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Stella Fayman, Contributor
I share my experiences as an entrepreneur and investor.
If you're building a tech startup and you don't know how to code, you'll need to find the elusive technical cofounder who can partner with you to bring your product idea to fruition These days, finding a technical cofounder seems to be the equivalent to finding the Holy Grail. Every entrepreneur with an idea proclaims she could be starting the next Facebook if only she could find a technical cofounder!
There are many fallacies to this line of thinking, in addition to the multitude of solutions that have sprung up. Here are some of those fallacies, as well as constructive advice on how to find "the one."
1) "I don't need a technical cofounder! I'll learn how to code myself!"- While inspiring, this line of thinking underscores a massive misunderstanding on how complex building something of value truly is. Programming is a craft which takes years and years to perfect. Learning to code is a noble pursuit, but it's one that requires a lot of commitment both in time, sweat, and tears. I learned how to code myself while taking a Ruby on Rails course at The Starter League in Chicago. It was a fantastic crash course which taught me to appreciate just how complicated software development can be. My interactions with developers will never be the same. However, I learned that unless you're: 1) a coding savant 2) willing to devote years of your life to learning and practice and 3) extremely, extraordinarily patient, learning to code myself would never produce the kind of brilliant web applications that were floating in my brain.
2) "I'll just hire a smart college kid and he'll build my site for me!" - Good luck. Engineering students are so highly desired that they have entrepreneurs filling up their inboxes with ideas faster than they can open email. While you may get lucky and find someone who can help you build something on the cheap, it'll be painful when they get bored or an entrepreneur who is paying more with a cooler idea comes along.
3) "I'll just outsource my development to India!" – Oh boy. This is the scariest of situations: while some entrepreneurs (especially ones who are technical) can outsource development successfully, the majority end up spending thousands of dollars and hours with developers who don't understand them, don't understand what they're looking for, and write code that makes other developers squeamish. When you're building an MVP (minimum viable product) or prototype, you need to collaborate with a partner who helps you figure out which features are most important, and how that figures into your budget. The nature of outsourcing doesn't lend itself well to communication or collaboration.
Here's the underlying secret to all of these fallacies: development is not a commodity, it's a craft. Treat it as such, and you'll be successful. Now for some more useful actions that will lead to meeting someone technical:
1) Prove your idea- Not having a technical cofounder is never an excuse to validating assumptions and following the Lean Startup Method. Before any line of code is written, you must prove that your idea is something people want, will pay for, and will add value. You need to validate all of the assumptions you're making about your potential business, and come up with data to support your plan. When you meet developers who are looking to get involved with a startup, they pay much more attention to entrepreneurs who have mitigated all of the potential risks and know their business cold.
2) Highlight what value you bring- What makes you so great? Why would a developer want to join you in your pursuit of greatness over all the other entrepreneurs they meet? Make sure you understand and can articulate how your skills and experiences make you capable of building your business. Often, I meet entrepreneurs who think their skills aren't worth a dime because they can't code: nothing could be further from the truth. Successful startup teams are comprised of members with complementary skillsets. A successful startup needs expertise in all areas of the business: technical, financial, sales, marketing, etc. You can also use sites like matchist to hire a talented freelance developer to build a simple prototype to show.
3) Get involved in the community- Now that you've proven your idea and know how to sell yourself, it's time to find potential candidates. While there are great online resources such as CoFounderslab and FounderDating, I've found the sweetest success stories coming from community events like Startup Weekend. Events that allow you to meet others with various skills and experiences, and collaborate with them on a completely different project will allow you to see with whom you get along. This is how I met my technical cofounder: we were randomly introduced to organize Ignite Chicago and are now on our second business venture.
The most important thing to remember as you're searching for your technical cofounder is that they are not going to solve all of your problems (neither is learning how to code!). Many entrepreneurs think that this magical person will come along and all of a sudden the business takes off. While this may seem to be the case from Hollywood and TechCrunch, I can promise you that as soon as you find your technical cofounder, you'll find thousands of other problems to address.
Great advice Stella! We are committed to facilitating both online and offline matching of co-founders. In addition to our free online matching platform, we also host in-person, Co-Founders Wanted Meetups in various cities (including Chicago at 1871 Chicago). The in-person events augment the online matching platform. The events help facilitate the actual "dating" that is critical to finding the right co-founder, and the online platform gives people a place to continue to connect with potential co-founders and set up "dates" on their own in between events.
Good luck to all!
The biggest challenge with even match making is the scale factor. Dating can get us to A developer or A designer but to excel on speed to market with the best possible experience, you need to look for a team. A team is not just 4-5 bodies. A team is a bunch of serious people who can execute like mercenaries but consult like missionaries. While dating is a one-off game at a time, CROSSSOURCING (not outsourcing!) is a way to create incredible value in a limited time with a agile framework.
We at Anshar Labs provide that cross-sourcing component. Building applications doesn't have to be shipping your specs offshore and wait for something closest possible. Rather, it should give you the same experience that you would have if 4 of those developers were sitting with you all day.
For MVP, speed is everything. But with that comes quality and UX management. One who balances that and delivers with the CEO on board all the time, is called a cross-sourcer (till you find the CTO in-house).
Really great article! As one of those "elusive" tech co-founders and a development consultant, I've seen all the tech fallacies first hand and have seen your listed techniques work. And THANK YOU for saying that development is a craft!
I would also add this fallacy: "A tech co-founder will be willing to do 90% of the work for 10% equity."
Great post! ~Joanne from LearnStreet
What a great post, Stella!
Very thorough, lots of valid points, and overall a good read. Quite some of your points sound familiar.
I'm especially interested in what you have to say about being involved in the community because I'm one fo the guys behind http://Founder2be.com – with over 12,000 users from over 100 countries probably the largest online matchmaking service for finding a startup co-founder out there.
One of the key reasons for starting Founder2be was actually that at most of the startup and co-founder events, most people are looking for co-founders but rarely people are available or willing to join somebody else as a co-founder. We wanted to solve this problem and enable people to find co-founders in an easier way.
And it works, as you can see from success stories like this one: http://siliconallee.com/startups/2012/02/29/founder2be-inspired-startup-ziliot-goes-into-beta
Well put Stella! I certainly went through my fair share of dead ends before finding "the one!" It's no easy task! Your words of wisdom will help!
Great article, Stella. I think you'd really like this one too – sorta sums up the experience of finding a technical cofounder as a whole.
I think there's a bit of a "riddle" worked into this line of thinking…"how to find a technical co-founder". I've noticed time-and-time again that highly qualified individuals who do not have coding skills seem to not have this problem. They can "find coders" because their background speaks highly for their abilities. For example, perhaps they have successfully started a business in the past. I would highly recommend not trying to start a business premised on the broad idea of "if I can find some programmers, I can make this work"…instead, focus on bolstering your own personal qualifications, and get experience starting a business by launching something you're able to do yourself.
I advice most startups to avoid hiring a technical co-founder until they've done 4 things:
1. Have someone as part of your core team that can read code. If none of the current founders can read code, you will serve yourself very well by finding someone who can read code and make them part of your team: As a part time Technical Advisor. The key to this first step is that the Technical Advisor will join your team in a part-time capacity. Why: Because this drastically widens your net of possible candidates. A Technical Advisor can keep their day job. She can work 2 hours a week for you (either for pay, equity, performance based-bonus or for bartered services) and keep her other job.
Why is this such a critical step? It's insurance. I buy health insurance so I can go to the doc for a checkup each year. A Technical Advisor's responsibility is giving your full time Technical Co-Founder a checkup. It's way more cost effective to find someone 2 hours a week that can review code, help hire, make sure you're not getting the wool pulled over your eyes, etc, etc, etc, than it is to hire a full time Tech Co-Founder or Consulting shop and blow $250k before you realize your product is built poorly.
Check out my full blog for steps 2,3 and 4 – http://www.stridenyc.com/blog/2012/10/15/before-you-find-a-technical-co-founder-answer-these-4-questions

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Niagara Gazette — LEWISTON — School district elections are Tuesday, which leaves the Lewiston-Porter School Board little time left to reflect on the decisions it's made concerning its $40 million 2013-14 spending plan.
The budget exceeds the property tax threshold for next year, meaning voters will need to provide a supermajority of 60 percent support at the polls in order for it to pass.
Board President Jodee Riordan is quietly confident the proposal will receive the support it needs, because unlike in Niagara-Wheatfield last year, there has been very little negative chatter throughout the community, she said.
"I'm very hopeful our community will come out to support the budget, to support education," she said, following the district's mandated public budget hearing Tuesday. "Our issue is not with spending. It's with income. The state leaves us no place else to go. We've done everything we're supposed to do and we're still here."
Only a handful of residents were in attendance Tuesday, quiet following the last regular meeting featuring hundreds of concerned citizens creating a standing room only board room.
With an approval from voters, tax rates would be guaranteed to go up for both Lewiston and Porter residents. But the size of the increase, Riordan said, isn't as dramatic as the tax levy increase percentage may lead everyone to believe.
Compared to this year's levels, a Lewiston house valued at $125,000 would see an estimated increase of $113 under the basic exemption, while the same value house would see a tax bump of $52 under the enhanced version, reserved for senior citizens.
Porter residents with a basic STAR exemption would pay an additional $69 next year on a $125,000 value house, while the enhanced exemption will charge an additional $59.
"When you take into account the enhanced STAR exemption, it really isn't that much," Riordan said. "We're hoping they see this increase as an investment in the future. And with all due respect to those who are on fixed income, my income isn't fixed at all. At any minute I could lose my job, my husband could lose his job. We have four kids to support. We're laying off a bunch of people and they live here, they have families to support. There's not a lot of good things in this budget."
The spending plan does do its fair share of cutting positions in addition to raising taxes, eliminating or reducing 29 positions heading into next school year. Part of a four-year slash in staffing – mainly accomplished through attrition until the current year's budget called for layoffs – the plan affects several programs throughout each of the district's four buildings.
Superintendent Christopher Roser said the cuts to both teaching staff and the aides will cause dramatic differences, even with a tax increase over the state's levy limit.
"There will be a lack of flexibility," Roser said. "It will cause some kids to be forced to not take some of the classes they'll want to take. And the big one which has everyone from teachers to support staff worried is the aide situation. They are the ones who fill in the cracks of the wall. We'll be cutting them which means less of them. We've reduced our funding for substitute teachers, meaning if teachers call in sick, there will be classes canceled and kids will be taken to the cafeteria. It's not the ideal situation, but it's what we have to deal with."
The district is where it stands not because of spending too much, officials said Tuesday. What ails Lewiston-Porter is actually the revenues it is receiving. Following the implementation of then-Gov. David Paterson's gap elimination adjustment to aid to schools from Albany in 2009, the district has been unable to collect more than $9 million.
Roser said continuing to take money from the state level only cause a double-sided issue for the district and every other school district throughout the state. It's like being caught between a rock and a hard place, Roser said.
"You just can't take $9 million from a $40 million budget and not expect something to happen," he said. "We've been living in our budget, in our means, since it was created. We've spent money from our unreserved fund, which was $1.8 million. We've been reducing staff. But we couldn't do it anymore."Contact reporter Timothy Chipp at 282-2311, ext. 2251 or follow on Twitter @timchipp.


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Online catalogs such as WebCat make it easy to find what you're looking for in a library's collection, including books, films, music and periodicals. WebCat offers a variety of search options to assist you in sifting through the variety of materials availabe to find the exact item you are looking for. The following is designed to help guide you through these search options.
Accessing the Catalog
Typically you can find the link for the library catalog by visiting the web page for the library. From the Fondren Library home page, for instance, click on Catalog and you will see a list of options on the right side of the screen. Select Search WebCat to access the introductory search page.
How WebCat Searches
First, let's take a quick look at what WebCat looks for when you begin a search. Here is an example of one entry among thousands in the index.
Notice that a few bits of information are in blue; these are links to more information or other lists of works related to the information already listed. We will highlight a few of them here.
Keeping a list of what you find
We suggest that you keep a well documented list of everything you find in your searches. WebCat provides an easy way to do this. Let's go back to our entry for Queer things about Egypt. Notice a small box just above the blue link for the call number:
You will notice that you also have the option to e-mail your search results to yourself. This option comes in handy if you want to get to the search results from a computer other than the one you are currently using.
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The system simply searches the index for the terms you enter into the text box provided, in the order that you enter them, and within the category limits you set by choosing author, subject or title. Have a look at your search options with this list in mind.
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This option seems pretty obvious--it literally searches every bit of text in the index for the keywords you enter.
Take a look at the entry above and notice that how the author's name is listed: last name first, followed by a comma, and then any titles your author may hold, first name, and then any additional names.
Enter the title of the work you are looking for exactly as it appears in your reference--no quotes or italics necessary--and WebCat will produce everything in the stacks or in storage listed under those keywords.
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Three juveniles were seen running from a utility shed with a weed trimmer in the 2800 block of East Vogel Avenue about 4 p.m. June 25.
A loaded handgun was reported taken from a vehicle in the 5800 block of South Swift Avenue about 2:30 a.m. June 23.
A wallet was reported taken from Sheridan Pool, 4800 S. Lake Drive, about 3:20 p.m. June 28.
A water vessel was stolen from a yard in the 3200 block of East Mallory Avenue between 3:30 and 9 a.m. July 2.
Four bicycles were reported stolen from a residence in the 5800 block of South Swift Avenue about 8:30 a.m. July 4.
A bicycle was stolen from the 6000 block of South Elaine Avenue between 9 p.m. July 6 and noon July 7.
Two men are suspected of stealing sandals from Dunham's Sporting Goods, 5656 S. Packard Ave., about 2:40 p.m. July 5.
A purse was reported stolen from a vehicle at Blast Fitness, 2525 E. Layton Ave., about 10:15 a.m. July 3.
An employee of Fabricated Metal Products, 3240 E. Van Norman Ave., is suspected of stealing two scrap metal copper pieces about 2:30 p.m. July 3. The metal was returned and the employee fired.
Tools were stolen from a yard in the 5400 block of South Lake Drive between 10 a.m. June 27 and 7 a.m. June 28.
Someone drove off without paying for more than $80 in gasoline from Mobil Service Station, 6275 S. Packard Ave., about 4 p.m. July 4.
Two 11-year-old Cudahy girls were arrested for retail theft after trying to steal cosmetics and groceries from Kmart, 6077 S. Packard Ave., about 9:25 p.m. June 28.
A 51-year-old Cudahy man was arrested for retail theft after trying to steal beer from Pick 'n Save, 5851 S. Packard Ave., about 5 p.m. June 30.
A 35-year-old South Milwaukee woman was arrested for drunken driving, third offense, in the 2400 block of East Layton Avenue about 1 a.m. June 20.
A 34-year-old South Milwaukee woman was arrested for drunken driving in the 5900 block of South Lake Drive about 3:10 a.m. July 1. The woman's BAC was 0.12.
A 56-year-old Orlando, Fla., woman was arrested for drunken driving in the 4400 block of South Packard Avenue about 11:20 p.m. July 1. The woman's BAC was 0.14.
A 50-year-old Cudahy man was arrested for drunken driving in the 2900 block of East Grange Avenue about 5:25 p.m. June 27.
Graffiti was reported spray-painted on the driveway of a residence in the 3800 block of East Edgerton Avenue about 7:30 a.m. June 25.
A garage door was reported damaged in the 4300 block of South Packard Avenue about 12:15 p.m. June 25.
A vehicle was reported scratched in the 2900 block of East Carpenter Avenue about 1:10 p.m. June 25.
A vehicle was reported egged in the 6100 block of South Barland Avenue about 12:40 p.m. June 26.
An unknown man sold fraudulent Milwaukee Brewer ticket packages to GSA Fleet Management, 6055 S. Ace Industrial Drive, about 10:30 a.m. June 8.
Someone used a counterfeit $5 to make a purchase at Pick 'n Save, 5851 S. Packard Ave., June 28.
A 41-year-old Cudahy man was arrested for disorderly conduct after he was seen throwing hot dogs and candy at parade-goers during the Fourth of July parade near East Martin Avenue and South Lake Drive about 1 p.m. July 4.
A 27-year-old Cudahy woman was arrested for retail theft after trying to steal cosmetics and batteries from Pick 'n Save, 4698 S. Whitnall Ave., about 2:30 p.m. June 28.
A 23-year-old Oak Creek man was arrested for stealing a GPS unit from a vehicle at Hardee's Restaurant, 2450 E. Layton Ave., about 12:30 p.m. July 3.
A catalytic converter was stolen from a vehicle in the 4300 block of South Nicholson Avenue between 10:30 p.m. July 2 and 3:30 p.m. July 3.
A 29-year-old St. Francis man was arrested for disorderly conduct after he become loud and combative when police arrived to investigate a claim of a man out of control at a residence in the 2800 block of East Bottsford Avenue about 6:45 p.m. June 17. The man's BAC was 0.29.
A cordless drill, laptop, GPS unit and an unactivated credit card swipe reader were taken from a work vehicle in teh 800 block of Madison Avenue before 6:24 a.m. June 25. Loss is estimated at $800.
A 27-year-old South Milwaukee man was arrested for drunken driving after crashing his motorcycle in the intersection of Nicholson and Milwaukee avenues about 2:30 a.m. June 24. His blood alcohol content was 0.18.
A 38-year-old Cudahy man was arrested for drunken driving, third offense, at 15th and Park avenues about 1 a.m. June 28. His BAC was 0.08.
A 32-year-old Racine woman was arrested for drunken driving at Oak Creek Parkway and Chicago Avenue about 2:30 a.m. June 29
Four windows were broken at a garage in the 1600 block of Madison Avenue between 3 p.m. June 21 and noon June 22. Damage is estimated at $60.
A car was scratched with a key in the 1600 block of Minnesota Avenue about 6:30 p.m. June 24. Damage is estimated at $450.
Three tires were slashed on a car in the 1300 block of Monroe Avenue between 9:45 p.m. June 28 and 12:15 a.m. June 29. Damage is estimated at $300.
Graffiti was spray-painted on the alleyway in the 1500 block of Rawson Avenue before June 23.
A teen boy was cited for disorderly conduct at 5:12 p.m. June 22 after a fight in the 1700 block of Rawson Avenue that day. The boy is accused of punching another boy in the face and choking him.
A 66-year-old South Milwaukee woman became the victim of a scam when she applied online for a job as a secret shopper. The woman was sent two money orders in the amount of $995.55, and told to use $30 for the secret shopping, to keep $200 as payment and to wire the remainder to a person in Dubai. She learned too late that the money orders were fraudulent.
A 19-year-old South Milwaukee man was arrested for underage consumption of alcohol in the 200 block of North Chicago Avenue at 3:19 a.m. June 27 after he was seen passed out on a porch swing.
Four people, ages 29 to 48, were arrested for having liquor in Grant Park, 100 Hawthorne Ave., at 3:22 p.m. June 23. One of them, a 38-year-old Milwaukee man, also was arrested on an Ozaukee County warrant.
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Rockland County Executive C. Scott Vanderhoef today vetoed most of the budget amendments made by the county legislature. He went along with the legislature's reinstatement of the mosquito control program and the Sheriff's Mounted Patrol and Patrol Officers. His vetoes were delivered to the legislature at about 4:30 p.m.
Speaking outside the county office building, Vanderhoef said the changes did not make sense and that is why he vetoed them.
"Because they literally, they didn't add up," he said. "We believe we had a very difficult time with the amendments they made in terms of running government. So it's more complicated than that but that's the simple explanation."
Vanderhoef noted he agreed with the restoration of the sheriff's officers because that department had further reduced overtime and relief in its discussions with the legislature. His vetoes do not change the proposed 18.4 percent tax increase in the 2013 budget.
Vanderhoef's vetoes once again eliminated the jobs of county security employees, food service workers at the jail and the laundry and radiology departments at Summit Park. His original budget proposal called for the security and food service to be outsourced to a private contractor to save money. An exact number of positions to be cut was not readily available.
The legislature has until Thursday, Dec. 20 to override Vanderhoef's vetoes. A vote of at least 12 of the 17 legislators is required for an override.
In prepared remarks directed to the legislators, Vanderhoef said, "I share and respect your desire to protect the public health and safety of our residents and hope you will show similar deference to me when it comes to the other changes to the county budget which I have vetoed. Rockland residents want a smaller, more efficient government that provides essential services during these difficult times."
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The Portland Museum of Art's collection features fine and decorative arts from the late 18th century to the present. Strengths of the collection include works by American artists Winslow Homer, Frederic Edwin Church, Fitz Henry Lane, Marsden Hartley, John Marin, and three generations of the Wyeth family. The American collection is complemented by works by such modern European masters as Pablo Picasso, Claude Monet, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Henri Matisse, and Fernand Léger. The breadth of the collection is also enhanced through the generosity and vision of the Friends of the Collection and major Museum donors who have placed their works of art at the Museum, whether through gifts, bequests, or long-term loans.
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ROCK HILL — The Arts Council of York County announced recently small grants awards for the third quarter totaling $5,500.
Small grants are available to individual artists, nonprofit organizations, teachers and schools throughout York County. Organizations and individual artists living in York County may request up to $1,000 per grant and may receive up to two grants each calendar year.
Recipients include:
• Carolina Crown Inc.: $1,000. The Carolina Crown HonorBAND is an affiliate program of the 2013 Drum Corps International Champion Carolina Crown drum corps.
The HonorBAND program brings together 80 of York County's middle school musicians for two days of learning and sharing with peers. Carolina Crown selects event clinicians/conductors from some of the most acclaimed middle school, high school, and college educators from across the Southeast. Students audition for placement in the HonorBAND. The event culminates with a free performance Jan. 29 at Nation Ford High School.
This grant will offset the costs associated with the two-day clinic. Visit carolinacrown.org.
• Culture & Heritage Museums: $500. The Culture & Heritage Museums will open a new exhibit at the Museum of York County showcasing the work of students taking the Comparative Anatomy Illustration Course at Winthrop University.
Class instructor Dave Brown utilizes the Naturalist Center at the museum for specimen observation and sketching. The exhibit will feature sketches, final illustrations, sculptures created by each student during the course, with special representations of mammalian anatomy as inspired by their museum visits, with panels introducing the exhibit and detailing the work. Artist Matt Andrews will create two additional panels. The exhibit will be on display until August.
This grant will help to cover the cost of the graphic panels and supplies needed for the installation. Visit chmuseums.org.
• Friday Arts Project: $1,000. The Friday Arts Project is conducting its third annual arts forum Jan. 31-Feb. 1.
This year's tackles Truth, and is titled, "Dazzle Gradually: The Allure of Poetic Truth-Bearing," inspired by Emily Dickinson's poem, "Tell All the Truth." The Friday Arts Project's forum will focus on the way poetry, story-telling and narrative bears truth to challenge and invites positive change.
This grant will help to cover the cost of the guest speaker and operational costs. Visit fridayartsproject.org.
• Northwestern High School: $1,000. Northwestern High School is producing the musical, "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown," this spring.
This 1967 musical is based on the characters created by Charles M. Schulz in his comic strip, "Peanuts."
This grant will help to cover the cost of royalties to Tams Whitmark, Music Library Inc. and to cover the publicity costs involved with promotion of the production.
• Sullivan Middle School: $1,000. Sullivan Middle School is bringing the Chamber Theater Ensemble group to perform a series of plays for the eighth-graders, including Edgar Allan Poe's "The Tell-Tale Heart," Washington Irving's "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow," W. W. Jacobs' "The Monkey's Paw," Mark Twain's "The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County," and Guy De Maupassant's "The Necklace."
Sullivan Middle will extend an invitation to the remaining four middle schools in Rock Hill School District Three to attend. The short plays will help address the Common Core State Standard Reading Literature 8.7: "Analyze the extent to which a filmed or live production of a story or drama stays faithful to or departs from the text or script, evaluating the choices made by the director or actors."
• WFBK/Spirit Broadcasting: $1,000. WFBK is a nonprofit, public radio station based in Fort Mill, established in 2012. WFBK has been awarded this grant to buy equipment to record live cultural music events for broadcast. These recordings will be offered to SCETV Radio and NPR radio stations for wider broadcast coverage. By broadcasting local concerts, WFBK strives to bring an increased awareness and attendance to events happening in York County. Visit wfbk.org.
To review guidelines, visit yorkcountyarts.org, on the grants page under the "The Arts" heading. The next deadline is March 3 for programs occurring in April, May and June .


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When Indiana State was crowned as the regular season baseball champion of the Missouri Valley Conference last Thursday, it marked the fifth different regular season champion the league has had since 2005.
ISU, Creighton, Wichita State, Missouri State and Evansville have all won regular season titles in that eight-season span.
That might not strike you as terribly remarkable until you go backwards from 2005 to find the previous five different teams that won or shared regular season MVC championships.
You have to wear out the pages of the MVC record book to find them. The Valley wayback machine finally stops in 1974.
From 1974 to 2005, Tulsa (no longer in MVC, no longer has baseball), Wichita State, Southern Illinois, ISU and Missouri State were those five champions.
The Shockers, of course, were the standard bearers with 21 outright or shared regular season championships during that period, one that made WSU one of the best programs in the nation.
The parity the league has experienced since 2005 could be a sign that other programs have stepped up their competitive games. It could also point to an erosion of WSU's dominance in a league it once lorded over.
Both of those explanations are legitimate. But one shouldn't overlook a subtle change made to the league structure in 2005 that has changed how teams are put together … and it undoubtedly helped ISU reach the top of the conference this season.
From 1995 to 2004, the MVC played four-game conference series. In 2005, the league switched to the three-game format it currently uses.
It seems like an innocuous change, but its had a significant effect on leveling the playing field in the MVC. It has unquestionably changed the game in one particularly important way.
"It eased up on the weekend pitching," ISU coach Rick Heller said.
"When I was at Northern Iowa [Heller coached at UNI from 1999-2009], we'd use eight to 11 pitchers on a normal [four-game] series weekend. Now it's more like seven, maybe eight, guys. It's awesome from a pitching standpoint because it's hard to recruit that many pitchers that can play that four-game series," he added.
In a similar way that scholarship limits leveled the college football playing field in the 1990s, three-game series have changed the recruiting game in the MVC.
In the past, a successful MVC program, like say, Wichita State, could stack up talented pitchers by the truckload.
With a four-game format, those pitchers would know they could get a chance to play.
The Shockers, or any other league power, could lure 15 arms from the cream of the crop, theoretically weakening the talent pool for the rest of the league to choose from.
Programs don't have the luxury of hoarding the pitching talent in a three-game format. If a team only uses seven to eight pitchers on a regular basis, some of the pitchers that previously would commit to a program like WSU won't get the same chance to play in a three-game format. Those pitchers who seek playing time can be hooked by other programs and the talent level evens out, especially in a sport that is heavily reliant on junior college transfers who do want to play right away.
Heller also saw another benefit to the three-game series that has undoubtedly helped the Sycamores this season.
"It allowed us a better opportunity to win midweek games. In the past, we had to play against leagues that had three-game series and we were playing four. Sometimes you're going with your seventh or eighth pitcher against them and they're throwing their fourth guy," Heller said.
ISU had a talented fourth-starter in Kyle Rupe this year and the Sycamores were 10-2 in midweek games in 2012.
Heller liked the old four-game format because it appealed to his underdog teams at UNI. But the same reason Heller liked them is the same thing that made them taxing.
"I felt like you had to be tough to play a four-game series. That doubleheader day was rough. You could catch guys napping or maybe not showing up. You play a night game and then you have to get up early? A 2 p.m. game is pretty easy to get up for, but if you're up for a 1 p.m. doubleheader, I felt like I might be able to knock them off that way," Heller said.
Four-game series used to be somewhat common, but the Summit League is the only Midwestern loop to still use the format. Its demise in the MVC has helped the rest of the league be more competitive — on and off the field.
"It's changed a lot. It's perfect baseball with a three-game series. It's straight baseball. Really, every game's like a Friday game," Heller said.
Todd Golden is sports editor of the Tribune-Star. He can be reached at (812) 231-4272 or email@example.com. Follow Golden on Twitter @TribStarTodd.


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BROOKFIELD, Wis. (AP) -- Authorities haven't released the names of the dead and wounded from yesterday's spa shooting in Brookfield. The gunman who police say killed three women and wounded four others has been identified as Radcliffe Haughton of Brown Deer. He's the estranged husband of a woman who worked at the spa. Haughton was found dead inside the spa.
BROOKFIELD, Wis. (AP) -- People from a suburban Milwaukee Sikh temple have been providing comfort to the victims of the shooting at a Brookfield spa. The temple in Oak Creek was the scene of a mass shooting in August, when a gunman killed six people and wounded four others before killing himself.
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) -- The director of the Teresa McGovern Center in Madison says the late George McGovern's willingness to talk about his daughter's problems is part of his legacy. The former senator and presidential candidate established the treatment center for people with alcoholism and mental illness after his daughter was found dead in a snowdrift in 1994. George McGovern died yesterday in South Dakota at the age of 90.
MILWAUKEE (AP) -- A Nobel Prize winner will speak at Marquette University tomorrow. Joseph Taylor shared the Nobel Prize in physics in 1993 for discovering a unique twin star system known as a binary pulsar. It was used to verify Einstein's general theory of relativity.
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The Wildcats earned a split of the weekend series, with the help of undisciplined play by BC and crazy officiating.
The #2 BC men's hockey team tied #17 Yale 3-3 on Friday night.
MacLeod still suffering from shoulder injury sustained in game at Providence
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Boston College hockey improved to 4-1 on the season with a 6-3 victory over Lowell on Sunday afternoon.
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(NECN: Jim Braude) - The book is "Klansville, USA."
In this month that celebrates black history, with America's first African-American president enjoying his second term in office, "Klansville" is a sobering reminder of another time. That time was the 1960's, when the civil rights movement flourished, was also the heyday of the Ku Klux Klan.
Joining host Jim Braude on "Broadside" Monday night is David Cunningham, the author of "Klansville, USA: The Rise and Fall of The Civil Rights Era KKK." Cunningham is an associate professor of sociology at Brandeis University.
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DeAngelo Williams has averaged about one fumble per season in his NFL career, which is generally great. Williams, in his eighth season, has fumbled nine times altogether, including Sunday's inside the Seattle 10.
To put that in perspective, Adrian Peterson once fumbled nine times in a single season. But Sunday's timing couldn't have been worse. I do give Williams credit for being a stand-up guy about it and taking the blame rather than ducking the media. He had really been having a strong day until the fumble, with 76 hard yards against a fine Seattle defense.
• Overzealous idea of the day goes to Mel Kiper Jr., who on the WBT pregame radio show declared the Panthers could start this season 6-1 if they beat Seattle.
• One of the biggest reasons Carolina lost besides Williams' fumble was a propensity for really dumb plays by some of its lesser-known players. Defensive end Frank Alexander bopped a Seattle offensive lineman and got disqualified from the game. And Armond Smith was penalized — twice! — for flirting with out of bounds too much while trying to cover punts.
• Cornerback Josh Thomas said he was trying to catch his breath after nearly getting burned on one long ball, only to get burned the very next play for Seattle's lone touchdown on nearly the same call.
"I was a little bit winded from the last play," Thomas said. "They came back with the new guy and fresh legs and tested me deep."
Thomas hurt himself a couple of times Sunday with his aggressive style — the other most notable one was letting a punt hit him while he was trying to block on a ball Ted Ginn Jr. had no intention of returning. Players always say they need to be more aggressive. In Thomas's case, he needs to be a little less so.
• I thought the crowd was great. So did the Panthers' fans. Several used the word "unbelievable."
• Linebacker Jon Beason has a ways to go. He did not look like the Beason of old.
• Carolina's front seven, particularly Charles Johnson, was as good as advertised for most of the day. Johnson's strip-sack and recovered fumble – the old Lawrence Taylor triple – got the Panthers out of a big jam in the second quarter. Then his pressure caused Wilson to take a 21-yard intentional grounding penalty and forced the Seahawks out of touchdown range on another drive.
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The former highly sought-after college free agent leads a new remodeled top-6 forward group for the AHL Syracuse Crunch this season.
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Dr. Marilyn Peterson will not be evicted from her farm - at least, not until February 2013.
The request for an emergency temporary halt on her eviction was granted last week by Gwinnett Superior Court, and she is in negotiations with her mortgage company to find a way to permanently keep her home.
Currently, the bank is asking for between $150,000 to $175,000 cash. That's a pretty tall order.
Despite that, the farm is operating as usual and is accepting new riders and volunteers. They have already overcome the biggest hurdle, and that was getting a meeting with the bank, according to Peterson.
Peterson has been fighting the banks for over two years now. She said that she received a predatory loan in 2004, and when she refinanced it in 2011, she was told that the terms would be good for "the life of the loan."
She did not know that the life of the loan was only good for two years, when her payment amount skyrocketed.
The therapy center for children with disabilities has helped hundreds of people over the past decade. Inspired by her own adopted children, who are autistic, she has helped children with disabilities thrive under her direction.
Renn McClintic-Doyle's son, who is severely autistic has changed dramatically during his time at Parkwood. McClintin-Doyle, who serves on the Board of Directors for Parkwood Farms, said that she has "seen amazing changes in his life, and a big part of that is learning to bond and relate to the animals and the volunteers who work with him every day."
Her son was previously very aggressive; he was turned down by seven different special needs camps due the severity of his autism, seizure disorders and the fact that he's nonverbal.
"This program fills a need that other places in the community won't meet," said McClintic-Doyle.
He can't bathe himself, but he is able to bathe and care for a horse.
Although the task of coming up with amount of money necessary to keep the farm is daunting, she feels confident that it can be done.
"With God, all things are possible," she told Snellville Patch. "We've gotten this far. And people thought that was impossible."
One donor has already pledged $50,000, according to Peterson.
So on Jan. 5, 2013, a large fundraiser is scheduled to take place at the farm. Anyone with ideas on how to generate the funds is invited to offer suggestions, or, of course, donations. You can reach Peterson at email@example.com, on Facebook or by phone at (404) 642-6869.
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A WORD From the Abbot
October 1, 2010
Memorial of St. Thérèse of Lisieux
My dear confreres, this weekly reflection on monastic spirituality will draw upon the obvious source that is most special to us, viz. the Rule of St. Benedict. It will be a brief reflection in the manner of what some might call a "fervorino," or, in more monastic or "desert" terminology, simply A WORD, as explained by Benedicta Ward in the foreword of The Sayings of the Desert Fathers (pg. xxi-xxii):
In this context of a whole life of prayer, the role of the 'abba', the spiritual father, was vital, literally, that is to say, 'life-giving'. The abba was the one who, really knowing God in his own experience, could most truly intercede for his sons. He was the one who discerned reality and whose words, therefore, gave life. The key phrase of the Apophthegmata is, 'SPEAK A WORD, FATHER'. This recurs again and again, and the 'word' that was sought was not a theological explanation, nor was it 'counseling', nor any kind of a dialogue in which one argued the point; it was a word that was part of a relationship, a word which would give life to the disciple if it were received. The abbas were not spiritual directors in the later western sense; they were fathers to the sons whom they begot in Christ. A monk had only one abba, and he was not continually discussing his spiritual state with him. There is a great economy of words about the desert. …
Let us not refer to these as "culpa conferences," as I do not intend to focus on "culpa". This is not at all a denial of culpa or sin, which St. Benedict would put in terms of "the sloth of disobedience," but I believe that it is from the faithful and honest proclamation and hearing of (and lectio on) the word of God and the positive Gospel command of love that the also-honest awareness and humble admission of culpa, or sin, or non-conformity with the word, must emerge. Recognizing the spiritual value of such humble admission, we will continue the monastic practice of public culpa at the end of the "Word" on the first Friday of the month.
Finally, allow me to recall what I said at my abbatial blessing on the 26th of February, 2010:
"…, as for all that is worthwhile in life, there is a price to pay for peace. It is for those who dare to dream dreams and allow themselves to be driven by a vision, for those who seek peace and integrity through their conformity to the vision… Yes, I have not only a motto—"He Shall Be Peace"—but also a vision for Mt. Angel Abbey, although I am not the architect of that vision. If my discernment is correct, my present calling is not to something radically new, but rather—like St. John the Baptist—to be one who points to him who is the supreme Architect of that glorious vision of what it means to be Christian. Thus, in word and in deed—but primarily in deed—I must point out Jesus, so that all together we may challenge ourselves day by day to conform to the Spirit and to the Gospel of Jesus, to walk by the pathway of the Gospel, as St. Benedict says. Indeed, it is also to St. Benedict that I must point, for he, too, provides us with a vision that remains eminently viable in our day—the vision of a monastic community dedicated to prayer and work, a community of monks who take to heart those two great preferences that St. Benedict proposes when he says "Prefer nothing whatsoever to CHRIST" (RB 72:11), and "Prefer nothing to THE WORK OF GOD" (RB 43:3). If the monks of Mt. Angel persevere in their commitment to both the Christian vision that has the risen Jesus as its source and center, and faithful also to the vision of Benedict that for more than 125 years has drawn men to this spot to seek God in lives of prayer and work, then Mt. Angel won't happen to be just a lovely wooded knoll rising from the floor of our beautiful Willamette Valley; it will be a "holy mountain," a Mount of Communion where God is encountered by those who seek him, and where Jesus reveals himself and speaks to those who listen to him in the depths of their hearts."


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---- — NEWBURYPORT — A body recovered in the Merrimack River Sunday afternoon at the Newburyport Yacht Club is believed to be the remains of Richard Decker, the German national reported missing in November after he presumably fell into the chilly river and drowned, according to police and yacht club employees.
Newburyport police Lt. Richard Siemasko said the body, which was heavily decomposed, was transported to state's medical examiner's office for DNA testing. Making the process more difficult for examiners is the absence of teeth or fingerprints, Siemasko added.
"We're working on that assumption (that it's Decker)," Siemasko said, adding that it could be many weeks before the identity of the body is known. "It's probably going to be longer than sooner."
According to the yacht club, at around 2:40 p.m. a member found the body washed up against the docks. Visited by a reporter yesterday, a yacht club official declined to comment on the grisly discovery referring all questions to local police. But in prepared statement, a yacht club official said the body is believed to be that of Decker. The identity of the club member who discovered the body was not released.
Siemasko said police cordoned off the area where the body was found and called state police, harbormaster and Coast Guard, treating the marina like a crime scene. Two Coast Guard personnel eventually hoisted the remains out of the water.
It was only last week that Decker's yacht, the 37-foot-long Endeavor was placed up for auction by city officials. As of yesterday, the highest bid for the Fiberglas sailboat thus far was $10,200 with 32 bids made, according to the online auction site municibid.com. The auction is scheduled to end May 29.
No relatives came to claim ownership of the boat leading Newburyport officials to take the unusual step of placing a person's property up for bid.
Decker, 51, bought the sloop last fall with the intention of living on it, police said. He was reported missing six months ago when the Coast Guard discovered his swamped dinghy tied to the boat's stern near the mouth of the fast-flowing Merrimack River. His dog was tied to a park post across the river. Officials do not know exactly what happened to Decker, but they theorize he fell overboard and drowned when his dinghy line became entangled in the sailboat's propeller and he attempted to free it while en route to a dock to retrieve his dog.
In the weeks following his disappearance, friends attended a memorial service at Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church to pay tribute to the man who loved sailing, medical technology and Web design. A few days before the ceremony, Decker's friends met at Cashman Park and placed a wreath near the spot where his Siberian husky, Toleman, had been found.
The Newburyport Yacht Club is located off Merrimac Street, about a 20-minute walk from downtown, is a fixture of the Newburyport shoreline. Its marina has 192 slips off three docks and its season typically begins on Memorial Day. It is only a few blocks west of another shoreline landmark, the North End Boat Club.


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Pierce County's controversial revision of shoreline policies, which started seven years ago, will continue for at least three more months.
In response to public concerns that have emerged during the marathon process, the Pierce County Council voted Tuesday to delay a decision on adopting the changes until July 29. The council had been scheduled to vote April 22.
Council members postponed action after the public complained last month at community meetings about proposed buffer changes that could affect private property rights. People also complained about not being adequately informed.
Council Chairman Dan Roach, R-Bonney Lake, said property owners are confused about what the changes would mean for them.
"There's a lot of fear, a lot of questions," Roach said.
Council members will hold another series of three community meetings to educate the public about the changes, including 16 proposed amendments. Those meetings will take place in July in the Lake Tapps, Parkland and Gig Harbor areas.
The council is still finishing its current round of meetings on the state-mandated update to the Shoreline Master Program. After holding previous sessions at Lake Tapps and Parkland, the third meeting will be held Thursday on the Gig Harbor Peninsula.
Lake Tapps residents spoke out against the changes March 6, saying the buffer restriction would limit development and hurt their property values.
Pierce County is proposing a 50-foot buffer along Lake Tapps in East Pierce County and a 75-foot buffer along Spanaway Lake as part of its revised changes to shoreline policies.
The county also plans to move forward with 75-foot buffers along saltwater lots designated as residential. The new shoreline buffer would replace 50-foot setbacks on county shorelines. The buffer applies only to new construction.
It's not clear whether council members will ultimately adopt new shoreline policies — the first such changes in 40 years.
At the Lake Tapps meeting last month, Roach said the state Department of Ecology had the equivalent of "a gun pointed to our head."
If the council doesn't act, Ecology officials could draw up even stricter revisions or issue sanctions against the county.
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