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I received a nice rejection letter today for a paper I submitted to a conference. In my career, I know there will be many, many more rejections to go along with the acceptances. This rejection even came with very helpful feedback about what I needed to do differently. All in all, it's the best kind of rejection one could get since it stood a chance of leading me to a better result.
But, at the same time, it still felt really crummy. Deep down I know that the reviewers of this journal have incredibly high standards and that lots of people vie for a limited amount of space. There must be winners and losers. But the feedback gives me the opportunity to regroup, improve and perhaps resubmit my work and get accepted next time (or the time after that…)
At the same time, I've been working with a team to implement peer reviews. One member of the team called the reviews a hazing, like it was some rite of passage and when you'd gotten through a few you'd be in the club and not have to do it anymore. Not so. Peer reviews aren't like hazings, because they never end. The reality is that members of this team (and any team who regularly does serious reviews) will be subjected to endless rejections. No matter how many times it happens, it's going to feel not great.
Should we stop doing it? Should the journal simply accept any paper submitted to avoid hurting the authors' feelings? No, of course not. Should we stop doing reviews simply because it may result in someone having to rework their analysis, design or code? Again, of course not.
Being rejected is unpleasant, and I doubt giving it some euphemism like "deferred success" is going to fix that. We shouldn't give up on having high standards for our work simply because being the recipient of bad news feels, well, bad. Nor should we give it up because delivering bad news is uncomfortable.
At some point, we have to learn to live with being rejected. I don't think we'll ever like being rejected unless of course, failure was consciously or unconsciously our plan all along. But we can learn to accept it as a natural course towards improving our work and ultimately being able to be proud of the quality of the result we created.

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My boyfriend and I found an abused pit bull in a box outside our apartment building about a year ago. We decided to keep him and overall he is good, just very active. Recently I have noticed that when he sees other dogs he starts to whine and once he gets approach or he approaches them, he jumps back.
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Even a pit bull can be a whussy! Some of the biggest dogs I know are nothing more than gentle, giant, slobber factories, and my Aunt's Teacup Dashhound is a bully. Sounds like he needs to be socialized. I would set up some play appointments with the locals, and make the time all about him and his new friends.
Bully breeds can be the big macho fighters but most of the time they are what they have always been - man's best friend. I'd guess anxiety as well, and learn to watch the ears and tail. They tell you more than anything! Find a small group dog training class while remembering dogs on leash often feel they have no options and they have to protect you.
Sounds like the poor guy was maybe used in fighting which would cause the fear of other dogs and strange people. He will needs lots of TLC.
When he whines, is he wagging his tail? Usually, if they're wagging their tail, they want to play. If his tail is tucked, he's afraid of other dogs. That could have been caused by the abuse. If he is wagging his tail, it sounds like he wants to play but is afraid of the other dogs. A slow introduction with a very friendly (non-dominering dog) may help. Just go slow. Don't push him to be around several dogs at one time.
Sounds silly, but talk to him . A lot. He won't understand you, but it seems to help calm pooches.
Your dog needs TONS of exercise. You should run with him daily or at least do 2 long, brisk walks where your heart rate elevates to help burn off some of his energy.
Second, it seems more like he is lonely but poorly socialized and uncertain of how to behave around other dogs.
Exercise really is #1 for curing most animal behaviour problems. Discipline and good training with positive reinforcement of good behaviours (reward him when he sees other dogs but before he has a chance to back away) and consistently begin making the sight of other dogs a really good thing for him.
Keep up with the exercise and training and you'll be in dog parks before you know it.
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Men and women from ages 8 years and up play wheelchair basketball. There are more than 200 wheelchair basketball teams throughout the United States and Canada.
Wheelchair basketball has given many players an opportunity to show their athletic skills in completive situations.
Twenty-seven-year-old Jaime Baltazar is practicing with some local players at Chicago State University. His life changed 10 years ago.
"I was in senior year of high school and I actually was in the wrong place at the wrong time. I lived in a pretty precarious neighborhood and I got shot," Jaime said. "I got shot, and basically, I have a spinal cord injury and the bullet is still in my back. That' s the reason why I can't walk."
After becoming disabled, Jaime thought his life was over, until he started playing wheelchair sports.
"I was always active. I played basketball, cross-country, track, football, so that was the most devastating part about it, because I really wanted to play sports. I never knew about wheelchair basketball or any other sport," said Jaime.
He currently plays for the University of Illinois wheelchair basketball team.
"I was always a good street ball player. I never really played it organized, and now that I have a really good coach at U of I, I understand the game a lot better, and it's more organized and it's more of a team sport; they utilize each other. It's a lot of talking, communication, leadership, so it encompasses a lot of the aspects that you have to put together to actually be successful as a team," Jaime said.
Wheelchair basketball rules are very similar to able-bodied basketball, though there are some specific issues, says former wheelchair basketball player and referee Larry Labiak.
"A chair is considered a part of the player for in bounds and out of bounds, so if any part of your chair touches the bounds area, the player is out of bounds," said Labiak. "Players cannot lift their rump or behind off the seat of the chair at anytime to gain or maintain possession of the ball. If they do, it's called a physical advantage foul."
Wheelchair sports gives children with physical disabilities a chance to be part of a team.
"It's so important for younger kids to see there elder peers and understand that they too can get a good education, and go to college, and have a chance to play sports in college," said Labiak. "It's not just role modeling that's good for people with disabilities, its just role modeling that's good for all of us."
Several years ago, Jaime tried out for the USA Paralympics wheelchair basketball team.
"They didn't want to change the face of the team too much so they didn't really want to cut a veteran guy for a younger guy who may not have the same experience, so they just keep a lot of their veterans, but from what I heard, they said that I should come back and try out again," said Jaime.
Jaime is majoring in recreation sports and tourism at University of Illinois in Champaign. For more information on wheelchair basketball, visit the Wheelchair Sports and Social Club web site (www.mdwssc.org) and the Disability Resource and Education Services UIUC web site (www.disability.uiuc.edu).


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Kids: So this break... is a break-up.
Mom: Come on kids. You know this isn't easy for me.
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That's how it went in my head.
Tonight I am throwing a little end of summer bash for the boy child. He's heading back to his father's house tomorrow and I thought a little party for him and his friends would be a great way to wrap up his visit. Plus it would buy me some cool points. I have had the kids on my own for almost 12 years now so I've never really had the chance to be Weekend Mom or Fun Mom.
My requests this morning were pretty simple. "Please get all of your crap out of the living room. Pack the remaining items you want to take back to your dad's house so we can put them in the car for tomorrow. Text me a grocery list of food items you want for the party." I said. The response, "Some of this stuff isn't mine. I am not picking up Alex's stuff just because she's at work. Do I need to pack stuff? Can't we just put it in the car?"
I sat at my desk and thought about how to explain to the kid that tomorrow when he leaves... I'm going to be left with random funky smelling sweat socks, pizza crusts, empty soda cans, spills no one will mention until it eats the varnish off the floor, etc. and he will be long gone, leaving his sister and I to pick up the pieces. No mention of the destruction that I am sure will happen to his room between now and 9:30 AM tomorrow.
A quick text to my daughter yielded much the same reaction. "I've picked up MY stuff."
That's when it hit me. We're not really working toward fixing our family relationship. We talk about it all the time, but we don't seem to care if it ever gets fixed. It's like we're all three waiting for the next best thing. I made up my mind, picked up my cell and dialed the house phone to tell my kids, "I think we need to see other families. Just a break. Not a break up."
Apparently only one of my kids thinks I'm funny and even she said... "Yeah it's funny, but that's a long way to go for a joke Mom."
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Obama has chance to reset U.S.-Israeli priorities
by STEVE HUNTLEY
Chicago Sun-Times - July 6, 2010
Today's meeting between President Obama and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu offers a chance to patch up a relationship damaged by the White House's initial inept foray into the complex tangle of Middle East diplomacy.
By seeming to fault Israel as the impediment to progress toward peace, the administration inadvertently signaled a lack of resolve in support of the Jewish state. That was seized on by hostile Arab states, Holocaust-denying Iran and Israel-phobic forces in Europe as an excuse for an eruption of virulent Israel bashing.
The issue boiled over in March over one level of approval in a long bureaucratic process for new housing in Jerusalem. It provoked a vocal U.S. rebuke, though Netanyahu had taken the unprecedented step of freezing settlement construction for 10 months in a show of good will to Obama. The resulting anti-Israel campaign culminated in May's so-called "peace flotilla" carrying provocateurs who initiated violence against Israeli soldiers.
Since Obama's last unfortunate meeting with Netanyahu -- when this leader of an allied nation was treated like a pariah -- the president has met with President Mahmoud Abbas of the Palestinian Authority. Unlike Netanyahu, Abbas imposes pre-conditions for direct negotiations and agrees only to "proximity" talks. Netanyahu offers to go to Abbas' headquarters in Ramallah for negotiations. Abbas says no to direct talks unless Israel agrees to retreat to indefensible "1967 borders," a position long abandoned in reasonable proposals for a two-state solution.
To his credit, Obama brought up the issue of anti-Israeli incitement in Palestinian society. Abbas responded that "we're not doing that." The Palestinian Media Watch, which monitors newspapers, broadcasts and teaching in the West Bank and Gaza Strip, produced an extensive, detailed account of Israel hate emanating from areas controlled by Abbas.
You might think that Abbas would have taken Obama's admonition as evidence he needed to do something about the incitement. But that hasn't been the case, as demonstrated by several egregious examples since his early June visit to Washington.
On June 21, Palestinian Authority TV rebroadcast a show claiming prominent Israeli cities such as Jaffa, Haifa and Tiberias are Palestinian. Another PA-TV program described Israeli soldiers as "wild animals" and said, "The Jews are our enemies."
In late June, a PA-TV game show, "The Stars," solicited answers describing "Palestine" as including all of Israel. In a June 25 sermon, the Palestinian Authority-appointed Mufti, an interpreter of religious law, claimed the al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem is threatened by "the enemies of Allah," a term used for Jews.
You wouldn't know from this ugly propaganda that an encouraging economic revival, aided and abetted by Israel, is under way in the West Bank. Its economy has grown by 8 percent with new buildings rising, tourism increasing and unemployment declining. Israel has taken down 150 roadblocks and 27 checkpoints, leaving only 14 checkpoints. The Jewish state has directed more than $200 million for economic, transportation and housing projects for Palestinians and Bedouins.
Such progress stands in contrast to conditions in Gaza, run by Hamas terrorists. Even so, no humanitarian crisis exists there, as claimed by Israel's foes. Still, Israel is easing the blockade it maintains with Egypt to keep arms from Hamas. The number of daily supply trucks entering Gaza is up 50 percent and rising.
Netanyahu should come to today's meeting willing to do his part to repair relations with Obama. The most productive thing Obama could do to advance the cause of peace would be to highlight the Israeli measures aiding the Palestinian economy and back Netanyahu's appeal for direct talks. He should urge Abbas to join such talks and to prepare his people for peace by once and for all ending anti-Israel incitement in Palestinian media and schools.


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As word-of-mouth public relations is of the maximum worth for Brookeville restaurants, it is essential that your customer service should always be conscientious, swift and civil!
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Over the past two decades, Steve Starkey has built a professional career in community service. In 2006 he began using that experience to steer OutReach as it's Executive Director.
Interest group: OutReach LGBT Community Center
Older LGBT community members are forcing the health care system to better serve their unique needs.
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As the reality of creating our own families increases, so do the paths we take to get there. The Law Center for Children and Families reports on a variety of options and success stories.
After surviving years of declining health and a double transplant, OutReach's Development Director Nikki Baumblatt looks back at the woman who cared for her, loved her, and stayed next to her through it as she tries to say: I Love You.
Diverse and Resilient partners with OutReach on "Room to Breathe," a solution to help us stop smoking. Amber Ault reports.
The past 50 years in a civil rights movement through the eyes and perspective of a Madison native by Brian Powers.
Jane Boyd, Outreach's 2009 Susan Green Woman of the Year, receives due honors her role in forming and maintaining Lizards, a social group for "older" lesbians.
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I have thinning hair, and heard rosemary was good for hair growth. I'm worried about eating too much because of the side effects. Thanks.
What amount of dried rosemary is safe for consumption per day?
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BLACK MAGIC SANCTION by Kim Harrison [Review]
This review is for the eighth book in The Hollows series, so it contains spoilers for books 1-7. If you haven't read this series yet, start with the first book, Dead Witch Walking.
Publisher's summary of Black Magic Sanction:
Rachel Morgan has fought and hunted vampires, werewolves, banshees, demons, and other supernatural dangers as both witch and bounty hunter—and lived to tell the tale. But she's never faced off against her own kind . . . until now. Denounced and shunned for dealing with demons and black magic, her best hope is life imprisonment—at worst, a forced lobotomy and genetic slavery. Only her enemies are strong enough to help her win her freedom, but trust comes hard when it hinges on the unscrupulous tycoon Trent Kalamack, the demon Algaliarept, and an ex-boyfriend turned thief.
It takes a witch to catch a witch, but survival bears a heavy price.
I've been slowly working my way through Kim Harrison's The Hollows (Rachel Morgan) series, and I'm finally caught up through book number eight. Just in time too, since the ninth book, Pale Demon, will be out in February. I absolutely love this series and I thought Black Magic Sanction lived up to previous books. There's non-stop action, and series regulars like Trent, Al, and Nick ("crap for brains") return. We also learn more about the pixies, which is fascinating, despite some heartbreaking circumstances. Rachel's life is messy and she sometimes makes decisions I find frustrating, but I continue to love reading about her and awesome group of friends.
So if you've read Black Magic Sanction, I'd love to know your predictions for Pale Demon. What do you think will happen at the witches convention? Any thoughts on Pierce? I really like the ghost and think he's a good match for Rachel (I know not everyone feels that way). Let me know what you think in the comments.
Quotes from Black Magic Sanction:
Lee: "You try getting through the Hollows traffic with a stoned redhead hanging out the window shouting, "I'm king of the world!"
Jenks: "Tears could not be equal if I wept diamonds from the skies."
Rachel: "I was cold, hungry, and in a hole in the ground. But at least I had my elven porn, damn it!"
Rating: 5 out of 5 Stars | Publisher: Eos | Pages: 496 | Source: Purchased | Buy on Amazon
Follow me on Twitter @kristendaemons


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CEDARE was established in 1992 as an international inter-governmental organization with diplomatic status, in response to a call for a regional centre of excellence, and upon the initiative of the Arab Republic of Egypt, the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the Arab Fund for Economic and Social Development (AFESD). CEDARE works best as a "force multiplier". Its mission is to provide leadership and advocate sound governance for environmental protection, through building human resources and institutional capacity, advancing applied research and environmentally friendly technologies and acting as a catalyst to enhance collaborative action.
CEDARE has currently being selected by the League of Arab states to be a member of the steering committee of the Arab Region Round table for Sustainable consumption and production. Within the framework of the steering committee, CEDARE is cooperating in developing the Arab Region Green Economy Initiative. In addition, CEDARE is also member of the Steering Committee of the Horizon 2020 initiative for de-pollution of the Mediterranean region.
CEDARE's Board of Trustees combines members from the Arab and Mediterranean region, as well as Europe (Spain and Germany). This has enabled CEDARE to establish solid partnerships with several international and regional organizations. A number of reputable national, regional, and international institutions selected CEDARE to cooperate in the implementation of their activities; at the international, regional and national level.


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How to get to AgazzanoFly in to Milan (LIN-Linate), 35.8 mi (57.6 km) from downtown Agazzano. Parma (PMF) is the next closest major airport, 40.2 mi (64.8 km) away.
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Discussion in 'Acekard' started by cojobe, Sep 3, 2010.
Is there anyway to unbrick an acekard 2i WITHOUT another card?? like special software? ANYTHING!
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By unbrick, you mean making it work with 1.4 firmware right?
If you bricked it, the only thing you can do is start the updater via another card on a DS or DSi below 1.4 fw. Other than that, you are out of luck and need to buy another card.
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Apartment Ovenecka
Apartment reconstruction Prague / Czech Rep. / 2017
Architect: SMLXL / Klára Valová, Eva Mohylová /
Contact email, website: firstname.lastname@example.com, www.smlxl.cz
Address: Ovenecká, Praha 7, Czech Republic
Project: 2015
Realization: 09/2017
Area: 105m2
Photo: BoysPlayNice www.boysplaynice.com
The apartment is located in a new renovated apartment building near Letna Square in Prague 7. We have modified the layout proposed by the developer to meet the requirements of a young couple.
The residential apartment with a small balcony has an area of 98 m2. Belonging to it is also a private parking spot with a parking machine.
The apartment was sold by the developer in a shell and core state, ideal for design and the implementation itself. Still, we did not avoid construction modifications resulting from the newly proposed layout - electrical wiring, modifications and changes in the positions of the building holes, water distribution and waste outlet, or new plasterboard ceiling.
We wanted to partially revive the original character of the apartment, which was now represented only with clad windows. That is why we have chosen customized casing door that has been raised compared to the original proposal. The flooring in the living rooms is wooden and the chosen parquet flooring, atypically larger in size, is arranged in French style. The intention was to combine these original elements with industrial and colour details. The unifying line of the apartment is blue colour, used for example in the paint on the living room brick wall, on the sofa, in the blue mosaic in the bathroom around the bathtub, but also on the doors leading to the private bathroom from the bedroom. The industrial elements are then repeated in metal which is used in various forms, such as a sliding door separating the entrance from the living space, a rebar library, or the metal behind the kitchen unit. We also put great emphasis on the choice of heating - cast iron bodies supplemented with retro black valves.
The interior matches as a whole, including selected accessories and decorations.
The black floor pavement in the lobby optically divides the entrance to the apartment from the living area. A custom-made sliding steel mirror hides the electric switchboard. In front of it is a small concrete chair.
The black box, passing from the entrance hall to the main living room, works as a storage for shoes and coats, and it also hides all the kitchen appliances. There is an ebonized plywood in combination with sheet-metal coloured doors used. The plywood itself is irregularly stacked.
The lower section of the kitchen is in white lacquer in combination with steel sheets left in their natural colour after hot rolling. The metal is used in atypical jacketing of the island range hood, on the doors under the sink and behind the kitchen unit. The kitchen worktop is a combination of white and black Corian. The dining table is part of the island and is made of stained solid oak. Individual oak planks are interconnected by rebars.
Wardrobes in the bedroom are also custom-made and have an atypically milled door. The ropes are used as handles in the entire apartment. The interconnection of the bathroom with the bedroom with fixed glazing was the client's wish that we were happy to fulfil. A distinctive feature is also the Hastens bed which we have added to custom-made plywood bedhead and loose bedside tables.
The bathrooms are minimalist. In the larger one, a mosaic around the tub is used, joined with a concrete waterproof screed. The furniture here is from stained solid wood.
The second bathroom is a combination of grey paving and concrete-like tiling combined with white waterproof paint. Steel appears here as well, on the shower glass frame and the mirror frame. The choice of lighting is also industrial, not only for the washbasins but also in the rest of the apartment.
light - bathroom - Buster and Punch - Monobrand
light - above the mirror, bathtub - NeonLuz - Lightworks
light - by the bed - Radon - Lightworks
lamp - living room - Flos
plaster - bathroom with bathtub - Němec, Luxury surfaces
blue sofa - Boconcept
coffee table - living room - Menu
workdesk chair - Engelbrechts
dining table chair - DKW, Vitra
tiling + mosaic in the bathrooms - Archtiles
Architect: SMLXL / Klára Valová, Eva Mohylová / Contact email, website: firstname.lastname@example.com, www.smlxl.cz Address: Ovenecká, Praha 7, Czech Republic Project: 2015 Realization: 09/2017 Area: 105m2 Photo: BoysPlayNice www.boysplaynice.com The apartment is located in a new renovated apartment building near Letna Square in Prague 7. We have modified the layout proposed by the developer to meet the requirements of a young couple. The residential apartment with...
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Dr Dario Bauso
Reader in Automatic Control and Systems Engineering
Dr Dario Bauso
Department of Automatic Control and Systems Engineering
University of Sheffield
Tel: (+44) (0)114 222 5232
Fax: (+44) (0)114 222 5683
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Website: https://sites.google.com/site/bausod/
I received the Laurea degree in Aeronautical Engineering in 2000 and the Ph.D. degree in Automatic Control and System Theory in 2004 from the University of Palermo, Italy. Since 2015 I have been with the Department of Automatic Control and Systems Engineering, The University of Sheffield (UK), where I am currently Reader in Control and Systems Engineering. Since 2005 I have also been with the Dipartimento di Ingegneria Chimica, Gestionale, Informatica, Meccanica, University of Palermo (Italy), where I am currently Associate Professor of Operations Research. From 2012 to 2014 I was also Research Fellow at the Department of Mathematics, University of Trento (Italy).
I have been academic visitor in several universities. From October 2001 to June 2002, I was a Visiting Scholar at the Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Department, University of California, Los Angeles (USA). In 2010 I was short-term visiting scholar at the Department of Automatic Control of Lund University (Sweden) and at the Laboratory of Information and Decision Systems of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (USA). In 2013 I was visiting lecturer at the Department of Engineering Science, University of Oxford (UK) and at the Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering of Imperial College London (UK).
My research interests are in the field of Optimization, Optimal and Distributed Control, and Game Theory. Since 2010 I am member of the Conference Editorial Board of the IEEE Control Systems Society. I am Associate Editor of Dynamic Games and Applications since 2011, and of IEEE Transactions on Automatic Control since 2013. I have also been general chair of the 6th Spain, Italy, and Netherlands Meeting on Game Theory (SING 6).
I have been teaching Operational Research in undergraduate degree programmes in Management Engineering, Computer Science, and in a postgraduate degree program in Civil Engineering (including structural optimization and truss topology design optimisation) at the University of Palermo since 2004.
I have taught Game Theory with Engineering Applications at the Department of Engineering Science at Oxford University during my sabbatical and then also at the Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering at Imperial College in 2013. The course has been attended by PhD students in Control, Robotics, Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence, Computer Science. Still in 2013, I have also given a PhD course on Game Theory at the Department of Mathematics, University of Trento.
In 2013 I have taught a course in Operational Research in undergraduate degree programmes in Production and Logistics, and Mechanical and Industrial Engineering at the University of Bozen.
Research interests
My main research interests are in the field of control and optimization and game theory in multi-agent
systems. In particular: consensus; social networks; mean-field games in engineering, economics,
and social sciences; robust control of production/distribution/transportation networks; cooperative and
noncooperative game theory. Feel free to browse my personal website (https://sites.google.com/site/bausod/research-interests) for more details and PhD projects opportunities.
PRIN 2010-2011 (Italian National Grant), Robust decisions in markets and organizations, 2013-2016, 404K EUR
PRIN 2007 (Italian National Grant), Decisional models for design and management of inter-operability logistic networks, 2007-2009, 150K EUR
F.R.A.S.I. (Sicilian Regional Project), Regional training network on service-oriented distributed platforms, 2007-2009, 1.132K EUR
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Record Type: RIE
Publication Date: 1984-Apr
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Activity, Essentials, and Excellence: Language Arts 2000.
Furner, Beatrice A.
Projections concerning the nature of schooling in the 21st century are replete with images of schooling at home via electronic media. Educational goals suggested by theorists include (1) using language and other symbol systems to think and communicate effectively with diverse peoples; (2) developing skills of lifelong learning; (3) acquiring a broad, interdisciplinary general education; (4) developing the ability to solve complex problems by analyzing and synthesizing information, thinking critically, making decisions, implementing plans, and accepting consequences; (5) developing the ability to cope with change; (6) learning to understand and use technology; (7) developing a futures perspective and a value system that includes concern for planetary survival; (8) developing skills in group processes and concern for social problems through constructive participation in decision-making; (9) developing the ability to respond and express oneself aesthetically; and (10) developing skills and interests for use of leisure time. A close examination of these goals reveals their similarity to the statements on the essentials of education. Excellence in the English language arts programs for the year 2000 can be achieved by combining and blending these goals and essentials in a classroom where the students are actively and personally involved in learning. (HOD)
Publication Type: Opinion Papers; Speeches/Meeting Papers
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Language: English
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Note: Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the National Council of Teachers of English Spring Conference (3rd, Columbus, OH, April 12-14, 1984).


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Essex Junior Cup – Result – Penalty Shoot-Out defeat for Wormingford Wanderers FC
MAY & BAKER EASTBROOK COMMUNITY FC RESERVES: 1. (1). (4 pens)
WORMINGFORD WANDERERS FC: 1. (1). (3 pens)
Date: Wednesday 05th April 2017. Venue: Bowers & Pitsea FC
With some local interest in this game, Wormingford Wanderers FC, playing in their first County Cup Final against May & Baker Eastbrook Community FC Reserves, I travelled to Pitsea & Bowers FC with Mick Willmore, ESBFL Registration Secretary, to watch this final, and after touring the local housing estate we eventually found the ground tucked away at the back.
Wormingford with designs on promotion to the ESBFL Premier Division had beaten: Little Oakley FC Reserves (3-0)., Brightlingsea Regent FC "A (3-1)., Old Southendian FC Reserves (3-0)., Manford Way FC Reserves (5-1)., Flitch United FC (7-1) and Old Chelmsfordians FC Reserves (5-1) to reach this cup final.
May & Baker had beaten: Chingford Athletic FC (3-1)., Canning Town FC Reserves (3-0)., Athletic Corinthians FC (10-0)., Southend Sports FC (6-0)., Railway Academicals FC (4-1 aet) and Tiptree Heath FC (2-0) to reach this final and had only lost one league game all season.
Being a County Cup Final there were four officials appointed by ECFA, the ESBFL were proud to see local referee Lewis Farthing in the middle assisted by Jamie Wood and Tom Johnson with Alphie Ibrahim acting as fourth official.
Wormingford kicked off and one hoped that last weekend's exhaustive extra-time defeat at Hatfield Peverel was not going to affect their play given that they were also without key midfielder Norfolk and long term injured player, Whybrow (L). The pitch looked huge under the floodlights which also seemed less bright on the far side making the two corners look darker than elsewhere, no matter, both teams set about this final tie with plenty of energy. Wormingford quickly lost possession with Dobson (L) forced to concede a throw-in as Lowbridge harassed him into the error. Patten the tall, May & Baker central striker made a run forward with Haynes tracking back and Curtis conceded the first foul forty yards from goal, taken by Harvey towards Patten who fouled Close inside the penalty area. Keeper, Lynn launched a long ball downfield to Stoneman who played the ball wide to the supporting Haynes and from his cross keeper, Roberts was fouled by Dobson (R). Strangely, both goalkeepers were left footed and possessed a long kick if required, Fitzpatrick dribbled forward to win a throw-in, where he found Stoneman who turned to shoot straight at Roberts and a bright start indeed with both teams on the attack.
A long free-kick from O'Connor found Saunders, who hit the ball straight to Lynn, but he was flagged for off-side in any case and a series of stoppages followed for injuries incurred from fouls with ten minutes gone. Now in this competition the teams are allowed to use "rolling substitutes" which for a reporter is an absolute nightmare to manage but O'Connor was replaced by Messenger in order to receive treatment for a facial wound. May & Baker are a young and lively side who forced Wormingford to defend with Saunders forcing Close to head away for a corner. Lynn produced a fine one-handed point blank save to deny Lowbridge who turned onto his left foot to shoot goalwards and from the clearance Stoneman was supported by Haynes and when play reverted a positive run by Saunders led to him accidentally standing on the ball when about to shoot at goal with Dobson (L) clearing. The first fifteen minutes were a real test for Wormingford as the May & Baker team used their pace and range of passing to keep and move the ball constructively with Wormingford seemingly chasing shadows at times! Harvey, for May & Baker possessed an array of differing corner kicks of which there were many normally looking for a near post flick-on to players piling forward. Just before the twenty-five minute mark, Haynes pushed forward finding Curtis who found Dobson (R) who was just about to shoot at goal when Stanbrook nicked the ball away and then played it off Dobson (R) for a goal-kick.
Gill, for May & Baker required treatment for an injury, forcing him from the field of play and Fitzpatrick scampered forward down the left side only for the ball to go out for a goal-kick then Whybrow (B) was forced to defend inside his own penalty area only to be impeded when Seymour hauled him to the ground. The kick from Lynn was long, with Gill, now back on the field, heading clear with Dobson (R) forcing a corner when shackled by two May & Baker defenders. Dobson (R) took the corner kick but Chambers headed clear at the near post but as we approached the half-hour mark it was Wormingford that had been doing more of the defending. A run by Seymour set up Patten with Pringle conceding a corner and from the clearance by Stoneman, Dobson (R) and Haynes made ground on the right side with Dobson (R) shooting tamely at Roberts but gaps were appearing as Wormingford got to grips with this game. Close impeded Saunders, good contest this, with play being brought back to the half-way line when the move faltered, Harvey took the free-kick which curled onto the roof of the net, Stoneman fouled Lowbridge with Chambers finding Pringle and when the ball ran away from him Patten hit his first time volley wide from close range.
Parker for Wormingford set Haynes off on a run down the right side finding Stoneman who lost out to Gill whose forward pass found Saunders with Lynn forced to save at the feet of the advancing forward. Parker was replaced by Owen (S) in defence for Wormingford and several heavy challenges followed with the referee talking to Whybrow (B), then Dobson (R) was late arriving for a tackle on Harvey and was promptly and rightly cautioned leading us to half-time.
After the break, O'Connor returned in place of Messenger and Dobson hit a long free-kick from the half-way line finding Close whose header reached Roberts, and May & Baker were still quicker to the loose ball and generally closed down any Wormingford player when they had possession. A run by Dobson (R) saw him get past three defenders until more appeared to crowd him out of play then Lynn produced a fantastic reflex save to deny Lowbridge who latched onto a cross by Seymour with the point blank header from three yards out being pushed aside and May & Baker resumed their direct attacking approach. A shot from O'Conner bounced once and flew to Lynn then Dobson (L) set Owen (S) charging forward but the cross was poor and May & Baker moved forward only for Patten to be caught off-side, but another close call. Another Dobson corner fond the head of Close but the header was misdirected, Patten was caught offside once again as Harvey tried to play him through and ten minutes into the half Wormingford had a chance when Dobson (L) launched a free-kick that found Patten defending with Dobson (R) off target, shooting wide from the knock down.
Haynes tackled Patten who was trying to break inside from the left wing with the May & Baker forward rolling off the pitch to receive treatment and be replaced by Oliver whilst team mate Seymour strode forward beating two retreating defenders before firing the ball well over the cross-bar. On sixty minutes Wormingford replaced both Dobson (R) and Fitzpatrick with Poole and Owen (S) respectively with Dobson (L) making a fine tackle on Lowbridge who then fouled Dobson (L) as he came away with the ball until Harvey dispossessed him at which time Dobson (L) pulled up with an injury forcing him to leave the field of play and be replaced by Fitzpatrick. Within minutes, Wormingford took the lead, slightly against the general balance of play but Poole, an inspired substitution, made a fine run down the right side beating the last defender to cross into the path of MARTIN CURTIS who swept the ball home from close range. May & Baker picked up the pace of the game and attacked so when the ball reached the unmarked TOM HARVEY on the edge of the penalty area he drove the ball past the stationary figure of Lynn who was given little chance to save.
With fifteen minutes remaining, the game remained level but with May & Baker looking the more dangerous team with the lively Lowbridge always in the thick of the action so no surprise then, when he crashed a fine rising shot against the cross-bar. Stanbrook headed wide from a header by Seymour following a free-kick taken by Chambers, Stoneman found Fitzpatrick then Earle was involved getting the ball to Whybrow (B) who needlessly fouled Chambers. Stanbrook foiled Poole with a fine challenge but O'Connor got forward to find Harvey and then Lowbridge who unleashed a rising shot that keeper Lynn just got his fingertips on the ball to divert its trajectory and save an almost certain goal. On eighty-two minutes the next goal might prove to be a winner, but who would take the chance, Stoneman and Close worked the ball forward then Stoneman broke forward until Stanbrook recovered to concede a corner, taken by Curtis and headed out the other side by Stanbrook. Earle took this next corner which was cleared until O'Connor fouled Curtis who got up to take the free-kick only to hit the defensive wall with the ball being cleared. Wormingford kept up their attacks with Curtis working the ball to Stoneman but Poole shot wide when the ball dissected the May & Baker defence. May & Baker had the last chance of the first ninety minutes, Saunders sent in a deep cross that Fitzpatrick put out for a corner, taken by Harvey with Pringle heading out for another corner which was cleared.
So for the second match in a week, Wormingford had to endure a further period of thirty minutes, the first period of which they started with Chambers covering a potential break by Close and Earle, then Poole got forward on the right side finding Curtis whose first time cross was headed into the net by Stoneman, who was flagged for offside, so close! The limping Saunders was replaced by Patten but Wormingford had another great opportunity when Earle broke clear to find Stoneman, whose first time shot picked out the motionless keeper, Roberts, any other spot would have seen a goal!
May & Baker pushed forward themselves with Seymour crossing to Chambers who lost his footing just as he was about shoot and keeper, Roberts again excelled to deny Stoneman in a one-on-one situation when through on goal. Both teams had been pressing this half, Pringle was injured but resumed after a short delay, Owen (M) fouled Close just inside his own half with Earle turning inside the penalty area to drive the ball just over the crossbar.
May & Baker started the last period of open play with Oliver fouling Haynes and receive a caution, long driven cross from Lowbridge was caught just under the crossbar by Lynn and Messenger replaced Saunders for May & Baker. Curtis received the ball from Owen (S) then Earle took up the running until Chambers cleared but only to Stoneman who showed good use of his feet to work a cross with his left foot. Oliver for May & Baker was caught marginally offside and with five minutes of extra-time remaining Patten was almost through until Owen (S) put in a great tackle.
Poole and Stanbrook stood head to head, after a robust challenge, bit silly really at this stage of the game but after a spoken word from the referee play resumed. The free-kick was struck hard and low with Roberts collecting and clearing to Harvey who fed Oliver who forced a diving save from Lynn. With penalties now a realistic outcome, May & Baker replaced Saunders with Worboyes who did not actually touch the ball before the end of extra-time was signalled.
May & Baker Eastbrook Community FC Reserves. Wormingford Wanderers FC.
- Patten Scores 1) Stoneman Scores 1 – 1
- Lowbridge Saved 2) Earle Scores 1 – 2
- Worboyes Scores 3) Curtis Scores 2 – 3
- Harvey Scores 4) Poole Missed 3 – 3
- Oliver Scores 5) Owen (S) Missed 4 – 3
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A win for May & Baker Eastbrook Community FC by four penalties to the three of Wormingford Wanderers FC.
So after one hundred & twenty minutes of football and a nail-biting session of penalties it was May & Baker Eastbrook Community FC Reserves who lifted the Essex Junior Cup, both teams had played well in stages with May & Baker probably playing the better football throughout but Wormingford had their own chances in a close contest.
For my Man-of-the-Match choice, May & Baker had several players that looked useful, Stanbrook in defence with Patten, Harvey and especially Lowbridge prominent throughout, for Wormingford, keeper Lynn made several fine save, Stoneman battled away up front and had numerous chances but it was in midfield that Liam Close literally stood head and shoulders over everyone else.
I don't normally mention the match officials but our own Lewis Farthing kept a tight rein on discipline, kept the game flowing, a deserved caution apiece but a very good performance, so well done.
Colours: Red & Black Shirts, Black Shorts and Black Socks.
Jason Roberts., Scott O'Connor., Aaron Chambers., George Stanbrook., Max Owen., Josh Gill., Darren Seymour (C)., Ben Saunders., Carl Patten., Tom Harvey., Josh Lowbridge.
Joint Manager: Alec Simm.
Joint Manager: Jordan Harris.
Used Substitutes: Joel Oliver., Shane Messenger., Frankie Worboyes.
Unused Substitutes: Jack Boys
WORMINGFORD WANDERERS FC: Colours: Blue Shirts, Blue Shorts and Blue Socks.
Danny Lynn., Tom Haynes., Robert Fitzpatrick., Jamie Pringle., Liam Dobson., Steven Parker., Ross Dobson., Liam Close., Ben Whybrow (C)., Ash Stoneman., Martin Curtis.
Manager: Lee Whybrow.
Assistant Manager: Ben Whybrow.
Used Substitutes: Bruce Poole., Tom Earle., Sam Owen.
Unused Substitutes: Ben Bracey., Jake Westerman
Referee: Lewis Farthing (West Bergholt)
Assistant Referees: Jamie Wood (Romford)
and : Tom Johnson (Harlow)
4th Official: Alphie Ibrahim (South Woodford)
Men of the Match: Liam CLOSE (WORMINGFORD WANDERERS FC)


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FarmStart on Radio Canada International
By admin On July 30, 2007 · Leave a Comment · In FarmStart in the News, New Canadians New Farmers
For those of you that speak french – here is a link to a radio interview with Patrick Habemenshi who is working on FarmStart's New Canadians, New Farmers Program on Radio Canada International.
To listen select the first hour of the show. Patrick's interview starts near 45 minutes into the hour. He will also be doing an English interview which we will add to FarmStart News once it is aired.
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Best Steak Restaurants in Melbourne
Who does not love a good steak??? Melbourne is one of those cities that just loves beef!. We have rounded up some of the best steak restaurants in Melbourne. Caution some of them could be pricey but then if you want good steak then you must pay the price.
Here are our top recommended restaurants for steak:
1. San Telmo – this Argentinian inspired restaurant is located in Meyers Place. It is hard to choose between their eye fillet, sirloin and rib eye – oh well you can have it all if you want or go for sharing so that you can tastes the best that San Telmo has to offer. By the way do not forget to order Ceviche and Provoleta for starters they are to die for!
2. Meatmaiden – this underground restaurant in Little Collins Street not only offers good steak but also amazing ambiance. Our top choices at this restaurant are the wagyu brisket, porterhouse and of course the Tbone!
3. Vlados the four course meal is heavy in the pocket but you cannot go wrong dining at this place. They serve really good steak. Great for anniversary, dates and other special celebrations
4. La Luna – hailed as the best steak place in Melbourne. Do not forget to try their filet mignon wrapped in bacon and their porterhouse and their rump and their rib eye! Yeah it is a tough choice because La Luna really does serve one of the best if not the best steak in this part of the world.
5. Railway Club Hotel is a hall of famer when comes to steak! The rump, the eye fillet and the scotch fillet are absolutely tasty!
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Posted Aug 05, 2006 in Technology.
Almost 11 years ago to the day, I took delivery of my very first IBM-compatible personal computer. It was a Pentium P133 from Dell, running one of the first copies of Windows 95, and it cost me £5,000. It was particularly expensive because it had SCSI drives (including the CD-ROM), lots of RAM, and a 17-inch monitor. Everything was about getting the most power and speed possible. It was all about clock speed. I wanted to do video editing with it, but mostly it was used for playing Descent.
11 years later, megahertz has given way to gigahertz. The clock speed of a computer is far less important than it was. Even a cheap computer can run most of the software available, and games rely on fancy video cards more than processor cycles. Everything depends on how many megabits per second you can get from your internet connection nowadays. Having a narrow bandwidth is a bit like trying to eat your dinner through a straw. If you still have the misfortune to rely on a dial-up connection, you might as well live in some famine-racked part of north Africa.
Even with the claimed 6-8 megabits per second I get from my supplier, the connection feels slow sometimes. When I use Skype to talk to my family, I find that their reduced bandwidth is a great handicap. It is often so bad, in fact, that I get frustrated and prefer to use audio only!
Anyway, I just think it is interesting that the emphasis has changed so much over the last decade or so. We rely more and more on the service our telecommunications providers can deliver, rather on the amount of money we can spend on purchasing a computer.


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Programmes during Big Bang Week
Big Bang Day: The Making of CERN
A two-part history of the CERN project.
- Time: Monday 8th & Tuesday 9th September, 9pm
- Presenter: Quentin Cooper
- Producer: Tom Alban
- » Listen to the latest edition
The switch-on is due to take place at 0830BST. Andrew Marr will be reporting live from the CERN control room for the Today programme, with correspondent Tom Feilden.
- Time: Wednesday 10th September, 6.00-9.00am (switch-on c.8.30am)
- Presenters: Andrew Marr, Tom Feilden
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Big Bang Day: Engineering Solutions
CERN's Large Hadron Collider is the most complicated scientific apparatus ever built. Many of the technologies it uses hadn't even been invented when scientists started building it. Adam Hart-Davis discovers what it takes to build the world's most intricate discovery machine.
- Listen to Big Bang Day: Engineering Solutions
- Presenter: Adam Hart-Davis
- Producer: Roland Pease
Big Bang Day: Woman's Hour
Women in science. What switches women onto science? They've long been well represented in biological sciences and now make up the majority of students at medical schools but, what about physics and engineering, tthe scientific disciplines that have traditionally been the domain of men? As part of Radio 4's 'Big Bang Day', Woman's Hour be examines what efforts are being made to get girls engaged at school; to keep them studying and working in the area; and, what it's like for the women researching at the cutting edge. We'll also be hearing live from some of the women involved on the day at CERN.
- Time: Wednesday 10th September, 10.00am
- Presenter: Jenni Murray
Big Bang Day: Physics Rocks
Is particle physics the new rock 'n' roll? The fundamental questions about the nature of the universe that particle physics hopes to answer have attracted the attention of some very high profile and unusual fans. Alan Alda, Ben Miller, Eddie Izzard, Dara O'Briain and John Barrowman all have interests in this branch of physics.
Brian Cox - CERN physicist, and former member of 90's band D:Ream, tracks down some very well known celebrity enthusiasts and takes a light-hearted look at why this subject can appeal to all of us.
- Listen to Big Bang Day: Physics Rocks
- Presenter: Brian Cox
- Producer: Alexandra Feachem
Big Bang Day: Afternoon Play - Torchwood: Lost Souls
Martha Jones, ex-time traveller and now working as a doctor for a UN task force, has been called to CERN where they're about to activate the Large Hadron Collider. Once activated, the Collider will fire beams of protons together recreating conditions a billionth of a second after the Big Bang - and potentially allowing the human race a greater insight into what the Universe is made of. But so much could go wrong - it could open a gateway to a parallel dimension, or create a black hole - and now voices from the past are calling out to people and scientists have started to disappear...
Where have the missing scientists gone? What is the secret of the glowing man? What is lurking in the underground tunnel? And do the dead ever really stay dead?
Lost Souls is a spin-off from the award-winning BBC Wales TV production Torchwood. It stars John Barrowman, Freema Agyeman, Eve Myles, Gareth David-Lloyd, Lucy Montgomery (of Titty Bang Bang) and Stephen Critchlow.
- Time: Wednesday 10th September, 2.15pm
- Writer: Joseph Lidster
- Producer/ Director: Kate McAll
Big Bang Day: 5 Particles
Simon Singh looks at the stories behind the discovery of 5 of the universe's most significant subatomic particles: the Electron, the Quark, the Anti-particle, the Neutrino and the "next particle".
1. The Electron
Just over a century ago, British physicist J.J. Thompson experimenting with electric currents and charged particles inside empty glass tubes, showed that atoms are divisible into indivisible elementary particles. But how could atoms be built up of these so called "corpuscles"? An exciting 30 year race ensued, to grasp the planetary model of the atom with its orbiting electrons, and the view inside the atom was born. Whilst the number of electrons around the nucleus of an atom determines their the chemistry of all elements, the power of electrons themselves have been harnessed for everyday use: electron beams for welding,cathode ray tubes and radiation therapy.
2. The Quark
"Three Quarks for Master Mark! Sure he hasn't got much of a bark." James Joyce's Finnegans Wake left its mark on modern physics when physicist Murray Gell Mann proposed this name for a group of hypothetical subatomic particles that were revealed in 1960 as the fundamental units of matter. Basic particles it seems are made up of even more basic units called quarks that make up 99.9% of visible material in the universe.. But why do we know so little about them? Quarks have never been seen as free particles but instead, inextricably bound together by the Strong Force that in turn holds the atomic nucleus together. This is the hardest of Nature's fundamental forces to crack, but recent theoretical advances, mean that the properties of the quark are at last being revealed.
3. The Anti-particle
It appears to be the stuff of science fiction. Associated with every elementary particle is an antiparticle which has the same mass and opposite charge. Should the two meet and combine, the result is annihilation - and a flash of light. Thanks to mysterious processes that occurred after the Big Bang there are a vastly greater number of particles than anti-particles. So how could their elusive existence be proved? At CERN particle physicists are crashing together subatomic particles at incredibly high speeds to create antimatter, which they hope will finally reveal what happened at the precise moment of the Big Bang to create the repertoire of elementary particles and antiparticles in existence today.
4. The Neutrino
It's the most populous particle in the universe. Millions of these subatomic particles are passing through each one of us. With no charge and virtually no mass they can penetrate vast thicknesses of matter without any interaction - indeed the sun emits huge numbers that pass through earth at the speed of light. Neutrinos are similar to the more familiar electron, with one crucial difference: neutrinos do not carry electric charge. As a result they're extremely difficult to detect . But like HG Wells' invisible man they can give themselves away by bumping into things at high energy and detectors hidden in mines are exploiting this to observe these rare interactions.
5. The Next Particle
The "sparticle" - a super symmetric partner to all the known particles could be the answer to uniting all the known particles and their interactions under one grand theoretical pattern of activity. But how do researchers know where to look for such phenomena and how do they know if they find them? Simon Singh reviews the next particle that physicists would like to find if the current particle theories are to ring true.
- Listen to The Next Particle edition
- Presenter: Simon Singh
- Producer: Adrian Washbourne
Big Bang Day: Front Row
Mark Lawson talks to playwright Tom Stoppard and American composer John Adams about how physics has been represented in the arts.
- Time: Wednesday 10th September, 7.15pm
- Presenter: Mark Lawson
- Producer: Jerome Weatherald
Big Bang Day: The Great Big Particle Adventure
Series Overview
The huge LHC accelerator at CERN is designed to ask the most fundamental questions in science - what is the stuff of the Universe, where did it come from, how does it work, and would existence be possible if it were any different? In this series, comedian and physicist Ben Miller asks the CERN scientists what they hope to find.
- » Click here to listen to all the programmes
- Presenter: Ben Miller
- Producer: Roland Pease
Big Bang Day: The Genuine Particle
Set in CERN, The Genuine Particle is a fast-moving satire based around an easy-going British physicist who unwittingly unleashes a storm of frenzied covert international miltary activity.
- Time: Wednesday 10th September. 11.30pm
- Writer: Steve Punt
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ZEIGLER — Months after the FBI raided Zeigler City Hall and city treasurer Ryan Thorpe was indicted for embezzling funds from the city, Zeigler Mayor Dennis Mitchell said the city may not be getting all the money back.
After the story broke in October that Thorpe was charged in federal court with stealing $315,890.94 from the city between Jan. 1, 2013, and Aug. 31, 2017, Mitchell said he was confident the city would recoup the damages, with its insurance policies that cover crime and with the bond taken out on Thorpe every year.
The indictment charges that from March 4, 2013, to Aug. 3, 2017, Thorpe embezzled more than $300,000 by writing checks to himself drawn on the city of Zeigler's general account.
Now, he's not so sure.
He said the city has received $100,000 from the Illinois Municipal League, but that there is a disagreement about how much their insurance policy actually covers.
He said it is possible the city may never see the other $215,000.
However, in a deal finalized on Christmas Day, they city has been granted rights to property seized from Thorpe by the FBI last year. According to a document provided by the city's attorney, Rebecca Whittington, a list of 33 items, including two Honda motorcycles, one Polaris side-by-side, a diamond ring and more than 20 firearms will be turned over to the city. Whittington said the city does not yet have the property and she did not have a timeline as to when it would be turned over.
This was a victory for the city, especially since it may not be getting another insurance payment, because it will be able to sell the items in the hopes of getting some of the money back. Whittington said it is up to the mayor and finance commissioner as to the best way to go about selling the property. However, she said the firearms will need to be sold by a licensed dealer.
Audit report finds more than $315,000 missing in Zeigler after former treasurer indicted on charges of fraud, embezzlement
ZEIGLER — An audit report from accountant Dennis Uhls provides a final number of how much former Zeigler treasurer Ryan Thorpe allegedly stole…
Mitchell said while the alleged theft certainly hurt, the fact that it occurred over a few years lessened the blow.
"It wasn't a Titanic kind of issue where the ship is going to sink," Mitchell said.
Looking to the new year, Mitchell said he plans to maintain the city's current mode of operating — the city has not yet replaced its treasurer and has been making due with a local CPA taking on many of the financial roles of the treasurer. He said he does plan to replace that position in the next few months, but will a reduced role — the person will handle risk management coordination and some human resource duties, Mitchell said.
He said the city also hopes to pay down some of its debt. He said Zeigler owes about $50,000 to the IML, $20,000 to Illinois Municipal Retirement Fund and $10,000 to Wiggs Excavating.
However, Mitchell said the city is at least saving the roughly $35,000 salary Thorpe made as treasurer, not to mention the "bleeding" of $8,000 to $10,000 a month Thorpe allegedly stole from the city in his last year.
Thorpe pleaded not guilty to the charges against him and is scheduled for a federal jury trial at 9 a.m. Feb. 26.
Ousted Zeigler treasurer Ryan Thorpe faces federal wire fraud and embezzlement charges; he is accused of stealing more than $300,000 from the city of Zeigler.