookshelf in the lounge is San Juan from Rio Grande Games. This is a good game in terms of compact size, quick set up, relatively quick gameplay and scoring, and reasonably easy to learn rule. This game is the card game version of Puerto Rico, also from Rio Grande, set during the Spanish colonisation of the Caribbean. In the game you have to produce resources (e.g. coffee, silver, tobacco), as well as develop properties (which also convey certain advantages to the player). A round of the game, comprising a turn from each player, has the players selecting a particular activity (e.g. trading, building, producing etc.) and there's an element of randomness governing the pricing of goods for sale. Overall, it's a fun game to play – though as one commentator has noted, in a post-colonial context is might fall into the Best game with a morally repugnant premise: San Juan – 11 board games you should be playing as an adult – Vox category.
See also: San Juan | Board Game | BoardGameGeek
Next off the shelf (and a game I played tonight with one of my children) is Six from Dr Wood/Foxmind. Basically it's like two-player Connect Four played with hexagons on a flat surface, with the idea of creating six adjacent tiles in a straight line, a loop or a triangle. Very simple to learn, but you have to keep focused the whole time. Really good for introducting children to boardgames, while still challenging for adults.
More details at: Six | Board Game | BoardGameGeek
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Another video review at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MvA1PTmvCIc
The final game is Oceania from Mayfair Games. It's a game my two older boys played for a while, and I've included it here because it's one of the few games that is genuinely created for two players.
The Tertiary Education Commission's 2013 Tertiary Education Report is now available on their website, along with a set of interesting info graphic summaries of
As well as overall information and analysis of the NZ tertiary education sector (according to TEC's criteria) it also highlights details for major players such as universities, polytechnics and wānanga. The information in the PTE section is of particular interest to me in my role.
From the LifeHacker web site today, the chart to help you pick what game to play. Some errors in it, but it's a good start.
See Pick the Best Board Game to Play in Any Situation with This Flow Chart: (bigger chart there)
Moving back to board games today, and to one of the favourite games of my eldest child is Pillars of the Earth from Mayfair Games. The game is based on Ken Follet's novel of the same name (see Pillars of the Earth (Novel) and also the TV series) based around the building of Kingsbridge Cathedral.
The game takes a bit of set up, and you have to concentrate for the whole game. Basically you need to acquire resources and workmen which help build the cathedral and in doing that you earn victory points. Along the way you need to make sure you have enough gold, avoid being taxed to much, dabble in some intrigue, and keep up with the other players – it's hard to catch up at the end. The game takes a fixed number of turns – each turn adds a part of the cathedral – and is relatively complicated if you're not a regular board gamer. New players struggle for the first few games and even non-newbies take a while to remember how to play, but if you played regularly it'd become more familiar.
Here's the game we were plaining the other day – pretty much at the start of the game as there are no tokens on the board at the various "stations" or a cathedral being built yet. The cubes represent resources: metal (blue); white (sand); grey (stone); and brown (wood). You can also trade resources at the market in some situations.
If you like medieval game settings, and something to stretch the brain, this is a good choice for a rainy Sunday afternoon.
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Condoleezza Rice has had her moment before the 9/11 Commission to explain what the Bush administration did and didn't do during the summer of 2001. But it appears Rice has created more questions than she answered.
In her testimony before the commission, the national security adviser made the following points:
The Sept. 11, 2001, attack could not have been foreseen or prevented.
None of the agencies or personnel with knowledge of al-Qaida told the president or Rice what action to take.
The President's Daily Briefing of Aug. 6, 2001, was "historical" in nature and insufficient for taking action despite it's provocative title ("Bin Laden Determined to Strike Inside the United States") and content (there were at least 70 FBI field investigations of al-Qaida operatives in this country that summer).
The Bush administration seems to be welded to the idea that without specific and corroborated information about exactly who was going to do exactly what exactly where and to whom, the highest level decision-makers in this country could do nothing for Americans in America.
This, of course, is preposterous. The administration saw the danger of an al-Qaida attack on our interests beyond our borders, and Rice testified that select U.S. military installations overseas were, in fact, placed on heightened alert as a result of this Aug. 6 PDB. So why weren't the rest of us informed of the danger?
It is striking to me that the hijacked flight which crashed in Pennsylvania was thwarted primarily because some of the passengers with cell phones were made aware of what had happened earlier and took it upon themselves to foil one part of this attack. What might have been different if everyone who died that day had been told what we knew of the danger they faced?
Rice's second point is particularly galling. No one told her what to do? At her level of authority, access to the president, and awareness of the threat, it was up to her to tell others what to do. At the very least it was her responsibility to give specific recommendations to the president and agitate for action. Her assertions that nothing about 9/11 was her responsibility comes under the heading of "What am I pretending not to know?" If this is the best defense Rice can offer for her official performance, she does not belong in her position.
Finally, there is the Aug. 6, 2001 PDB, just declassified and released over the past weekend. This document makes it clear that al-Qaida had operatives in this country, had a support system in place, and it was doing things consistent with hijacking airliners. The PDB referred to al-Qaida activities and intentions as recent as May of that year, which looks more contemporary to me than it did to Rice or the president.
There are some, even members of the 9/11 Commission, who see the FBI field investigations as "comforting" - evidence that the president was doing all any reasonable person could expect of him and that the threat was being contained. I hold a different view. I should think a sitting president who was not obsessed with Iraq would view 70 current field investigations as an alarming sign that we may be aware of only the tip of a very dangerous iceberg. Instead we are shown a disturbing picture of senior administration officials leaving al-Qaida on cruise control until it was too late.
What dogs this administration about 9/11 is Iraq. The invasion of Iraq was sold to us as a central piece of our strategy for dealing with al-Qaida, even though there was no connection between Saddam Hussein and Osama bin Laden. This administration has spoken out of both sides of its mouth here. On the one hand we were told that Iraq posed a terrorist danger to America, but just this winter the administration acted shocked that any American could think Iraq was in any way involved in 9/11. That many Americans did, and do, believe Iraq was responsible for 9/11 can be seen clearly in letters appearing right on this page.
Even today, when anyone questions our justification for invading Iraq, now that the WMD argument has evaporated, we will see some local ignoramus hammering away with, "What about 9/11?"
Well, there is a connection between Iraq and 9/11. The connection goes like this:
How is it that our intelligence about al-Qaida was so poor that our own government could not bring itself to alert all of America to the danger of a domestic hijacking, but the intelligence on Iraqi WMDs was so good we could use it to justify an invasion?
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I don't think she's dating that last guy.
She is slim, not a bodybuilder!
Hope to look as good as Madonna when I am 50. You go girl.
Madonna looks great for her age.
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Hi, Madonna! Your style and music are better than what Courtney Love would have. No offense.
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Really Learn to RidePrice from: $453
Learn to ride in Kentucky's horse country. At First Farm Inn you'll learn how to communicate with your trusty equine friend and convince all 1,000+ pounds of him to do what you want. Then we ride over the hills and through the woods keeping an eye out for other wild and domesticated creatures. Rides generally only include up to five riders and one or two instructors. After you make your horse comfortable, you can stretch out and watch the sun set from the outdoor hot tub. Wake up smelling the delicious all-you-can-eat breakfast. Then take the horses out again and practice the new skills your body has integrated during the night.
Two midweek nights with breakfast, use of the hot tub, two horseback rides for each of you are only $463 in the 1870's room, $481 in the Treetops room. Weekends $472 in the 1870's room, $490 in the Treetops room.
Midweek Multiday Discounts at First Farm InnPrice from: $235
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Two night weekend discount $18
Two night midweek discount $27
Three night midweek discount $45
Four night midweek discount $63
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Weekend Relaxation EscapePrice from: $252
If you can only get away for one or two nights, spend it at First Farm Inn. Enjoy a horseback ride over the hills and through the woods, getting acquainted with the diverse assortment of friendly horses at First Farm Inn. Sip your favorite beverage as you rock on the veranda watching the animals play. Admire the sun set from the outdoor spa. Wake up smelling the homemade breakfast prepared just for you. Prices depending on which room you choose, how many times you ride and which discounted tickets you use: to ski at Perfect North, visit the Cincinnati Museum Center, the Cincinnati Zoo or "Creation Museum."
Ride with the KidsPrice from: $581
- Two nights with one horseback ride for four $581
- Two nights with two horseback rides for four $801
- Three nights with one horseback ride for four $758
- Three nights with two horseback rides for four $978
Riding can be a magical experience for kids. Learning to control a 900-1,300 pound animal and sitting nearly 6 feet off the ground can be a real thrill. Evaluate your child's maturity level carefully when you schedule riding. We've had 12-year-olds who had extreme difficulty while mature five-year-olds did well on their own horse with a lead-line held by the instructor staying with the rest of the group on the trails. Younger kids don't have the balance and control of their own bodies yet to ride by themselves.
A respect for animals, good listening skills and a significant attention span are necessary to enjoy the riding experience. Our dog and kitties are very child-friendly as well. Discounted lift tickets for Perfect North Slopes are also available with these packages. We ride year-round, just not in rain or sleet storms.
Horse Around With the Girls WeekendPrice from: $108
Get a group of 4 to 6 girlfriends, sisters, cousins, bridesmaids or a combination together and come to First Farm Inn for a country escape weekend. Arrive Friday afternoon or evening and rock on porch or sit by the fire and catch up on the girlfriend news. Wake to a tasty homemade breakfast, then head out to the barn to ride the horses. Visit in the outdoor hot tub with your favorite beverages. Sunday morning will bring another great breakfast. $108 per person. Extend your weekend- stay 3 nights $150 per person.
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Your little one (5-15) who loves animals will really enjoy staying with us. If you'd like to create a great memory, toss some weather-appropriate clothes in the car and getaway with us. We have lots of great read-aloud books and poems. Each room has a TV/DVD player and fridge. Downstairs is the big game cabinet and a huge collection of DVDs and videos, as well as lots of friendly kitties. Odo is always ready to play soccer. The horses wait in the barn to take you on a ride. We have sleds when there's snow on the ground and discounted tickets to Perfect North, the Museum Center, The Cincinnati Zoo, the "Creation Museum" and more.
Relaxing Budget Country Getaway for TwoPrice from: $470
- Arrive at 3 p.m. Sun, Mon or Tues., to spend three nights at First Farm Inn (three nights with one horseback ride for two $470 or $497 (before taxes). Four nights with one ride for two $587 or $623.
- Wake to a big breakfast, then head to the barn for a ride.
- Have a late lunch or early dinner at Acapulco's Mexican Restaurant ($15-20 including tip, additional for drinks). Row around the pond or sled down the hills on our sleds, depending on the season.
- Come back to sit in the outdoor hot tub with your favorite drinks you've brought with you. (Go to the casinos if you feel lucky or want nightlife.)
- Wake to another big breakfast.
- Ride again if you'd like. ($55 per person) Play the pianos or take advantage of the game cabinet to challenge each other.
- Head to Cincinnati to enjoy the Art Museum (now free admission) in Eden Park, then walk or drive around Mirror Lake and spend a couple hours admiring orchids, bonsai and the myriad of plants at the Krohn Conservatory, part of the local parks system.
- Stop in at one of our local grocery delis -- Kroger or Remkes and pick up picnic foods ($8-20 everything from fried chicken to sushi) to enjoy around the patio table, on the porch or take your picnic to a park. (You can also bring a picnic from home, there's a fridge in the room.)
- On summer nights, visit Newport on the Levee, Sawyier Park, the Lawrenceburg riverfront, DeVou Park or the park in Burlington for free concerts. Foodies will have a great time visiting Jungle Jim's International Grocery where you can stock up on supplies to make all of your favorite international foods, wines, cigars, beers and more.
Yes, you can take a fun, active four-day three-night vacation for under $500 without spending hundreds of dollars in gas!
One-Day Relaxation EscapePrice from: $227
- One weekend or holiday night with breakfast, use of the hot tub, horseback ride, 1870s room downstairs $245, Treetops room upstairs $254.
- One night, Sun.-Thurs. including breakfast, use of the hot tub and ride, downstairs $236, upstairs $245.(plus tax)
If the two of you can only get away for one night, spend it relaxing and catching up at First Farm Inn. Enjoy a ride over the hills and through the woods, getting acquainted with the diverse assortment of friendly horses at First Farm Inn.
Then stretch out, enjoying the restorative effects and wonderful scents and sounds of the great outdoors from the double hammock or porch swing. Watch the sun set from the outdoor spa. Wake up smelling the homemade breakfast prepared just for you.
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Love animals? Visit with friendly cats, dog and horses
Rescued cats, dog and horses offer unlimited "fur therapy" at First Farm Inn. Often described as "the friendliest animals I've ever met" out critters love attention. Revel in cat snuggles. Take a walk. Groom a horse. Sit in the barn and watch the animals interact.
Can't stand leaving Fido behind during your get-away? If he or she has good manners and fits in comfortably with other animals, bring him along for the same additional charge as a child.
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Get away -- call First Farm Inn, book as many nights as you can get away. Pack your swimsuit, ski clothes, jeans to ride, jump in your car, and get out of town. Break out of your routine. Ride a horse. Ski at Perfect North. Steam away frustrations in the outdoor hot tub. Veg with a movie from the First Farm Inn library. Corkscrew, fridge, and big healthy breakfasts will help you refresh alone or with a significant other. Recommendations for convenient area restaurants, attractions and shopping.
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- Three midweek days for $333 or $360
- Four midweek days for $441 or $468
Porch rockers, a hammock, a recycled teak swinging bench, porch swing, glider, hammock chair chose your spot under our 200+ year-old-trees and bring your books. Ravenpaw, BJ, Monkey, Sara, Tig and Squeaker will check regularly to see if you need company. The supply of lemonade and tea is plentiful. Or, sit in the hot tub and read, day or night. You can come anytime, but Sunday through Thursday are quieter.
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Try your luck at a last minute reservation. Call within 24 hours of the date you can get away and book a spectacular room at First Farm Inn for $108 or $117 per night. Mention this special BEFORE you book to take advantage of it. It is not retroactive. (Additional charge for use of second bed.) Horseback riding, tickets, lift tickets are extra. This includes the same great breakfasts, use of the outdoor hot tub, sitting by the fire, tips on fun things to do, etc. It's very rare for us to have weekend availability at the last minute, Sunday, Monday and Tuesday nights are your best bet, but give us a call and see.


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- Go where the virus is by targeting the people at greatest risk. This includes not only sex workers and men who have sex with men, but women and girls at higher risk of HIV due to gender inequality and violence.
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Praise for the U.S. plan, and for Clinton's efforts to promote it, comes from the United Nations Program on HIV/AIDS and from several AIDS advocacy organizations.
Praise also comes from longtime AIDS researcher Myron Cohen, MD, director of the Center for Infectious Diseases at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, and a spokesman for the HIV Medicine Association.
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At this summer's International AIDS Conference, the Foundation for AIDS Research (amfAR) laid out its own plan for bringing an end to AIDS.
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Writer Gregg Hurwitz discussed his techniques, inspirations, background and research methods with comics legend Howard Chaykin in San Diego.
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Jason Aaron writes his final installment of WHERE THE HELL AM I as he looks towards a year full of finales and new beginnings.
On the heels of earlier reports that Jason Aaron and Steve Dillon's "PunisherMAX" series would end with #22 in February, Marvel has officially confirmed the book's finale.
Series writer Jason Aaron assures fans that the final issue of Marvel's "PunisherMAX" hitting in February is not the result of a cancellation but is instead the series finale he "always intended."
CBR News spoke with writer Jason Aaron about the current and upcoming arcs of "PunisherMAX," the final chapters in Frank Castle's bloody, violent war against the Kingpin.
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Frank Castle's ultra-violent title relaunches as "PunisherMAX" with the new creative team of Jason Aaron & Steve Dillon. CBR talks with Aaron about the book, which sends Castle on a hunt to take down the Kingpin (MAX!).
Horror novelist Jonathan Maberry takes Frank Castle back to basics in âNaked Killâ by stripping the character of his usual weapons and replacing them with⦠a feather duster?
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I'm taking the week of Thanksgiving off to hang out with my family, cook all the veggie dishes for our dinner on Thursday, celebrate some birthdays, see old friends, and generally start trying to save up energy for the insane sprint that is the Television Critics Association Press Tour and Sundance in January. I'll post on Sunday's Homeland, and Tuesday's Sons of Anarchy at some point, but I'll mostly be off the blog, and I hope you'll all be getting to spend as much time as possible relaxing.
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Eagle Harbor Church is a spiritual community with deep roots on Bainbridge Island; faithful people have been meeting here for thoughtful spiritual encouragement since 1892. Our Christian tradition is over 2000 years old, but our exploration and embodiment of Christian faith continues to evolve in order to address the challenge and opportunity of our times.
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Richard Thorpe; Pandro S Berman; Guy Trosper; Mike Stoller; Jerry Leiber; Elvis Presley; Judy Tyler; Mickey Shaughnessy; Vaughn Taylor; Jennifer Holden; Dean Jones; Anne Neyland; Nedrick Young; Avon Productions.; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.; Warner Home Video (Firm),
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Vince Everett is serving a one-year jail sentence for manslaughter. While in the big house, his cellmate, a former country singer, introduces him to the record business. Vince takes to it so well that he decides to become a singer when he gets out. However, he is quickly disillusioned by the record business. But with the help of a new friend, he decides to form his own label, and soon he becomes an overnight sensation. As he becomes a superstar, his desire for fame and money may cause him to forget the people who got him there.
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Entering casinos with a drink in hand.
I traveled to the Black Hills in May of 1991. I entered Deadwood from the north and stopped at the first casino on the right. Not knowing how fast the cocktail service might be, I brought an unopened beer in with me(a can of Coors, btw). I sat down at a machine to start playing. Immediately I was accosted by a female employee "Where did you get THAT beer?" she asked in a very annoyed and rude manner. "I brought it in with me" was my simple reply. "Well," she remarked disdainfully "give me that one and I'll bring you another". She comes back a minute later with a bottle of Coors. I was shocked. I had been a player for over 10 years at that point in my life and have Never had, heard or seen anything like this in Vegas, Laughlin or anywhere else. People float in and out of casinos all the time with a drink and no one cares, except in Deadwood I gather. Also, it was the first and last time a casino employee has ever spoken rudely to me anywhere. I left that casino after that beer and headed down to a nice little bar with about a dozen VP machines and had a very pleasant time for 3-4 comped beers(1-2hours...lol!) I don't know if there is a local ordinance against walking in a casino with a drink in Deadwood and I certainly respect the law if there is one but the way that employee handled the situation with an out-of-towner was just plain wrong. I am a very pleasant, easy going guy who tips well and is always friendly with the dealers, bartenders and waitresses. I am never a trouble maker. Like I said, I was shocked to be spoken to in that way. Moral to the story: as in any other place you may visit, there are nice friendly people and there are jerks and Bs. Avoid the Js and Bs as much as possible. We are there to enjoy ourselves.
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YOUNGSTOWN — The number of faculty, professional/administrative and classified employees at Youngstown State University rose by 32 between Dec. 31, 2007, and Dec. 31, 2008, and most of that growth was in the number of Caucasian employees.
A report by the YSU Office of Equal Opportunity and Diversity showed that total employment rose from 1,152 to 1,184 over that one-year time span.
The number of minority employees rose by seven, while the number of Caucasian employees went up by 25.
"I think this report can be misleading," said Yulanda McCarty-Harris, director of Equal Opportunity and Diversity at the university.
It's just a one-day snapshot, year-to-year, and doesn't reflect changes that may have occurred during that time span, she said.
"There's always a need for concern," but the snapshot report presented to the YSU Board of Trustees may not be an accurate depiction of what is actually happening on campus, she said.
There were a number of early retirements, hiring of replacements and other changes during the course of the year that caused the employee ratios to fluctuate at any given point in time, she explained.
She said she had hoped for more promotional opportunities for minorities than actually developed.
Still, McCarty-Harris said a more accurate picture of employee diversity can be found by examining the university's Affirmative Action Plan.
It provides a more detailed breakdown of employee staffing at every level of the institution, allowing the university to pinpoint areas where there may be few or no minority or female employees and devise action plans in an effort to increase that representation.
The Affirmative Action Plan states that the document represents the institution's commitment to eliminate barriers to equal opportunity in its work force, therefore reflecting its overall commitment to diversity.
About 17 percent of YSU's current 13,000 students are minorities. Among the faculty, professional/administrative and classified ranks, the number is about 15 percent.
"If you look at the overall scope of what we are doing at YSU, I think we are moving in the right direction," McCarty-Harris said. "While the focus tends to be on numbers, if you look at [the] overall strategic plan of the university, diversity is clearly a priority that continues to be woven into the fabric of this institution — as evidenced by the creation of the Diversity Leadership Celebration."
David C. Sweet, YSU president, has repeatedly made it clear that increasing campus diversity continues to be one of his primary goals.
YSU drew praise from the Higher Learning Commission of the North central Association of Colleges and Schools during the university's reaccreditation process a year ago. The reaccreditation visitation team was impressed with the improvement in YSU's numbers over the past decade, McCarty-Harris said at the time.
Looking at just the faculty, just under 8 percent of that employee group were minorities in fall 2008. That number climbed to nearly 12 percent in fall 2007 and now stands at about 18 percent.
The university will have its second annual Diversity Leadership Recognition Celebration, sponsored by KeyBank, at 6 p.m. April 2 at Mr. Anthony's, 7440 South Ave, Boardman.
Honorees will be the Rev. Lewis W. Macklin II, Judith Ann Stanger and Kathleen Johnson in the Community Leadership category; Sylvia J. Imler, Joseph L. Mosca and Brian P. Wells in the Campus Leadership category; and Phaneendra K. Kolli, Wilson Okello and Domonique Price in the Leader of Tomorrow category.
Luke Visconti, partner and co-founder of DiversityInc., will be the keynote speaker.
Tickets are $30 and can be reserved by calling (330) 941-3497 or 941-3370. Proceeds benefit a scholarship fund.
Why doesn't YSU just focus on recruiting, hiring, and promoting the best qualified individuals? Of course opportunities should be open to all, but trying to increase the numbers of some groups inevitably means that there will be discrimination and preference. Such "affirmative action" in the name of "diversity" means that the best qualified people will NOT be chosen, and this is unfair, divisive, and illegal.
You ain't seen nothing yet. Just wait and see.
city_dweller, what do you want?? When for every three jobs given to a white there was one given to a minority, it's not going to be anywhere near 82 percent white for very long.
The story was written with a purposeful slant, playing up the race factor and pitting whites against minorities. Do a little critical thinking and realize that the numbers don't show what Harold Gwin is trying to make you think they do.
The fact of the matter is that YSU, following state mandates and policies, does give preferential treatment to minorities applying for jobs. YSU is mandated to employ a certain percentage of minorities. If you're white, and own a company that cleans buildings, for example, don't even bother to apply at YSU.
"Increasing diversity" DOES in many cases mean that the most qualified person doesn't get the job - if the most qualified person is white. They may hire "A" qualified person, but you specified "THE MOST" qualified. If the most qualified person is hired and is white, you scream "racism." If a person NOT the most qualified but non-white is hired over a more qualified white, and the white objects, you scream "racism."
city dweller, not only are you wrong, you're a racist. You write a racist rant that I reply to with facts, and you tell me I'm wrong?
When they hire one minority for every three whites, the 82% majority you allege white people hold cannot be maintained. How you find racism in that statement is beyond me.
I don't think anyone should get preference over anyone else ANY TIME. Please tell me what affirmative action and similar programs are, if not discrimination? They are the choosing of one race over another for "special consideration."
Now, YSU is most definitely mandated to hire a certain percentage of minorities and seeks aggressively to hire minorities in any and all positions. Outside contractors such as cleaning crews and various vendors and suppliers are where YSU makes up a large portion of their mandated minority employment. Why you would question this is beyond me. You obviously don't know anyone who works on the campus.
As for the rest of your race-baiting, stick it!
"The statement, "The 82% majority ... cannot be maintianed." is racist because it implies your motive for opposing diverse hiring is to maintain a white majority."
Wow! Is THAT a stretch! Do you really believe that nonsense?
"And who exactly is "mandating" the affirmative action?"
That would be the state of Ohio, whose funding keeps YSU afloat.
"Next, affirmative actions is not simply "choosing one race over the other." "
It most certainly is. ANY singling out of any group and showing that group preferential treatment is discriminating against people not in that group. Regardless of which group is what race, color, and so on.
"It is an effort to reverse the discrimination that happens when there is no affirmative action."
In other words, someone who owns a business should not be allowed to hire the candidate he or she wants? The one he or she feels will be the best fit, or will be able to get along with others the best?
"And finally, agreeing that minority applicants are in need of a little "special consideration" in order to level the playing field does not make me racist. Far from it. It means I recognize that the advantage whites have when there is no affirmative actions is ten times greater than any preference given to minorities when there is affirmative action."
Is that why the city of Youngstown provides classes to help minorities who are interested in taking the Civil Service entry tests for the various services - police, fire, etc. but WILL NOT ALLOW whites to take the class? The classes are ostensibly to 'level the playing field.' How is that not prejudice against whites?
Your willingness to accept prejudicial treatment when it's biased against whites is what makes you a racist.
Can I offer that neither of you two are racists?
I get the feeling that you both have at least some information about Affirmative Action, and that you each just focus on opposite aspects of the plan. Its true that, when applied, AA plans can create situations where minorities are sought after over majority applicants. And it is true that without such a plan (or an alternative but similar plan) minority applicants will not receive equal consideration for jobs across the board.
I think each of you are looking out for someone, and that's fair (and maybe even noble).
I applaud YSU for giving local minority professionals a chance to create a system whereby other people of color feel that such jobs are available to them. When Mom or Dad work at YSU, the kids see that job as attainable in their own future. Something to work for. We all need that kind of inspiration.
This diversity crap has worn out it's welcome. Affirmative Action has worn out it's welcome. It is one of the reasons why many businesses are out of business or failing. The big government makes them hire people that have minimal skills over people that are smart. Doesn't matter what color you are, the best qualified should get the job. Not too far down the road the white population will be the minority. Lets see what our big socialist government does about that.....will be interesting.


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Another call issued for uptown Port Townsend public art
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Jordyn Caldera, left, skips across the crosswalk with friends Gracie Hoffman, center, and Sydney Herold in front of Aldrich's Market at 940 Lawrence St. in Port Townsend on Tuesday. City officials are seeking public art for the uptown neighborhood.
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The Port Townsend Arts Commission did not find a strong favorite in the first round of submissions last summer.
"It was almost like we didn't know what we didn't want until we saw it," said Erin Fristad, head of the artist selection panel of the commission that is charged with selecting the project.
The arts commission has $20,000 available for the design, materials, fabrication and installation of the artwork.
A new call for public art for the uptown neighborhood was issued last week.
Proposals must be postmarked or hand-delivered by Jan. 15.
The panel will review the proposals Feb. 11.
The commission is looking for work that will function both as a landmark and as "street furniture" such as bus shelters, clocks, litter and recycling receptacles, tables and chairs, benches, bike racks and shelters, water fountains, game tables or light standards.
"It must also be touchable and safe," the commission said in the call.
It was written vaguely, Fristad said, to allow artists the freedom to come up with their best representation of the uptown neighborhood.
"After the first call, we felt we needed to be a bit more specific about how it will function uptown, but we didn't want to tell the artists what to make, which is a really difficult balance," she said.
Whether the public art is a single monument or a series of pieces centered around a single design theme is up to the artist, Fristad said.
An example of a single piece is the 8-foot-tall bronze "Salish Sea Circle" by Seattle artist Gerard Tsutakawa that was funded by the commission and placed in downtown's Civic District plaza in 2011.
"Not a day goes by that we don't see someone sticking their head inside that circle," said Development Services Director Rick Sepler, who advises the artist selection committee as the city's official representative.
Seventeen artists submitted proposals after the first call, with five selected for the panel's review.
The five artists presented models of their proposals in May.
Fristad said none of the proposals worked for the neighborhood.
"Downtown is kind of for the tourists. Uptown is where the locals come, where the community really comes together," she said.
Proposals from the first round didn't fit that bill, Arts Commission Chairman Stanley Rubin said.
"We just didn't agree to any of them that we could go forward with," Rubin said.
"There just wasn't anything the members of the panel or the public could get together and get behind."
Because of that, the committee reworked its call for artists.
"It was nothing negative to the fine artists who did submit, and we certainly don't want them to feel discouraged so they don't reapply," Rubin said.
Rubin said the neighborhood creates a unique set of problems for a public art display.
Uptown has little public space, he said. The art must be durable, both to weather and to the wide age variety of the neighborhood, which is composed of businesses and families and is particularly packed during the Saturday and Wednesday markets on Tyler Street.
"Every site up there raises issues because you have a lot of use and people of all ages," Rubin said.
Proposals can be mailed to Scottie Foster, Call For Artists, City of Port Townsend, 250 Madison St., Port Townsend, WA 98368
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DURANT, Okla. For the third year in a row, Southeastern Oklahoma State University officials are looking to cut energy costs in the summer months by implementing a 10-hour, 4-day work week beginning June 1 and continuing through July 31.
Under the summer schedule, University employees will continue to work 40 hours a week (Monday-Thursday, 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.). Public office hours will remain from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Monday-Thursday. University offices will be closed on Fridays.
For the past several years, summer school classes have met on a Monday-Thursday schedule, and that will continue to be the case.


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Warner Bros. has confirmed that Zack Snyder will direct a big-screen version of DC's Justice League, according to The Wall Street Journal. Henry Cavill (Superman), Ben Affleck (Batman) and Gal Gadot (Wonder Woman) are expected to return. No release date has been set, though it's unlikely to hit theaters before 2018.
This confirms rumors that have intensified since Ben Affleck was cast as Batman in the Man of Steel sequel last summer, and somehow taken to a higher level with the selection of Gal Gadot as Wonder Woman. But which other superpowered characters will be in Justice League? For example, we just heard that stage actor Ray Fisher had been cast as Cyborg in Batman vs. Superman, with the thought that he would have a "much more significant" role in movies set in the Justice League universe.
But, while Warner Bros. President of Worldwide Production Greg Silverman says Justice League will be "a further expansion of the universe," he declined to comment on who else would be joining the fun. The script is still in development. With Batman vs. Superman, the unofficially titled follow-up to Snyder's Man of Steel, due in theaters on May 6, 2016, it makes sense that Snyder is focusing his efforts on the current project, allowing more time to flesh out the story and characters needed for Justice League.
Studio executives are also said to be "warm" to the idea of a Wonder Woman spin-off. "The world is ready for her," Sue Kroll told The Wall Street Journal. Will the world be ready for Justice League in 2018? Will you?