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Notice: All courts will be closed on Monday, January 21, 2019 in observance of MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. DAY, except Municipal Court's Arraignment Court, Bail Acceptance and the filing of Emergency Protection from Abuse Petitions at the Stout Center for Criminal Justice, 1301 Filbert St.
Notice: As part of our ongoing effort to provide our visitors with the best experience possible, we're preparing to launch the next generation of our website. Please note this site (http://www.philacourts.us) is a Beta version of the new Philadelphia Courts website that is still undergoing final testing before its official release.
For general Court information, contact (215) 686-7000.
The Municipal Court Civil Division is the jurisdiction for civil cases where the amount in controversy is $12,000 or less for Small Claims; unlimited dollar amount for Landlord and Tenant Cases and $15,000 in real estate and school tax cases.
Municipal Court- Civil Division
Supervising Judge
Honorable Bradley K. Moss
1319 The Juanita Kidd Stout Center for Criminal Justice
Philadelphia, PA 19107
(215) 683-7253
Deputy Court Administrator, Municipal Court - Civil Division
John J. Joyce
1339 Chestnut Street, Room 1020
Philadelphia, PA 19107
(215) 686-2910
Online Search and E-Filing
Legal Information
Brochures, Forms, Local Rules
Please select an office or department from the list below to view detailed information.
The First Filing Unit is the initial contact for the litigants filing a civil case in the Philadelphia Municipal Court. The Municipal Court prides itself on being extremely accessible for every individual, whether represented by counsel or not, and this ideal remains constant within this unit.
The unit will pre-interview the non-represented clientele, provide an interview to officially interview the client and complete the proper paperwork for the complaint. This service is unique to courts nation wide and places responsibility upon the unit to ensure that the information completed is correct per the court rules and applicable laws.
The unit also handles all attorney filings (including bulk filing) which includes the responsibility to ensure that the filings are completed correctly. Other filings handled by this unit include all mail-in filings and all requests for assistance under the Americans With Disabilities Act.
All filing costs are accepted through the cashiers who are under the direction of the First filing Unit supervisor. The cashier system has recently changed with the court cashiers coming on line with the stystem utilitzed in City Hall.
Other functions that the office handles are the Petitions for Informa Pauperis and volunteering on a consistent basis to mediate disputes from Smail Claims and Housing Courtrooms since numerous employees in the unit have been trained in Dispute Resolution skills.
The Municipal Court has a jurisdictional limit for civil filings of $12,000.00 and an unlimited jurisdiction amount for rent only in Landlord and Tenant cases.
Stephen Elliott - Director
1339 Chestnut Street, Room 1000
Philadelphia, PA 19107
(215) 686-2900
The Second Filing Unit of Municipal Court is responsible for the scheduling of all cases heard in Civil Courtrooms of Municipal Court.
This unit prepares the schedules for filings by agencies such as License and Inspections, Water Revenue Bureau, Philadelphia Gas Works, Bureau of Administrative Adjudication, Public Health, and the City of Philadelphia Law Department. Also, schedules are made for the filing of the Philadelphia Housing Authority and State cases. These cases are handled directly by this unit and therefore the Second Filing Unit acts as the intake unit for these agencies filing in the Civil Division of the Court.
Each day this unit will supply to the First Filing intake unit a specific number of slots available for each courtroom so as to control the courtroom activity. It is their responsibility to ensure that each courtroom has a list of cases each day that is manageable for the presiding Judge.
It is essential that this office coordinate the scheduling of the cases with each and every courtroom so as to control the number of continued cases. Our system prides itself on the lack of any court backlog and this office is an integral part of that continuing with their management of the court caseload.
The Second Filing Unit must also process all correspondences received prior to the court date, assist litigants in the process of filing affidavits of breach of agreement for non-represented litigants, relisting their cases, assist attorneys in the bulk filing of cases, notify all parties of approved continuances and communicate with all of the Civil Units and Courtrooms to insure the proper management of case scheduling is followed by every employee.
This unit is currently responsible for the scheduling of over 120,000 cases per year while maintaining their goal of no court backlog.
Erin Ferry - Director
1339 Chestnut Street, Room 1001
Philadelphia, PA 19107
(215) 686-7980
Joseph McDermott - Director
1339 Chestnut Street, Room 600
Philadelphia, PA 19107
(215) 686-2971
The Data Processing Department serves as an across the board "Liaison" to the Municipal Court Civil Division and a faction of the Municipal Court Criminal sector.
The unit is made up of Legal Clerks, who input pertinent information into an on-line computer system. The work received from the First Filing Unit is the first function that sets the system in motion. As a result of what is entered On-line other units are provided with various computer generated services. The Second Filing Unit and the Private Criminal Complaint Unit are provided with the Trial Sheets that allow the units to get the work ready for court. The First Filing Unit receives a monthly breakdown of interviewer and attorney filed statistics.
After the initial court hearing it is the Legal Clerks job to decipher what the judge has written, analyze the judicial notes and interpret the decisions and record them accurately onto the computer system. The employees of this unit must have a thorough knowledge and training the Municipal Court Laws and Rules of Civil Procedure. The clerks are in communication with the Judges, Law Clerks, Attorneys, other officers of the court and various city agencies, as well as the different units within Municipal Court to ensure that all proceedings are properly recorded.
As a result of what is entered into the system title companies & credit agencies are able to retrieve information. The Prothonotary uses our files to check for liens, monetary judgments, appeals, satisfactions, writs of revival, vacates, petitions, updating of addresses, remits, striking of judgments and bail orders ordered sued out. The general public also has access to our information.
The Municipal Court Civil computer file is consistently updated by the Data Processing Unit. It is a Management Information System (History file) of what has taken place with a case from its inception to the final event. Quality Control and communication are key factors in making this unit run efficiently. The unit also has added changing attorney's addresses to their list of duties.
Upon completion of the initial court hearing, computer generated services are provided to various units in Municipal Court as well as various city and state agencies. Civil Listings receives their continuance notices eliminating the need to type them , while the Judgment and Petition Unit receive the Default Judgment letters. Statistical information is obtained daily on continuance counts, weekly on Room Control Reports, monthly on cases entered and disposed, petitions entered, petitions disposed, relistments, subpoenas, breakdown of dispositions, types of cases filed and various other reports that are needed.
On of the goals of this Unit is to keep abreast of current technology and new systems that meet the ever-changing demands of our organization.
Theresa Cannon - Director
1339 Chestnut Street, Room 1004
Philadelphia, PA 19107
(215) 686-2915
Present in the Civil Division Courtroom of the Municipal Court are Court Recorders who are responsible for monitoring the tape recording equipment and log all transactions before a Municipal Court Judge. The recording of any particular case can be made available to any party involved in that case. The testimony can then be transcribed for a per page fee. The fee is based on the actual number of pages transcribed.
The fee schedule for transcriptions is as follows:
1-2 weeks $3.00 per page
2-4 weeks $2.25 per page
4-6 weeks $1.50 per page
Shipping and handling charges including a $33.00 Federal Express expedited delivery charge (if so desired) are not included in the per page rate and will be added to the total cost.
The Court Recorders are present in each courtroom that is utilized by a Municipal Court Judge and the testimony that is recorded is kept by the office for a period of three (3) years from the date of the hearing.
This office utilizes a system that categorizes the tapes in a way that makes listening to them very easy and accessible. The tapes are available to court personnel to hear specific testimony that will help with clarification of any issue in question.
Theresa Cannon - Director
1339 Chestnut Street, Room 1004
Philadelphia, PA 19107
(215) 686-2915
The Philadelphia Municipal Court is constantly revising their system of handling civil filings to better serve the public and more efficiently utilize the time of the judicial staff. With this in mind the creation of the Civil Trial Commissioner was initiated.
The Civil Trial Commissioners have the authority to sit on the bench to handle all default judgments, settlements, agreements, withdrawals and agreed upon continuance requests.
The Trial Commissioners are not judges but they do have the authority to handle all requests that do not require and judicial determination. The court prides itself on the lack of any court backlog and the functions of the Trial Commissioners help ensure that this will continue.
A Trial Commissioner will help the parties in addressing any questions that they have regarding the process that is to take place, as long as those questions do not require a legal determination since this is beyond their accepted scope of responsibilities.
The Trial Commissioners must be in command of the Civil Rules of Procedure since their actions can have a serious detrimental effect upon the litigants if their duties are not conducted correctly. The commissioners complete the disposition form on the cases that they can dispose of and those notations are relied upon by other offices when the information is entered into the computer system.
In summary, the commissioner enables a Municipal Court Judge to concentrate on all contested matters and enable the litigants to utilize the court without unnecessary and time-consuming delays.
Colleen McGrath, Trial Commissioner
1339 Chestnut Street, Room, 1020
Philadelphia, PA 19107
215 686-2914
Dorian Nelson, Trial Commissioner
1339 Chestnut Street, Room, 1020
Philadelphia, PA 19107
215 686-2970
Aaron Palmer, Trial Commissioner
1339 Chestnut Street, Room 1020
Philadelphia, PA 19107
(215) 686-7579
Kenneth H. Snyder, Trial Commissioner
1339 Chestnut Street, Room 1020
Philadelphia, PA 19107
(215) 686-2970
The Judgment and Petition Unit is a very integral part of Municipal Court. The function of this unit is to assist the public, law firms, title companies and other city or private agencies to exercise their right to ask the court for relief, due process and any other requests necessary to resolve a post trial action. The employees of this Unit must have a thorough knowledge of the Rules of Civil Procedure.
Individuals are not required to have an attorney and therefore may lack the knowledge regarding their legal rights. It is not the responsibility of the court to provide legal advice, however, it is our responsibility to provide assistance with facts, information and solutions so the public will feel the Court system works for them. As representatives of the court, the employees of this Unit must be professional and courteous and possess good communication skills in order to enlighten the public of the policies and procedures of the Court System.
The employees of this Unit must also be knowledgeable in understanding not only the functions of other units within the Court System but also other private and city agencies.
The Judgment and Petitions Unit currently handles all post-trial and Prothonotary motions filed in the Civil division of the Court. This Unit must assist all represented and non-represented litigants through the filing of all post-trial petitions and motions. These filings involve the enforcement of money judgments and judgments for possession in housing matters.
This Unit has evolved into an office that handles a vast amount of diversified petitions and motions. With the Court priding itself on easy access for all litigants. it is essential that this Unit continue to make the process manageable and understandable for all concerned.
The action taken by this unit has enormous impact upon the parties involved in the civil complaints. It is imperative that the unit interpret the transcripts correctly to allow enforcement according to the applicable rules and laws. For example, all filings of the Writ of Possession and Alias Writ of Possession are done through this Unit and these filings allow for forcible eviction to be carried out against a tenant. It is the responsibility of the staff to ensure that at no time is a tenant removed from a dwelling unless all procedures have been followed fully and correctly. In conjunction with this function and the enforcement of all money judgments, this unit now handles all Post-trial prothonotary functions. Again, the unit reviews documents to establish that a judgment is valid and rules and laws are followed to ensure that a party's belongings or bank accounts are not attached illegally.
Attorneys filing petitions are handled in this unit with new variations being adopted at all times to suit the needs of the parties. The substantial amount of petitions remain Petitions to Open. These are petitions filed by represented parties who have a judgment entered against them by default as a result of failing to appear at a hearing after being properly served with a complaint. With the Court change in monetary jurisdiction and filings the unit must adapt their usual procedures to ensure that all post-trial motions can be filed and properly heard.
Maggie Meehan, Director
1339 Chestnut Street, Room 1003
Philadelphia, PA 19107
215 686-7573
The Philadelphia Municipal Court has begun a program, in conjunction with the Big Sister Program of Philadelphia, which allows for disabled High School students to work within the court during the summer months. The program is funded through the Private Industry Council with a sub-contract with the Philadelphia Urban Coalition.
The court has had up to eighteen (18) students working in the court system each summer. The students are given the opportunity to gain invaluable work experience while enabling the court personnel to learn about the needs and skills of the disabled. The court has learned that these students should not be described as students with disabilities, but instead as students with skills. The experience has been a positive influence on the court and the court hopes to continue the program for many years.
Joseph McDermott- Facilitator
1339 Chestnut Street, Room 600
Philadelphia, PA 19107
(215) 686-2971


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I just got back from ten days at Tassajara Zen Mountain Center deep in the Ventana Wilderness Area near Carmel Valley, California. Tassajara's annual schedule goes something like this:
Winter Practice Period
Spring Work Period
Summer Guest Season
Late Summer Work Period
Fall Practice Period
The two practice periods are zazen intensives -- pretty much straight wall-gazing from 4AM till 9PM with extra zazen thrown in during sesshins. Plus the first one you attend you gotta do 5 days of tangaryo practice, in which you're not just doing zazen all those hours, you get no breaks at all except to go potty. Oh, and you're not allowed to bathe for those 5 days. The practice periods are restricted to students only. You either pay a fee to attend these or else you work during the summer guest season to earn tuition.
The work periods are more-or-less free. You pay a $70 application fee and then you work as many days as you want (I think you have to put in at least 5). They provide you room and board. The work is not that hard and the hours are very good. You start early but you're finished by like 3:30 or 4 in the afternoon. Zazen is available each morning and evening but is optional. There are no guests present at this time. Summer guest season works much the same way as work period, but paying guests are present and much of the work involves catering to them, so the hours are longer and the work is harder -- often lots harder. You get paid in room and board plus the chance to earn free practice periods.
After the Fall practice period there's an interim. This is neither a work period nor a practice period. But the place needs to be kept in something like running order. So former students and workers are invited to come down to the valley and keep Tassajara from falling to bits.
That's what I went up and did last week. It was cold. There's no source of heat in the cabins but wood stoves and I can't start a fire for sour beans. It was tough. Most of the basic survival stuff you have to do for yourself. It was lovely. Leilani and I spent a lot of time in the hot spring baths and a lot of time washing dishes.
The best part was New Year's Eve. There's no zazen schedule during interim, which is a damned shame. In San Francisco Zen Center's way of classifying stuff (Tassajara is part of SFZC), zazen is officially a kind of ceremony. Ceremonies don't happen on holidays. So there's no zazen during the winter break. Or on Sundays at their center in SF, for that matter. Screw that. Zazen is not a ceremony. I did it every day, morning and night. Sometimes alone. Saying zazen is a ceremony is like saying toothbrushing is a ceremony. Whoever came up with that classification should be smacked with a big kiyosaku. Which is not to badmouth SFZC in all aspects. I mostly like the place a whole lot. They just have a few bass-ackwards ideas. No doubt about it. But I digress.
I was talking about New Year's Eve. The one time there is scheduled zazen during interim is New Year's Eve. They sit from 7PM - 9PM and ring the bell outside the zendo 108 times to announce the new year to any local squirrels, deer, raccoons or mountain lions who might be listening. Then afterwards they have a bonfire in which you're supposed to burn something that represents a hindrance you hope to overcome in the coming year.
We mainly stood around singing bad 80s TV show theme songs and doing Mitch Hedburg routines. There were very few senior staff around, so it was mostly 20-somethings who'd arrived early for the Winter practice period. A fun group. I often wonder what drives a 25 year old way into the mountains to stare at walls all day. Though I shouldn't wonder too hard. I probably would've done it myself if Tassajara hadn't been several thousand miles away when I was that age. I'm sure it builds character and all that.
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|2006-02-26, 21:49
|Link #383
Senior Member
Join Date: Dec 2005
Age: 30
Thany - Wayyy too loli for me. Cute though.
Razer_2mb - Nice
Mr.Hawq - Do you ever not have a new sig? I don't like Elektra, and don't use outerglow, even if it is only to highlight subtle text (I only like it on white text, but that's just me) Otherwise it's alright
|2006-02-28, 00:36
|Link #384
Disheartened and Retired
Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: 加拿大
Age: 32
Sakura-chan- 71% - Not fond of the appearences of those people. Creative crops. I remember you were one of the first to initiate the style of artful cropping of avatars and signatures.
Shiryuu - 65% - I think the joke's lost on me, or I simply was not amused.
2H-Dragon - 78% - Cute, and well composed.
Mr. Hawq - 67% - A lot of flaws others have already mentioned. The sig is just not aesthetically pleasing to my eyes.
Mantidor - Rated this one eons ago.
Shay - Ditto as above, but replace "eons" with "a while ago".
Cyz - 76% - Powerful colors, but the contrast seems too strong. The left face is overbright near the left side.
IcExAlcHeMy - 75% - Fair sig. No complaints nor praises.
JOJOS'STAR - 77% - Treading the limits of "worksafe", as usual.
wingdarkness - 77% - A good image and crop, but I disagree with the message of your sig. I suppose I'll save that for its corresponding thread(s). Your name on the feather instead of that text would be more fitting.
Kira_Naruto - 75% - BG designs a bit too complex/fancy. Cool animation though.
lavielove - 80% - Simple, but has atmosphere/feeling. I like it.
Thany - 79% - Cute, loli-style, as expected.
Razer_2mb - Re: Mantidor.
Tabris - 78% - Simple, and slightly amusing.
|2006-02-28, 02:03
|Link #385
Sugar has side effects
Muir Woods: Looks like a cut from a manga right? I like it 10/10
Mine was just done roughly and the lens flare made the qulatiy a bit bad in the corner overall for a 2min job ithought i did good
|2006-02-28, 02:48
|Link #386
Kira_Naruto, the ecchi
Graphic Designer
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: http://www.exciting-tits.com/
@ MW .. I use to try and get a better marks from you .. But its plain to see and tell from your choice of sig that we have different taste ^-^ .. You go for simplicity, I go for vice versa effect >.> . The sketch is good tho, 80%
@ Winter-san ... If the lens flare are behind her .. it would be better, now it was a plain bad job .. Gomen .. 64%
@ Hawq .. The previous one (deathpool) is a bit better IMO ... Nice idea on the border.. a scribble text, your name are invisible o_o, a simple glance would missed it .. 72%
@ Razer .. Not going to change to outphase anymore? Simple >.> but made me laugh 80%
|2006-02-28, 07:48
|Link #387
♪♫ Maya Iincho ♩♬
Tabris - hahahah ^_^ 8.5/10
MW - we all love pencil scketches. 9/10
Winter&Summer - how many frames is that? I like the suprise egg better .8.5/10
KiNa - Magic! 8/10
Shiryuu - hahahah. 8.5/10
JOJOS'STAR - you always crack me up with your signatures. 8.5/10
ps: finally after 2 months i've finally changed my sig. ^_^
|2006-02-28, 08:33
|Link #389
♪♫ Maya Iincho ♩♬
Razer_2mb - Heheheh, funny funny. 8/10
Kira_Naruto - i just needed someones comment on it so I could change it. The color for the text I used are nice but it sorta stands out too much, eh?
|2006-02-28, 09:45
|Link #390
♪♫ Maya Iincho ♩♬
Syaoran - it's relatively simple. Though it doesn't really point out something creative or suggestive to create a kind of ambience that could make us laugh or cry. ^_^ 6/10
PS: Syaoran, rate someones' signature or get your post deleted.
|2006-02-28, 11:16
|Link #391
Kira_Naruto, the ecchi
Graphic Designer
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: http://www.exciting-tits.com/
@ Syaoran .. A bit empty, but the transparency is good (to my sleepy eyes) .. Lost point for unreadable quote -_- .. 60%
@ Aoei .. its not just stand out to much ... it like putting an orange on top of a basket full of apples >.>
|2006-02-28, 11:49
|Link #392
Join Date: Dec 2005
this time I will rate with percentage like Muir Woods
Muir Woods 75% attractive, the picture somehow show how tiny she is. like it
Winter&Summer 50% pitiful Shana, I still have not had a chance to see her taking a rest in animesuki forums' signature, sometimes she is running .. now she's crying or rubbing her eyes for some other reason.Still waiting for the signature of Shana resting on a sandy beach.(^_^||)
Thany's sig, full rating as usual from me.I just feel like Thany is talented in choosing or making(I'm not sure) he/her sigs.From the christmas sig to this kawaii baby, still "tsugoi"
Mr.Hawq , this signature is more to my taste since it is a girl. One thing about Mr.Hawq sigs are he/she is very fateful to the color he/she choose.Red color.
JoJoStar's "girls on the beach" sig, yay! to it and still quite close to the theme his/her banana signature.(^_^||) 80%. Thanks for giving us such a knock-out fanservice from your signature.
Aoie_Emesai's sig, ..... very creative in deed. I just couldn't catch up with the idea.
Quite sad that I didn't have a chance to rate Syaoran's avatar.
|2006-02-28, 23:30
|Link #394
♪♫ Maya Iincho ♩♬
ps: less creative, same picture.
ps again: who can tell me where these girls are from?
Thank ShadowLord for this signature,
|2006-03-01, 08:16
|Link #396
Kira_Naruto, the ecchi
Graphic Designer
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: http://www.exciting-tits.com/
@ lavielove .. If everyone wanted an empty space for BG, why border with a sig to begin with -_- .... j/k Sorry, but too empty to rate up points from me, clean job tho 75%
@ Sakura-chan .. weird shape again o_o .Again I wont comment anything on your choice of image
@ KiNa .. ... Yuri love ... rather then tweaking my stupid Magic deck to fight with Riker... I fire up my PS and made this..
|2006-03-01, 08:42
|Link #397
Join Date: Dec 2005
Kira_Naruto sig 80% ! left side of the signature win one internet and the right side win one internet. So total will be 80% + two internets.
Sakura-chan sig (^_^||) not my taste,don't know how to rate.
I changed my sig again coz the last one was outdated and I used it for more than a week =P
|2006-03-01, 13:27
|Link #398
The Hawqman
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Ottawa Ontario
Age: 28
Well new sig for me, another hot electra sig.
Kira naruto- cool looking sig, the lighting , and image look good. 8.7/10
Lavie love- very nice sig, again the lighting and image look's great. 8.8/10
By the way Lavie how the hell can you adresse me as a he/she, obviously from my name you should be able to tell that im a guy.
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|2006-03-01, 21:29
|Link #399
"Show it to me"
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: In solitude, where we are least alone
mr. hawq: nice shape. cool designs 9/10
aoie emesai: the smoke part is cool. love how it's made. 9/10
kira naruto: a little provocative but still good 9/10
lavielove: nice colors. cool designs. and the mood seems to be perfect 9/10
|2006-03-03, 04:42
|Link #400
One Piece fan
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Toronto, Canada
hmm... been a while........
lavielove --> I really like it... is that Black Cat?
Muir Woods --> though I'm not a fan of that particular series, I do like your sig... the center alignment of the sig also adds to the style imo.
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Microsoft Research Shift: Finger Touch Technique for Pocket PCs
This video demo comes from Microsoft Research. It illustrates how a Pocket PC designed to be used with a stylus can be used with a larger finger touching the screen using a technique they call Shift(not to be confused with the HTC Shift UMPC device). Looks like a good workaround for those of us who want to use our fingers with a stylus oriented Pocket PC. Let's hope it moves from the labs to the real world soon.


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Skin tones and true colors matter. Carefully set the white balance in editing programs, adjust color saturation brightness with the aim to reproduce images the way they re intended on the display and in print. All this effort is worth nothing unless your screen is calibrated. How so?
- Screens display colors differently. Each display reproduces colors and brightness differently, shifting over time.
- You can't depend on your eyes. You can't trust your eyes to adjust your screen correctly. Factors such as fatigue and time of day affect the color perception of your eyes.
- Image colors are not true to life. Often your photos don't look right on your display– skin tones are off, whites aren't pure, blues look cyan.
- Unnecessary editing time. If your screen isn't displaying your photo's true colors, you will waste unnecessary time editing.
- Prints don't match your display. With an un-calibrated display, the colors in your printed photos won't match what you see on screen.


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Enhanced natural environmental radioactivity by human impact
- Natural radiation exposure is essentially caused by radionuclides which occur in the uranium-238, uranium-235 and thorium-232 decay chains and are found in the earth's crust.
- Higher concentrations of these radionuclides (compared to the geogenic level) can be released into the environment in particular through mining activities but also through the processing of raw materials.
- The field of radioactive relics – with the exception of regulations on residues of the former uranium mining area in eastern Germany –, however, is still not sufficiently regulated by law.
Natural radiation exposure is essentially caused by radionuclides which occur in the uranium-238, uranium-235 and thorium-232 decay chains and are found in the earth's crust. Higher concentrations of these radionuclides (compared to the geogenic level) can be released into the environment in particular through mining activities but also through the processing of raw materials.
While radiation protection is ensured from the start for industrial residues since 2001 on the basis of the Radiation Protection Ordinance (StrlSchV), radiation protection measures for contaminations which have already occurred can only be taken subsequently.
This occurs most importantly in ores of the uranium deposits in Saxony and Thuringia, but it is also valid for deposits of silver, copper, tin and other resources in different German regions, for example the Ore Mountains (Erzgebirge).
Other raw materials with enhanced concentrations of natural radionuclides, such as bauxite and phosphate ores, have been imported on a large scale.
Accumulation in residues during conditioning and processing
During conditioning and processing of the raw materials these radionuclides may accumulate in the residues (including sludges, slags, dusts, ashes, incrustations) and their concentrations may increase considerably compared to the geogenic level so that they must be taken into account from the radiation protection point of view.
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In the past such residues were deposited on waste heaps or in tailings ponds or even further utilised because people were unaware of - or, in some cases, ignored - the enhanced radioactivity contained therein. Dissolved radionuclides or solid residues can be released through seepage but also through accidents, such as dam failures in tailings ponds, and in the worst case accumulate in river sediments or on alluvial soils.
Partly, former industrial sites of residues with enhanced natural radionuclide concentration were covered with buildings. Depending on the site and usage conditions such contaminations may, in individual cases, cause radiation exposures to members of the public which require subsequent protection measures.
The field of radioactive relics – with the exception of regulations on residues of the former uranium mining area in eastern Germany –, however, is still not sufficiently regulated by law.
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This weekend November, 2nd and 3rd, there will be a benefit at the Mustang Bar to assist Dawn Arnold with raising much needed funds. In 2003, Dawn was injured in a vehicle accident that left here paralyzed from the chest down. Despite all the hardships she faces on a daily basis, Dawn has remained positive and full of life. Her injury makes her rely on specific medical and transportation means, therefore the money raised will go towards a new wheelchair and modifications on a wheelchair accessible van. The benefit will include food plates, a silent and live auction and great music on Saturday by Mark McKinney and Sunday by Larry Joe Taylor. From auction items to plates and plastic ware to monetary gifts, all donations are welcome.If you can't make the event click here and donate today http://www.gofundme.com/4v9vjo


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In today's world of payday lenders, credit card companies and countless mortgage options, Rhode Island General Treasurer Gina Raimondo has made it a priority to keep Rhode Islanders feeling secure in their finances.
As part of the treasurer's Financial Empowerment Library Tour, Raimondo made a visit to the Warwick Public Library Tuesday night to speak before a personal finance presentation by Capital Goods Fund.
"My office is constantly asking what more can we do to make people feel financially secure," said Raimondo to 32 people, many of whom were furiously taking notes.
Raimondo said financial security was the main purpose of the night's program, and one of biggest priorities for her office. "At the end of the day, everything I've done is to make people feel financially secure."
One of those things is a partnership with Capital Goods Fund, a non-profit, Providence-based organization that offers financial coaching and micro loans for the Rhode Island Financial Coaching Corps.
"The partnership between Treasurer Raimondo, Capital Goods Fund and the library is a very good service for the public," said Michael Zarum, who attended the presentation.
The Corps is part of the Treasury's EmpowerRI initiative and works to match Rhode Islanders seeking financial guidance with a "coach" for no cost. Coaches are typically volunteers with financial skills and knowledge.
Lisa Gallant, special projects coordinator for Capital Goods Fund and Tuesday night's presenter, explained that if she is made aware of specific concerns people seeking financial help have, she can try to match the individual with a coach who has that experience.
"We need to help people. It's harder and more complicated than it used to be," said Raimondo.
Tuesday night's presentation also served as the final event in Warwick Public Library's "Get on the Road to Financial Stability" series. Reference Librarian Jessica D'Avanza explained that patrons constantly ask where information on personal finance can be found. Per the request of Library Director Diane Greenwald and Programming Director Wil Gregersen, D'Avanza began to research programs that could be incorporated into a "home economics reference series."
D'Avanza said previous events were presentations by the Attorney General's Office on avoiding scams and College Planning Center of Rhode Island on paying for college.
The librarian was very pleased with Tuesday's attendance and felt she could even benefit from it.
"It is always a good reminder to listen to a financial talk," said D'Avanza.
Warwick resident Zarum shared D'Avanza's attitude. Keeping a personal budget spreadsheet since he was in college, Zarum understands the importance of financial planning.
"It is important to know where every penny that comes in is going," said Zarum. "That includes managing personal expenses, personal debt and budgeting for the future."
Zarum said he feels planning for future expenses or putting aside funds for investments and vacations can be beneficial.
While the Financial Empowerment Library Tour provides financial help to the public, it also benefits one of Raimondo's favorite services, the public library.
The treasurer has been a longtime supporter of libraries and recalls visiting the Greenville Public Library in Smithfield when she was growing up.
"I wouldn't be where I am today without public libraries," said Raimondo. "Schools and libraries level the playing field."
Warwick residents of all ages turned out to receive financial advice on a variety of topics, including mortgages, credit cards and credit reports. Gallant was especially pleased with the number of questions the group had following her presentation.
While some took the opportunity to ask brief questions about their own situations, others asked about the one-on-one coaching.
"I am definitely going to [meet with a coach]," said Kerri Iannacone, who attended the program as part of a family self-sufficiency program. She explained that she is trying to get her finances on track to buy a house of her own.
Warwick resident Donna Johnson attended the presentation in hopes of learning about estate planning but learned something new.
"I got educated about always having at least three credit cards," said Johnson. "I always thought one credit card, one bill, one stamp."
Johnson explained that she had always kept track of her budget, but not as often as she should.
"I've done it before, but things change, even month to month," she said, citing unseen medical costs as something that can throw off her monthly budget.
Although estate planning was not on the agenda, Johnson said the event was "wonderful" and plans to take advantage of coaching.
"I always need free help," she joked.
Before heading back to Providence for another meeting, Raimondo offered three pieces of advice she believes every Rhode Islander should know when it comes to personal finance: Watch out for debt, especially when it comes to credit cards and loans, look out for banking fees and start saving as early as possible.
If you missed Tuesday's event, Raimondo and Capital Good Funds will be at Kingston Free Library (2605 Kingstown Road in Kingston) tonight at 6:30 for a modified version of the program. Raimondo will speak and take questions from the audience, before a representative from Capital Goods Fund delivers a short presentation and provides sign-ups for coaching. Call 783-8254 or e-mail email@example.com to register.
The final stop on the Financial Empowerment Library Tour will be on Monday, June 10 at 6:30 p.m. at Weaver Library at 41 Grove Ave. in East Providence. Call 434-2453 to register.
Ashley O'Shea, associate director of communications for the Office of General Treasurer, said other libraries have expressed interest in hosting presentations and the tour may pick up again in September.


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This unit focuses on the impacts of climate change on humans. Students participate in activities using "Character Cards" (included with the unit). The cards introduce fictitious citizens who describe the local economic, social and political factors... (View More) that impact their country's climate change issues/responses. In addition, students examine how their own energy and food choices impact climate change and then propose ideas to reduce their carbon footprint. The unit is one of four under the Chicago Botanic Garden curriculum entitled, "Climate Change in My Backyard." (View Less)
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In this activity, learners replicate the scientific processes of observing, forming an explanation, revising and communicating about a model of a comet. Learners construct a model of features of a comet using an assortment of common craft supplies.... (View More) This activity relates to several NASA comet missions such as Deep Impact, Stardust, Stardust-NExT, and EPOXI and can be used to emulate a process that scientists and engineers follow on all missions. (View Less)
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In this lesson, learners will discover how certain snakes (pit-vipers) can find prey using a natural infrared sensor and will extend their understandings by exploring infrared technology applications. The lesson features background information for... (View More) the teacher, pre-requisite skills and knowledge for the student, a mini-exploration of infrared image technology, multiple image sets, assessment information, student worksheets, extension and transfer activities, and additional resources. This is lesson 2 on the Infrared Zoo website. (View Less)
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This activity is designed to introduce students to planetary geologic features and processes. First, students will use NASA satellite images to identify geologic surface features on the "Blue Marble" (Earth), and will explore the connection between... (View More) those features and the geologic processes that created them. Using that information, students will then compare and discuss similar features on images from other planets. Included are the following materials: teacher's guide (with reference and resource information), student's guide (with activity sheets), and multiple cards of planetary images. Note that the range of targeted grade levels is quite broad; however, explicit adaptations for younger students are highlighted throughout the teacher's guide. (View Less)
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Students are introduced to classification through progressive activities. Initially, the teacher models the task by classifying buttons. Students then devise a classification scheme for paper clips. Subsequent activities use objects brought from... (View More) home or the playground by students. The objects are assigned to two categories: natural or human-made, then classified as solid, liquid, gas or a combination. Simple bar graphs are used throughout to compare classification data. (View Less)
This is a lesson about designing and building an effective sunshade for a model MESSENGER craft. Learners will build a model of MESSENGER. They will use a scientific approach to solve problems and work as a cooperative team. They will discover their... (View More) own strengths, and those of others, and will witness firsthand the importance of both successes and failures. This is activity 4 of 4 for the Pre-K - 4 range of "Staying Cool." (View Less)
This is a activity about applying the scientific method to a design challenge. Learners will design and build a platform that will be placed on a heat source. The platform is expected to serve as an insulator for a cube of gelatin. The goal is to... (View More) keep the inside temperature of the gelatin cube as cool as possible. Materials cost will vary, depending on materials chosen by group (within budget set by the teacher). Ties are made to the Mercury MESSENGER mission. Note: the student guide starts on p. 17 of the PDF. (View Less)
In this activity, students simulate how light collected from a space object converts into binary data and reconverts into an image of the object. A pencil and paper activity demonstrates how astronomical spacecraft and computers create images of... (View More) objects in space. This activity is part of Unit 4 in the Space Based Astronomy guide that contains background information, worksheets, assessments, extensions, and standards. (View Less)
This activity is about the discovery of water ice on Mars. Learners will record and graph temperature data and use a model of an ice-rich and ice-free surface on Mars to examine how ice content in the martian soil would impact the temperature of a... (View More) Mars microbe after impact. A student information sheet introducing the subject of ice and the search for water on Mars is provided. The activity requires access to a freezer the night before the activity. Note: Find the latest information and updates on Mars missions at the NASA Mars Exploration website (see Related & Supplemental Resources to the right). (View Less)
Using both literature (a book featuring a path, such as Little Red Riding Hood) and satellite images, students will identify paths, observe and analyze them from different altitudes, and distinguish natural paths from those made by humans. Students... (View More) will learn how images can inform the building, use and maintenance of paths. The URL opens to the investigation directory, with links to teacher and student materials, lesson extensions, resources, teaching tips, and assessment strategies. This is Investigation 2 of four found in the Grades K-4 Module 4 of Mission Geography. The Mission Geography curriculum integrates data and images from NASA missions with the National Geography Standards. Each of the four investigations in Module 4, while related, can be done independently. Please see Investigation 1 of this module for a two-page module overview and list of all standards addressed. (View Less)


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The man accused of killing William Alex Apps after arranging to buy his pickup off Craigslist drove to Beaufort in the stolen truck to party with friends after dumping the body, using the victim's debit card to finance his road trip, authorities said.
Jquan Marqel Scott, 19, of James Island bought food from Taco Bell and Wendy's, some sneakers and gas while Apps' worried family tried in vain to reach the 25-year-old Charleston man, who disappeared Thursday, Beaufort County Sheriff P.J. Tanner said.
Scott was still driving Apps' stolen truck when investigators caught up with him Sunday, Charleston County Sheriff Al Cannon said. Scott offered a host of explanations before finally confessing that he had shot Apps in the head and left him for dead in a stand of woods in Mount Pleasant, Cannon said.
Scott led investigators from the two counties to Apps' body Monday, just hours after the local sheriff's office issued a missing person alert, Cannon said.
Scott, of Greenhill Road, is charged with murder, armed robbery, kidnapping and possession of a weapon during a violent crime in connection with Apps' death. His bail was set at $150,000 on the robbery and weapons charges Tuesday night, with no bail set on the murder and kidnapping charges.
A second suspect, 20-year-old Isaac R. Williams of Rutledge Avenue in Charleston, is also charged with kidnapping and murder and is being held in the Charleston County jail awaiting a circuit judge to set bail.
Apps, a College of Charleston student who grew up in Beaufort, agreed to meet the two men at a Hardee's restaurant on Spring Street about 4 p.m. Thursday to sell them a 2006 Chevrolet pickup truck he had advertised on the online classifieds site, Cannon said.
Apps' mother showed up as well with the title to the truck, but he sent her home after the deal didn't go through, opting to give the men a test drive by himself, Cannon said. While they were crossing the Ravenel Bridge into Mount Pleasant, Scott allegedly shot Apps in the head while Apps was sitting in the passenger seat. They dumped his body in woods near a power substation off Magrath Darby Boulevard, Cannon said.
It is unclear whether the robbery was planned ahead of time or was a spur-of-the-moment proposition, Cannon said. "It's hard to figure out what their thought processes were in that regard," he said.
After the killing, Scott drove to Apps' hometown of Beaufort to party with friends in Bluffton who attend a nearby University of South Carolina campus, Cannon said.
Tanner said he received a call from a friend of Apps' family who was worried because no one could reach Apps and he had not shown up for appointments on Friday.
His last Facebook post was at 4:56 p.m. on the day he disappeared. The post, made from a mobile phone, indicated that he was near Charleston. It read: "Time to go ride in the country."
Then, nothing.
Tanner said investigators tracked Apps' debit card and saw it had been used to purchase gas in Yemassee, to buy food and sneakers, and to shop at a Beaufort-area Walmart.
"It wasn't like someone was trying to use the card to drain his account," he said. "The charges appeared reasonable, buying things that whoever owned the card might buy for themselves."
Still, investigators kept digging, and phone records and other clues eventually led them to Scott, Tanner said. Detectives contacted him and he agreed to meet them Sunday in Jacksonboro. He showed up driving Apps' truck with a girlfriend in tow, he said.
Scott told detectives he had purchased the truck from Apps on Thursday but Apps didn't have a bill of sale, Tanner said. So, Scott explained, Apps gave him a debit card to hold as collateral until they could sign the paperwork and formalize the purchase, he said.
Scott offered to let them check out the truck.
"He was very cooperative," Tanner said. "The arrangement seemed unusual, but it could have happened that way."
Deputies allowed him to leave, and Scott also agreed to meet with Charleston County investigators later in the day on James Island, where he told them a similar story, authorities said.
But as investigators continued to dig and interview people, their doubts about Scott and his explanation grew, Tanner said. When Apps still hadn't shown up by Monday morning, they knew it was time to move in on the suspect, he said.
"It was obvious by Monday morning that things were not adding up," he said.
Detectives zeroed in on Scott and, on Monday, he changed his story and implicated himself in the crime, Cannon said.
Investigators searched the pickup truck and found blood and other evidence inside, Cannon said. They have not located the gun used to kill Apps, he said.
In addition to the Charleston County charges, Beaufort, Jasper and Hampton county investigators plan to charge Scott in connection with the stolen debit card use, Tanner said.
Neither Scott nor Williams has a prior criminal record in South Carolina, according to State Law Enforcement Division records. Scott had enrolled to attend Charleston Southern University in January, attorney Jim Brown of Beaufort said at his bail hearing, as Scott sniffled and wiped his eyes.
But John Strubel, a spokesman for Charleston Southern University, said Scott had not been accepted to attend school there and was never a prospective student.
According to his Facebook page, Scott is a graduate of James Island Christian School. Several members of his church were at his bail hearing to show their support. He played football for the school and for Crown College, a Christian school in Minnesota, according to his page and recruiting sites.
Scott indicated on Facebook last month that he was sitting out college football this year but was back in town and trying out for a semi-pro football team.
State Rep. Shannon Erickson, R-Beaufort, is a close friend of the Apps family. She said Apps was a graduate of Beaufort Academy and planned to study law in Charleston. She described him as a talented athlete with a passion for soccer and hunting.
"He's just the best young man you would ever want to meet," she said. "He grew up with a mom and dad who were very connected to the community and to the environment. He has been hunting, fishing and playing sports since he was old enough to toddle around.
"He was also a great conversationalist and very helpful," she said. "He was just everyone's friend."
Apps had worked in Charleston at Carolina Polo and Carriage Co., which offers horse-drawn carriage tours downtown. Company owner Richard Rhett Knoth said Apps' co-workers were "deeply saddened and shocked by" his death.
"Alex was a kind soul who passed his love of the Lowcountry on to thousands of visitors and locals alike," he said in a written statement. "Alex was a faithful ambassador of our dear city and he will be greatly missed. Our thoughts and prayers go out to his family and friends."
Dave Munday contributed to this story. Reach Glenn Smith at 937-5556 or Twitter.com/glennsmith5.


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This is a pack of 5 of my recent ukulele driven songs:
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OldTimeMemories_Ending.WAV (1:20) OldTimeMemories_Loop.WAV (1:15)
UkuleleAndSleighBells_Ending.WAV: (1:21) UkuleleAndSleighBells_Loop.WAV: (1:16)
IntrospectiveUkulele_Ending.WAV: (1:36) IntrospectiveUkulele_Loop.WAV: (1:31)
MellowGuitarAndUkulele.WAV (2:23)
Fun Guitar And Ukulele:
A very happy and hopeful song driven by strummed nylon stringed guitar accompanied by a strummed ukulele. Piano, glockenspiel, electric piano and some percussion adds flavor to this fun tune. Use anywhere a sense of optimism and enjoyment needs to be invoked.
Old Time Memories:
Breaking out the clanky ukulele and the granny piano, this has an old timey feel as if your grandparents were holding a little concert in the upstairs den. Old fashioned and sweet, this upbeat tune is all you need for happy nostalgia!
Ukulele With Sleigh Bells:
Upbeat, happy, cheerful, and fun, this song adds a bit of holiday festivities with sleigh bells jangling in the background, but is also usable any time of year. Instruments are mainly driven by a strummed ukulele along with a childlike melody played on the piano. Perfect for background music where the desired feeling is carefree and positive.
Introspective Ukulele:
Low key but driving ukulele strumming backed at first by a light piano melody and finger snaps, moving into a more bouncy and driving feel during the second half of the song. This song has a slight sense of uncertainty but a stong sense of purpose nonetheless, confident in its direction, evoking feelings of eventual success. Perfect for background music for corporate or personal video presentations.
Mellow Guitar And Ukulele:
A happy and mellow, yet driving song that builds momentum and becomes more powerful in the second half. Driven by ukulele and accompanied by fingerpicked guitar, piano, light non verbal vocals and percussion, this song is perfect for optimistic and positive background music.


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by Pete Mazzaccaro
A group of neighbors concerned about crime in Chestnut Hill has organized a "crime summit" to be held at Norwood Fontbonne Academy at 7 p.m. Thursday, June 21. The summit is designed to provide a forum to educate and inform the community and allow residents to ask questions of police and city officials who will be in attendance.
Chris Padova, a board member of the Chestnut Hill Community Association, which is sponsoring the summit, said he and several West Moreland Avenue residents put the summit together because of a series of property crimes in their area and a concern about crime rates rising as summer begins.
They've invited Captain Joel Dales, of the 14th Police District, and 8th District Councilwoman Cindy Bass, and both have promised to attend.
"The purpose of the crime summit is to provide a forum where the Chestnut Hill community can express their concerns to the police and government officials and find out what we can do to help us help ourselves and the police deter crime and apprehend those who commit them," Padova said. "What do I mean when I say deter and apprehend, I mean provide the police with the information needed so they can apprehend the criminals."
Padova said he and neighbors on West Moreland have already met with Dales and Bass and said "some interesting ideas have come up" that he would like to see shared with the whole community.
"Each week when we read the Local, we see stories about friends, family, sports and local news," Padova said. "However, I'm not sure if we all know about crime in Chestnut Hill. We have seen different types of crime, from theft to burglaries and robberies to trespassing and assault – some with guns and some sexual. It has been said that crime tends to rise during the summer months – let's not allow this to be true in our community."


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Three German business students have happened on a novel way to find bedmates.
A trio of young men at the University of Mannheim launched a free call boy service — with themselves as the call boys, naturally — aimed at young women.
The twist: The service purports to boost its clients' grades and champion feminist values, German news magazine Der Spiegel (linked article in English) reported.
Called Bib:Love, referring to the German word (bibliothek) for library, the service promises "good grades through good sex" on its posters around campus — the theory being that an active sex life will lower students' stress and simplify studying.
Founders Oskar, Christopher and Julius, as the three call themselves, hatched the plan while drinking together last fall.
So far, the group says it has received many more emails of curiosity and has serviced five clients.
Some women on campus were skeptical of the premise of Bib:Love, though, and said it seemed the men are just trying to find women with whom to have sex — not that there's necessarily anything wrong with that.
The service's first client said her experience was fun but that the service didn't seem particularly radical, and a student council member said she was skeptical of its claim to help women get better grades.
That hasn't stopped Oskar, Christopher and Julius from considering broadening the project to nearby towns.


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PetSmart to consider selling itself
Bowing to pressure from investors, PetSmart Inc. said Tuesday that it is considering putting itself up for sale.
The pet supply chain said that it will weigh "strategic alternatives" after a board review that included conversations with shareholders.
Investment firm Longview Asset Management and hedge fund Jana Partners have both called on PetSmart to sell itself, a move they say would benefit shareholders. Longview has about a 9 percent stake in PetSmart, while Jana holds nearly 10 percent, according to FactSet.
The company also said it plans to cut costs. It said it will provide more details next quarter and expects to realize the savings by the end of its next fiscal year.
Its shares rose 3.4 percent to $72.10 in after-hours trading. The stock has dropped 4 percent this year.
The Phoenix-based company in May cut its earnings outlook for the year, citing a challenging consumer environment and competition.
PetSmart said Tuesday that it is focusing on pet food, exclusive brands and services, online shoppers and a loyalty program. It also announced a $130 million acquisition of online retailer Pet360, whose websites include Pet360.com, PetFoodDirect.com and petMD.com, to bolster its online business.
In the fiscal second quarter, PetSmart's earnings rose 5.1 percent to $98.1 million, or 98 cents per share. Revenue in the quarter that ended on Aug. 3 rose 1.4 percent to $1.73 billion.
It left its guidance for the year unchanged.


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A fire that destroyed an abandoned boat club in Hastings-on-Hudson remains under investigation.
Fire crews from Westchester and Rockland were dispatched to the Pinoeer Boat Club in Hastings at approximately 7 p.m. on Sunday night, when the building went up in flames, sending heavy smoke billowing into the air.
Fire crews from multiple agencies were dispatched to help contain the blaze, including multiple marine units, which were brought in to assist in knocking down the flames. One firefighter reportedly suffered a minor injury battling the blaze.
It took several hours to extinguish, but the flames were knocked down before 10:30 p.m., prompting a lengthy cleanup in the area to prevent damage to the river.
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BP not invited for Abu Dhabi oilfields bidding
Singapore, July 6, 2012
BP has been excluded from the pre-qualification bidding process to develop Abu Dhabi's largest onshore oil fields, the concession for which is set to expire in 2014, according to a report by the Petroleum Intelligence Weekly.
BP, which has been operating in the United Arab Emirates since 1931, did not receive a three-page letter inviting companies to submit applications to bid for acreage in Abu Dhabi that includes the Bu Hasa, Bab and Asab oil fields, part of the Abu Dhabi onshore Oil Operations (Adco) concession, the July 9 report said citing unnamed sources.
"It remains unclear why BP was not invited, the sources say, but the decision will almost certainly have been approved at the highest levels in Abu Dhabi," the report said.
"Whatever the precise reason, it represents a humiliating snub for the UK major."
Oil majors Exxon Mobil Corp, Royal Dutch Shell Plc and Total SA were among companies invited to participate in the pre-qualification bidding round, the report said. – Reuters


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I got physically ill trying to sit through Blair Witch and Cloverfield, so I am concerned about hearing early reports of motion sickness at this movie too. I wish they could have let the technology season a little more before rolling out it for such a major release.
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It's official, Americans are tired of the cold and are flocking to warm-weather destinations this spring break season.
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According to Orbitz's (NYSE:OWW) annual Spring Break Travel Survey, locations with guaranteed warm weather scored 9 out of 10 spots on this year's top destinations list.
The list starts with Las Vegas and includes popular beach destinations in Mexico and the Dominican Republic.
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2. Cancun
3. Punta Cana, Dominican Republic
4. Orlando, Fla.
5. Rivera Maya, Mexico
6. Playa Del Carmen, Mexico
7. Honolulu
8. New York City
9. New Orleans
10. Puerto Vallarta, Mexico
Marita Hudson Thomas, Orbitz spokesperson, says warm-weather destinations are traditionally popular during spring break, but their dominance this year shows travelers are looking to shake off the chill.
"There's usually some cold-weather destinations in there, so people can ski, like Seattle or Denver," Hudson Thomas says. "But this year, we are not seeing it because the polar vortex is driving people to warm weather."
The survey finds prices for air travel have remained relatively flat compared to last year, and hotel prices are up 6% for the top 10 destinations. Travel costs for Las Vegas, New York and Orlando have all increased, but Mexico and Dominican Republic airfare is low, Orbitz finds.
Hudson Thomas says families are also hoping to score some quality time over this year's spring break.
"We are living in a time where we go on vacation with our families, we get to the beach and aren't connected—everyone is on their headphones, doing their own thing," she says. "We found 30% of travelers are adding an activity to their vacation."
The top activities for respondents, when price isn't a factor, include: aquatic activities like swimming with the dolphins (36%), cultural activity to learn about an area's history (30%), education activity (22%) or learning a new sport (8%).
And for those who want to save some cash on traveling this year, Hudson Thomas says to book packages, which can bring average savings of $450 for hotel, flight and car. Also consider what days of the week you check in and out of the hotel.
"High travel days will be Thursdays through Sundays," she says. "This is when you will see rates higher, so if you have the flexibility to be off all week, look at checking in on Sunday or Monday and coming back on a Wednesday."


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CHICAGO (AP) Jake Arrieta said he enjoyed running into some of his old Orioles teammates before Friday's game at Wrigley Field.
Then he had an even better time on the mound, shutting down Baltimore in his first start against his former club.
Arrieta held Baltimore to four hits in seven innings and Javier Baez homered again as the Chicago Cubs beat the Orioles 4-1.
''There was a little more to it, being your former team,'' Arrieta said. ''You know after the first inning, it was just kind of business as usual.
''It was nice to face those guys and see a lot of them again. It's been awhile.''
The Orioles traded Arrieta to Chicago with reliever Pedro Strop in a multi-player deal during last season. He's turned into Chicago's ace this season.
''A really well-played game all the way around,'' Chicago manager Rick Renteria said. ''The stage was actually set by Jake. Jake did a great job; a phenomenal seven innings of work.
Baez hit his sixth homer in his 18th game since getting called up from Triple-A, Luis Valbuena also homered, and Logan Watkins and Arismendy Alcantara each drove in runs with singles as the Cubs snapped AL East leading Baltimore's four-game winning streak.
Baltimore's Nelson Cruz hit his major league-leading 34th homer, a solo shot off Arrieta (7-4) in the seventh. It came on a change-up that Arrieta said ''wasn't too bad of a pitch.''
Cruz wasn't one of Arrieta's teammates on the Orioles, but he had faced the right-hander before.
''I think he looked more mature,'' Cruz said. ''He has command of all his pitches. He doesn't make many mistakes.''
Baltimore's Kevin Gausman (7-5) allowed three runs on six hits through five innings, He struck out seven.
Hector Rondon pitched a perfect ninth for his 20th save.
Arrieta retired the first 13 Baltimore hitters before Chris Davis lined a solid single to center with one out in the fifth, one of only two innings when the Orioles managed baserunners against Chicago's 6-foot-4 right-hander. He struck out five and walked only one.
Valbuena, batting cleanup with Starlin Castro out due to a family emergency, tied a career-high with his 12th homer that put the Cubs ahead 1-0 in the fourth. Ryan Sweeney doubled one out later, then scored on Watkins' single.
Baez hit a towering shot just inside the left-field foul pole, on a 3-2 pitch with two out in the fifth to make it 3-0.
Cruz ended Arrieta's shutout bid with a homer that reached the left field basket.
Orioles: A person familiar with the situation told The Associated Press that third baseman Manny Machado will ''probably'' have season-ending surgery on his injured right knee.
The person spoke to the AP on Friday under condition of anonymity because there was no official confirmation of Machado's plans. A decision was expected this weekend.
Yahoo! Sports first reported earlier in the day that the 22-year-old All-Star was likely done for the year.
Cubs: RHP Brian Schlitter, on the DL since Aug. 10 (right shoulder inflammation) has resumed throwing and made a relief appearance with the Cubs rookie league affiliate in Mesa, Arizona, on Thursday night.
Orioles RHP Bud Norris (11-7, 3.69) faces Cubs RHP Kyle Hendricks (5-1, 1.48) on Saturday at 1:20 p.m. CDT. Hendricks has six straight quality starts since rejoining the Cubs on July 22.
Including Friday's game Cubs hitters have struck out 104 times in their last nine games. Baez, a free-swinging rookie had fanned 18 times in 33 at-bats. In his 18 games with Chicago, he has fanned 31 times.
''It feels good,'' Baez said of his homer on Friday. ''I know I keep fighting to hit the ball hard. I'm not afraid to strike out, so I'm just going to keep throwing the bat.''
AP Sports Writer Dave Ginsburg in Baltimore contributed.


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WASHINGTON — After working on his film "Lincoln" at the National Archives, Steven Spielberg returned as honoree.
"We were here researching what we needed in terms of props and in terms of all sorts of artifacts," he said Tuesday night at the National Archives Foundation gala.
Spielberg said the archives were useful to both Doris Kearns Goodwin, who wrote the book on which the 2012 film is based, and Tony Kushner, the movie's screenwriter.
The finished product, starring Daniel Day-Lewis, pleased Sen. Patrick Leahy, D-Vt.
"I've seen it two times, and I'm going to see it again," Leahy said.
National Archivist David Ferriero's favorite Spielberg: "E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial."
"It moves me every time," Ferriero said.
Republican Reps. Aaron Schock of Illinois and Andy Barr of Kentucky and documentary filmmaker Ken Burns were also guests at the gala. Cocktail sandwiches were served on trays that were decorated with the posters from "E.T" and "Jaws." A string quartet played the theme song from the "Indiana Jones" series.
Paul Pelosi, the investor husband of House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., caught up with Jim Blanchard, a partner at DLA Piper LLP, while others peeked at Napoleon's signature, the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution during a mini- tour of the archive.
The collection also has a draft by Lincoln of his Gettysburg Address, which he delivered 150 years ago Tuesday, an anniversary that was marked at the battlefield park in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania.
"History is the most exciting thing we've got," Spielberg said. "We live in two directions. We live in the future, but we live not enough in the past. You've got to know where you came from. It's a wonderful place for students and their parents to camp out. I will."


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