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MotorWeek's Award-Winning Host to Speak at Green Drives Conference
CHICAGO, April 5, 2016 – The Lake Michigan Consortium today announced that John Davis, the Emmy® Award-winning host of MotorWeek, television's longest-running automotive series, will serve as the master of ceremonies and a featured speaker at its Clean Cities Green Drives Conference and Expo on May 19.
Clean Cities coalitions from Chicago, Wisconsin and Northern Indiana are partnering to host the major green-transportation conference at the Northern Illinois University's Conference Center in Naperville, Ill. Green Drives will showcase fuel-saving and carbon-reducing technologies for commercial, industrial and consumer use. It also will feature private and public fleets in the tri-state region that operate their vehicles on clean-burning fuels. Attendees will learn of first-hand experiences from fleets currently using natural gas, propane, electric vehicles, and other petroleum-reduction strategies.
"John Davis is one of the most trusted and recognized automotive journalists in the nation," said John Walton, vice chairman of Chicago Area Clean Cities. "We are honored to have him speak at Green Drives and to shine the spotlight on the advantages of going green."
As the host of MotorWeek, Davis oversees the show's editorial content, travels the world covering auto shows and new vehicle launches, and steers the series' increasingly high-profile efforts in covering green-motoring technologies and the use of alternative fuels.
"John adds to our terrific lineup of speakers and educational sessions planned for this year's conference," said Lorrie Lisek, executive director of Wisconsin Clean Cities. "Green Drives is a great opportunity to learn about new vehicle technologies, alternative fuels, charging and fueling infrastructure, and funding and incentives."
Speakers from automakers and public and private fleets will address topics covering advanced-vehicle technologies and alternative fuels. More than two-dozen green vehicles will be showcased. Members of the three coalitions also will offer updates on funding opportunities to make clean technologies even more affordable.
"Whether you are with a small or large business, a commercial or municipal fleet, a dealership, or work in clean tech and clean energy, there will be topics and networking for you at Green Drives," said Carl Lisek, executive director of South Shore Clean Cities. "Attending Green Drives will be well worth your day out of the office."
The NIU Conference Center is located at 1120 East Diehl Road, Naperville, IL 60563. To register for tickets, or to sponsor the event, visit: http://greendrives.eventbrite.com/.
About MotorWeek
MotorWeek is television's longest-running and most-respected automotive series. Debuted in 1981, MotorWeek launched a new television genre by becoming the first weekly series to offer consumer-oriented car and truck reviews, do-it-yourself car care tips, and the latest auto industry news. Produced by Maryland Public Television, the award-winning series is now in its 35th season. The winner of numerous automotive journalism awards, MotorWeek is a reliable source of automotive news on television and on the web.
Distributed nationwide and overseas by Maryland Public Television, MotorWeek airs on 92 percent of PBS stations and can also be seen on the Velocity channel and V-me Spanish-language network. Program excerpts are available to viewers on the program's website, motorweek.org, and on its YouTube Channel, youtube.com/Motorweek. Fans can like MotorWeek on Facebook and also follow MotorWeek on Instagram and Twitter.
About the Lake Michigan Consortium
The Lake Michigan Consortium is comprised of three Clean Cities Coalitions: Chicago Area Clean Cities, South Shore Clean Cities, and Wisconsin Clean Cities. The three nonprofit coalitions are focused on promoting cleaner energy for private and public fleets in the Chicago area, Wisconsin and Northern Indiana. Created in 1999, the consortium is made up of more than 500 member organizations. It serves a geographic population of nearly 16 million people with 11 counties that hold non-attainment status for the U.S. EPA 2008 Ground Ozone standard. There are nearly 100 Clean Cities coalitions across the country that are affiliated with the U.S. Department of Energy's Clean Cities program, which brings together stakeholders to increase the use of alternative fuel and advanced-vehicle technologies, reduce idling, and improve fuel efficiency and air quality. To become involved, visit: www.ChicagoCleanCities.org, www.WiCleanCities.org, and www.SouthShoreCleanCities.org.
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Just five days after Zola published "J'accuse!" in the French newspaper L'Aurore, Pissarro writes to say that he wishes his name added to "the protestation against the awful judgment of the court-martial" to be published, apparently, in that crusading paper.
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After writing a piece on Landlady, a complex and passionate indie pop band, I was thrilled to hear Adam Schatz was available for an interview. Adam is a very special musician. Not just known for his band Landlady, he also plays in Man Man and Father Figures.
However Schatz's talents do not solely lay in performing. He also co-produces NYC Winter Jazzfest and he founded Search and Restore, a website designed to introduce users to new music. The busy vocalist spoke to me about Landlady's upcoming tours and album, how the band formed, and punching apples. Of course.
What are your fondest musical memories?
When I was a kid my parents had a VHS copy of Paul Simon & Ladysmith Black Mambazo performing Graceland. The drummer had a million drums that in my memory wrapped behind him. I would setup a drum set made out of pots and pans in front of the TV and play along with it. It's one of those stories that gets told a lot but I'm also pretty sure it's a real memory. It is now, anyway.
I'm trying to think of another one. In 8th grade, I waited in line a Strawberries record store in Cambridge, MA for 3 hours to get Outkast's autograph. Stankonia had just come out and I had it on vinyl, two transparent orange records that sounded awesome even through my crappy Numark DJ turntables I had bought at Guitar Center. I brought my minidisc player with a minidisc mix I had made by taping the radio, mostly the afternoon old school hip hop show on JAMN 94.5 and stood in waiting with the cool sounds of Slick Rick in my head. After three hours we were informed that Outkast weren't coming, their plane landed late and they had to rush over to Boston College for their show that night. But the first 50 people in line would get a wristband that would get them into the show.
I freaked out. I called my mom. I was very close to the front of the line. I asked nicely and she said I could go but I had to be home by 11 since it was a school night. She dropped me off and I tried to find the concert. I asked a tall college girl if she was going to the Outkast show and she said yes so I followed her in and watched Xzibit open the show. He was great. Outkast came on. I remember not being totally floored by the live show, but I was excited as hell and I heard enough of the hits I wanted to hear before my mom came to pick me up.
It makes sense that this was my first concert, since I've gone to plenty of shows alone since then.
Did you enjoy your previous performances at SXSW?
Last year I played SXSW with Man Man and that was really fun, during the interactive portion of the festival. In 2008 I played with a New York band called the Teenage Prayers and I had a blast, I was 19 and ran around and saw the Mae Shi and they melted my face off.
Are you looking forward to performing again at SXSW/touring?
Yes yes yes yes yes. This is a band of my best friends and there is nothing better than being on the road with your best friends. And that energy transfers onto the stage which is a nice thing to take around the world with you.
Tell me about writing the new album.
A few of these songs are from the first batch of Landlady songs I ever wrote, in early 2010, but they didn't make it onto our first self-produced record. The rest i've written throughout the life of the band, being inspired by the folks I play with. I come up with ideas usually at a piano, or I have a vocal idea while I'm walking or in the car and will record it into my phone and then build it out either 2 days or 2 years later. But the songs really do span 4 years. A few of them only came together weeks before entering the studio. I try to leave pieces unfinished when I bring them to the band so that everyone's influence and smarts can have their way with the music, and by the end I'm always so happy with the result. It sounds contrived to be this psyched on it but it's true.
Which is your personal favourite song from the album?
There's a few. The Globe is one I wrote a long while ago and it still resonates with me. It's about an alien cutting up planet Earth with a big pair of scissors. But it's also about home. And being alive. (I think most of my songs are about those things, minus the alien). Another is called Dying Day, which originated as a piano improvisation I recorded, that then took hours for me to relearn from the demo.
It was a really weird angular piano piece, never repeating itself, and then we divided the parts up among the other instruments in the band and it just sounds so awesome. The chorus is straight up soul.
We really do our best to connect with our inner weirdness and at the same time create songs that anyone could connect with and enjoy. It wasn't ever on purpose, but I like how we can be honestly broad. In a positive way. If that makes sense.
How did you all meet?
I met a few of the guys in college, I went to NYU to study the saxophone. Some of the others I just met in New York. We're all super active, playing in a bunch of bands and always going to see music and through all that a really great community has grown of folks all constantly creating and performing in the city.
What was it like the first time you all played together?
It felt like no corners were cut. Like every person in the band was equally strong and unique. There's personality across the board and it becomes a living organism, and I think that was present even at the first shows. We've had some band members come and go throughout the past few years but that energy has always remained at the core.
Weirdest thing to ever happen to the band?
Since we haven't toured the adventure and mishap quota is still pretty low. Apologies in advance for this not being that weird. But I like it. We played a show a while back in upstate New York, and stopped at an apple orchard along the way. When I was a younger I would go apple picking in Maine and a few of the guys had never been before. So we went and it was great, I climbed the trees and Jeremy our tall drummer shook the trees until all the apples fell. He also performed his signature move, the "apple smash" where he winds up and smashes an apple into his mouth and eats it like an animal.
The show was in a basement of some student center. Between songs, our guitar player Mikey tossed an apple up in the air and punched it, sending the fruit off the stage and into the chest of a guy in the front row.
If that's not weird then I don't know what is.


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The farmers' movement in Madhya Pradesh spread rapidly from one district to another, despite the lack of a central leadership, through the canny use of photos, videos and texts on social media platforms.
One hand on the tractor wheel and the other on the phone ready to tweet. That was the instruction given to the protesters, many of them youngsters who defy the stereotypical image of the traditional Indian farmer.
They are tech savvy, own smartphones and used Facebook, Twitter and WhatsApp to spread information and gather people for the protests.
According to police officials in Mandsaur, the centre of the protests, around 80 per cent of the protesters fall in the 16-30 age group.
"This is the first time in the history of the state that a movement like this was built through these internet tools.
We had appealed to farmers to reach out to the masses using such platforms," said Kedar Sirohi, leader of the Aam Kisan Union, a farmer organisation.
"Our message to farmers was to keep one hand on the tractor steering wheel and the other on the phone to send tweets," he said.
The lack of a central leadership left the government in a fix as they did not know exactly who to negotiate with.
The June 4 meeting between Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan and the RSS-affiliated Bharatiya Kisan Sangh (BKS) and another farmer body, the Kisan Sena, was a case in point.
After Chouhan announced sops for farmers, the two organisations declared that they would withdraw the stir.
However, the protests by the farmers, who are demanding a loan waiver and satisfactory prices for their produce, raged on.
The movement turned violent two days later when five persons died in police firing on June 6 in Mandsaur. One more farmer died on June 8 with villagers alleging that he was beaten up in police custody.
The Mandsaur-Neemuch region, about 300 km from the state capital Bhopal, became the nerve centre of the gathering storm of farmer distress. Later, protests spread to some other parts of the state.
The farmers had first declared that the protests would last from June 1 to June 10. "But after the deaths, we are not going to set any end date for it," Sirohi said.
The police, faced with what they say is a veritable barrage of fake news, rumours and unconfirmed reports, have suspended internet services in five districts — Mandsaur, Ujjain, Ratlam, Neemuch and Dhar.
According to IG (Law and Order) Makarand Deuskar, the proliferation of fake and inflammatory news fanned the violence in the state.
"This is why we have, till further orders, suspended internet services. We are in touch with the administrations of the five districts to keep tabs on the on-ground situation. We will take further steps after assessing the situation," he said.
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I have a confession to make. The last few months have been the happiest for me in several years. I am convinced that the biggest reason for the turnaround is that I finally have some grasp on my money which I never really had before.
For years, I wondered seriously whether or not I was clinically depressed. I often looked at depression websites and noticed that I matched up with many of the symptoms, but I never bothered actually to address whether or not I was in fact depressed.
It turns out that I wasn't depressed after all, but that my spirit was being crushed by debt and fear of money. I was suffocating in debt, and it surrounded all my thoughts, but I was too frightened to do anything about it.
Ask yourself these ten questions:
- Do you buy yourself things as a reward regularly, for such minor events as "payday" or "I got through work without killing anyone day"?
- Do you realize that you need to change things, but feel too trapped by debt even to know where to start?
- Do you lie awake at night wondering how you're going to pay for the essentials in your life?
- Have you lied to anyone about money in the last month?
- Do you think to yourself "I shouldn't be spending this money," but you do so anyway?
- Do you read or hear about people that are rich and believe that you'll never get there without a miracle?
- Is your first thought after a windfall involve what new things you can buy?
- Do you owe so much money to various people that you can't conceive of how to begin paying it off?
- Do you believe that you will never be out of debt?
- Do you believe that you will never have "enough" money?
If you answered "yes" to the majority of those questions, there's a good chance that you feel a general malaise in your life. For me, it coated everything with a sense of sadness and helplessness. I felt as though I was slogging through a swamp flowing backwards, and it took all of my effort to stay in place merely.
After a while, things did begin to slip backwards, and I was nearly swept away by an onslaught of unexpected events. And i finally realized that I had to do something to fix things, and so I started as quickly as I can.
I started by taking one day at a time. So i just woke up each morning and committed myself to not spending money in unnecessary ways. I didn't worry about saving or investing or anything for a while; I just worried about not spending money.
After a month or two, I suddenly began to realize that my checking account had a lot more money in it. I remember the day that I realized I could make a quadruple payment on my highest interest credit card. When I wrote that check and put it in the mail, I felt as if there was a ray of sunshine on me. It didn't drive all of the clouds away, but I began to feel the warmth of the sun just behind the clouds.
Two months later, I paid off that high-interest card. In the five months since then, I've paid off all of my credit cards, my auto loan, and I've started investing in a mutual fund.
Once these events started occurring, the clouds lifted from my life. I realized that my worries about money were not only affecting me, but they had been affecting my relationship with others, including my wife and my son. I began to see them in a new light, not one clouded in worry about how I was going to provide for them, but as the beautiful people they are and what they give me each day.
Please, if you answered "yes" to many of those questions, wake up tomorrow morning with a plan for the day, a baby step for turning things around. Don't worry about saving or investing or anything else; just make little changes so that you're pulling less money out of your checking account. If you want, keep track of the right choices you made and look at that list when you're feeling down.
Give it a few months. Keep paying your bills as before and keep making baby steps. One day, you'll look at your checking account balance and realize that you have more money than you thought, and you'll realize that there is hope.
Please note that I am not a medical professional of any kind; do not accept any of this advice as a solution to your potential depression. I'm merely offering reflections on my own life; if you're concerned about depression, please seek professional counselling and don't rely on this post for answers.


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Arrested Development Star Will Arnett Bikes Around Manhattan
As the final days of winter (if you can call it that) come to an end, it's time to once again dig deep in your garage and pull out that trusty, dusty bicycle.
You can sure bet that Arrested Development comedian Will Arnett will be doing some serious biking this spring, as he recently told New York Magazine that his preferred method of getting around Manhattan is, in fact, by bicycle. Will says: I'm very conscientious–I'm always looking out for the person on the bike. Because that person on the bike could be me," he says.
Will also revealed that he once got into a fight with a driver from New Jersey who tried to outrun him, eventually driving his vehicle into the bike lane. Long story short: Arnett caught up with the pissy driver at a red like and not so peacefully spat on his windshield. Explaining his actions, Will says: "I didn't want there to be any physical damage, because then he could prove it. They're not going to take DNA for a spit infraction. Way too costly."
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Returning from a two-week holiday, I was excited to open my mailbox as soon as I came home. I expected parcels, fan mail, magazines and postcards from around the world.
You can imagine my disappointment when, upon my return from the Balkans in the first week of November, I only found one postcard from an autocratic, right-wing, nationalistic head of government.
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Parental Alienation Syndrome; hostile-aggressive parenting; enmeshment
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ATLANTA — All the performing songwriters involved in the Sweet Harmony Traveling Revue tour — especially its marquee name, Emmylou Harris — insisted the Wednesday night (Aug. 12) show here was nothing more than a rehearsal for the rest of the tour.
Nobody appeared to have opening-night jitters though. That's because the cast members — which also include Patty Griffin, Buddy Miller and the duo of Gillian Welch and David Rawlings — are constantly on the road, in some fashion. They all cling to artistic integrity above commercial cash-in, as well, making the acoustic-driven, two-and-a-half hour concert a fine endorsement for staying true to your creative vision.
Of course, two-and-a-half hours can be a long stretch of lonesome when it's just a few people with acoustic guitars singing mostly sad songs, and the night did have its lulls, just as any show does. However, the plentiful musical highlights far outweighed the one or two boring spots, especially as the evening progressed.
Each artist played individual sets without interruption, book-ended by everybody singing together. After the group sang two songs from Harris' catalog, she remained on the stage with Miller to sing her newer stuff, such as "Red Dirt Girl" and "Orphan Girl," written by Welch. Harris, Miller and Welch all live in Nashville, incidentally, and Harris and Miller are neighbors, Harris said.
After Harris took her bow, Miller stuck around to sing songs by Tom T. Hall, the Louvin Brothers and Willie Dixon, as well as "I've Got a Wide, Wide River to Cross" from his own upcoming album. Miller has long been Harris' sideman on the road, but his distinct singing voice and gritty songwriting added some punch to a show that could have veered into Lilith Fair territory.
Somewhat famous because of their involvement with the O Brother, Where Art Thou? soundtrack, Welch and Rawlings earned a rousing welcome from the crowd, many of whom brought candle centerpieces to the concert, along with picnic dinners. With the sun down, the crowd turned more excitable and yet more attentive, too.
"I sensed that you were having a good time, so it's my duty to bring everybody down a bit," Welch joked. "I can't help it. It's kind of my thing." Indeed, her songs tend to be morose, but she's no longer an awkward wallflower on stage. Few folk singers possess the charisma of Welch and Rawlings, and their stage banter is not contrived, thankfully.
Welch also mentioned that she's enjoying the attention from those men who find a banjo-playing woman attractive, and though it's not why she recently picked up the instrument, she added that it's a nice benefit. Though they only sang six songs from their wealth of material, Welch and Rawlings did offer keepers such as "I Want to Sing That Rock and Roll," "Time the Revelator" and "I'll Fly Away."
Griffin's set came last, yet she offered the fewest songs of anybody. She also brought her touring band, adding some electricity and vitality to the concert. While it's hard to beat her original, ultimately optimistic songs like "Making Pies," "When It Don't Come Easy" or "Truth No. 2," Griffin surprised even her longtime fans during the encore with a sexy, growling portion of The Band's "The Weight." The crowd spontaneously screamed and howled, even those who had likely never heard of her. With that particular song's colorful cast of characters, it really is suited to a sing-along, even though we've all heard it a zillion times.
Oddly enough, the concert ended the same way it began, with Harris performing the Carter Family's "Hello Stranger," only this time with Griffin's band accompanying the songwriters. If the so-called rehearsal was this satisfying to the ears of authentic music lovers, the rest of the cities on the tour are in for a fine evening of music.
Set List:
"Hello Stranger"
"To Know Him Is to Love Him"
Emmylou Harris:
"Red Dirt Girl"
"Oh Sister"
"My Antonia"
"My Baby Needs a Shepherd"
"Your Long Journey"
"Orphan Girl"
Buddy Miller:
"That's How I Got to Memphis"
"Does My Ring Burn Your Finger"
"I've Got a Wide, Wide River to Cross"
"Shelter Me Lord"
"There's a Higher Power"
"You Can't Judge a Book by Its Cover"
Gillian Welch & David Rawlings:
"Throw Me a Rope"
"I Want to Sing That Rock and Roll"
"One Little Song"
"Time the Revelator"
"I'll Fly Away"
Patty Griffin:
"Love Throw a Line"
"Useless Desires"
"Making Pies"
"When It Don't Come Easy"
"Truth No. 2"
"In My Hour of Darkness"
"The Weight"
"Bright Morning Stars"
"Hello Stranger" (reprise with band)


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The European Regional Airlines (ERA) held its 2012 General Assembly at the Convention Centre Dublin. ERA has 55 airline members operating to 426 European cities in 61 countries. This ERA meeting has become one of the 'must attend' events on the European aviation calendar. The opening keynote address, on 'Investing in Our Future', was given by Christoph Mueller, Chief Executive, Aer Lingus.
The second plenary session, devoted to the topic of 'Future Fleet financing: Where does the money come from?', was chaired by Christine Ourmieres, Chief Executive of CityJet.
Mitsubishi Aircraft Corporation was busy promoting its MRJ-90, which already has 170 advance orders and claims significantly lower fuel burn and CO2 emissions. The first flight is listed for next year.
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Photo A submitted by Lyndsi Metz Photography. Congratulations! The real wedding story will be featured in the next issue along with this beautiful photo on the cover.
The runner-ups are: Photo B submitted by Christen Jones Photography and Photo C submitted by Hands Up Photography
You will also see a feature on each of these couples in the next Memphis Pink Bride Magazine, coming out on September 16th at our MemphisPink Bridal Show.
A special thank you for everyone who participated in our contest!
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In Truckster 2, the name of this side scrolling game is to drop your cargo neatly into the truck, and deliver it safely without overturning the vehicle. This is a game of skill and judgement, although if you are able to deliver the goods in record time, you'll get a higher score! As you progress through more challenging levels, you can upgrade your truck, making it perform better.
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Although I am not considered a 'real' Massachusetts native(actually grew up in Connecticut), I consider myself more of a Boston native than anywhere else in the world. It is where I made the first real home of my very own.
I never quite felt comfortable growing up in Connecticut with its uptight values, politics, and or uptight "artistic" communities…they all always felt too stifling for me. Massachusetts, on the other hand, was and is to me to be considered the real land of the free, and often it is said that it is 'its own country', and this is I find to be true. It might just be thanks to the greatness of original people like Ted Kennedy, so I thank you Ted for helping shape my first home, among other things that you did while you graced us with your presence.
I whole-heartedly mourn the loss of one of Massachusetts's, the world's, and America's greatest political minds of this century. Ted Kennedy, the world is a little darker now that you are gone. I had just heard as I fell asleep-I woke up in the middle of this night dreaming and hoping it was a just a bad dream….but it was not. So, I do bid you a fond farewell.
Peace, brother Ted-peace to you….always.


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Here's some great news for fans of MTV's hit show 'Awkward' - it's been renewed for Season 4!
First reported by Deadline yesterday, the series renewal might have some viewers worried since the show's creator, Lauren Iungerich, announced she was exiting the critically acclaimed series this past June.
Susanne Daniels, MTV's programming president, released the following statement regarding Iungerich's departure, "'Awkward' is a wonderful series and we appreciate the creativity and devotion Lauren brought to this show. We wish her the best in her new ventures." Reports also suggested she left for personal and professional reasons. Chris Alberghini and Mike Chessler will step in as the new showrunners.
Despite the above news, fans of the show should stick around. The series has become a huge hit and thanks to actors Ashley Rickards, Brett Davern, Beau Mirchoff, Nikki Deloach, Molly Tarlov, Desi Lydic and Jillian Rose Reed. The show follows the story of teenager Jenna Hamilton (Rickards) on her "awkward" journey throughout high school. Jenna started out as an unknown, but soon after an accident was mistaken for a suicide attempt, she became one of the most popular girls in school. The dramedy first premiered in 2011.
Before we can even enjoy Season 4, fans can catch the second half of Season 3 this October on MTV.
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DAP Technologies has realigned its operations to focus business at five primary locations in Canada, the UK, Taiwan, Atlanta, Ga., and the corporate office in Tempe, Ariz., which recently moved to new facilities at Agave Business Park on 8945 South Harl Avenue.
By re-aligning key functions at these five primary locations the company can enhance service, support and customer integration needs. Because of the company's expertise in the rugged computing platform, DAP Technologies is helping companies make the transition from handhelds to robust, Windows-based rugged tablets and vehicle mount technologies.
"This expansion enhances our ability to bring advanced rugged tablet and vehicle mount technologies to the market and provide customers with the support and customization they require," DAP Technologies President David Molesworth explained, "It's become less about the product and more about integration and delivering an entire solution for the customer."
The Canadian office in Quebec City will provide service and support. The U.K. office in Abingdon is the hub for all European service, support and integration, while the Georgia office in Duluth is one of the company's sales offices with special emphasis on the warehouse and logistics market. Taiwan operations focus on supply chain efficiency. The corporate head office in Arizona will also specialize in integration customization for clients, service, support, and distribution.


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Keeping it in the familyThe Peck Cup for "Football Boys Most Improved Player" was awarded to Andrew after his first season playing soccer for theschool. Andrew was surprised to discover the same cup was won by his father, Neil (pictured with Andrew) - in 1978!
Manurewa High School's sports awards were held last Wednesday. Thirteen sportsperson of the year awards were givento athletes who have excelled in sport at an international/national level. The recipients were:
- Nick Voke - NZ Golf
- Savanna Blackburn Rangitaawa - NZ Cheerleading
- Jacob Diaz - NZ Rugby League
- Mark Talaese, Raymond Fuilala and Alamanda Motuga - NZSS Rugby top 60 players
- Dan Maireroa - NZ Taekwondo
- Tenisha Stringer - NZ Tag
- Shaq Smiley - NZ Touch
- Caleb and Chelsea Davies - NZSS Trampoline
- Jonathan Tufuga - NZ Volleyball
- Cullen Edwards - NZ Waka Ama
Congratulations to all of these students whose commitment and enthusiasm for their chosen sport makes them very deservingwinners.


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11:16am PT by Kate Stanhope
'Jane the Virgin' Star Breaks Down That Breakup and the Return of Rafael's Mom
[Warning: This story contains spoilers from Monday's "Chapter 18" episode of Jane the Virgin.]
Rafael (Justin Baldoni) had a rough night on Jane the Virgin to say the least. Just as one woman came back into his life – his long-lost mother who abandoned his family for a $10 million payout – another woman seemed to walk out of his life. The episode ended with a hurt and frustrated Rafael telling Jane (Gina Rodriguez) he needed a "break" which, as Ross and Rachel can attest, is never a good thing.
Baldoni spoke with THR about what was behind Rafael's bold request, the impact of his mother's return and what's next.
Jane and Rafael had been having some issues, but not many saw that breakup coming. What was the straw that broke the camel's back?
Meeting his mom for the first time since he was four. I think we've seen Rafael handling a lot of pretty intense situations over the last 18 episodes whether it was what happened with Petra and getting divorced, Roman going behind his back and cheating. No matter what was happening, he was pretty calm throughout the whole thing but when it came down to it, we're all wounded. We all have our wounds from our childhood and Rafael has a lot of them. His father died and he didn't get a chance to resolve things
With his mom, he realized not only did she abandon him but she abandoned him for money – it's the very thing that has caused so many problems in his life. I think it was the straw that broke the camel's back and it's opened up a whole other can of worms. He's realizing that there's no such thing as the perfect relationship. Life isn't what he thought it was. I think he saw the possibility of that happening with Jane. [His mom] cheated on his dad and then she left and he didn't have anybody in his life who's ever been there for him. Why would he expect Jane to be there for him? He lost faith in everything at that point.
Jane seems determined to win him back and get them back on track. How does she do that and he does respond?
Rafael loves Jane. There is no doubt about that. It's also really, really bad timing. He's had to deal with so many very, very intense moments and it's just a matter of time, if you don't let that stuff out, it's going to build up and it's going to explode. Yes, they're having a baby. Yes, all these things are happening. He's dealing with so much so yes, he wants to be with Jane, but he has a fear of screwing it up and that is way larger than his desire to get back to her. It's going to be tricky and challenging. He's not unwilling, but the hurt of what's happening in his life outweighs his hope.
Jane and Rafael had had issues for a few episodes about their different backgrounds and their different viewpoints on how to raise the baby so how will they work through that?
Yes, Rafael really loves Jane and he would want to be with her in a second. But the priority is to make sure his childhood isn't repeated. He doesn't want his son or daughter to go through whatever he went through so his No. 1 priority is sacrificing and doing what he thinks is best for this child. So cutting it off now and stopping what he feels is inevitable, which is heartbreak and pain, he thinks that they can become friends and maybe raise this child in an amicable and loving household even if it is in two different places. Rafael has no family anymore. He doesn't have anybody. His sister is off the deep end so he really has nothing except for this hotel.
How does Rafael's meeting with his mom affect him going forward? What kind of changes do we see in him going forward?
You're seeing a guy who has been heartbroken by the most important woman in his life even though he's never really gotten to know her. One of the main things that you see is sabotage and self-sabotage. Obviously, he drinks and he has a lot of misplaced anger and frustration.
Will we see his mom again this season? Or are there talks of bringing her back next season?
I have heard talks, but I can't verify anything.
What are some of the challenges Rafael will face for the rest of the season with the hotel?
In a way the hotel represents the last piece of his father. So for Rafael, his struggle to hold onto his hotel and to hold onto anything is his struggle to get acceptance from his father that he never got acceptance before he was murdered. He's holding onto anything he can, realizing that his father actually paid off his mom to leave and then knowing that his mom never fought for him and just took the money and left. In Rafael's eyes, he was always a disappointment to his father and he never got a chance to prove to his father that he was worth anything before he was killed. So here he is fighting and doing everything he can to keep [the hotel] going, really solely because it's the only thing left that connects him to his father. If he doesn't have that connection, he has nothing. … And then in the middle of that, his life raft which is Jane, he tries to make a better choice for his unborn child and in reality, he's not only hurting Jane, he's hurting himself and everything. He's in so much pain and he's not even realizing it. He has this pain that's very deep inside of him that we've seen seeds of throughout the season and we're finally at that point where we're seeing that other side of Rafael. I'm so grateful to [executive producer Jennie Urman Snyder] and the writers for giving me a chance to explore these other areas that have been hidden. … It's not something we get to see that often and it's not something I get to do that often because my life is so dramatically different than Rafael's.
Jane the Virgin airs Mondays at 9 p.m. on The CW.
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Ibiza Limpia
Ibiza Limpia
("clean Ibiza" in Spanish) is a Casita Verde campaign to clean up Ibiza's littered beaches and roadsides. Every week we go to a different beach, or a road, and pick up as much garbage as we can find. We dispose of it responsibly in one of the many designated recycling points around the island.
Chris has
been clearing
the roads and beaches of Ibiza for the last 30 years, picking up
plastics, glass bottles, cigarette butts and drink cans.
Unfortunately as fast as we clear up, more garbage arrives, so it's a never-ending task. However, we're determined to keep the island as clear of rubbish as possible, so please join us in our weekly clean up program.
And see
page to find out where we're going to clean up next.
The Butts Are Everywhere
Ibiza's beaches
are covered with cigarette butts. Every time we clean a beach we collect thousands of them. Even when we're beach cleaning people still stub their cigarettes out in front of us and push them under the sand. It's unfortunately true that people enjoying the beauty of Ibiza's coastline and the fresh sea air are sitting on a carpet of cigarette butts.
Imagine your child
happily building sandcastles and digging out butt after butt. That's what happens - with the risk of getting nicotine and tobacco residue in their mouth and eyes.
It's Time For A Change
Is it finally time
to create designated smoking areas on Ibiza's beaches and ban smoking from public areas? Will you help us get the message across to the Ibiza government and make this change?
Contact us
if you'd like to be involved.
No ifs, no BUTTS, let's finally clean up Ibiza


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Home » The Daughter of the Watchsmith (La fille de l'horloger') audio
This word and music audio clip in both English and French called The Daughter of the Watchsmith (La fille de l'horloger), was devised by Rachel Bernard with a vocal piece co-arranged with Olivier Capparos. It is composed exclusively of extracts from Katherine Mansfield's Journals. We are very grateful to Rachel for allowing free access to this marvellous artistic endeavour on our website. Click here to hear the audio clip.


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by Terry Wilhite
If Scholar's Library from Logos Research Systems, Inc., was a brick-and-mortar building, you would discover new things as soon as you walked through the door—or in this instance, as quickly as you launched Libronix Digital Library System 2.0, Logos' updated operating system.
The upgrade to 2.0 is more than mere "paint on the walls," although the improvements do include new soft, eye-catching graphics. What we're doing now is thinking of new, uncharted ways to do Bible research in a way that will help people grow the Kingdom," says Logos' Daniel Foster.
"Version 2.0 is all about further extending ease of use," Foster says. New features begin with the first screen one sees after launching the software, which now includes the latest news from Libronix at the top. This can be updated by connecting to the Internet and simply choosing "Update Libronix."
The new Logos operating system, like the previous version, plays off an Internet metaphor, in that clicking on "home" in the toolbar at the top of the screen displays a home page window on the left hand side of your computer screen. If you didn't know anything about the software, all you would have to do is type a Bible verse or topic in the "passage" window and click "go." Now even that simple feature becomes a bit more snazzy by displaying a small drop-down menu under the "passage" entry field with immediate options for more in-depth research. Logos has made it easy to set one's "universal" preferences so that music and maps, for instance, aren't searched, but one's choices of reference tools are queried. Of course search criteria can be changed at any time. Plus, the new Greek and Hebrew morphology search interfaces make it quicker and easier to construct more in-depth searches.
If you already have Scholar's Library, the easiest way to get Libronix 2.0 is to purchase the new Biblical Languages Supplement (BLS). If one has a high-speed Internet connection, it is possible to download the 2.0 update free from the Logos' Website. The new updated operating system ships with new product purchases.
The release of Logos' BLS is the latest milestone in the company's history since Bob Pritchett and Kiernon Reiniger, then Microsoft employees, began writing basic Bible study software in 1991, a venture that would lead them to develop Logos Bible Software.
"Before this addition, users were forced to use limited, third-party language resources separate from Scholar's Library and Logos. Now languages are an integrated part of what we offer and one can take this feature as deeply as desired," Foster says.
For those who are faint of heart when it comes to Greek and Hebrew, there are other new additions with the BLS that are just plain, shall we say, cool! Scholar's Library has always allowed you to stack your choices of translations side by side, but now, in addition, the software will draw a diagram illustrating the similarity of translation wording between Bibles in a given language for a specific passage. The "Bible Verse Difference Rivers" report displays the difference of each version from a "base" version as it varies over the passage. (The thicker the line, the more the version differs from the base.) It is easy to graph the number of times a word occurs in a verse, chapter, book, or translation, and just about any other imaginable occurrence. I found it nifty to be able to export my findings to an Excel spreadsheet.
"Verb River" lets you quickly see tense changes, as an example on the Logos Website explains using Ephesians Chapter 4. "This representation of the text quickly reveals how Paul abruptly switches into the imperative mood towards the end of chapter four, in contrast to the first three chapters," an on-line example shows. You can see for yourself the plethora of new tools that come with the language package at www.logos.com. I found the sentence diagramming function and word puzzle builder useful. The puzzle component allows a user to construct word puzzles in multiple languages, including Greek and Hebrew, based upon a particular passage.
"Biblical Languages Supplement is all about providing additional data: a half-dozen Greek New Testament texts, five lexicons, and two new morphological databases, and new ways of visualizing and accessing both new and existing data," Foster says.
Logos markets several products under what it now calls its Series X line, which includes Home Library at $159.95, the lowest priced product, to Scholars' Library being the most costly at $599.95. The Biblical Languages addition is $159.95. Although pricey, you do get a lot for your money.
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2014 Rose Bowl: Saturday morning press conference
Michigan State wide receiver Bennie Fowler, whose strong performance the second half of last season helped lead the Spartans to the Rose Bowl and a No. 3 ranking, said on Sunday that he believes the 2014 Michigan State team can win the national championship.
(Mike Mulholland | MLive.com)
EAST LANSING — Michigan State coach Mark Dantonio stopped short of making any predictions about his 2014 Spartans, but departing senior leaders Bennie Fowler and Denicos Allen didn't hesitate to express optimism.
"We kept saying Rose Bowl, Rose Bowl, since I've been here, and we finally achieved it,'' said Fowler, a departing fifth-year senior receiver. "The next step is a national championship.
"They don't need to think about the Rose Bowl anymore, they have bigger and better goals now with the playoff system.''
Last season's 13-1 Rose Bowl Spartans would have qualified to compete for the national championship had the College Football Playoff been in play one year earlier.
Allen, who led Michigan State in tackles last season, said that thought has crossed his mind.
"It sucks … we could have been national champions this year,'' Allen said, "because I feel like we could have beat anyone this year.''
Allen said the 2014 Spartans could have an opportunity to play for the national championship next season if they follow the lead of the outgoing seniors, who left Michigan State as the winningest class in school history (42-12).
"There's no reason they can't with the talent they have on this team,'' Allen said following Sunday's team banquet at the Kellogg Center. "The coaching staff, and the momentum off last season, they have everything they need. It's all about putting it into play. They definitely can be national champs, and I feel like they will be if they play like the seniors taught them.
"It's pretty clear the standards are raised, as high as they've been since Coach D (Dantonio) has been here.''
Dantonio said he's familiar with the expectations, and as he has stressed to his team, it will be difficult to replicate the success last season's Spartans achieved.
To this point, Dantonio conceded, his program has failed to live up to high expectations when they have been placed before them.
"It's been expected before since I've been here,'' Dantonio said in regard to Michigan State being expected to compete for another Big Ten championship in 2014. "It was expected in '09 and we couldn't do it, it was expected in '12 and we didn't do it.
"So the key to success in anything we do is consistency, and to be consistent you have to strip back everything and start fresh. You've got to make plays on the field, but beyond that, there's the scope of the leadership and how we go about our work.''
Fowler explained that it starts with the players having a vision and being willing to work for it.
"You have to believe first, and you have to put in the work,'' Fowler said. "As long as you have faith and belief, you will get where you want to go.''
Fowler said Michigan State becoming a national championship contender has involved a process.
"We are an elite program now, and I'm glad we established that,'' Fowler said. "This senior class is winningest senior class, we laid the foundation. Coming from Kirk (Cousins) and B.J. (Cunningham), they laid the foundation for us, then once they left, we laid down another piece of foundation.
"Now it's time to take that next step, the national championship. We won the Rose Bowl, we've been to a BCS game, we got 13 wins. Undefeated is the only thing you could do now.''
Allen, like Fowler, attended the Green-White spring scrimmage on Saturday, and he liked what he saw.
"Our offense is looking a lot better, (and) our defense is looking good, they are young and inexperienced, but there's a couple of injuries there,'' Allen said. "When the playmakers that are injured come back, it will be even better.
"The national championship, with the tournament (four-team college playoff), it's highly likely that they can be there.''
Fowler said as much as he enjoyed the Rose Bowl triumph, the favorite memory he will take from his senior season was Michigan State's 29-6 victory over Michigan, which marked the fifth time in the past six meetings that the Spartans have controlled the rivalry.
"Winning a Rose Bowl is a great thing, but the way we dominated Michigan, the way we dominated them this year is unreal,'' Fowler said. "Negative-48 rushing yards, J-Lang (Jeremy Langford) being one of the first to rush for 100 yards against them, some of the catches (Tony) Lippett made, I made, (Macgarrett) Kings … it was a complete domination, special teams everything. All the sacks I saw in the highlight tape, that's unreal.''
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