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Housing unfolds at former air base
WEYMOUTH — There's a new neighborhood coming to SouthField, the big mixed-use community being built on the grounds of the former South Weymouth Naval Air Station.
Paul Hickey, director of development for LNR Property LLC, the Florida-based real estate company in charge of redeveloping the former military base, said 32 acres of trees and brush near the South Weymouth commuter rail station will be cleared to make way for Winterwoods, a hamlet of 115 cottages and townhouses slated to be completed by 2014. "We're in the early planning and design phase," he said.
Hickey said LNR is working with its engineers and master plan architect to design the new neighborhood. Once they have plans ready, LNR will apply for permits from the South Shore Tri-Town Development Corp., which acts as SouthField's municipal government. Once permits are in place, engineers will finalize plans for roads and infrastructure, LNR will sell the lots to homebuilders, and construction will begin.
Hickey said the trees that currently cover the Winterwoods site are too small to be used for lumber, so they are probably headed for the woodchipper. A small waterway known as French's Stream runs through the site.
LNR hopes that construction will begin by the end of the summer, so residents could move in as early as 2014, said Hickey.
Two local developers, Interactive Building Group of Hingham and Whitman Homes of Canton, have expressed interest in building houses at Winterwoods, said Tricia Bruno, marketing director for SouthField.
Both firms have built houses in SouthField's first neighborhood, known as SouthField Highlands.
Because Winterwoods would be built next to SouthField Highlands, Winterwoods would be a "continuation of the Highlands," Bruno said.
After Winterwoods, the third neighborhood will probably be an apartment complex known as SouthField Crossing. Located south of Trotter Road, it would consist of two or three apartment buildings containing a total of 200 units, Hickey said.
There are about 500 people living in SouthField Highlands, which will have 650 units when it is complete.
The completed SouthField project could have as many as 2,855 units of housing and 2 million square feet of commercial space.
The Cottages at Hollybrook, a cluster of 31 houses under construction at SouthField Highlands, have been an easy sell for Interactive Building Group: Twenty-eight of them are already under agreement, according to the company.
Gene Raymond, one of the company's principals, says he wants to build more of these cottage-style houses at Winterwoods. They have 1,400 square feet of floor space, with two bedrooms and 2½ bathrooms, and are priced in the $300,000 range.
Bruno said the cottages are geared to empty nesters, young professionals, and young married couples who want to own a single-family home but enjoy "stress-free maintenance-free living . . . what we call easy living."
People who buy houses at SouthField agree to pay regular fees to their homeowners association, which takes care of snow removal, landscaping, and maintenance of the common greenspace.
Bruno said it is up to the homebuilders and developers to decide what kind of environmentally friendly or green features would be included in their buildings. "It's up to the individual builder to do as much as they can," she said.
The environmental impact of redeveloping the former naval base has raised concerns among a number of local residents and activists.
A citizens group called the Advocates for Rockland, Abington, Weymouth, and Hingham has long criticized the project for moving forward without first securing its own water supply or waste-water treatment facility.
"They haven't done what they said they were going to do," said Mary Parsons, a former Rockland selectwoman who is a founding member of the Advocates and an outspoken critic of the SouthField project.
The massive development has also hit snags and delays in the depressed economy. A plan to build movie studios on the site has apparently stalled. (Several calls and e-mails to studio executives were not returned.) And SouthField still needs businesses to occupy the commercial space that is planned.
But LNR has been pushing forward with the residential portion of its master plan and celebrating milestones reached, no matter how small.
The company was chosen as master developer of the shuttered base in 2002. On Jan. 24, Starwood Property Trust and Starwood Capital Group, an investment firm headquartered in Greenwich, Conn., announced an agreement to acquire LNR for $1.05 billion. Local officials expect few changes to LNR's plans for SouthField
The next milestone for the development will be next month's opening of Trotter Road, a freshly paved street on the western part of the base that runs from SouthField Highlands to the South Weymouth commuter rail station and Route 18.
Meanwhile, The Commons at SouthField Highlands, the first apartment complex to be built at SouthField, is trying to get silver certification under the US Green Building Council's Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) green building program.
Bruno said residents and homebuilders are pleased with how SouthField is progressing.
"We're thrilled that the vision for the project has been so well received," she said. "It just energizes us to keep going. The commitment is very real."
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PODCAST: Kishi Bashi '99
February 27, 2012
1999 film scoring alumnus Kishi Bashi has toured with Sondre Lerche, Alexi Murdoch, and of Montreal, not to mention the splash he made with his previous band, Jupiter One.
A versatile musician, he has found success in many roles: violinist, composer, producer, and now as multi-lingual singer-songwriter Kishi Bashi.
In addition to blending English and Japanese lyrics, Kishi Bashi writes primarily on the violin, and performs all the instruments on his record 151a. A composer with a lush and cinematic sensibility, Kishi Bashi pushes the envelope beyond typical coffeehouse arrangements.


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When Beth McKee sings, listeners hear an earthy and unforgettable fusion of rock, blues, soul, gospel and country.
It all started in church, where McKee played piano and her older sister played the organ. One of her most treasured memories is of singing the first blues song she ever learned in front of a racially mixed audience while she was in high school.
"I wailed the chorus in double time and the whole room just went nuts," McKee said. "I was hooked."
McKee enjoys all kinds of music. "I've always loved Zydeco and Cajun music and when I moved to Austin, Texas, in my 20s and heard all the wonderful Tejano music featuring accordion, I decided to play it more," she said.
"Moving to New Orleans later made more accordion a no-brainer," McKee said. "I love switching off from piano to accordion during our show. It has a whole different sound."
McKee got her start on the Chitlin' Circuit. "I played with Jesse Robinson's Knee Deep Band featuring Big Daddy 500 Pounds of the Blues," she said.
"Big Daddy was a soulful singer and Jesse an amazing guitarist," McKee said. "What I learned under their tutelage was a real education and I wouldn't trade a minute of it for a year at Juilliard."
McKee earned a degree in accounting and trained to be a neon artist before deciding to become a musician. She was part of the nationally popular New Orleans country-Cajun band, Evangeline.
"Evangeline was a great amalgam of talent, dedication and persistence and our voices blended effortlessly when we sang together," she said. "That doesn't happen too often."
With Evangeline, McKee once performed at a fundraising event for The Carter Center. "President and Mrs. Carter opted to dance while I was singing the old Jimmy Reed blues song 'Baby What You Want Me to Do,'" McKee said. "I was so proud, and they were excellent dancers."
In her own songwriting, McKee was deeply influenced by late Louisiana singer/songwriter Bobby Charles, who wrote and recorded "See You Later Alligator," "But I Do" and "Walking to New Orleans." Her first solo album, "I'm That Way," released in 2010, is a tribute to Charles.
Today, McKee lives in Florida because her husband and percussionist, Juan Perez, was called home to take care of family. Over the years, McKee has performed with many legendary performers, but says it is her own band which is her favorite. "With Juan on drums/percussion and Dan Walters playing bass, I feel like I'm playing with the best rhythm section in the world," she said.
Not all married couples can work together, but McKee and Perez make beautiful music. "Musically, we are 100 percent sympatico and we write together, too, which is both challenging and rewarding, with lots of give and take," she said. "I'd find it hard to travel all the time if we weren't doing it together."
This will be the third time the trio has played Randy Wood Guitars. "We feel like we're at home there and there is always something great for us to eat," McKee said. "Last time someone killed a wild boar and barbecued it up for us. Wild pulled pork sandwiches, what a treat!"
What: The Beth McKee Trio in concert.
When: 8 p.m., Oct. 1.
Where: Randy Wood Guitars, 1304 E. U.S. 80, Bloomingdale.
Cost: $ 25.
Info: 912-748-1930.


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Liaison Managers
The IETF has a limited number of liaison relationships with other organizations. Liaisons are appointed by the IAB when the IAB feels that conditions warrant appointing a specific person to such a task.
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A TV spot for the PepsiCo-owned tortilla chips brand Doritos, created by Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO, follows the Mariachi Doritos band as it brings Mexican fun to house parties by performing British pop classics such as Don't You Want Me by The Human League.
With the strapline "For fun, add a little Mexican", the ad directs viewers to a Facebook competition that offers them the chance to win an exclusive live or virtual performance from the Mariachi Doritos band.
The spot breaks on 1 June and will run for four weeks. It was written by Mark Fairbanks and Prabs Wignarajah, and art directed by Thiago de Moraes and Jez Tribe. It was directed by Sniper Twins through Independent.


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My 9-year-old son has had a swollen lymph node in his neck for four months. All his blood tests came back normal. It does go up and down in size. Doctors and surgeons say it is just a swollen lymph node and it will go down. Can you please give me some more information on this?
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Thank you for your question. I'll do my best to provide some general information since I do not know the size or exact location of your son's swollen lymph node or the nature of the blood tests that were performed. However, it is a good sign that the node does not bother him and that he has not been sick and that the tests that were done were all normal.
Lymph nodes (sometimes also called lymph glands) contain white blood cells and filter the germs throughout the body. The nodes are usually about the size of a pea and can become enlarged when they work overtime during common infections such as the common cold, strep throat, and infected skin wounds. An enlarged lymph node in the area of an infection (such as a swollen neck node during an ear infection) may double in size, going from about a quarter- or half-inch to nearly an inch wide. The node will usually shrink back to normal within a few weeks after the infection has passed.
A lymph node itself may become infected by bacteria and may require treatment with an antibiotic. Less common causes of enlarged lymph nodes include infections such as cat scratch disease, tuberculosis and sexually transmitted diseases. Certain conditions such as rheumatoid arthritis and lupus are also associated with enlarged nodes. Finally, cancer and HIV infection are rare causes.
For enlarged lymph nodes that persist longer than a few weeks, get bigger or happen along with other symptoms such as fever, unexplained weight loss and night sweats, certain blood tests, X-rays or a biopsy of the node may be needed. However, although lymph nodes may alarm parents because they are noticeable, they are more commonly a sign of normal fluctuation.
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Siddons was an All-State First Team performer for Harrison High School in Kennesaw, Ga., in 2007. She was a Regional Team member in 2006, 2007 and 2008.
She was also named team MVP in 2007 and 2008.
Other honors include the Region 5 AAAAA Championship in 2007. She finished sixth in the 2007 Georgia State Tournament. She was 10th in both 2006 and 2008. She qualified for several national American Junior Golf Association events including the AJGA Knoxville Open in 2008.
The Harrison High team has won the Region 5 AAAAA Championship for three seasons. The team has also finished in the top five in the state tournament the last three years.
She won the Coach's Award in 2006. She was named to the Marietta Daily All-County Team in 2006, 2007 and 2008. She was also named the Northwest Section Girl Golfer of the Year by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution in 2008.
Siddons was the girl's golf team Academic Award winner in 2008. She has been on the honor roll every semester in high school. She is also a member of the Spanish Club, Student Christian Ventures and the Young Republicans. She is also active in Student Government. She will graduate from high school with honors in 2009.
She is the daughter of Julie and Rick Siddons. Her step-grandmother is best-selling author Anne Rivers Siddons.
Siddons plans on majoring in Communications and Public Relations at Lipscomb.


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The Intention Economy: When Customers Take Charge (Harvard Business Review Press, 2012) reports on the expected market changes caused by increased independence and empowerment of customers in the marketplace. Those changes are ones Doc began work toward in 2006, when he created ProjectVRM. VRM stands for Vendor Relationship Management, a customer-side counterpart for CRM, or Customer Relationship Management, which is a $20 billion business. Today there are dozens of VRM development projects and companies. For his work on VRM, Doc was named a "2010 Influential Leader" by CRM Magazine., which devoted most of its May 2010 issue (and its cover story, below on the right) to VRM.
Doc has been a fellow with CITS at UCSB since 2006. In that capacity he studies the Internet as a form of infrastructure, and infrastructure itself (a term that has only come into popular use in the last three decades and still suffers a lack of clear definition). These together are the subjects of his next book, titled The Giant Zero.
In October 2012 Doc began a year as a visiting scholar at Studio20, under professor Jay Rosen in the Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute at New York University. In this capacity Doc takes part in classes, helping guide students in their real-world projects.
Doc's career as a journalist began when he worked as a reporter and photographer for a series of small papers in suburban and rural New Jersey in the early 1970s, followed by work as a writer and editor for newspapers and magazines in North Carolina. In the same decade he also worked in radio (as a news reporter, disc jockey, engineer and advertising salesman), where he acquired his nickname (shortened from "Doctor Dave," his on-air persona). He continued to write free-lance while working full-time at the advertising agency he co-founded in 1978 (more about that below), and returned to full-time journalism in 1996, when he began writing for Linux Journal. His title for most of the time since has been Senior Editor. As an observer of free software, open source and related development methods he has contributed to a number of books, including Open Sources 2.0 from O'Reilly. In The World is Flat, Thomas L. Friedman calls Doc "one of the most respected technology writers in America." In 2005, Doc won the Google O'Reilly Open Source Award for Best Communicator. Doc's byline has also appeared in The Wall Street Journal, OMNI, Wired, PC Magazine, The Standard, The Sun, Upside, Release 1.0, The Globe & Mail and many other publications.
In 1999 Doc and three collaborators put up an iconoclastic website called The Cluetrain Manifesto, which Tom Petzinger of The Wall Street Journal called "the future of business." The site was enlarged into a book, which became a business bestseller in 2000. More than a decade later, Cluetrain still sells well (a 10th Anniversary edition came out in 2009). According to Google Books, Cluetrain is cited by more than five thousand other books. Doc is perhaps best known as the source of Cluetrain's first thesis and most-quoted line, "Markets are conversations"which has since become something of a mantra in the social networking movement.
Doc is also one of the Web's longest-serving and widely-sourced bloggers. Doc Searls Weblog, which moved to a Harvard address in 2007, started (with guidance from Doc's friend and mentor Dave Winer) in 1999. J.D. Lasica, author of Darknet and proprietor of OurMedia, calls Doc "one of the deep thinkers in the blog movement." Doc also tweets as @dsearls and has over 18,000 followers on Twitter.
As a speaker, Doc has keynoted, served as a panelist or been interviewed at countless events and trade shows: Digital ID World, SXSW, Personal Democracy Forum, Defrag, O'Reilly's OSCON and Etech conferences, eCom eXpo, Les Blogs, Le Web, Reboot, Supernova, LinuxWorld Expo, National Chamber of Commerce, CES, Comdex, Desktop Linux Summit, Linux Lunacy Geek Cruises, Gnomedex, BloggerCon, First Tuesday/Zurich, JabberCon, PC Forum, Seybold, Syndicate, Kynetx Impact, Demo and many others. He is also a figure in the "unconference" movement, and helps organize the twice-yearly Internet Identity Workshops, which have contributed to the development of many standards, technologies, companies and organizations, including ProjectVRM, which has spawned or contributed to more than a dozen new development efforts around the world.
Doc's consulting practice, The Searls Group, has worked with Hitachi, Sun, Apple, Nortel, Borland, BT, Symbian Foundation, Motorola, Acxiom and other leading companies, in addition to many start-ups. The Searls Group grew out of Doc's work with Hodskins Simone & Searls, which he co-founded in North Carolina and which later became one of Silicon Valley's top advertising agencies. (HS&S was acquired by Publicis in 1998.)
Doc's earliest training in journalism was as a newspaper photographer. These days he leverages that craft mostly in service to the fields of geology and geography, which he observes from the sky while piling up frequent-flyer miles. Thanks to permissive licensing of Doc's 45,000+ photos posted on Flickr, hundreds of those photos have found their way onto Wikimedia Commons, and into countless Wikipedia articles as well. All of them were put there by people other than Doc. Many books, magazines and other media also contain Doc's photos. And billions of people saw his work during NBC's coverage of the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver. There Doc's ice crystal photos served as key elements for the network's coverage. (Doc ran in the credits as a member of the design team.)
Doc and his family split time between their home in Santa Barbara and his work at Harvard, NYU and elsewhere.
Downloadable pictures of Doc live in this folder here. The photo above is by Carsten Ingemann and was shot in Paris in July 2010.
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dorma+kaba Group has completed the sale of its AutoTime software and related activities to Kronos Incorporated, Chelmsford Mass. (USA), as all formalities of the transaction have been settled.
Kaba Group finished the 2014/2015 financial year with markedly good results. Consolidated sales topped the billion mark once again, rising 8.1% to CHF 1,085.2 million.
The merger of the two businesses of Dorma and Kaba to form dorma+kaba, announced at the end of April 2015, was completed on 1 September 2015.
Kaba Holding AG notes that today Dorma Group publishes its preliminary results for financial year 2014/2015 to 30 June 2015.
The responsible competition authorities have unconditionally approved the planned merger of Dorma and Kaba.
Kaba Group has entered into an agreement with Kronos Incorporated, based in Chelmsford, Mass., (USA) for Kronos to acquire Kaba's AutoTime software and related activities.
With the appointment of Jörg Lichtenberg as the designated Chief Manufacturing Officer (CMO) the planned Executive Committee of the future dorma+kaba Group is now complete.
Kaba installed its Mobile Access Solutions at The Woodlands Resort & Conference Center in Houston, Texas. This award winning property, owned by The Howard Hughes Corporation, has 406 rooms and caters to conferences, business travelers and families.
Led by CEO designate Riet Cadonau, the planned Executive Committee of the future dorma+kaba Group now has all but one member in place.


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UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. – Nathaniel D. Bastian, a doctoral student in the Harold and Inge Marcus Department of Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering, is the recipient of a 2013 National Science Foundation (NSF) Graduate Research Fellowship.
Bastian will use the fellowship to study industrial engineering and operations research with a concentration in health care systems engineering under the guidance of Paul Griffin, Peter and Angela Dal Pezzo Department Head Chair.
Currently a captain in the U.S. Army medical department, Bastian's interest in health care operations began as a cadet in the U.S. Military Academy at West Point. While conducting summer training with an air ambulance company in South Korea, he witnessed first-hand the inefficient aeromedical evacuation system that frequently failed due to backlogged aircraft maintenance, shortages of essential medical supplies, and equipment and inaccurate patient tracking methods.
Bastian was also a 2012-13 Center for Integrated Healthcare Delivery Systems scholar, where he conducted a workflow assessment to improve clinical efficiency and quality of the pediatric intensive care unit at the Penn State Hershey Children's Hospital.
For his doctoral work, Bastian aims to research and develop a new resource allocation model for the Office of the Army Surgeon General to improve efficiency and engender cost savings within the Army health system. In addition, Bastian will provide the first data-driven analysis of a pay-for-performance incentive program implemented by the U.S. Army Medical Command.
"This fellowship will allow me study and conduct research full time," said Bastian. "Through this opportunity I aim to expand my analytical toolkit to solve some of the most complex problems in both civilian and military health care systems."
The NSF fellowship provides three years of support for students who are pursuing research-based degrees. The awards are given to candidates who demonstrate their potential to successfully complete graduate degree programs in NSF-supported science, technology, engineering and mathematics disciplines.


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I'm used to Vim's search buffer, but it looks like it's not implemented in ViEmu. Basically this buffer holds the last search string used, even after you press * or # in normal mode. This is really usefull because Vim stores even the characters to do a "whole word" search. For example, if you press * when your cursor is located over the word "excellence", and later on you paste the search buffer (using Control-R/), Vim will paste \<excellence\>.
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We offer food to people in need that live in the greater Puyallup area.
Our goal is to provide enough food to feed each member of your family for three days. The amount given directly reflects the amount that has been donated, and we may not be able to always meet this goal. We may also offer other items such as pet food, personal hygiene and other sundry household items as supplies allow.
QualifyingTo get food you must:
- Set up an appointment over the phone to pick up food later that same day.
- Arrive at the food bank to pick up your food at your appointed time.
- We request you Live in one of the following zip codes: 98352, 98371, 98372, 98373, 98374, 98375, or 98360.
- Ask if you would Show a piece of mail with your CURRENT address for each adult at one of the above zip codes.
- Fill out a short application form.
We provide assistance to all people without regard to religious preference, race, national origin, age, sex, marital status, or disability, and all services are given at no charge or obligation.
Setting Up an Appointment
Days Open: Mon, Tue, Wed, and Fri
Phones Open: 9:15am to 2:30pm
Phone #: 253-848-5240
To get food you MUST set up an appointment. We serve on an appointment basis only, which allows us to have food ready for you when you arrive.
Appointments are made in the morning to pick up food later that same day. Call us on one of the days that we're open during the appointment setup times and we will schedule a time later that day to have food ready for you to pickup.
Your First TimeIf it is your first time receiving food we request you bring one piece of mail for every adult showing that you currently live in Puyallup or Edgewood, and a birth certificate or insurance card for every child. When you arrive at the food bank you will be asked to fill out a short form before you receive your food. If you need to use the food bank again later, you will not need to fill out the form or bring the birth certificates again, we will request you bring a current piece of mail every time.
Remember we request you to Bring:
- A piece of mail for each adult showing that you live in Puyallup or Edgewood
- A birth certificate or other Insurance card (state or private) for each child
- The birthday of each person receiving food, to be placed on the application form
Picking Up FoodTo pick up food, come to the food bank at the time that you set up in your appointment. Please arrive early, if possible. If you miss your appointment time, you will be served after all other clients have been served first. Please Remember We Request that you Don't forget to bring your current piece of mail.
We are located in downtown Puyallup just off East Main on 23rd Street SE. It's right across the street from the golf course and behind the veterinary clinic, just up the hill. We also have further maps and directions.
Puyallup Food Bank
110 23rd ST SE
Puyallup, WA 98371
Feel free to contact us if you have further questions.
Further NeedsIf you need food but live outside of our service area or have needs other than food, you can check out our other programs or see if there is another organization that could help you.


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DOVER — Families are invited to share the love in February by attending the second annual Very, Very Valentine's Dance at the Children's Museum of New Hampshire. The dance will take place at the Museum in Dover on Saturday, Feb. 16, 6-8:30 p.m. The cost is $10 per person for museum members and $15 per person for non-members.
"We love to find ways to bring families together, so planning this midwinter event has been a lot of fun," said Jane Bard, Education Director for the Museum. "Our dance is a great opportunity for everyone to get dressed up and have a festive night out at a very reasonable cost. We know that grown-ups will enjoy the evening as much as the kids. We look forward to welcoming parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles and other special adults in children's lives — everyone is invited."
Adults can dance with their little sweethearts beneath a glittering disco ball, and everyone can learn to "dance like a star" with help from Portsmouth Ballroom Dance Studio instructors who will present a demonstration and short lesson at 7 p.m.
Each family group can pose for a complimentary 4" x 6" keepsake photo using fun Valentine-themed props like feather boas and heart-shaped sunglasses.
Young guests can get creative by making fragrant tissue paper corsages and boutonnieres for their adult dates, creating thumbprint animal Valentines, and decorating their sugar cookies with frosting and sprinkles.
Fresh fruit from Fiddlehead Farms Marketplace and bubbly fruit punch will also be served.
The night will conclude with Hershey Kisses for all and a Valentine party favor for each young guest.
To reserve tickets for the Very, Very Valentine's Dance, please call the museum at 603-742-2002.
The not-for-profit Children's Museum of New Hampshire is located at 6 Washington Street in Dover and offers two levels of hands-on, interactive exhibits for children and families. For more information, call the museum at 603-742-2002 or visit www.childrens-museum.org.


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DUI Courts
Building upon the collaborative drug court model, driving under the influence (DUI) courts are a relatively new area of the application of collaborative justice.
Drug courts since the early 1990s have been working collaboratively with law enforcement and treatment providers to provide a comprehensive program which significantly reduces the recidivism rate for those successfully completing a program which typically can last a year or more. Drug courts have a long established record of success in restoring individuals with addictive behaviors to productive lives. Many clients in drug court not only have drug abuse issues, they also abuse alcohol. The protocols are equally successful on both.
DUI courts are believed to be mirroring the successes of drug courts, however, more research is needed. Recognizing this, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) in 2008 identified as a priority to "apply the strategies used in drug courts to DWI [i] cases in additional jurisdictions. These initiatives build the capacity of prosecutors to successfully pursue DWI cases to ensure that court ordered sanctions of serious offenders are monitored and completed, to prevent further recidivism."The expansion of DUI courts is a critical component in the overall strategy to reduce traffic fatalities. Preliminary research suggests that DUI courts are cost effective programs that increase public safety.
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In 2006, the Judicial Council's Collaborative Justice Courts Advisory Committee secured grant funding to start 5 new DUI courts applying the collaborative justice drug court model. Prior to this effort California courts have pursued such funding individually. The 5 new court programs were funded for 2 years allowing for start-up and operation. Jurisdictions chosen represented large and small county settings with both municipal and rural communities. The project was successfully completed December, 2009. Most of the 5 courts continued either by securing other funding, scaling down the program, or both.
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Stunning T2 luxury apartment in Madeira island to rent."Sweetbarreiros"Watch our private site and video.
Luxury Apartment in Madeira Island at the best! –Two bedrooms-Two bathrooms-separate kitchen and laundry – Hall-Living room área 30m-18 km from Airport and 1,5 km Funchal Port!
You have two ways to visit Sweetbarreiros. First is by Service sweet light, second by Service Sweet Prestige.
Service Sweet Light: your stay with bath cream and hand cream included, clothes soap and softer,
ingredients for meals, sugar, oil, vinegar, salt, tea and coffee box also included. More:
Linen and bath towels provided and gas, water, electricity as well.
Musical Dvd's, movies, animation, table games, dominoes and cards.
Cable tv with 43 channels. You can buy any serve prestige individually.
.Service Sweet Prestige: You have all the facilities of sweet light, and much more included. Have a look at the offers.
•Unlimited use of internet
.free phone,free fixed calls national and international. All week.
•Bath robes ( for 4 adults),
.free beach towels for everyone.
•Free transfers from airport to apartment.(4 persons maximum, and no babies).
•Discount 10% on a recommended restaurant of sweet, and digestive offer.
•You choose meat, or fish, and the rest is free buffet .
••Madeira wine bottle
.20% discount in our rent-a-car.
Location of the apartment": Barreiros-300 from Football stadium. 5 Minutes to town and beaches.The "Sweet Barreiros" is located about 1.5 km from the city center, as well as a shopping center named "Dolce Vita". You have many ways to get to Funchal from here. At least more than 4 roads. It is one of the most famous residential area of Funchal. Very close to the districtal hospital, Supermarket Hiper Sá, 2 Pharmacys less than 500m., health center, hairdresser, laundry, bakery, everything less than 500 meters. Bus stops outside the building, less than 20 meters. The nearest beach is Lido (paid) and "Gavinas" -Free with rocks.
This apartment is fully equipped to provide you a splendid holiday. Enjoy the garden furniture we bought for you! Magnificent balcony with enjoyable and beautiful scenery of the Atlantic Ocean. Front View.
You choose "sweetbarreiros" because of three reasons: You are near town, but not in the center, where you have pollution and noise from the cars and buses all the time. You choose this apartment because it is near of everything, you can go to the beach and also go to Funchal center even by foot. And you also choose the "Sweet" because we like to treat you good. For us you are everything.
This apartment has two bedrooms, one suite, and a second bedroom, one living room, a kitchen, laundry, 3 balconies, two bathrooms and a private parking in garage.
The suite has a double bed, two wardrobes, one for clothes and another one for shoes. This suite also has a private bathroom and a balcony with sea view.
Tastefully decorated.Modern furniture and nice decoration. Everything is very clean and pretty..
Important: Photos of the apartment are 100% real .
Additional Rate and Availability Information
Cot free for chidren until 2 years.
The airport is just a 18 minutes drive to the apartment. 18 km.Ask for our prices for car.
Or choose the Aerobus
There are always local taxis available - fare should be no more than 30 € from airport to apartment.
About Madeira island:
Famous for its friendly people,exceptional natural beauty and a surprisingly mild climate,Madeira Islands are just a short trip from Europe, to a destination where you can combine holidays on the beach, in the mountains or in the city. Madeira is the ideal place to relax and restore the balance of mind and body that you need to face the stress of daily life.
The Island of Madeira has a mild climate all year round with only a little variation in temperature. Apart from the City of Funchal there are many lovely interesting little villages to visit most of which are within a short bus ride from a stop quite close to the house. The rest of the Island can be reached by an excellent selection of bus services that start from the town centre.
Two particular villages worth a visit are Camara De Lobos and Camacha also Curral de Freitas. Camara is where Sir Winston Churchill used to paint during his frequent visits in the 30´s. Camacha is well known for the wickerwork factory and quite a lot of our furniture in the house has come from this factory. Curral is a small inland mountain village famous for its Chestnuts,etc.
There are many festivals in Funchal - the main ones are the carnival held every year in February and the flower festival held in April.
Tasting the Madeirian Wine is always a treat in store for visitors.
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" Local cuisine:prove the famouse "Espetada no louro" which is tradional of the Island. You can prove the famouse drink "poncha". Many bars even in Funchal has this kind of drink. The portugueses cuisine it is very tasteful and delightful You are going to enjoy! Don't forget to go to Camara de Lobos and have a fish meal in front of the sea. It is incredible. This is a fishing area. a lovely fishing area. You can find "nikita " as well over here, a drink made of beer, pineapple ice-cream, and white wine. If you are not in the mood to drink alcohol. you can anwser for a "Free alcohol Nikita". All over the Island you are going to meet different people and different savories. Enjoy!There are, of course, many amazing gardens to visit on the Island and most of these are a short bus bus ride away. Well worth a visit is Monte with its interesting church and the famous Palace Gardens. Monte is accessible by Cable car and just for fun you could take the equally famous toboggan ride down to Livramento Funchal, the capital is a small, picturesque city with narrow bustling streets and many fine traditional old buildings. A cleaner, more colourful city would be hard to find. Famous for its friendly people,exceptional natural beauty and a surprisingly mild climate,Madeira Islands are just a short trip from Europe, to a destination where you can combine holidays on the beach, in the mountains or in the city. Madeira is the ideal place to relax and restore the balance of mind and body that you need to face the stress of daily life. Only 3 hours fly from England,and 1,30hour from Lisbon "
The island of Madeira has a mild climate throughout the year with little variation in temperature. Besides the city of Funchal there are many interesting small villages to visit, most of which are within a short bus ride away from a stop very near the apartment. The rest of the island can be reached by an excellent selection of bus services that depart from the city center.
Places to visit: Câmara de Lobos (famous village of fishermen.) May take place in the famous "poncha" and "Nikita". Very traditional Madeira. Here is also proved the famous kebabs from Madeira. We recommend the restaurant "The Olive Press," off the highway Câmara de Lobos. is an established resource with a large area, frequented by many Madeira and beyond. If you prefer to listen to traditional music of the Island and enjoy our dishes, we recommend some places. later, some indicated personally. You can also get a meal Seaside restaurant "Vila do Peixe", which is located in the House of wolves as well.
The Nun's Valley neighborhood is another very funny to see. Here you can take the famous "Ginginha" of Corr. In every tavern has a wide selection of homemade liqueurs.
Camacha is also interesting for its wicker. With this material, the people of this place make baskets, chairs, all made in this material. not to be missed.
In Funchal, also not miss a trip to the farmers market. Buy the beautiful flowers and fruits of Madeira. It is a place full of magic. Here also lies within the fish market. is a traditional trade and where the saleswomen are dressed in traditional costumes, the associated folklore.
In short: The island of Madeira has a mild climate throughout the year with little variation in temperature.
It is the capital, Funchal. It is called so because of the very "fennel" which was on the Island. It is a small picturesque town with narrow streets and bustling and many traditional buildings. Very clean. Famous for its friendly people, exceptional natural beauty and a surprisingly mild climate.
Madeira Island is just a short drive from Europe to a destination where you can combine holidays on the beach, mountain or city. Wood is the ideal place to relax and restore balance to the mind and body that you need to face the stress of everyday life.
Festivals: There are many festivals in Funchal during the year. - The main ones are the carnival and is held every year in February. (13 and 16) festival bringing more tourism to Madeira is the flower and is held in April. (17 and 18 April)
Porto Santo: If you want to visit the other island of the archipelago, can go by ferry or airplane, this is a very dry island, your best quality is on the beach of golden sand. This is fantastic and brilliant. is 9km long.
Before leaving the island do not forget to taste our wine and visit a wood shop Madeira embroidery. Madeira Wine tasting is always a surprise reserved for visitors and the embroidery is a very old tradition that we like to show our tourists.
There are of course many incredible gardens to visit on the island and most of these are a short bus ride. The botanical garden is beautiful and certainly will delight those who love flowers and nature in general. Also worth visiting the Mount, with its interesting church and the famous Palace Gardens. The Mount is accessible by cable car. But you can also take the slide, (cart baskets) that is very interesting and fun!
Other activities can be enjoyed in Madeira, in addition to swimming and relaxing in the sun - includes golf, jeep safari, fishing, carried on foot (there are many). Sailing, surfing, diving. Other attractions include the Casino and boat trips to see dolphins, seals, etc.. Some of these activities can be made just 1 km from our apartment. In the port of Funchal can rent a helicopter tour and visit the island of Madeira seen from above. Also be sure to do a walk through our taken. Warning: You are advised appropriate clothing for this tour.
For more information, we suggest you visit our website
Did you like the ad? So, you will love to be here. Best regards of sweet Cristina
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Thanks for that news article! It was great to see that the publisher and editor was a homeschooler especially since they were requested to 'expose' homeschoolers...lol!
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