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A sacred precinct near the shore in Argos. Several statues of the gods can be seen, as well as a large altar. As the play opens, DANAUS, and his fifty daughters, the maidens who compose the CHORUS, enter. Their costumes have an oriental richness about them not characteristic of the strictly Greek. They carry also the wands of suppliants. The CHORUS is singing.
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If everything plays out in their favor, the Los Angeles Lakers will be back in their practice facility on May 16, the day after the stay at home order in California is supposed to be adjusted
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"I think we need some games," Vogel said. "I don't know if they'd have to be regular-season games, in terms of finishing the season. Maybe they're exhibition games, you know what I mean, that you treat as sort of your dress rehearsal or whatever.
"I think for the health of the league and for the health of everyone involved, the more we can get in for our league and our fans, the better. So I think if there's a way to get regular-season games in, that would be great, but safety's going to be the top priority. But the biggest thing for me is that there's got to be at least some exhibition games, which I think there would be."
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EBEN D. JORDAN & others, executors & trustees, vs. JAMES C. JORDAN.
192 Mass. 337
Present: KNOWLTON, C. J., MORTON, LATHROP, BRALEY, & SHELDON, JJ.
Trust. Capital and Income. Agent, Commission. Broker.
Where an estate of great value, nearly one third of which consists of real property, is held under the provisions of a will by trustees having large discretionary powers as to investments and the management of the estate, in trust to pay the income to certain beneficiaries during a period fixed by the will with a remainder
over, if the trustees find it expedient from time to time to make extensive alterations in the real property in order to obtain tenants and to render the whole estate productive so that the income can be kept at a fixed standard or increased in amount, the expenses incurred by the trustees in good faith for these purposes properly can be paid out of the income of the estate without charging any part of them to capital, although incidentally the immediate value of the buildings may have been increased by the improvements.
Where an estate of great value, nearly one third of which consists of real property, is held under the provisions of a will by trustees having large discretionary powers as to investments and the management of the estate, in trust to pay the income to certain beneficiaries during a period fixed by the will with a remainder over, and where the testator in his will expressed his high opinion of permanent Investments in real estate and suggested to the trustees that before making any sale under the power given them in the will they should fully consider the expediency of doing so, and where also during the existence of the trust the net income of the entire estate has been reasonably adequate for the purposes of the trust and has been paid to the beneficiaries from the time of the testator's death, if the estate includes several parcels of realty left by the testator which have been either entirely unproductive or have not produced sufficient income to pay taxes and the cost of maintenance, although it is the duty of the trustees to convert this unproductive property into a fund that will produce revenue without unnecessary delay, until such conversion they are justified in paying from the general income of the estate all charges necessary in carrying the unproductive realty; and, if within a period of five years after the death of the testator they sell certain of these unproductive parcels at a profit above the inventory valuations, the proceeds of such sales belong to capital without any deduction in favor of income by reason of delay in the conversion of the property, such delay having been contemplated by the testator.
The rule long settled in this Commonwealth that a commission paid by a trustee to a broker for negotiating a sale of personal property belonging to the trust is to be charged to income and not to capital applies equally to the payment of a broker's commission for negotiating a sale of real estate belonging to the trust.
APPEALS , filed in the Supreme Judicial Court on June 15, 1905, by James C. Jordan, one of the life beneficiaries under the will of Eben D. Jordan, late of Boston, from decrees of the Probate Court for the county of Suffolk allowing the accounts of the trustees under that will.
There were six accounts filed by the trustees, covering the period from November 15, 1895, the date of the death of the testator, to October 30, 1900.
Objections were filed by James C. Jordan, the appellant, to these accounts as well as to accounts filed by the executors. The matter was referred to John C. Gray, Esquire, as auditor, who made a report. Thereafter the matter came before the Probate Court, and the entry of the decrees appealed from was consented
to by the appellant "except in so far as items involved questions as between capital and income."
The appeals came on to be heard before Braley, J., who at the request of the parties reserved them on the pleadings (omitting the schedules annexed to the objections), the will, the auditor's report so far as it related to the questions raised by the appeals, a stipulation and a statement of the facts admitted, for determination by the full court, such decrees to be entered as equity and justice might require.
The following facts by agreement were taken as admitted at the argument: The testator's widow survived him, and died in February, 1897. Four children of the testator survived him, and now are living, namely, James C. Jordan, Eben D. Jordan, Jr., Julia M. Dumaresq and Alice M. Foster. No child of the testator died before him leaving issue. The appellant had two daughters of his first marriage, both of whom are living. The testator died seised of vacant lands in Brookline and Boston in addition to the lands in regard to which the questions were raised which are considered in the opinion.
The following provisions of the will relate to the duration and termination of the trust:
". . . And upon the further trust at the end of said period of suspension to pay, transfer and convey to each descendant then living of said James C. Jordan, Eben D. Jordan Junior, Julia M. Dumaresq or Alice M. Foster as the case may be for whose benefit a general share or a part of a general share shall then be held in trust under this my will or who has been receiving income from any general share or part of a general share, the general share or the part of the general share itself held in trust for his or her benefit or of which he or she received the income in either case discharged of all trusts. . . .
"And provided further that the words 'son' 'daughter' 'child' 'children' 'brother' 'sister' 'issue' 'lawful issue' 'descendant' 'beneficiary' 'heir at law' 'next or nearest of kin' or other word or words wherever used in this will, whether hereinbefore or hereinafter with reference to persons descended from my said son James C. Jordan shall in all cases be taken to refer only to such persons as shall have descended from the said James and his said former wife Helen L. Jordan and in no instance to those
persons, if any, who shall have descended from said James and his present or any other wife except said Helen it being my intention to exclude from sharing in any part of my property whether principal or income any and all children issue or descendants however near or remote of my said son James, except his said daughters by his said former wife Helen L. Jordan and their respective issue and descendants.
"Said period of suspension shall be and continue from the time of my death during the lives of such of my lawful descendants as shall be living at the time of my death and during the lives and life of the survivors and survivors [sic] of them and for twenty years after all of them shall have died, whether such descendants living at the time of my death shall be a child or children and grand child or grand children and great grand child or great grand children and more remote issue of mine, or shall embrace less generations."
The following article of the will is referred to in the opinion as a "cautionary direction":
"Article Twenty-fourth : — I think after a long experience on the subject, very highly of real estate as a permanent investment and I suggest that the executors or executor or administrators or administrator for the time being under this my will and the trustees or trustee for the time being thereunder, fully consider the expediency of making any sale of real estate, under the power given in and by this will, before making sale thereof, but this is only by way of suggestion, and is not in any manner whatsoever to control, lessen, impair or affect the power to sell real estate hereinbefore given in and by this will."
Other portions of the will necessary for a proper understanding of the decision of the court are quoted or described in the opinion, where also other material facts are stated.
C. K. Cobb, for the trustees.
C. E. Rushmore, (of New York,) (L. D. Brandeis with him,) for James C. Jordan, appellant.
R. F. Sturgis, for Charles S. Rackemann, guardian ad litem.
BRALEY, J. By the will of the testator after devising in article fifth his mansion house to his wife, the residue of the estate consisting of real and personal property to a large amount is given to trustees "in trust to manage and invest the same in
a careful and prudent manner and receive the income therefrom and after deducting and paying from said income all taxes and other charges incident thereto including a reasonable compensation to the trustees . . . to pay to my said wife out of the remainder of said income in case she shall survive me, the yearly sum of twenty-five thousand dollars . . . during the term of her natural life." He then proceeds, subject to this provision, to provide for his four children and their issue, which as to his son James included only the children by his first wife, by further directing the trustees "to divide all said rest residue and remainder of said estates and property . . . into such a number of equal shares that there shall be one share to be held in trust for the benefit" of each of them. Upon such division being made it then becomes the duty of the trustees "to manage such general share in a careful and prudent manner and invest from time to time in a careful and prudent manner such part thereof as may be uninvested and collect and receive the income from such general share and after paying from the income of such general share, all taxes and other charges incident to such general share including a reasonable compensation to the trustees for the time being for their services in respect to such general share, to pay the residue of the income of such general share to the son or daughter of mine for whose benefit such general share is held in trust." But it is further provided if the trustees find it inconvenient this division need not be made, and only his or her proportionate share of the income need be ascertained and paid over to the beneficiary. This course has been followed as the trustees thus far have treated the estate as undivided. In article sixteen their discretionary powers are defined in these words: "Full power and authority are hereby given to the trustees for the time being under any article of this my will to change from time to time the investment or reinvestment of the whole or of any part of the property held in trust by such trustees and for this purpose to sell the whole or any part thereof at public auction or by private sale and for such consideration and on such terms as such trustees . . . shall deem expedient and convey the same by good and sufficient deed or deeds in fee or other transfers or conveyances to the purchaser or purchasers discharged of all trusts and receive the proceeds of such sale, but such proceeds
shall be invested . . . in such other property as they shall deem safe and prudent investments, but to be held upon the same trusts. . . ." A portion of the personalty has been converted into realty by a purchase of the premises described as the "Park Square tract," and by building an apartment house called "Trinity Court," and while three parcels of real property of which he died seised have been sold, the fee in one has been acquired under the foreclosure of a mortgage held by the testator at his death. With these exceptions and the transfer in compliance with a contract of the testator of certain shares of corporate stock out of a large number owned by him, and the liquidation of his interest in the mercantile firm of which he was a member, there appear to have been no substantial changes in the form of the property as received by them. The widow has since deceased, but the children survive, and from time to time the trustees have rendered accounts of their trust in which receipts, expenditures and investments are shown, and while apparently assented to by the other beneficiaries, the appellant, who originally objected to their allowance on many grounds that under the appeal have become eliminated, still contends that the first six accounts should be reformed so that certain sums paid from income should be charged to capital. These objections rest upon two grounds, either that the items now in dispute for repairs, alterations and improvements were of such a permanent character that they should have been so charged, or that if the taxes and maintenance of any separate parcel exceeded the income therefrom, the deficit should not have been finally supplied from the general income, but upon sale of the land should have been taken from principal.
In adapting, after completion, the basement, first story, and other parts of the building erected by them, by providing an elevator, building a stairway, with other minor changes, and furnishing additional equipment of lighting, heating and plumbing, and in remodelling and fitting the third story of another building left by the testator, for the purpose either of securing tenants, or for their accommodation, many changes or improvements were made, some of which it is now contended have been permanent in character. These alterations increased the rental value of the property, and if the total cost both of construction
and equipment, of which these items form only a part, come out of the remaindermen, then as no part of this burden is borne by the beneficiaries for life they would receive a benefit wholly at the expense of those who ultimately would participate in a division of the estate at the determination of the trust. Under the large discretionary powers conferred, the trustees, in the exercise of a sound business administration, might find it expedient from time to time to make extensive alterations in the real property in order to obtain tenants and render the whole estate productive, so that the income could be kept either at a fixed standard or increased in amount. They are found by the auditor to have acted in good faith, and with reasonable judgment in deciding that these changes were advisable. Because of some of these alterations, the buildings may have been intrinsically more valuable than before, and in a certain sense the alterations are permanent in character, but already there has been a partial restoration of one building to its original condition at the expense of capital and what other changes may be reasonably required in the future to obtain and keep tenants cannot of course be anticipated.
In the management of such property details of administration must be left very largely to the sound discretion of those entrusted by the testator with its development as a source of revenue, and, these disbursements having been found justifiable, the apportionment by the trustees so far as it is now in dispute does not appear to have been erroneous. After making an adjustment as to all expenditures which clearly belonged either to capital or income, there remain those in dispute, and these charges though debatable they paid from income. But upon consideration of the principal object sought, which was to retain or increase rental values, no satisfactory reason is shown why these several outlays should not as a whole be treated as being in the nature of occasional repairs or improvements, which did not permanently increase the value of the inheritance, but did enhance income, and to the payment of which capital that already had borne what was plainly deemed its proportional legitimate part should not be made further to contribute. Sohier v. Eldredge, 103 Mass. 345, 351. Little v. Little, 161 Mass. 188, 202. This may be said to be in accordance with the
general rule that, in the absence of a different testamentary direction or of an agreement as to apportionment between the tenant for life and the reversioner, ordinarily taxes, insurance, and all incidental expenses of the maintenance of real property, which forms a part of an estate held in trust, whether left by a testator or purchased by the trustees, are to be paid from income. Parsons v. Winslow, 16 Mass. 361, 368. Little v. Little, ubi supra. Holmes v. Taber, 9 Allen 246. New England Trust Co. v. Eaton, 140 Mass. 532. Plympton v. Boston Dispensary, 106 Mass. 544. Mandell v. Green, 108 Mass. 277. Bridge v. Bridge, 146 Mass. 373, 376. The case of Stone v. Littlefield, 151 Mass. 485, which the appellant suggests supports a different doctrine, is not in conflict. In that case the ordinary rule that taxes should come out of income was not followed, because they had become a lien on the property when the trustee acquired title under the foreclosure of a mortgage taken by the testator, and their payment was necessary before a satisfactory title could be given to the purchaser to whom he afterwards sold. Upon a sale under such conditions capital either receives the benefit of any gain, or must bear the burden of any loss, and the trustee therefore could not at the expense of income retain the amount of the taxes in anticipation that a sale in fee by him would not produce enough to satisfy the mortgage debt with the incidental disbursements. Worcester City Missionary Society v. Memorial Church, 186 Mass. 531, 539.
Included in the estate were several parcels of realty left by the testator, which taken separately have either been entirely unproductive, or have not produced sufficient income to pay taxes and costs of maintenance, and the trustees have supplied this deficiency from the income received from the remainder of the property. While the two investments in realty made by the trustees need not be considered, as each has yielded sufficient returns to pay taxes and expenses, and the propriety of the purchase of the estate in Park Square is now unquestioned, a sale at a profit above the inventory having been made within a period of five years elapsing after the testator's death I of three parcels of the unproductive real estate, an argument also is urgently pressed that out of the proceeds enough should
then have been transferred to income to cover any loss occasioned by this delay. It is settled that trustees without unnecessary delay are to convert unproductive property received from a testator into a fund which will produce revenue, and when so created the right of the life tenant to the income is to be ascertained, and the income computed from the time of the testator's death. Edwards v. Edwards, 183 Mass. 581, 583, and cases cited. In that case on which the appellant strongly relies the testator directed that his property, the bulk of which consisted of unproductive land, and of speculative investments in stocks carried on margins, should be converted into sound securities, and after paying a small annuity to his son and daughter-in-law the remainder of the income was to go to his wife for life. It is obvious that his sole purpose was to create a permanent fund safely invested, the returns from which should be immediately available for their support. But in the present case the life tenants were not dependent upon the testator, and the scheme of the will plainly indicates that he anticipated that the establishment of the trust fund even before any division into shares became advisable might be prolonged in time. The trustees were not required to divide the estate, which was not only of great value, but nearly one third of which consisted of real property, into "separate and distinct shares" if such division was found inconvenient or inexpedient. If this was not done, the testator's direction was, "then so long as it shall not be necessary to actually divide the same to hold the same in undivided general shares," which included these particular investments made by the testator. The cautionary direction found in the twenty-fourth article of his will, while not absolutely binding upon them, is indicative that he contemplated that his trustees if they followed his judgment might delay the conversion. Harvard College v. Amory, 9 Pick. 446, 462. If they adopted this course then their action was in accordance with his suggested intention, and when any of these parcels were converted into money the life tenants were not entitled to have any part of the proceeds treated as income and deducted before the whole fell into principal, for being in receipt of the net income from the entire trust as constituted by him, which is not only shown to have been reasonably adequate, but has been paid to them from the
time of his death, they were realizing all the benefit therefrom which he intended, even if a part of the estate during this time remained barren. Lovering v. Minot, 9 Cush. 151, 158. Eldredge v. Heard, 106 Mass. 579. Green v. Crapo, 181 Mass. 55. Edwards v. Edwards, ubi supra.
A further objection is taken to the payment from income of a broker's commission for negotiating the sale of a parcel of improved realty, but there would seem to be no difference in principle between such a sale, and a similar method of disposing of personalty by trustees, where it has been held that such an appropriation from income was authorized. Heard v. Eldredge, 109 Mass. 258. If the question were open, objections which perhaps could be soundly urged against this rule would call for careful examination, but the rule has been so long settled, and presumably followed by trustees, that it ought not to be disturbed. See New England Trust Co. v. Eaton, 140 Mass. 532, 545.
Decrees are to be entered affirming the decrees of the Probate Court.
Ordered accordingly.
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Suddenly you're reminded of a scene in a Monty Python film about what the Romans ever did for us.
It continues, this purest and simplest form, with guidebooks, another chalk bag known as a boulder bucket, a stickbrush, some finger tape, maybe some hand warmers and a spare hat, not to mention something to carry all of this around! Another pair of shoes, some more chalk, a larger selection of brushes of differing stiffnesses for crimps, slopers, pockets, it goes on. The use of helmets is now being advocated more and more (with good reason, too, as highballs become higher) so throw one of them in too, and for those excessively keen and willing to fly in the face of the forums, a knee pad. Actually, make that two.
You see, it can be simple; a pure and true test of your abilities, no doubt, but only in so much as soloing is to trad climbing. To reduce this wonderful form of climbing to a mere sentence just doesn't do it justice, it doesn't tell the whole story. Bouldering isn't about minimalism for most (i'm sure i take more stuff with me to a roadside boulder as i saw Alex Honnold take up his three big wall climbs in Yosemite) it's about what you do when you're on the rock. It's about the mentality of the man on the face, what he's aspiring to and how he's willing to go about it. A friend of mine said that a bouldering session consisted of 20% climbing and 80% sat around and i'd be tempted to agree with him, but only if i got my behind in gear and did a bit more when i was there… It's not derogatory, it's the way it is when you're busting a gut to hold onto the smallest holds possible for a very short amount of time.
So by all means, go out and climb with nothing but you and the rock; simplifying things as much as you can. Or don't, and take five pads, three chalk bags and a dozen pairs of shoes for a ten-foot traverse, it makes no odds. Just get out, get the blinkers on and get on something hard: that's the real essence of bouldering.


You've got a well – a spiritual well – on the inside of you if you're a Christian. From that well, Jesus said, "living water" springs forth and becomes a fountain, "springing up into everlasting life." (John 4:14).
Water is a precious commodity in Colorado and much of the Western United States. For the first few years of my married life we had a cistern for our household water. When the irrigation ditch was flowing, we hooked up the pump and ran a fat hose from the ditch to the cistern to fill it. If we got carried away with showers or dishwashing or laundry, we'd run out of water at the wrong time and have to haul it by truck from town. It wasn't the best water, either. A cup or two of bleach kept it from being too gross, but every now and then there would be a whiff of stagnant pond when we turned on the shower. Ew.
When I was 10 or 11 my parents bought a piece of property and began the search for a suitable water source. They had to drill deep, so deep the well drillers told them several times to give up. Suddenly, mud and water (and the drill bit) flew out of that hole and up into the air, propelled by a powerful flow of water from deep below the surface of the earth. They had more than just a well, and definitely more than a cistern, they had a fountain on that land.
Cisterns have to be filled by hand, and they can crack or leak.
Wells can go dry or be stopped up.
But a fountain keeps flowing, like a river.
You can't stop up a fountain.
Feeling stopped up? Going through a dry spell? The enemy of your soul has probably connived a way to plug up your well ... or at least convince you your well is stopped up. Don't fret. There's a fountain on the inside of you, and it doesn't take much to let it loose.
Praise. Pray. Speak the Word.
Just a little action on your part is all it takes to loosen things up and blow the enemy and his oppression right out of your life.
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you took me back to my youth. We had a cistern under our kitchen. I used to play with the switch on the downspout that diverted water from the cistern to flow out and away from the house. And we had a well.
when you took the top off the well and looked in there... you'd wonder how anyone would be happy with drinking well water. The smell went from sweet to sulphur to chlorine. oh well. oops.
I heartily agree that we have an enemy who'd like to stop us up. Nice to know we have a friend who'll blow that enemy high into the sky when he's messed with us for too long!
Heheheh... I'm SO glad to be back on a well. We have an aquifer under our property and have fabulous water. The town water here smells like bleach!
I can't imagine having a cistern. We had well water for a few years when I was a kid. Even the ice cubes smelled and tasted gross.
Of course, the pipes that bring it to us are under the bridge, so if something ever happened, we'd be in a little trouble.
Around here its the deer pee that messes with the water. The town puts out a boil order at least once a year for giardia. Ew.


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West Australians to play match in Mumbai, India
Wednesday, August 31 2005 @ 01:29 am ACST
Contributed by: Aaron Richard
Reports in last weekend's Sunday Times newspaper in the Western Australian capital Perth suggest that the grand finalists from this year's WAFL (Western Australian Football League, the state league feeding into the West Coast Eagles and Fremantle Dockers) will play an exhibition match in the Indian city of Mumbai (Bombay) the weekend after this year's AFL grand final. Also mentioned in the article is the possibility of Perth hosting the 2008 International Cup, although this is still at the rumour stage.
World Cup For Perth
Aug 28 Digby Beacham, Sunday Times, Perth
A push is on for Perth to host the Australian Football International Cup in 2008. In a major boost for WA football this years (2005) WAFL Grand Finalists seem certain to play an exhibition match in Mumbai (Bombay), India, a week after the AFL grand final.
Another overseas game, possibly to South Africa, is on the agenda for next year. WAFL General Manager Grant Dorrington said negotiations for the Mumbai match were advanced. "We looked at getting a game up there previously but were not able to do so" Dorrington said. "But we are very keen for it to take place late this year and are confident that will be the case... From the WAFL`s point of view we are terribly keen to grow the game and matches in India and South Africa would aid us in that endeavour".
Melbourne has been home to the only two Australian Football Championship International Cups in 2002 and again this month, where NZ defeated PNG after 10 countries played over five rounds. Sports Minister Bob Kucera wants WA to host the Championships and is keen to take the game to South Africa in 2006, where the sport relationship between Australia and the Republic has grown after the inclusion of the Western Force in the Super 14 Rugby Union comp.
"We are interested in the Championships, very much so" Kucera said. "If the WA Football Commission wants to bid for that, we will be very strong in our support. I have already spoken to Andrew Demitriou and Ron Evans and others about it."
"Apparently the AFL game development department want the championship - which is expected to feature more countries than the first two titles - held in Perth. Last month the ten countries battled it out in Melbourne . The grand final was played as a curtain raiser before the MCG showdown between Carlton and Collingwood".
"Not only would the Championship be a boost to the economy here in Perth, it would be a great showcase for Australian Rules" Kucera said. "I am a huge believer that one way for Australian Rules to flourish is to create international competition. I have only recently returned from South Africa and there are 16 Australian Rules football teams in the North West Province and Gauteng, and there is great enthusiasm for the sport in the townships".
To capitalise on the growing interest, Kucera would like to see an exhibition game in South Africa next year (2006), possibly between the WAFL grand finalists again. He would like the game to be played in Cape Town—which hosted the AFL pre-season match between Fremantle and Brisbane in 1998—Or the Eastern Cape. Kucera intends to send a high-powered delegation to South Africa in October or November to try and tee up such a game.
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Authored by: Sean Finlayson
on Wednesday, August 31 2005 @ 03:21 am ACST
These are fantastic ideas from the Sandgropers!
I would definately travel to Perth to see the World Cup. Maybe this would wake up some football spoilt Victorians, and I think it would be a great thing for WA. Hopefully this is more than a rumor, because I think the people of Perth would get right behind it (I'd expect nothing less than a bumper crowd for the upcoming International Rules in Perth and recent Rugby Union internationals have drawn big crowds in Perth). They seem to be a bit more openminded than Victorians about the game. I think they'd get many people from SA and Vic coming across to see the World Cup if it was hosted there, as I'm sure the WA government would put more effort into interstate promotion than the AFL/Vic government did here.
As for the it is great to see some local leagues thinking outside the square to promote the game in their neighbouring regions. Of course, people from India wouldn't be able to tell the difference between a top-level AFL game and West Australian sides. The standard is lightyears above what they would have ever seen if anything, and with the right promotion could do really well. More frequent exhibition games is just what the game needs, and it would be great if other state leagues could do something similar, as the AFL seems to have capacity for a couple a year, and it is too big world to cover for one league.
It would be a good strategy for the AFL to carve the world up into regions and delegate them to state based AFL clubs and state leagues to use them as exclusive feeders (Queensland - PNG, Samoa; NSW - New Zealand; WA - South Africa, India etc.), and give state leagues extra impetus to run their own promotions to grow the game internationally and at the same time enahnce the quality and grass-roots footy in their own states.
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Authored by: Aaron Richard
on Thursday, September 01 2005 @ 12:36 am ACST
Already happening to some extent.
PNG already is 'zoned' to Queensland - the PNG juniors compete in the Queensland state championships and they are planning matches against the Cairns AFL and such.
New Zealand are going to start competing in the Victorian Country Football League interleague series against the rep sides from the various Victorian country leagues. (Can't remember if we've officially announced that yet - but it's in motion).
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To follow on from your comments (sean & aaron). NZ have enough quality U/16's & U/18's now to join into the "B" Division of the Australian Championship's (along with Tassie, Queensland, NSW/ACT and NT) and in fact it is a part of their Development Plan.This is an area that should be pushed as it will no doubt produce future AFL STARS and then and only then will the AFL CLUBS feel like they are getting something from International AFL. Back in 2002 they beat a state ACT team in a U/16s tournament in Canberra. Some of those boys are as good as any Aussie kid. I know it's pie in the sky stuff now, but don't be surprised to see a relocated AFL side based in Auckland, NZ within ten years or so. Only 3 Hours away from Melbourne, 1.2 million people, plenty of money, brand new market & sponsors.
If there's a Western Force in Perth, what about a far Eastern Bulldogs in Auckland ?
on Thursday, September 01 2005 @ 08:21 pm ACST
I had heard that a few years ago - Colin, with your connections to NZ do you know what stage that's at?
The NZ under 21s toured Victoria a couple of years ago with some measure of success - and it was mentioned then that the Kiwis and PNG could soon be in the national under 18s (is it still officially called the Teal Cup?)
As for an AFL side in NZ, it's possible, but I think even if someone had to relocate they'd be more likely to head to Canberra, Darwin, Tassie or maybe the Gold Coast or Western Sydney before NZ. We'll see though, it's always a possibility.
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Authored by: Ash Nugent
on Saturday, September 03 2005 @ 08:14 am ACST
I'm a big pusher for the games growth overseas and Auckland may well be a possibility for an AFL side but I still think we need to fix up things at home first.
10 teams in Victoria is unsustainable. You should probably discount Geelong and say 9 Melbourne sides but the issue is still the same. We need to reward fans on the Gold Coast in Darwin and Tassie and break into new markets (West Sydney, Canberra and - I don't know why it's never mentioned as it has a large population but also - Newcastle).
I've thought on the issue extensively over the past few years and:
An expanded 18 team competition. Two introductions and several relocations. 5 teams in Melbourne, 1 in Geelong, 2 in Adelaide, 1 in Perth, 1 in Fremantle, 1 in Darwin (with the possibility of one game played in Alice Springs) 1 side in Brisbane, 1 on the Gold Coast - possibly the promotion of Southport, 2 in Sydney, 1 in Canberra, 1 in Newcastle and 1 in Launceston with a couple of games played in Hobart.
That is obviously dramatic and would only be possible over a large time frame but the AFL must take a serious look at its structure if it wants to remain a truly national competition.
I suppose the main argument against reductions in the amount if teams in Victoria surrounds the concern as to whether supporters would cease following their team if it was rellocated. The short answer is probably yes, but then look at Fitzroy and South Melbourne supporters in Melbourne. Even if the AFL did undergo temporary crowd loss it surely wouldn't affect the next generation (how many kids follow their parents footy teams?) and as a Kanagroos supporter living in Melbourne not only do I accept a permanent move to Canberra but endorse it. Finally the Victorians are UNDERSERVING of 10 teams. The reason State of Origin went under was largely due to Victoria's poor attedances and now they cry poor. If they cannot support the game on an International level then why do they deserve to be the heartland of the worlds greatest game? I do not propose that the Grand Final leave the MCG because that is where it should always belong but other central issues surrounding football do need a shake up, especially so because of new threats such as the A-League.
Just a last word; obviously all Victorians aren't unsupporting of football (for example I attended a few International Cup games) but some facets of footy can definitely be more successful interstate.
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Q: Segment Tree Query for Maximum Number I have given a an array A of n integer , and Q query in the form of X D for each query i have to find the maximum element in sub array [Ax , A(x-D),A(x-2D)..]
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Let D <= sqrt(N). There are at most sqrt(N) such distinct D's. Let's iterate over them. For a fixed value d, we can compute f[i] = max(a[i], f[i - d]) for all i in linear time (boundary conditions need to be handled properly). The the answer for all queries (X, D), where D = d, is just f[X].
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Ethereum (ETH/USD) encountered decent buying pressure during today's Asian session, reaching as high as the 169.76 level. As noted in our 14 April 2019 analysis, traders gunned for the Stops above the 169.34 area, representing the 38.2% retracement of the 185.62 – 159.27 area. Stops were also triggered above the 168.47 area, representing the 61.8% retracement of the 222.78 – 80.60 range. This technical breach opens up the 189.23 level as an upside target, representing the 76.4% retracement of the same range.
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On 60-minute chart, SlowK is Bearishly below SlowD while MACD is Bullishly above MACDAverage.
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Stronger upside targets include the 87.39 level, representing the 38.2% retracement of the 192.89 – 22.17 range, and the 102.26 area, representing the 50% retracement of the 182.35 – 22.17 range.
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One Of You Will Be… Top Chef
By Kristen Hawley
It's official - fan favorite (and argued judge's pet) Stephanie Izard has won the fourth season of Top Chef. This week's straightforward, four-course formal challenge seemed surprisingly simple after last week's full-on pig-fest, but it allowed each chef to shine as they made what Colicchio dramatically referred to as, "the most important meal you'll ever prepare."
Top three observations from last night's episode:
1. I kind of want to take Richard home with me. His innovative methods and dedication to his craft are admirable; his devotion to his wife and baby-on-the-way is downright adorable. I also loved his full circle strategy - starting with a seared scallop, and ending with a seared banana "scallop" for dessert. He put personal thought and reflection into his menu - an admirable addition to the competitive edge. My heart broke a little when he said, "losing at the last second sucks." Yeah... it does, but don't be so hard on yourself, Richard! We love you!
2. Lisa may be rude, annoying, and downright unlikable, but she clearly pulled it together with her selections. I'll say it: based purely on last night's performance, I think she should have won. She picked a bold and spicy theme that suited her personality. Both the prawns and soup dumplings were clear judge favorites, though her arms-crossed attitude at Judges' Table week after week was obviously part of her ultimate undoing.
3. Braised pistachios are a hit. In truth, I thought Richard's bacon ice cream would have caused the biggest stir, but the pistachios took top ingredient honor. (As an aside, Haagen-Daaz, I don't care what Ted says; we prefer our frosty desserts pork-free, thank you.) It was the pistachios that pushed Stephanie's roasted lamb medallions over the top, causing them to be a clear favorite. "This is the first time I'm hearing 'I love'," said chef Eric Ripert, referring to the judges' reactions as they tasted her lamb. You would think this guy would be a little miffed over Stephanie's earlier scrutiny of his fish-filleting skill - obviously the pistachios won him over.
Stephanie's new title as the first-ever female Top Chef certainly gives me that warm, fuzzy feeling, as much for her graciousness and surprise at being chosen as for her clear talent and consistency throughout the series. Well-chosen, TC judges. And, really, Richard, don't be too hard on yourself. You're fantastic! Enjoy your new car. Big hug.
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The large and small locks will close to all marine traffic eight hours, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., May 29 to inspect and close a saltwater drain screen structure.
Army Corps working on NOAA's Howard A. Hanson Dam BiOp recommendation
Seattle District Corps officials met with fisheries experts May 8, to begin working on NOAA's Biological Opinion (BiOp) recommendations to offset effects to Endangered Species Act (ESA) listed fish and Orcas from the operation and maintenance of Howard A. Hanson Dam (HAHD). Participants included the Muckleshoot Indian Tribe, NOAA Fisheries, Washington State's Departments of Ecology and Fish and Wildlife, King County and Tacoma Water officials.
Seattle non-profit selected for Army Corps national partnership award
Seattle-based non-profit Discover Your Northwest (DYNW), was selected for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers 2018 Excellence in Partnerships Award.
Free public Army Corps permitting session offered in Longview
The Seattle District Regulatory Branch is holding free permitting public information sessions in Southwest Washington this spring, with one scheduled for May 8 in Longview, Washington.


School closings in New Castle Indiana often give them a sense of comfort as if the school has regained the power it lost temporarily due to the crime. There I learned what community meant — along with the sense of place and responsibility it entails. It is part of the and has an enrollment of approximately 1,200 students. Public 4 A good relationship between a student and their educators is paramount to their success. The goal is for all students to score at the passing level on the test.
In 1999, freshmen students were moved from Parkview Junior High School to the newly expanded high school. New Castle High School is ranked 65th within Indiana. GreatSchools School Name Type Review Rating 8 I enrolled my son today on the spot, the office staff was very helpful and very very friendly. It is the county seat of the Henry County. Parker falls short and seems to have no intention of making an effort to address the situation.
Often school districts will close certain schools if there is a shift in enrollment. Empowering parents GreatSchools is the leading national nonprofit empowering parents to unlock educational opportunities for their children. Cemetery: South Mound Cemetery 1. Sometimes when communities grow, certain areas become less populated where others become more densely populated. Public 4 Knightstown Intermediate has ben great for my daughter. When such a violent event occurs such as a shooting, schools sometimes close indefinitely. Major Disasters Presidential Declared: 10 Emergencies Declared: 5 Causes of natural disasters: Storms: 7 , Floods: 6 , Tornadoes: 5 , Snows: 2 , Winter Storms: 2 , Blizzard: 1 , Hurricane: 1 , Ice Storm: 1 , Snowstorm: 1 Note: Some incidents may be assigned to more than one category.
New Castle High School is a public high school in. Religion Adherents Congregations Evangelical Protestant 11,855 75 Mainline Protestant 6,312 34 Catholic 626 2 Other 275 2 Black Protestant 180 1 None 30,214 - Source: Clifford Grammich, Kirk Hadaway, Richard Houseal, Dale E. Located in Indiana with a population of 18,114, the closest colleges are ranked by distance from New Castle. Please consult school detail page for comprehensive cost information. The school has an athletics department that offers various sporting activities, including basketball, wrestling, volleyball and cross country. The area was named after New Castle, Kentucky. Freshman students are required to eat lunch together, enroll in study hall, and attend freshman—only classes in English, science and math.
In 1973, eighth and ninth grade students began attending the newly constructed Parkview Junior High School. The City of New Castle was the birthplace of Wilbur Wright, who was born in 1867. Department of Education National Center for Education Statistics survey. The present high school originated from the New Castle Academy in 1870. As a parent that moved into the district.
Data are based on the 2015-2016 school year. We moved here a year ago and she was very sad for a long time. Program goals include increased attendance, reduction in disciplinary problems, and academic improvement. Pindell, Class of 1997, Political Reporter for The Boston Globe. The student body makeup is 51 percent male and 49 percent female, and the total minority enrollment is 10 percent. Snow, ice and stormy activity are just a few of the weather events that can cause a school to close temporarily. Courts: Henry County - Circuit Court 1215 Race Street , Henry County - Superior Court 2 1215 Race Street , Henry County - Superior Court 1 1215 Race Street.
Parent tip: Look at the and sections below to see how different student groups are doing at this school. Population density: 2,966 people per square mile average. The Trojan Marching Band is the school's largest performance group and has earned multiple awards throughout its history. List of colleges and universities near New Castle, Indiana There are 28 colleges within 50 miles of New Castle. Holding students accountable as well as responsible for turning in regular assignments and homework is part of the expectation of the program.
There are many reasons for school closings in New Castle Indiana. Congregations and Membership in the United States 2000. When the current building opened, the school was renamed Walter P. They occur due to unforeseen circumstances. School closings New Castle Indiana happen in the winter due to snow, which makes many children happy.
Only the student radio station, 90. I have seen major progress in their studies. Students have the opportunity to take Advanced Placement® course work and exams. It is 122% greater than the overall U. If a large population of the student body comes down with a contagious illness, it often is in the school's best interest to close it rather than risk greater infection. The name change had been approved by a 3—2 vote on November 12, 2007, restoring the school's original name, effective after that year's freshman class graduated in 2011. Understand what for your child and how you can help at home.


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The Relationship Between Obesity and Vitamin D Deficiency: Causation Determined?
Defective Insulin Signaling: A Common Feature of Diabetes and Alzheimer's Disease?
Betatropin: A New Hormone Regulating β-Cell Replication and Mass
New Loci Associated With Birth Weight Identify Genetic Links Between Intrauterine Growth and Adult Height and Metabolism
Diabetes Digests| July 17 2013
Highlights From the Latest in Diabetes Research
Diabetes 2013;62(8):2993–2994
https://doi.org/10.2337/db13-dd08
Highlights From the Latest in Diabetes Research. Diabetes 1 August 2013; 62 (8): 2993–2994. https://doi.org/10.2337/db13-dd08
Multiple investigations have evaluated the relationship between obesity and vitamin D deficiency, two modifiable factors that contribute to the risk of several chronic diseases. While such studies have identified a strong association between these phenotypes, it has been difficult to determine causality and the direction of the association. Through a series of sophisticated genetic analyses including bi-directional Mendelian randomization (MR), results from Vimaleswaran et al. have highlighted potentially important insights regarding the link between obesity, as assessed by BMI, and vitamin D deficiency. Using meta-analysis approaches in approximately 42,000 participants of D-CarDia, the authors observed that each unit increase in BMI was associated with a 1.15% decrease in 25-hydroxyvitamin D [25(OH)D]. In order to infer causality, their findings were extended by MR using previously established BMI-related (n = 12) and vitamin D–related (n = 4) single nucleotide polymorphisms in order to generate allele scores for the analyses. These analyses revealed that while the BMI allele score was significantly associated with reduced 25(OH)D levels (-0.06% [95% CI -0.10 to -0.02%], P = 0.004), neither the vitamin D synthesis or metabolism allele scores were associated with BMI (0.01 [-0.17 to 0.20], P = 0.88 and 0.17 [-0.02 to 0.35], P = 0.08, respectively). Using the instrumental variable (IV) ratio method, it was observed that each 10% increase in BMI led to a 4.2% decrease in 25(OH)D levels. In contrast, IV analyses did not provide evidence that 25(OH)D levels significantly affected BMI. Follow-up analyses using data from the Genetic Investigation of Anthropometric Traits (GIANT) consortium confirmed the lack of association between vitamin D allele scores and BMI. Together, these results suggest that an increase in obesity results in lower vitamin D status but that vitamin D concentration has little or no impact on the development of obesity. — Joshua P. Lewis, PhD
Vimaleswaran et al. Causal relationship between obesity and vitamin D status: bi-directional Mendelian randomization analysis of multiple cohorts. PLoS Med 2013;10:e1001383
Obesity and aging are at the root of considerable public health concern in many developed countries: In many industrialized nations, there has been a marked increase in the prevalence of obesity over the last several decades, a trend that is occurring in tandem with the "graying" of many of the same populations. The prevalence of type 2 diabetes has increased in parallel with trends in obesity; a similar pattern is occurring for both mild cognitive impairment and Alzheimer's disease (AD) in relation to the growing number of older adults in many developed countries. There has been some research from Bomfin et al. suggesting a link between diabetes and decrements in cognition, including AD. Insulin resistance (IR) is a cardinal feature of type 2 diabetes, and there is evidence supporting the idea that IR is present in AD. Findings from recent studies suggesting that brain insulin signaling is defective in AD raise obvious questions regarding the possibility that insulin signaling defects may play a role in the development of both diabetes and AD. Building on the findings showing that amyloid-β peptide (Aβ) oligomers (AβOs) (synaptotoxins that collect in the AD brain) result in the loss of insulin receptors from neuronal tissues, new data suggest that AβOs also activate the Jun NH2-terminal kinase/tumor necrosis factor-α (JNK/TNF-α) pathway and induce insulin receptor substrate (IRS)-1 phosphorylation in hippocampal neurons. Both JNK activation and IRS-1 phosphorylation are also observed in diabetes, indicating that pathologic mechanisms related to insulin signaling may be shared in the two conditions. The neuronal pathologies that were induced by AβOs in these experiments were prevented with exenatide. In Tg mice with a brain condition that models AD, exenatide blocked defective insulin signaling and improved cognition. Assuming that impaired insulin signaling is in the causal pathway for AD, exploration of the role of glucagon-like peptide 1 receptors may be ripe for future investigation. It is interesting to consider the idea that two of the most pressing chronic conditions affecting developed nations could be treated with the same therapeutic agent. Despite these intriguing results, it should be stressed that the new findings could merely reflect an association of two common diseases. — Helaine E. Resnick, PhD, MPH
Bomfin et al. An anti-diabetes agent protects the mouse brain from defective insulin signaling caused by Alzheimer's disease–associated Aβ oligomers. J Clin Invest 2012;122:1339–1353
Although the defects underpinning type 1 and type 2 diabetes differ in fundamental ways, both conditions benefit from treatments that result in increased β-cell mass. Although there is a rapid increase in β-cell replication in the embryonic and neonatal stages of development, the rate of increase slows substantially in later life. However, the rate of β-cell replication can increase in response to certain challenges in late life, including gestation, pancreatic injury, and insulin resistance. The fact that both β-cell number and mass can increase in response to certain challenges raises the possibility to harness and direct mechanisms that favor β-cell proliferation in a manner that could have therapeutic implications. Although focusing on circulating factors is an appealing approach to this problem, targeting currently identified hormones is limited by the lack of specificity of these factors or their modest impact on β-cell proliferation. New work by Yi et al. provides intriguing data on a newly identified hormone that has potential therapeutic implications. In a series of experiments using a new mouse model in which β-cell replication can be induced, the investigators identified a gene that encodes a protein that is expressed in liver and fat. Importantly, this protein was found to be elevated in insulin resistance and to specifically induce pancreatic β-cell proliferation and increased β-cell mass. In addition to demonstrating its impact on β-cell mass, the newly published results indicate that insulin-resistant mice expressing the new protein experienced significant improvements in glucose tolerance. The investigators named this new hormone betatrophin. Although its mechanism of action remains unknown, the authors suggest that in the future, this hormone could serve as a companion to existing diabetes therapies or perhaps even replace the need for exogenous insulin. — Helaine E. Resnick, PhD, MPH
Yi et al. Betatrophin: a hormone that controls pancreatic β cell proliferation. Cell 2013;153:747–758
Fetal growth and birth weight are associated with the development of adult-onset metabolic diseases. Both environmental insults (i.e., maternal nutrition, smoking, and drug use) and genetic factors have been implicated in alterations in intrauterine growth and development. A recent report by Horikoshi et al. investigates the genetic factors affecting birth weight through an expanded meta-analysis genome-wide association study (GWAS) aimed at identifying genetic loci that also correspond with adult height and metabolic traits. The expanded meta-analysis GWAS of birth weight (26,836 subjects of European descent from 18 studies) identified four new loci associated with birth weight and confirmed three previously identified loci. Single nucleotide polymorphisms in genes in two of the loci, ADCY5 and CDKAL1, were previously shown to be associated with type 2 diabetes. At both loci, the alleles associated with lower birth weight were also associated with increased risk for type 2 diabetes, with evidence for impaired insulin secretion in the adult population. These results are consistent with a reduction in birth weight due to reduced insulin concentration, which manifests as type 2 diabetes in adulthood. The Gly389-encoding allele of a missense mutation in the ADRB1 locus (Arg389Gly) was associated with lower birth weight and lower systolic blood pressure in adulthood. Finally, the birth weight–lowering alleles at two of the birth weight–associated loci, HMGA2 and LCORL, were also associated with lower adult height. This study not only identifies genetic links between intrauterine growth and adult height and metabolism, it also sheds new light on the biological pathways and mechanisms influencing these traits and development of disease. Dissecting these biological pathways and the relationships between the intrauterine and adult presentation of disease will allow for early, personalized prevention and treatment. — Coleen M. Damcott, PhD
Horikoshi et al. New loci associated with birth weight identify genetic links between intrauterine growth and adult height and metabolism. Nat Genet 2013;45:76–82


A work instruction is a tool provided to help someone to do a job correctly. This simple statement implies that the purpose of the work instruction is quality and that the target user is the worker. Unfortunately, in many workplaces, today's work instructions have little connection with this fundamental focus. Factories have encumbered work instructions with content that has been added to satisfy auditors, lawyers, engineers, accountants and yes, even quality managers. We've piled on so much extraneous material that we've lost sight of the intended purpose of work instructions.
Instead of providing a simple tool to do a job right, we've buried the work instruction under a cascade of specifications, contract requirements, revision history, references, controls, licensing provisions and engineering theory. The person who uses the work instruction has become an afterthought in favor of satisfying a licensing or certifying auditor.
If work instructions are to be practical quality tools, the worker must at least share focus with the auditor. This shift in emphasis does not require removal of the licensing and certification information that has been added to instructions. However, the procedure portion of the work instructions can be improved, often significantly, by appropriate consideration of the worker. Workers learn quickly to spot the usable portions of the work instructions and apply the appropriate material on the job.
This paper suggests a four-part criteria against which work instructions can be evaluated and improved as needed. As a first step in judging the overall effectiveness of work instructions, managers can examine their work instructions against four essential characteristics: credible, usable, accessible and consistent.
Credible work instructions are at the heart of standardized best practices. In a workplace that's committed to one and only one way to perform all procedures and processes, work instructions must define that standard.
When work instructions are credible, workers accept and trust them. But it's easy for work instructions to lose their credibility. A common way to lose credibility is when standard procedure updates and changes get passed on verbally and there are consistent and regular delays in updating the written work instructions. With verbal changes, something can be missed or an individual can otherwise fail to get the correct message. In a busy workplace with frequent undocumented changes and updates, work instructions become marginalized with workers no longer trusting them as being accurate.
Work instructions also lose credibility when a supervisor initiates a change and deviates from standardized best practice. Even though the change may be an improvement, the worker is forced to make a choice, and the boss's words are always going to win over the written work instructions. For work instructions to be credible, workers must believe that they define the one, single, proper way to perform a task.
A clear work instruction can be quickly understood by the worker with a minimum of effort. To accommodate the typical worker, an ideal work instruction explains mostly with graphics using only minimal clarifying text. Illustrations or other graphic support should be immediately visible and the worker should not being required to go to any other location for supporting information.
Work instructions start to become unusable when they contain extraneous matter not directly related to the procedure. Also, multi-page or multi-screen work instructions that cannot be quickly and easily grasped do not meet the clarity test. Because most workers have neither the time nor the patience to struggle with unclear work instructions, they lose their practical value.
Work instructions are accessible when they can be located quickly and easily. "Quickly" means within seconds and "easily" requires a retrieval system that the worker knows, understands and trusts. An ideally accessible work instruction is displayed as a job aid in immediate full view in the workspace.
If someone with a question about the proper procedure must struggle to even locate the applicable work instruction, the typical worker will find an alternative such as trial and error, guesswork, and questioning an associate or supervisor. While these alternatives might produce the right answer, they lead to a decline in the significance and importance of the work instructions.
Consistent work instructions conform to a style guide developed specifically for procedures and work instructions. There must be rigid consistency of terminology so that the same word means the same thing every time. There can be no undefined acronyms and confusing technical terms. All instructions should follow the same format so that the user always knows where to find information such as required tools or control settings.
Consistent work instructions also demand that the material used for worker training is consistent with provided job aids.
In the absence of effective user-focused work instructions, we force the worker to employ a host of unsatisfactory alternatives including guesswork, trial and error, rumor, and tribal knowledge information transfer. The inevitable result is variation, deviation, reduced productivity and lost potential.
To achieve the desired quality benefits of standard best practice, effective work instructions need to be a fundamental first step.
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A man suspected of using an overdrawn credit card to pay for more than one million yen's worth of drinks, meals and snacks was arrested Friday after skipping town for a month, police revealed.
Okinawa police arrested the man, Shoji Shinzato, 37, on suspicion of using an invalid credit card on 59 occasions between January 9 until March 22 at an Uechi, Okinawa City snack bar. Shinzato, police said, was aware the car was unusable, but he continued to use it whenever he had to pay for his bill at the bar.
On each occasion, the suspect requested the snack bar clerk to write a receipt and debit the amount from the company the credit card had been issued.
When the credit card company alerted police to Shinzato's deception, a warrant was issued but when police attempted to make the arrest they discovered the suspect had fled. On June 18, Shinzato, on his father-in-law's advice, surrendered to Okinawa City Police.


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Honolulu Museum of Art Shop Trunk Show
May 04, 2013 9:00 p.m. to midnight
The Honolulu Museum of Art Shop will host a pre-Mother's Day trunk show featuring work from five artists and designers. Find handcrafted silver clay art jewelry, handmade soaps, original prints, scarves and more.
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Date & Time May 04, 2013 9:00 p.m. to midnight


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AUSTIN, TX- Four appeals were denied regarding student eligibility and penalties were issued after decisions were handed down by the State Executive Committee Tuesday.
Student athletes from Denton High School, Tyler High School, Houston Cypress Fairbanks High School and Waco Midway High School all had their appeals for varsity eligibility denied by the State Executive Committee for changing schools for athletic purposes. The students will remain ineligible for varsity athletics for the remainder of the school year.
In other action, the committee issued a public reprimand and three years probation to Coach Priest Johnson of Denton McMath Middle School for violation of Section 51 (a) (8), Recruiting.
Additionally, San Antonio Southwest High School will not have to forfeit any volleyball games this season for violation of the amateur rule. Instead, the school was issued a public reprimand and the volleyball team was placed on probation for one-year. The volleyball coach and school officials will also be required to appear before the State Executive Committee at a future date to face possible sanctions.