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Find juvenile justice centers, departments, or juvenile delinquency prevention offices. Juvenile justice centers provide information on juvenile delinquency and victimization, juvenile detention, juvenile rehabilitation, juvenile probation, juvenile corrections, and the juvenile court system.
Juvenile Justice refers to a section of the legal system that has been developed to handle youth who have broken the law. The Juvenile Justice System is separate from the legal system for adult offenders. While the adult criminal justice system is driven largely by the objectives of punishment and deterrence, Juvenile Justice is premised on the notions that youth are less blameworthy than adults and more capable of change. Rehabilitation is thus a significant element of the Juvenile Justice System. Juvenile Justice Systems run by states are defined by state statutes and are comprised of a series of processes that involve numerous agencies, including courts, law enforcement, corrections, and social services.
Law enforcement agencies are often the initial contact that youth have with the Juvenile Justice System. After making an arrest, or otherwise responding to a call, law enforcement may refer an offending youth to a Juvenile Justice agency or other intake center capable of assessing whether the youth should be handled informally or referred to a juvenile court for formal processing.
While awaiting formal processing, youth may be held in a detention center, which is required to provide education, recreation, counseling, and other services to youth during their stay. The judicial process for youthful offenders is called Adjudication and somewhat resembles a trial. The Juvenile Justice System will then develop a Disposition Plan based on the Adjudication process, any psychological assessments and diagnostic testing that may have taken place, the youth's background, and other considerations. The Disposition Plan details the consequences of the youth's actions and may include probation, community supervision, placement in a juvenile correction facility, or restitution.
At any point in the Juvenile Justice System, a process referred to as Diversion may occur. Diversion involves directing the youth away from the Juvenile Justice System and toward alternative resolutions and consequences.
Juvenile Justice Systems include an Aftercare or Reentry component that assists youth after they have completed the elements of the Disposition Plan or have been released from a juvenile correction facility. The Aftercare and Reentry components may involve a mix of community service providers.


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Seattle Mariners "Favorite Things"
Silent auction benefits Mariners Care
Seattle Mariners players have picked out their "favorite things"-from DVDs and CDs to snack foods and hobbies-thrown in a trove of autographed items, and are offering them for auction on Friday, August 23, during the Mariners vs. Los Angeles Angels game. Proceeds will benefit Mariners Care, the team's non-profit foundation.
Mariners Wives have assembled baskets filled with items personally selected by the players. The baskets will be on display during the August 23 game near Section 128 on the Main Concourse at Safeco Field. Silent bids will be accepted from the time the gates open through the end of the 6th inning.
Manager Eric Wedge's basket has a selection of his favorite movies and TV programs including Duck Dynasty, Modern Family, Big Bang Theory and two James Bond classics-The Spy Who Loved Me and Never Say Never Again. Wedge's love for Country music is represented by CDs from Chris Young, Justin Moore, Willie Nelson and George Strait. He also offers gift cards for AMC Theaters and iTunes, and a Jambox wireless portable speaker.
The basket of first-time All-Star Hisashi Iwakuma has a Midsummer Classic theme. Kuma's basket has an autographed All-Star cap, All-Star t-shirt, and a pair of autographed cleats, a baseball and glove. The basket also has a variety of Japanese treats including candy and cookies.
Rookie catcher Mike Zunino included DVDs of 42, the hit Jackie Robinson biopic, and The Sandlot, as well as Swedish Fish and Sour Patch Kids candy. There are gift cards for Outback Steakhouse and Starbucks, and an autographed bat, batting gloves, cleats, and ball.
Other basket highlights include a game-used, autographed Kyle Seager bat, a ball autographed by the entire team in Danny Farquhar's basket, and a duck call to go with a Duck Dynasty DVD from Carter Capps.
Proceeds from the auction of the Favorite Things baskets will benefit Mariners Care, the team's nonprofit foundation which supports primarily youth-oriented charities throughout the Pacific Northwest. Mariners Care, in partnership with the team's corporate partners, has provided $13.5 million for regional charitable programs and causes since 2000.


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How to get court ordered involuntary treatment (potentially at no cost) for your loved one's disease of drug and/or alcohol addiction.
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Video: "Casey's Law: A Guide for Families" You Tube
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Welcome to the website that offers a HOPEFUL option to what may seem like a hopeless situation.
Think there's nothing you can do? That's what we were told. The insurmountable obstacle that we faced with our son, Casey, was that he was 23 years old and had the "right" to choose whether or not he needed treatment.
We lost Casey to a heroin overdose on August 19, 2002. We wanted more than anything to give him the 'right' to live a life in recovery. Casey's life and death is the inspiration for his law that allows parents, relatives and/or friends to intervene on the substance use disorder of a loved one, regardless of age and without criminal charges.
Why haven't you heard of the law? As with any new law, the task of educating an entire state of its existence is daunting. Not only do people need to know that such a law is available but also how to make it work for them. That is the purpose of this website.
What do you do first? The links will provide direct access to the information that you need to get the process started and follow it through to completion. Please feel free to contact me to ask questions that may not be answered on this site.
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There's plenty of intriguing possibilities, only if the Mets were willing to take a financial gamble, which Sandy Alderson said they are not inclined to do.
As I posted yesterday, the Mets have $79.5 million of their earmarked $100 million to spend on six players: Johan Santana, RA Dickey, David Wright, Jason Bay, Jon Niese and Frank Francisco.
B.J. Upton would be terrific in Citi Field, supplying defense to aid the pitching staff and offense. At 28, he's just the kind of player you could sign to a multi-year deal and build around. Trouble is he comes with some attitude baggage and the Mets would be wary of surrounding their young talent around him. That's one of the reasons they were willing to eat the contracts of Oliver Perez and Luis Castillo.
Upton would be much better on a veteran laden team – like the Yankees – that has the leadership to keep him in line. When the Mets sputtered in the second half and Terry Collins suggested they were quitting, that's the scenario where Upton might pack it in.
The guy I am especially intrigued about is Melky Cabrera, who would cost less than Upton because of his own baggage.
On the plus side, Cabrera could cover left field and adds a lot offensively. This year, and last season with Kansas City, he proved he can hit. But, he was making $6 million this year and even with a pay cut that's too rich for the Mets' blood.
Cabrera was suspended for 50 games for using a performance enhancing drug. His team, the Giants, wouldn't let him go on a rehab assignment in the minor leagues as he is allowed and kept him off the postseason roster. What does that tell you about there desire to bring him back?
On top of the suspension, he and his idiot agent cooked up a crazy cover story that included the design of a website. That might have been worse than the drug use itself.
Cabrera, who led the National League in hitting this year and it a damage control move asked that he not be awarded the title, would likely get a short term deal because he's a risk. Who wants to sink time and money for a player that could get nailed again? You don't have to pay during a suspension, but you do have to fill the spot if he's suspended.
Excluding the drug use there's another question about him and that's the number of teams he's played for at a young age. In a seven-year span Cabrera has played for the Giants, Royals, Yankees and Braves, or just under two years a team.
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THE OSCARS: Reactions to Red Carpet Makeup from Celeb Artists
Celebrity makeup artists dish here on the red carpet trends seen at the Oscars and take main stage at The Makeup Show LA on March 2nd and 3rd at California Market Center.
"The Oscars did not disappoint when it came to showing beautiful makeup. Many of the women took the trend of nude or soft pink lip and a heavy lash and ran with it, which I thought was simply stunning on some and needed a bit more on others," states James Vincent, celebrity makeup artist and Director of Artistry and Education for The Makeup Show.
Vincent also notes some of his favoriteceleb looks and what he felt was missing on the red carpet this year, "Naomi Watts looked sensational in her glowing nude look, the soft blue liner added the point of interest that some of the more natural looks were lacking. Jennifer Lawrence's shimmery pink look, I thought was perfect for her age and complexion. Adele and Halle Berry brought a beautiful Bond Girl feel to their soft smoky eye and nude lip looks that I thought was understated and elegant and you could not takeyour eyes off them. And Barbara Streisand showed the world how less can be more with a flattering look for older women. Charlize Theron was one of my favorite looks of the night with a beautifully balanced makeup.
I think for me I miss the days when people got carried away on the red carpet or at least took some risk. Everyone now is so professionally styled they don't take chances. Some of my favorites thatbucked the trend. Jessica Chastains matte red lip was so beautiful against her complexion. Queen Latifahs look from legendary Sam Fine was flawless. The blonde eyebrow and simple eye with abold bright lip was beautiful and memorable. I also loved Kristen Stewarts makeup look by Beau Nelson. A lot of people did not like her morning after hair but I thought it fit her personality and was so perfect with her auburn smokey eye, romantic lash and kiss of color pink lips. I think it was nice to see something so different that was more about an actors personality and less about playing it safe."
Did you love the brows you saw on the crimson rug? We've got the scoop on this too. Anastasia Soare, founder of Anastasia Beverly Hills is known as The Definitive Brow and Eye Expert and made over the brows at the Oscars for Mary Steenburgen, Leighton Meester, Oprah Winfrey, Laura Dern, Kate Capshaw, Julie Chen, Jason Schwartzman, Jennifer Lopez, and Heidi Klum. Anastasia tells us here how you can achieve these looks at home:
"Jennifer Lopez is always so glamorous, she maintains a high arch brow and loves to use highlighter along her brow bone. To achieve her look, fill in your brows using Medium Ash brow powder and finish off the look with Brow Duality pencil in Lace along your brow bone."
"Heidi Klum is not exactly a challenge when it comes to looking gorgeous. She likes a clean makeup look. For her brows I fill them in with Blonde brow pencil and apply clear brow gel on top. Heidi keeps her makeup fresh and her browsclassic."
"Oprah Winfrey loves a classic bold brow, I have never shaped her brows thin we always strive to maintain a thick arch. For Ms. Winfrey's brows I apply Brunette brow powder and touch up any gaps with Brunette Brow Wiz. I finish off the look with Clear Brow Gel."
Attendees of The Makeup Show LA will also have a chance to ask Anastasia directly about these tips and see the products in action on Sunday, March 3rd during Anastasia Beverly Hills seminar on "5 Minute Brows."
Sam Fine's red carpet masterpiece at the Oscars was Queen Latifah. Sam will also be taking the stage on Saturday March 2nd to talk about "A Career in Makeup". In addition to Queen Latifah, many other celebs have relied on his expert hand including Vanessa L. Williams, Jennifer Hudson, and supermodels Tyra Banks, Iman and Naomi Campbell.
The Makeup Show LA is held on March 2, 2013 from 9am to 6pm and on March 3, 2013 from 9am to 5pm at California Market Center, 110 East Ninth Street, Los Angeles, CA. For a complete list of participating brands, educational speakers, schedule of events and prices, please visit www.themakeupshow.com.


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Striving for an inclusive Australian workforce
December 3 is the 25th anniversary of the United Nations-sanctioned International Day of People with Disability. The theme for this year is "Transformation towards sustainable and resilient society for all".
The federal government is working on initiatives that will transform the life experience of people with disability, including through improved support to find and keep employment. More than 14 per cent of people who are of working age have a disability, yet only 8.8 per cent of are in the workforce.
I am acutely aware of the challenges facing people with disability and the need to overcome the preconceptions of employers, as well as the barriers people with disability experience in the workplace.
Earlier this month, I launched AccessAbility Day, which is being trialled in eight locations around Australia from December 4-8. This government initiative employers and people with disability together and opens the doors for employers to a new pool of talented and capable individuals.
I encourage all employers to consider the benefits of employing people with disability. For more information, the best place to start is the government's JobAccess Service, the national hub for workplace and employment information for people with disability, employers and service providers.
For those of you not familiar with JobAccess, I encourage you to visit the website or call a JobAccess adviser for free, tailored and confidential disability employment support. Visit the JobAccess website at www.jobaccess.gov.au or phone 1800 464 800.
For more information on AccessAbility Day, or to register for the day as an employer or a person with disability, visit www.jobaccess.gov.au/accessabilityday
For more information on International Day of People with Disability, visit www.idpwd.com.au


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Bar Docket No. 08990
In the Matter of WENDELL J. BARKER,
In a letter received March 1, 1999, by the Clerk of the Appellate Courts, respondent Wendell J. Barker, of Ottawa, an attorney admitted to practice law in the state of Kansas, voluntarily surrendered his license to practice law in Kansas, pursuant to Supreme Court Rule 217 (1998 Kan. Ct. R. Annot. 242).
On January 27, 1999, this court temporarily suspended respondent for his failure to comply with this court's order of December 8, 1998, ordering respondent to appear before this court on January 22, 1999, at which time respondent was to show cause why he should not be temporarily suspended from the practice of law pursuant to Supreme Court Rule 203(b) (1998 Kan. Ct. R. Annot. 210). At the time respondent surrendered his license, he was scheduled to appear before this court on March 4, 1999, as a result of numerous findings of respondent's misconduct by a hearing panel of the Kansas Board for Discipline of Attorneys.
This court, having examined the files of the office of the Disciplinary Administrator, finds that the surrender of respondent's license should be accepted and that respondent should be disbarred.
IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED that Wendell J. Barker be and he is hereby disbarred from the practice of law in Kansas and his license and privilege to practice law are hereby revoked.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the Clerk of the Appellate Courts strike the name of Wendell J. Barker from the roll of attorneys licensed to practice law in Kansas.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that this order shall be published in the Kansas Reports, that the costs herein shall be assessed to respondent, and that respondent forthwith shall comply with Supreme Court Rule 218 (1998 Kan. Ct. R. Annot. 246).
DATED this 25th day of March, 1999.


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City Centre Park, community, friendship, Glenvale, Lakeview Ridge, Langford, langford lake, neighbourhood, Parkdale Creek, Parklands, Real Ladies of Langford Lake, Sisterhood, Westhills
About six months ago we had the terrific pleasure of sitting down for coffee with Janet, a resident living in Lakeview Ridge of Westhills. While chit-chatting about her love for the community she now calls home, she told an amazing story about her next-door neighbour, Angela, and their small world tale of having grown up on the East Coast and realizing they had the same sister! Read as Angela tells us more….
The update – Janet and I are moving closer to finding our long, last sister Judy. As far as we are concerned, we were meant to find one another and have since continued to develop their beautiful friendship.
Sitting down with Angela in her beautiful, Westhills home on a nice, crisp fall day, we sipped coffee and she shared her Westhills story. Her and her husband Roy moved into their Westhills home in September of 2010. Every Saturday Angela would trek on site to photograph the progress of her home's construction so that she could share her excitement with her friends and family.
Once she had moved into Lakeview Ridge, Angela and Janet met and formed a bond almost immediately. They went on to co-founded the Real Ladies of Langford Lake, a group of "fun-loving gals who live on Langford Lake and just want to have a good time". The ladies took a break over the summer, but have gathered a few more members since we spoke with Janet. They are now looking forward to getting some activity/mingling events organized for this fall!
The ladies group is one of the reasons that Angela adores Westhills. "There is a sense of community here and people desire to connect with their neighbours, particularly now in our fast paced world."
This community feeling is not difficult to sense. Angela participates in her street's garage/driveway parties, where neighbours will all pull out their lawn chairs and sit in their front yards socializing with one another. The party is on if one of the garage doors is open past 4PM – bring your favourite beverage!
We couldn't help but notice that Norah, Angela's kitty was also a part of the neighbourhood and a very valued part of Angela and Roy's family. Norah doesn't go outside, but often can be found peeking out the window at her animal friends as they pass through her yard.
Now being a resident of Westhills for over two years, Angela said that her top favourite reasons for living in Westhills started with the setting, as the grounds and surrounding areas are taken care of so well, including the introduction of Parklands, a park bordering Lakeview Ridge, Glenvale, Parkdale Creek and future phases of Westhills. This new park features two playgrounds, one for preschoolers and one for older children.
The second, Angela said, was the incredible value for money Westhills homes offer. Angela was particularly impressed with the opportunity to customize her home with the options, upgrades and colours she wanted. Her Westhills home is truly hers.
Lastly, the location of Westhills is a fantastic reason for living in the neighbourhood. Her and Roy can walk down to grab a coffee within ten minutes of leaving their home. The amenities in the area are outstanding – grocery shopping, home decor, clothing, electronics, plus the recreational opportunities like Langford Lanes Bowling, City Centre Park and the outdoor exercise circuit, walking trails and Langford Lake!
Beyond anything though, Angela wanted to be clear, "A friendly, welcoming community creates vibrancy that others want to be a part of" and that is why she has recommended that her friends check out the neighbourhood! It's clear that the community of Westhills embraces and respects everyone which has ensured a safe and charming place to live and play.


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Snapster needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 157 designs submitted by 39 freelance designers.
AlarmJobs.com Website
Alarm Systems are installed in buildings and houses and we want the AlarmJobs.com logo to incorporate some buildings or an architectural image as well as the image of a house or houses.
AlarmJobs.com is a free job listing classified website for anything and everything in the fire and security alarm as well as electronic security related industries.
Nothing to complex, sometimes simple is better.
Employers and Job Seekers in the Alarm and Electronic Security Industries.
Logo and Name image will be placed on website at approximately 272 x 56 pixels.
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This event repeats every week on Thursday forever
We will meet in Mission on the Thursday from 7pm to 9pm. at the Tim Horton, 32525 London Ave, Mission, BC.
See you there, Robert "Lucky" Higgins 1st Officer / Road Captain CMC 071 - Mission
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Welcome to CMC 071
The Mission chapter is now running.
Weekly Meet & Greet each Thursday
We will meet at the Tim Horton's beside the Canadian Tire in Mission.
The riding season will start April 5, 2018.
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This event repeats every week on Wednesday forever
Meet & Greet for May 24th will be at the Old Marina in Cambridge at 6pm.
Come on out for a snack, for dinner or just a refreshment. We'll be discussing the upcoming riding season and planning some great rides. Afterwards (roughly 7:30' ish) we will head over to a not-so-new-to-us Tim Hortons at the corner of Townline and Jameison in Cambridge.
Hope to see you there
Old Marina amd Gift Shop: 1947 McClintock Drive, Cambridge, ON N3C 2V4
Tim Hortons: 900 Jamieson Pkwy, Cambridge, ON N3C 4N6
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DIY Weddings Projects to Do This Weekend
There's never been a better time to be a DIY bride. All it takes is a few store-bought items and a little time and even the most undomestic diva can be on her way to crafting creative, stylish décor and accessories for her wedding. Just follow the expert tips below.
Ceremony Space Décor
To really set off the area where you will say your "I Do's," Sarah Trotter, owner of Lasting Impressions Weddings and Event Coordination, Minnetonka, Minn., is a fan of hanging décor that frames the focal point, such as luminous lanterns or romantic ribbons from antique shops or craft stores. Or if you want to get literal, fabulous old window or picture frames from salvage or thrift stores make for a whimsical backdrop.
Escort and Place Cards
There are countless creative ways to direct your guests to their seats, says Trotter. Purchase a large cheap chalkboard from a discount retailer and write the table assignments with chalk that matches your wedding colors. You also can hang cards (purchased from a stationery store) on pieces of fresh fruit or bottles of water from the grocery store. And yet another fun idea is to:
1. Write guest names on magnetic photo frames that contain pictures you have taken of yourselves in various settings.
2. Hang the frames on a piece of corrugated sheet metal.
3. Have guests find their seats by looking for the table named after that setting – e.g., the "Sunset Table" or "Beach Table." Let guests take home the frames as favors. Frames and sheet metal can be found at a discount retailer and hardware store.
For an affordable centerpiece with a bountiful aesthetic, all it takes is a quick trip to a thrift store for mismatched glass bowls, jars and vases, or to any discount retailer where you can get cheap glassware. Fill these containers with colorful local fruits, such as apples, pears, lemons, oranges or cranberries, acquired at a farmer's market, orchard or grocery store, Trotter says.
Candy stations are a popular and memorable way to thank guests for celebrating with you. Make your own by picking up basic glass bowls and platters from a discount retailer and filling them with sweets from a local grocery or candy store – select from artisan chocolates, colorful candies that match your wedding colors or old-fashioned favorites. The discount retailer also should have serving utensils and a party section where you can find small bags or adorable boxes so that guests can take the goods to-go.
But if you'd rather give guests a parting gift that will last a lot longer, trymaking tiny terrariums that feature local foliage. You will need to get small glass containers that have lids from a container store, activated charcoal from the aquarium section of a pet store, and sand, moss and small plants with roots from a home and garden store. After thoroughly washing and drying the containers, fill the bottom with an inch of sand, place a teaspoon of charcoal in the center, place the moss over the sand to create a pillow for the plants, use a pencil to dig small holes through the moss and sand, arrange the plants in the holes, place the lid on top, and voilà! It's a living reminder of your fabulous event.
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Schneider 4.5" Unmounted Combination 85/Circular Polarizing Glass Filter
The Schneider 85 series will produce natural colors when shooting with tungsten film outdoors.
What do you do when you must take some photos outdoors and all you have left is tungsten film? Using tungsten film in daylight will produce a bluish cast in the photograph. The 85 series of filters will "bring back", i.e. color balance the tones in your images. These yellow filters are used to correct differences in color temperature between the recording medium (film/video) and the light source.
It should be noted that an 85 filter produces slightly cooler results than an 85B (with tungsten film in daylight) whereas an 85B converts tungsten film to daylight. The 85C produces the coolest results - more than either the 85 or 85B. However, it is interesting to remember that an 85C is also useful as a creative warming filter with daylight film in daylight.
Circular Polarizer
Light rays which are reflected become polarized. Polarizing filters are used to select which light rays enter your camera lens. They can remove unwanted reflections from non-metallic surfaces such as water or glass and also saturate colors providing better contrast. The effect can be seen through the viewfinder and changed by rotating the filter. The filter factor varies according to how the filter is rotated and its orientation to the sun.
Note: Whereas the 85 series is used for tungsten film under daylight conditions, use the 80 series of filters when using daylight film under tungsten lighting. Circular polarizers are specifically designed for use with auto-focus SLR cameras (They will also work on manual systems and video cameras without problems).
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Hello everyone, my name is Elizabeth Dackson and I blog over at Don't Call Me Betsy. I am so excited to share my first Moda Bake Shop tutorial with you today! I just finished co-hosting the first round of an all-solids sewing swap on Flickr called For the Love of Solids, and in the midst of that swap, I wound up sketching something I couldn't get out of my head, and I'm so happy to have turned that sketch into a quilt. You could easily use prints in this quilt {choose prints for each of the five blocks in the quilt with a great deal of contrast to create the same effect that this quilt has in all solids}. I have also included instructions for using your remaining fat quarters to construct a pieced back!
2 fat quarter bundles of Moda Bella New solids
1 jelly roll of Moda Bella White or 1/2 yd Moda Bella White, cut into 2.5″ strips
1/2 yd Bella solid of your choice for binding
Cutting and Sorting
1. First, sort your fat quarter bundles to match up all of your fabrics. For this quilt, I used a Moda Bella New Solids bundle, and chose ten fat quarters from each bundle for the front of the quilt. Since you have two fat quarter bundles, you'll be pulling a total of twenty fat quarters. When picking your fat quarters, remember that this quilt is all about contrast, light and dark, so make your selections accordingly. I used five colors (orange, blue, purple, gray, and green). We'll use the remaining fabrics for the backing of the quilt, so you may set them aside for now.
2. We'll start cutting the darker colors, so set aside your lights for now. Iron your fat quarters and square up as necessary. Make three 5″ cuts along the long side of the fat quarter. Then make four 5″ cuts from the short side of the fat quarter. This will yield 12 – 5″ squares per fat quarter. For each of the five blocks we're making, you will need 30 – 5″ squares {you will cut a total of 120 – 5″ squares}.
3. Let's tackle the light fat quarters. Iron and square up as necessary, then place on your cutting mat. For each of your five colors, cut:
* 6 – 1.25″ x 4.25″ strips
* 6 – 1.25″ x 4.5″ strips
4. From your white fabric, cut 60 – 1.25″ squares and 30 – 1.25″ x 2.25″ strips.
Block Assembly
5. Let's put these blocks together! First, take your light colored 1.25″ x 4.25″ strips, and seam a 1.25″ white square on the end. Press seams open. Repeat with all light colored 1.25″ x 4.25″ strips, chain-piecing your way through.
6. Next, pair your pieced strips together with a coordinating 5″ square. Press seams open, and add another coordinating 5″ square on the opposite side of your pieced strip. Press seams open and set aside. Repeat for remaining strips and 5″ squares.
7. Now, we'll finish up the center strip across the block. First, take your 1.25″ x 2.25″ white rectangle and match it up with the remaining light colored strips, which will be 1.25″ x 4.5″. You'll seam one strip to each side of the rectangle. Press seams open and repeat for remaining white rectangles.
8. Let's finish these blocks! I find it easier to lay all of my pieces out on top of one another, to speed up my piecing. Seam one pair of pieced 5″ squares to the center strip, press seams open, then add another pair to the opposite side to match and finish block. Press seams open.
9. Lay your blocks out in a manner that is appealing to you – 5 blocks by 6 blocks.
10. Using a scant 1/4″ seam, seam your blocks together row by row, matching seams carefully, then seam rows together to complete the quilt top.
1. You will need 12 fat quarters to complete the binding, as well as four jelly roll strips. Seam your fat quarters together along the short sides to create long columns, approximately the size of a half yard. Once you had made all six columns, seam three together to create the first half of the backing, as shown below. Repeat for the bottom half of the backing. You can add a jelly roll strip on both raw edge sides of each half of the backing, with a total of four jelly roll strips, to add some additional width to the backing.
2. Baste your finished top and back with batting, and quilt as desired. Cut your chosen binding into six 2.5″ strips and seam together for one continuous strip of binding, and bind.
I hope you enjoyed this quilt tutorial; I had a lot of fun putting it together for you! Please do let me know if you follow this pattern and make your own quilt, you can link it up to my Flickr group, Stitching with Don't Call Me Betsy. I'd love to see it! Happy stitching everyone!
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One of the most decorated English footballers of the modern era, Rio Ferdinand has certainly had a career to be proud of so far.
Having made his Premier League debut 17 years ago, the classy centre-back has gone on to make over 400 Premier League appearances for West Ham, Leeds and Manchester United.
His move to Old Trafford for an initial fee of £29.1m in 2002 saw him become the most expensive defender in world football for a second time, a title he held until Thiago Silva's move to Paris St Germain in 2012.
Having spent over a decade at the Theatre of Dreams, Ferdinand is likely to be a key figure as David Moyes' aims to prove there's life after Sir Alex Ferguson.
On the back of another fine season for the experienced defender, we take a look at some of the highlights of 2012/13.


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The funeral for Earlen Harry Von Qualen, 99, of Herscher, and formerly of Gardner, will be at 11 a.m. Monday at St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran Church, Dwight.
Friends may call from 4 to 8 p.m. Sunday at Hager Funeral Home, Dwight, a business originally established by his uncle and cousin. Friends may also call for one hour prior to the service Monday at the church.
Mr. Von Qualen died at 3:45 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 4, 2012, at Riverside Hospital, Kankakee.
Earlen was born Oct. 20, 1912, in rural Gardner, the son of Harry and Marie (Nelson) Von Qualen. He married Margaret Eskildsen in 1940 and they enjoyed 67 years of marriage before her death in 2008.
Survivors include three sons, Richard (Marjorie) of Kempton, Virden (Mary) of Batavia, and Gordon (Linda) of Gardner; six grandchildren, Brett (Shelly) Von Qualen and Carrie (Marvin) Long, all of Kempton, Kevin (Lindsay) Von Qualen of Lakewood, Colo., Lauren (Robb) Emmett of Elgin, Leanne (Greg) Koch of Spokane, and Karen (David) Bunting of Aurora; seven great-grandchildren; a sister, Vivian Rieke, and sister-in-law, Evelyn Von Qualen, both of Dwight; as well as many nieces and nephews.
He was also preceded in death by a brother, Ralph, and brother-in-law, Edward Rieke, as well as one granddaughter, Jorie Lynne Von Qualen.
He was educated at Munson School and graduated from Gardner High School.
He farmed the family's Centennial farm until his retirement.
He served on the Grundy County F.S. Board for several years and was involved with ASCS and Farm Bureau.
Earlen and Margaret were avid campers, traveling all 50 states as well as Mexico, Great Britain, Scandinavia, Australia, New Zealand and China.
Earlen served as president of the Illinois Wally Byam Airstream Club.
The Von Qualens wintered in Dade City, Fla., at Traveler's Rest Resort.
He was a lifelong member of St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran Church, Dwight.
He spent hours carving wood, hooking fine yarn rugs, restoring lawn chairs with macrame and gave away a large number of wooden back scratchers that he made.
The family greatly appreciated the care he received in his last years spent at Harvest View Assisted Living in Herscher, where he was to have celebrated his 100th birthday in 16 days.
The family suggests memorials may be made to his church.
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The funeral for Earlen Harry Von Qualen, 99, of Herscher, and formerly of Gardner, will be at 11 a.m. Monday at St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran Church, Dwight.


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Angels aim to stay hot against slumping Royals
The Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim will try for their seventh straight win on Saturday afternoon as they continue their four-game series with the Kansas City Royals.
After claiming Thursday's series opener, the Angels downed the Royals again on Friday, 5-2. With the game tied at 2-2 heading into the seventh, the Angels forged ahead with a three-run inning, with Mike Trumbo's RBI single proving to be the game-winner.
Mike Trout's hot streak continued, going 2-for-4 with two runs scored and a stolen base. He now has 21 multi-hit games this season and is hitting .359 in May.
"You don't want to bank on extended streaks, but you do want to get on a roll," Trout said. "We probably could have done some things better tonight, but we got some clutch hits when we needed them."
Chris Iannetta belted his fifth homer of the season, which tied the game in the sixth inning.
Jason Vargas (4-3) won his fourth straight decision, pitching into the eighth inning while allowing five hits and two earned runs.
"He's using both side of the plate and changing speeds," Angels manager Mike Scioscia said of Vargas. "He understands his stuff and is very consistent with it. He's letting his defense make plays."
Garrett Richards recorded the final five outs without yielding a run to earn his first save of the year.
Luis Mendoza started for the Royals and left the game with the lead, but Luke Hochevar (0-1) allowed two earned runs in an inning of work and was handed the loss.
Miguel Tejada hit his second homer of the year (306th career), while Lorenzo Cain was 2-for-4 with a stolen base.
The Royals have lost seven of their last eight since taking two of three in Anaheim from May 13-15. They have also dropped 14 of their last 18 games, scoring two runs or less in 11 of those setbacks.
On Saturday, the Angels will turn to Billy Buckner, who will be making his season debut and hasn't pitched in the big leagues since 2010. He was 4-2 with a 4.56 ERA in eight starts with Triple-A Salt Lake prior to his call up.
Buckner played his rookie campaign with Kansas City in 2007, sporting a 5.29 ERA in seven appearances.
Jeremy Guthrie will go for the Royals, and while his season as a whole has been solid (5-2, 3.49 ERA), he has been roughed up in his last two outings.
The right-hander has lost back-to-back starts, allowing a combined 19 hits, six walks and 11 earned runs in 12 innings versus the Angels (May 14) and the Astros (May 20).
Luckily for Guthrie, he has been outstanding at home this season, going 3-0 with a 1.61 ERA at Kauffman Stadium.


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ASHEVILLE, N.C. (March 11, 2014) – The ETSU baseball team hits the road for the second time this season as the Bucs play a midweek game at UNC Asheville Wednesday afternoon. First pitch is slated for 3 p.m. at Greenwood Baseball Field.
ETSU (7-8) is looking to win the season series over the Bulldogs as the Bucs defeated UNC Asheville, 11-6, back on Feb. 25 at Thomas Stadium.
The Bucs dropped their second straight series as ETSU lost two of three to Hartford last weekend at Thomas Stadium.
ETSU suffered a tough 1-0 setback in the opener despite freshman right-hander Austin Hutchison (Jefferson County, Tenn.) striking out 10 hitters, while the Bucs bounced back behind Jimmy Nesselt's (Plantation, Fla.) fourth straight quality start on Saturday. Nesselt allowed two runs on six hits in 6.2 innings of work and freshman Zach Mize's (Gainesville, Ga.) leadoff homer in the fifth proved to be the game-winning run. Unfortunately, the Blue and Gold were unable to hang onto a two-run lead in Sunday's rubber match as the Hawks scored five runs in the fifth and added eight more in the seventh to rally past ETSU, 18-6.
Senior Clinton Freeman (Jonesborough, Tenn.) extended his hit streak to six straight games after hitting .417 (5-12) with one double and two RBI in the weekend series. Sophomore Jeremy Taylor (Fayetteville, Ga.) hit .385 (5-13) with one double, two runs scored and two stolen bases against Hartford.
As a team, the Bucs tied a season high with 14 hits in Sunday's setback.
The Bulldogs have dropped 10 of their first 13 games to start the season and were swept at Appalachian State over the weekend. Prior to facing ETSU on Wednesday, UNC Asheville hosts Tennessee Tech on Tuesday afternoon.
Sophomore outfielder Erik Connolly leads the team in batting average (.282), runs (11) and RBI (8), while six of Kyle Towles' 12 hits have gone for doubles.
Thirty-two of UNC Asheville's 99 hits have gone for extra bases – 24 doubles, three triples and five home runs.
As a team, the Bulldogs have been outscored 89-53 and are being outhit .328 to .233 on the season. UNCA has been outscored 42-10 in the first three innings, but the Bulldogs are outscoring their foes, 31-22, in the fourth through sixth innings.
Freshman left-hander Jamin McCann (Kingsport, Tenn.) will get the start for the Blue and Gold, while UNCA has yet to announce its starter.
McCann tossed five scoreless innings and earned the win in ETSU's 4-3 victory over Eastern Kentucky last Tuesday at Thomas Stadium. This marks McCann's second career start as he is 1-1 with a 2.70 ERA (3 ER/10.0 IP) in three appearances on the year.
The Bucs lead the all-time series, 30-20, as ETSU defeated the Bulldogs last month at home.
In last month's win, Taylor and Freeman combined to go 6 for 7 with two doubles, one triple, a home run, five runs scored and six RBI. Taylor went 3 for 3 with a walk, double, triple, four runs and three RBI, while Freeman was 3 for 4 with a double, home run and three RBI. Senior right-hander Logan Rice (Erwin, Tenn.) earned the win after tossing three scoreless innings while striking out three Bulldog hitters.
ETSU swept the series last season and has won 16 of the last 18 games over UNCA.
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Live updates will also be posted on Twitter by following @ETSUAthletics and @ETSU_Baseball.
The Bucs host 2013 NCAA Tournament participant and Northeast Conference favorite Bryant in a three-game series starting Friday night at 7:05 p.m. at Thomas Stadium.
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Port Arthur city manager: Search set to begin again
The dramatic and never-ending search for Port Arthur's city manager has taken a variety of turns, including the revelation that assistant city manager Becky Underhill – affectionately known as "Candidate L" – did indeed apply for the Port Arthur city manager position and that after much public wrangling, the search is back to square one.
A meeting is planned before the city's next scheduled City Council meeting Tuesday, Feb. 21, according to Councilman Bob Williamson, to set the parameters for what is expected when the city begins its search anew and under what criteria the search will be conducted.
Williamson, who spent 33 years as a Port Arthur cop and faces an election this May for his District 6 seat, said he's in favor of the search starting completely over."I think at this point, I would be in favor of a new search," said Williamson, who has already served two three-year terms on the Port Arthur City Council and is eligible to serve one more term if elected. "I think we'll keep the candidates we have from the existing list, and go out for a new search, try to put additional candidates on the list. The council ultimately decides it, but that's going to be my recommendation."
John Beard, who has spent nine years on the council in the District 5 seat, said he's unsure what route the search will take given the process that he says has been "corrupted" by Williamson and Mayor Bobbie Prince.
"I'm not in favor of starting the process all over again," said Beard. "We might have to open it up some more, but change criteria? Change criteria for what? There's no need to change the criteria or modify it. You might need to clarify some things, but as far as changing everything and throwing the baby out with the bathwater? No, I'm not going to support doing that."
Mayor Prince, who said she's grown weary of the public posturing by some council members, said that a press conference held Friday, Feb. 3, by council members Beard, Harold Doucet, Kerry Thomas and Raymond Scott has done more to discourage progress on the council rather than encourage it.
"It's tainted the process," Prince said.
The mayor was also upset about the mockery that was made regarding Underhill's candidacy for the city manager position, and Prince staunchly denied trying to push any particular candidate or hijack the search process.
"There were no names or races attached to the candidate profiles," Prince said, adding that she had no idea Underhill had applied for the position. "I'm not pushing anybody (for the position); the council makes that decision."
Prince said the candidate profile sheet did not include the candidates' race, name or sex but did include the candidate's education, years of experience and size of city they currently work in.
"It was the only one with a CPA, and the size of the city was 53,000," Prince said of Candidate L's credentials. Underhill is a licensed Certified Public Accountant and Port Arthur's population is 53,000.
Thus what helped lead to the breakdown in the search process was the special meeting requested by Williamson for the council to consider Underhill despite Beard's contention that the council had agreed to four candidates – not including Underhill – at the special meeting with James Mercer of The Mercer Group, which is heading the nation-wide search.
"We made the decision on the 24th and Candidate L was eliminated after due and ample consideration – more than ample consideration – and I don't see any need to go back and change it. I don't see any need to go back and change the criteria, and I see this as an attempt to re-write the rules to let someone back in that you eliminated after we all agreed upon it. You can't do that," Beard said.
However, according to Williamson, the reason Candidate L was eliminated from consideration was because of a misinterpretation of the candidate criteria. Williamson said the criteria that was bandied about in the meeting on the 24th insisted that any potential candidate have at least "eight years" of city manager experience, which would eliminate Underhill, considering she's never been a city manager.
But according to the final criteria prepared by The Mercer Group, which interviewed each council member and the mayor individually to get their input on the city manager requirements and used that information to establish the final criteria for the city manager, there is no specific mention that a candidate must have city manager experience.
According to the pamphlet prepared by The Mercer Group given to prospective candidates: "the ideal candidate for city manager of Port Arthur will possess at least nine years of increasingly responsible experience in an administrative, managerial or staff capacity in a large municipal organization involving the responsibility for planning, organization, implementation and supervision of varied work programs. Any combination of experience and training that would likely provide the required knowledge and abilities is qualifying."
Williamson said after he discovered that Candidate L was dismissed over the incorrect requirement, he requested the special meeting to consider adding her back into the mix.
"And this was not a vote for her to be the city manager, but simply to add her to the list to be interviewed, that's all," Williamson said.
Beard maintains that the special meeting shouldn't have taken place and that once Candidate L was eliminated, it was time to move on.
"When we left that meeting on the 24th, Candidate L was eliminated, no more, no less," he said.
The veteran councilman, whose nine-year run will conclude in May, said this city manager search has "meandered for too long" and he's got a theory on why the search is taking so long.
"They're dragging the process out past May to hopefully get a change on council favorable to their position," Beard said.
Williamson said that was nonsense, and added that he's going to suggest a citizens' committee that will have an opportunity to interview the city manager candidates."I thought we were going to achieve hiring a new city manager in 90 days, but not now," said Williamson, adding that he has no timetable in his mind on when the hire needs to be made. "The urgency isn't time; it's finding the right person."
While all three, Prince, Beard and Williamson, admit there's been contention on the council, all three remain hopeful that they can work together in finding the next city manager for Port Arthur.
"The important thing is to find the right person for the city of Port Arthur," said Prince, "and the public will have a chance to meet those candidates."


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I think this photo says it all!
Binky and friend were in heaven!
race car garages
under water scenes
Star Wars Imperial Cruisers
Ferris wheels that turn
one of my favorites, the forest
There was so much more than what you see here.
I can't even imagine how long it must take to set this up.
Friend said, "This is why I love Legos! I just can't get enough Legos!"
I don't know about you, but there are legos all over my house.
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I think about whom the Mets might fill out their rotation with next summer, Pat Misch or Dillon Gee, or if they'll sign Jeff Francis or Chris Young. I wonder if they'll pull a deal a sign Matt Garza.
I think about all those things and wonder how they could possibly overtake the Phillies or even compete for a wild card. I concede that .500 is about the best they can hope for with that rotation. Maybe a little better if Carlos Beltran and Jason Bay come back healthy.
Then, I realize 2011 isn't the objective, it isn't the prize. I realize 2011 is a sacrificial lamb. The goal is to improve, be competitive and fuel your imaginations for a winter of spending next Christmas.
The future is not now.


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ORCHARD PARK, New York (Reuters) - Rookie quarterback EJ Manuel tossed a touchdown pass to Stevie Johnson with two seconds left to play to earn the Buffalo Bills a stunning 24-23 comeback win over the Carolina Panthers on Sunday.
With less than two minutes on the clock, the Panthers up 23-17 and the crowd slowly heading for the exits, Manuel came onto the field and marched the Bills 80 yards in 96 seconds hitting a wide open Johnson with an arching two-yard pass to tie the game.
Dan Carpenter then coolly booted the extra point to clinch the victory, wiping away the disappointment of a last-second loss to the New England Patriots a week earlier.
The only quarterback selected in the first round of this year's draft, Manuel has quickly become a fan favorite and won over a few more with a poised display, completing 27-of-39 pass attempts for 296 yards.
Johnson was Manuel's favorite target hauling in eight catches for 111 yards and a touchdown while CJ Spiller had a big afternoon, rushing for 103 yards.
Fred Jackson had the other Buffalo touchdown while Carpenter booted three field goals, including a 55-yarder, as the Bills improved their record to 1-1.
Cam Newton, the NFL's rookie quarterback sensation in 2011, passed for 229 yards and a pair of touchdowns and an interception as the Panthers slipped to 0-2.
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Black Friday evolves for shoppers
November 30, 2012
Black Friday sales abound, shoppers rushing home with their presents. It's that time of year again, as retailers recover from the Black Friday throngs, promoting holiday sales and setting the tone for the rest of the biggest holiday for retail.
Picking up cues from national sales strategies, local businesses are extending the sales, catching shoppers before and well after Black Friday. And that is because more shoppers were out looking for deals before Black Friday, as well as after.
The typical Black Friday scene is one where shoppers mob the front doors at midnight, making a mad dash across the big box linoleum floors to grab the hottest toy of the year or some marked-down electronic. Big ticket items fly off retailers' shelves, ensuring that the end-of-day sales would reflect the surge in activity.
But that image is changing.
"It was fun, and it was crazy," said Nancy Gray, the Tanger Outlets Regional Assets Manager. "I think for all retailers, Black Friday is important. It's a time where stores get into the black, a crucial time for all retailers."
"I think this past weekend was definitely as busy as prior years, if not busier," she added about the crowds at Tanger Outlets. "People are making it more of a fun tradition than a frenzy of shopping like it has been in years before. It is becoming a family-and-friends event. People were strolling around over the weekend, just shopping and enjoying looking for deals."
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That sentiment was reflected in a national survey from the National Retail Federation, finding that four out of five shoppers used the deep discounts to buy non-gift items, or "self-gifts." Nearly 58 percent bought clothing and accessories, up from 51.4 percent last year. Toys accounted for 34.6 percent of sales. Books, CDs, DVDs and video games made up 39.8 percent and electronics made up 37.7 percent. Nearly a third of shoppers bought gift cards over the weekend, as well, up nearly 10 percent from the last year. "Customer traffic is interesting," said Eric Morgan, the General Manager of Best Buy. "You can never plan for it exactly, but it was definitely a busy weekend."
"The entire holiday season is important for us," he added, "and Black Friday is a way to kick all that off."
Rather than camp outside the cold, more shoppers are taking advantage of earlier door-buster sales, catching deals the night before Black Friday, a fact that's true for Park City too.
According to a survey from the National Retail Federation, holiday shoppers were out in mass Thanksgiving night. The survey showed that 28 percent of weekend shoppers were at stores by midnight, an increase from the 24.4 percent last year.
"It was wall-to-wall people," said Wal-Mart Store Manager Michael Donahue. "From 8 p.m. to midnight, it was non-stop. We did real well."
Wal-mart offered two separate doorbuster sales, staggering one at 8 p.m. centering sales on toys and another at 10 p.m. that focused on household goods and electronics.
"We stay open now to eliminate that mad rush of people looking for sales," he added. "Now people come in, mingle around, and find whatever item they are looking for I think because of the advertised sale times, that helped pull in more people. Some shoppers do not want to go out at midnight, but 8 p.m. isn't so awful."
Tanger Outlets had a similar set up this year, opening the center opening at 10 p.m. rather than midnight and re-dubbing the event as the "Moonlight Madness," opposed to last year's "Midnight Madness." Offering more convenient sales to customers the night before Black Friday is a strategy retailers across the nation are promoting, an effort to stem the growing presence of online sales during the weekend.
"When you talk to customers, they tell you how shopping has really become a tradition," Gray said. "They eat their turkey, play some games and then go shopping."
"The deals on Black Friday are carried throughout the month, and there are always deals to be had," she added.


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Colbert to Keep 'Late Show' in New York
With new host Stephen Colbert at the helm, "The Late Show" will stay in New York City and continue broadcasting from the Ed Sullivan Theatre, CBS announced on Wednesday.
The decision to keep the show on the East Coast — following the departure of "Late Show" host David Letterman — comes with tax incentives for the network.
CBS will be eligible to receive at least $11 million in tax credits over five years, and the state economic development agency, Empire State Development, will make available up to $5 million in grants for renovations at the Ed Sullivan Theatre, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo's office said in a press release.


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The future of the Culture 2000 programme and of the European audiovisual policies were the major issues on the agenda of the Culture Council on 24 November.
During their Council meeting on 24 November, ministers in charge of culture had an exchange of views on the Commission's mid-term reports on the application of the
Culture 2000 and Media programmes. During the debate on the Culture 2000 programme, ministers agreed to:
- pursue closer cultural co-operation within Europe ( particularly through the mobility of artists and pieces of art) and with third countries;
- to facilitate new Member States' access to the programme through specific actions.
Viviane Reding, Culture Commissioner, said that the Commission's mid-term report highlights the need for the Culture programme to focus on a limited number of actions in the coming years.
As regards the Media and Media training programmes, the mid-term report shows how a lack of coherence has undermined EU audiovisual policies. Ministers agreed that it should be made easier for new Member States to access funding and that digital technology should be included in the programme through pilot projects.
During the first quarter of 2004, the Commission will present a draft proposal for the 2007-2013 Culture and Media programmes.


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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain should force all banks to split routine retail operations from riskier investment activities if a single lender abuses new rules designed to protect taxpayers, an influential panel of lawmakers said.
The Parliamentary Commission on Banking Standards, which has been asked to find ways to reform banks, also said on Monday that Britain's financial regulator should be given the responsibility to decide how far banks can leverage their capital for investment and lending.
The government's Banking Reform Bill is due to be debated in parliament on Monday. But Conservative MP Andrew Tyrie, who heads the commission, said that current proposals to change the industry fall short of what is required.
"There remains much more work to be done to improve the bill," he said in a report published ahead of the debate.
Britain is determined to prevent a repeat of the need for taxpayer-funded bank bailouts after the 65 billion pound ($97 billion) double rescue of Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS.L) and Lloyds Banking Group (LLOY.L) in 2008.
The commission was set up amid public outcry after Barclays (BARC.L) was fined for rigging global interest rates, the latest in a string of banking scandals including the mis-selling of loan insurance and complex interest rate hedging products to small firms.
Finance Minister George Osborne said in January that he would take up a recommendation made by the commission that the government should have the power to break up any individual bank that tries to find a way around the new laws.
The commission, which was asked to assess government plans before their introduction, wants the bill to go further and introduce rules giving Britain the power to break up every bank should even one institution break the rules.
All the leading British banks, including Barclays, HSBC (HSBA.L)(0005.HK) and RBS, will be affected by the legislation.
The industry, however, has warned that the severity of the proposed reforms - more rigorous than those in France and Germany - could put British banks at a disadvantage against continental rivals such as Deutsche Bank (DBKGn.DE) and BNP Paribas (BNPP.PA).
"This will create uncertainty for investors, making it more difficult for banks to raise capital, which will ultimately mean that banks will have less money to lend to businesses," the British Bankers' Association (BBA) said last month.
The BBA's plea appears to have held little sway with the commission and Tyrie said that a "second reserve power for full, industry-wide separation" needs to be included. However, he said that action should be taken by the financial regulator only after independent review and with approval from the finance ministry.
"The bill would be strengthened by making specific provision to consider the case for full, industry-wide separation if the ring-fence is judged to be failing. As is appropriate, the final decision would lie with the government and parliament and not with the regulator," the commission said in its report.
It is also recommending the introduction of a periodic review of whether banks are sticking to the rules.
Among the proposals to rein in risk-taking is the leverage cap. The commission wants this set at 25 times banks' capital. The government wants a weaker cap of 33 times capital, which the commission's report said is "unlikely to provide a robust enough backstop".
The commission called on the government to delay pushing through the Banking Reform Bill until its final report is published in May.
"The task of sorting out the banking industry, of which this bill will form a major part, is absolutely essential for the long-term health of the British economy. Let's get it right," the commission said. ($1 = 0.6699 British pounds)
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The greatest dairy show on earth opens today in Madison, Wis., which is still arguably the heart of the U.S. dairy industry. It certainly will be the heart of the global industry these next five days.
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DeLaval will be introducing its Automated Milking Rotary parlor, a 24-stall internal carousel that uses four robots to prep, attach and remove milking units. While the unit is designed for mid-sized dairies up to about 1,000 cows, you can bet DeLaval engineers are dreaming even bigger for large U.S. dairies.
Lely is introducing its Astronaut A4 individual stall robotic milker, which can measure milk temperature, color, conductivity, fat, protein, lactose and individual quarter somatic cell counts. Lely engineers say the A4's low-obstacle design allows for smooth cow movement into and out of the stall to optimize cow flow and throughput. To date, Lely has installed more than 10,000 automated milking systems worldwide, and as proof to that claim, published sales materials in 15 languages. Lely is also hosting a virtual farm tour of one of its AMS on-farm installations this Thursday at noon.
These are just two examples of the kind of exciting dairy technology that will be exhibited at World Dairy Expo. Hopefully, you'll be able to attend and "kick the tires" on this new equipment. If not, Dairy Today staff will be providing daily coverage of product announcements, dairy news and issues through this e-newsletter and at www.dairytoday.com.
To plan your trip, thumb through your August issue of Dairy Today, which includes the World Dairy Expo Official Program. Or scan our virtual edition here. If I don't see you today around the show, I'll talk to you tomorrow. Enjoy World Dairy Expo 2011!
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Friday 8 November 2013
GENEVA (AP) — With Iran and six world powers moving toward a possible first step in a nuclear deal, four world powers dispatched their top diplomats Friday to add their weight to negotiations meant to put initial limits on Iran's ability to make atomic weapons.
French, British and German foreign ministers are joining U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry in Geneva, who will be coming "to help narrow differences in negotiations", according to a U.S. official who spoke on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to release the information.
Their decision to fly to Geneva comes after signs that global powers and Iran were close to a first-stage deal that would cap some of Iran's suspected nuclear programs in exchange for limited relief from economic sanctions. Russian Foreign Ministry spokesman Alexander Lukashevich said Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov did not plan to attend. There was no word from Beijing on any plans by the Chinese foreign minister to join his colleagues.
"We're making progress," said Michael Man, the spokesman for top EU diplomat Catherine Ashton, who is the talks' convenor. There has been no confirmation that an accord is within reach or details of possible elements of such a pact. But Israel is strongly critical of any deal that stops short of totally disabling Iran from making nuclear arms, and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that he "utterly rejects" the "bad deal" he said was in the making.
He spoke before meeting with Kerry in Jerusalem on Friday. "I understand the Iranians are walking around very satisfied in Geneva as well they should because they got everything and paid nothing," Netanyahu told reporters.
"They wanted relief of sanctions after years of grueling sanctions, they got that. They paid nothing because they are not reducing in any way their nuclear enrichment capability. So Iran got the deal of the century and the international community got a bad deal," Netanyahu said.
"Israel is not obliged by this agreement and Israel will do everything it needs to do to defend itself and defend the security of its people," he said. Israel has frequently dangled the prospect of military action against Iran should negotiations fail to reach the deal it seeks — a total shutdown of uranium enrichment and other nuclear programs Tehran says are peaceful but which could technically be turned toward weapons.
Even if an agreement is reached, it would only be the start of a long process to reduce Iran's potential nuclear threat, with no guarantee of ultimate success. Still, an initial accord would mark a breakthrough after nearly a decade of mostly inconclusive talks focused on limiting, if not eliminating, Iranian atomic programs that could be turned from producing energy into making weapons.
Tehran's chief nuclear negotiator, Abbas Araghchi, told Iranian state TV on Thursday that the six — the United States, Russia, China, Britain, France and Germany — "clearly said that they accept the proposed framework by Iran." He later told CNN that he thinks negotiators at the table are now "ready to start drafting" an accord that outlines specific steps to be taken.
Though Araghchi described the negotiations as "very difficult," he told Iranian state TV that he expected agreement on details by Friday, the last scheduled round of the current talks. The talks are primarily focused on the size and output of Iran's enrichment program, which can create both reactor fuel and weapons-grade material suitable for a nuclear bomb. Iran insists it is pursuing only nuclear energy, medical treatments and research, but the United States and its allies fear that Iran could turn this material into the fissile core of nuclear warheads.
President Barack Obama, in an interview with NBC on Thursday, described any sanctions relief as "modest" but said core sanctions against Iran would remain in place. "Our job is not to trust the Iranians," Obama said. "Our job is to put in place mechanisms where we can verify what they're doing and not doing when it comes to their nuclear program."
International negotiators representing the six powers declined to comment on Araghchi's statement. Bur White House spokesman Jay Carney elaborated on what the U.S. calls a "first step" of a strategy meant to ultimately contain Iran's ability to use its nuclear program to make weapons.
An initial agreement would "address Iran's most advanced nuclear activities; increase transparency so Iran will not be able to use the cover of talks to advance its program; and create time and space as we negotiate a comprehensive agreement," Carney told reporters in Washington.
The six would consider "limited, targeted and reversible relief that does not affect our core sanctions," he said, alluding to penalties crippling Tehran's oil exports. If Iran reneges, said Carney, "the temporary, modest relief would be terminated, and we would be in a position to ratchet up the pressure even further by adding new sanctions."
He described any temporary, initial relief of sanctions as likely "more financial rather than technical." Diplomats have previously said initial sanction rollbacks could free Iranian funds in overseas accounts and allow trade in gold and petrochemicals.


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