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Chicago examiner vol x no 239 a m Chicago september 25 1912 wednesday rißlßtered in priff onp cfnt delivered by cirri u s patent office rt\h uine cin 1 30 cem , per month failure of cubs to win pennant due to drink says murphy by charles w murphy west side owner declares in signed statement that lack of sobriety caused slump and lost the flag loose habits must end if it is necessary to dis charge every player is the ultimatum of magnate in the following statement issu-d by president charles w murphy of the Chicago cubs under his signa ture the owner of the great west side club almo openly charges that the failure of his team to beat out the giants in the thrilling pennant race is due chiefly to overindul gence in strong drink among his players : president o the ou6s * y<i hen a baseball club adopts \ a j a rule which is in the na v y ture of a radical change from a condition which has existed for a long time there must naturally be a reason we think in following the pittsburg club about so briety we have several very good rea sons president dreyfuss says the rule forbidding the use of intoxicating liquors by the members of the pitts burg club has been the best thing that the management of the smoky city r club has ever done mr dreyfuss has i teen in baseball a great many years * and he did not adopt that rule with out first giving the matter much re flection and consideration and all club owners respect his judgment at the national league meeting in which the customary 100 was voted to the pittsburg club to purchase a flag for win ning the national league championship in 1909 mr dreyfuss was congratulated by all the national league club owners and after the handshaking had ceased mr dreyfuss turned to me and said drink ing too much booze cost your club the flag that statement embarrassed me aad i told mr dreyfuss that i did not travel with the club constantly and for that reason i was not in a position to re fute bis statement since then however manager chance has had to fine and sus pend some players for drinking too mnch and while the names have not been made public and will not be here it has got me to thinking that some curb must be put on the men played like messenger boy we went into the first game against the philadelphia athletics for the champion snip of the world in 1910 with hope and confidence and i was naturally confident of winning and so was manager chance one of our star players misjudged a fly ball that a messenger boy could have caught early in the game and also struck ont the first two times at bat i did not learn until we had traded this player off that he came into the hotel drunk at 3:30 in the morning of the day that we played that game upon which the eyes of the whole civilized world were centered when i was in cincinnati on monday september 10 for the purpose of drafting the services of ball players i learned to my chagrin that certain saloonkeepers of that city and other individuals with hohe mian tastes worn in the habit of taking certain members of the Chicago club who ' would go out to roadhouses at night and getting them intoxicated the suspension of one of our players brought out many additional facts and a newspaper reporter said to me at the sinton hotel one of the other star players of your club was a eight the last time the team was here several of us who knew that he had been ont all night drunk went to see the game the next dny and to our surprise he played good ball drinking must stop 1 do not know who the player was that oils reporter had reference to but i do know that the pittsburg club is not both ered with these pests who court the socie ty of ball players lure them out to get them drank under the guise of giving them a country chicken dinner but probably in reality to weaken our playing strength and beat us on the field the following day these things have simply got to stop mr dreyfuss says he made this rule forbidding bis men to drink because he thought they signed their contracts to give the pitts feerg club their best efforts on the ball fmd and to be in a condition at all times to do that and not to have a good time george gould hurt in auto crash mystery r h russell also badly injured in paris accident tried to hide names special cable to the examiner paris sept 24 the identity of the vic tims of the serious automobile accident in foutaiuebleau forest the other day became knowu to the examiner correspondent de spite the guard of secrecy which has sur rounded the mishap it was george gould who escaped with a few scratches the most seriously in jured member of the party was b h llns sell the new york publisher who is now in an american hospital in pariß it was thought at first that he would not survive but he was finally restored to conscious ness he had several ribs and his collar boue broken an operation was performed and he was reported to-day as improved his physi cians say it will be three months before be is around again ex-bandit for roosevelt frank james brother of jesse out for moose leader st louis mo sept 24 frank james is out for roosevelt announcement that the reformed missouri baudit who surreu dered to the state authorities after his brother jesse james leader of the no torious james gang was slain by bob ford was made here to-day uow colonel roosevelt will regard this support remains to be seen frank james has been living quietly in st louis for years some time ago he was doorkeeper at con gressman jim butler's theater and was as great an attraction as the players he is on the streets daily attired iu black and wearing a black sombrero he visits police headquarters frequently and talks with old friends but never about the depredations of the james band he doesn't drink or smoke and has scores of friends many of them amoug the promi nent men of st louis and other missouri cities wrote billion in checks miss russell fa'-.lly stricken city's oldest woman employe miss mary 11 russell who died suddenly monday night was the oldest woman em ploye of the city of Chicago during the twonty five years of her service she ft srl'l to have written more than a billion dollars worth of checks her desk in room 504 of the city hall will be draped in black for thirty days she was employed in the city comptroller's office grief is sup posed to have played a large part in her death within a year two sisters have died one only two weeks ago when she bid her friends in the city hall good-by monday evening she intended to go to kenosha where her sister had lived she was born may 31 1853 she had resided for some years at 15 walton place where she was going last night when taken ill on a street car she fainted on the car and was carried to the drug store where she died free gibson save cost lawyer says accused man will be acquitted anyway gorhex n y sept 24 from his cell in jail here to-day burton w gibson ac cused of slaying mrs rosa menschik szabo sent out to the public library and got for perusal a copy of much ado about nothing the selection of this classic is typical of the man's nerve and of his attiude toward the charge which has been lodged against him robert h elder who will defend gib son on the murder charge expressed the opinion that gibson will never be in dicted prosecution for crime said mr elder is or ought to be a practical matter it is like business to pot gibson to trial in orange county probably would cost the taxpayers upward of 75,000 they ought not to be put to this expense and public officials should not be put to the useless labor therefore of prosecuting men who are not going to be convicted col henry casson dead madisox wis sept 24 colonel hen ry casson for twelve years sergeant-at arins of the house of representatives died to-night at a local hospital after an operation for appendicitis his political services began in the south in the re construction period terror about home of paroled convicts hope hall refuge is de clared a menace to re spectable neighborhood judge joins in attack inmate admits men can stay out until early morning hours arrest of a paroled convict and his story of the way affairs are handled at hope hall a refuge for paroled convicts iu the heart of a residence district at ridge avenue and francis street together with complaints on the part of residents near the place brought severe criticism upon the home by judge charles williams in the sheffield avenue police court yes terday the residents complained that the paroled convicts loafed on dark corners and door ways near the home and that the women of the neighborhood were afraid to ton sure on the street after dark i am actually afraid to walk by the place at night said mrs w r foran 5812 ridge avenue the men are always loitering in groups in dark places often we hear them about long after mid night according to the police there have been many robberies and some rioting in that district which they suspect may have been committed by some of the convicts at the home judge williams expressed the belief that the home should be moved outside the city limits neighborhood now dangerous henry hanson a florist at itufi cemetery drive made the assertion to judge wil liams that the men are permitted to be ab sent from the home at all hours of the night and the neighborhood has been dan gerous for pedestrians several policemen supported his testimony just how the convicts wpre allowed to stay out after the home regulation hour of fi n lock pirzxlr.d indite williams until be heard the story of william randall an in mate of the home who was before the court on a charge of disorderly conduct randall said that by registering before 9 o'clock at night as being in the house the men could instead of going to bed go out and come in when they pleased many of the men took advantage of this he said that neighborhood is no longer safe for honest citizens and their families i-aid mr hanson to the court i understand that those paroled convicts are allowed to stay out until any time of night or morn ing there is a railway viaduct near there under which i would be afraid to go after j dark because there is always at least onei and often more of these fellows hanging around there acting disorderly when we went to hope hall to arrest randall we were told by superintendent george b holmes that he was not there later ran dall himself admitted he was there in bed at the time we called things aren't right over there and something should be done judge discharges randall -- judge williams discharged randall on his promise of good behavior in speak lilg of hope hall he said the place should be moved out of towu this is not the flrst time we have had trouble with these men i had one of them named o'malley before me not long ago he was charged with burglary liut there was no conviction because su perintendent holmes proved an alibi for him bj displaying the register which showed that o'malley was in bed at the time of the burglary at that time holmes said that it was an impossibility for any of the inmates to be out after 9 o'clock but now we have randall's admission that they are often out until 3 o'clock in the morning a good neighborhood like this is a poor place into which to turn a bunch of pa roled convicts and i understand that there are often as many as twenty-five living there world peace leader dies germany's envoy to london baron von bieberstein expires suddenly special cable to the examiner badekwbileb germany sept 24 baron adolf marschall vou bieberstein successor to bismarck as the strong man of germany died suddenly to-day the baron was appointed ambassador to lon don last may and bis assignment was hailed as a long rte toward the removal of friction and agitation which for months had threatened the peace of the world the baron was sc enty years old in 1894 he became prussian minister of state and three years later tue emperor appointed him ambassador to turkey the name of the german ambassador at washington count von bei'nstorff has been mentioned as that of the possible successor to the baitm in london mrs campbell no better special cable to the exmlntr london sept 24 a bulletin issued this morning says that mrs patrick camp bell the actress who has been ill for sev eral days is no better the actress is | believed to be suffering from peritonitis mhyor returns to investigate police will punish every officer re sponsible in canadian bank case for subway referendum declares financing of great Chicago project will be easy / mayor carter 11 harrison returned from his vacation in canada late last night and plunged at once with his usual vigor into tile municipal problems that have arisen or shown new developments since his de parture the bank robbery scandal in the police department seized flrst hold upon his attention and then he turned to the intricacies of the great subway problem acting chief of police schuettler will be called before the mayor the flrst thing this morning in connection with the police scandal i am going to get to the bottom of this bank robbery case the first thins de clared the mayor thus far i know very little about it the reports iu the canad ian papers 1 saw were meager and unsatis factory to me it is mystifying 1 cannot be lieve unless i am forced to do so that there has been any actual corruption rut one feature of the case as i understand it is absohitely incomprehensible i can not understand how a thing like the es cape of those robbers could happen and no report of it reach the chief of police until days afterward i will not tolerate bungling methods in | the police or auy other municipal depart ment and if a thorough investigation shows that there has been bungling and negligence in connection with this case the public may be assured that every offi } cer who shares in the responsibility will lie adequately punished there will be no half-way measures adopted favors subway referendum i see that the enemies of the subway proposition are tatting of invoking the referendum to kill the enterprise i am in favor of the referendum i have always been in favor of it i shall have no ob jection to its use in this or any other case if the opponents of the subway can get the legally required 25 per cent petition let them do it it will mean some delay of course rut 25 per cent of the voters have a right to cause such a delay it cannot be re ferred of course this fall it will have to go over to spring for an election on the referendum if they get the petition per sonally i do not believe that signatures in the required number can be obtained no trouble to finance it as for the financing of the subway there will be no trouble the only ques tion will be as to the selection of a finan cing method we shall have a choice of several i favor the plan of municipal financing yes i shot a bull moose the first in my experience he wasn't very big i am afraid but he looked big to me when i took aim my friends the enemy want me to give the antlers to the bull moose party but i won't babe's back transparent medical world amazed by infant with x-ray skin pittsburg pa sept 24.-a baby girl with a transparent back was born to day to mrs henry l hobots at fayette city twenty miles south of here through the thick skin covering the back the in ternal organs can be seen when the child is laid upon its stomach the move ment of the lungs and the pulsations of the heart can be observed the child is apparently in good health and is normal in all respects except its back the child will be brought to one of the plttsburg hospitals for treatment to correct the abnormality Taft near auto accident car conveying president to theater narrowly misses collision ni:\v york sept 24 when the large automobile bearing president Taft and his party to the theater to-night turned into broadway from forty-eighth street it nar rowly missed running into a taxicab and for a moment it was thought an accident ! would be unavoidable the automobile following in which were sacret service officers and special policemen collided with the taxi during the remainder of the trip policemen leaned far out ou both automobiles blowing shrill blasts from police whistles this signal caused all traffic to be blocked in broadway test edison 3-car train new yokk sept 24 successful tests of a three-car train of edison storage bat tery cars were made during the past week on the erie kallroad between west orange and forest hill they have encouraged thomas a edison in such a degree that he has arranged for a public demonstration in a trip to bong beach invitations have been sent to bankers and railroad men mr edison will be of the party and it is promised that he will break his rule of silence in public and make a speech alderman's wife found dead mrs ellis davis harding whose death yesterday from chloroform ended her twelve days sleepless grief over the loss of her little daughter and alderman george b harding whose bereavement of child and wife in so brief a time has almost prostrated him rends veil from memorial to wilde sculptor who wrought de frofundis voyages in night to avenge affront special cable to the examiner paris sept 24.-jacb epstein he new york sculptor made a midnight race from london to vindicate his professional honor and the memory of oscar wilde at the goal he tore from the wilde ujouu ment in pore lachaise this city his handiwork the covering placed over it by director hedequor of the cemetery hede quor insisted the work violated the sanctity of the dead after traveling all night epstein had a dramatic meeting at the cemetery with countess de bremout who was a close friend and devoted admirer of the brilliant writer and upheld his genius as proved in her recent book memoirs of oscar wilde the countess weut there this morning to protest against the action of director hedequor without knowing that epstein was in paris she came face to face with the sculptor in front of the tomb there was a moment of intense emotion and then tears in the eyes of both epstein dramatically sprang toward the monument and tore the immense tarpaulin froci it revealing the work which is likely to cause a controversy that will be a sensation j in the artistic world i to the examiner correspondent epstein said what sacrilege to basely try to ekace a monument to a great poet i'll remain here until i gain my purpose the monu ment must nnd will stand tho glory of oscar wildes genius shines despite all attempts to belittle and blot it out my six years work on this monument will not go for naught rodin my stanch supporter and the real artis tic world will rise to my support ' the monument in dispute represents in granite oscar wilde's story de profun dis its advanced type of art lays it open to the criticism of those of the ster eotyped school of monumental art girl swimmer is winner san francisco cal sept 24 miss nellie schmidt a twenty-year-old alameda girl has the distinction of being the first swimmer man or woman to circle the seal rocks at the entrance to golden gate her time arouud the rocks was s4 minutes and 50 seconds walter pomeroy crack distance swiij mer of the olympic club on new year's uay swam around all but the northerly rock which is a quarter of a mile from the main group in 32 minutes and 44 secoudi wilson upheld by new jersey primary early returns show smith is behind in the race for senatorship new youk sept 24.-tlie returns re ceived from the new jersey primaries up to midnight indicate that congressman william hughes has won iiy a substantial majority over senator james smith jr in the fight for the indorsement of the dem ocratic party as its candidate for the united stales senate the returns indicate that his home state has upheld governor wilson who has led the unlit against smith at midnight however there had been few districts counted in thi counties of hudson essex and tassaic where the smith men expect their candidate to receive the vote they claim will offset the hughes strength displayed in the rest of tin state that has been heard from forty-two complete districts gathered from all parts of the state at midnight gave hughes 1,071 and smith 5*7 there are 1,71?9 election districts in the state in essex county tue home of senator smith eight districts gave to smith il votes and hughes 122 want 1 suffragist free new yokk sept 24 before boarding the campania to-night on which she sailed for home mrs pethick lawrence saitl cither she mrs paukhurst or one other leader of the militant woman suffrage movement in england would hereafter re main immune from arrest so as to be able to direct the work of the campaign lawyer's wife arrested mrs chester k cleveland vjli wilson avenue wife of a lfcwyer was arrested by policeman aueruathy of evanston yester day and later pleaded guilty and was fined 53 and costs for violating a section of tho automobile law which prohibits overcrowd ing an electric nidtur car there were four in the car / chloroform kills ald hiding's wife grief at death of daughter penelope 14 years old brings insomnia and a re sort to drug for relief husband twice bereaved in 12 days convinced death resulted by accident away from home when end came tells of vain efforts to con sole at parting in morning with thoughts of the ones beloved who remained in the handsomest private resi dence on indiana avenue ellen davis harding the young and tal ented wife of alderman george p harding jr was found dead'in her bed yesterday an empty chloro form bottle at her side for twelve days since the death of her daughter penelope a golden haired girl of fourteen years whose beauty and charm made her the pride of the household mrs harding tad mourned so deeply that she tcojt scarcely any food and passed night after night without sleep to induce sleep as is supposed and partly to relieve headaches of j which she complained she sent alice mcmorrow one of her maids to a neighboring drug store for a bottle of ! chloroform this she made use at from time to time and the theory en tertained by alderman harding and other members of his family if that she accidentally took an ovordoso j grief almost crazes husband i although the death was discovered at 4 o'clock in the afternoon it was not until ni^m hid fallen that tue police of the nt tage lirove avenue station were notified when detective john is sausman went to the bouse 2530 indiana avenue he found i alderman harding almost crazed with j grief [ is it a suicide the detective asked j no replied the alderman 1 think it must have been an accident she took an overdose of chloroform she had not ha 1 an hour's sleep for a week and she had not eaten a ineal since the death of our daugh ter penelope on september 12 she left no note and i am sure she could not have intended to kill herself the detective was shown into the room wherp mrs hording lay when round in bed she was dressed in a kimono the liottle of chloroform lay on its side on n little round table near the head of the bed believes it an accident when seen later by an einniiuar im porter alderman harding though lp tears nnd evidently overcome by the tragic event talked freely i am sure i don't know whether fhe intended to till herself or not be said ve are inclined to believe it was an ac cident that she took more of the ehloro form than she intended not being aware of its deadly effect she has not been herself since the death of our beloved daughter penelope twelve days aso penelope was our first born aiut we loved her dearly she was a charmln child fourteen years old and very pricht like her mot'ier she had a talent for music and we had great hopes for her little penelope was ta'.:en ill « ddenl on september 10 she bad heart trouble her mother and i hurried her to winnetka where we have a country house but he died two days later her mother never got over it she wnuld not eat and she could not sleep she said to me only this morning whan i left the house tenclopc is all alone i wish we could be with her now unable to console mother i kissed her and said be of good cheer we have another daughter mary u a beautiful child don't worry so " i love you and i love little mary my wife replied hut it is bard to miss our beautiful i'enelope i she kissed me good-by and i went downtown 1 was not at home tor luncheon t»-day i was at my office in the heal estate & trust company building and did not 1 hear of what had happened until dr hml jveuy our physician called we ou j^t continued on 6th page 6th column by night thursday clearing and i , '( y mtt i cool moderate variable winds be husctf jsp i ' coming northwest and brisk i l q jga&fj/l range or temperatures yesterday j ffiffi33ff highest ot ovf8«/»d^^tt lowest 00 «_"«, l\^^^v average 03.5 5o0h j jnjs ttle assortmlon of american artvpf b/ilsj tlsers has examined and certified to tho circulation of ti.is publica tion the figures of circulation contained iu tke association's rerort only are guaranteed aatodation of american advertisers n s3oo whitehall bldg n y city getting a lot off your mind he who has a lot on his mind sev eral lots in fact — which he would glad ly exchange for improved property and he who wants to swap one form of improved productive real kstnte for another will be eipially wise iu searching the real instate nilnmns of the exmniner what have you clear in Chicago income for f12.000 equitj in most complete poultry farm of 7 acres in state of wisconsin waukeslia county j jno m fann'in & co 8 s dearborn st to exrnange i3 acres in kenllnorth n w station 13,000 clear want north side six-flat bldg tip to 525.000 iqh.n heim 314s n ashland at never lose sight of the fact that it is nu unvarying part of the real es state investors daily duty to study the real estate ads 3 want ad offices no 9 w madison st 336 w madison st and 27 n fifth ace
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|Chicago examiner vol x no 239 a m Chicago september 25 1912 wednesday rißlßtered in priff onp cfnt delivered by cirri u s patent office rt\h uine cin 1 30 cem , per month failure of cubs to win pennant due to drink says murphy by charles w murphy west side owner declares in signed statement that lack of sobriety caused slump and lost the flag loose habits must end if it is necessary to dis charge every player is the ultimatum of magnate in the following statement issu-d by president charles w murphy of the Chicago cubs under his signa ture the owner of the great west side club almo openly charges that the failure of his team to beat out the giants in the thrilling pennant race is due chiefly to overindul gence in strong drink among his players : president o the ou6s * y
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I'd once again made the Latest Leaders List…
A short time ago I took a look at the new Latest Leaders list for July, and I'd discovered that I have made the list again for the third month in a row, although this time at 49. Glad to have made the list, although not at where I'd landed. Oh well, just happy to be on the list.
Here's a copy of the list of the top 50 fan blogs:
1. The Baseball Collector
2. Rays Renegade
3. Cook & Son Bats' Blog
4. Red State Blue State
5. Counting Baseballs
6. Phillies Phollowers
7. Diamonds are a Girl's Best Friend
8. Rockin' Redlegs
9. Rowland's Office
10. The Ballpark Guide
11. The Happy Youngster…Brew Town's Ballhawk
12. The Rays Rant
13. Beisbol 007
14. The Phanatic Addict
15. Pinstripe Birthdays
16. The Future Blog of the Red Sox
17. The Pittsburgh Peas
18. Reds Country
19. Blogging 'Bout Baseball
20. Dodgerfilms
21. This is a very simple game…
22. Crzblue's Dodger Blue World
23. Live, Eat, and Breathe Yankees
24. DYNASTY League Baseball from designer of Pursue the Pennant
25. FutureAngels.com
26. I'm Not A Headline Guy…
27. Observing Baseball
28. Soxoholics
29. Blogging Dodgers and Baseball
30. The Unbiased MLB Fan
31. You're Killin' Me, Smalls!
32. Rockpile Rant
33. The Cutoff Man
34. The Yankee Dinosaur
35. Major League Baseball Prospective
36. baseballqueen
37. Yankee Yapping
38. The Three Bs
39. dsmsja
40. The Greatest Hitter Who Ever Lived
41. Stuck On Prospects
42. Pick Me Up Some Mets!
43. Major League Ballhawk
44. Art of the Pale Hose
45. Collection of Baseball
46. Rox Addict
47. Blue Jays Nest
48. Rants, Raves, and Random Thoughts
49. Phillies Red Pinstripes
50. Strictly Cubs Baseball
And, as can be seen, there are a total of four Phillies related fan blogs: Phillies Phollowers at 6, The Phanatic Addict at 14, Rants, Raves, and Random Thoughts at 48 and Phillies Red Pinstripes at 49. Congrats to all the bloggers who have made the list this time.
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(Beacham's Guide to Literature for Young Adults)
The Man Who Was Poe is set in the port city of Providence. It is recreated by Avi in rich images of old neighborhoods and wooden ships that traded with the other ports of the world. Woven into the images of the city are historical figures such as Edgar Allan Poe and Mrs. Whitman, the woman he hoped to marry. Fog plays an important role in events, hiding or disguising figures who move about dark streets and across the city's piers.
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Pew's Elliot Diringer discusses expectations for upcoming UNFCCC talks in Bali
As the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee takes up the Lieberman-Warner climate bill next week, and the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change resumes international climate discussions in Bali later this month, questions remain about the Bush administration's role in climate talks as it heads into its final year. During today's OnPoint, Elliot Diringer, director of International Strategies at the Pew Center on Global Climate Change, previews the upcoming Bali discussions. He also discusses what impact Lieberman-Warner discussions will have on the international community.


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SAN FRANCISCO, June 15 (UPI) -- Tiger Woods survived a stretch of three straight bogeys Friday and grabbed a share of the lead with David Toms and Jim Furyk midway through the U.S. Open.
Phil Mickelson battled back from a poor opening day to survive the 36-hole cut, but the top-two ranked players in the world and the current Masters champion did not.
Beau Hossler, a 17-year-old California high school student, briefly owned the top spot all by himself. At the end of the day, however, it was Woods who grabbed the spotlight in a bid to complete his comeback from a wrecked personal life and injuries that put a four-year dent in one of the most amazing careers in any sport.
Despite bogeys at the fifth, sixth and seventh holes, Woods shot an even-par 70 for a two-round total of 139. Furyk reached that total early in the day by firing a 69 and Toms, finishing as the shadows lengthened over the 18th green, shot 70.
A downhill birdie attempt by Toms at the final hole that would have given him the lead stopped 8 inches short of the cup.
Woods had not won a tournament in the United States since 2009 before capturing events hosted by Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus this year. The last of his 14 major championships came in 2008 at this event.
The co-leaders had a two-shot advantage over European match play winner Nicholas Colsaerts, first-round leader Michael Thompson, former NCAA champion John Peterson and 2010 U.S. Open titleholder Graeme McDowell.
Last year's Masters champion, Charl Schwartzel, was another shot back at 142 while the group at 143 included Hunter Mahan, Jason Dufner and Matt Kuchar -- who among them have won five tournaments this year. Kuchar's victory came at the Players Championship.
Also at 143 was Hossler, who rolled in an 8-foot birdie putt on the first green (his 10th hole of the day) that put him at 2-under par and gave him sole possession of the lead.
Hossler, who has committed to play college golf at the University of Texas, then played the next five holes in 5-over. He still shot a 73 that put him in contention going into the weekend.
It took a score of 8-over 148 to make the cut and among the notables to survive were Sergio Garcia, Nick Watney, Ernie Els and Steve Stricker at 144, Lee Westwood and Ian Poulter at 145 and Mickelson at 147.
Mickelson, who played in the company of Woods for the first two days, bounced back from his disappointing opening-day round to shoot a 71.
Luke Donald and Rory McIlroy, ranked first and second in the world, both struggled for the second day in a row. Donald wound up at 151 and McIlroy finished at 150. Masters champion Bubba Watson birdied the final hole, but he missed the cut by a shot. So did Dustin Johnson, who won last week's PGA Tour stop in Memphis.


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Unprecedented tundra fire likely linked to climate change
A thousand square kilometers of the Alaskan tundra burned in September 2007, a single fire that doubled the area burned in the region since 1950. However, a new study in the Journal of Geophysical Research finds that the fire was even more unprecedented than imagined: sediment cores found that it was the most destructive fire in the area for at least 5,000 years and maybe longer.
"If such fires occur every 200 years or every 500 years, it's a natural event," University of Illinois plant biology professor Feng Sheng Hu explains in a press release. "But another possibility is that these are truly unprecedented events caused by, say, greenhouse warming."
Analyzing sediment cores in the area for telltale signs of burning, i.e. charcoal particles, Hu found no sign of burning for at least 5,000 years. Hu then went further: he and his team modeled the area's temperature and precipitation alongside the area burned each year. They discovered what Hu calls a temperature "tipping point" when "the tundra is just going to burn more frequently."
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CFO Jason Wheeler to Depart in April to Pursue Opportunities in Public Policy
Tesla today announced that CFO Jason Wheeler has decided to leave the company in April to pursue opportunities in public policy. Jason will be replaced by Deepak Ahuja, who was Tesla's first CFO and worked for the company for more than seven years before stepping away in 2015. Deepak will formally take over as CFO in early March, with Jason remaining at Tesla through early April to ensure a smooth transition.
Tesla's Statement on NHTSA's Report
At Tesla, the safety of our customers comes first, and we appreciate the thoroughness of NHTSA's report and its conclusion.
Building the Supercharger Network for the Future
Tesla created the Supercharger network to make long-distance travel a seamless experience for drivers. Cars have always represented independence and the freedom to travel wherever and whenever people want to go. To enable this freedom, building a charging network that provides quick, convenient, and long-distance travel is critical to the adoption of electric vehicles. One of our top priorities this year is to significantly increase capacity of our Supercharger network.
Battery Cell Production Begins at the Gigafactory
Tesla's mission is to accelerate the world's transition to sustainable energy through increasingly affordable electric vehicles in addition to renewable energy generation and storage. At the heart of these products are batteries. Today at the Gigafactory, Tesla and Panasonic begin mass production of lithium-ion battery cells, which will be used in Tesla's energy storage products and Model 3.
Tesla and Panasonic Will Begin Manufacturing Solar Cells and Modules in Buffalo, NY
Tesla and Panasonic have finalized an agreement this week to begin the manufacturing of photovoltaic (PV) cells and modules at the Buffalo, NY factory. These high-efficiency PV cells and modules will be used to produce solar panels in the non-solar roof products. When production of the solar roof begins, Tesla will also incorporate Panasonic's cells into the many kinds of solar glass tile roofs that Tesla will be manufacturing. All of these solar products will work seamlessly with Tesla's energy storage products, Powerwall and Powerpack. Production of the first PV modules will begin in summer 2017, and will ramp to 1 Gigawatt of module production by 2019.
Improving Supercharger Availability
We designed the Supercharger network to enable a seamless, enjoyable road trip experience. Therefore, we understand that it can be frustrating to arrive at a station only to discover fully charged Tesla cars occupying all the spots. To create a better experience for all owners, we're introducing a fleet-wide idle fee that aims to increase Supercharger availability.
Tesla's Acquisition of SolarCity Receives Shareholder Approval
Tesla's shareholders have overwhelmingly approved our acquisition of SolarCity. Excluding the votes of Elon and other affiliated shareholders, more than 85% of shares voted were cast in favor of the acquisition. With SolarCity's shareholders also having approved the acquisition, the transaction will be completed in the coming days.
Tesla Owners in Germany
In response to Germany's Kraftfahrt-Bundesamt (KBA)'s suggestion that using the name "Autopilot" is misleading, we worked with a third-party to survey Tesla owners in Germany to better understand how they perceive Autopilot.
Model X Wins the Golden Steering Wheel
Today, we are truly honored to announce that Model X has been awarded the Golden Steering Wheel (Das Goldene Lenkrad), one of the most prestigious automotive awards in the world. Candidates for this award are nominated by hundreds of thousands across Europe for excellence across six categories. The Golden Steering Wheel jury, composed of professional race car drivers, accomplished technicians, editors, designers, and digital and connectivity experts, then spent three days judging Model X.


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Position players get day off due to rain
By Jane Lee / MLB.com
PHOENIX -- A's manager Bob Melvin was forced to change plans under wet conditions Wednesday.
Because of steady rain in the area, pitchers who were scheduled to throw to hitters were moved into covered cages to get their work in, while position players were simply given the day off.
"To get them over there in a cramped area and try to stretch them and have them stand in the cold and the rain and so forth, we're not going to take the risk of getting anyone hurt," Melvin said. "A few days in here, there's some soreness, so it's a good day to give to them if you are going to have a day off."
It comes just three days before Cactus League play begins for the A's, who will make the short trek to Maryvale Baseball Park on Saturday to take on the Brewers.
But even though hitters have logged just three full days of official workouts so far, most of them have been getting in swings at the A's facilities for weeks.
"It's a long spring anyway, and we're really not in a hurry at this point," Melvin said. "I was trying to smack the smirk off the position players' faces when we made that announcement more than anything."
A's line up pitching for start of Cactus League
PHOENIX -- The A's will have right-hander Jesse Chavez start the Cactus League opener against the host Brewers on Saturday.
Chavez, 29, will be opposed by Milwaukee righty Mike Fiers, while lefty Travis Blackley will start Sunday at Temple Diablo Stadium against the Angels. On Monday, southpaw Andrew Werner -- acquired in the November trade that sent Tyson Ross to the Padres -- will start Oakland's home opener against the Indians at Phoenix Municipal Stadium.
Monday's contest will also feature a handful of notable arms, including 2011 first-round Draft pick Sonny Gray and recent signee Hideki Okajima, as well as lefty Jordan Norberto.
Much of the pitching staff's regulars won't make appearances during the first few games, as the A's attempt to ease them along this lengthier spring schedule following a heavy workload in 2012. That includes Jarrod Parker, Tommy Milone, Ryan Cook and Sean Doolittle.
Chavez was purchased from the Blue Jays in August last year and, after 10 innings of two-run ball with Triple-A Sacramento, was promoted to Oakland. He was used in four games while with the big league club, and allowed seven runs in just 3 1/3 innings -- numbers that don't reflect his ability, manager Bob Melvin said Wednesday.
"I had to put him in some situations that were tough based on necessity, but people around here really like him," said Melvin. "He's looked good. All of our developmental people raved about him in the time they saw him."
Chavez will be stretched out as a starter and, like Blackley, will look to force his way onto the roster in a long-relief role.
Norberto declines to comment on Biogenesis link
PHOENIX -- A's reliever Jordan Norberto declined comment Wednesday when approached about an ESPN report connecting him to a South Florida clinic that has been linked to performance-enhancing drugs.
"I'm not commenting," Norberto said. "I'm here to play baseball."
The left-handed Norberto was one of five more players added to the widening Biogenesis report Tuesday night, along with Padres shortstop Everth Cabrera, Astros outfielder Fernando Martinez, Padres reliever Fautino De Los Santos -- who once played for the A's -- and top Mets outfield prospect Cesar Puello. This just a few weeks after more than a dozen players, including A's right-hander Bartolo Colon, were linked to the clinic.
Major League Baseball is currently investigating the clinic. In the meantime, the A's have no comment regarding the situation.
Norberto, 26, posted a 2.77 ERA in 39 games for Oakland during a 2012 season that was interrupted by shoulder issues. Now healthy, the southpaw has already thrown to hitters this week and is tentatively scheduled to pitch in Monday's game against the Indians.
"The trainers have given him a full go and he's felt good," manager Bob Melvin said Wednesday. "So at this point there are no limitations."
Worth noting
• Lefty Garrett Olson, a non-roster invitee who was scratched from his Sunday bullpen session because of a right hamstring issue, is on the mend and was scheduled to do some throwing Wednesday.
Jane Lee is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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NYU Mining Bitcoin for New Class
Investing in bitcoin and other virtual currencies is risky. So is planning a graduate-level class on the subject four months ahead of time.
But that's what two professors from New York University's Law School and Stern School of Business are doing. Recognizing the immense interest, confusion and concern surrounding bitcoin, finance professor David Yermack and law professor Geoffrey Miller are seeking to help students navigate a murky regulatory environment and assess the currency's value.
The duo compiled an early outline to pitch their bosses on "The Law and Business of Bitcoin and Other Cryptocurrencies," with classes devoted to topics such as money laundering via bitcoin, how to measure the currency's trading activities and whether it's even a real currency at all. (The IRS recently declared it property—and subject to "gain" taxes if used to buy something.)
But given the fast-changing market—including wildly fluctuating valuation, bankruptcy discussions and almost daily developments in legal battles, Yermack says what's taught come fall will likely have little resemblance to the original draft. "We have no illusions that six months from now it'll be the same set of issues," he said.
Even so, Yermack says a few broader topics will remain relevant. For example, he can use bitcoin to explore Milton Friedman's orthodox monetary policy and the role that human judgment can or should have in determining policy.
And the professors expect to address the risk and insurance implications of virtual currency activity, since investors currently can't insure themselves against theft or hacking on bitcoin marketplaces the same way they can at a traditional FDIC-backed bank. Some companies are trying to build such insurance products, and governments must decide whether to provide security for a currency that, in some ways, competes with their own.
Yermack expects to pack the 50-seat room currently reserved for his class, but he knows the currency's popularity might be fleeting and, if its value crashes to just $5 or $10 between now and August, interest in the course could evaporate.
"The trajectory of bitcoin is going to be crucial" to whether the class actually happens, he says.
Starting to assess bitcoin from an academic angle while the currency is still in its infancy allows Yermack and Miller to set the agenda for future study of the subject. "You can help shape the field by stipulating what you think the important topics are," Yermack says. "For an academic, that's fun."
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Pulaski County Sheriff spokesman Lt. Carl Minden said Friday the victim is believed to be James Heath, 46, but Minden said investigators are still waiting on positive identification from the State Crime Lab.
Authorities arrested Taylor Arnold on a murder charge after he allegedly told an investigator he helped put the body behind a home.
Minden said investigators also found a vehicle they were looking for in connection to Heath's death. Two people wanted for questioning were both in the car when it was found in Pope County.
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Alpine landscapes can be some of the most pristine and majestic vistas in the world. That's what photographer Walter Niedermayr remembers from his childhood in northern Italy. But, like the pictures that he makes — which he has long created in serial form, rather than as single images — those mountains are part of something larger, something that can be reframed.
"I remember how it once was. You wouldn't find many people on the mountains," Niedermayr tells TIME, in an email translated from German. "From a spatial point of view, everything is perpetually changing: people and fashions as well, especially in the world of tourism."
Niedermayr began photographing mountainous landscapes and the skiers who inhabit them in the 1980s. More recently, that work has taken him to Aspen, Colo., and his images of those mountains will soon be available in book form as The Aspen Series (out March 31 from Hatje Cantz). The photographer — who now prefers cross-country skiing to downhill — is fascinated by man-made landscapes and the way they are presented in media images, a process that transforms the ancient slopes into modern resorts. It's no longer enough for a mountain to be sublime: it must attract tourists. And in Niedermayr's photographs, those visiting skiers become graphic objects on the man-made planes of the trails, paused in their motions, symbols of human influence on the land.
Not that Aspen and the Alps are one and the same: the arid climate of the Rockies creates powdery snow, and the skiing culture is also lighter, more relaxed. In addition, Aspen's history as a mining area provided an extra layer of meaning to a body of work that focuses on the way people alter their environments. "The native inhabitants, the Ute people, had a respectful use of the landscape; the miners later on introduced a very utilitarian notion of landscape," says Niedermayr. "The subsequent decline of mining in the '30s paved the way for Aspen to become one of the most modern ski resorts in the world."
But, Niedermayr says, the mountains have begun to resemble each other. Globalization has made it possible for resorts and skiers alike to model themselves on images they've seen from elsewhere in the world, another example of the transformation the photographer has seen in the landscapes themselves. It's a march toward uniformity — still, his photographs make clear that the landscapes and their inhabitants are not just a clean white background with people-shaped dots, the same all over the world. If you can look at it as Niedermayr does, from "the opposite slope," you may see something new.
"My work appears to be obvious at first glance, but then there are different levels of perception, jarring elements between the pictures, repetitions, overlapping layers, different perspectives, and temporal shifts," he says. "It oscillates between the beautiful appearance of a so-called reality and the reality of the image."
Walter Niedermayr is an Italian photographer. The Aspen Series is available March 31st from Hatje Cantz.
Lily Rothman is a writer and producer for TIME.


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At SitePoint HQ we regularly work on ideas – big and small – that could help you guys in some way (or even just brighten up your day). We call this innovation program Triple Time (because it lasts 3 days each month). One example of a successful project that was launched recently is capn.me, which you may have seen. If not, check it out.
A couple the team have been working on an idea that we'd like to float to you guys before we take it much further. It's called 'Code Volunteer' and the premise is this:
If people have a web project that they can't afford to pay for or don't have the skills to complete (ideally not-for-profit organisation e.g. school, charity, local community group) they can list their project and we pair them up with talented designers/developers/marketers that are willing to volunteer some time and skills for a worthy cause.
What we're asking you is whether you know of any individuals, friends, family, colleagues or organisations (ideally non-for profit due to it being a volunteer program) that need help with their web presence. They could be located anywhere in the world.
Here's what we need you to do:If you know of someone that might fit the bill and needs help (whether it be a site built from scratch, tweaks to an existing site, help with a mobile presence, marketing… anything really) then please let us know by replying here with a "yes I know someone located in <country>".
At this stage we're not asking for any kind of commitment, this is purely an exercise to gauge interest.Thanks!
Hi. I have just come accross this site as I was looking for a developer that might be interested in a project that I have been considering as I cannot find a particular service online. There is no organization involved as it the idea has not developed that far yet. I have concept ideas about what is required and have started to "test the water" and there seems to be interest in my proposal. I would be quite happy for this idea to be developed as a not for profit arrangement as its prime purpose is in the potential for saving of life.
The problem will be making sure that, when the project gets listed, and before anyone can consider volunteering, the needs are well and truly known. Which isn't easy. And if the non-profit has a dearth of technical people, this will make it more difficult.
I assume SitePoint someones are first going to look at the project(s) in question as technical people to determine what exactly it would be the non-profits need? Or would there be a separate layer of volunteers, people willing to talk to the client and look at what they already have/want and hash out what technically would be needed?
One of the hardest parts of a project really.
LOL, I do not know of any projects, as the ones I know about I help (helped). But I have been looking for new projects and routes to find new projects. Where do we look to see if we are interested in up coming projects?
For me I find a difference between groups where everyone (or almost everyone) is a volunteer. And groups where they may be a 501c3 but they are selling a service and part of selling that service is having the web design or programming done. I don't volunteer for the second type.
Yes I know in india. Its me. i would gladly volunteer for such an idea.
Devilsnare, that you're in the Detroit of the East shouldn't matter one bit.
I think it sounds a great idea, I've lent volunteer time for a few local charities. Mostly I find they don't need just one specific little thing done, they need something bigger, like setting up a website, getting SEO results, having a Facebook page run etc. the kind of ongoing jobs an in-house web person would do, but perhaps what could be useful in that area is providing some training on social networks / link building etc. The last thing I did was a couple of hours consultation and training for a charity so they understood the basics of SEO and could start working their on-page copy and link building towards it.
This is sorely needed in the nonprofit community. However, there is a relatively new site that does this, but does not limit to strictly just web design. Perhaps find a way to engage volunteers with this project? http://www.sparked.com/about/micro
I do quite a bit of free work for non-profits, individuals and groups and recognize that there is a need for this. To that end, I created a website that attempts to put people in need of web design and IT work with people who can provide these services for free. The site is http://webblies.net.
I am available to help with projects like this.
John Crockford
Thanks for your feedback everyone. Much appreciated. I'll keep you updated as we progress.
This idea could work really well, but it would need to be very heavily controlled.
I've seen similar ideas carried out, only for the site to be filled to the brim with spammy requests for free programming, students lying to get their homework done on the cheap and managers that generally undervalue the need for a software developer.
It's worth noting that SitePoint has taken a lot of criticism for 99designs as some designers feel that it undervalues their work. It's not a point I personally agree with as there is a fee at the end, and it serves an entirely different market, but running a site where anyone can join and get legitimate work done for free would cause an outcry. I like the idea of serving non-profits, but as I said above users of the service will need to prove their status.
Also, where does the new service stand from a liability viewpoint? What if a non-profit gets a site from this service that handles payment and ends up hacked due to poor programming practices? I can see it being a legal minefield and it'll only take one case to drag the name of the service through the streets.


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Although the use of anticipate and expect as synonyms is now largely accepted,1 at least in casual communications, the careful writer will do well to note that some authorities still hold that there is a subtle difference between them.1-3
Although both words refer to a person's attitude toward a future event, they differ in what they convey about that attitude. For example, some observers hold that the difference between the words relates to the level of certainty toward the future event (ie, anticipate implies that a person is certain that the event will take place, whereas expect implies only that a person predicts that the event will take place3). However, this weak distinction is easily blurred, and in practice it seems that it is not often upheld. A stronger and more often upheld distinction maintains that anticipate is the stronger of the two words, connoting that some action has been taken to prepare for the foreseen event.2,3 This sense possibly arose from an early (late 1500s) use, "To seize or take possession of beforehand."4 Although that use is now obsolete, by the early 1600s anticipate was being used to suggest simply "to take action beforehand," a meaning still current.4 Bernstein points out that such action "Need not be taken so literally as to mean the performance of an overt act; it may simply connote an advance accommodation of the mind or the senses, even involuntarily, to the coming event."2
In any case, if anticipate suggests the taking of some sort of action to prepare for an expected event, it seems clear that one should perhaps not use it when wishing to convey only simple expectation. Interestingly enough, even those who consider anticipate and expect synonyms do not extend the same acceptance to the synonymous use of unanticipated and unexpected.1
The misuse of anticipate in place of expect likely arose from the tendency common among writers and speakers to use larger words.5(pp22-23) It also is an example of what Garner terms "slipshod extension"5(pp22-23)—"the mistaken stretching of a word beyond its accepted meanings, the mistake lying in a misunderstanding of the true sense."5(pp307-308) Garner further maintains that the use of anticipate in the sense of "to await eagerly" is also incorrect and points out that such use is also likely the result of slipshod extension.5(pp22-23)
The bottom line:
● Referring to a person's attitude toward a future event? Using anticipate and expect interchangeably is likely acceptable in casual communications, but in more formal contexts one should take care to observe the subtle differences between them.
● Referring to the simple expectation of a foreseen event? Use expect.
● Referring to a state of taking action—whether that action be either concrete, mental, or emotional—in preparation for a foreseen event? Use anticipate.—Phil Sefton, ELS
1. Anticipate. The Free Dictionary website. http://www.thefreedictionary.com/p/anticipate. Accessed June 8, 2012.
2. Anticipate, expect. In: Bernstein TM. The Careful Writer: A Modern Guide to English Usage. New York, NY: Athaneum; 1985:44-45.
3. Anticipate or Expect: What's Next? Grammatically Correct website. http://www.uhv.edu/ac/newsletters/writing/grammartip2008.05.28.htm. Accessed June 8, 2012.
4. The Compact Oxford English Dictionary. 2nd ed. Oxford, England: Oxford University Press; 1991: 58.
5. Anticipate. In: Garner BA. The Oxford Dictionary of American Usage and Style. New York, NY: Oxford University Press; 2000.


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I took this photo of a Speedwell flower yesterday (27 Sep) in a typical situation beside an (empty) field obviously used for crops. there were many plants all just a few inches high. It's probably Common Field Speedwell (Veronica persica) but the lower petals on all of them were very pale, almost white which looks a lot like Green Field Speedwell (Veronica agrestis) in my flower book. Is there enough in these photos to decide for definite?
thanks, Alan
Hi Alan,
I reckon its Veronica persica. That usually has pale lower petals. The calyx segments which you can see in the background in the first photo are quite pointed, they are much more bluntly rounded in agrestis.
Fred, that's great - thank you


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Partnerships and Accreditations
Maryville University's School of Education partners with St. Louis area schools with a focus on renewing teacher education and schooling. Maryville is a leader in Missouri and nationally in this collaborative effort.
Maryville University is a founding member of the Metropolitan St. Louis Consortium for Educational Renewal, a collaborative partnership for the simultaneous renewal of teacher education and schooling. The Consortium helps support our continuing work with four partner Professional Development Schools: Clark Elementary School, Parkway South High School, Wilkinson Early Childhood Center, and Roosevelt High School.
Maryville University joined with Harris Stowe State University and these school districts to join the National Network for Educational Renewal in 1993. We continue to be committed to the Agenda for Education in a Democracy that forms the core of the Network's work.
Maryville University continues pursuing additional partnerships with area schools for the mutual benefit of both institutions and the advancement of improved student learning. The School of Education National Leadership Council promotes and supports initiatives that facilitate positive change through partnership development and collaboration.
The School of Education at Maryville is an active participant in the American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education , the Association for Independent Liberal Arts Colleges for Teacher Education , the Missouri Association of Colleges for Teacher Education, and the organizations listed above.
Maryville University's School of Education is accredited at both the national and the state level.
Teacher Education programs at Maryville University are nationally accredited by the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE). NCATE establishes high and rigorous standards for preparation programs, holds accredited institutions accountable for meeting these standards, and requires institutions to demonstrate that teacher candidates know their subject matter and how to teach it effectively to all students. It attests to the commitment and quality of Maryville's teacher preparation. http://www.ncate.org/
Teacher Education programs at Maryville University are fully accredited by the State of Missouri through the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education. This accreditation involves a regular process of alignment with state teacher education program standards and compliance with all aspects of appropriate Missouri state law and code. dese.mo.gov
Performance of Graduates
The School of Education has a comprehensive assessment system to ensure the performance of its candidates. Title II of the Higher Education Opportunity Act mandates that the U.S. Department of Education collect data on state assessments, other requirements, and standards for teacher certification and licensure, as well as data on the performance of teacher preparation programs. Maryville University's annual Title II report card, including performance on state exams, can be found in the Institutional Report.


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Bidding on AZ Precinct Project Delayed
PHOENIX — Bidding on the new $7.4 million Cactus Park Police Precinct Replacement project has been pushed back to late fall 2011.
The city of Phoenix Engineering and Architectural Services Department recently awarded the design services contract on the project to Phoenix-based Arrington Watkins Architects.
The first construction package is anticipated be the remodeling of the site's existing buildings. It is likely the project will be handled by a CMAR, but the city has not yet made a final decision on the construction delivery method.
Two buildings on the site will be converted for use as police facilities and a new vehicle maintenance building will be added. The project involves four basic areas that will comprise the 40,000-square-foot facility:
Building A, comprising 22,000 square feet, will be converted to house the operations and staff currently located at 302 E. Union Hills.
Building B, comprising 17,000 square feet, will be converted to function as a police precinct station. Adult and juvenile holding rooms, restrooms, shower rooms, locker rooms, a property impound room, phone/data rooms and a shooting range will also be added to the building.
The New Vehicle Maintenance Building and fuel island will replicate the vehicle maintenance building at the Black Mountain Precinct in Phoenix.
The facility's parking lot and attendant site will comprise 9.5 acres once the project is completed.


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Bachelor of Applied Science (Psychology)
Course summary for current students
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|Bachelor of Applied Science (Psychology)
Offered at Burwood (Melbourne), Waurn Ponds (Geelong), Warrnambool, Cloud (online)
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|3 years full-time or part-time equivalent
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For continuing students only. Course structure applies for students who commenced in 2012 or 2013. Students who commenced prior to 2012 should refer to the 2011 course handbook entry or consult your course enrolment officer. Students that commenced in 2014 should refer to the 2014 handbook entry.
Course sub-headings
Course overview
Psychology is concerned with understanding human personality, behaviour, emotion, underlying mental processes and the factors that lead people to differ in the way they think and behave. In the Bachelor of Applied Science (Psychology) you will be exposed to a contemporary integrative approach to psychology, one that recognises the importance of, and interrelationships between, biological, developmental, social, cognitive, and developmental factors. In undertaking this course of study you will cover broad areas of psychology including behavioural and clinical neuroscience, child and adolescent psychology, relationships and the psychology of groups, cognitive psychology, forensic psychology, and psychopathology.
An undergraduate major sequence in psychology is also available to students enrolled in the following degrees: H345 Bachelor of Psychology (Honours), H300 Bachelor of Health Sciences, D387 Bachelor of Nursing/Bachelor of Psychological Science), D391 Bachelor of Health Sciences/Bachelor of Arts.
Work-Integrated Learning
As part of this course, you will also be given the opportunity to undertake an internship in psychology as well as develop your counselling skills through a suite of elective units offered by the School of Psychology.
Professional recognition
Deakin's Bachelor of Applied Science (Psychology) is recognised for registration by the Psychology Board of Australia, accredited by the Australian Psychology Accreditation Council (APAC) and enables you to undertake additional study in pursuit of professional registration.
Registration as a Psychologist
The current requirements for registration as a provisional psychologist include the completion of four years of academic study of psychology that is recognised by the Psychology Board of Australia. The academic program usually consists of an approved undergraduate psychology sequence – such as Deakin's Bachelor of Applied Science (Psychology) – followed by an approved fourth-year of study (such as Deakin's Graduate Diploma of Psychology or honours in psychology).
Following successful completion of an approved fourth-year of psychology study, you may apply for provisional registration with the Psychology Board of Australia and associate membership of the Australian Psychological Society (APS).
In order to gain full registration, provisional psychologists must then complete either two years of supervised practice, or a minimum two years of further study, which may include: Master of Psychology, Doctor of Psychology or a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) (with supervised practice completed outside the degree).
Note: This course is currently accredited as at the date of publishing.
Psychology major sequence in other degrees
In addition to the Bachelor of Applied Science (Psychology), psychology may be studied as a three-year major sequence in any of the following degrees: Bachelor of Health Sciences, Bachelor of Arts (Psychology) or Bachelor of Management.
Students intending to become psychologists, however, must take four years of academic study (three years of undergraduate study, including ten units of psychology, plus either a level-4 Honours year or the level-4 Graduate Diploma of Psychology).
The 10-credit-point undergraduate Psychology sequence consists of two units at level 1, HPS111 and HPS121; five units at level 2, HPS201, HPS202, HPS203, HPS204 and HPS205 ; plus three units at level 3, HPS301, HPS307 and HPS308.
Students may also choose to take a limited sequence in psychology of 6 or 8 credit points (depending on the requirements of their course). These sequences are designed as terminal studies in psychology to complement other studies within an award. They do not meet the 10-credit-point requirement for entry into fourth-year studies in psychology; nor will they lead to professional qualifications in psychology. However, these requirements may be met by completing additional psychology units, either as single-unit enrolments or via the Graduate Diploma of Psychological Studies.
The 6 or 8-credit-point sequences consist of two units at level one, HPS111 and HPS121; two or three units at level 2, selected from HPS201, HPS202, HPS203, HPS204 and HPS205; and two or three units at level 3, selected from HPS301, HPS302, HPS303, HPS304, HPS307, HPS308 and HPS395. Students wishing to take alternative psychology units must seek approval from the School of Psychology .
For details of the campus on which the unit is offered, please refer to the Unit Descriptions section of the Handbook. Cloud (online) students may apply to enrol in campus units. The fourth-year programs, however, are only available in campus mode. Students studying in both campus and Cloud (online) modes may apply for entry to either the Honours or Graduate Diploma of Psychology programs.
Fees and charges
Fees and charges vary depending on your course, your fee category and the year you started. To find out about the fees and charges that apply to you, visit the Current students fees website.
Course rules
The Bachelor of Applied Science (Psychology) consists of 24 credit points, of which at least 12 must be Psychology (i.e., 'HPS') units.
At level 1, two Psychology units, HPS111 and HPS121, and three foundation health units, HBS107, HBS108 and HBS110, are compulsory.
At level 2, HPS201, HPS202, HPS203, HPS204, and HPS205 are compulsory.
At level 3, HPS301, HPS307 and HPS308 are compulsory, and an additional two level-3 HPS elective units must also be completed.
In summary, Bachelor of Applied Science (Psychology) students must complete two Psychology (HPS) units at level 1, five at level 2, and five at level 3.
No more than 10 credit points may be taken at level 1, and a maximum of 8 credit points may be taken outside the Faculty of Health.
Students may choose to accelerate their progress through the course by selecting from the following units that are normally offered in Trimester 3: HBS110, HBS107, HBS108, HPS111, HPS121, HPS201, HPS204, HPS205, HPS206 and HPS307.
Following completion of the Bachelor of Applied Science (Psychology), students intending to become psychologists must successfully apply for and complete a level-4 Honours year or the level-4 Graduate Diploma of Psychology.
Course structure
Level 1
Trimester 1
|Psychology A: Fundamentals of Human Behaviour
|Understanding Health
plus two elective units
Trimester 2
|Psychology B: Individual and Social Development
|Health Information and Data
|Health Behaviour
plus one elective unit
Level 2
Trimester 1
|The Human Mind
|Human Social Behaviour
plus two elective units
Trimester 2
|Research Methods in Psychology A
|Child and Adolescent Development
|Unit description is currently unavailable *
plus one elective unit
Level 3
Trimester 1
|Research Methods in Psychology B
plus two elective units
Trimester 2
plus three elective units
*Students who have not completed HPS205 by the end of 2015 must do HPS310
Elective units
Two of the 11 elective units must be chosen from the psychology units listed below.
Trimester 1
|Pathways Through Adulthood
|Cognitive Neuroscience
Trimester 2
|Unit description is currently unavailable
|The Social Psychology of Relationships
The remaining nine electives may include other psychology units such as:
|Introduction to Forensic Psychology
|Coaching and Counselling Individuals for Behaviour Change
|Coaching and Counselling Groups for Behaviour Change
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Brattleboro select board opens third round in town manager search
BRATTLEBORO -- It has been almost one year since Barbara Sondag resigned as Brattleboro's town manager. Sondag announced on June 18, 2013 that she had accepted a job in Olivette, Mo., and she left town for her new job on July 25.
Since then the Selectboard has held two different searches, most recently interviewing two of its top candidates. In the first search, the town received 62 applications, and even though the Selectboard held interviews with some of those candidates, in the end an agreement could not be reached.
During its regular meeting on Tuesday night, the board announced it was opening a third search. The deadline to apply in this round is Aug. 18.
In its second search, the town received 43 applications and at least two serious candidates had sit-down interviews with the Selectboard, with members of the Town Manager Search Citizen Committee and with town employees. Two of the candidates received an offer from the town, but it was turned down.
The first candidate who was offered the job actually took a job in his hometown, said Selectboard Chairman David Gartenstein.
"This candidate came with a strong background in working in government and had a very strong progressive vision. He would have been a good match for the town."
A second candidate was then offered the job, but the day before he received the offer he had taken a job in his home state.
In the first round, the board believed it had a candidate that was appropriate for the position, but an agreement with that person could not be reached because, Selectboard Chairman David Gartenstein told the Reformer in May, "The benefits and relocation compensation the candidate wanted was in excess of the advertised range."
In the first round, the board set the salary range from $75,000 to $90,000, and in the second round, the board raised it to $80,000 to $95,000.
During Tuesday's night meeting, Gartenstein talked about the process involved in screening and interviewing candidates.
"It was very clear this was a confidential process," he said. "We made a commitment to candidates for confidentiality and we asked everybody to honor it ... Selectboard members, employees and the members of the citizens committee. Unfortunately, there was an article in the newspaper providing information about the town manager search process that really should have remained confidential at the time."
Gartenstein said it was unfortunate that the chairman of the citizens committee chose to spoke with the Reformer and at a future meeting, the Selectboard will need to discuss reconstituting the committee for the third round.
"We want citizens to participate, but confidentiality needs to stay that way," he said.
Meanwhile, Interim Town Manager Patrick Moreland keeps plugging along in the position he has held for almost a full year now.
Moreland said after Sondag resigned that he was not interested in the job at the time and he did not apply for the open town manager position. When he accepted the role of interim town manager his salary was increased from $64,155 to $66,085.
"I can certainly confirm that I was a candidate in the second round," said Moreland. "I make no secret of that. Am I a little disappointed? Yes. But it's a difficult decision and I know the board is working in the best interests of the town."
Moreland said he will more than likely submit his application in the third round, as well.
"I look forward to the outcome of the next search."
In May, Gartenstein said that he and the board have been completely satisfied with Moreland's work.
"The Selectboard feels at this time, given the work Patrick is doing, there is no immediate urgency to hire another town manager and that we have time to reopen the search," Gartenstein said.
"Patrick is working very hard and has done a very good job representing the interests of the town and overseeing town services and finances in his position as interim town manager."
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Discussion in 'Star Trek: Voyager' started by King Daniel Beyond, Apr 10, 2013.
Believe it or not, I'll only do "so much" for my 15 minutes of fame.
Hey I don't blame you, I wouldn't either. Just was throwing it out there.
Hey guys, where Voyager is concerned there will be a direction continuation of 3 characters: Tuvok, Kim and Icheb you will learn what has happened in there lives over the past decade, somethings will surprise you. Ethan does play a new character called Fixer, and Robert Picardo will play Doc Zimmerman who will use his expertise in holography to help the team.
We are going to be shooting in a couple months at a studio in LA and we are building some sets and will use those in conjunction with green screen.
Unlike Of Gods and Men (shot almost 7 years ago, mind you), we have not one, but 3 different visual effects companies working on this project. The VFX will be light years beyond STOGAM, Some of the pre-production work has been breathtaking. Costume and make-up designs have also been incredible.
Our primary crew has now over 30 talented individuals with many more that will join us to help with the shoot. This project has gained an incredible amount momentum since it was greenlighted it last summer.
I would only ask everyone not to base your opinions on STOGAM, this project has it's own identity and has incorporated more talent and funding then STOGAM. Our goal is to have this out by mid 2014 and so far we are on track for that.
-Tom (ST:R AP)
I am looking forward to it. Please finish it before Koenig dies!
That was exactly my thought! Hell, with that kind of money I'd hire the restaurant and invite you all too
Tom, is "Max Rem" still working with you guys?
If you mean DD, he is not directly involved. he is a friend and a few of us have talked to him a couple times to see if he would like to help. He supports us, but is to involved with other projects to help us on this production.
Yeah, that's the guy. I was never sure about Max until he answered my question on his blog. The "Max" factor (nudge nudge) gave me suspicions.
He had to use the name for New Voyages/P2 but now he works for Universal and not Paramount, so thats not really an issue these days. ah.. the good old days..
Ichab, all grown up in Star Trek: Renegades.
Is that.. a BREEN?
Oh boy, this looks SO ridiculous! What are they thinking? Can this be any more fan-wanky? This looks almost like something one would do to parody fan productions! And yet here they are, presenting it as their actual movie. Just ... why?!
EDIT: Those uniforms! OMG!
Here are some other pics:
It's Jonas from Stargate! (in the ugliest uniform since "All Good Things" and "Endgame")
Looking at those uniforms makes me realize how silly it is to complain about skin tight uniforms in real Trek.
With their budget of $300,000+ you'd think they could make them look better. I wish they'd stuck with the First Contact/DS9 uniforms seem in the first teaser.
$300,000 vaporize pretty quickly.
Those Renegades, Phase II and Continues guys should just all join their efforts for a more quality product.
Now now, maybe the acting and story is gripping..
Well then they should maybe do something contemporary with gripping story and acting. There you can do a LOT for $300,000. But the problem with science fiction is: do it big, or don't.
If it looks cheap, nobody cares about the acting chops.
But but.. CHEKOV is in it!
Or, as I think of him once he got older, Bester.
He deserves so much better. So sad.
I hope so. I really hope so.
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