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This Palpitoad is a Water/Ground-type Pokémon owned by Ash. It is the seventh Pokémon that Ash caught in Unova.
Palpitoad is very protective towards his own territory, which was shown in his debut. Also, he likes to show himself being the boss. He is satisfied to have Ash as his trainer and are able to work well together, since he has a strong love of battling.
Palpitoad made its debut in Facing Fear with Eyes Wide Open!. Ash found Palpitoad while trying to find some medicine for his Pokémon after Ash's Oshawott defeated the group of Tympole that he ordered them to attack them both Ash and his Oshawott. Palpitoad attacked Ash and he used Oshawott to battle it after Oshawott finally opened his eyes while using Aqua Jet. He hit Palpitoad and knocked it out, and then he caught it. As Ash had a full party, Palpitoad's Poké Ball shrank and was disabled. He caught it the same time Cilan caught his Stunfisk.
Palpitoad was used in the Don Battle Tournament in Reunion Battles in Nimbasa! where it faced off against Burgundy's Stoutland. He managed to hold his ground well and defeated Stoutland with a powerful Hydro Pump. He was proven to be a key member of his team and a true powerhouse Pokémon. In Club Battle Finale: A Hero's Outcome!, Palpitoad was up against Dino's Darumaka in the semifinals and it once again proved its power to Ash by defeating Darumaka in an instant with a single Hydro Pump, but despite his efforts, Pikachu was defeated in the final battle against Iris.
Palpitoad was used in Dazzling the Nimbasa Gym! against the Gym Leader Elesa. It battled against her Zebstrika, but had a hard time battling the speedy Pokémon. Palpitoad came back with Supersonic and defeated it with a powerful combination of Mud Shot and Hydro Pump. It lost against her Emolga because it got immobilized with Attract (revealing him to be male) and then he got knocked out with Aerial Ace.
Palpitoad was used in Rocking the Virbank Gym! (Part 2), his first appearance in 34 episodes, to battle against Roxie's Garbodor, where his trainer tried to attack it with a super effective Mud Shot, which was always countered or dodged. Even though he overpowered Hyper Beam with Hydro Pump, Mud Shot was blocked by Gunk Shot, which poisoned him, followed by being hit with Venoshock twice, of which it's power doubled because he was poisoned. Palpitoad couldn't endure the massively powerful combination of poison attacks, and fainted. Pikachu proceeded to pull through and defeat the powerhouse, which earned Ash his final Unova badge.
In Strong Strategy Steals the Show!, Palpitoad was summoned during Ash's fourth Higaki Conference battle against Stephan's Zebstrika, to see who would advance into the Quarterfinals. After dodging Palpitoad's Mud Shot, Zebstrika hit him with a Double Edge, and almost crushed him with Stomp. Palpitoad was finally able to land a blow with his newly learned Sludge Wave, which did devastating damage and also poisoned his foe, injuring it even further Zebstrika came back and hit Palpitoad hard with Facade, which did twice the damage because he was poisoned. Palpitoad's Supersonic came back and confused Zebstrika, which made him bash his head against the wall and drove his trainer completely crazy, and followed up by blasting him with Hydro Pump. Zebstrika recovered and hit Palpitoad back with a Giga Impact, while Palpitoad hit back with a Mud Shot, which, combined with the poison, knocked Zebstrika out. However, the Mud Shot propelled him backwards and smashed into a wall, which, combined with the Giga Impact damage, resulted in knocking himself out.
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- Jimmy Zoppi (English)
- Palpitoad is the third Pokémon in the Unova Region Ash actually battled to capture, the other two being Snivy and Pidove.
- Palpitoad was also captured in a similar manner to Squirtle, as they were both the leader of a group of Pokémon of a matching type to them with the majority being in the same evolutionary line, but unlike Squirtle who accepted capture by Ash, Palpitoad had to be fought in order to get caught.
- Palpitoad is the second Water-type Pokémon with a secondary type that Ash has had (the first one was Lapras which was released).
- Palpitoad is the first evolved Pokémon Ash has captured in the Unova Region.
- Palpitoad is the first Pokémon to be caught at the same time as another main character's Pokémon, as Ash and Cilan caught both Palpitoad and Stunfisk at the same time.
- Even though Ash has caught Palpitoad, it has rarely been used despite its high power level.
- Despite having its very first battle in the Don tournament with Ash, it seems to be very loyal and obedient to Ash.
- Palpitoad is confirmed to be a male since it got hit with Elesa's Emolga's Attract during a gym battle, while Snivy was unaffected by it.
- Palpitoad is one of the few Pokémon belonging to Ash that knows a Poison-type move.
- Palpitoad is Ash's first dual-type Water Pokémon since Ash's Lapras. The second was Greninja.
- ^ BW052: Dazzling the Nimbasa Gym!, Palpitoad got hit by Elesa's Emolga's Attract
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Cook the Book: Piña Colada
Nothing says 'summer' quite like a piña colada. The mere mention of the sweet, tropical cocktail conjures images of poolside lounge chairs, wide-brimmed beach hats, and broiling sunshine. Too often, however, piña coladas are pre-made in giant frozen beverage machines and have an artificial, over-the-top coconut taste.
Today's Cook the Book recipe, excerpted from Margaritas, Mojitos, & More, is for a simple piña colada that uses only the freshest ingredients. While the recipe yields only one drink, it's easy to multiply. Whip up a batch this weekend and serve with your favorite chips and guacamole.
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- Yield:1 drink
- 1 1/2 ounces pineapple juice
- 1 1/2 ounces dark rum
- 1 tablespoon cream of coconut
- 1 1/2 teaspoons heavy cream
- 1 cup crushed ice
- 1 wedge pineapple, for garnish
- 1 maraschino cherry, for garnish
- 1 orange slice, for garnish
Pour the pineapple juice, rum, cream of coconut, and heavy cream into a blender. Add the ice. Blend the ingredients until smooth. Pour into a chilled festive cocktail glass. Spear the fruit together with a toothpick. Garnish with the fruit spear.


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Jan 26, 2013
MEET: George Mason Patriot Games (Fairfax, Va.)
THE BASICS: A split squad of the VCU Men's and Women's Track and Field team participated in the George Mason Patriot Games in Fairfax, Va.
- In the 500m dash sophomore Jazmine Wright placed 10th running a 1:21.15.
- Junior Megan Simpson set a personal record with a jump of 1.55 in the high jump. Simpson placed tied for 12th. Classmate Shanita Glenn also placed tied for the 12th.
- For the third straight week, junior Justine Dutton tied her personal-best in the pole vault, with a vault of 3.45m. Dutton placed fifth in the event.
- In the men's 500m freshman Derrian Flemings placed seventh with a personal-best time of 1:08.29.
- Sophomore Berham McDowell placed eighth in the 1000m race with a personal record time of 2:38.66.
- In the 60m hurdles sophomore Christopher Smith placed sixth with a run of 8.78.
- Freshman Xavier Waller placed eighth in the men's high jump a personal-best of 1.85m.
- In the pole vault, junior Matt Hatheway placed 10th. His best jump of the day was a 4.30m.
"I was impressed with our performance today. All of our training seems to be coming along quite well. We still have some work to do, but I am pleased with our progress."
- VCU Track and Field Coach Jon Riley
The Rams will split up again next weekend and head to both the New Balance Invitational (Feb. 1-2) and UNC Invitational (Feb. 2).


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"Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street"
When: Through April 25. 7:30 p.m. Wednesdays and Thursdays, 8 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays, 2 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays, 7 p.m. Sundays.
Where: Cygnet's Old Town Theatre, 4040 Twiggs St., Old Town San Diego State Historic Park
Tickets: $27-$46; discounts for seniors, students and military
Phone: (619) 337-1525
Online: cygnettheatre.com
Sweeney Todd
A chronology of the character from British folklore to Broadway and screen:
1840: Sweeney Todd appears in a serialized novel, "The String of Pearls" (or "The Barber of Fleet Street") by Thomas Peckett Prest.
1847: George Dibdin-Pitt adapts the story for the Victorian stage drama "A String of Pearls" (or "The Fiend of Fleet Street"), later renamed "The Demon Barber of Fleet Street."
1926: The first movie adaptation of the tale is a British silent film, starring G.A. Baughan. The movie Web site IMDb.com says it's lost.
1930: American composer Stephen Sondheim born on March 22.
1936: English actor Tod Slaughter stars in the cult classic "Sweeney Todd" as a horror figure killing purely for fun and profit.
1973: British playwright Christopher Bond adapts a version of the tale, depicting Sweeney Todd killing strictly to avenge his family.
1979: "Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street" premieres on March 1 at the Uris Theatre on Broadway.
1982: The touring Broadway show — starring George Hearn and Angela Lansbury — is filmed. (Find it on Netflix.)
2005: John Doyle's celebrated, skeletal "Sweeney Todd" moves from England's Watermill Theatre to New York, using just 10 actors, who all doubled as musicians.
2007: Tim Burton's take on the Sondheim musical, starring Johnny Depp, hits the big screen. The director's partner, Helena Bonham Carter, played the warped pie maker.
-- Keli Dailey, compiled with staff librarian Merrie Monteagudo
When Cygnet does song and dance …
"I'm drawn to musicals that are thought-provoking, rich in character," explains Cygnet artistic director Sean Murray. He's also stirred by shows with music integrated into the story, rather than ones with jarring "jazz-hands" showstoppers.
Here's a look at Cygnet's musicals since Murray and executive director Bill Schmidt founded the theater company in 2002. (All shows are directed by Murray unless indicated.)
"Hedwig and the Angry Inch": Of the musical about a transgender rock star, Murray said: "The themes are very humanistic and universal." Winner of a Patté Award.
"Bed and Sofa": "It's based on a Russian silent movie. There's nothing like that musical I've seen before or since. There's [no] spoken words." Winner of eight awards total from San Diego Theatre Critics Circle, Patté Awards and San Diego Playbill.
"Pageant": Murray met his "Sweeney Todd" co-director James Vasquez at the North Coast Rep production of "Pageant" in 2001. (Murray produced it there; Vasquez starred in that show with Tony Award-winner Christian Hoff). The pair worked together in this 2005 Cygnet production.
Staged reading of Stephen Sondheim's "Assassins" (directed by Manny Fernandes): "We try to pick musicals with a little bit more edge to it, a little more thought behind it," Murray said. "So, it's a natural to be drawn to Sondheim."
"My Fair Lady": "That appears to be a bit of a fluffy musical," Murray said. "But we approached it from the angle that this is a play based on George Bernard Shaw's 'Pygmalion.' So, it was a way of exploring Shaw, with the music of [Alan Jay] Lerner and [Frederick] Loewe." Winner of a Patté Award and San Diego Theatre Critics Circle Award.
Staged reading of Sondheim's "A Little Night Music"
"A Little Night Music": "'Night Music' was a challenge because it not only was putting up that show," Murray said, "but [it was] me being in it and directing it and cleaning" the new theater location Cygnet acquired in December 2007. Winner of three Patté Awards and a Theatre Critics Circle Award.
Staged reading of Sondheim's "Assassins" (directed by Kim Strassburger): Murray said a full production of "Assassins" got pulled because of the economy. "Then, we also realized it was [to open] a month after Barack Obama had been inaugurated. This is a musical about presidential assassinations ... it was unfortunate timing."
"Bed and Sofa": Winner of two San Diego Theatre Critics Circle awards.
"Hedwig and the Angry Inch" (directed by Vasquez)
"Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street" (co-directed by Murray and Vasquez): "Who doesn't like 'Sweeney Todd'?" Murray asked. "It's just one of those scripts that lives with you for a long time."
Staged reading of Sondheim's "Passion": Scheduled for April 12-13.
"Cabaret": Scheduled for March 17-May 15. in the Old Town Theatre.
-- Keli Dailey
It is not given to many: the chance to murder and make human meat pies against a classic Stephen Sondheim musical score.
One barber, wronged by a corrupt judge in 19th-century London, does just that as he sings marvelously nasty lyrics, slashes throats and sells the telltale bodies as pie filling with the help of a warped baker.
It's the darkly comic and bizarre revenge tale "Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street." The gruesome musical has been called a "grusical." Its composer and lyricist — Sondheim — called it a "black operetta."
You can decide in which gory genre "Sweeney Todd" belongs when it stains Victorian costumes and the Old Town Theatre stage starting tonight. The Cygnet production previews tonight and runs through April 25.
Cygnet's long-limbed artistic director, Sean Murray, stars in the title role. He also co-directs "Sweeney Todd" with Juilliard-trained James Vasquez, who, among other theater credits, graduated from playing Papa Who to Grandpa Who over so many "Grinch" shows at the Old Globe.
Recently, the "Sweeney" co-directors made a case for how Cygnet plans to surprise you — even just a little — with their take on the Tony Award-winning show.
Old Town is Not the Great White Way
The "Sweeney Todd" that first appeared on the Great White Way on March 1, 1979, did London soot and spectacle on a grand scale. It was performed in a theater about 12 times the size of the Old Town Theatre. It had Angela Lansbury as the gleefully amoral pie maker alongside a cast of almost 30. Cygnet's version has 11 actors.
The Broadway show — and most revivals since — had a rotating two-story set piece that served as the pie shop and, upstairs, the barbershop where customers met their maker impeccably shaved. Cygnet tore up that stage scenery blueprint.
Murray: "That's such a signature of the original show, (so) that should be the first thing we get rid of in order to be fresh."
Cygnet's staying true to every word and song in the original, and this production is using five live instrumentalists.
(A 2008 Union-Tribune review criticized Cygnet's take on another Sondheim musical, "A Little Night Music," because it used recorded tracks for around $5,000. Murray said the decision to use a live orchestra for "Sweeney," at a cost of $30,000, had nothing to do with the article. "I can't let other people tell me how to run our theater. This show, it's completely underscored." More than 80 percent of the show is sung or set to music, and all music is timed to the action, Murray said.)
Lastly, there's the business of playing the demented barber.
The story starts as Sweeney has busted out of prison, only to find that the judge who wrongly convicted him has raped his wife and become the guardian of his daughter. Could Sweeney be played as anything more than a man with a straight razor bent on throat-slitting revenge?
Vasquez: "I've always had a hard time cheering on the mass murderer. Ultimately, that's what he is. He's up there slashing people and making them into meat pies. So, to get behind this character, we're approaching this from a very human perspective and looking at where this guy came from."
Murray: "He traditionally starts as a killer. He's scary, and he comes into the play, 'I'm going to kill everybody!' For us, the story's over if that happens."
Murray said he intends to play Sweeney as a brokenhearted man, who progressively slices his way to madness.
It's Murray and Vasquez, not Burton and Depp
Cygnet's production won't have as much blood spray as the 2007 "Sweeney Todd" directed by Tim Burton, starring his male muse Johnny Depp. The movie was rated R for graphic bloody violence.
There is some blood work in Cygnet's version, Vasquez assured, but not so much that the first few rows of Old Town Theatre are designated a splash zone. (Too much gore, and they'd never get those Victorian costumes clean.)
The play is also longer than the movie. The latter cuts out trademarks like the dead-looking company chorus, who sing the prelude in stage productions. (Attend the tale of Sweeney Todd / His skin was pale and his eye was odd / He shaved the faces of gentlemen / Who never thereafter were heard of again.)
Just as Depp is Burton's go-to guy, as a director, Murray seems to have a favored leading man for Sondheim, too: himself. He starred in and directed "A Little Night Music."
Murray: "I don't like to be a big ego monster, but I didn't feel there was a Sweeney I could work with. I promise you, if I didn't feel confident in it, I wouldn't do it."
And having Vasquez co-direct helps keep him from looking like "a big fool," too.
Whaddaya know, it's Sondheim's 80th
This show coincides with its composer's birthday (March 22). And it was accidental, Murray said. Although the two "Sweeney" directors are Sondheim fans.
Vasquez: "He's kind of a musical Shakespeare in a sense. Shakespeare, in his writing, he gives you everything you need. He gives the actor exactly where you need to go. Sondheim's music does that."
Murray: "It's like the music is underscoring the thought processes of the character. There's a number that [is] so specific, where a letter is being written, and he actually has where you dip into the ink. To try to get into the depths of all the things that are going on is extremely challenging. It's also funny and fun, [like] creating a fun musical monster movie in a way."


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Time for more Flickcharting! For those still unfamiliar with the website Flickchart, here's the gist of it: You're presented with two random movies. Pick the one you like the most. Repeat until the end of time.
Last time I did this, I had Flickchart pick movies out of all the films I've seen. This time, I'm restricting the selections to the films currently in my top 100 on Flickchart – based on all my previous rankings. This should lead to harder decisions, as these 10 match-ups will all be between movies that I love.
Take it away, Flickchart!
Black Swan vs Bridge to Terabithia
Bridge to Terabithia always deserves more love than it currently has. Always. It may be my favorite movie about childhood, and watching it is a wonderful experience. It's so much better than what the misleading marketing made it seem. So it's with heavy heart that I can't give it the win here. Black Swan is such an intense film, and a terrific production in all regards, from the cinematography to the acting. The final scene always leaves me breathless.
Winner: Black Swan
Best Worst Movie vs Take Shelter
There are plenty of things that I like about Best Worst Movie, the documentary on the notoriously bad Troll 2 and its cult following, but one part that really stood out to me was when they visited Margo Prey, who played the mother in Troll 2. At first, I just laughed at how out there she was, but gradually, that gave way to thoughts of "Wow, she's really in a bad state." It's quite the shift from the generally humorous tone of the rest of the documentary. And then you have the scene at the convention, where both the Troll 2 people and the viewers come out of the bubble and are reminded that cult following is not the same thing as wide-spread fame. Two great documentary moments. Now, Take Shelter is a nuanced and engaging movie with a powerhouse performance by Michael Shannon, but I had fonder reactions to BWM.
Winner: Best Worst Movie
The Wrestler vs Little Miss Sunshine
I've gone back and forth a bit on Darren Aronofsky's The Wrestler since its release. I loved it when I first saw it, but on a subsequent rewatch, I felt the story was a wee bit too familiar, and I docked it a point in my review of it. Since then, my appreciation for it has risen again, largely due to how cleverly it uses its pro wrestling subject matter to create a different vibe from most sports dramas. "Sports"-wise, it's not about a guy proving that he's better than others; it's about a guy willingly putting his health at risk because it's all he knows how to do. It's a unique beast, that film. That said, there is nothing in the movie quite as great as the rollercoaster of emotions that is Little Miss Sunshine's climax, and while Mickey Rourke's performance in The Wrestler is worthy of all the praise it has gotten, there is a lot of fun to be had in the many ways the members of Little Miss Sunshine's ensemble cast interact with each other. Plus, I'm a sucker for comedies.
Winner: Little Miss Sunshine
Hero vs Stranger Than Fiction
This is a case of where I appreciate the two films for very different things: Hero for its jaw dropping visuals and twisty Rashomon-esque storytelling, Stranger Than Fiction for its performances and quirky plot. Hero wins though, because it's pretty much the most gorgeous-looking movie ever.
Winner: Hero
Life of Pi vs Groundhog Day
Life of Pi was the first movie I ever paid to see more than once in theaters. Like Hero above, it's a stunning achievement in visual splendor, and the story it tells is one I adore for many reasons. It is, however, sadly lacking in Bill Murray at his best and snarkiest. Groundhog Day also has quite the nostalgia factor for me, which proves to be too much for Life of Pi to overcome.
Winner: Groundhog Day
The Rules of Attraction vs Requiem for a Dream
Flickchart is in an Aronofsky kind of mood today, it seems. Three films in six match-ups so far. Funny, that. Roger Avary's The Rules of Attraction is a film I enjoy championing, because it rarely gets the credit it deserves – especially next to that other Bret Easton Ellis adaptation American Psycho. It's great, wickedly funny, kind of alcoholic, and has some real teeth to it. If you haven't seen it, you'd do well to check it out. Not that it's better than Requiem for a Dream or anything, however. I saw Requiem early in my cinematic awakening, and it was a real eye-opener to me in terms of what was possible to achieve with directing and editing, not to ention the story that had me totally reeling. As an aside, it's fun to note that the Victor segment of The Rules of Attraction owes a lot to Requiem's hip hop montage editing style.
Winner: Requiem for a Dream
The 40-Year-Old Virgin vs Lost in Translation
One of my Flickchart philosophies is that there should be no "automatic" wins. Just because I call Lost in Translation my favorite movie doesn't mean that the match-up shouldn't warrant full consideration (in fact, I never would have realized that it was my favorite movie if not for this philosophy, as described here.) So let's look at the opposition here. The 40-Year-Old Virgin is pretty much the cream of the crop of the Judd Apatow brand of comedy. It's hilarious, the cast is hitting on all cylinders, and there's real affection for the main character and his plight. I'd call it one of the finest laugh-out-loud comedies of the 2000s. There. Case made. Lost in Translation is still better. Its meditative nature and profound tale still strikes all the right chords for me, and it keeps growing all the more relevant to me for every year as I traverse the age gap between Charlotte and Bob.
Winner: Lost in Translation
High Fidelity vs The Ice Storm
Two movies about relationships here. Well, kind of. High Fidelity very much is, whereas The Ice Storm focuses more on a specific time and place (70s American suburbia) and the way people and families operated during this era. The Ice Storm is arguably the deeper of the two, and its approach to its themes is impressive considering that it's directed by non-American Ang Lee. Even so, High Fidelity is a movie I find more relatable, and its blend of outright comedy and introspection is handled wonderfully. Having read Nick Hornby's source novel, I'm also in awe of what a skillful adaptation it is. Oh, and it has Jack Black's best performance ever.
Winner: High Fidelity
Man on the Moon vs Forrest Gump
Oh, this is a tough one. My gut reaction is to go with Forrest Gump due to its emotional and touching story, but the more I think about it, the more I lean towards the Andy Kaufman biopic. It's the one movie where I can actually forget that I'm watching Jim Carrey, as he does a great job of inhabiting the Kaufman character. Compare this to Forrest Gump, which is more a case of "Tom Hanks is sure acting the hell out of this movie."
Winner: Man on the Moon
The Woodsman vs American Beauty
Remember how I said that Lost in Translation is the movie I tend to call my favorite? Well, that used to be American Beauty, which to this day holds a special place in my heart. The Woodsman, on the other hand, is the film that made me a certified Kevin Bacon fan through his stunning performance as Walter. Both movies deal with the touchy subject matter of adult men lusting after younger girls, with The Woodsman fully focused on this whereas American Beauty has this as just one aspect of main character Lester's mid-life crisis – and said crisis is still just one part of everything 1999's Best Picture winner deals with. This thematic multitasking is part of what I like so much about it. The Woodsman is a more harrowing film, and certainly the more fearless one, but superior to American Beauty it is not.
Winner: American Beauty


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The Southern California Genealogical Society announces the return of the popular Jamboree Extension Webinar Series, which provides web-based family history and genealogy educational sessions for genealogists around the world.
Speakers for the 2012 Series include many distinguished professional genealogists and family history lecturers.
Drew Smith, George G. Morgan, Daniel Horowitz, Thomas MacEntee, Jana Broglin CG, Barry Ewell
Michael Brophy, Kerry Bartels, Ugo Perego, Denise Spurlock, Josh Taylor, Schelly Dardashti, Michael John Neill
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Sessions are held on the first Saturday and third Wednesday of each month. The first 2012 webinar on Saturday, January 7, 2012, will be led by Linda Geiger, CG, CGL. Linda's presentation is "Me and My Laptop: Getting the Most out of your Laptop while Researching Onsite." Linda will share tips for making onsite research more efficient and productive using DropBox (or similar cloud) in conjunction with spreadsheets, word processing programs, genealogy software, and more.
The Southern California Genealogical Society (SCGS) launched its Jamboree Extension Series (JES) webinars in March 2011. SCGS was the first genealogical society to offer regularly scheduled webinar sessions. The series was developed to fulfill the Society's mission "to foster interest in family history and genealogy, preserve genealogical materials, and provide instruction in accepted and effective research techniques."
Webinars help extend awareness of SCGS and Jamboree around the world. In 2011, the webinar series reached genealogists from 48 US states and 7 Canadian provinces, as well as England, Wales, Ireland, France, United Kingdom, Algeria, Uganda, Australia, New Zealand and Israel.
The live webcast is offered free of charge and open to the public. "We offer these webinars as part of our educational mission," said SCGS president Heidi Ziegler, "but are always grateful for contributions to offset our costs." Donations can be made by PayPal, through the SCGS website or by check.
SCGS members are able to review archived sessions at any time by accessing the SCGS members-only section of this website.
To join a webinar, most participants attend via computer with audio speakers or a headset. Those with a fast Internet connection (either broadband or DSL) will have the most satisfactory experience. It is possible to phone in to listen to the presentation. Long-distance charges may apply.
Jamboree Extension Series presentations will be scheduled on the first Saturday and third Wednesday of each month. Saturday sessions will be held at 10am Pacific time / 1pm Eastern time; Wednesday sessions will be scheduled at 6pm Pacific time / 9pm Eastern time.
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First published: 15th December 2000
"Beginning PHP4" published by Wrox Press serves to fill the void of books
written by professionals for open-source product. PHP 4.0.0 was
released in May 2000 and since then PHP, a server-side, cross-platform,
HTML embedded scripting language has been growing on the popularity of
the previous version, PHP 3.0
This book is written by a team of authors, namely Wankyu Choi, Allan Kent,
Chris Lea, Ganesh Prasad, Chris Ullman with two contributing authors: Jon
Blank and Sean Cazzell. This is not a case of "too many cooks spoil the
broth" as the pool of experience tends to broaden its coverage.
It is targeted at practically anyone with HTML knowledge who is interested
in developing dynamic web applications using PHP 4. It is not a
prerequisite to have any computer programming knowledge at all but access
to any web server and a relational database management system is a must, to fully
utilise this book.
Unsurprisingly, this thick 800 page book comprises of 17 chapters and 2
appendices. Each chapter is structured nicely, starting with an
introduction and ending with a summary. Examples are given under "Try It
Out" sections that include a "How It Works" subsection to explain in
detail what goes on behind each line of code. Users are not expected to
regurgitate the code in the example but to understand them well so that
they could customise it and write their own code to suit their
requirements. A good way to learn a new programming language is to use
this approach of learning by example.
Since it is absolutely inundated with examples, one should not read it on
its own but to have hands-on sessions to implement the given code. It
also frequently uses analogies and activities from day-to-day life to
illustrate a concept so that they are easier to grasp. One such example
explains branching statements with the decision-making required for
One must not skip the introduction chapter as it gives some basic
information about PHP4 and ways to download the source code and obtain
the errata and support from Wrox web site. They could as well
include the evolution of PHP to PHP4 here but sadly did not.
Reinforcing the fact that PHP is a cross-platform language, Chapter 1
gives instructions for installing PHP4 with Microsoft Personal Web Server
(PWS) on Windows 95/98, with Microsoft Internet Information Server
(IIS) on Windows NT4 or 2000 and with the Apache Web Server on
Linux/UNIX. Apache and PHP4 on Linux are installed using the Red Hat Package
Manager (RPM) instead of compiling from source.
Chapters 2 to 6 cover programming fundamentals. Over these five chapters, programming concepts such
as variables, data types, operations, constants, environment variables,
conditional code, loops, arrays, functions and various HTML form controls
are explained in relation to PHP. It also briefly explains how TCP/IP and
the HTTP protocol work in layman terms.
After ensuring that you are armed with enough basic programming knowledge
to write a standalone web application, the book moves on to techniques for
writing error handling code and debugging in chapter 7. It says that PHP
does not provide its own debugger so this task has to be done
manually. This is not exactly accurate, as the code for PHP's internal
debugger has not been ported to PHP 4 yet but PHP 3 does have its own
debugger. It should be more specific as this may give first time users the
wrong impression of PHP.
HTTP session handling is the main focus of chapter 8. Examples are given
on how to write your own PHP code to manage sessions or by using
cookies. Compared to PHP3 that required PHPLIB, a third-party library to
handle sessions, PHP 4 has greatly improved this by having native inbuilt
session handling functions.
Chapter 9 explores object oriented programming and some simple classes are
included. It does not delve into this subject as it admits that PHP is not
a truly object-oriented language so for a complex application which really
requires object-oriented techniques, they are better off using a
fully-fledged object-oriented language.
File and directory manipulations are introduced in chapter 10 by going
through file-related functions. In the example, a web based text editor is
built. Moving on, the next three chapters talk about database by using
MySQL. Steps are shown on how to install and use MySQL in conjunction with
Since XML is the current buzzword, this book includes it as well. It just
grazes its surface in chapter 14. Then it devotes the next two chapters
solely to handling emails and generating basic graphics using PHP. In the
final chapter, it shows how the bits and pieces that have been presented
in the previous chapters could be used to build a URL Directory
Manager. If you do not have MySQL, appendix A provides the instructions on
using an Open Database Connectivity data source instead and appendix B
provides a handy list of PHP functions.
In a nutshell, this book is great for those who are interested
in developing their very first dynamic web applications using PHP as it
has a broad coverage and many practical examples. Programmers who are
converting to PHP from another language will find this useful too but
maybe a little pedantic. Experts who are well versed in PHP3 are advised to
give this book a wide berth or the book may just end up in Amazon
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Keith Wright paced Harvard with 16 points and 12 rebounds (Stephen Slade).
NEW YORK – The Harvard men's basketball team grabbed a share of first place in the Ivy League, as the Crimson earned a 61-42 road win at Columbia Saturday evening. In the process, the Crimson also earns its 20th win of the season, marking the second straight season and the second time in program history Harvard has reached the 20-win plateau.
The Crimson, which has now swept three Ivy weekends this season, stands at 9-1 in the Ancient Eight and 20-4 overall. Keith Wright paces Harvard's offense with his 11th double-double of the season and second in as many days, as he scored 16 points and added 12 rebounds. Oliver McNally contributed 15 points on 6-of-7 shooting from the field, while Brandyn Curry had 12 points and five assists and Kyle Casey collected nine rebounds to go along with 10 points. Brian Barbour and Max Graig led Columbia with eight points apeice, but the Lions fall to 14-10 overall and 5-5 in Ivy action.
Harvard, which had four players reach double figures in scoring, finished 18-of-18 from the foul line and owned a 36-18 advantage in rebound. The Crimson made 51.3 percent of its shots, while holding the Lions to just 34.0 percent shooting.
Casey made the first field goal of the game, connecting on a long jump shot from just to the right of the top of the key at 17:44, as Harvard opened up a 4-0 lead. McNally followed with a layup and then Curry buried a triple from the right corner, as Harvard upped its advantage to 9-0 by 16:07. With the shot clock winding down, McNally hit an acrobatic jumper in the lane to put Harvard up by eight, 11-3, just before the second media timeout. With 7:43 to play in the first half, Curry stepped up and nailed a 3-pointer, as Harvard continued to control play in the first half, 18-8.
McNally banked another tough layup with 5:48 remaining, as Harvard continued to maintain its lead over Columbia, 20-12. Wright swooshed a jumper from the right moments later, making it 22-14 in favor of the Crimson. With just over two minutes left in the frame, McNally buried a long 3-pointer from several feet beyond the top of the key, as Harvard led by 13, 29-16.
Led by McNally's 11 points, Harvard owned a 29-20 lead heading into the locker room. Casey had seven rebounds in the opening half and the Crimson shot 10-of-18 (.556) from the floor and was 6-of-6 from the line. Harvard outrebounded Columbia, 18-7, through the first 20 minutes.
After Casey connected on two from the foul line, Curry made a steal at midcourt and found McNally for a layup on the break as Harvard upped its lead to 33-22 with 17:21 remaining in regulation. Wright maneuvered his way around two defenders to hit a layup, as the Crimson went up by 15, its largest lead to that point, 39-24.
With Harvard leading 47-33, Curry split the defense and beat the shot clock with a left-handed layup, making it 49-33 with 8:05 left to go. The Crimson continued to add separation, as Wright grabbed an offensive board and followed with a basket, and he added a long jump shot as Harvard upped the lead to 20, 55-35.
Up next, Harvard will visit Brown and Yale in the final road games of the season Feb. 25-26.


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The Village of Wilmette is located in the New Trier Township within Cook County. The area is home to some of the North Shore's most scenic views from the Lake and well recognized for its friendly sense of community. Wilmette is also known for its rich array of public amenities, including an outstanding park system with recreation programs and events, beautiful public beaches for swimming and sailing, and an excellent public library.
Adjacent to Northwestern University, the Wilmette neighborhood features tree-lined streets with Victorian-style homes and stately mansions set nearby interesting boutiques and shops and wonderful restaurants. The esteemed suburb of Chicago has plenty to offer, see, and do. Click here for more
Business Week ranks Wilmette 7th on their list of best places to raise children in the U.S.
There are two houses in Wilmette built by Frank Lloyd Wright: the Frank J. Baker House (and carriage house) and the Lewis Burleigh House.
The city of Mona Vale in Pittwater Council, New South Wales in Australia is Wilmette's sister city and participate annually in a student exchange program between their high schools.
General Information
Incorporated: 1872
Population: 27,628 (2004 Estimate)
Area: 5.3 sq. miles
Households: 10,024 (2004 Estimate)
Median Age: 42.2
Median Family Income: $115,044
Average Family Income: $168,832
Median Home Value: $441,600
Famous residents from Wilmette include: actors Charlton Heston, Tim Kazurinsky, Bill Murray, Rainn Wilson and actress Ann-Margret. Other notable residents include Christie Hefner CEO of Playboy, Rahm Emanuel White House Chief of Staff, and billionaire businessman Lester Crown
Wilmette has several places listed on the National Register of Historic Places:
Baha'I Temple (100 Linden Ave)
Bailey-Michelet House (1028 Sheridan Rd)
Frank J. Baker House (507 Lake Ave)
Alfred Bersbach House (1120 Michigan Ave)
Chicago and Northwestern Depot (1135-1141 Wilmette Ave)
Gross Point Village Hall (609 Ridge Rd)
Linden Avenue Terminal (330 Linden Ave)
Oak Circle Historic District (318-351 Oak Circle)
Ouilmette North Historic District (46 Block District ext from Chestnut Ave, Sheridan Rd, Lake Ave and 13th St)
The Village of Wilmette was incorporated in 1872. It was once home to the Potawatomi Indians. In 1829 a French-Canadian fur trader named Antoine Ouilmette, who was married the Potawatomi chief Sauganash's daughter, convinced the local Native Americans to sign the Treaty of Prairie du Chien. For his service, the U.S. government rewarded Ouilmette with 1,280 acres of land and the village was named in his honor.
During the 1840s, German Catholic farmers began settling in this area which they named their village Gross Point. Then in 1848, Ouilmette sold his land to farmers and developers. The Chicago and Milwaukee Railroad tracks were built by 1854 which played a crucial role in the development of the village and began Wilmette's road to incorporation.
The current Village of Wilmette was created in 1924 by the merger of two older villages, Wilmette and Gross Point. The Village boundaries were expanded when No Man's Land, the triangle of land near the lake and bordering Kenilworth, was annexed in 1942. Zoning changes in Wilmette allowed high-rise apartment buildings to be constructed beginning in the early 1960s.
Today Wilmette is considered one of the most ideal settings in the Chicagoland area. The Village is recognized for its excellent public schools, close proximity to Lake Michigan and its beautiful beaches, excellent transportation and large, well-manicured trees.
Real Estate
If you're looking for picturesque neighborhoods with well manicured lawns, tree-lined streets, and eye-catching homes… then Wilmette is the place for you! Here you'll find spacious custom built Tudors, Victorians, and Colonial style homes. Wilmette real estate also features two-stories, split levels, ranches, bungalows, and apartments (both condominiums and rental). This quiet residential Village has been designated "Tree City USA" nine times. Search Lake Forest real estate here.
The Village of Wilmette offers excellent public transportation for residents. Getting around or in out of Wilmette is easy. The Village is served by Pace Bus Service, CTA rapid transit service, and the Metra Railroad Service. And if you're driving by car, the Eden Expressway is easily accessible to reach the suburbs, downtown Chicago, or O'Hare Airport. Don't worry if your car breaks down or you if need to rent one, Wilmette has I-GO Car Sharing for your convenience.
Pace bus service in Wilmette include bus routes 213, 421, 422, and 423.
You'll find exceptional public and private schools, as well as pre-schools, located in the Village of Wilmette. There are two public school districts that serve Wilmette students; Avoca School District 37 and Wilmette School District 39. Wilmette is home to three top rated high schools: New Trier High School, Loyola Academy, and Regina Dominican High School.
Wilmette School District 39 Schools:
Central Elementary School– 910 Central Ave, Wilmette
Harper Elementary School– 1101 Dartmouth St, Wilmette
McKenzie Elementary School– 649 Prairie Ave, Wilmette
Romona Elementary School– 600 Romona Rd, Wilmette
Highcrest Middle School– 569 Hunter Rd, Wilmette
Wilmette Junior High School– 620 Locust Rd, Wilmette
Avoca School District 37 Schools:
Avoca West Elementary School– 235 Beech Drive, Glenview
Marie Murphy Middle School– 2921 Illinois Rd, Wilmette
New Trier High School 385 Winnetka Ave, Winnetka
Private Schools
Arlyn Day School– 3013 Illinois Rd, Highland Park
Baker Demonstration School– 201 Sheridan Rd, Wilmette
Loyola Academy High School– 1100 Laramie, Wilmette
Regina Dominican High School– 701 Locust Rd, Wilmette
Ronald Knox Montessori School– 2031 Elmwood Ave, Wilmette
St Francis Xavier School– 808 Linden Ave, Wilmette
St Joseph School 1740 Lake Ave, Wilmette
C.J. Arthur's (1168 Wilmette Avenue Wilmette, IL 60091, 847.256.8870). Since 1989, CJ's has been serving North Shore families with their old-fashion ambiance. If you get a chance check out their historic marble bar which was built in 1920s to serve as a Walgreens soda fountain. Live music is available; Bluegrass on Monday nights, local talent on Tuesdays, and jazz, blues, funk, or rock on Fridays and Saturdays. And if feel like singing "There's a Tear In My Beer" by Hank Williams Jr. then head to CJ's on Thursday nights for karaoke!
In September, Wilmette Arts Guild will hosts its 20th Annual Wilmette Festival of Fine Arts, plus other upcoming events include their second annual Fall Colors Retreat at Björklunden in Door County and art exhibition of Brigitte Wolf Salchow.
Wilmette Theatre is great place to see a classic movie, hear live music, enjoy comedy show, or sign up for an acting class. Check their website for movie information and upcoming events.
FUEL Breakfast & Lunch (1222 Washington Ct Wilmette, IL 60091 847-251-3835). Fuel is a Chicago type breakfast restaurant in the heart of Wilmette and it's a kids' cooking school. Enroll your child in a class today! If you're looking for organic foods, you'll be happy to know the owners only use local organic produce and meat from Wisconsin. Also, check out their list of unique Italian sodas!
Jilly's Café (614 Green Bay Rd Evanston, IL 60201 847-869-7636). In 2002, Zagat's described Jilly's Café as a "North Shore Treasure". The café serves authentic food with American twist in a cozy French countryside atmosphere. Open for lunch and dinner during the week, and for brunch on Sundays. Check their website to review their menu and for their business hours. Reservations are strongly recommended.
Gusto Italiano Ristorante (1470 Waukegan Rd Glenview, IL 60025 847-729-5444). Buon appetito! Located in the heart of Chicago's Northshore community, Gusto Italiano Ristorante since 1985 has provided customers with excellent Mediterranean cuisine, outstanding service, and unsurpassed hospitality. Gusto has a loyal following within the Wilmette community and has earned numerous culinary awards including the #1 Rated Eggplant Parmigiana by the Chicago Tribune, the Silver Platter Award from the Food Industry News and excellent reviews from the Daily Herald. Congratulazioni!
Wilmette hosts a French Market every Saturday from 8 am to 1 pm beginning in May through October. The Wilmette French Market is held in the Village Center located east of the Wilmette Metra station. The market offers a wide variety of farmer's market goods like vegetables, fruits, meats, cheeses, and bread from local vendors. Watch a French Market video to learn more.
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Thank you guys for the unbelievably kind and non-patronizing comments on my last post. I didn't mean to sounds complainy or attack anyone, but you guys seem to understand what I was trying to say and it means a lot. Yay for awesome readers! Heartz x10000.
So a while ago, Rumi sent Stephanie a dress that was too small for her. It ended up being too small for Stephanie too, so she handed it over to muah. Look! We're like our own little blogger postal service!
Today I wore it for only like the billionth time and I swear it has magic Rumi germs on it. And I mean germs in the best way possible. Like fairy dust. This lovely little number put everyone around me in a good mood today-the teacher that normally hates me wanted to know how my day was going and said she liked my paper, and my friend and I won the swing dance competition for gym! I owe it all to the dress, the fact that my friend has been dancing for 11 years (5 hours a day, 9 in the summer) and that she led has NOTHING to do with it.
One thing that is so fantastic about the dress is that the color palette is pretty much the kind one leaves behind at The Children's Place in 4th grade-magenta, teal, and juicy orange-but the silhouette is more that of a 50's housewife. Can I hear a whoop whoop for age irony?


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During the bail hearing for Oscar Pistorius in Pretoria on Wednesday, a South African police investigator testified about previous run-ins that the double amputee Olympian has had with police.
Detective Hilton Botha said in his testimony that Pistorius had accidentally fired a weapon at a restaurant in January, and alleged that Pistorius persuaded a friend to take responsibility - Pistorius denied those charges.
The investigator also said Pistorius had previously threatened violence in another incident in an altercation over a woman.
In 2009, Botha said he also investigated another incident, in which an unidentified woman had accused Pistorius of assault, but her claim could not be proved and the case was dropped without any charges being filed.
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"It's as if when you're famous, or a celebrity, or of an athletic status, such as Oscar Pistorius, you have different rules applying to you," South African journalist Debora Patta said about attitudes in her country. Patta is the host of an investigative news program called "Third Degree," and spoke in an interview with CNN's Christiane Amanpour on Wednesday.
"I think part of the problem is that South Africa wants its heroes to be unflawed. We want to believe so badly in this metaphor of inspiration that we overlook," she said. "We are so in love with that narrative that we actually don't look enough and deeply enough at the person behind it."
She says part of this problem is that the South Africa suffers from such extreme violence, so it's no wonder the country looks so desperately for inspiring stories, like the one of Pistorius overcoming adversity.
Rape and homicide plague the Rainbow Nation - it has one of the highest firearm-related death rates in the world according to the U.N.
Though most of the world had never heard about Pistorius' previous run-ins with police, they had been reported in South Africa.
Patta believes these previous incidents were clearly seeds of some trouble.
"There were daemons that were driving this young man, Oscar Pistorius, who we know as a hero in South Africa. And yet there were signs of aggression." Patta said.
"The gun [incident] took place just a couple of weeks ago and that is incontrovertible. The gun was fired in an open public area. Oscar Pistorius disputes that he fired the gun." Patta said. "He says that it was a friend, but people who were with him said he did fired it. It was fired by accident, make no mistake, but the fact that a gun was being played around with in place public in it of itself is horrifying"
That fact that "song and dance" wasn't made about the incident is also indicative of South Africa's attitude toward these incidents, according to Patta. She believes an episode like this, where a gun is fired where an athlete was present, in another country would have provoked a public debate on gun proliferation.
The allegation in 2009 was not tested in a court of law - Oscar Pistorius was not as well known, not even in South Africa, at that time. Pistorius did speak openly about the incident according to Patta, claiming the incident was a misunderstanding, and even eventually no charges were filed.
"That too seems to have been dropped and just pushed under the carpet," Patta said. "And now when one looks back with, of course, the exact science of hindsight, it does seem that there were warning signs that at the very least that Oscar Pistorius displayed a significant amount of aggression and that were not people around him who were grounding him and pulling him back to earth."
I do not understand why a journalist's personal opinion is of any relevance to a news article. Third Degree is very much like a tabloid. Two thirds of this article is about the opinion of Debora Patta, who is not an expert in any field related to this case, or human behaviour. This certainly detracts from the potential merits of this article.
It gives an insight in a country that is not well known by many people in the USA and Europe. She is also giving useful background information. Yes, she is stating her opinion, but since the article isn't masquerading her opinion as facts, the reader can decide how valid her statements are.
Personally I'm not that interested in Oscar Pistorius, but I do care about the ramifications if he is not convicted. I'm afraid that if he is not convicted, more people will start using the "I thought my spouse/girlfriend/boyfriend was an intruder" defense.
It's because TV personality Debora Patta is the South African version of our TV personality Nancy Grace here in the U.S. who will and actually does say anything to advance the extreme feminist narrative that privileged white males with a swagger are the source of all evil.
We have seen this before with the rumors, gossip and innuendo swirled around the athletes charged in the Duke University rape hoax. ... all advanced by Nancy Grace and her followers.
We need to forget about the anti-male narrative and those who push that narrative and focus on the truth.
It really is all about the truth.
your attack is unfounded. why not show that she was not telling the truth. Anyway, in SA money can buy you almost everything including psychopaths.
Pretty salacious and opinionated if you ask me. Debora going on another one of her tirades trying to make a name for herself.
But I guess that is what sensational reporting is all about..
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this is weird... i typed twice and it vanishes.. ha ha.
You probably need to type faster!
Well,well,what do you know ?golden boy not so golden after all.
Who is editing your articles, and what are they on?
The woman who filed charges four years ago was asked to leave a party and tripped or was shoved. The gun which discharged in a restaurant was in Pistorius' pants and went off by accident.
This young man may be young, he may have been reckless, but there is no evidence so far that he intentiionally shot Reeva Steenkamp, no matter how improbable his explanation. It seems as if it may have been a horrible accident an over reaction to a misperceived threat. Literally let's wait until the jury is in, but still remember that a promising , beautiful young woman is dead. Nothing changes that fact...
Many moons ago, when going into a police station in SA (with a broken nose) I was told " we don't interfere in household pronlems" Needless to say, it complicated my life tremendously (and those of my childrens). NOTHING has changed in SA as far as violence against women is concerned.
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outh Africa........not Gloves but Bat this time!...
Sometimes,a thorough investigation has to be carried out on an individuals precedents,for us to be really sure if they are actually capable of carrying out a crime of the type Oscar is being suspected of.Investigations,forensic research, behavioral history and depositions by on-d-spot witnesses are the major areas of police work that could help d justice dept. in uncovering d truth of what really happened that morning in Oscar's house.If they are thorough about these,and are not swayed by the personality of the individual,the truth will most definitely come to light.
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I do like the manner in which you have framed this situation plus it really does supply me personally some fodder for consideration. However, because of everything that I have seen, I simply wish as other opinions pack on that folks remain on point and in no way start upon a tirade regarding some other news du jour. Still, thank you for this fantastic point and even though I can not really go along with the idea in totality, I respect your standpoint.


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The country's biggest health insurer has dismissed the arrival of an Australian competitor, saying it has nothing to fear and took a swipe at it for being a company rather than a friendly society.
Peter Tynan, Southern Cross Health Society chief executive, said the arrival of NIB, soon to own New Zealand's Tower Medical, would not result in any changes for his members.
"While the entry of a new competitor is always of interest, it will not cause us to divert from our current focus," Tynan said, because the society was focused on delivering value.
"Southern Cross is a very different business to NIB. We operate solely for the benefit of our members and our core focus is to return as much value as possible to them. We do not operate to make profits for overseas shareholders," Tynan said. "We believe a strong private health insurance market is good for New Zealand."
ASX-listed NIB is being tipped to launch an aggressive marketing campaign after paying $102 million for Tower's health insurance business but the deal is still conditional on Overseas Investment Office approval. Settlement is due before December 31.
Mark Fitzgibbon, NIB chief executive, was here this week vowing to seek ways to expand the insurance market from its low participation rate and saying the business had been investigating opportunities here for some time.
Tower Medical was a natural fit because it met NIB's strict investment criteria in terms of strategic rationale and return on investment, Fitzgibbon said.
In late October, Southern Cross Health Society chairman Graeme Hawkins sent 822,422 members an annual meeting notice setting the date for an evening, to encourage more participation from people working during the day.
Last year's AGM was held during the day but the society said the hope was that more member would attend the 7pm Auckland meeting on December 6.
A performance overview issued with the notice said that in the year to June 30, 2012, $706.8 million premium income was received and $605.5 million paid out in claims.
"That means for every dollar received in premium, 85.7 cents was used to pay for members' healthcare services," the overview said.
Lower claims in the first six months resulted in a higher-than-planned surplus of $30 million, retained to moderate future premium increases, to increase policy benefits and maintain reserves, although critic Bruce Sheppard last year questioned the size of that reserve fund.
Membership fell 1.6 per cent to 822,422 but the society's share of the health insurance market grew to 62 per cent, the overview said. More than 300 affiliated provider agreements have been struck with doctors, specialists and facilities, accounting for a quarter of all claim costs, the society said.
But attempts failed during the year to find ways to reduce premiums for 90,000 society members aged 65 or older. Sheppard said not enough people had responded to the call for change so if they did not care enough to take the time to make their views known, he could not further the issue.
The society formed a special committee, of which Sheppard was a member, to examine issues.
•Southern Cross Health Society AGM, 7pm, Thursday December 6, Ellerslie Event Centre, Auckland.
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Some feedback on TWA Beta Drop 1. At this stage, I have completed a fresh graphical installation of Installation Manager, db2 10.1, WAS, WAS SDK, Jazz, TWS MDM and DWC. Platform is Suse Linux Enterprise Server 11 running under KVM. Have configured TWS MDM and DWC and generated Plan but not had a chance to use any of the new features. This feedback is only about installation.
After install of db2 10.1 I could not connect to db2 as it was not listening on port 50001. This was confirmed by netstat and telnet. I found that the required entry was missing from /etc/services (db2c_xxxxxx) and DB2COMM value was not set. ie db2set -all showed no value for DB2COMM. Fixed by updating /etc/services and running command: db2set DB2COMM=TCPIP Other than that, installation was smooth.
Successfully installed Installation Manager but had some issues running it due to missing packages. Found that I needed to install the following packages. Not 100% if the first 3 are really required as I installed them in that order. I was receiving error message about missing libraries but the main problem was that no fonts were being displayed, just boxes for each character in the Installation Manager display.
After this, Installation Manager displayed and functioned correctly. Installing all the components via Installation Manager was very nice and much better than current Software Distribution deployment model. Installation Manager was very easy to use and worked faultlessly installing the various components. I especially like that you can add the TWS Engine and DWC installation zip files directly to the repository without needing to extract the zip file first. This is a nice benefit on those systems were space is constrained. Would be great if the WAS installation media was packaged in the same way.
Everything installed successfully the first time and configured without any issues. As we normally do all our installations as silent installs, I will next perform an uninstallation of the components and then install Beta drop 2 via a silent install.
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If there is one article you read from this list make it this one. The Brutal Truth: What Happened in the Gulf Country. Published in The Monthly in November 2009 it presents details of the massacres that occurred in the Top end up until the 1930s. It is a despairing but necessary read.
Drink, death and dollars looked at the "rivers of grog in Alice Springs. It was heard on ABC Radio's The World Today in December 2010. Following its recent Walkley Award I went and listened to it again. Still relevant.
A read of Three Must-Haves for Using Twitter in a Crisis reminded me of the excellent Croakey Blog post The role of social media in flood response and recovery efforts. Which then led me to the United Nations Foundation report New Technologies in Emergencies and Conflict: The Role of Information and Social Networks. The last two are certainly worth a read.
The National Health and Medical Research Foundation ran its 75th anniversary Scientific Symposium at the end of November. All presentations are on the website but a must watch is that of Indigenous public health medical researcher Alex Brown Voices from the Centre of the Fringe: Chronic Disease in Indigenous Australians
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