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D-Link Wi-Fi AC750 Portable Router & Charger review
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SmartCloud for Social Business aka LotusLive.com is changing it's domain name and adding Sametime meetings
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IBM Mail Next explained - so far
Wed, Apr 23rd 2014
IBM had so many Twitter id's it broke the 32k field limit
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IBM messaging roadmap from IBM Connect 2014 - what's missing
Mon, Feb 3rd 2014
IBM Mail Next announced at IBM Connect 2014 - what I know
Wed, Jan 29th 2014
Project Hawthorn - Microsoft Outlook 2013 support for IBM Domino
Thu, Aug 22nd 2013
Tampa General Hospital calls Notes "Stone Age" at Lync event
Mon, Mar 17th 2014
Denny's Inc leaves Lotus Notes citing inefficient and not mobile first
Thu, Jul 17th 2014
IBM SmartCloud for Social Business enhancements for May 2014
Thu, May 1st 2014
What's New in IBM Connections Next (5.0)
Wed, May 28th 2014
Abient location services get creepy at SxSW 2012 with TheSocialGeeks
Chris Miller
I gathered the crew at SxSW 2012 for a live video taping of TheSocialGeeks. We had quite a few laughs and also some serious discussions around privacy, the new ambient and passive location based apps that launched, like Ban.jo and Highlight and talked top news from SxSW 2012.
We also vote on the hottest app from SxSW, the launch of GoKit.me and the sale of Yobongo in just one year.
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IBM Connections 5.0 Entitlements for Notes & Domino customers
Fri, Jul 25th 2014 9:30a Chris Miller
IBM has announced entitlements for IBM Connections 5.0 with IBM Notes and Domino 9.0.1. Customers will get access to the Files and Profiles features freely with Domino licenses. With this update, IBM Notes and Domino customers continue to receive access to the Files and Profiles features of IBM Connections 5.0 with the entitlements listed below. The entitlement lets IBM Notes and Domino customers deploy and access the Files and Profiles features of IBM Connections through all clients, browsers,
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GreatCall Splash - Waterproof Medical Alert Device review
Thu, Jul 24th 2014 9:37a Chris Miller
Overall the GreatCall Splash - Waterproof Medical Alert Device does what it states as a medical alert device. The downside in rating revolves around clarity of expectations, setup and performance. See the review. The device itself is tiny and we like the simplicity of the front with a single button. We could also see this getting misplaced or forgotten. The addition of the belt clip was nice and stayed on during our tests. We could see the clip breaking if caught on something though. Peo
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IBM Mail Next update for July 2014
Wed, Jul 23rd 2014 10:50a Chris Miller
IBM Mail Next updates as of July 2014 as presented by IBM for a SocialBizUG webcast. Design Advisory Program updates, web updates and timelines. These are my notes as they happened. Key announcements Kramer talked IBM Mobile First and iOS-ready apps and the Apple announcement Now on to the good stuff..... a long list with tons of screen images Design Advisory Program update basically they will open it more but they have a select list of people in the advisory group they chose the
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D-Link Wi-Fi AC750 Portable Router & Charger review
Wed, Jul 23rd 2014 8:44a Chris Miller
The D-Link Wi-Fi AC750 Portable Router & Charger (DIR-510L) is the next step in portable routers for the road warrior. With AC band, profiles, USB charging ports, USB 3G/4G support, router, access point and more. I have numerous portable routers, repeaters and access points now (most with reviews up). D-Link is trying to bridge together more than a few features in one device and has done so very well. This also adds the newer AC band for improved speed but you need your devices and network
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New in Blakcberry OS 10.2.1 is IBM Lotus Traveler connection type
Tue, Jul 22nd 2014 11:39a Chris Miller
I upgraded my Blackberry Z10 to OS 10.2.1 to get my hands on a ton of new features. IBM Lotus Traveler now shows as an account type when adding email, calendar and todo. I was surprised at the number of new features, not just fixes, that are available in this release. http://crackberry.com/whats-new-blackberry-os-1021 See my posting comparing the Blackberrry Z10 and Q10 devices. See more updates and hands-on with the BlackBerry 10 devices on BlackBerry Today.
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Brydge iPad Keyboard & Speaker case review
Tue, Jul 22nd 2014 9:04a Chris Miller
We review both the aluminum and carbonate Brydge iPad Keyboard and Speaker case. These are made for the iPad 2nd through 4th generations and connect via Bluetooth. (The iPad Air has a different case that is available) The full QWERTY keyboard on the Brydge iPad Case was responsive with many hotkeys already available. We had no issues paring the keyboard with the iPad. Indicator light on the switch tells you if it is in pairing mode, low on battery or charging. Make sure you place the iPad
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IBM Connections 5.0 Workshop - FREE
Mon, Jul 21st 2014 12:13p Chris Miller
IBM is offering a free IBM Connections 5 instance on SoftLayer and workshop materials as a lab environment for business partners. You can request to provision a server or use the lab materials on your own server. The materials were written using an IBM Connections 5.0 device on SoftLayer but they also outline it so your own Linux based system could be used. In the IBM Connections 5.0 Workshop, you will learn about the new and existing capabilities of IBM Connections and IBM Connections Mobile
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Wallett TrackR versus Kensington Proximo bluetooth trackers
Mon, Jul 21st 2014 9:12a Chris Miller
I compare the Wallet TrackR and the Kensington Proximo bluetooth tracking devices and their applications in this head to head comparison. From setup, function and to ease of use. See below for the full review and who wins. Here is a breakdown of each device and links to get your hands on them -==Wallet Trackr review==- http://idonot.es/wallettrackr Wallet TrackR was kind enough to send me an updated device for testing. It met the promised abilities of either finding the TrackR or us
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Allen Sports Aluminum Folding 2-Bike Rack review
Thu, Jul 17th 2014 10:12a Chris Miller
If you are an on and off bicycle riding type person (like me) then having a carrier was always a task. This Allen Sports Aluminum Folding 2-bike Rack solves so many problems. Fist of all the packaging for the Allen Sports Aluminum Folding 2-bike Rack was incredibly small so I figured it would be cheap, hard to assemble or would not hold a single kids bike let alone two adult bikes. The entire unit is assembled and folds into a 17"x8"x4" shape. Amazingly compact. The aluminum frame is stu
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Denny's Inc leaves Lotus Notes citing inefficient and not mobile first
Thu, Jul 17th 2014 9:25a Chris Miller
According to numerous press releases, Denny's Inc. has migrated away from Lotus Notes to Google Apps for Business due to being inefficient to manage and not mobile first. The press releases all have statements quoted from the CIO names Alex Lewis. I wanted to summarize and talk about a few areas. Denny's operated an on-premise Lotus Notes email system for many years. The environment resulted in many complex and cumbersome Lotus Notes applications. As the company streamlined its operatio
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Infuse your home with the rich, inviting smells of Thanksgiving and the holidays, courtesy of a holiday-themed post on Knoji.com.
It suggests mixing the following ingredients up in a sealed plastic bag and adding water as needed during the Thanksgiving weekend.
You will need:
3 cinnamon sticks
3 bay leaves
1/4 cup whole cloves
1 teaspoon ground cloves
2 fresh lemon slices or 2 tablespoons dried lemon peel
2 tablespoons orange peel or dried orange peel
1/2 teaspoon ground nutmeg
1 quart water
Mix all ingredients in medium to large saucepan. Simmer at low heat and add more water as needed. The homemade scent for Thanksgiving will please guests and family when they come over, Knoji promises. Holiday fragrance is one of the key factors to making a house feel warm and welcoming.
You can view the original post at http://tinyurl.com/kjn5zrk.
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Reader Gari Gill of Raleigh wrote in to share a recipe she picked up while living on a military base in the Philippines.
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6 boneless, skinless chicken breasts
32-ounce jar spaghetti sauce
7 ounces sliced pepperoni
14 ounces shredded mozzarella
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Heat oven to 375 degrees. In a 9- by 13-inch baking dish, put a layer of sauce. Top with chicken breasts and add another layer of sauce on breasts. Top each breast with 4 to 5 slices of pepperoni. Cover all with mozzarella and another layer of pepperoni. Cover with aluminum foil and bake for 30 minutes. Uncover and bake until cheese is completely melted and the pepperoni starts to release some of its fat.
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Brining is a process in which a turkey is soaked in a bath of herbs, salt, sugar, water and vinegar for 20 to 24 hours. It infuses the bird with flavor and moistness during roasting, ensuring your bird is plump and juicy instead of tough and dry.
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Reviews by badbeer:
4.55/5 rDev +5.6%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Black with a tan head and good lacing and retention. Smell of molasses, alcohol, chocolate, roast, maple syrup, hops, and brown sugar. Taste has all the same things as the aroma and does not disappoint. Full of intense and well-rounded flavors, I really wish they'd make this same recipe again. Medium carbonation and full body. I look forward to trying this at any time I can. One of the the few beers that seems to hold up to and surpass its hype.
Serving type: bottle
01-03-2009 03:45:09 | More by badbeer
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4/5 rDev -7.2%
07-19-2014 06:27:16 | More by zestar
4/5 rDev -7.2%
05-06-2014 22:02:00 | More by Gobzilla
North Carolina
4.5/5 rDev +4.4%
04-28-2014 21:06:56 | More by Axnjxn
4.75/5 rDev +10.2%
03-21-2014 02:09:06 | More by afsdan
3.75/5 rDev -13%
11-03-2013 23:49:37 | More by smutty33
4.25/5 rDev -1.4%
09-12-2013 20:16:13 | More by beernads
New Hampshire
3.5/5 rDev -18.8%
07-26-2013 00:58:24 | More by ScottP
4.25/5 rDev -1.4%
07-04-2013 22:02:40 | More by jaxon53
4.5/5 rDev +4.4%
05-19-2013 16:46:36 | More by Photekut
New York
4/5 rDev -7.2%
04-25-2013 13:45:36 | More by jbuddle
3.75/5 rDev -13%
03-24-2013 21:58:14 | More by Sparky44
4.08/5 rDev -5.3%
look: 4 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4
Big thanks to ClockworkOrange for sharing this. 500ml poured into a snifter, the brew appears black in color with tan cap. A thin penline of head sits atop and some lighter brown is seen around the edges.
The smell includes notes of raisins and a bit of booze. Some chocolate and roast. Faint coffee before a smoothness similar to vanilla creeps into the nose.
The flavor is roasty with hints of coffee and alcohol. Raisiny alcohol esters evolve getting mildly solvent. Some vanilla and sweet chocolate round things out.
This is a medium bodied brew with a modest amount of carbonation. It is mild almost watery at times but thats probably due to the volume of alcohol and age at this point. It is very easy drinking and I appreciated the chance to try this after regrettably passing on this years ago when I saw it with a big sticker price.
Serving type: bottle
01-31-2013 20:32:31 | More by stakem
5/5 rDev +16%
01-29-2013 18:35:02 | More by DmanGTR
4.24/5 rDev -1.6%
look: 4 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.25
Poured a blackish body with minimal tan head that left lace forever. A boozy, berry-esque aroma filled with brown sugar, coffee, bitter chocolate and/or caramel, some barleywine notes like dark fruits and crisp hops. A slow sipper only because it's so alcohol heavy, not that the alcohol is noticeable, this beer has great balance as it passes rather easily over the tongue despite a little syrupiness and doesn't coat or nuke my tastebuds, but instead I can pick out the sticky sweet malts of chocolate and toffee as well as the roasted, bready coffee notes and then I keep tasting dark fruit or cherries/berries with some minor hop bit as well. Finishes easy and dry thanks to hops and alcohol and leaves me wanting to keep drinking and is not a boozebomb at all.
Serving type: on-tap
01-23-2013 12:44:04 | More by clayrock81
4.25/5 rDev -1.4%
01-15-2013 15:21:46 | More by brandoman63
4/5 rDev -7.2%
01-10-2013 21:22:38 | More by westcoastbeerlvr
4.25/5 rDev -1.4%
11-28-2012 05:38:23 | More by t0rin0
4/5 rDev -7.2%
10-22-2012 17:40:38 | More by imperialking
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4/5 rDev -7.2%
04-23-2012 20:22:45 | More by djrn2
3.88/5 rDev -10%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Thanks to IrishColonial for sharing this one. Poured from a 500ml bottle into a tasting glass. It poured black in color with a small amount of bubbles sticking to the edges of the glass. Pretty close to still looking.
The aroma is somewhat boozy with chocolate, dark fruits and a little bit of soy sauce. The dark, roasted, slightly burnt malts are noticeable, but a little overshadowed.
The taste also shows a lot of boozy alcohol throughout. Some nice dark fruits, cherry like flavors are there along with a little chocolate and light roasted coffee.
The mouthfeel is a little slick with carbonation being moderate.
Overall it was a good, but not great beer. It was a little too boozy and sweet, but the dark fruits and chocolate were pretty good in it though.
Serving type: bottle
03-30-2012 15:28:37 | More by billab914
District of Columbia
3.35/5 rDev -22.3%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.5
From 500mL bottle to Portsmouth glass on 3/24/12
*From notes
-- Muchos gracias, IrishColonial --
A: Dark, but then what's new. A good pour yields a dissapointing .25 finger head that fades entirely too fast. The creamy colored collar is decent at best.
S: Boozy for sure. Hints of green earth and a solid amount of minced garden box herbs.
T: For a beer this big, it's incredible how well hidden the alcohol is. Lightly roasted coffee hits the fore and rides to the mid, where the alcohol kicks in and rolls back. A touch of char and grass wrap things up.
M: God is this thin. Pretty flabby stuff. Dissapointing.
O: Lets cut things straight here: we had this in the same evening that featured RareR DOS, Peg's Batch 100, BCBS '05 & '06, BCBS Vanilla and East End Toaster. So you tell me how WOW this is given the night's prior transgressions.
Having said that, this is just not the beer I was hoping for. Inspsired? Sure, but it just didn't come together to form a coherent and vibrant RIS. For a beer this old, it seems to have held up well, but it ain't something I'll seek out.
A decent tick.
Serving type: bottle
03-25-2012 19:53:41 | More by Rhettroactive
4.28/5 rDev -0.7%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
Thanks, Alex! Bottle poured into Darkness tulip.
A - Pours black, thin mocha head, thin ring.
S - Light roast, dark chocolate, somewhat smooth booze (for 16%), and some char. All nice and smooth...the age has done this one some good. The sweetness and booze work nicely together.
T - Similar to the nose. Roast, chocolate, booze, and some light dark fruity notes. The booze is definitely there, but the age has mellowed it down to a "standable" level. The sweetness is nice as well, and mixed with the booze makes this an enjoyable brew.
M - Full, light carbonation, rich and boozy creamy finish.
O - A nice RIS that's smoothed out wonderfully. I would suggest opening your bottles now, as I think the booze is smooth enough to enjoy, while still packing a punch. Recommend.
Serving type: bottle
02-01-2012 16:14:38 | More by Sean9689
4/5 rDev -7.2%
01-25-2012 04:11:06 | More by ChrisPro
4.38/5 rDev +1.6%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
Review #2200. Thanks to rpohagan for the trade, as I missed this on store shelves in late 2007. Bottle #2663. Served in a Cigar City snifter.
A - Quick-dissolving wisp of tan foam. Black body, faint glint of brown at the bottom of the glass.
S - Dark chocolate, mild smoke, dark fruits, of a bit of umami, lightly charred malts, and a touch of anise. As it warms up a pronounced melted semisweet chocolate flavor comes out, helping to balance the roast flavors. A touch of alcohol, but less than you'd expect from 16%.
T - Again, it's heavy of toasted grains, dark chocolate, and char, but with more red fruits and licorice, yeasty bread, and some vinous port-like oxidation. From a small enough sample you could *almost* mistake this for a Cabernet Sauvignon with strong chocolate and dark berry flavors.
M - Full bodied, chewy, viscous, sticky. Minimal carbonation, and surprisingly little alcohol warmth. It's appropriately weighty for the alcohol and the flavor depth.
D - I held off opening this after tasting the 2nd Edition fresh, and I'm glad I did. As this approaches the five year mark it's eminently enjoyable and worth seeking out for an extremely unique experience. If you can't find it, grab a bottle of the 2nd Edition and hope for the best. Hopefully in future Nøgne Ø returns to this specific recipe.
Serving type: bottle
01-24-2012 06:32:47 | More by MasterSki
Dark Horizon 1st Edition from Nøgne Ø - Det Kompromissløse Bryggeri A/S
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To volunteer: "One who enters into any service offers to undertake to do something, of his or her own free will."
Delaware and Schoharie counties have had many local businesses close in the past two years. Many people have had to relocate or look outside their communities to find employment. Many volunteers work outside of their community.
For those who do work in their own community, the employer does not have the ability to excuse the volunteer to answer a call. Mutual aid from other communities is often needed. CMT is a paid transport service. They serve as mutual aid for some volunteer EMS to offer a higher level of care so EMTs can maintain the "golden hour" of care. Volunteer EMS may even request mutual aid for direct air transport.
People are dying needlessly every day. Sometimes they may have only needed someone to volunteer to care. EMS is not just about rescue. Could it be that people and places need something as simple as more volunteers?
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OTTUMWA — In the heat of an Iowa summer, 17 4-H members brought a year's worth of work into the horse show ring Tuesday.
The Wapello County 4-H Expo had one event scheduled for the day because it literally takes all day. The horse show was held in the Greater Ottumwa Park arena under the blazing sun, but that didn't stop the showmanship or the educational opportunities.
Members of the horse project hold meetings and clinics throughout the year, the horse judging team will be going to the national competition in Oklahoma and can even be part of a quiz bowl. But the expo show is the culmination of all that learning.
"The meetings and clinics are a good foundation for what they're going to do out here," said Laci Morrissey, the chairwoman of the horse committee, which consists of parents and community members. "They're learning about show preparation, safety and horse management."
At the end of the day, champions and high-point winners were announced. The long schedule included 40 classes, including in-hand, pleasure, speed and several fun events. Morissey says the 4-H members can do a little bit of everything or decide to specialize.
While Clover Kids is designed for students in kindergarten through third grade, only 4-H members in fourth grade through 12th grade compete in the horse show. The age groups are divided up for more competition.
Austin Angle, 14, is a member of the Hooves and Hats 4-H Club. He's participated in the horse program since third grade, and he has been deeply influenced by his family. His dad, Aaron, was in 4-H as well, and Austin just wanted to show horses.
"You work all year to be ready," he said. "You make sure they're healthy, take care of them. Then before the show, you make sure they're not too fat and not too skinny. It's part of making sure they're healthy."


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Jorge Lorenzo's impressive win in the Japanese Grand Prix marked a significant milestone for Yamaha as the Japanese marque celebrated its 200th race victory in the premier class of the World Championship.
Having claimed his own 50th career win the previous time out at Phillip Island, Lorenzo's Motegi success marked his 30th in the premier class as well as the 200th for Yamaha, whose first as a company in the premier class came courtesy of Britain's Chas Mortimer in the 1973 Spanish Grand Prix at Montjuic Park, Barcelona.
Formula 1: Was Grosjean The Real Star Of The Indian GP?
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While all eyes were on Sebastian Vettel the real star of the Indian GP was Romain Grosjean, who stormed from 17th on the grid to third at the end.
Grosjean managed to get to the end on only one stop after offloading his soft tires on lap 13. Lotus team mate Kimi Raikkonen tried to do the same after pitting on lap seven, but didn't make it.
Formula 1: Alonso Was Left Struggling After First Lap Contact
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Fernando Alonso's hopes of a decent result in the Indian GP were over at the first corner after he hit the rear of Mark Webber – ironically the other front-running driver who took a gamble on qualifying on the medium tire.
Alonso also hit Jenson Button on the first lap. A second lap stop for a new nose then ruined his strategy and left him struggling to catch up. He eventually finished 11th.


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Here is the trailer for the short film, "Birthday Crashers." Produced by Paul & Cee-French Harth of Chiron Films and directed by Etienne Goldet. I had the pleasure of directing photography on it. It was an intense shooting schedule but with the help of an amazing cast & crew, we were able to get it done!
I had the great pleasure of working on this mini-documentary, RETURN TO BROOKLYN, produced & directed by my good friend, Francesco Saviano of UnArmed Media. The documentary has been recently featured on Esquire here.
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Full details regarding ticketing for this festival will be available shortly at kaffny.com. — at Village East Cinema.
2nd Unit Photography for "The Quitter"
I had the great pleasure of working with director Matthew Bonafacio, on his feature film "The Quitter." Principle photography was framed by the talented Timothy Nuttal. We shot on location in Coney Island and Lawrence, NY. Be sure to check out "The Quitter" in the near future!
The trailer for our feature length documentary, "Voices" is available to view here or at the film's website at www.voicesdocumentary.com
We are very excited to share this trailer and hope to begin the festival circuit run soon!! You can subscribe to our mailing list here
"El Cuco" short film
Here are some shots I selected from the short film "El Cuco" written & directed by Kayla Llanes. We shot on the Red Scarlet-X with the Canon Cinema EOS prime lens. This was my first project shooting in the horror genre and Kayla was very easy to work with in discussing the visual style and color palette. We had an amazing cast & crew and the shoot was very fun to work on!
Riggsyfort - "GMDGT" music video
I had a chance to collaborate with my old college buddies, the talented Ray Ricafort (Riggsyfort) and Mike Song. The polishing of the video is all due to the great work by our editor Mark Batstone. Amazing experience to have been able to work with everyone involved!
I've added a new item to my equipment package. The Flanders Scientific CM-170W is a 17" Multi-Format reference monitor with 3G/HD/SD-SDI, Component, Composite, & DVI-I Inputs. This unit features full 12-bit video processing and a 10-bit panel capable of reproducing over 1.073 billion colors on screen. The CM-170W features support for virtually any signal format from NTSC/PAL to HD and 2K, including advanced 12-bit, 4:4:4, and XYZ signal formats. It is available for rental!
CHASE SAPPHIRE shoot - "Yosemite"
I had the opportunity to travel to Yosemite National Park in California to shoot a promo for Chase Sapphire's Credit Card rewards program. We shot with my 5D mkII and Kessler Stealth slider w/ elektraDRIVE motor controller. We were lucky to have great weather the whole time there. An amazing experience & trip!


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The early voting is over, absentee ballots should be turned in and the final polls have been taken.
All that's left to determine the next president of the United States and a handful of state and local offices is Tuesday's general election.
In Cobb, the polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. at all precincts. In Georgia, it's also state law to provide photographic identity in order to vote.
According to Cobb Elections, 20 percent of the county's nearly 400,000 registered voters have already cast ballots.
In addition to the presidential race involving Democratic incumbent Barack Obama, Republican challenger Mitt Romney and Libertarian candidate Gary Johnson, East Cobb voters also will be voting in the 6th District Congressional race. Republican incumbent Tom Price of Roswell faces East Cobb Democrat Jeff Kazanow.
Two Georgia Public Service Commission seats are on the ballot, as is the controversial Charter School Amendment to the state Constitution.
All of the local races involving East Cobb candidates were determined in the primaries, or incumbents are running unopposed. Those names are included on the ballot, except winners of judicial races, which were non-partisan.
Republican Cobb Commission chairman Tim Lee was re-elected after winning a runoff against Bill Byrne. There is no Democratic candidate, although East Cobb resident Craig Harfoot is waging a write-in campaign.
Cobb Board of Education member David Banks and state House members Don Parsons and Matt Dollar also won new terms representing the East Cobb area after defeating Republican challengers in the primary. No Democrats qualified to run for those positions.
District 2 commissioner Bob Ott, a Republican, was unopposed, as were State Sen. Judson Hill and State Rep. Sharon Cooper, also Republicans.
See the attached PDFs for a sample ballot, and a precinct-by-precinct breakdown of 2008 election turnout in Cobb.
If you are unsure of your precinct, check your voter registration card. The locations and addresses for each precinct are listed below.
If you live in ZIP code 30066, please refer to the Northeast Cobb Patch Election Guide.
EAST COBB VOTING PRECINCTS (ZIP Codes 30062, 30067, 30068)PRECINCT NAME LOCATION ADDRESS Chestnut Ridge Chestnut Ridge Christian Church 2663 Johnson Ferry Road Dickerson Dickerson Middle School 855 Woodlawn Road Dodgen Dodgen Middle School 1725 Bill Murdock Road Eastside 1 Congregation Etz Chaim 1190 Indian Hills Parkway Eastside 2 Eastside Baptist Church 2450 Lower Roswell Road Elizabeth 3 Alliance Christian Church 1787 East Piedmont Road Elizabeth 4 Marietta Church of God 1083 Allgood Road Fullers Park Fullers Recreation Center 3499 Robinson Road Garrison Mill Garrison Mill Elementary School 4111 Wesley Chapel Road Hightower Trail Hightower Trail Middle School 33905 Post Oak Tritt Road
Marietta 6A Lockheed Elementary School 1205 Merritt Road Marietta 6B Mt. Paran Church of God North 1700 Allgood Road Mount Bethel 1 Johnson Ferry Baptist Church 955 Johnson Ferry Road Mount Bethel 3 East Cobb Government Center 4400 Lower Roswell Road Mount Bethel 4 Mt. Bethel United Methodist Church 4385 Lower Roswell Road Murdock Murdock Elementary School 2320 Murdock Road Powers Ferry John Knox Presbyterian Church 505 Powers Ferry Road Pope Pope High School 3001 Hembree Road Roswell 1 East Cobb Church of Christ 5240 Roswell Road Roswell 2 Mt. Zion United Methodist Church 1770 Johnson Ferry Road Shallowford Falls Shallowford Falls Elementary School 3529 Lassiter Road Sewell Mill 1 Temple Kol Emeth 1415 Old Canton Road Sewell Mill 3 Holt Road Baptist Church 675 Holt Road Sope Creek 1 Holy Family Catholic Church 3401 Lower Roswell Road Sope Creek 2 Sope Creek Elementary School 3320 Paper Mill Road Sope Creek 3 Lutheran Church of the Resurrection 4814 Paper Mill Road Terrell Mill Eastvalley Elementary School 2570 Lower Roswell Road Timber Ridge Timber Ridge Elementary School 5000 Timber Ridge Road Tritt Northeast Cobb YMCA 3010 Johnson Ferry Road


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We are introducing a new category to the OGS blog: Archival Advice. This is where you will be able to find advice and tips on how to manage your family history collection. And yes, from an actual Archivist! Watch for the first post, Family Records: Controlling the Chaos, over the next few days.
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If a bargain is something you don't need at a price you can't resist, then buyout firms' circling of Nasdaq suggests one thing: The exchange operator's price tag is tempting.
The Carlyle Group CG -1.74% Carlyle Group L.P. U.S.: Nasdaq $32.80 -0.58 -1.74% Aug. 1, 2014 4:00 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 652,761 P/E Ratio 17.45 Market Cap $2.23 Billion Dividend Yield 1.95% Rev. per Employee $3,321,400 07/31/14 Bearish Investors Who Won Big ... 07/31/14 Carlyle-Owned Zodiac Pool Seek... 07/31/14 Carlyle's Conway: 'Europe Is T... More quote details and news » —whose shares (ticker: CG) are listed on Nasdaq and whose chief financial officer once worked there—recently approached the Nasdaq OMX Group NDAQ -0.52% NASDAQ OMX Group Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq $41.97 -0.22 -0.52% Aug. 1, 2014 4:00 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1.47M AFTER HOURS $41.97 0.00 % Aug. 1, 2014 5:26 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : P/E Ratio 15.37 Market Cap $7.20 Billion Dividend Yield 1.43% Rev. per Employee $1,024,370 08/01/14 Herman Miller aims to reach co... 07/28/14 Stock Market Keeps Its Faith i... 07/24/14 Nasdaq Profit and Revenue Rise... More quote details and news » (NDAQ) with an offer to take it private. The talks fell apart on price, but they pose an intriguing question: Just how much is Nasdaq worth?
Nasdaq, trading near $31, has jumped 27% over the past two months—first, as rival NYSE Euronext (NYX) agreed to be sold for a nifty premium to IntercontinentalExchange ICE -0.02% Intercontinental Exchange Inc. U.S.: NYSE $192.18 -0.04 -0.02% Aug. 1, 2014 4:01 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 769,551 AFTER HOURS $190.00 -2.18 -1.13% Aug. 1, 2014 7:35 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : P/E Ratio 42.90 Market Cap $22.14 Billion Dividend Yield 1.35% Rev. per Employee $624,079 07/24/14 Deutsche Börse Net Profit Fall... 07/11/14 Thomson Reuters, CME to Provid... 07/01/14 Broadhaven Nabs Goldman's Spof... More quote details and news » (ICE), then as buyout firms came calling. But while buyers could conceivably offer $38 to $54 a share for Nasdaq, a deal might not happen quickly.
There's no question Nasdaq is undervalued in the public market. Its shares fetch just 11 times projected 2013 profits—versus multiples topping 18 times for the CME Group CME +0.32% CME Group Inc. Cl A U.S.: Nasdaq $74.18 +0.24 +0.32% Aug. 1, 2014 4:00 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1.66M AFTER HOURS $74.20 +0.02 +0.03% Aug. 1, 2014 6:00 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : P/E Ratio 25.76 Market Cap $24.83 Billion Dividend Yield 2.53% Rev. per Employee $1,066,080 08/01/14 U.S. Government Bonds Rally on... 07/31/14 Stocks to Watch: Exxon Mobil, ... 07/31/14 CME Profit Falls as Trading Vo... More quote details and news » (CME) and CBOE Holdings cboe +2.56% CBOE Holdings Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq $49.71 +1.24 +2.56% Aug. 1, 2014 4:00 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1.29M AFTER HOURS $49.71 0.00 % Aug. 1, 2014 5:24 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : P/E Ratio 24.01 Market Cap $4.17 Billion Dividend Yield 1.69% Rev. per Employee $903,431 08/01/14 CBOE Earnings Slip on Lower Tr... 06/27/14 Broad Gains by Stocks, Oil and... 06/25/14 Low VIX Could Be Lower Still More quote details and news » (CBOE), or 16 times for NYSE. Blame that on our outdated view of Nasdaq as merely a stock exchange, and Americans' recent indifference to equities. The bad press following Facebook's FB -0.40% Facebook Inc. Cl A U.S.: Nasdaq $72.36 -0.29 -0.40% Aug. 1, 2014 4:00 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 43.18M AFTER HOURS $72.25 -0.11 -0.15% Aug. 1, 2014 7:59 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : P/E Ratio 76.98 Market Cap $188.89 Billion Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee $1,580,090 08/01/14 U.S. Ebola Patients Will Fly I... 08/01/14 Brian M. Carney: Throwing a Li... 08/01/14 Twitter's User Problem: Fastes... More quote details and news » (FB) botched debut didn't help.
BUT WHILE NASDAQ'S REVENUE has been flat over the past three years, its earnings have grown at a 14% clip, and its profit margin trumps the NYSE's. Last quarter, U.S. stock trading accounted for just 7% of revenue. Add European stocks and global derivatives, and trading still drives just 29% of its haul. The bulk of revenue comes from recurring operations like providing market data (20%), listings and issuer services (24%), technology (11.5%), and access and broker services (15.5%). This nontrading revenue will swell further, to 75%, once Nasdaq closes its purchase of Thomson Reuters' investor-relations business. "There was a time when we were properly identified as a stock exchange," Nasdaq CEO Robert Greifeld tells Barron's. "But now, we're stuck with that typecast."
Nasdaq's steady income and an 11% free cash-flow yield makes buyout firms' mouths water. Ironically, there isn't much for new owners to squeeze. "Nasdaq doesn't need a lot of restructuring," says Sandler O'Neill analyst Rich Repetto. "It's also run efficiently, so there aren't a lot of costs to be taken out."
A privately owned market for public stock trading isn't in itself a problem; many exchanges once were private. But ownership was diffuse and spread among many seat holders, and it remains to be seen if regulators will permit a key securities market to be controlled by one buyout firm.
Nasdaq has a market value of $5 billion, and BMO Capital Markets pegs its takeout value at $6.45 billion. Another sum-of-the-parts analysis goes as high as $9.17 billion, assuming buyers would pay peer-average multiples for each unit (like 18 times 2012 earnings for listing services, or 23.7 times for market technology). That translates to $38 to $54 a share. But buyout firms can't easily wring profit at that range's high end. Nasdaq also has $2 billion of debt, which limits the leverage that firms can pile on.
A strategic buyer might do better, because merging overlapping trading engines, data centers, and back offices can extract big savings. But the IntercontinentalExchange has picked NYSE, and Deutsche Bourse and CME "remain committed to derivatives and post-trade processing," notes BMO analyst Jillian Miller. Ambitious Asian exchanges with rich valuations are keen, but some have state ties that won't easily pass U.S. regulatory muster.
But even without a buyout, analysts say Nasdaq is worth $28 to $30 a share. Nasdaq and other U.S. options exchanges also own the Options Clearing Corp, which clears and guarantees all U.S. options, although Greifeld says there's no plan to monetize this lucrative asset. And while Nasdaq's units are complementary, Greifeld is taking steps to show "they're, in fact, separable"— streamlining data and indexes, or consolidating the technology platform—to emphasize each business. "If we perform the way we plan, our [valuation] multiple should take care of itself," he says.
Sean Bonner, who manages the Carne Large Cap Value Fund, likens exchanges to tollbooths for transactions and trading data. Technology has made the highway bigger and faster, but the asset base—servers, software, a few buildings—are small, compared to their profitability. "It's literally a bucket nailed to a post on the side of the road where people throw money," he maintains.
A TARGET COMPANY HOLDING OUT for better offers just may be a sign that our economy is strengthening. Will a strengthening economy swell trading traffic? Big mergers are ticking up (see Preview). New listings have increased as stock prices rise and volatility subsides, and Dealogic says U.S. IPOs have raised $6.03 billion so far this year—35% better than the average since 2001.
With the 10-year Treasury yield just above 2%, the crop of Standard & Poor's 500 stocks sporting higher dividend yields last week reached 228, or 46%—well above long-term norms near 5% or 6%. "That number won't stay high for long," says Owen Fitzpatrick, head of U.S. equity strategy at Deutsche Asset & Wealth Management. "Over time, either Treasury yields start climbing, or people buy enough stocks to drive their yields down."
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Conduct that constitutes harassment according to the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission:
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After graduating from James Madison University and pursuing a brief career in sales and marketing, Teddy Folkman decided to turn his full attention to his passion – food. He spent the next several years working in a variety of area restaurants, including Evening Star Cafe, Clydes and Vermilion. Since then he has faced-off on Food Network's Throwdown with Bobby Flay and competed on The Next Food Network Star. Today, he is the chef at Granville Moore's and we are turning the tables to grill the chef.
What's in your fridge or freezer that would surprise people?
Lots of low fat low calorie things like sour cream, cream cheese etc.
Last meal you cooked for yourself?
I just made myself a turkey and provolone sandwich, does that count? I made some marinated pork and chicken tacos and tomatillo sauce.
Last meal on earth?
Rotisserie Chicken, Brussels Sprouts, Granville's Frites, Blue Cheese Dressing and Hot Sauce.
Which six people — alive or dead — would you choose to attend your ultimate dinner party? What would you serve?
Garrett Oliver, Julia Child, Geoffrey Zakarian, Elvis Costello, John Stewart and Anderson Cooper moderating the night.I think the conversation alone would make the dinner party.
I would serve some of my favorite beer and food combos. Maybe French Onion soup using a nice Belgian quad and stinky gruyere, some raw meat, organ meat of some kind, mussels of course. Nothing too fancy but perfectly cooked.
What non-food-related things do you do for fun?
I love music, travel is a dream, and going to any sporting event is always fun. But in all honesty, I turned to the culinary arts as a career because it was a passion and a hobby for so long. Now it seems everything I do revolves around it; even for fun. I love going to beer and wine festivals, farms to learn where the food comes from and how, and reading books about the industry.
If you could go anywhere on vacation, where would you go?
Spain, France and Italy in that order. I've been to the Caribbean a bunch and would love to live there, but I want to get to Europe.
What's on your DVR?
Family Guy, Through the Wormhole (Morgan Freeman + dark matter? Are you kidding?) Scrubs "The Musical", Daily Show and Colbert Report, old episodes of 24 and Lost. Until I find a show worthy of filling that space, those shows stay. It seems as soon as I got DVR, TV started really sucking.


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Q: I'm a girl on a budget but would love to have shoes that match with all outfits and all seasons. What should I buy?
There are really four colors of shoes every woman should have in her closet: black, brown, nude, and leopard (for fun). These four colors will match with EVERYTHING in your closet.
Of course, there are varying styles of these shoes so finding ones that will work with everything may seem a bit overwhelming. The most versatile pair will be a closed-toe, easy to care for heel.
Living in Pennsylvania, we know that we can get an abundance of snow. So even though peep-toe shoes are great for most seasons, wearing them around in the snow is not very practical. In the picture to the right, you'll see several examples of great shoes on a budget. (See below for wear to buy.)
Now, let's talk about why these work with everything. Black and brown are fairly obvious, since you can pair them with most anything in your closet. A nude shoe will lengthen your legs and make you look taller and leaner when you match it fairly close to your skin color (and who doesn't want that?).
And a leopard shoe will always add a little spark to your outfit. Trust me, these go with just about everything. Treat these shoes as a neutral — just like your black or brown. Check out the pictures to the right of just a few outfits I've paired with my leopard heels (you can see more on my personal style blog: www.comingunstitched.com).
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Q: I'm a guy who enjoys T-shirts and jeans. But now that I'm 30, is that still acceptable, or do I need to wear more "adult" clothing?
Everything you wear depends on the situation. Are you going grocery shopping? A T-shirt and jeans is absolutely acceptable. (However, definitely choose one that isn't offensive in any way — save those for the comfort of your home.)
If you work in a creative environment, such as the music industry, a T-shirt and jeans is pretty much the norm. But always remember that it is very easy to make this casual uniform look instantly more dressed up.
First, make sure your jeans are simple, dark wash with no holes or destruction marks. Instead of wearing sneakers, wear a nice pair of loafers. A nice watch (even if it doesn't cost much) will give you more style. And if you have a meeting (IF it's a casual meeting), top the look off with a blazer. A blazer will instantly make an outfit more stylish and put together.
And if you want to wear a T-shirt to a more formal environment, wear it underneath a nice button down top. That way you'll look put together, but you'll still feel casual. Check out my T-shirt outfit suggestions to the right.
And remember, never, ever wear a T-shirt to a professional engagement (unless your industry says it's acceptable). You will look like you don't care.
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The state of Missouri is giving drivers licenses and nondriver identification cards a facelift.
Beginning this month, revenue offices in Central Missouri have started rolling out the new-look cards.
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The license exam office on Lindbergh is the one nearest Florissant. The rollout should be completed by April.
Officials at the Department of Revenue say the new design and issuance process---they will be printed from one central facility and mailed out-- will enhance security and help reduce the risk of identity theft and other types of fraud.
Under-21 drivers licenses will be vertically oriented, and all cards will also make it easier to determine if the carrier is an organ donor.
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The Buffalo Bills were banged up in tonight's preseason finale against the Detroit Lions.
Left guard Doug Legursky suffered a knee injury the Bills aren't optimistic about. Receiver Brad Smith left the game with a rib injury. Rookie receiver Marquise Goodwin got poked in the eye and didn't return.
The most notable injury, though, might be to a player who didn't dress.
Bills head coach Doug Marrone revealed after the game safety Jairus Byrd left the team to have an injured foot examined by the same doctor who gave defensive end Mario Williams a second opinion at the start of training camp.Byrd went to see Dr. Robert Anderson in Charlotte, N.C. Byrd's stats is uncertain, but he is on the team's roster exemption list since signing his franchise-tag tender last week.
"His foot was sore," Marrone said. "So we wanted to make sure we sent him down to Dr. Anderson.
"It's not a concern until Dr. Anderson says something."
Legursky entered camp atop the depth chart along with Colin Brown but had fallen behind in the competition.
"Doug doesn't look good," Marrone said. "I'm thinking, without it being evaluated, that it's probably major."
Marrone said Smith's ribs would undergo further evaluation and Goodwin's eye injury was minor.
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Teachers and students from Westwood Regional Middle School will be washing cars and all proceeds will be used to benefit the Positive Behavior Support in Schools program.
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GAY RUGBY TEAM PLAYS PACIFIC. Come join Pacific's Rugby as they play Quake, the Division 3 gay rugby team from Seattle. Support your passion for rugby and gender equity at the same time. Lincoln Field. Free.
Come join Pacific's Rugby as they play "Quake," the Division 3 gay rugby team from Seattle. Support your passion for rugby and gender equity at the same time!
Saturday, Nov. 9
3:00 kickoff
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The Seattle Quake Rugby Football Club is a nonprofit corporation and a gay organization that actively seeks out traditionally under-represented members in our community and encourages them to explore the sport of Rugby Union in a non-threatening and empowering environment. As such The Seattle Quake maintains a developmental rugby program that fosters a love for the sport of rugby regardless of athletic ability.
Through positive competitive engagement in our surrounding communities, Quake hopes to directly challenge stereotypes and bigotry in what has historically been the uncommon ground of rugby. Further, Quake actively participates in solidarity with other organizations that share common goals of mutual understanding and respect for all members of the community.
The Seattle Quake Rugby Football Club is the Northwest's first primarily gay men's rugby team that is committed to bringing one of the world's most popular games to new players who may not otherwise have considered playing.
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On the mainstage
"Over the River and Through the Woods" runs through Jan. 26 at the Old Town Playhouse. Call 947-2210 or visit www.oldtownplayhouse.com.
Hawley at Sleder's
Jim Hawley plays at Sleder's Family Tavern Sunday at 4 p.m. Call 947-9213.
Family Fun Day
The 3rd annual Grass River Shiver Snowshoe Race and Winterfest Family Fun Day is Saturday at the Grass River Natural Area in Bellaire. Registration for the 5K and 10K races starts at 9, with races beginning at 10. A Chowder Challenge will follow from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., along with free family activities. Call 533-8314 or visit www.grassriver.org.
CD release
Saldaje will perform a CD release concert, "Let Them Dance," at InsideOut Gallery in Traverse City Saturday at 8 p.m. Call 929-3254 or visit www.insideoutarttc.com.
Spelling Bee
The Big Brain Spelling Bee is at 7 p.m. Saturday at Right Brain Brewery in Traverse City. Register at http://tinyurl.com/bigsspellingbee.
Chamber Orchestra
The Great Lakes Chamber Orchestra presents the first Sunday Series Recital of 2013 at the First Presbyterian Church in Harbor Springs on Sunday at 4 p.m. Admission is free. Call 487-0010 or visit www.glcorchestra.org.
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Variety show
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Snowshoe hike
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Lunch discussion
"State of Wonder" by Ann Patchett will be the topic for the quarterly brown bag lunch discussion of the Women's History Project book group today at noon at the History Center of Traverse City. Call 223-7489.
Walk your dog
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Dormy House belongs to the Farncombe family, a collection of different properties that border the hotel on the stunning 400-acre Farncombe Estate near Broadway.
Farncombe Conference Centre
An award-winning venue where companies and organisations meet for training, conferences, teambuilding and leisure stays. Guests appreciate the flexibility of our conference village, unique outdoor teambuilding activities and great customer service. It also offers great value B&B leisure stays.
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The following are events happening in Taylor County. To submit an event for publication, email firstname.lastname@example.com or call (270) 465-8111.
Wednesday, July 30
Organized Chaos – Campbellsville Baptist Church will host Organized Mass Chaos at Veterans Memorial Park for first- through sixth-grade students from 7 to 8 p.m. (270) 465-8115
Through July 31
To keep the birthday list updated, the Central Kentucky News-Journal needs help. Call (270) 465-8111 or email email@example.com to add a name to the list. If a person is deceased, please let us know.
The January birthstone is the garnet; the flower is the carnation.
The February birthstone is the amethyst; the flower is the violet.
The March birthstone is the aquamarine; the flower is the daffodil.
The April birthstone is the diamond; the flower is the daisy or sweet pea.
• Campbellsville American Legion Post 82 hosts bingo every Monday at 7 p.m. with doors opening at 5 p.m. (270) 465-7131
• Taylor County Sportsman Club meets the first Monday of each month at 7 p.m. at the club house. (270) 465-7639
• Habitat for Humanity meets the third Monday of each month. (270) 469-9080 or (270) 465-2543
Three Al-Anon meetings are offered in Taylor County for friends or family members affected by someone's drinking.
Meetings are on Mondays at noon and Tuesdays at 7:30 p.m. at Campbellsville Baptist Church and on Fridays at 8 p.m. at The Haven Club.
The following is taken from the "One Day at a Time" daily reading material given to Al-Anon members.
The Kentucky National Guard Youth ChalleNGe program is accepting applications for fall classes, which begin on July 13.
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The 22-week curriculum covers extensive academic studies geared toward completing a high school diploma as well as physical fitness, leadership and community awareness projects. The program has been around for nearly 20 years.
A book honoring those from Taylor County who served during the Vietnam War is being written by mass communication students at Campbellsville University, and help is needed if the book is to become a reality.
Those who are a veteran of the Vietnam War or know someone who is are asked to contact Stan McKinney, associate professor of journalism at the university, at email@example.com or (270) 789-5035. Please include the name of the veteran and contact information.
Lake Cumberland District Health department, to which the Taylor County Health Department belongs, is offering help for residents to enroll in kynect health insurance.
To speak to a kynect enrollment specialist, call (855) 762-1227 or the Taylor County Health Department at (270) 465-4191.
The next open enrollment begins Nov. 15.
Goodwill is partnering with the local Red Cross organization to raise money to help families.
For every pound of items the public donates to Goodwill on behalf of Red Cross, the organization will donate 23 cents to the local Red Cross. The money will be deposited into a bank account and Red Cross organizers will use the money to issue Goodwill certificates to families they help in emergencies. Those taking items to Goodwill on behalf of Red Cross must mention the group when donating.
All donations to Goodwill are tax deductible.
Kentucky National Guard Memorial officials need help from those who know a member of the Kentucky National Guard who died in the line of duty.
Officials are asking families and friends of the fallen to contact them and provide them with names.
Gerald Myers has been an artist nearly all his life.
Working with pencil, pen and ink, wood and other media, Myers said he likes to create scenes with lots of action. On Sunday, Myers was asked what he calls his creations.
"Art," he said, with a smile.
Myers, a Campbellsville native, is showing his work in an exhibit at the Hiestand House through mid-July. A reception on Sunday opened the exhibit and about 30 people attended.
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Doug and Vincy in the Morning
Vincy, Family, and the belly!
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It's been too long since Doug and I posted anything, so I thought I would share some family pictures that my best friend Joanne took of us. There are many more pictures that I couldn't post at her professional website. If you want to go check it out here's a link
In the meantime here's a few to tide you over!
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Gabriel (10) Audra in the middle(3) and Eva(6)
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Flu Infections Continue to Decline
- Four states experienced moderate flu activity: Illinois, Michigan, Vermont and Virginia.
- Thirteen states experienced low fIu activity: Alabama, Arizona, Colorado, Georgia, Hawaii, Indiana, Mississippi, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, Oregon, Texas and Utah. New York City also experienced low activity.
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I'm in an orange fog. My other passion, besides animal welfare work and family, is baseball, and my team, the Giants, looks like it's wearing the glass slipper again this year after a history-making series with Cincinnati to gain berth into the NL Championship Series. To the non-baseball fans out there, I'm psyched and drained! There's that, plus we just pulled off a big, fantastic surprise birthday party for my Mom, who says she hates surprises. More emotion.
So, this week, I want to share a story I've had in mind for weeks, months actually. And, it's already been written.
Visitors to our new adoption center may not notice our full name: The Tom and Annette Lantos Center for Compassion. It's a long name and a mouthful. We don't always use it in print or when we're talking about our fabulous new home. If you go the big school in Palo Alto, you won't see many signs that read Leland Stanford Junior University. And, across the Bay, folks call their school Cal, not the University of California at Berkeley.
The Tom and Annette Lantos Center for Compassion is our center's full name and we're proud of the story behind that name. Most locals know Tom Lantos as the Congressman who served our area dutifully and boldly for decades. Some know his history -- that he was the only Holocaust survivor to have served in the United States Congress. Congressman Lantos was respected across both side of the aisle and, revered by people in all walks of life and from all backgrounds, including rock star Bono, who called him "a prizefighter," whose stamina would make him go any amount of rounds, with anyone, anywhere, to protect human rights and common decency.
Congressman Lantos extended this passion and zeal to animals, which is one of the reasons our center is named in his and his wife's honor. The other reason is our key donor and his genuine admiration for Congressman and Mrs. Lantos. A plaque inside our main entrance reads:
"It is amazing what animals give to people, and it is amazing what depths of kindness they help us find in ourselves." – Congressman Tom Lantos
Representative Tom Lantos, the only Holocaust survivor to be elected to the United States Congress, represented this community until his passing in 2008. The founder of the Congressional Animal Caucus, Tom Lantos created a rich legacy as an advocate for the protection and defense of animals. Always by his side (along with Gigi, the dog they adopted from the Peninsula Humane Society & SPCA), was Annette Lantos who shares both her husband's commitment and passion for animals. She served on PHS/SPCA's governing Board of Directors throughout construction of the Tom and Annette Lantos Center for Compassion. We are proud that this beautiful Center for Compassion carries their name.
A major gift for this Center in honor of Tom and Annette Lantos was made by Larry Ellison and Melanie Craft Ellison.


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Head football coach Dale Carlson joins the Valpo Coaches Show as the Crusaders prepare for their first home game of the season Saturday versus William Jewell.
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An interesting thing happened earlier this week. After years of speculation, hopes, and promises, Goodie Mob finally reunited and brought some new music to the table. All four original members -- Big Gipp, Khujo, T-Mo, and Cee-Lo -- took the stage of NBC's The Voice to perform their new single, "Fight to Win."
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Goodie Mob continued its reunion tour with a stop on "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" on Tuesday night. Decked out in L.A. Kings jerseys to celebrate the hockey team's championship win, the Atlanta group performed their victorious anthem "Fight to Win," their first new song together in 11 years. Earlier in the show, frontman Cee Lo Green sat down with Kimmel to discuss the Kings, his diamond teeth, and the group's return to music.
"We weren't ever severed completely, it was just a hiatus if you will," said "The Voice" coach. "We went our different ways and did solo projects here and there. Mine took me this direction and I'm coming back home, pretty much the same as the Kings bringing the [Stanley] Cup home."


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