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THE POSITION: The Engineering Director/City Engineer is an at-will position appointed by, and reporting to, the City Manager. The incumbent will join the other members of the Executive Management Team in efficiently leading City staff and resources to successfully implement City Council goals and priorities.
Under administrative direction of the City Manager, the successful candidate will plan, organize, direct, and coordinate the activities of the Engineering Department, which is comprised of a staff of nine (9), by developing and implementing policies and procedures; reviewing recommendations and actions of subordinates; and solving department issues. The Engineering Director/City Engineer serves as the City's primary representative for engineering matters with other agencies, consultants, developers, and contractors; directs, develops, and administers the department budget; manages and approves engineering plans for all City projects; manages the administration of all major City construction projects; and approves all construction contract change orders and extra services for consultants.
As a member of the Executive Management Team, the selected individual will strategize on City-wide efforts to better serve the community and strengthen interdepartmental collaborations. The Engineering Director/City Engineer will provide presentations and interact with the City Council, other government bodies, boards, and commissions, and members of the public on engineering items, some of which may be extremely controversial.
THE IDEAL CANDIDATE: The City of Hemet is seeking an energetic and experienced professional to assume the duties of Engineering Director/City Engineer. The ideal candidate is a dedicated professional who establishes positive working relationships with staff, department heads, elected officials, various agencies, and the community. The candidate will be a sophisticated strategic thinker, serve as an organizational asset in solving problems, supervise the development and implementation of capital programs, and be able to develop long-range plans for the Engineering Department based upon an analysis of the needs and interests of the community, projected future demands, capacity of facilities, and funding opportunities.
The incumbent will be results-oriented, while respecting the need to be attentive to an appropriate level of detail. The successful candidate will be knowledgeable of policy development and administration of municipal civil engineering projects and public works programs; principles of budget administration and fiscal management including the preparation of fee schedules; federal, state, and local laws and regulations that govern Public Works activities relating to Engineering, Survey, Streets, Parking, Transportation Planning, Operations, and Environmental Programs; principles of management necessary to direct the Engineering Department including selection, training, supervision, and evaluation of employees; engineering principles and practices as applied to planning, development, design, construction, operation, and maintenance of Public Works projects; principles and practices of Public Works contract administration, development of construction project plans, reports and recommendations, and grant proposals.
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text: FILE - In this Jan. 28, 2011, file photo, some NFL football Super Bowl XLV tickets are held outside Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas. Super Bowl tickets are tough to acquire. There's only so many seats in the stadium, and several are filled by corporations and sponsors. Then, when you factor in price and logistics, it makes it all that more difficult, even with the rise of the secondary market on the internet. Things won't be any easier this year, as the NFL houses its first cold-weather Super Bowl on Feb. 2 at MetLife Stadium with the New York skyline as a backdrop.


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Blood tests confirmed that Ms Hadbury had falciparum malaria, the most severe form of the illness. She was immediately admitted to the Hospital for Tropical Diseases, London, by which time she had high fever, extreme nausea and tinnitus. "I couldn't lift my head off the pillow," she recalls.
She was treated by intravenous infusion with the anti-malarial drug quinine; one month after being discharged she is now fully recovered. Last year, 13 other people in the UK were not so lucky. They died because they had not taken the right preventive treatment; nor had they sought attention quickly enough when symptoms appeared.
Many specialists now fear that the incidence of malaria in Britain and deaths from the disease are set to rise. This is because mefloquine, one of the most effective drugs to be developed in the fight against the disease, is no longer available on NHS prescription. The costs of taking it as a preventive measure have increased more than fivefold since February.
Like other anti-malarial drugs, mefloquine has to be taken for several weeks before and after visiting a malarious region. It is usually recommended for travellers to high-risk areas such as sub-Saharan Africa, parts of Asia and Latin America, where malarial parasites have become resistant to older drugs.
Until March this year, when the Government decided it should be paid for privately, mefloquine was available on NHS prescription for pounds 5.25. Overnight the cost went up to nearly pounds 30: about pounds 22 for eight tablets - enough for one person for three weeks - plus a private prescription fee to a GP for an additional pounds 6.50. For a family of four, the additional costs of taking the drug are pounds 110. Ms Hadbury did not take mefloquine because she has an adverse reaction to it. But doctors fear many other travellers are now not bothering because of the cost involved, opting for cheaper, less effective preparations or none at all.
"More people may choose not to add to the cost of their holiday and go without," warns Dr Ronald Behrens, consultant in tropical and travel medicine at the Hospital for Tropical Diseases, London.
Pharmacists such as Boots, and leading manufacturers including Roche, which produces mefloquine, say it is too early to estimate the effect on sales of taking the drug off prescription.
Dr Behrens has estimated that the use of mefloquine prevents 11 deaths and 3,000 cases of malaria a year. He also calculates that it saves the NHS pounds 22m annually on treating malaria cases.
Malaria has become more common in Britain with the rise in long-haul travel: about 800,000 travellers now take holidays in malarious regions and about 2,300 return with malaria every year. The illness, especially the falciparum type, can produce fatal complications affecting the kidneys, liver, brain and blood.
Many of the drugs developed both to treat and prevent the disease are related to quinine, first used to combat malaria in the 16th century. They work by killing the parasites in the blood. Two are available over the counter: proguanil, which costs about pounds 10 for 100 tablets, and chloroquine, at about pounds 2 for 20. Different drugs are recommended by doctors depending on the risk of exposure and the extent of drug resistance.
In many parts of of the tropics, malarial parasites have become resistant to chloroquine. Mefloquine is a newer drug that acts against all the malaria parasites and is considered more effective than other products.
Whereas mefloquine now has to be paid for, the four most commonly needed vaccines for travellers - cholera, typhoid, hepatitis A, and polio - are still available on NHS prescription. But according to a Department of Health spokesman, whether the NHS should fund the cost of travel vaccines is under discussion: "At the moment there is an internal review of immunisation policy within the department, but any kind of proposals or options would have to be first considered at ministerial levels."
Some doctors say they understand the Government's viewpoint. Dr Chris Ellis, consultant physician in the department of infections and tropical medicine at Heartlands Hospital, Birmingham, says: "With an NHS strapped for cash, a view could be taken that it should not provide care for people who choose to go overseas and expose themselves to risks not encountered here."
On the other hand, he points out, "if the costs of treating people with malaria increases to a level greater than the cost of providing drugs, then you can forget the philosophy and it's down to economics".
Simon Hughes, the Liberal Democrat MP whose brother Richard died of malaria three years ago after returning from his honeymoon in Kenya, says Richard had taken anti-malaria tablets but still contracted the disease. The symptoms were diagnosed as flu until it was too late.
He argues that taking the drug off NHS prescription means many people will no longer view it as a medical necessity.
"A lot of people who are at risk travel because family members are on another continent. They are not necessarily on a high income, they don't regard it as a luxury holiday and seek to do it on as low a cost as possible," he points out.
Clare Hadbury is horrified that mefloquine is no longer available on NHS prescription. A health educator who works a lot in Africa, she says: "I know how difficult it is to persuade people to take anti-malaria drugs. Taking it off prescription is just another deterrent."
The Hospital for Tropical Diseases Health line (0839 337733) has information on the malaria status of individual countries.
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The Department of Health publishes a Health Advice for Travellers leaflet (T5),available free from main post offices. It gives a country-by-country guide to the protection needed.
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Malarial parasites then infect the red blood cells, breaking down the haemoglobin. Symptoms, which include chills, fever, headache and fatigue, usually strike a week or two after the bite but may take as long as a year to appear. Malaria can cause damage to the kidneys, spleen, liver and brain, resulting in coma.
Four species of malarial parasites cause disease in humans. The most serious is falciparum, which can be fatal within a few days of symptoms appearing. Less dangerous are vivax, ovale and malariae.
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Have you heard the one about the female NRI with a rucksack? I wish it was a joke, but the reality was, backpacking around India as a female Indian raised more than a few eyebrows - and a lot of questions.
For starters, locals could never quite figure out me out. I was Indian. Tick. I was clearly not poor as I ate out and stayed in hostels. Tick. Ergo, they thought I was mad. 'Why do you want to join all the gora (whites) eating cheap street food and staying in wonky beach huts with no hot water?' was a common question.
Wrong. Just because I was Indian (well, via Uganda and Essex), didn't mean I had to stay in Hiltons and Hyatts and dine in the gymkana club restaurant. If I had, budget limitations would have restricted my trip to precisely 0.5 days. Instead, I wanted to see India the way I'd seen Thailand, Vietnam, Argentina.... meeting locals and fellow travellers, gorging on cheese and chutney sarnies at street markets and staying in local haunts.
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9 In the twentieth year of Jeroboam king of Israel, Asa became king over Judah. 10 And he reigned forty-one years in Jerusalem. His grandmother's name was Maachah the granddaughter of Abishalom. 11 Asa did what was right in the eyes of the Lord, as did his father David. 12 And he banished the perverted persons[a] from the land, and removed all the idols that his fathers had made. 13 Also he removed Maachah his grandmother from being queen mother, because she had made an obscene image of Asherah.[b] And Asa cut down her obscene image and burned it by the Brook Kidron. 14 But the high places were not removed. Nevertheless Asa's heart was loyal to the Lord all his days. 15 He also brought into the house of the Lord the things which his father had dedicated, and the things which he himself had dedicated: silver and gold and utensils.
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Would you just sew them up, or do you think there is a safety issue here?
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The north eastern side recorded their third consecutive draw as they managed to hold off the Churchill challenge on a Sunday afternoon...
Churchill Brothers SC failed to capitalise on their chances against a resilient United Sikkim at the Paljor Stadium as the game ended in a 0-0 draw on matchday nine of the I-League. With 19 points , Churcill are placed third on the table while United Sikkim are still very much in the bottom half of the standings with a paltry seven points to show from nine matches.
Bhaichung Bhutia named an unchanged eleven from the one that started in the 3-3 draw against Air India in the midweek. Mariano Dias was forced to start with Henri Antchouet in place of the suspended Beto while Israil Gurung was surprisingly dropped in favour of Bikramjeet Singh.
The Goan side took time to adjust to the artificial turf at the Paljor Stadium and the pace of the game was slow. Neither side made any attacking forays or openings as they preferred to be cautious.
The first real attempt to score came in the 25th minute when United Sikkim's Shahensha Ansari's effort from 25 yards out sailed over the crossbar.
Bikramjeet Singh had a decent opportunity just before the half hour mark as goalkeeper Monotosh Ghosh was out of position and the ball fell for the Churchill midfielder. Bikramjeet's effort went over the bar much to the disappointment of the Churchill bench.
Sandhesh Jhingan had an opportunity to get on the scoresheet as he headed wide from a Michael Rodriguez corner-kick in the 30th minute.
Just before the end of the first half, Monotosh Ghosh did well to deny the away side a chance to go into the half-time with a lead. Antchouet played in a ball towards Bikramjeet who crossed for Akram Moghrabi but the United Sikkim custodian just about managed to avert the danger.
At the start of the second half, Dias introduced Steven Dias for Bineesh Balan who didn't have one of the best outings.
The former Mahindra United wide man made his contribution as his pinpoint cross for Moghrabi saw the latter chest it down and his shot from an acute angle was blocked by the Sikkim goalkeeper in the 64th minute.
Five minutes later, Antchouet did well to get behind the Snow Lions' defence but the Gabonese striker hesitated for a moment or two and allowed Anwar Ali and Sandesh Jhingan to track back and seize the ball from him.
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The remote package update manager program apt-dater is now available in version 0.7. It performs software updates on a mass of remote hosts.
The apt-dater program provides upgrade selection on remote hosts based on category or group, which allows for parallel updates on multiple hosts. Admins can monitor each individual update session. The IBH project page provides a short video of its functionality.
The new release provides an automatic view of each host. The developers also improved the search function and detailed display.
The terminal program with ncurses graphics does its work with help from SSH and sudo. Every managed host runs a Perl script that communicates with the management server. As its name implies, apt-dater supports Debian-based hosts, but also other Linux distros with Red Hat's yum or Novell's rug (such as openSUSE).
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