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310 U.S. 554 - United States v. Dickerson
310 US 554 United States v. Dickerson
60 S.Ct. 1034
84 L.Ed. 1356
DICKERSON.
No. 705.
Argued April 26, 1940.
Messrs. Robert H. Jackson, Atty. Gen., and Francis M. Shea, Asst. Atty. Gen., for petitioner.
Mr. Herman J. Galloway, of Washington, D.C., for respondent.
Mr. Justice MURPHY delivered the opinion of the Court.
The question is whether respondent, Dickerson, may recover a judgment against the United States upon a cause of action founded upon Section 9 of the Act of June 10, 1922, c. 212, 42 Stat. 625, 629, 630, 10 U.S.C.A. § 633.
Section 9 provides that after the 1st of July, 1922, an enlistment allowance shall be paid 'to every honorably discharged enlisted man * * * who reenlists within a period of three months from the date of his discharge'. Respondent, who was honorably discharged upon the termination of an enlisted period ending on the 21st of July, 1938, reenlisted on the following day, the 22nd, for a period of three years, but was not paid an enlistment allowance. He thereupon brought this action in the Court of Claims. It is conceded that Section 9, if not repealed or suspended at the date of his reenlistment, would entitle him to the sum of seventy-five dollars.
The Government opposed the action before the Court of Claims on the ground that Section 402 of Public Resolution No. 122, June 21, 1938, c. 554, 52 Stat. 809, 818, 819, suspended the allowance for reenlistment during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1939. Section 402 contains a proviso, appended to an appropriation for the Rural Electrification Administration, that 'no part of any appropriation contained in this or any other Act for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1939, shall be available for the payment' of any enlistment allowance for 'reenlistments made during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1939, notwithstanding the applicable portions of sections 9 and 10' of the Act of June 10, 1922.
The Court of Claims entered judgment for respondent on the ground that Section 402, while it restricted the funds available for payment of the allowance, did not suspend or repeal Section 9. Because of the importance of the issue in the administration of the revenues, we granted certiorari. March 25, 1940, 309 U.S. 647, 60 S.Ct. 713, 84 L.Ed. —-.
There can be no doubt that Congress could suspend or repeal the authorization contained in Section 9; and it could accomplish its purpose by an amendment to an appropriation bill, or otherwise. United States v. Mitchell, 109 U.S. 146, 150, 3 S.Ct. 151, 153, 27 L.Ed. 887; Mathews v. United States, 123 U.S. 182, 8 S.Ct. 80, 31 L.Ed. 127; Dunwoody v. United States, 143 U.S. 578, 12 S.Ct. 465, 36 L.Ed. 269; Belknap v. United States, 150 U.S. 588, 593, 14 S.Ct. 183, 185, 37 L.Ed. 1191; United States v. Vulte, 233 U.S. 509, 513, 34 S.Ct. 664, 666, 58 L.Ed. 1071. See United States v. Langston, 118 U.S. 389, 6 S.Ct. 1185, 30 L.Ed. 164. The question remains whether it did so during the fiscal year ending on the 30th of June, 1939.
Section 9 remained in full force and effect during the eleven fiscal years ending on the 30th of June, 1923 to 1933, after which date it was suspended during the ensuing four fiscal years by a provision inserted in various appropriation acts. Section 18 of the Economy Act of March 3, 1933, c. 212, 47 Stat. 1489, 1519, 37 U.S.C.A. § 13 note, provided that: 'So much of sections 9 and 10 of the Act * * * approved June 10, 1922 * * * as provides for the payment of enlistment allowance to enlisted men for reenlistment within a period of three months from date of discharge is hereby suspended as to reenlistments made during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1934.' This provision, which concededly suspended the authorization for the enlistment allowance, was continued in full force and effect for the fiscal years ending on the 30th of June, 1935, 1936 and 1937, by its insertion in the Economy Provisions of the Independent Office Appropriation Act for the fiscal year 1935 and in the Treasury-Post Office Appropriation Acts for the fiscal years 1936 and 1937.1
The Second Deficiency Appropriation Bill of May 28, 1937, c. 277, 50 Stat. 213, 232, also contained a provision affecting the enlistment allowance, but the form of words used was changed. That Act as passed by Congress provided that 'no part of any appropriation contained in this or any other Act for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1938, shall be available for the payment of enlistment allowance to enlisted men for reenlistment within a period of three months from date of discharge as to reenlistments made during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1938, notwithstanding the applicable provisions of sections 9 and 10 of the Act' approved June 10, 1922. The identical provision, with the exception of the dates, was appended as a proviso to Section 402 of Public Resolution 122, copied above, and was made applicable during the fiscal year ending on the 30th of June, 1939.
The provision inserted in the Second Deficiency Appropriation Bill for 1937 was introduced on the floor of the Senate as an amendment by Senator Byrnes. In response to questions concerning the amendment, the Senator stated (81 Cong.Rec. 4426): '* * * the language of the amendment has been carried ordinarily in the Treasury and Post Office Appropriation Bill, but was not carried in that appropriation bill this year, and is therefore proposed to be included in the bill now before us. * * * The effect of it is simply to carry the same limitation that has been carried for years in the appropriation bills. * * * Its purpose is to continue the appropriation situation that has existed for years, so that no bounty shall be paid for reenlistment in the military and other uniformed services.' The amendment was thereupon adopted in the Senate without recorded opposition, and was sent to conference. The House managers, in reporting the amendment to the House, described it as 'Continuing during the fiscal year 1938 the suspension of the reenlistment gratuity for enlisted personnel of the Army, Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard.' 81 Cong.Rec. 5084. The course of the debate amply discloses that the House regarded the amendment as continuing during the fiscal year 1938 the same restriction on the enlistment allowance as the provision inserted in earlier appropriation bills.2 It was then adopted by the House. 81 Cong.Rec. 5091.
The identical provision (except as to the dates), eventually appended to Section 402 of Public Resolution 122, was introduced as an amendment to the Second Deficiency Appropriation Bill for the fiscal year 1938 (H.R. 10851, 75th Cong., 3d Sess.), then pending in the House. 83 Cong.Rec. 8522—8569. A point of order was made against the amendment on the ground that it was legislation in an appropriation bill; Representative Woodrum, who had charge of the amendment, admitted that the point of order was good, and the Chair sustained it. 83 Cong.Rec. 8567. The amendment was then offered in the Senate, where the Presiding Officer also sustained a point of order that it was legislation in an appropriation bill.3 83 Cong.Rec. 9189.
The provision was thereafter included by the conference committee as a proviso to Section 402 of H.J.Res. 679 (which later became Pub.Res. No. 122). See 83 Cong.Rec. 9512, 9677. It was passed by the Senate without much debate.4 In the House, the debate disclosed that the amendment had the same purpose and effect as the provision inserted in the various appropriation bills for the preceding years. Representative Woodrum, in presenting the amendment to the House, described it as follows (83 Cong.Rec. 9677):
'* * * we are providing a further inhibition for 1 year against payment of the reenlistment allowances in the military and naval services.
'No reenlistment allowances have been paid for the past 5 fiscal years in any of the services, and in the absence of permanent law stopping it, the inhibition has been shuttled about in economy bills and appropriation bills at one time or another. We have not paid them for 5 years, and the latter part of this amendment now before the House is a Senate amendment which discontinues for another year the payment of the reenlistment allowances.' The opponents of the amendment, while questioning its wisdom, were in general agreement with its sponsors concerning its purpose and effect. 83 Cong.Rec. 9678-9679. The amendment was then adopted by the House. 83 Cong.Rec. 9679.
We are of opinion that Congress intended in Section 402 to suspend the enlistment allowance authorized by Section 9 during the fiscal year ending on the 30th of June, 1939. The legislative history, summarized above, discloses that Congress intended the legislation concerning the allowance during the fiscal years 1938 and 1939 as a continuation of the suspension enacted in each of the four preceding years. The adoption in the act of May 28, 1937, of different terminology might in other circumstances indicate an intent to change the object of the legislation. Compare Brewster v. Gage, 280 U.S. 327, 337, 50 S.Ct. 115, 117, 74 L.Ed. 457; Crawford v. Burke, 195 U.S. 176, 190, 25 S.Ct. 9, 12, 49 L.Ed. 147; Pirie v. Chicago Title & Trust Co., 182 U.S. 438, 448, 21 S.Ct. 906, 910, 45 L.Ed. 1171. But the drawing of such an inference is a workable rule of construction, not an infallible guide to legislative intent, and cannot overcome more persuasive evidence where, as here, it exists. Compare Boston Sand & Gravel Co. v. United States, 278 U.S. 41, 48, 49 S.Ct. 52, 53, 73 L.Ed. 170.
The respondent contends that the words of Section 402 are plain and unambiguous and that other aids to construction may not be utilized. It is sufficient answer to deny that such words when used in an appropriation bill are words of art or have a settled meaning. See United States v. Perry, 8 Cir., 50 F. 743, 748.5 The very legislative materials which respondent would exclude refute his assumption. It would be anomalous to close our minds to persuasive evidence of intention on the ground that reasonable men could not differ as to the meaning of the words. Legislative materials may be without probative value, or contradictory, or ambiguous, it is true, and in such cases will not be permitted to control the customary meaning of words or overcome rules of syntax or construction found by experience to be workable; they can scarcely be deemed to be incompetent or irrelevant. See Boston Sand & Gravel Co. v. United States, supra, 278 U.S. at page 48, 49 S.Ct. at page 53, 73 L.Ed. 170. The meaning to be ascribed to an Act of Congress can only be derived from a considered weighing of every relevant aid to construction.6 These lead to the conclusion that the judgment of the court below must be reversed.
The CHIEF JUSTICE, Mr. Justice McREYNOLDS, Mr. Justice STONE and Mr. Justice ROBERTS are of opinion that the judgment should be affirmed on the views expressed by the Court of Claims.
Act March 28, 1934, c. 102, 48 Stat. 509, 523; Act May 14, 1935, c. 110, 49 Stat. 218, 226, 227; Act June 23, 1936, c. 725, 49 Stat. 1827, 1837.
Mr. Scott, one of the chief speakers against the amendment, stated (81 Cong.Rec. 5089):
'In 1933 an amendment went into the Treasury-Post Office appropriation bill taking away or suspending this reenlistment bonus. * * * The provision was continued by inserting it in the Treasury-Post Office appropriation bill each year from 1933 until this year. It was in the Treasury-Post Office appropriation bill that was brought into the House for consideration this year. I raised a point of order against the provision on the ground it was legislation on an appropriation bill, and that it did not come under the Holman rule. The Chairman of the Committee sustained the point of order.
'The bill went to the Senate and the suspension was not placed in the bill. The second deficiency appropriation bill passed the House and went over to the Senate. This amendment was placed in there. It was clearly subject to a point of order in the Senate, but the point was not made against it.
'It now comes back to the House for a separate vote as an amendment. If we vote for this amendment it means the further suspension of the reenlistment bonus to the enlisted personnel of the Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Coast and Geodetic Survey, and Coast Guard.'
Mr. Woodrum, who took charge of explaining the Conference Report to the House, stated (81 Cong.Rec. 5090):
'In the first place, I wish to emphasize the fact that the language in the amendment only asks to continue this legislation for the fiscal year 1938. * * * We ask in this amendment that during the next fiscal year this reenlistment bonus be not allowed; and I may say, Mr. Speaker, this is not taking one solitary thing away from any enlisted man in the Army, Navy, or Marine Corps. He is getting exactly the pay that was promised him, and every member of the Army, Navy, and Marine Corps who enlisted during the last 3 years enlisted with the knowledge there was no reenlistment bonus going to be paid to him if he did reenlist.
'* * * they know now what they knew when they reenlisted, that the time has not yet come when the Congress can offer a bonus to people working for the Government.'
Senator Byrnes, who had offered the amendment on behalf of the Appropriations Committee, then engaged in the following colloquy with Senator Walsh (83 Cong.Rec. 9189, 9190):
'Mr. Byrnes. * * * I will say to the Senator from Massachusetts, in the light of the ruling of the Chair, that before the Congress adjourns I shall certainly make an effort to do something to bring about a change, so that there will not be dissatisfaction among the various services. If the bounties were all restored, millions of dollars would be involved.
'Mr. Walsh. Is not the situation that under existing law there is now an authorization of funds to be paid to those who reenlist in the Army, Navy, Marine Corps, and Public Health Service? Is not that the situation?
'Mr. Byrnes. There is authority to pay the bounty. It has not been paid for 6 years.
'Mr. Walsh. No funds are available.
'Mr. Byrnes. No funds are available.
'Mr. Walsh. The House Bill did seek to provide funds for reenlistment bounties in the Army. Of course, it would be highly discriminatory to have reenlistment bounties paid to those who reenlist in the Army, and none paid to those who reenlist in the other branches of the military service.
'Mr. Byrnes. It would certainly be discriminatory, and cause great dissatisfaction among the services.
'Mr. Walsh. Is the bill now in such shape that no funds are provided for reenlistment bounties for any branch of the military service?
'Mr. Byrnes. That is correct.
'Mr. Walsh. What the Senator sought to do was to have Congress declare as its policy that it did not intend in the future to pay such reenlistment bounties, so as to prevent possible claims; is not that true?
'Mr. Byrnes. Mr. President, the sole position of the Committee is that no funds being provided, we should not leave open the opportunity for numbers of persons to file claims in the Court of Claims in behalf of men who reenlist, with the result that a year from now, or 2 years from now, some men would receive the reenlistment bounty or some part of it, after the attorneys received their fees.
'Mr. Walsh. I think I understand.'
The debate in the Senate was as follows (83 Cong.Rec. 9512):
'Mr. Walsh. Mr. President, I understand that the bill as it passed the House contained a provision for the use of funds from this appropriation for reenlistments in the Army, and no provisions were made for the use of any of the appropriation for the payment of reenlistments in the Navy, the Marine Corps, or the Coast Guard.
'Mr. Adams. That is correct.
'Mr. Walsh. The purpose of the amendment is to eliminate the provision for payment in case of reenlistments in the Army because it is discriminatory against the other services and civil forces, which formerly received reenlistment pay and allowances.
'Mr. Adams. That is correct, and it is to open the way for statutory clearing of the whole situation.
Compare Luce, Legislative Problems (1935), pp. 421 et seq., 432.
'Where the mind labours to discover the design of the legislature, it seizes every thing from which aid can be derived * * *.' United States v. Fisher, 2 Cranch 358, 386, 2 L.Ed. 304.

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LACC at 40: Director Frank Mora on the center's accomplishments—and the work ahead
Politics, Law & Society Emerging Preeminent Program
May 8, 2019 at 11:09am
Frank O. Mora is the director of the Kimberly Green Latin American and Caribbean Center and a professor in the Department of Politics & International Relations. The center, referred to in shorthand as LACC, has a long and successful history at FIU and this year celebrates the 40thanniversary of its founding by then-professor Mark B. Rosenberg, today the university's president.
Mora brings real-world credentials to the job of director, which he has held for six years. He was U.S. deputy assistant secretary of defense for the Western Hemisphere from 2009–2013. He has held several teaching positions, including professor of national security strategy and Latin American studies at the National War College, National Defense University (2004–2009), and associate professor and chair in the department of international studies, Rhodes College (2000–2004). Mora has worked as a consultant to the Library of Congress, the Institute for National Security Studies (INSS), the National Democratic Institute, the U.S. State Department, the Organization of American States and U.S. Southern Command. He has spoken at numerous conferences in the United States, Latin America, and Europe. His opinion pieces and other commentaries have appeared in U.S. and Latin American media outlets. He is the author or editor of five books.
In 2015, the Green Family Foundation made a transformative gift of $20 million to establish the Steven J. Green School of International & Public Affairs, which has helped elevate all areas of the school, among them LACC. Through that donation and the efforts of faculty and students, the center continues on an upward trajectory at a time when understanding of Latin American and Caribbean affairs grows ever more critical. Mora recently discussed the center's work.
What is your proudest accomplishment since taking the helm?
In 2014 LACC was awarded the National Resource Center/Title VI designation, which was renewed in 2018. The center had previously shared the designation in partnership with other institutions. But now we stand on our own. This U.S. Department of Education designation recognizes ours as one of the top centers for the study of Latin America and the Caribbean in the country. It raises our profile and reputation at the national and international levels.
You have worked in both the academic and the policy worlds. How has LACC been successfully able to contribute to both?
One of my objectives has been to bridge what we do at the center—the intellectual work—with President Rosenberg's idea of the university as a solutions center. I want to leverage our expert scholars and bring their research to bear on the challenges of the day. Rather than be an observer, a commentator on the world, we want to be at the table and engage on these issues. I am an academic who had the opportunity to serve in the policy community so I understand the value of combing the two. In addition, LACC's participation in helping formulate real-world policies gives us opportunities and access to apply for grants and contracts with a number of government agencies, and that's brought funding and opportunities for our students.
An excellent example is our contract with the Department of Defense in which we are part of a larger team of scholars publishing studies that offer forecasts so that the DoD can better plan with regard to the Caribbean, Central America and South America. We are committed to such important interdisciplinary research, which is something that has characterized the center and our faculty for decades.
What do you see as the primary areas of focus for LACC over the next five years?
We want to double down on what we are doing now. The Green Family Foundation's gift has really allowed us to enhance our academic work.
For example, we've been able to provide seed money for our professors' projects. With that initial investment, they can begin their research in earnest and then draft grant proposals for submission to agencies that can keep the work funded and moving forward. In one case, we provided early support for public polling in Mexico as part of a project that professors Barry Levitt and Rich Olson are working on. The data they are gathering will strengthen their grant proposal to agencies so that they can continue that work.
Kimberly Green talks a lot about the importance of cultural competency, in places like Haiti, in order for programs to succeed. Why is this so important and how does LACC contribute to this concept for its students?
My job at the center is to insist that we give our students an understanding of why studying Latin America is so important in today's world, especially in a world that is much more globalized and interdependent than ever before. We as Americans tend to look at things in these cookie cutter ways. But we cannot make a fair, educated assessment of how or what is required if we don't understand the reality on the ground. This is only possible if we stay committed to interdisciplinary studies, investing in all types of intellectual engagements in the region.
For example, if we want to students to understand Haiti, we need to offer them opportunities to study in Haiti, to learn the language in Haiti. That kind of background will serve them well whether they go on to advise government, an NGO or the private sector. They will know the DNA of the country. They will know the language, they will have visited, lived or studied in the region. They will have real on-the-ground understanding, and that's something you can't learn so easily from a book or a course.
The Patron: Meet Kimberly Green
This all speaks to looking beyond government—to where things are happening every day. Sometimes we focus too much on what Washington or the governments in Latin America are doing. While all that is important, where you see a growing and more intense form of engagement is in the non-state areas—businesses, churches, universities, or Hollywood, all these cultural, financial, educational areas. There is a massive web of networks that connect our communities that have nothing to do with what Washington is doing. And we do not always appreciate those networks because we still have this old frame of thinking about what the government is doing.
Why is a degree in Latin American and Caribbean studies valuable in today's world
Especially if you live in Florida, the connections and the interactions with Latin America and the Caribbean are intense. They are broad and they are deep. Whether you are in the private sector or in government and you live in Florida, you need to understand these connections and these interactions. LACC's commitment and record of in-depth area study of Latin America and the Caribbean is well recognized by its peers.
So whether you are in academia, the private sector, government or NGO and you want to work in that part of the world, it's indispensable that you get educated in Latin American and Caribbean studies. Because of globalization and the complex interactions and engagement that go on every single day, I think having an undergraduate or graduate degree or a certificate, all of which we offer, gives students an advantage.
You said in 2013 that you wanted LACC to be the "center of gravity for all academic and policy discussions about Latin America and the Caribbean." How has LACC succeeded in that goal?
It's a work in progress. I think we've moved in that direction. We have a strategic plan for 2022 that outlines where we are doubling down and where we are doing some new things, and this is all in large part thanks to the Green Family gift.
For example, one of the biggest issues in Latin America is corruption and governance. So one of the priority research areas for LACC is this issue of governance and security and briefing government people in the region on these issues. And they are beginning to come to us and ask for our help. That type of interaction helps us leverage other things and gives us excellent access for our students.
In another example, we have former Costa Rican president Luis Guillermo Solis teaching a class of 20 students—giving them access to a former head of state who can tell them about the practical side of governing a country is invaluable.
And we are interested in exploring new areas of research as defined by our faculty. We want to support the theoretical and methodological rigor of our faculty's research. Our commitment is broad and deep in supporting our students, faculty and the larger community.
Kimberly Green Latin America and Caribbean CenterSteven J. Green School of International and Public AffairsPolitics and International Relations


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The Face of Winter by Paul Dempsey, at the Riverhead Town Hall Gallery.
"Short Days," an exhibition featuring the works of Phyllis Chillingworth, Annie Sessler, and John Todaro, will be held at Ashawagh Hall this weekend, with an opening reception on Saturday, December 8, from 4 to 7 PM. These local artists draw connections between nature and abstract, their work includes oils, watercolors, prints, mixed media and photography.
Works will be featured on www.artsy.net, under "South Street Gallery," a preview will be held at the gallery on Friday, December 7, from noon to 9 PM.
Sara Mejia Kriendler will give a free talk in Guild Hall's Spiga Gallery on the exhibition, "Sara Mejia Kriendler: In Back of Beyond" on Saturday, December 8, at 11:30 AM.
The White Room Gallery in Bridgehampton presents "Multi Is The Media," featuring works by Keith Ramsdell, Jim Gemake, Bengt Hokanson, and Trefny Dix. A group show will also include artists Alicia Gitlitz, Karen Kirshner, Phil Marco, Martha Mcaleer, Alyssa Peek, Cindy Press, Linda Sirow, CHO Yea Jae, and Strosberg/Mandel. The show will run through December 30.
The Wednesday Group is showing "Small Treasures" at the East Hampton Library through December 20. Participating artists include Barbara Jones, Teresa Lawler, Jean Mahoney, Deb Palmer, Gene Samuelson Frank Sofo, Aurelio Torres, Pam Vossen, and Dan Weidmann.
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GENERAL ARTS COURSES OFFERED IN KNUST 2019
General Art Courses In KNUST. Taking Arts courses as a dream courses gets you trending in the world, actually depending on the art course you opt-in for, Art, as we all know, is life, Art courses add up beauty to life, we can't do without Art almost in every sector or segment of life, meanwhile, getting through the hurdles of Art courses takes the talented or gifted people to get through. However, being gifted and talented does not only get the job done, if you want to be reckoned with in life, it takes much more than just talent, although talents get the higher percentage, but won't go down well without proper education from a well-formulated institution with the focus of imparting knowledge and breeding great people or citizens in line of arts to developing the country and the world at large with their great skills. Well, getting the school to do this job isn't a problem as we have got Knust, more also, getting Art courses teaching school isn't also a big deal as Knust is very much fit to handle that. This now brings us to our main topic today which is the "General Art Courses in Knust". Knust is a school that has a whole new department purely specialized on General art courses which are focused on the development of skills considered relevant for the establishment of a prolific, assorted Labor Force for the Country and the world as a whole.
College of Art and Built Environment
The College of Art and Built Environment is a college also established in the institution to focus mainly and purely on General Art course in Knust.
The College of Architecture and planning was the former name given to the new College of Art and Built environment as it was established in January of the year 2005 following the development or restructuring of the University into Collegiate system. In this process, the Faculty of Environment and Development studies abbreviated as FEDS and the Land Management and development institution was combined together to make up the college. However, the Faculty of Environment and Development studies is made up of three departments which include
The Department of Housing and Planning Research
The Department of Building Technology and
The Department of Architecture
While the institution of Land management and development is made up of two departments which are;
The Department of Land Economy and
The Department of Land Resources Centre
General Art Courses in Knust
This segment entails the full list of the General Art courses in Knust, all from the Knust College of Art and Built Environment as they are as follows;
Architecture (BSc)
Development planning (BSc)
Construction Technology and management known as Building technology (BSc)
Quantity surveying and construction Economics (BSc)
Real Estate (BSc)
Land Economy (BSc)
Human Settlement planning (BSc)
Painting and Sculpture (BFA)
Communication design (Graphic Design) BA
Integrated Rural Art and industry (BA)
Publishing studies (Book Industry) (BA)
Industrial arts such as Metalwork, Textiles, Ceramics, and fashion design (BA)
Communication design (Parallel) BA
Publishing studies (Parallel) BA
Integrated Rural Art and Industry (Parallel) BA
Painting and Sculpture (Parallel) BFA
General Art Courses Offered At KNUST
Institute of Human settlements Research
This institute serves as a research center for the University as it aids better researches in a conducive environment; however, this institute has two centers' for different purposes. The centers are as follows;
Centre for Settlements studies and
Centre for land studies
Students Associations of the General Art courses in Knust
(BTSS) Building Technology Students' Society
(ASAG) Architectural students' Association of Ghana
(GASP) Ghana Association of Student Planners
(LAMDSA) Land Management and Development students' Association
Becoming an eligible to obtaining any of the above degree requires your qualification towards the admission process into the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology or better still the Knust College of Art and Built Environment as they offer you a great course in General Arts which have been listed above for you to make choices from having completed the admission process into the institution.
Obtaining admission into this great institution demands good grades in the core subjects the course you are going to pick up as your satisfying course, aside having good grades in the core subjects of the course you are opting for, good grades are also required in the compulsory subjects which are English Language, Core Science which is not including Social studies (Except Social studies), and Mathematics. In a nutshell for the sake of understanding, you are required to have a minimum of credit passes in the listed subjects above as well as any three subject relations to your course line.
Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology Early History
After discussing a whole about the General Art courses offered in the institution, let's get to know how the College of Art and Built Environment came into existence starting from the day this institution originated till the day this college was founded or established.
The now known Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology came to existence as the result of the then Kumasi College of Technology as it was founded and began operation officially in the year 1952, precisely on the 22nd of January having its total number of teachers as at then to be 200 of which they were transferred all the way from Achimota to the college to establish the nucleus of the new college. That same year 1952 in accordance with developments from this institution was the establishment of the college or school of engineering as well as the department of commerce, and it got its first set of admitted students that same year. The year 1952 elapsed with the establishment of the previously stated college and the next year 1953 kicked off with the establishment of the Department of Pharmacy in the first month of the year following the transfer of the Korle Bu Teaching Hospital, Accra former school of pharmacy to the college. However, this department got through a two-year broad course in line with Pharmacy which thereby led to the Pharmacy Broad certificate award. This same year bore another fruit which is the college of Agriculture which was focused on the provision of ad hoc courses. A lot went by, new departments and colleges were born, and here comes the great school of Architecture, Town planning, and building as it was established in the year 1957, and the intake of its first set of students commenced a year after its establishment for professional courses.
The year 1966 came by with a change at hand as it changed the then college into the now known University.
Institute of Distance Learning
The year 2005 proved great for the institution as Knust notably adopted distance learning as a possible complement to the conformist face-to-face educational system of the institution. This decision was taken in order to pave way for people and interested University aspirants to chase academic programmes with the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (Knust), while still operating on a full-time system. Following this decision was the change of the status of the faculty of distance learning to Distance learning institute which automatically implies that students or candidates far away can get enrolled in the school without the stress of coming over to the school.
Library and Digital resources
The Kwame Nkrumah University of science and technology's Library is focused on proving information in electronics as well as printing formats to both students and staffs in order to aid teaching, research, and learning in areas of science and technology for the development of the nation and the world at large. This institution's library serves as a depository library for practically all materials published in Ghana as well as international institutions.
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Conclusion On General Art Courses In Knust
Knust has a whole lot to offer its students and aspiring candidates as the above-listed course are just a tip of the iceberg. Now you know the General Art courses in Knust as well as a brief history of the school and other related information, and we hope it's a great experience learning Arts right.
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Freight train carrying iron ore derails in Victorville
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A freight train carrying iron ore derailed Tuesday morning in Victorville.
About 23 cars of the Union Pacific train derailed around 8 a.m. in the Mojave Narrows Regional Park near the Kemper Campbell Ranch, about one mile south of Outer Highway 18, according to the railroad.
No one was injured, and the cause of the derailment is under investigation, a spokesperson for the railroad said in an email.
About half of the 23 cars fell over to their sides. The tracks are operated by BNSF Railway. A spokesperson for BNSF said they hope to have one set of tracks reopened by Wednesday morning.


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Christmas and New Year in Rimini: 5 reasons you'll love it!
Now that it's the end of November, the Christmas season is officially upon us, and there's no better place (at least in Europe!) to spend December than Rimini. The city famous for its summer tourist season takes on a completely different guise during the winter, and for many – this writer included – becomes infinitely more charming. There are loads of good reasons to take a short break in Rimini during December, but here are our top 5:
During the summer months Rimini swells to bursting point, with upwards of a million people, but during the winter the town shrinks back to its more modest size of roughly 146,000 inhabitants. The focus of life shifts away from the seafront, and inland to the charming centro storico. In December, with elegant Christmas lights and markets adoring the two central piazzas (Piazza Cavour and Piazza Tre Martiri), the atmosphere is wonderful.
Food is central to Italian culture, and nowhere is that more obvious than in Romagna, and each season brings its own specialties and traditions. Christmas and New Year are no exception, and during December you can eat like a king, for decidedly non-regal prices! Highlights on the menus include: Zuppa di fagioli con salsiccia (A creamy and hearty soup with beans and sausage), maltagliati ai ceci (pasta and chickpeas in broth), and the traditional Christmas dish Cappelletti in Brodo, which according to tradition would be prepared for the big Christmas Eve dinner. There's also, of course, the reliable staple Piada and Cassone for those looking for snacks.
Behind every plate there's a wealth of history and tradition, and the starting point for plenty of conversation! If food plays an important part in your travelling, then Emilia-Romagna is without doubt the place to be.
While the city becomes smaller in size during the winter, its ambition and energy remains undiminished. During the summer months the city is famous nationally and internationally for the events it puts on, attracting national and international talent for concerts and special shows. The winter is no different, and Rimini in the hearts and minds of many Italians is synonymous with New Year's Eve (in part because for many years the state broadcaster RAI rang in the new year live from a stage outside Rimini's Grand Hotel). Nowadays, under the banner 'the longest new year's eve party' (Il capodanno più lungo del mondo), events are lined up throughout December. For example, this year the party kicks off with Patti Smith on the 3rd of December. New Year's Eve will have a giant stage outside the Grand Hotel, with smaller stages dotted around the city, with live music, dj sets and much more.
Throughout December there's also ice skating (a special rink will be setup at the historic landmark Arco d' Augusto, along with a Christmas village on the beachfront and much more.
Given that the tradition of creating a Crib at Christmas is an Italian one, dating back to St. Francis of Assisi, Rimini has a host of marvelous cribs to visit, ranging from traditional cribs in various churches around the city, through to Cribs made out of sand sculptures, or the impressive floating crib in nearby Cesenatico – where the local fishermen decorate boats moored in the port canal (designed by Leonardo Da Vinci).
Rimini, with its wide variety of hotels, and intimate city centre provides a comfortable base for visiting a whole host of locations in Northern Italy. You can comfortably visit San Marino, Bologna, Ravenna, Urbino, Florence and even Milan and Venice from here while availing of the renowned hospitality of the city. If you want a more off-the-beaten-track experience you can travel around the amazing countryside and medieval villages that dot the countryside from around Rimini through to the borders with the Marche region. Trips to places like Santarcangelo di Romagna, Verucchio, and Saludecio.
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There are various christmas markets setup around Rimini's city centre throughout December. For example, in Piazza Tre Martiri from the 15th of December onwards there are stalls selling traditional handcrafts, christmas decorations, and typical fruits and sweets for Christmas. In Piazza Cavour every sunday throughout December there is a christmas market, and in the Vecchia Pescheria for the whole month of December there are Christmas stalls selling hand-crafted traditional goods for Christmas.
If you're looking for something more modern, and a good bargain (remember, the Romagnoli are famed for their business acumen, and love of a good deal), there are plenty of top class shopping centres, and fashion outlets around Rimini catering to all your christmas needs.
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John Leijten joins Australia's Croydon Rangers as HC
The Croydon Rangers who are based in Melbourne, Australia and who play in Australia's Gridiron Victoria division, have signed John Leijten, one of the most experienced coaches in international American football, as their new head coach.
The Rangers, winners of the 2015 Vic Bowl Championship, reached the Gridiron Victoria semifinals every year from 2016-2019.
The 55 year old Leijten is the former head coach for the Dusseldorf Panther, Dresden Monarchs of the German Football League and also Team Outback, Australia's national team as well as the Western Crusaders.
In his four seasons with the Monarchs (2014, 2015, 2016, 2017), Leijten compiled a 38-12-2 record reaching the GFL semifinals four times and the quarterfinals once. While he was head coach in Dresden, the team was constantly ranked among the top six teams in Europe.
Prior to signing with Dresden in 2013, Leijten was coaching in Australia, and as head coach of the Australian national team – The Outback – in 2011, surprised the world in the 2011 IFAF World Championships with the team's performances against the top teams in the tournament.
Leijten's coaching career started in 1991 when as defensive coordinator for the Tilburg Steelers, in Holland he helped the club win the Dutch national championships in both 1991 and 1992 while reaching the playoff finals in 1994. From 1994 to 1999 he was head coach of the Vught Black Rhinos before moving to the Cologne Crocodiles in the German league in 2000 as defensive coordinator. The Crocodiles won the German Bowl that year and Leijten's coaching skills were noticed by Jeff Reinebold, then defensive backs and special teams coach for the Amsterdam Admirals of NFL Europe. Leijten joined Amsterdam in 2001 as running backs coach. He switched to linebackers with the Admirals teams that won the 2005 World Bowl championship, and made the championship final in 2006.
After the demise of the NFL Europa in 2007, Leijten returned to Australia. In 2008 Leijten organized football camps for junior players in Melbourne. He coached the Western Crusaders club side and Australia's national team.
In 2009 Leijten acted as an interim defensive coach to prepare the Aix-En-Provence Argonauts for the 2009 French playoffs. The Argonauts reached the French semi final that year, where they were knocked out by the La Courneuve Flash.
Although born in Australia, Leijten was raised in Holland where he played linebacker for the Tilburg Sting from 1984–1986 and the Rotterdam Trojans from 1988–1990.


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My mother bought an iPad2 about a month ago and downloaded all her music from her computer to the iPad2 with my help. Recently, her computer went nuts and she had to completely wipe it clean so she lost all of her iTunes music files. She asked me if there was a way that she could take the music from the iPad2 and download it back onto the computer. I have been told that this is impossible to do. Does anyone know if you can do this and if you can, could you give me detailed instructions on how to do so?
iPad has been used frequently among the Apple fans, meanwhile, people like to listen to music on their iPad, and they've downloaded so many fantastic music songs on it, but they often encounter a situation that their iPad hasn't enough space, and they need to free up space or copy music from iPad to computer. So in this article, we'll show you two different ways to meet your demand.
Perhaps you think first that iTunes can do you a favor, so please following these steps below to have a try.
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Regent Seven Seas, the only North American luxury line granted permission to offer cruises to Cuba, is adding more calls at the Caribbean island on a couple of itineraries in 2019-2020.
Seven Seas Mariner will sail on the first immersive Cuba itinerary of the line on her October 15, 2019 cruise, visiting Cienfuegos, Havana and Santiago de Cuba, providing passengers more chances to engage in people-to-people activities intended to to immerse in the culture of the island.
Havana is also added into the April 25, 2020 voyage onboard Seven Seas Navigator.
Seven Seas Mariner made the maiden call of Regent on Havana in April last year. Cruisers can choose among 8 future itineraries that provide an opportunity to visit Cuba. Mariner's October 10, 2018 cruise, will call again on Havana on the trans-Panama Canal sailing to the South Pacific, while the new October 15, 2019 trip will offer 3 Cuban ports.
Caribbean itineraries which also visit Havana include November 11, 2018 & April 25, 2020 voyages onboard Seven Seas Navigator, and December 6 & 16, 2018, February 6 & March 5, 2019 voyages onboard Seven Seas Voyager.


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Monthly Review - October 2006 ($575,992, +$29,210)
Contributed by mm | November 1, 2006 12:01 PM PST
Fueling by substantial gains from our investment portfolio, and sustained cashflow from regular income streams of job and sideline business, our net worth grew another $29,210 to over $575,000. If 2006 ends today, I will have no regret on our yearly financial performance -- we have achieved both financial goals we announced earlier this year:
Goal 1: Annual Net Worth Growth of $150,000: By now we have checked in $175,000 growth in net worth in 2006. Not bad considering we still have two months left to push the bar to $200,000 annual net worth improvements.
Goal 2: Annual Investment Gains of $40,000: So far this year, we have achieved over $48,000 in investment gains on an average portfolio size of $485,000, which is in line with the 10.1% advance in S&P 500. On top of that, my employee stock option portfolio, after enduring a rollercoaster ride, appreciated $23,500 as MSFT stock price advanced to 52-week high. Overall, stock market has been very generous this year, and I can only pray we can sustain the gains in the next two months.
MONTH-END BALANCE SHEET
HIGHLIGHTS OF THE MONTH
• Our investment portfolio didn't disappoint us. With $15,500 portfolio gains, we have made a total of $55,600 in the stock market in the last 12 months.
• Thanks to the growing belief that MSFT is still a deep value play heading toward the launches of the decade, my basket of stock option gained another $12,000 in the month, making it the third straight month of five-figure option appreciation.
• I also started to test water in the China stock market. My portfolio only sizes $9,000 now, but it will grow over time.
• We saved about $8,000 from our job and business income after living expense and tax. Especially, it is a nice surprise that we walked into October with almost zero sales pipeline in our family business and it turned out to be an above-average month in the end.
• And we had a great vacation in Southern California. It is always nice to stay in good hotels like Renaissance Hollywood, Omni San Diego and Hyatt Grand Champions in Indian Wells. It reminded us what we are working for (and led to some interesting discussion about when I should retire).
• I had to ask for an extension in our corporate tax return, but it is on my priority list now.
• I'm waiting for my KMPG tax advisos to finalize my 2005 tax, and I will be able to make a before-tax contribution to my Individual 401(k) account at Fidelity for the tax year of 2005.
• Planning time is coming. I'm doing mental exercise about our Financial Plan 2007 these days.
01/27/14 | 2013 Year-End Update ($1,659,549)
01/02/12 | 2011 Year-End Update ($1,212,450) | (3)
04/09/11 | Monthly Update - March 2011 ($1,149,008, +$2,362)
03/05/11 | Monthly Update - February 2010 ($1,146,646, +$19,373)
02/05/11 | Monthly Update - January 2010 ($1,127,273, +$4,906)
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Flexo Commented on November 1, 2006
Another great month for you. Good job!
The Frugal Law Student Commented on November 1, 2006
skeptic Commented on November 1, 2006
methinks all these numbers are artificial to boost advertising on your site. of course you'll lose all your readers (and hence traffic) if you post bad returns or negative net worth growth.
2million Commented on November 1, 2006
Wow! Nicely done. You have a $23k downtick in your brokerage accounts - was some of your equity investments sold or are those declines in equity values?
I think your monthly reports are demonstrating the clear potential of stock options.
MM Commented on November 1, 2006
Thanks. It is moving money from Fidelity money market funds to Eloan savings account.
Yes, I'm seriously considering cashing out some options.
skeptic, i don't know how to prove you are wrong, but i posted negative returns from time to time, and i don't see the correlation between my net worth and readership.
soccer17 Commented on November 1, 2006
I'm sure it is mentioned in your blog somewhere but can't find it but what is your side business/family business income from? What type of business is it.
Lazy Man and Money Commented on November 1, 2006
That's awesome. The beauty is that I don't expect 2006 to ends today. :-)
Nagel Commented on November 2, 2006
Wow! Very impressive.
NLG Commented on November 2, 2006
Congratulations, nice work. It must be very nice to see the zero mortgage value every month!
Jim Commented on November 2, 2006
Your portfolio is doing so well right now! You sold your house at the right time last year and invested the gains in the stock market.
william nixt Commented on November 3, 2006
Great month, like your conservative return.
Sankar Commented on November 3, 2006
Congrats. You are doing great.
BTW, do you use any software to track your portfolio to bring out a table of data like you have above? We could use excel, but is there some s/w (free) where you just enter the data and it does most of the work?
I am planning to track my portfolio in a similar way and see how it is going.
Also, how do you track long term deposits with the bank? How will you assess their values on a monthly basis? Bcos you don't realize the value of deposit until maturity? Do you just prorate it?
moneymonk Commented on November 7, 2006
" my basket of stock option gained another $12,000 in the month, making it the third straight month of five-figure option appreciation"
Just curious how did you gain 12K in one month ?
How is that determine ?
Monster Cock Blow Job Commented on March 11, 2007
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01/01/11 | Monthly Update - December 2010 ($1,122,367, +$37,499) | (1)
12/03/10 | Monthly Update - October/November 2010 ($1,084,868) | (3)
10/05/10 | Monthly Update - September 2010 ($1,067,889, +$47,223) | (7)
09/17/10 | Monthly Update - August 2010 ($1,020,665, +$34,678) | (3)
08/02/10 | Monthly Update - July 2010 ($985,987, +$24,773) | (1)
07/09/10 | Monthly Update - June 2010 ($961,214, -$4,421) | (3)
06/07/10 | Monthly Update - May 2010 ($965,329, -$45,686) | (6)
05/09/10 | Monthly Update - April 2010 ($1,011,016, +$6,626) | (3)
04/07/10 | Finally, A Million! | (33)
03/03/10 | Monthly Update - February 2010 ($984,687, +$14,331) | (3)
02/05/10 | Monthly Update - January 2010 ($970,356, +$452) | (11)
12/30/09 | Net Worth Trend: '07-'09 | (5)
12/28/09 | Decade of Progress | (8)
02/01/09 | Monthly Update - January 2009 ($796,679, -$11,654) | (4)
01/02/09 | The $1M Goal Revisited: Should I Take Risk? | (11)
01/01/09 | Annual Update 2008 ($808,333) | (10)
12/31/08 | Bye Bye 2008 | (5)
06/03/08 | Monthly Update - May 2008 ($885,297, +$12,932) | (65)
05/10/08 | Monthly Update - April 2008 ($872,365, +$39,068)
04/08/08 | Monthly Update - March 2008 ($833,298, +$5,976) | (10)
04/08/08 | Monthly Update - February 2008 ($827,321, -$25,287) | (1)
02/09/08 | Monthly Update - January 2008 ($852,608, -$42,790) | (10)
01/11/08 | 2008 Financial Goals | (9)
01/05/08 | 2007 Net Worth Growth Goal vs. Result (and Brief Annual Income Statement) | (3)
01/02/08 | Monthly Update - December 2007 ($895,398, +$19,549) | (1)
12/30/07 | Financial Plan 2008: Net Worth Growth Goal = $220,000 | (7)
12/27/07 | Financial Plan 2008, Part 3: Spending and Tax
12/24/07 | Financial Plan 2008, Part 2: Investment Income
12/22/07 | 2008 Financial Plan: Participation Award Winner Announced | (2)
12/21/07 | Financial Plan 2008, Part 1: Earned Income | (1)
12/14/07 | How Accurate Are My Predictions of 2007? Part 3: On Expense and Closing Comments | (3)
12/11/07 | How Accurate Are My Predictions of 2007? Part 2: On Investment Income
12/07/07 | How Accurate Are My Predictions of 2007? Part 1: On Earned Income | (4)
12/01/07 | Monthly Update - November 2007 ($875,850, -$33,806) | (5)
11/01/07 | Monthly Update - October 2007 ($909,656, +76,911) | (6)
10/08/07 | Running Household Finance As A Business: Charting the Money-Making Machine | (8)
10/01/07 | Monthly Update - September 2007 ($832,745, +$39,275) | (14)
09/18/07 | What's Next After Five Years Of Gains? | (12)
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04/04/07 | Is $1M Still Enough? | (39)
04/02/07 | Monthly Review - March 2007 ($677,666, +$24,212) | (3)
03/09/07 | Running Household Finance As A Business, The Introduction | (5)
03/03/07 | Monthly Review - February 2007 ($653,454, -$7,582) | (7)
02/01/07 | Monthly Review - January 2007 ($661,036, +$29,785) | (6)
01/02/07 | Monthly Review - December 2006 ($631,251, +$26,716) | (7)
12/30/06 | Financial Plan 2007: Strategic Intentions and Financial Goals | (5)
12/23/06 | Financial Plan 2007: The Landscape | (11)
12/02/06 | Monthly Review - November 2006 ($604,535, +$28,543) | (20)
10/20/06 | Six Figure Blogging | (17)
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07/20/06 | 2006 Mid-Year Review | (6)
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03/02/06 | Monthly Review - February 2006 ($432,826, +$6,073) | (12)
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10/21/05 | A Thousand Moving Parts | (11)
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Oklahoma City Council Approves Funding for Airport Car Rental Facility
After voting unanimously on Tuesday, the Oklahoma City Council permitted funding for Will Rogers World Airport's new consolidated car rental facility, according to a report by The Oklahoman.
Anticipated to open in spring 2015 with a current estimated cost of $44 million, the council authorized the Oklahoma City Airport Trust to borrow up to $50 million for the new rental car development, says the report.
Mark Kranenburg, director of the Oklahoma City Department of Airports, told The Oklahoman that the new center will serve the airport's needs and provide parking spaces near the terminal for visitors — the facility will be able to house 900 rentals.
In addition, the facility will combine rental company administrative, customer service and maintenance operations, according to the report.
To pay off the debt over 30 years, there is going to be a charge on rental cars — now set at $4.50 per day, says the report.
Click here for the full Oklahoman article: http://newsok.com/oklahoma-city-council-authorizes-new-44m-airport-car-rental-center/article/3871789
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Video Review: How we did
January 12, 2018 April 9, 2018 Chris Rivett	Howard Webb, VAR, Video Review
In the second part of our interview with PRO Manager of Video Assistant Referee Operations Howard Webb, we look at the success of Video Review, since its implementation in August 2017.
Twice the eyes of the world have been on soccer in America in recent times. Fans of clubs from all around the globe have looked on with anticipation and trepidation. There has been a gap of 13 months between the first live, in-game experiments in a workshop environment and the worldwide trial of Video Review at the Red Bull Arena, involving Ismail Elfath and Allen Chapman, and the first call made in Major League Soccer by Ricardo Salazar.
Inclusive of that moment, the system, championed by FIFA President Gianni Infantino, has now been used in 154 domestic matches since August 5, and in that time MLS has averaged 9.6 checks per game.
But how has the rollout of Video Review in a competitive competition fared in reality?
"We've done pretty well," reflected Webb. "We've had a couple of situations that have not quite gone to plan, but that's inevitable with a system like this that is new and challenging, and I'm sure everybody around the world faces similar issues.
"We'll keep working on those; the education continues. Every time we had a round of matches, I gave feedback to the guys: we shared clips and discussed Video Review at every meeting. Our biggest challenge from day one has been gaining consistency.
"We'll get more efficient; all those sorts of things will come as we go along. The consistency is critical and keeping the threshold high, making sure we don't intervene on things we don't need to get involved with.
"We've been able to rectify 36 clear errors and turn them into correct final decisions that wouldn't have otherwise been changed, and we've done it in a way that has not changed how the game is being played. It hasn't had too much interference or impact. There is an average of one review every three MLS games – we're checking about 10 situations every game, but only intervening when there is a clear and obvious error.
"I believe our biggest success is that we've introduced it in a way that hasn't changed how the game is being played and we've given our officials an extra tool to ensure they're not making clear errors."
Total games: 154
Total checks: 1,482
Average checks per game: 9.6
Average reviews per game: 0.32
PRO official Mark Geiger was the VAR for the 2017 FIFA Club World Cup Final on December 16, and currently testing is ongoing with Germany, Italy and Portugal all using it for the first time during their current seasons, joining the Australian A-League, MLS and South Korea's K-League who introduced it in 2017. As with the Dutch Super Cup, it is being used in England, in the latter stages of cup competitions – the FA Cup and League Cup – this month, as well.
With The IFAB studying the progress of live Video Review implementation in MLS and in other leagues, the first full season of using the system in MLS this year will represent another significant test, as The IFAB looks to make a final decision of formally incorporating the VAR initiative into the Laws of the Game by 2018 or 2019 at the latest.
"We put so much time and effort into the preparation of this that we didn't go live until we thought we were ready to do so. People have asked why we went live halfway through the season, but it's because it was the earliest stage we were ready, and we thought success was likely.
"We did a lot of trials and testing. Including youth tournaments, we covered a total of 135 games. We were consistent with the number of reviews before we went live with what happened when we went live, so we encountered a lot of what we expected.
"One of the biggest things about Video Review that is often overlooked is the confidence it gives officials – people always say about it undermining officials' authority, but in reality, it does the opposite. Officials might make a tight call – for example, an assistant will keep their flag down because they know from experience that when it's close they give the benefit of the doubt to the attacker, but maybe they're not certain.
"A goal could be scored as a consequence of that approach, and that could play on that official's mind for the rest of the game, sometimes with 70 or 80 minutes to go. Suddenly they get the words 'check complete' in their ear from the VAR, and they know they haven't made an error. That must be a great feeling to be able to move on from that moment with confidence for the rest of the game.
"The biggest challenge, and what I go back to, is gaining consistency in relation to when VARs should intervene. Due to the subjectivity in the sport, and because every situation is slightly different, it's not easy to categorize those situations."
Read more: The background to Video Review in MLS
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We all love a good sale. But it's getting harder to tell these days whether you really got the bargain you thought you did. That's because a sale isn't always a sale.
Shoppers can be deceived by a variety of pricing terms and phrases used to entice them into stores, including storewide sales, list prices, going out of business and outlet discounts. Here's a breakdown of some problematic pricing claims.
Many discounts fall into a category known as reference pricing, which is also known as price anchoring. This is when a retailer compares the current price of an item to an "original" price — sometimes also referred to as "list" price. But those original prices may never really have existed or may be inflated to mislead consumers into thinking they are getting a bigger bargain than they actually are, a deceptive tactic known as fictitious pricing.
Federal guidelines on price comparisons require that an original or former price must have been offered "on a regular basis for a reasonably substantial period of time" for an advertised discount not to be deceptive.
Several major retail stores, including J.C. Penney and Overstock have gotten into legal trouble for listing original prices that were inflated or never actually existed; many others, including Macy's, Kohl's and Saks, are facing class-action lawsuits with similar allegations.
The legal challenges may be prompting a move away from price tag comparisons. The New York Times reported that Amazon has dropped list prices on some of its products.
Outlet stores have also faced allegations of fictitious pricing relating to items that actually were made specifically for the outlet stores and never sold elsewhere at the higher prices listed on the tags. In 2015, for example, Michael Kors agreed to change the tags in its outlet stores top stop comparing the outlet store price to a MSRP price as part of a $4.8 million lawsuit settlement. The lawsuit alleged that the company deceived and misled consumers into believing its outlet store items were previously sold at higher prices in mainline retail shops when the products were actually exclusively manufactured for sales at outlet shops.
Some lawmakers have urged the FTC to investigate outlets further, noting that in the past, outlets offered excess inventory and slightly damaged items at cheaper prices. But now, some analysts estimate that more than 85% of merchandise sold in outlet stores is manufactured exclusively for these stores, leaving consumers confused about the quality of brand names.
Did you rush out to purchase an item that was 40 percent off only to find out it was still 40 percent off a few weeks later? Perpetual sales are the norm these days, with holiday sales that run into the next holiday and special sales prices that last for weeks.
Take Hobby Lobby for example. The New York State Attorney General sued the company after it found that the retailer advertised certain items as sales items for more than a year.
"Basically, it's always a sale now," Swarthmore College consumer psychologist Barry Schwartz told The Wall Street Journal, which found extended sales at several major retail outlets.
Other stores have gotten into hot water for sales that are supposed to be connected to closings and limited inventory. But inventory isn't limited and/or the items for sale aren't really discounted.
Some major retail chains, such as Walgreens, have taken another tact in trying to attract bargain hunters by showcasing some store items with special signs that say "as advertised." But wait, before you think that you have come upon a sale, check again. The "as advertised" price is often just the daily regular price the item is sold at, and sometimes, a "sale" tag lists even a higher price.
Two for the price of one? What could go wrong with that deal? Turns out, sometimes the math doesn't add up.
One notable example is Snuggie, which advertised a buy one, get one free sale. But because of hidden fees, consumers ended up almost paying double and the marketers of Snuggie ended up forking over $7.5 million in customer refunds after the feds filed a federal case of it.
If that doesn't make you lose sleep in the comfort of a not-really-a-bargain blanket, MyPillow has some BOGO math that may also give you nightmares.
Even some supermarkets have faced legal challenges for buy-one-get-one-free items such as pork chops that proved illusory.
So, what's a shopper to do? Resist the urge to splurge until you've done some research and comparison shopping.
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RESULTLoss Girls varsity basketball @ Classical Academy.
The Guajome Park Academy varsity basketball team lost Tuesday's away playoff game against Classical Academy (Escondido, CA) by a score of 43-16.
This game is part of the "CIF San Diego Section 2019 Girls' Basketball Championships - Division V" tournament.
RESULTWin Girls varsity basketball vs. The Cambridge School.
The Guajome Park Academy varsity basketball team won Monday's home playoff game against The Cambridge School (San Diego, CA) by a score of 32-29.
The Guajome Park Academy varsity basketball team lost Friday's away conference game against Classical Academy (Escondido, CA) by a score of 42-30.
RESULTLoss Girls varsity basketball @ Orange Glen.
The Guajome Park Academy varsity basketball team lost Tuesday's away conference game against Orange Glen (Escondido, CA) by a score of 57-23.
RESULTLoss Girls varsity basketball vs. Foothills Christian.
The Guajome Park Academy varsity basketball team lost Friday's home conference game against Foothills Christian (El Cajon, CA) by a score of 72-19.
RESULTWin Girls varsity basketball @ Del Lago Academy.
The Guajome Park Academy varsity basketball team won Friday's away conference game against Del Lago Academy (Escondido, CA) by a score of 33-32.
The Guajome Park Academy varsity basketball team lost Thursday's away non-conference game against Warner (Warner Springs, CA) by a score of 45-35.
RESULTLoss Girls varsity basketball vs. Classical Academy.
The Guajome Park Academy varsity basketball team lost Tuesday's home conference game against Classical Academy (Escondido, CA) by a score of 38-31.
RESULTLoss Girls varsity basketball vs. Orange Glen.
The Guajome Park Academy varsity basketball team lost Friday's home conference game against Orange Glen (Escondido, CA) by a score of 41-11.
RESULTLoss Girls varsity basketball @ Foothills Christian.
The Guajome Park Academy varsity basketball team lost Tuesday's away conference game against Foothills Christian (El Cajon, CA) by a score of 66-19.
RESULTLoss Girls varsity basketball vs. CVLCC.
The Guajome Park Academy varsity basketball team lost Friday's home non-conference game against Chula Vista Learning Community Charter (San Diego, CA) by a score of 36-33.
RESULTLoss Girls varsity basketball vs. Del Lago Academy.
The Guajome Park Academy varsity basketball team lost Tuesday's home conference game against Del Lago Academy (Escondido, CA) by a score of 36-26.
RESULTLoss Girls varsity basketball vs. Maranatha Christian.
The Guajome Park Academy varsity basketball team lost Saturday's neutral tournament game against Maranatha Christian (San Diego, CA) by a score of 62-28.
RESULTWin Girls varsity basketball vs. San Pasqual Academy.
The Guajome Park Academy varsity basketball team won Friday's neutral tournament game against San Pasqual Academy (Escondido, CA) by a score of 38-32.
RESULTLoss Girls varsity basketball vs. Rancho Buena Vista.
The Guajome Park Academy varsity basketball team lost Friday's neutral tournament game against Rancho Buena Vista (Vista, CA) by a score of 59-19.
The Guajome Park Academy varsity basketball team lost Thursday's neutral tournament game against Holy Martyrs Armenian (Encino, CA) by a score of 53-24.
RESULTWin Girls varsity basketball vs. Bonsall.
The Guajome Park Academy varsity basketball team won Tuesday's home non-conference game against Bonsall (CA) by a score of 57-15.
RESULTWin Girls varsity basketball @ Julian.
The Guajome Park Academy varsity basketball team won Wednesday's away non-conference game against Julian (CA) by a score of 66-17.
RESULTWin Girls varsity basketball @ Bonsall.
The Guajome Park Academy varsity basketball team won Monday's away non-conference game against Bonsall (CA) by a score of 65-22.


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No journalist has ever been in my house and no photographs have ever been taken of where I live. I don't parade my family out for display, which is the way it will stay.
Author Profession: Actor
Born: July 9, 1956
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You cannot look up at the night sky on the Planet Earth and not wonder what it's like to be up there amongst the stars. And I always look up at the moon and see it as the single most romantic place within the cosmos.
Sky Stars You Romantic
Nature Me Relationship You
Everybody has something that chews them up and, for me, that thing was always loneliness. The cinema has the power to make you not feel lonely, even when you are.
Loneliness Me You Power
If it wasn't hard, everyone would do it. It's the hard that makes it great.
Great Hard Everyone Makes Would
There's a difference between solitude and loneliness. I can understand the concept of being a monk for a while.
Loneliness Understand Solitude I Can
I think it's better to feel good than to look good.
Good Look Think Better
If you're funny, if there's something that makes you laugh, then every day's going to be okay.
Funny Day You Laugh
At the end of the day it's got to be a good movie, it's got to be a funny movie, and it's got to make people think, 'Hey, I couldn't have spent my time any better.'
Funny Good Day Time
A hero is somebody who voluntarily walks into the unknown.
Hero Unknown Who Somebody Walks
There's a small percentage of people who can act. There's a small percentage who get to do this for a living. There's a swath of the population that are able to keep a story in their head and fight all the battles against self-consciousness and the surreal unnaturalness of acting in a movie. The technical aspects you can learn fairly quickly.
You People Fight Small
May you live as long as you want and not want as long as you live.
You Long Live Want
There's this misconception that the Navy is this cruise ship, and you get to go out and sail around, and every now and then, you have to swab the deck. But, no, it is a very impressive group of young people that live at sea, in this place that's very uncomfortable. They exude a pride that is well-deserved.
Sea You People Pride
I understand the concept of optimism. But I think with me what you get is a lack of cynicism.
Me You Think Understand
Some people are cowards... I think by and large a third of people are villains, a third are cowards, and a third are heroes. Now, a villain and a coward can choose to be a hero, but they've got to make that choice.
People Hero Think Villain


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"… The program, commendably, doesn't give the reborn darling of the green movement, Al Gore, a pass: the Clinton administration didn't seize its opportunity for bold action any more than the two Bush administrations did.
"But there's not much new here. The current administration is portrayed as worse than head-in-the-sand, as actively promoting bad science, but others have already made that claim."
"This pithy, dense program tells us what we've long suspected -- that, at the highest levels, politics moves along the lines of ordinary human weaknesses. Treachery triumphs. Sometimes the promise of the glory of a great future is thrown away for the expediency of a thrill today or tomorrow."
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