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Law Practice Management Collection—Winter 2016
Building Rainmakers: The Definitive Guide to Business Development for Lawyers, by David King Keller. American Bar Association, 2015.
Every Relationship Matters: Using the Power of Relationships to Transform Your Business, Your Firm, and Yourself, by Peter Rouse. American Bar Association, 2nd edition, 2016.
A Lawyer's Guide to Networking, by Susan R. Sneider. American Bar Association, 2nd edition, 2016.
Locked Down: Practical Information Security for Lawyers, by David G. Ries, John Simek, and Sharon D. Nelson. American Bar Association, 2nd edition, 2016.
Risk Management: Survival Tools for Law Firms, by Anthony E. Davis and Katie Lachter. American Bar Association, 3rd edition, 2015.
Virtual Law Practice: How to Deliver Legal Services Online, by Stephanie L. Kimbro. American Bar Association, 2nd edition, 2015.
Fall 2016
Kurzban's Immigration Law Sourcebook: A Comprehensive Outline and Reference Tool (American Immigration Lawyers Association, 2016). First published in 1990, Kurzban's Immigration Law Sourcebook (the Sourcebook) has become one of the most respected one-volume treatises on immigration law. Designed to be used as a quick reference guide for students and practitioners, the Sourcebook contains multiple finding aids including tables of cases, statutes, and other authorities; extensive and thorough keyword indices; and detailed tables of contents at the beginning of each chapter. This new 15th edition includes all available regulatory and U.S. Supreme Court citations through May 22, 2016, and other federal case citations through April 2016.
California Civil Litigation and Discovery (Litigation by the Numbers—Substantive Companion) (Lawdable Press, 2016). This companion resource is designed to be used in conjunction with the popular Litigation by the Numbers: Procedural Guide (the Procedural Guide), used in most paralegal courses. While the Procedural Guide explains the procedural steps involved in a typical California civil lawsuit from the paralegal's perspective, the Substantive Companion contains explanations of the substantive issues behind those procedural steps. The authors have included information about billable hours, the US court systems, personal and subject matter jurisdiction, as well as practical guidance on interviewing clients and witnesses, drafting discovery plans, and much more. This 8th edition explains the complex concepts the litigation paralegal must master in a simple, straightforward manner. It is current through January, 2016. (CD Available at the Information Desk).
Environmental Law (Thomson Reuters, Volume 1 only, 2nd edition gradually replacing 1st). Volume one of the 2nd edition of the Thomson Reuters' Environmental Law hornbook is now available at the library. Environmental Law is a highly regarded and comprehensive guide to environmental statutes, court decisions, and administrative regulations governing air and water pollution, land management, toxic and hazardous wastes, and pesticides. The second edition has only been gradually replacing the first edition; as of 2016 only the first edition has been published.
Handling Subpoenas: Here's How and When to Do It (CEB Action Guide). A how-to action guide for attorneys wanting to subpoena testimony or records in pretrial discovery and at trial in California. Handling Subpoenas begins by providing definitions of subpoenas and deposition notices, then continues with detailed descriptions of how and why to use each process. It guides practitioners through the each step in the process, from the initial selection of the appropriate procedure through service, payment of witness fees, production of consumer and employment records, possible objections, and remedies for noncompliance.
West's California Code Forms, with Practice Commentaries. Family (Thomson/Reuters, 3rd edition). The third edition of West's California Code Forms, Family provides a comprehensive source of forms and information for use with the California Family Code. The forms are organized in the same order and with the same section numbers as related sections of the California Family Code. It is specifically designed to address the most common areas of concern to the California family law attorney. The comments and citations following many of the forms contain practical advice and suggestions to assist users and legal practitioners. This 3rd edition been updated to include all the changes to the California Family Code up to May, 2016.
Spring 2016
Legal Rights of Children 3d (Thomson/Reuters). In this up-to-date edition, you will find issues relating to children and the law including child custody and support, adoption and foster care, child labor, the affirmative needs of children for education and other societal benefits, their commission of status and criminal offenses and the juvenile justice system, and their special place in the laws relating to property, taxation, torts, and contracts.
Criminal Procedure (Thomson/Reuters 4th ed.). This seven-volume set analyzes the law governing all of the major steps in the criminal justice process, from investigation through post-appeal collateral attacks. Over a thousand pages longer than the previous edition, this treatise has been fully updated to incorporate the many recent cases decided by the U.S. Supreme Court that have further changed the character of the state and federal criminal justice systems, as well as to reflect the changes that have been brought about by legislative activity or by shifting trends in lower court cases.
Meeting Statutory Deadlines: During and After Litigation: Here's How and When to Do It (CEB Action Guide). This updated step-by-step guide covers deadlines both during litigation, such as filling proof of service, answering a complaint, conducting discovery, noticing motions, and after litigation, such as filing appeals and enforcing judgments.
The Solo and Small Firm Legal Technology Guide (ABA, 2016 ed.). Solo practitioners and small firm lawyers will particularly benefit from this guide's recommendations for finding the best technological tools to improve the operations and efficiency of their law practice. This concise all-in-one guide covers everything from selecting computers, servers, smartphones, legal software, and security products, to using social media and taking your firm paperless.
Fair Debt Collection (National Consumer Law Center, 8th ed.). Designed to help lawyers representing consumers who are victims of abusive debt collection practices, this comprehensive treatise covers the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act and common law, state statutory and other federal debt collection protections. It includes over 5,000 unique case summaries of reported and unreported FDCPA cases by category.
Appeals Procedures Manual (California Court Association, CD-ROM). Researched and prepared by the California Court Association, this helpful manual on CD-ROM covers civil, criminal, and small claims appeals procedures, with references to the California Rules of Court, the California Code of Civil Procedure, and the California Penal Code.
Winter 2016
Fragomen on Immigration Fundamentals: A Guide to Law and Practice (Practicing Law Institute, 5th ed.). This concise one-volume guide on the rules, policies, and procedures related to key areas of immigration law in the United States serves both as a refresher manual for less familiar areas of the law as well as a first-stop guide for those researching a complex legal issue.
Handling Civil Appeals: Here's How and When to Do It (CEB Action Guide). Attorneys considering appealing from a superior court or lower court judgment or order will want to read this step-by-step guide, which has been updated to incorporate recent cases, new Judicial Council forms, and recent changes to the California Rules of Court. Appendices now include detailed instructions for preparing and delivering oral argument, a new appeal checklist, and timelines with deadlines for handling civil appeals.
The Organized Lawyer (California Academic Press, 2nd ed.). This quick and easy-to-read guide offers fresh and useful tips to help even the most experienced attorneys improve their work spaces. Rather than providing a one-size-fits-all approach, this book will help you identify your particular organizational type and then provide guidelines to help you become and remain an organized lawyer.
How to Capture and Keep Clients: Marketing Strategies for Lawyers (ABA, 2nd ed.). Drawing on the experience of over 20 attorney contributors, this book offers numerous marketing strategies that have been put to use in real-life practices across the country.
The Business Guide to Law: Creating and Operating a Successful Law Firm (ABA).
Handling Civil Writs in the Courts of Appeal: Here's How and When to Do It (CEB Action Guide). Written primarily for the attorney representing the petitioner seeking a writ from the court of appeal to review a superior court order, this guide has been fully updated with statutory and rule of court changes and new case law developments.
Handling a Wrongful Termination Action: Here's How and When to Do It (CEB Action Guide). This up-to-date guide leads the plaintiff's attorney step-by-step through representation of a terminated employee, from case evaluation to post-trial motions.
Handling Unlawful Detainers: Here's How and When to Do It (CEB Action Guide). This Action Guide concisely explains how to determine if an unlawful detainer action is appropriate, details the process for compliance with various kinds of termination notice requirements, and outlines how to proceed from filing a complaint through levying on a writ of possession. It also includes the tenant's available strategies and defenses at each stage, and tactics available to the landlord on the tenant's bankruptcy.
Deposition Checklists and Strategies (James Pub., Softbound ed. replacing looseleaf). If you are preparing for a deposition, don't miss this comprehensive guide with full-length sample deposition outlines and extensive questions and answers for various areas of law, including products liability, medical malpractice, employment discrimination and termination, consumer protection, and breach of contract. Each chapter also contains a summary of the law and common defenses, practice tips and commentary, and related discovery forms including interrogatories, requests for admissions and requests for production.
December 2015
California Criminal Practice, Motions, Jury Instructions, and Sentencing (Thomson/Reuters, 4th ed.). A comprehensive three-volume set organized by the legal issues that counsel most commonly encounters in the defense of a criminal charge and the most prevalent factual scenarios that arise with those issues. Updates include all the recent changes in California's procedural and substantive criminal law and the current appellate case history.
The 2015 Amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure (Moore's Federal Practice pamphlet, LexisNexis). Get an insider's view of the development of the 2015 amendments, which are intended to encourage a quicker and less expensive discovery process by promoting active judicial case management and increased cooperation among the parties.
New California Laws (Supplement to LA and SF Daily Journal). A handy resource containing summaries of all new California laws for 2015, listed by bill number and divided by subject.
Patent Litigation (Practicing Law Institute, 3rd ed.). This book brings you the knowledge and expertise of more than 30 experienced patent litigators in one handy volume to guide you in every stage of litigation, from the initial investigation into the facts through the ultimate appellate court appearance. Updates include the most recent Supreme Court and Federal Circuit rulings on infringement of a method patent when more than one actor is involved in practicing the method steps, the application of 112(f), and the collection of royalties after a patent's expiration as patent misuse.
Handling Motions to Compel and Other Discovery Motions: Here's How and When to Do It (CEB Action Guide). This guide helps attorneys decide whether and when to make a discovery motion and provides step-by-step procedures for preparing, filing, and serving the moving papers. Motions covered include motions to compel discovery, motions for sanctions, protective orders and other special discovery.
Handling Postmortem Trust Administration: A Checklist: Here's How and When to Do It (CEB Action Guide). Step-by-step guide for administering a trust following the death of the settlor when no probate proceeding is anticipated. Topics include identifying all assets of the decedent and bringing trust assets under the control and management of the trustee, determining how to deal with nontrust assets, identifying all debts and liabilities, and distributing the remaining property to the trust beneficiaries or to proper subtrusts.
Handling Mold Litigation in California: Here's How and When to Do It (CEB Action Guide). In addition to covering the most important basics of mold litigation, this updated guide also offers information on the latest mold science studies; how to choose, retain, prepare, and cross-examine expert witnesses; and how to pursue or defend an insurance bad faith claim for denial of coverage.
Handling Depositions: Here's How and When to Do It (CEB Action Guide). This practical step-by-step guide will help you with your deposition, from noticing the deposition and preparing questions, to conducting the deposition, responding to objections, and using the deposition at trial.
Preparing for Trial: Here's How and When to Do It (CEB Action Guide). This handy guide will take you through each step you need to take to prepare for trial, from the initial case management conference, through discovery, arbitration, and exchange of expert witness information, to last-minute motions. See the appendices for trial and arbitration preparation checklists, sample trial preparation systems, advice for preparation of friendly witnesses, and current relevant Judicial Council forms.
Law Practice Management Collection—Fall 2015
Alternative Fees for Business Lawyers and Their Clients (ABA). This essential guide addresses how large firm, small firm, and solo lawyers can implement and evaluate alternative fee arrangements in transactional matters. Includes real case studies of business lawyers and firms successfully using alternative fee arrangements to deliver value to both the clients and the lawyers.
Alternative Fees for Litigators and Their Clients (ABA). With the increase in the use of non-hourly fee arrangements by lawyers and the demand for those arrangements by clients, this guide is a must-read for attorneys who want to know how to implement and evaluate alternative fee arrangements in litigation matters. This book will help you to: understand alternative fee structures, evaluate the potential financial gain (and risk) of using alternative fees, effectively price legal services, and successfully transition to alternative fee arrangements with sample letters, checklists, and forms.
Audits and Other Accountants' Services: A Handbook for Lawyers (ABA). This handbook provides a broad overview of the context of an audit, what and how an auditor tests, assuring the quality of an audit, what the auditor's report means, and other alternatives to audits offered by accounting professionals.
Coaching for Attorneys: Improving Productivity and Achieving Balance (ABA). Written by a highly respected business coach and experienced attorney, this practical guide is geared toward helping overworked and harried lawyers shape their practice in a way that is most fulfilling to each individual. The authors provide real-life examples and offer many tools, insights, and ideas for implementing sustainable change in your life.
Connecting with Your Client: Success through Improved Client Communications Techniques (ABA). With client satisfaction and cooperation becoming increasingly important to a lawyer's success, this practical guide explores the key communication tools and techniques essential for all lawyers to apply in their day-to-day legal practice to get new and repeat business.
Flying Solo: A Survival Guide for the Solo and Small Firm Lawyer (ABA). Whether you are thinking of going solo, are new to the solo life, or a seasoned practitioner, this comprehensive and practical guide will help you establish and maintain a successful solo law practice. Topics covered include choosing the right practice areas, creating a business plan and determining your fees, developing and executing a marketing plan, and gaining clients through social media.
The Good Lawyer, by Douglas O. Linder and Nancy Levit. Oxford University Press, 2014. K115 .L56 2014.
The Lawyer's Field Guide to Effective Business Development (ABA). This concise guide provides indispensable tools for both seasoned and young attorneys who are interested in winning and retaining long-term, profitable clients in an increasingly competitive and changing legal market.
The Lawyer's Ultimate Guide to Online Leads: Getting More Clients from the Web into Your Law Practice, Step-by-Step (Cartwright Publishing). This practical guide will help you successfully market your law practice online by explaining how to get more traffic to your website, how to get website visitors to make contact with you, and tips to close an online deal.
Lawyers as Leaders, by Deborah L. Rhode. Oxford University Press, 2013. KF298 .R46 2013.
Personal Branding in One Hour for Lawyers (ABA). Find out how to stand out from the competition by developing your own personal brand to get jobs, promotions, clients and referrals. Written by a personal branding expert and experienced attorney, this short guide will explain how attorneys can highlight their unique talents and abilities, manage their perceptions, and achieve greater success as a lawyer in the process.
Smart Marketing for the Small Firm Lawyer (ABA). Thinking about marketing your law practice but don't know where to begin? Author Kenneth Vercammen, a successful New Jersey trial attorney and lecturer for the ABA, not only tells you what to do, but shows you how to do it with an extensive appendix of ideas that have worked for him.
Storytelling for Lawyers, by Philip N. Meyer. Oxford University Press, 2014. K181 .M49 2014.
Succeeding as Outside Counsel (ABA). In this new legal environment where several alternatives exist to the traditional means for delivering legal services, the best lawyers pay attention to the customer service aspect of the lawyer-client relationship and the client's entire experience, rather than just getting them the right answer. In this book, you will learn how to understand the client's needs, add value as outside counsel, manage client expectations, improve the manner and substance of your communications with clients, and create a business development plan to attract new clients by addressing the needs of the clients.
Survival Guide to Implementing Effective Law Firm Management Strategies (ABA). With a special focus on small and mid-sized firms, this guide's five parts on culture, planning, partnerships, management, and finances, will provide you with the groundwork and policies to create a positive law firm environment and business success.
Tomorrow's Lawyers: An Introduction to Your Future, by Richard Susskind. Oxford University Press, 2013. K120 .S87 2013.
WordPress in One Hour for Lawyers: How to Create a Website for Your Law Firm (ABA). If you are a solo or small-firm lawyer and don't have a website, this short and easy-to-read book will help you get your website up and running quickly using WordPress, utilize search engine optimization techniques so people will be sure to find your site once you create it, and ensure that your site adheres to the ethical rules that lawyers must follow for marketing.
Summer 2015:
California Drunk Driving Law (James Publishing). The latest edition of the popular and comprehensive two-volume guide on California DUI law contains hundreds of creative decision-based defenses, several cutting-edge practice tips, and custom-drafted forms. From arrest to punishment, and additional charges to DMV hearings, this guide will appeal to both newer attorneys seeking a basic overview of the law to more experience attorneys looking for more detailed analysis on scientific issues and trial tips.
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Family Law (Thomson/Reuters). This fundamental guide is a good starting point for a broad overview of the legal aspects of marriage, divorce, adoption, custody, parentage, surrogacy, assisted reproduction, and other family law issues as they relate to lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender individuals.
Pro bono Service by In-House Counsel: Strategies and Perspectives (Practising Law Institute). An essential guide for in-house corporate counsel as to why pro bono services should be undertaken; how pro bono programs should be structured; examples of pro programs from various companies including American Express, Intel and Microsoft; lessons learned; and tips for service providers, lawyers and clients.
Miller's Standard Insurance Policies Annotated (West). A collection of almost 198,000 annotations to state and federal cases, which have interpreted 100 standard property and liability insurance policies and more than 1,000 endorsements. For each annotation, the text indicates whether the insured, insurer, or a third party prevailed on the coverage provisions. Annotations are arranged by policy and section number, jurisdiction, and date to enable a user to quickly locate caselaw analyzing a coverage provision. The handy "Miller's Index" includes thousands of references to each form by name, coverage provision, topic, word, or phrase. Online access to this guide via WestlawNext is available at the Law Library.
Federal Habeas Manual: A Guide to Federal Habeas Corpus Litigation (Thomson/Reuters). Practical habeas corpus litigation guide covering relevant topics such as jurisdiction, expansion of record, the Teague Rule, affirmative defenses, successive petitions, and the relationship between habeas corpus claims and § 1983 actions. The manual is organized in a way to help users quickly find answers to their habeas questions: controlling legal standards are identified, recent case examples illustrate how habeas doctrines are applied by the courts, and related legal doctrines and issues are cross-referenced. Online access to this guide via WestlawNext is available at the Law Library.
Internet Law and Practice (West). Written by more than three dozen attorneys, this comprehensive two-volume treatise covers all major practice areas relating to the Internet, including starting and managing an online business, intellectual property, free speech, and security. Online access to this treatise via WestlawNext is available at the Law Library.
Law of Professional and Amateur Sports (West). This comprehensive four-volume treatise covers traditional legal topics such as contracts, torts, and workers' compensation, as well as more sports-specific topics such as eligibility and disciplinary rules, and player-agent regulation. Each chapter has been written by an expert in the particular area of law, and includes relevant case law, practice-oriented insights and advice, and sample forms.
Fundamentals of Sports Law (West). A good overview of sports law in a readable and concise one-volume book. This practice-oriented guide emphasizes the areas of sports law that most frequently arise in the daily business routines of lawyers and sports professionals, such as torts and constitutional law. Online access to this guide via WestlawNext is available at the Law Library.
U.S. Citizenship and Naturalization Handbook (Thomson/Reuters). In this updated 2014-2015 edition, current naturalization procedures, forms, and recently enacted legislation are covered in-depth. Starting from the filing of the application, this comprehensive step-by-step guide will take you all the way through admission to citizenship. Online access to this guide via WestlawNext is available at the Law Library.
Legal Practice Implications of the U.S. National Health Care Plan: Overview and Analysis of the Affordable Care Act, Medicare and Medicaid (Thomson/Reuters). Designed to be a practical resource for attorneys whenever issues are raised about the Affordable Care Act, this book begins by examining how the ACA's implementation and development has evolved and affected individuals and organizations since 2010, and how the resulting reactions of these individuals and organizations have given rise to the legal practice issues of today. In addition to covering the legal practice implications of the ACA, the possible changes in Medicare and Medicaid are evaluated and responsive strategies are presented.
Handling a Probate: Here's How and When to Do It (CEB Action Guide). Step-by-step guide for handling a probate in California, from collecting estate assets to distributing the estate. Includes sample forms, Judicial Council Forms, and judge's perspectives. Online access to this guide via CEB OnLaw is available at the Law Library.
Nolo's Guide to Social Security Disability: Getting & Keeping Your Benefits (Nolo). This handy and easy-to-read guide will help you apply for, receive, and maintain Social Security disability benefits, or appeal a decision denying disability benefits. All forms and worksheets in this book can be downloaded via our catalog by following the link "Connect to forms…"
The California Landlord's Law Book: Evictions (Nolo). This step-by-step manual for California landlords takes you through the whole eviction process from preparing a notice to the tenant to collecting a money judgment after winning your unlawful detainer case. All forms in this book can be downloaded via our catalog by following the link "Connect to forms…"
Clearing a Path for the Unregistrables: Enforcement of Trademarks That Cannot Be Registered (Gilson on Trademarks). In this seventeenth article in a series written primarily for the Annual Meetings of the International Trademark Association, the author examines the interesting question of whether the Lanham Act provides protections for trademarks that were never registered, cannot be registered, or are no longer registered.
The Lawyer's Guide to Records Management and Retention (ABA). A must-read overview of records and information management for all lawyers, especially those with a solo or small practice. Fully revised and updated to reflect the realities of today's practice, this guide will help lawyers understand the practical and ethical reasons for adopting a workable strategy for records information management and information governance, devise solutions and strategies to manage a law office's records, and select the best software and electronic records management tools.
Spring 2015:
Social Security, Medicare & Government Pensions (Nolo). Useful guide designed to help you get the most out of the retirement and medical benefits to which you are entitled, including: Social Security (both retirement and disability based), Supplemental Security Income, veterans benefits, civil service benefits, Medicare, Medicaid, and Medigap insurance. Also available for free online through the Nolo Legal Information Reference Center.
Make Your Own Living Trust (Nolo). A handy do-it-yourself guide to help you create your own simple living trust that will avoid probate and transfer property after death. All the forms and worksheets you need to make a basic living trust and will are included in this book and can also be downloaded via our catalog by following the link "Connect to forms…"
How to Form Your Own California Corporation (Nolo). The first part of this guide will help you decide whether a corporation is right for you by explaining the laws and tax requirements, and the second part provides step-by-step instructions on how to incorporate your small business in California. All the articles, bylaws and other forms you need to incorporate are included in this book and can also be downloaded via our catalog by following the link "Connect to forms…"
Effective Direct & Cross Examination (CEB). A practical guide on effective witness examination by top trial attorney John W. Keker and the late William A. Brockett. Topics include: strategy and tactics, experts, depositions, examination of jurors, and mastering trial skills.
Fair Debt Collection (National Consumer Law Center). This comprehensive two-volume treatise covers the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, as well as other federal, state statutory, and tort remedies for debt collection claims. The appendices include thousands of unique case summaries of reported and unreported FDCPA cases by category; checklists for debt collection claims; and sample complaints, discovery and other litigation tools.
Consumer Class Actions (National Consumer Law Center). Nuts and bolts guide for handling consumer class actions, from pre-filing evaluation through distribution of class benefits. Includes sample pleadings and forms, as well as detailed analyses of the Class Action Fairness Act, state class action rules and case law.
Student Loan Law (National Consumer Law Center). This treatise focuses on assisting clients who are having trouble with repayment of federal student loans, and discusses in detail the primary cancellation, repayment, bankruptcy, and other options available to challenge government collections efforts and help borrowers get out of default. Also includes one chapter on private student loan debt, which has more limited options than federal loans.
Copyright Law: A Practitioner's Guide (Practicing Law Institute, 2nd ed.). Concise one-volume guide covering the fundamentals of copyright legislation, recent case law and the role of the Copyright Office. Includes topics such as ownership and transfer of copyrights, fair use, and criminal copyright infringement; and useful practice aids such as checklists, decision trees, and flowcharts.
Administering a Single-person Trust after Settlor's Death (CEB Action Guide). Step-by-step guide on how to administer a single-person trust after the death of the settlor from preparing for the first client meeting to preparing for the final distribution. Includes sample documents to illustrate the administrative system described in this guide. Online access to this guide via CEB OnLaw is available at the Law Library.
Handling Real Property Sales Transactions (CEB Action Guide). An essential guide for an attorney representing a buyer or seller of residential or commercial real estate on how to advise a client at each stage of the transaction, from hiring a broker through post-closing due diligence. Appendices include sample purchase agreement and other related documents. Online access to this guide via CEB OnLaw is available at the Law Library.
Chief: The Quest for Justice in California. Oral history of former Chief Justice Ronald George chronicling his extraordinary life and accomplishments during his 39-year career on the bench. Described in detail are some of his most famous cases, from the Hillside Strangler case to the California Supreme Court's 2008 landmark decision in In re Marriage Cases that opened the door for same-sex unions.


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Song selection can make or break an artist, especially in the world of jazz. Stick too much to the standards and you'll risk being seen as a hopeless traditionalist (not to mention comparisons to all the greats who've already recorded those songs). Venture into "jazzing-up" more contemporary numbers and purists may dismiss you for having a piano-bar repertoire (or, even worse, compare you to Celine Dion).
Jane Monheit's run into both problems in her short career. Ever since she first burst on the scene, placing as first runner-up at the 1998 Thelonious Monk Institute vocal competition (while still a student at the Manhattan School of Music), she's somehow been the It Girl of Jazz — and therefore the girl everyone else wanted to beat. (I swear, if I read another article comparing her to Diana Krall I will throw up – are there no other women singing jazz these days?)
I strongly suspect that Monheit's ripe, sultry good looks (call it the Babe Factor) have only made it worse. And because her natural vocal quality – a shimmering, supple sweetness – makes her accessible to a wider audience, she's had to contend with that dirty word: Crossover.
There's no question, though, that Monheit's dulcet tones are perfectly suited to the material she's chosen for her new CD Surrender. "I don't tend to go out looking for songs," Jane Monheit says. "But when a song comes to you, you know this is it — that you have to sing it.
"This album definitely has more of a concept," she adds. "It's all ballads and bossa nova, dating all the way back to the 1950s. A lot of them have been in my live show for a while, and I've been wanting to record them. It all just came together."
Most of the line-up on the album are her regular touring band – pianist Michael Kanan, guitarist Miles Okazaki, bassist Orlando Le Fleming, saxophonist Ari Ambrose, and drummer Rick Montalbano (who's also her husband) – supplemented by a platoon of strings to add romantic lushness. (I'm not a huge fan of lavish orchestrations like this, but I guess if you're going to record a track like "Moon River," not having strings is probably against the law in some states.) And with the focus on Brazilian or Brazilian-influenced numbers, it was also essential to bring in veteran Latin percussionist Paulinho Da Costa to crank the tropical humidity up a notch.
When Monheit speaks about it all "coming together," what she seems most excited about is that on Surrender she got a chance to work with legendary Latin musicians like Ivan Lins (on "Rio De Maio") and Sergio Mendes (on "So Many Stars"). "I'd actually recorded that song before [on Come Dream With Me]," Monheit explains, "but this time Sergio produced it, which was such a thrill. I just came into his studio in Malibu and did my vocal track, the rest was all his."
With the wonders of modern recording technology, Ivan Lins was able to add his hushed, honeyed vocals to "Rio De Maio" (one of his own compositions) without leaving Rio De Janeiro; similarly, from Brussels, Toots Theilemans laid down a plangent harmonica track to be inserted into the evocative "Caminhos Cruzados."
It seems an aptly-named album — Surrender — as if Monheit is hereby surrendering to her own predilection for Latin jazz, art songs, and vintage pop, rather than subscribing to the strict jazz canon. The juxtaposition of the Brazilian tracks with retro ballads was a cunning strategy. I particularly like the arrangement on Stevie Wonder's "Overjoyed" – who knew there was a languid bossa nova hiding inside that Motown song?
In this context, it's a bit startling not to hear a Latin beat on the title track, "Surrender" (written by Monheit's old vocal coach Peter Eldridge), but Monheit draws plenty of emotional heat out of this cabaret-like piece about a wife welcoming her man home at the end of a hectic workday. (Bring on the lacy black teddy and martini shaker.) Monheit also reinvents the Johnny Mandel classic "A Time For Love," taking a delicate, almost breathless approach that breathes new life into it.
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I wish this poem a good luck even if it is not in the comp.Well written.You have just read Eternal Magic I guess;)
nice peom, :D check out mine if u want.
That was really beautiful and eloquent as usual. You're a sophisticated poet with a very gentle heart, traits that are evident in all of your works that I have read so far. Of course the words "till", "ebb", "flow" and "forever" grabbed my attention right away. Again, quite lovely. A perfect love poem.
totally awesome is what i think. lovely clarity, carefully crafted, easy and smooth. it would be hard to top it in the contest, i think. too bad you didn't make it. you're getting better each time i come over here. so there.
Thanks so much for reading Bruce :) I'm really glad you liked this poem. I do feel a little better about missing the deadline after reading your commnet. Thanks again for such a nice and thoughtful comment;you saying I've gotten better really is a great boost for me??
Too bad you missed the contest, but this work stands alone as a great piece. Inspired and lovely! I think I will come back for more!
Marry me? Haha, that's what my instinct was after reading this poem. Hallujah, your poems are so bright, so sweet and seductive I could eat them. Okay, bare with this digression for a moment - when I was playing Uncharted 3, I actually wanted to jump into that world because the graphics were the best I've ever seen on a console - they were just so crisp, clean, colourful and incredibly detailed and immaculate. And this is how I felt when I read this poem (heck, when I read ALL of your poems). I just how subtle but yet profoundly powerful your sentences are. Majestic without being imposing.
A wonderful work of art. You're just an incredible poet. You leave me speechless at times.
Haha, wow that's a new one on me :) Thanks so much for reading! I'm really glad you could visualize the imagery and phases of this poem. It really makes me happy when my poems make the reader 'feel'. Thanks again for leaving such a kind an thoughtful comment, I really do appreciate it??
Most excellent poem Maij. It matters not that it missed the competition, your sharing it has brightened my heart!
It was great!
I liked it..this is very good..
our love is poetry in motion - wow I love that...
Oh a really sweet poem...
All the best Marty.
oh wow, so warm, beautiful indeed!!Sad it wasn't in the contest, truly a winner! I wrote, Always Roses, Always Music, I didn't win but it was so much fun. GREAT WORK, THE FIVE WORDS SHOW UP WONDERFULLY, PASSIONATELY!
so beautiful girl. i really wish i could care about someone like your words care about people!! ahh it just gives me the warm fuzzies, and a feeeling that even though i may not feel like this about anyone now that there's hope that i'll find someone who makes me think like this poem..did that make sense?? hehe~ :)
Anna :) Thanks so much for fulfilling my request; I'm so glad you liked this poem! And I understand completely what you mean, I write works like these in order to entertain and bring warmth to the hearts and minds of my readers. I feel like everyone should have at least one opportunity to feel even a smidge of what love is like and I always aim to emit those warm, fuzzy waves you seemed to get from this! Thanks again for the lovely comments girl??
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So, in my desire to be prepared for worst-case scenarios and knowing France (or is it just Paris) is notorious for train strikes, what would be recommended in this scenario. Leaving Bayeux on a Sunday morning to catch afternoon Eurostar for London. Let's say a strike affects our ability to take the train from Bayeux, or affects taking a train from St. Lazare gare to Gare du Nord. What would you do to get to Gare du Nord?
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It would be a metro strike that would stop you from using "rails" from the gare St. Lazare to the gare du Nord.
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Thanks...so strikes aren't an issue on regional trains? So in case of a metro strike, what do you think would be the best way to get from gare to gare?
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Taxi, but the traffic will be horrendous. I think that the possibility of a strike is vastly overrated anyway. If here is a train strike, it may mean that the Eurostar is not running. If it is, it might be better to rent a car in Bayeux and catch it in Calais rather than go to Paris, or take one of the cross-Channel ferries.
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Well you can go to nearby Oustreham or Cherbourg and catch fast ferries to the UK and go to London by train - I would do this in any case over taking a train to Pairs then the Eurostar - the ferry way is much cheaper and quicker probably - there is also an overnight boat service from Oustreham (the port of Caen).
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Train strikes aren't really that common and they aren't spread throughout the year. They tend to be around some event, usually a budget or law, it seems to me. Seems like a lot are in the Fall, at least that's my rough impression. They just had one, didn't they? (in Dec) They can affect both regional and major lines.
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Train and other strikes are usually broadcast well in advance. You would almost certainly have plenty of advance notice to figure out an alternative. Take this off your worry list.
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Not all trains are impacted. SNCF tells you which ones are still running:
The strike dates are known. You can also travel ahead of the strike date.
Your strategy to immediately connect to a Eurostar is risky in the first place irrespective of the strike. Equipment problems, track problems, etc, will all impact your trip to Paris outside of a strike.
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While I wouldn't call the ferries from Oustreham (Caen) or Cherbourg fast, most are around 5-6 hours, it might be worth a look. Try Brittany Ferries.
From Portsmouth you could get a fast train to London, in all, probably not much longer than doubling back to Paris for Eurostar.
As mentioned, Sunday does add the wrinkles of fewer trains, work on the lines, etc.
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Also note that the French almost never strike during THEIR vacation time - mid July through August. We once encountered a strike on the first Monday in Sept.
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While I wouldn't call the ferries from Oustreham (Caen) or Cherbourg fast, most are around 5-6 hours, it might be worth a look. Try Brittany Ferries.>
Yes Brittany ferries from Cherbourg take just 3 hours according to their web site. that is faster to me than taking a train to Paris - changing stations, checking in for Eurostar at least 30 minutes before train and then taking 2 hours to reach London.
Trains from Portsmouth, terminal for many ferries from Normandy go constantly and take about 90 minutes I think and all in all would be a cheaper and it seems quicker route.
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Takes awhile longer to get up to Cherbourg from Bayeux but yes there are faster ferries from there, my mistake.
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takes an hour by train to Cherbourg from Bayeux then the docks are a short walk from there (or taxi or bus) - about the same time as it would take to take a train to Caen then the bus or taxi the six miles or so to Oustreham - so either port is about the same time from Bayeux but Cherbourg would be more convenient as you don't need to change and can walk to the docks if packing light or with rolling luggage, etc.
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We faced a similar situation in 2010 during the time that the French were striking to protest increasing the retirement age from 60 to 62. We, too, were concerned about getting from Bayeux to Paris, as well as from Paris to Amsterdam. It turns out that, when it comes to strikes, the French are very considerate. The train unions are required by law to make known by 5 p.m. which specific trains will not operate the next day. So you can go, as we did, to the Bayeux train station after 5 p.m. the night before your train departs to see if it will be struck. If so, you can arrange to take another train. (In our case, our 8 a.m. train to Paris was canceled, so we took an earlier one.) Another possibility which I haven't seen mentioned is to either rent a car or take a taxi from Bayeux to Caen, about 15 miles from Bayeux. There are numerous trains from Caen to Paris, so you should be able to find one there as well. And, of course, you can rent a car in Bayeux or Caen and drive to Paris.
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The train unions are required by law to make known by 5 p.m. which specific trains will not operate the next day.>
That's what I though about the same year when planning on a Strasbourg to Paris train and asked about 8 pm the night before if any strike was forecast and I was assured "Non"
But lo and behold arriving at the station the next day for our presumed train to Paris there was a sign "Greve" at the station entrance detailing that some trains were on strike - turns out an SNCF conductor had been assaulted earlier that morning and a wildcat strike ensured.
So yes generally strikes are announced in advance but...
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Over the years our experience with greves in France has been that they are more likely to occur in an election year or to protest an announced policy change and close to the single day holidays, May 1 May 8 and WhitMonday when it falls in May, but that's just my cynical view point LOL
Lately we have experienced more transportation strikes in Italy than France. Deborah
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Already booked the Eurostar, so am tied to solutions that get us to the station. I lived on Paris inthe 80s and strikes were a regular occurrence. Not worried, stcirq, just like to know what I would do in case. Tom18, proof that it happens. Thanks for your story. StuDudley, do you know your family history? I come down from Thomas Dudley line, came to America in 1630.
Need to digest these responses. Will definitely check strike status ahead, for what it's worth. Thanks for your thoughts.
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Why not just arrange to go to Paris the day before your Eurostar train and spend the night there?
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Strikes have decreased by more than 50% since the 1980's. Considering the current unemployment rate, going on strike is considered to be quite risky except for civil servants. And since we have a Socialist president and legislature for at least 3 more years, people are less motivated to strike because even though most people are not happy with the government, very few people believe that the opposition would succeed better. Quite frankly, in terms of workers' rights, health coverage, retirement age, the 35-hour work week, etc. most of the working class is horrified by the suggestions of the opposition.
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Good info kerouac. My eyes were opened to the "joys" of socialism while living in France. I could easily get on a soapbox about that topic but will refrain. Palenq, several days in Paris preceeding Bayeux. I want that extra time in Bayeux.
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And the public is less likely I think to support a strike by SNCF workers who is my French friends and in-laws are representative of French at all are already considered overpaid and under worked - though this has changed I think in the past few years with concessions by the cheminots and other railway unions.
But I remember a joke that my French son once tole me - a popular joke:
Three kids each talking about what their papa did and what time he gets home for work
One says my papa works as a police man - he leaves for work at 8 am and gets off work at 5pm and is home by 6pm.
Another says my papa works as a floor manager at Carrefour - he leaves for work at 8 am, gets off work at 6 pm and is home by 7pm.
The third says "my papa works for the SNCF (French Railways) - he goes to work at 8 am and gets off work at 5pm and is home by 3 pm!"
So I think things have been tightened up but for years the SNCF workers were seen as yes paid a lot for little work - in fact when the 35 hour work week came in it was found that many SNCF workers only worked 32 hours or so a week!
Again things have probably changed but railway workers going on strike like kerouac says could mean no job at all.
That said my ex-wife flew home last summer and there was a train strike when she landed and it took her all day to get to her home in Orleans using the few trains that were running and she said there was another strike a few months ago.
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Quelle blague! J'aime les francais.
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Calories 3809 Calories from Fat 1904
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Saturated Fat 85.2 g426.1%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 453.4 mg151.1%
Sodium 2109 mg87.9%
Total Carbohydrates 423 g141.1%
Dietary Fiber 18.1 g72.2%
Sugars 243.4 g
Protein 67 g133.1%
Vitamin A 61.1% Vitamin C 0.6%
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Green Tomato Casserole
Total Time
Prep 10 mins
Cook 1 hr
This time of year if your from the south, tomatos everywhere!! A friend of mine from the Pilot Club shared this with me several years ago. It's great hot or cold.
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- 4 medium green tomatoes, sliced thin
- 1 teaspoon sugar
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1⁄2 teaspoon pepper
- 2 cups soft breadcrumbs
- 1 cup of shredded sharp cheddar cheese
- 1 tablespoon butter, soften
- Arrange one layer of tomatoes in the bottom of 1 ½ quart casserole.
- Sprinkle with sugar, salt and pepper 1/3 of bread crumbs and 1/3 cheese.
- Repeat layers twice omitting the cheese from the top.
- Dot butter over the bread crumbs on top.
- Cover and bake at 400 degrees for one hour.
- Add remaining cheese, bake uncovered until cheese melts.
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Yummy and there are so many ways to personalize this. I tried it with a mexican cheese mix and I sprinkled Emeril;s southwestern spice mix (google the recipe) on each layer. I have eaten almost half of the casserole myself!
If you like fried green tomatoes, you will really like this! I made this for a family get together and it was enjoyed by everyone who likes fried green tomatoes. an hour a 400 degrees might be a tiny bit too long, I covered it at 50 minutes because it was getting too brown I don't think I would change anything else. I put the leftovers on a sandwich the next day. YUM
I had to strip my tomato plants today since we're expecting our first frost tonight, and have lots & lots of green tomatoes. I wanted something easier than frying, and this fit the bill. Quite tasty, and so easy to put together! The only changes I made was to the seasoning-- less pepper, added some onion & garlic powder with some smoked paprika. I also used parmesan/romano blend in one of the cheese layers so I'd have enough cheddar for the top. I love the slight tartness baked with the buttery bread crumbs & cheese. Hubby hasn't tasted it yet, but I like this enough myself to make it again!


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Practices may start this coming week, but may not
start until the following week depending on coach
assignments and schedules. We are finalizing game
schedules and will post them here when they are done.
We STILL need several U8 coaches and at least one U14.
If you can help with this, please contact Blake
Crocker (firstname.lastname@example.com) or Kristin
Marschner (firstname.lastname@example.com) immediately so we can
get you certified and set up with a team!
Thank you all! It's going to be a great season of
Week's Update!
Our final coach training is this Saturday, August
27th, at SoccerZone in Oshtemo from 8am to Noon.
Please sign up through eAYSO, or send us an email!
Coaches who are trained and do not have their rosters
yet can pick them up there during this time.
Our Regional Store, located at the Drake Road Soccer
Complex, will be open August 30 and September 6th for
equipment purchases and pickup for coaches from
6-7:30PM each evening.
We are still looking for coaches in the following
divisions - U5(1 coach needed), U6(2), U8(6),
U8Girls(2), U12(2), U14(1). If you haven't heard from
your coach yet, they either still need training before
they can pick up a roster, or there isn't one assigned
yet! Please consider signing up for training on
Saturday if you are able to help!
We are getting close to kicking off a great season,
thank you for all your support!
Coach Training!
We have scheduled an additional coach training for
Saturday, August 27th, from 8am - 12pm at Soccer Zone
in Oshtemo. Please see our Facebook for more details.
We STILL desperately need more coaches! If you are
planning to stay for the games, there is a good chance
you have time to coach, and we will teach you
everything you need to know. Please let us know if you
have any interest in helping with this, and we will
get you to the right people.
all divisions are still open, if you haven't
registered your player yet, sign up today at
2016 Season Updates!
training tomorrow, August 13, begins at 8am at Soccer
Zone in Oshtemo. Please see our Facebook for more
details. The previously scheduled Referee training for
tomorrow has been cancelled due to a conflict with the
trainer's availability. You will be contacted with
more information about this separately.
We desperately need more coaches! Many of you have
already offered to assist and RSVPd for the training,
and we thank you for that! If you have given any
thought to coaching and have availability tomorrow
morning, please come to Soccer Zone for training. At
this point, we need approximately the following number
of coaches per division:
We may have additional coaching training later in the
month, but we have to secure a trainer. If you are
willing to consider coaching but cannot make it
tomorrow, please let me know and I will keep you on
the list to be contacted about subsequent training.
Also, if you are interested in coaching, you MUST go
to eayso.org and register as a volunteer.
For non-coaching parents, practices will begin the
week of August 29 - you will be contacted by your
coach prior to that with practices
days/times/locations. Games will start the week of
September 10. There is a great deal of support needed
on game days as well, please let us know if you are
interested in helping with field support, concessions,
etc., and we will put you in touch with the right
are planning to have the store open this month on
August 16th & August 18th from 6-8PM each day to
purchase gear.
Thank you so much your help in making this a great
season for our kids!
Registration is Going on Now!
it's not too late to register! This is the most
popular question this week, so we want to answer it
for everyone. We are in the process of confirming
coaches, forming teams, and of course seeking more
volunteers! If you are thinking about registering a
child and registering yourself to volunteer, you can
do it all at eAYSO.org!
our program is run entirely by volunteers, so whether
you have an hour a month or you want to offer a solid
40 hours per week of work, we want to hear from you!
Save the Date for 2016/2017 Coach Training!
you know already that you will be one of the
phenomenal coaches or referees making this season a
success, or if you are still just thinking about it,
please pencil in the following dates on your calendar:
Training - Saturday August 13
volunteer communication will be coming to you by email
in the coming week or two. However, if you have not
already filled out a volunteer application at eAYSO.com,
please do this as well, as it allows us to complete
the required background check!
always, please let us know of any questions or
concerns as we prepare for this season of soccer fun!
Registration Deadline for Fall 2016 Approaching;
Free Clinic with Kalamazoo FC!
AYSO Families and Friends-
registration began May 20th and has been a
great success! Take time this week to make sure you
enjoy the benefit too - your chance to save $25 per
registrant ends this Friday, July 1. Please go
to www.eayso.com, register, and pay online! The
registration flyer is here.
Please be advised that our coaches are still required
to have paper copies of your registration forms on the
field during play, but we will make it easy for you to
drop them off!
am excited to invite your players to a complimentary
soccer clinic with the Kalamazoo FC! New and veteran
players alike will enjoy an hour of drills and fun
provided by real Kalamazoo FC players! Parents will
also have the opportunity to drop off registration
forms and learn about volunteering!
are the important details:
When – Wednesday July 6th
Form Drop Off from 5:30-7:30PM,
Clinic from 6-7PM
– Drake Road Soccer Fields, 901 South Drake Road,
Kalamazoo, MI 49009
– No need to RSVP for form drop off, but please let us
know if you plan to participate in the clinic.
Need even
more soccer in your summer? Plan to attend Kalamazoo
FC's last regular
season game July 10th!
and Prayers with Jenn Johnson
Kalamazoo AYSO Families and Friends-
All of us here at AYSO 211 are shocked
at Tuesday night's crash involving a group of
bicyclists in Kalamazoo. The Registrar for AYSO
Region 211, Jennifer Johnson, was among those
riding and injured in the tragic event and
currently she is listed in fair condition.
Jennifer is a valuable member of our regional
board and we ask that the AYSO community keep
Jennifer and her family, along with all of those
affected by this tragedy, in their thoughts and
Registration for 2016/2017
Kalamazoo AYSO Families and
We have had a great Spring Season.
It is time to start registration for next
year - Fall 2016 / Spring 2017. We are
excited to announce complete online
registration is available. Please go to
www.eayso.com and register. The registration
flyer is here:
/2017 registration flyer
We are excited to announce that
online payments will be accepted this year-
we will continue to accept other forms of
payment as described in the flyer, but we
encourage everyone who is able to submit
their payment online. This will make
registrations and team assignments much more
efficient for everyone!
It is also time for the Board to
nominate volunteers for next year's season.
We need you! Please help us in supporting
our program. Ask Board members or staff
members what you can do to help and we will
find a place for you.
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Weather Policy
Unless lightning,
hurricane, or hail are present at game time, games
will not be cancelled. If games are cancelled,
Region 211 will notify families via our website and
local radio and television.
Game Status: As
Last Updated: December
12, 2016
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The Lion Park offers volunteers from all over the world the opportunity to experience Africa – all in one park. The unique ambience of plains game areas roamed by zebra, springbuck, blesbok and ostrich at your door step is only one motivation to volunteer at The Lion Park. The once in a lifetime opportunity to interact with cute lion cubs, giraffes, cheetah and many other animals will make your stay worthwhile and unforgettable.
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Author John Resig systematically covers today's JavaScript best practices: techniques that draw from multiple sources, are thoroughly object oriented, and let you use JavaScript in entirely new ways. Resig guides you in creating more reusable code, performing better testing and debugging, optimizing CSS interactions, working more efficiently with events and DHTML, and much more.
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Allianz SE, Europe's biggest insurer, will close down its German unit Allianz Bank by the end of June, laying off 450 people across the country.
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When it comes to public works or public safety, aesthetics seem to be disregarded. This I disgree with so long as true public safety is not compormised. In this case, it's PennDOT.
Paving with bricks is expensive, but many places think the ambience they create is worth it. Until recently, any pedestrian crossing South Broad Street in central Philadelphia would surely have noticed the handsome crosswalks, which were set off from the asphalt with interlocking Z-shaped bricks. The
brick was an extravagance, to be sure, where two white painted lines would do fine. But former mayor Ed Rendell, who had the brick installed several years ago, thought the crosswalks were worth the extra cost. They added an ambience that helped market the street's theaters and concert halls as the "Avenue of the Arts." Apparently, officials in Pennsylvania's Department of Transportation weren't so keen on them. PennDOT has its own name for South Broad--State Highway Route 611--and when it turned up on a list of roads to repave this July, maintenance crews saw the bricks not as an urban enhancement but as a maintenance nuisance. They ripped out the expensive bricks one crosswalk at a time until Rendell, who is now governor, found out and ordered the work to cease. It's not every day that a governor intervenes in a road-paving project, but then again, Philadelphia really loves its bricks. James Kise, the architect who designed South Broad's streetscape, called PennDOT's brick bumbling "an act of vandalism." PennDOT chief Allen
Biehler apologized for the department's aesthetic insensitivity and promised to rebuild the crosswalks as they were. The brickwork won't be done until the middle of September--at a cost of $280,000.
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The six-year BVM BVS with integrated BVMedSci including a Gateway Year course is newly designed to widen participation in veterinary medicine and surgery. This provides an opportunity to upskill capable students who might not otherwise consider entry to the profession. This course has been specifically developed for UK students who are studying science subjects but whose grades are not at the level required for direct entry into year one of the five-year BVM BVS programme, due to lack of opportunity or disadvantaging circumstances.
During the gateway year you will gain the relevant scientific knowledge required for the later years of the course. This fundamental scientific understanding will be set in the context of animal structure, function, health and husbandry. You will also develop animal handling and an appreciation of the role of animals in society.
Years two to six inclusive follow the programme of the five-year BVM BVS with integrated BVMedSci course.
Find out more about how you will learn and be assessed, including an example first-year timetable for the five-year course on our teaching website.
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A levels: grade B in biology (or human biology) and chemistry and grade C in a third subject (excluding general studies and critical thinking) at A2 level. Applicants are also required to pass the practical element of assessment in A level biology, chemistry and/or physics if assessed separately; minimum of five grade Bs at GCSE to include chemistry and biology (or double science), maths and English language.
Other information: This course is open to UK students only.
We do not consider graduate students for this programme. We will only consider applicants entering higher educations for the first time.
Students must fulfil at least three of the following criteria:
IELTS 7.5 (no less than 7.0 in any element)
GCSE/O level English language – minimum grade B
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Fluency and competence in English are essential for these courses and will also be assessed first-hand at interview.
Students who require extra support to meet the English language requirements for their academic course can attend a presessional course at the Centre for English Language Education (CELE) to prepare for their future studies. Students who pass at the required level can progress directly to their academic programme without needing to retake IELTS.
Please visit the CELE webpages for more information.
Access courses: we will consider applicants who have undertaken access courses on an individual basis. 60 credits overall with 45 credits at level 3, of which 15 credits must be distinction. The diploma must include Biology and Chemistry to level 3. Minimum of grades B maths and English language.
DMM at BTEC National Diploma (subjects considered on an individual basis) including a minimum of five grade Bs at GCSE to include chemistry, biology, physics (or dual science), maths and English language.
Scottish Advanced Highers: Minimum of five grade Bs at National 5, to include chemistry, biology, maths and English. Minimum of grades BBBBC at Higher level, with grade B in chemistry and biology. Minimum of grades BB in Advanced Highers to include Chemistry and Biology.
For a full list of entry requirements terms and conditions please visit the school website.
Students with disabilties - the Veterinary Surgeons Act 1966 requires that veterinary surgeons are able to give at least basic and emergency treatment to all common domestic species. Students with any disability should contact the school for advice before applying.
Students with criminal convictions - All students are required during the admissions process to disclose any criminal convictions. We undertake not to discriminate unfairly against conviction or other information revealed.
The modules we offer are inspired by the research interests of our staff and as a result may change for reasons of, for example, research developments or legislation changes. The above list is a sample of typical modules we offer, not a definitive list.
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First formed in 1916 as a result of the 1904 Welsh revival, the Apostolic Church is a Trinitarian, Pentecostal denomination with a strong commitment to mission. We have established Apostolic movements in over 90 countries, many of whom are self-governing.
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...over one hundred thousand people were converted. Many of them called themselves the "Children of the Revival.". One such group held meetings in a house in Penygroes, Llanelli, U.K. In February 1910 they opened a building called 'The Evangelical Church', Penygroes. During the Revival some had experienced speaking in tongues and prophecy. In the new church these manifestations of the gifts of the Holy Spirit began to be heard more frequently. A miner Mr. D.P. Williams (1882-1947) began to attend some of the services. He had been converted in the Revival on 25 December 1904 when Mr. Evan Roberts, the Revivalist, laid his hands on him. He became a well known preacher in the Independent (Congregational) chapels in and around Penygroes and was baptised in the Holy Spirit in 1909.
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