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Journal Sentinel TV and film critic Duane Dudek looks at life on the small and big screen, and some of the cool stuff on both.
Weigel introducing new MOVIES! channel Monday
Starting Monday, Weigel Broadcasting will introduce a digitally over the air classic movies channel on WMLW-TV (Channel 49.3) and nationally on Fox owned and operated stations, it was announced Thursday.
The channel called MOVIES! is a partnership between the Chicago-based Weigel chain and Fox Television Stations. The channel will reach over 40% of US TV homes when launched, said Neal Sabin, president of content and networks for Weigel.
He said the films will be presented in a "movie lovers' kind of manner," with 12 minutes of commercials per hour and with no editing for length.
Which means a movie will end "when it's over," he said. The service is "a little Turner Classic movies, it's a little AMC and it's a little ME-TV in the way we present the films," Sabin said.
Films will often be presented in showcases, he said, such as female-oriented films on Saturday night and Westerns every morning "because that's a genre that isn't in most places."
"And every night in prime time, there will be an iconic movie or iconic movie star in the movie."
Films are from the Fox studios library, plus two other yet to be named studios.
The first prime-time movies Monday will be "Silent Movie" (1976) and "High Anxiety" (1977), starring and directed by Mel Brooks.
The channel officially begins Monday at 7 a.m. with "Take a Hard Ride" (1975), with Jim Brown and Lee Van Cleef.
MOVIES! also will be available on Charter Cable. It is the eighth digital channel stream offered in Milwaukee by Weigel, including a movie and nostalgia TV channel, This TV (Channel 58.3). Weigel also owns and operates WDJT-TV (Channel 58); WBME-TV (Channel 58.2), Showest, WMLW-TV (49.1), Bounce (49.2) and Telemundo (49.4).
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AUSTIN, Texas — A new state budget cleared its first major vote in the Texas Legislature on Wednesday when the Senate approved a $195.5 billion spending plan that will test a relatively civil political climate as Democrats ratchet up pressure for more state spending.
The spending bill passed 29-2 and proposes a 7.7 percent increase in general revenue spending over the current budget, which lawmakers cut to the bone in 2011 to erase a massive shortfall borne by the Great Recession.
Senate Republican leaders lauded the proposed 2014-15 budget as making the best of sunnier economic fortunes this time around. Public schools gutted of $5.4 billion two years ago would win back about one-fourth of those historic cuts, mental health funding would increase by $240 million and financially shaky state parks would be spared from closure.
Democrats raised skepticism during a three-hour Senate floor session about whether the spending kept pace with population growth. They also urged majority Republicans — yet again — to dig deep into the state's Rainy Day Fund, which is projected to reach nearly $12 billion in cash reserves.
Only two Democrats, Sens. Wendy Davis and Sylvia Garcia, who was sworn in just last week, voted against the bill.
"We've come a long way, baby, since last session," said Republican Sen. Tommy Williams, the Senate's chief budget writer.
The bill now goes to the House.
Williams said room remains to deliver tax relief, which Gov. Rick Perry wanted lawmakers to prioritize going into the session. Williams said the most likely options include refunding $900 million in the System Benefit Fund, which was created to help low-income residents pay utility bills.
He introduced the Senate spending bill by railing against the growing chunk of the budget chewed up by Medicaid — Texas remains one of the few states to reject expanding health care for the poor under the federal Affordable Care Act. He also described securing new highway money for a rapidly expanding Texas population as the state's own "fiscal cliff."


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TRAVERSE CITY — A little brown bag can make a big difference in a foster child's life.
That's the premise behind Child and Family Services of Northwestern Michigan's 24th annual Brown Bag Campaign. The Record-Eagle, a sponsor of this year's campaign, will insert a special paper bag in all newspapers Tuesday. Readers can use the bags to mail a donation to the private nonprofit foster care group. Last year's fundraiser netted roughly $34,000 in donations.
"That was our best year yet," said Gina Aranki, a spokeswoman for Child and Family Services. "Let's see if we can beat it this year."
Money raised from the brown bag campaign funds developmental and recreational activities for foster children, like sports, arts and dance lessons, and summer camp visits. Aranki said this year's campaign also seeks to raise awareness about a shortage of local homes for foster children.
"This year we find ourselves in a really tough recruitment place," Aranki said.
Child and Family Services annually serves about 300 children of all ages in foster care and more than 150 other youths through programs aimed at combating abuse and neglect. It opened in 1937 and currently serves communities from 15 counties in the northwestern lower peninsula.
"The Record-Eagle is again honored to assist Child and Family Services in raising awareness and needed financial resources to protect northern Michigan's children from abuse and neglect," Record-Eagle Publisher Neal Ronquist said. "Please take the time to read the brown paper bag included in (Tuesday's) Record-Eagle and donate whatever you can to help create a better community for all of our children."


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Terpsichore Dance Collective
Terpsichore, the Greek muse of dance, is what gave the name to Knox's Terpsichore Dance Collective. Pronounced terp-sick-oh-ree, this extracurricular dance group gives everyone on campus a chance to participate in the art of dance. Terpsichore, often nicknamed Terp, aims to create a place for students to explore movement, regardless of technical knowledge or skill in the field.
Opportunities with Terpsichore
- Dance. This dance group gives students of all skill levels a chance to perform in three major shows throughout the academic year. With one show each term, students can audition for and participate in one, two, or all of the shows
- Choreography. In order for Terp to exist, there have to be students who choreograph the dances for it. Students can submit choreographies to be reviewed by the Terp board, which is also run by students. In the past, dances have been chosen from students with bountiful choreography experience, but also from students who were trying their hand at choreography for the first time
Range of styles
Every Terp show contains dances of a wide variety of styles and concepts. These include:
- Interpretive dance
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- Ballet
- Techno/robotic
- Belly dance
- Flag dance
- Salsa
There are also a number of dances choreographed by students that combine elements of many of these styles, and still other dances that are almost impossible to categorize.
More than just performing
In addition to putting on shows, Terp has also brought:
- AMEBA, an acrobatic dance company to Knox to inspire creativity in dance on campus
- Professional dancers to Knox for residencies and workshops open to all students
After a fire code forced the Terp shows to change venues from their usual performance location of the Knox Auxiliary Gym, it became clear that Terp's audience would pack into any venue they played. When Terp's shows during the 2007-2008 school year moved into Harbach Theatre, every seat was filled. Later in 2009 when they tried their first-ever indoor-outdoor combination show, with one half in the Knosher Bowl and the other half in the Memorial Gym, the crowd also followed in massive numbers.
Constantly facing challenges in terms of using theater spaces when theatrical shows are running or having to quickly find a new performance spot when their outside venue got rained out (and still manage to have a full audience), Terp as an organization faces every situation with skill and perseverance.
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MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. — Garrett got the tying run to third base with no outs and had the winning run sitting on second, but the Lakers fell just short in its comeback attempt during a 6-5 loss to Sullivan (N.Y.) County on Thursday at the Cal Ripken Experience in Myrtle Beach.
The Generals took a 3-0 lead after scoring once in the first inning and twice in the second. The Lakers got one run back in the bottom of the second before Sullivan put up three unearned runs in the fifth.
Garrett trimmed the lead to 6-3 with two in the sixth and scored two more runs in the seventh inning on a two-run double by Jason Hepple. Hepple's pinch runner went to third on a wild pitch to put the tying run 90 feet away.
Sullivan got a strikeout from the next batter and a walk from the one after that. After a pop out to the pitcher recorded the second out, the runner on first moved into scoring position with a stolen base, but the Lakers flew out to left field with two runners in scoring position to end the threat.
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Virginia Tech has made it a priority to make campus increasingly more energy efficient and sustainable.
Initiatives by Facilities at Virginia Tech, new approaches to greener campus buildings, research by Virginia Tech students and faculty, and even student organizations go beyond just recycling aluminum cans, plastic bottles, and newspapers.
There's a commitment to use daily resources in a way that has future generations in mind. The university has also partnered with the Town of Blacksburg and the community organization Sustainable Blacksburg to accomplish even more.
Efforts, which have been increasing and evolving over the past decade, are taking aim at transportation, waste reduction, energy, and the community.
Dedication to reducing waste, exploring nontraditional means of transportation, making smarter energy choices, implementing environmentally friendly choices, and supporting local economy are just some of the ways Hokies are working to live with sustainability in mind.
Incorporating alternative modes of transportation into everyday life is one way to help the environment.
Transportation and Parking at Virginia Tech has implemented several Alternative Transportation programs. In fall 2007 a new program, GoLoco, was launched, allowing participants to share rides — both local and distant — while sharing the cost.
Blacksburg Transit, which serves the campus and the community, also provides convenient transportation options for the entire Blacksburg community.
Students and faculty in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences and the College of Engineering are planning for the future by researching alternative fuels and hybrid vehicles.
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From used motor oil to yard trimmings, every day we produce waste that can be recycled, reducing the amount of greenhouse gas-producing materials sent to landfills.
Virginia Tech Recycling educates students, faculty, and staff on the varied recycling opportunities on campus. Sustainable Blacksburg, a partnership of the town, the university, and others, is also educating the community on the innovative practices that assist with waste reduction.
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Pearl River girls soccer set the goal of winning the section championship before the season started.
They earned the opportunty to play for one Tuesday, defeating Rye, 2-0, in the Section 1 Class A semifinals at home.
"Since Aug. 20, we've been talking about getting to the section final and winning the section final," Pearl River senior Marissa Scognamiglio said. "I'ts all we've wanted all season.
"For five years, we've wanted it, Amanda (DeCourcey) and me. And Casey (Walsh) since ninth grade. Every year we've gotten close and closer, but this year we finally get the chance to compete for a title."
The Pirates (16-1-2) will play Somers, the team they lost to by a score of 1-0 in the semifinals a year ago. The game is tentatively scheduled for 4:30 p.m. Thursday at Somers, but the site could still change.
"The kids are fired up now, because we lost a heartbreaker to them last year," Pearl River Head Coach Tim Peabody said.
Casey Walsh scored off a loose ball to give the Pirates the lead in the first half, her third goal in the playoffs, beating a diving save attempt by Rye goalie Maddie Eck. Walsh also has three assists in the postseason.
"Any first goal is a big goal in a game like this," Rye Head Coach Rich Savage said. "It carries a lot of momentum. We started out with some good opportunities, but them scoring that goal, they got a momentum swing."
Pearl River had plenty of opportunities to add to the lead, but missed on some and Eck gobbled up the reast.
"Maddie Eck as a freshman in goal displayed a lot of composure and made some great saves for us," Savage said.
"We had so many opportunities, but we couldn't put them away," Scognamiglio said. "Then they'd come at us with a breakaway intransition and it would be scary."
Scognamglio helped to finally give the Pirates some breathing room with a crossing pass to set up a goal by Caitlin Noonan with 12:11 remaining in the game.
"We talked about getting an early cross loike Missy did to the far post, and to make sure we made far post runs," Peabody said. "Caitlin was so great today at not cutting too early. What was even better is she let the ball bounce. She didn't blast it. She just placed it in the net."
Peabody played Scognamiglio at forward rather than her normal spot in the center midfield.
"She has a very bad cold," Peabody said. "She couldn't run, so I moved her to foward hoping we could make some near-post runs. We didn't, but she opened up the game a lot and made some space, which was crucial in the second half."
In three playoff games, Pearl River has not given up a goal. The Pirates continued to get strong play from a young group in the back, including eighth grader Grace Moynihan in her first varsity start. She joined freshman Lauren Zimnoch, senior sweeper Megan Gallagher and senior stopper Kelly Guerci in front of freshman goalie Lauren Gallagher. Senior Julie Kuhn played significant minutes off the bench, with Pearl River employing five defenders at times.


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Sonoma County government officials on Tuesday introduced a lobbying platform for 2013 that focuses on funding for infrastructure projects, health care initiatives and various energy, environmental and criminal justice efforts.
The annual report is intended to guide lobbying at the state and federal level by county staff and outside consultants. It is also a measure of the county's most pressing issues and priorities for the year.
Before signing off on the strategy Tuesday, county supervisors made several changes, elevating advocacy for mental health programs and directing work on a key aspect of the county's bid to launch a public power agency.
Supervisor Shirlee Zane argued greater attention should be given to supporting and expanding mental health programs, especially in the aftermath of the mass shootings last year in the United States.
"It's very timely in terms of what's happening with affordable health care and some of these tragedies that are happening across the country," she said.
County lobbying efforts come in two main forms. One is the arm-twisting by county staff, including elected officials and department heads, who travel and regularly meet with state and federal representatives to press their case. The annual cost for such staff trips was not compiled for the lobbying report, and an estimate was not available Tuesday because such activity is often coordinated with other county business, a county spokesman said.
The Press Democrat has requested records documenting travel costs and other expenses reported by county officials.
The other form of lobbying is work by hired firms in Washington, Sacramento and elsewhere. The county and two affiliated agencies — the county Water Agency and county Open Space District — spent a combined $580,000 in 2012 on contracts with six lobbying firms. The Water Agency's tab was the largest, at $355,000; the county spent $165,000 and the Open Space District spent $60,000.
County officials defended the expenditures, saying they helped secure a far greater amount of state and federal money for local services and projects.
Brad Sherwood, a Water Agency spokesman, said the agency's lobbying efforts in 2012 have so far resulted in $9 million in federal and state grant funds for water supply and habitat restoration projects, as well as $3 million to help with operations and maintenance at the region's two main reservoirs, Lake Sonoma and Lake Mendocino. Such financial support, along with the policy expertise of hired lobbyists, pays off in better infrastructure and lower service charges for local taxpayers, Sherwood said.
"It requires expertise in these areas to effectively advocate for the community," Sherwood said.
County supervisors gave much the same defense.
"We have to continue to be involved in order to bring back the resources that are necessary," Supervisor Efren Carrillo said.
Supervisors said the lobbying keeps county projects on the front burner for funding, helps coordinate with other governments and informs them of legislative work on a wide range of issues.
"As much as we jump up and down" advancing county priorities, said Board of Supervisors Chairman David Rabbitt, "it's not going to happen unless we collaborate with other efforts."
Priorities in 2013 include some mainstays from past years: funding for new road, water and sewer projects; tracking and promoting state changes to facilitate pension-system overhaul; lobbying to modify the state gas tax allocation to boost funding for roads in rural counties.
Supervisor Mike McGuire earned board endorsement for work to promote local control of the $7 million collected from local PG&E customers annually to support energy efficiency and rebate programs. The county wants a say over how that money is used if it launches its own power agency, a move that could come later this year.
Other lobbying priorities include funding requests for jail and justice-assistance programs; support for a statewide tax on sweetened drinks and sodas to fund anti-obesity efforts; and a push to continue with several high-profile redevelopment projects thrown into limbo last year with the state-ordered shutdown of redevelopment agencies.
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When it comes to starting college, Lockport High School students could have a pretty good head start.
The school is going to offer courses for students to take for college credit, according to a new partnership with Bryant & Stratton College in Buffalo. The college is accredited with the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools.
The classes would be after school, staffed by teachers from the college and last about 45 hours over a 15-week period. The partnership would come at no cost for Lockport.
"It's a great opportunity," said Principal Frank Movalli. "And you can't beat free."
Movalli said in the spring a survey would be given to students asking what classes would be of interest to them or what career fields they find interesting. The course offerings will be based off of the survey's results and all courses would be held at the high school.
Courses would include some common classes students would need, such as English 101, Movalli said.
Bryant & Stratton started working with high schools about two years ago. The college has an extensive program with Lancaster schools, which involved working with 400 kids. Lockport's program would be smaller and differ from Lancaster's, said Christian Blum, liberal arts program administrator at Bryant & Stratton.
While numbers were not available on how the program has worked so far at Lancaster, Blum told the Lockport Board of Education on Wednesday there was a sign of success. In the fall, Lancaster reported the fewest number of students entering college who were in need of remedial English in years.
Another aspect offered by the college is a discussion about transitioning to college. Blum said the high school students would learn about financial aid, social aspects and other experiences with college.Contact reporter Joe Olenick at 439-9222, ext. 6241.


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NORMAN — RV General Store owner Barry Bender says a person's RV is his or her castle.
He's been in the business for three decades now.
"I was going to college at OU in the late 70's and started working at a local RV place part time," Bender said. "The oil business was drying up so I stayed in the RV business."
Bender moved from his original job and began working for RV General Store. Eventually he went to work for an RV manufacturer and followed that by working for a large RV dealer in Tulsa.
One day he was contacted by the owner of RV General Store, 1707 Topeka St. in Norman. The owner was retiring and thought Bender might be interested in buying the business. He was. Bender bought the RV General Store in 1989.
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During the 2013-14 wrestling season six former Nassau Community College wrestlers will be competing at the NCAA Division I level. These wrestlers add to a long list of former Nassau CC wrestlers going to the next level.
At 125lbs former NJCAA National finalist John Pelligrino will be representing West Virginia University this upcoming season. Pelligrino will have three years of eligibility and is expected to be a starter for Coach Greg Trumbul and the WVU Mountaineers.
Former NJCAA National Champion Anthony Abidin will be wrestling for the University of Nebraska, Abidin will also have three years of eligibility and is projected to be a starter for the nationally ranked Cornhuskers.
Former 149lbs NJCAA All American Mac Maldarelli will be entering his senior year for Lock Haven University. In 2012-13 Maldarelli had a very productive season going (16-11) in his first year at Lock Haven.
Two former wrestlers will be on the North Carolina State wrestling team this season. Joe DeAngelo who wrestled for the Wolf Pack last season and qualified for the NCAA National tournament after a fine season last year. Ryan Fox another NJCAA All American will be looking to start for Coach Popolizio after redshirting last season. Fox will have three years of eligibility.
Dan Sutherland will be wrestling at Clarion University this season, Sutherland red shirted last year after having a fine year in 2012. Dan will be looking to contribute this year and continue his wrestling career.
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Consistency has been the name of the game for the Nassau Community College wrestling program. And the squad added another piece of championship hardware to its trophy case after capturing the National Junior College Athletic Association national championship last weekend at the Jacobson Center in Des Moines, Iowa. It was the second straight national championship and fifth overall for Nassau CC.
"We've been fortunate," Lions coach Paul Schmidt said. "We get a good crop of wrestlers every year."
Leading the way for the Lions was sophomore James DeKrone, a Glenn graduate who was crowned national champion after beating Zach Loveless, 7-6, in the 141-pound final.
He was joined by five other wrestlers who earned All-American status.
Division graduates John Pellegrino (125) and Yaseen Mudassar (285), and Hauppauge graduate Chanse Menendez (174) all took second place. Islip graduate Kyle Wade (149) was sixth and East Islip grad Ian MacIneirghe finished seventh at 197 pounds. The success of the program has made it easier for Schmidt to assemble the talent needed to compete at a high level. "I don't have to spend as much time recruiting," Schmidt said. "We have a good enough track record of sending kids to the next level with scholarships that they want to come here."
Schmidt noted the ongoing success of a few former Nassau CC wrestlers, including Ryan Fox and Joe DeAngelo, who both earned scholarships to North Carolina State, and Mac Maldarelli, who attends Lock Haven University on a wrestling scholarship. Anthony Abidin, who won the 133-pound NJCAA national championship last year and chose to redshirt this season, is headed to Nebraska on scholarship in the fall. In addition to the droves of talented wrestlers Schmidt has coached since being promoted to head coach in 1996, he attributed some of the program's success to his assistant coaches, most of whom were championship-caliber wrestlers themselves. Current assistant Sam Thomas was a NJCAA All-American, Vougar Oroudjon was a two-time world champion and Olympic Bronze medalist, and Chris Edmond, a former member of the staff, was a Division I national champion at Tennessee.
"I have outstanding assistant coaches," Schmidt said. "When you have world championship coaches as your assistants it makes things easier."
Schmidt also credits Nassau CC's reputation as one of the country's top community colleges as a reason for the program's success. "Nassau CC is very good academically," Schmidt said. "It has a true academic foundation and is very attractive to Division I coaches."


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For the first time since 2010, the Claremore Zebras are back in the high school football playoffs.
Claremore (9-1) will host Tulsa Memorial (8-2) at 7:30 p.m. on Friday in the first round of the Class 5A playoffs at Lantow Field.
"We've got a great opportunity to do something special — get a home playoff win — and that's something that hasn't been done in a long time here in Claremore," Zebras head football coach Rob Gilbreath said.
"We need the stands packed with Zebra fans. The louder the fans are, the better the team plays."
The gates on Friday will open at 6 p.m.
Tickets will be available for $5 and the only passes that will be accepted are the playoff pass from the Oklahoma Secondary Schools Athletic Association.
According to the Claremore athletic department, "Reserve seats will be on a first-come bases."
The winner of the Claremore-Tulsa Memorial game will face the winner of the Carl Albert-Del City game in the second round on Nov. 16 at either Carl Albert or Del City.
"Memorial is a team that is loaded with talented players," Gilbreath said. "They depend heavily on the big plays to score."
Gilbreath noted that Tulsa Memorial reminds him of the Central Braves.
"Memorial is 8-2 for a reason and that reason is because they are talented," Gilbreath said. "Like Central, they have a lot of speed and some playmakers. We can't give up the big play on defense, or turn the ball over on offense.
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- Harness the power of Excel to help manage your business finances
- Build useful financial analysis systems on top of Excel
- Covers normalizing, analysing, and presenting financial data
- Clear and practical with straight forward, step-by-step instructions
Book DetailsLanguage : English
Paperback : 260 pages [ 235mm x 191mm ]
Release Date : July 2011
Author(s) : Andre Odnoha
Topics and Technologies : All Books, Microsoft Other, Other, Cookbooks, Microsoft
Table of ContentsPreface
Chapter 1: Normalizing Financial Data within Excel
Chapter 2: Analyzing Financial Data—Staying in the Grid
Chapter 3: Moving Beyond the Grid—Financial Data Via an Interface
Chapter 4: Using Graphs for Financial and Statistical Analysis
Chapter 5: Representing Data without Graphs
Chapter 6: Building Financial Functions into Excel
Chapter 7: Augmenting Excel Functions with Customized Data Mining
- Chapter 1: Normalizing Financial Data within Excel
- Introduction
- Setting up an Excel spreadsheet
- Correcting Excel calculations
- Removing formulas from a list of numbers
- Highlighting the blanks in a list of data
- Making printing easier to read
- Splitting financial data
- Combining financial data
- Redefining the data format
- Grouping transaction details in a statement of accounts
- Displaying financial summary formulas within their cells
- Chapter 2: Analyzing Financial Data—Staying in the Grid
- Introduction
- Analyzing with an IF statement
- Advancing what IF analysis scenarios
- Discounting proration by payment date
- Collecting user sales data across multiple sheets
- Calculating total sales by day of the week
- Directing entry with conditional messages
- Validating user interaction
- Locking cells in the grid
- Calculating total number of payments in a list by an individual
- Chapter 3: Moving Beyond the Grid—Financial Data Via an Interface
- Introduction
- Personalizing your splash screen
- Entering data via a form
- E-mailing an invoice from Excel
- Adding username and password options for securing financial functions
- Providing customers with on-demand help by using VB macros and a user form
- Calculating loan terms using Excel
- Creating a dashboard for financial functions while minimizing Excel
- Chapter 4: Using Graphs for Financial and Statistical Analysis
- Introduction
- Charting financial frequency trending with a histogram
- Creating a stem and leaf plot
- Creating a box and whisker plot
- Creating a graph overlay for profit and expenses
- Graphing the principal of a loan automatically
- Adding animations to Excel graphs
- Adding a graph to e-mail automatically
- Chapter 5: Representing Data without Graphs
- Introduction
- Visualizing payments with a graphical calendar
- Creating a five-number summary for analysis
- Calculating hours with a visual timesheet
- Analyzing financial data via repetition
- Adding mini graphs within the data
- Creating a table of financial information
- Chapter 6: Building Financial Functions into Excel
- Introduction
- Determining standard deviation for assessing risk
- Analyzing benefits between interest and payment investments
- Calculating the number of payments in a loan
- Calculating the depreciation of assets
- Calculating the future versus current value of your money
- Determining the difference between effective and nominal interest rates
- Identifying the profitability of an investment
- Calculating and planning for inventory requirements
- Chapter 7: Augmenting Excel Functions with Customized Data Mining
- Introduction
- Highlighting user edits and storing the versions
- Adding financial tools to the Excel ribbon
- Completing web forms
- Importing data lists from the Web
- Counting by colors instead of numbers
- Converting dates with code
- Analyzing financial data with pop-up tools
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What you will learn from this book
- Normalize financial data in Excel, so that data from different sources can be easily compared
- Organize your money and finances in the best way to enable easy and powerful analysis of that data
- Present your financials graphically using charts and other methods
- Discover powerful analysis functions in Excel, and combine existing functions to create new ones
In Detail
Excel is one of the mostused software tools in the world and just about every business has a copy somewhere. Despite its power and flexibility it is not always clear how to use it to perform some of the most important tasks in any business: organizing, analysing, and presenting financial information.
Excel 2010 Financials Cookbook contains a rich collection of useful techniques for handling financial data in Excel. From integrating data from a variety of different sources, through organazing and analyzing financial data, to presenting it in a variety of graphical forms, this book has you covered.
The book deals first with "normalizing" financial data -- that is, bringing data from a number of different sources into a single format where you can analyze them together. Then you'll learn techniques for managing and analyzing the data before discovering ways to present it graphically. The book then looks at Excel's built in features for financial analysis, and even shows how you can combine the built in features to build your own analysis functions.
The Cookbook format means each technique is explained with step-by-step instructions, and you can jump straight to the techniques you need. You won't need to read this book from start to finish in order to get value out of it.
Who this book is for
This book is for anybody who wants to use Excel to manage their revenues, budgets, and other financials. It's especially suitable for small businesses that already use Excel and want to get more from it.


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Ask any half-sentient horror aficionado to name a bunch of true-blue bona-fide "CULT CLASSICS" from our beloved genre, and you wouldn't have to wait very long to hear them mention Robin Hardy's 1973 feature The Wicker Man. Notable, admired, and highly-respected among film geniuses for a variety of reasons, I think a large part of the film's lasting appeal is its wonderful weirdness. The Wicker Man is not about monsters or the occult or maniacs with knives, but man, it's still unsettling for a variety of icky, primal reasons. It begins as a chilly mystery in an isolated location, and slowly (ever so slowly) tightens the strings on a seriously scary movie. Hell, the film was well-regarded enough to warrant a Hollywood remake in 2006, and while Neil LaBute's rendition certainly does have its problems, I still think it's a passably entertaining experiment.
And in comparison to Mr. Hardy's late-arriving semi-sequel The Wicker Tree, Neil LaBute's version starts to look like an absolute classic.
One hates to be so negative towards a project from the man who, yes, long ago, delivered one hell of a great horror film, but as Robin Hardy's endlessly pointless The Wicker Tree starts to unspool, a horror fan's attitude will promptly drop from hopeful to frustrated to downright angry. By the time The Wicker Tree limps to a close with a few stray dashes of actual horror, the viewer may be convinced that Robin Hardy needed a fresh paycheck, so he slapped something together and made sure to include "wicker" in the title somewhere. (At one point the project was known as "Cowboys for Christ," truth be told.)
The premise, and that's me being kind, is this: a powerfully devout young Christian couple (she a country singer, he a dork with a cowboy hat) are beginning a two-year mission. They aim to bring the power of Christ's love to all sorts of unenlightened people, and their first stop on the tour is a Scottish village full of obvious villains, kooky weirdos, and more estrogen-laden pagan weirdness than you'll know what to do with. The screenplay is a leaden mish-mash of soap opera blather, lunkheaded character development, and alleged "reveals" that hit the screen with a complete lack of energy. Certainly no sequel to The Wicker Man (even if Sir Christoper Lee is wedged into the film by way of some very poor digital matte work), The Wicker Tree is more of a listless and vague re-telling of the old tale, only instead of a police inspector digging into an isolated island, we have a pair of perpetually whining "Texans" bouncing around a third-rate Lifetime Channel movie that throws in a couple of scenes of predictable carnage at the very last moment.
Gone is the subtle air of "wrongness" that met the police inspector as he nosed about "Summerisle." Absent are the sly and provocative and sexy moments that suggest any number of dark, primal sins. Completely missing are the suspense, mystery, and menace. In their place are themes, people, and ideas that Mr. Hardy covered exceedingly well in 1973, and is now rehashing for, I hate to say it, a quick buck. Regardless of whether what's on the screen is construed as devious melodrama or ostensibly sly satire, there's no getting around the film's plodding musical score, eye-punishing cinematography, consistently vacant acting performances, and merciless editorial style, which is to say the movie feels like a television with three boring channels and Robin Hardy is the one flipping through them randomly.
Once we limp our way to the second half of Act III, some horrific stuff that we completely saw coming (even if the victims did not) hits the screen, and the viewer is happy because (let's be honest) a horror movie is what we asked for in the first place. And while I certainly didn't expect a semi-sequel / sorta-remake inspired by The Wicker Man to be wall-to-wall mayhem, I was expecting some mood, doom, gloom, and darkness. Nothing here works. It's kids in a backyard stuff, truth be told.
So clearly I do not recommend you bother with The Wicker Tree, unless of course you're like me, a lifelong genre freak who simply has to see for themselves, and then I'd forgive you. But considerably more important than my argument against The Wicker Tree is a reminder that, trust me, you really need to check out the original Wicker Man. Don't even read anything about it. You'll dig it. And then try to forget what movie brought you together.


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By Emily Younker
JOPLIN, Mo. —
State Sen. Ron Richard is working to remove part of a bill that would repeal the statutory designation of the international component of Missouri Southern State University's mission.
The bill, including an amendment seeking the MSSU action, was approved last week by the Senate. It has since been introduced in the House of Representatives and referred to its Higher Education Committee.
Richard, R-Joplin, said he has asked House members to delete the amendment from the bill, and he said he is certain that they will. He said his motivation in seeking to remove the amendment is to give MSSU officials time to research potential financial outcomes that could result if the mission is taken out of state statutes.
"We want to make sure there's no unintended consequences," he said.
It's a sudden reversal in the fate of the statutory designation of the university's international mission, which was proposed for repeal just two weeks ago. That caught many at the MSSU campus by surprise.
The repeal was supported by MSSU President Bruce Speck, who said the mission belonged on file with the Coordinating Board for Higher Education, not in state law. But several faculty members, students and alumni have spoken out against removing the designation from the law, worried that such a move could lead to the further dismantling of the international mission. At least two faculty members also said at last week's Board of Governors meeting that they were unhappy that there had been no previous conversations on campus about the possibility of modifying the statute.
Sherry Buchanan, chairwoman of the Board of Governors, said Tuesday that any immediate focus on the issue will involve on-campus discussions about the advantages and disadvantages of taking the mission designation out of the statute.
"I think this is a good starting point in trying to determine what is in the best interest of the institution," she said.
When asked whether MSSU will pursue a change to the statute in the future, Buchanan said: "I think that's what the discussions need to center around."
Speck said any future legislative direction on the statute would come from him. He said that if MSSU leaders decide to pursue the statute modification during next year's legislative session, the university will likely wait to hold public discussions on the matter until the fall, when faculty and students reconvene for the semester.
Despite saying last week that he would not ask legislators to slow the bill's movement through the legislative steps, Speck on Tuesday said he understood that call.
"We certainly agree with the fact that if we stop it now, we have more time on campus to discuss it," he said. "I think there have been enough concerns about it that we need to take a step back and look at it, and I'm fine with it."
He again said that any change to the state statute would not affect the international component of MSSU's mission, which is listed in its strategic plan.
He also said, as he has previously stated, that a change in the state statute would not affect funding from the state.
"There are no financial concerns that I'm aware of," he said.
Chad Stebbins, director of the Institute of International Studies, said he hopes the faculty senate, student senate and perhaps the entire community will participate in conversations about the mission designation before the board makes further decisions.
"I think the additional time to study all the ramifications would be very beneficial," he said. "We'd like to address the possible consequences of it coming out of the state statute. But I think mainly just the opportunity for everyone to be heard, for all voices to be heard on the matter, would be in everyone's best interest."
Linda Hand, president of the faculty senate, did not return a message seeking comment Tuesday afternoon.
Support for the international mission was cited over the past week, with alumni, faculty members and students taking to online platforms to make their voices heard.
Ivy Love, a 2010 MSSU graduate with degrees in Spanish and French, helped launch a Facebook group on Saturday that called for alumni support of the mission. By Monday morning, the group had more than 700 members.
"The weight that comes with a state statute including our international mission is worth protecting, and I hope it's now clear to administrators and legislators that a great many members of the Southern community strongly believe that and are willing to fight for it," Love said in a statement emailed to the Globe.
Support also came from an online petition that was started on Change.org by Kayla Curran, a 2012 MSSU graduate with degrees in English and theater. The petition, which urges administrators to keep the international mission, had more than 325 signatures by Monday.
MSSU PRESIDENT BRUCE SPECK acknowledged that he "didn't provide enough clarity" to the campus about the proposal to change the statute.


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Black Friday is just five days away, or four, if you're going out early Friday morning!
But before you get ready for the biggest shopping day of the year, what do you need to know about shopping in Woburn?
1. Target
The large retail store is located right off of Exit 37 on Route 93. Target is planning on opening at 1 a.m. Friday, Nov. 23. There's a Starbucks inside the store, and you might need it to power your shopping. There will be "Doorbuster" deal maps to help you find "surprise doorbusters" during your early morning shopping trip. Some highlights from the Black Friday ad already online are: a $49 Nook; a $349 50-inch LCD HDTV; and a $49.99 drum set for your kids. Because they're not loud enough as it is?
2. Kohl's
Like Target, Kohl's is located off of Route 93, with a more direct route off of Route 128 at the Washington Street exit. The store will open at 1 a.m. on Friday, Nov. 23. There's no coffee inside the store, but you can buy someone on your list a Keurig coffee brewer! The popular K-cup machine is priced at either $99.99, $119.99 or $149.99, depending on which model you're looking at. Other deals include Early Bird specials on Individuality Beads and other jewelry, as well as lots of clothing specials for men, women and children.
3. Toys R Us
Although it's almost in Winchester, the Toys R Us/Babies R Us at Horn Pond Plaza is in Woburn. The toy giant doesn't have it's Black Friday circular online yet, but BlackFridayAds.net has the scoop. At the site, you can search everything from apparel to video games to dolls. The store will open at 1 a.m. on Black Friday. (But beware, don't bother calling the store. We had to call three times and were on hold for over 13 minutes before getting an answer to our simple question!)
4. Sports Authority
One of the flagship stores in the Woburn Mall, the store will open at midnight on Black Friday. Exercise equipment, scooters, and Under Amour are just some of the items on sale. Not only that, but the first 80 people at each store will receive a Bonus Bucks Card for a sum between $10 and $500.
5. A.C. Moore
The craft store is the place to get just about everything: winter holiday decorations, kids' crafts, candles, toys, and yarn, just to name a few. The store will open at 5 a.m. on Black Friday. From 5 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Friday, you can clip a coupon for 40 percent off your total regular price order. You can also use a 60 percent off coupon from 1 to 10 p.m. Some of the best deals to look for: Angry Birds K-Nex set at 50 percent off, Red Heart Super Saver yarn at $2.29 each, a 79-piece art set at $8.88 and 4 for $10 bead strings.
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Enid News and Eagle
ENID, Okla. —
Service celebrating the life of Becky Estes, 58, of Enid, will be held privately. Cremation arrangements by Brown-Cummings Funeral Home.
Becky was born Aug. 10, 1954, and passed Friday, Nov. 16, 2012.
She married Delbert in 1986. She was a homemaker.
Surviving are husband, Delbert; daughters, Lavada and Sheila Estes, Janice Harper, Elisha Dayilen, Terry Oswald; sons, John Estes, William Willard Jr., Brian Willard and Aaron Willard; siblings, Janet Frye, Patricia Rich, Dena Striclain, Rinda Reed, Mark Rich and Tim Rich; seven grandchildren; and 10 great-grandchildren.
Condolences online at Brown-Cummings.com.
(Submitted by family)


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- Shoot dates & location are TBA. Producer states: "The pilot has been shot in Sweden. You'll be given the material one week before taping for rehearsal."
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Casting a male and a female as the host and the co-host a weekly TV show that shoots all over the world.Saturday
- Production runs in St. Petersburg, FL.
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Casting hosts for the Home Shopping Network.yesterday
- Casting now; shoots within the next two to three months; locations TBD.
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Seeking participants for a unique television project that will provide a surprise wedding for a couple who, for whatever reason, has been unable to set a date. Casting personnel state: "How far are you willing to go to make your dream wedding a reality? We are searching for women or ...yesterday
- Shoots now until December in NYC, Westchester, and the Hudson Valley, NY.
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Seeking young performers (singers, songwriters, dancers, comedians) to showcase their talents live in a studio or online via video for "Ashley and Carley New York," a new tween/teen-themed series about various locations around NYC and the Hudson Valley area.yesterday
- Shooting November 17-December 24. If selected this role can be performed from anywhere that has a computer, webcam, and internet.
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Casting "HelloSanta 2014," a new web show and improv video calls, where Santas interact with children on a daily basis for five weeks. There are 150 contracts available. All actors selected to play Santa will be subject to a mandatory background check.Monday
- Shoots dates are TBD in L.A.
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Casting a TV show, "Ncredible House," to find out what it takes to become America's next superstar. Company states: "Nick Cannon mentors five male R&B singers to create the hottest boy band ever."Monday
- Rehearses Sept. 29-Oct. 18; runs Oct. 22-Nov. 9 (additional three week run in negotiation) in Boca Raton, FL.
- Auditions: Aug 3, 4 in Boca Raton, FL
Casting "Borscht Belt Bistro," a musical about a Jewish immigrant told in flashbacks from 1920's Ellis Island to 1970 Catskills.Monday
Porch Light Productions 2014-15 Season
- Rehearsal and production dates are TBD in Glen Rock, NJ (located approx. 40 minutes from NYC by bus and train). Note: Most projects are on-site, some off-site.
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Seeking staff for Porch Light Productions upcoming 2014-15 season.Monday
- Performs Sept. 16-Oct. 19 in Alpena, MI.
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Casting "Cheating Cheaters," a funny and warm-hearted new play, which features the hilarious adventures of two lovably larcenous sisters who impersonate begging nuns in order to put their niece through art school, at least until the police catch up with them and their virtuous ward pays an unexpected visit.Monday
- Shoots in Washington D.C. over five weeks with a similar rehearsal period starting late fall 2014.
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Casting an American film version of William Shakespeare's "King Lear."Monday
- Shoots approx. Nov. 10-Dec. 10 in Las Vegas, NV and Phoenix, AZ.
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Casting "Poor Boy," a feature film. Synopsis: "Poor Boy and Prickface, brothers born to a rodeo clown, scrape by in Arizona by stealing lawnmowers, bootlegged premium cable packages, and running an underground gambling ring for high school sports. When the bank threatens to repo their beloved houseboat, the brothers set ...Monday