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On Monday and Tuesday of this week, I took a couple of mental health days from work to do some much needed genealogy research. Monday, I was in Fort Wayne, Indiana at the Allen County Public Library. Tuesday, I was able to visit the Indiana State Archives in Indianapolis.
Not only was I able to make some good finds, I learned a few things about planning my future trips:
1. The stomach matters: Packing a lunch or finding a place to eat nearby to where you are researching is important. Sometimes I can get so engrossed in the genealogy "zone" that food doesn't seem important, until it is. By that time, either I'm ready to pass out from hunger or have to cut my research short. On Monday, I violated this rule and didn't pack a lunch, or leave the building to eat. I started researching at 9 a.m., and by about 2:30 p.m., the hunger pains were beginning to overtake me. On Tuesday, I had learned my lesson and packed a couple of sandwiches so I could go out to my car for lunch.
2. You cannot plan for every contingency: Copiers will jam, microfilm readers will be broken, roads will be under construction. Dealing with these issues has more to do with handling my temper and frustration issues than anything else.
3. Staying focused is harder than it seems: Too often, I can easily get sidetracked from my plan of attack, especially when I'm at a new research location or it has been awhile since I've been there. Walking past a stack of books, I catch myself reading the bindings, wondering "didn't I have some family in that locale?" If I'm not careful, I'm soon down a rabbit hole, researching some collateral line that wasn't part of my main goal for the trip.
4. Eating an elephant takes many small bites: Trying to do marathon research sessions and gathering information on multiple lines in one trip isn't practical. Better to plan out what lines and what sources you are going to research before taking the trip. Using my "to-do" list in my Rootsmagic software and online library catalogs really helped me handle this on my latest trip.
5. Sometimes the last second shot brings victory: Just when you're about to wrap it up for the day seems like the time when you check that one last source and make a great find! On Monday, right as I was about to leave - I spotted a source on the stacks, played a hunch, and found information that I wouldn't have suspected to have been in the Fort Wayne library.
I'll be sharing some of my finds in upcoming posts, but here is a synopsis of what I found:
Monday, Allen County Public Library: Researched obituaries from microfilmed copies of the Evangelical Messenger and located over a dozen obituaries of paternal ancestors; located death notice of Fern Pierpont in Indiananapolis News; researched arrest of Harry Pierpont and Thaddeus Skeer in Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette issues of 1925; copied information from published genealogies on Eileen's Rinehart line and my Alderman/Luark connection
Tuesday, St. Joseph Cemetery, Indianapolis: Visited cemetery office and located plot map; photographed tombstones of Pierpont family
Tuesday, Indiana State Archives: Researched Dillinger gang files relating to Harry Pierpont and obtained copies; including correspondence from his mother to the warden, governor, etc. asking for his release.

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DAMASCUS, Syria (AP) - U.S. military helicopters attacked territory inside Syria close to its border with Iraq Sunday, killing eight people in a strike the Syrian government condemned as "serious aggression."
A U.S. military official said the raid by special forces targeted the foreign fighter network that travels through Syria into Iraq in an area where the Americans have been unable to shut it down because it was out of the military's reach.
"We are taking matters into our own hands," the official told The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because of the political sensitivity of cross-border raids.
The attack came just days after the commander of U.S. forces in western Iraq said American troops were redoubling efforts to secure the Syrian border, which he called an "uncontrolled" gateway for fighters entering Iraq.


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Dan Brungardt, owner of Home at Last, said he operated the store in Portland, Ore., and brought the idea with him when he moved back to his home state of Kansas.
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A small Salina water company beset by financial and quality problems may get a smaller rate increase than it hoped for.
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This weekend, when a group of Dover Middle School students, males and females, sing "Forget About the Boy," there will probably many parents in the audience that are pleased for more reasons than just the music, as dating is still considered a little edgy at a certain age.
Kansas Senate GOP unveils schools plan
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Details released in military school settlements
Eleven former cadets from California, Florida, Tennessee, Colorado, Texas and Illinois filed a lawsuit in 2012 alleging that higher-ranking students, called "Disciplinarians," abused younger students at St. John's Military School in Salina, even in the presence of faculty members.
Settlements vary for 4 juveniles in Kansas suit
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Testimony begins in first-degree murder trial
Prosecutors will recommend to the judge that Heil's sentence for an unrelated robbery be served at the same time as his murder sentence, Trocheck said.
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A Kansas man being held on a probation violation is now accused of smuggling drugs into jail inside his artificial leg.
Dragun Corp. To Begin Site Work At Schilling Air Force Base
In August 2013, the City of Salina, on behalf of the Salina Airport Authority, Salina Unified School District 305, and K-State Salina, formally retained Dragun Corporation to take the initial steps of cleanup of soil and groundwater contamination at and around the former Schilling Air Force Base.
Legislators debate wisdom of longevity bonuses
A legislator's proposal to give state employees an across-the-board salary increase in exchange for scuttling longevity bonuses has lawmakers discussing the wisdom of rewarding employees based on years of service.
Kansas oncologist serving on nationwide health-care ...
When Mark Fesen, M.D., was invited to serve on a nationwide health-care advisory committee, he jumped at the chance.
'Police of police' says goodbye
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Spanish Springs fumbled at the Reno 1-yard line and dropped what would have been a touchdown pass on two different drives that both ended with the Cougars coming away empty.
"We were inside the red zone five times, actually six, and only put 21 points on the board," Spanish Springs coach Scott Hare said. "We moved the ball well, but you have to come away with points ... Our defense played well enough for us to win. This loss was squarely on the offense's shoulders.
"I told the kids these are two pretty evenly matched teams and I believed that. We just made more mistakes than they did."
Trailing 24-6 late in the third quarter, Spanish Springs (3-3, 1-1) began to claw its way back into contention. Cougars senior quarterback Hunter Fralick rambled into the end zone from 5 yards out for a touchdown and then converted a scoring run for a two-point conversion, getting the SSHS gridders within 10, 24-14, at the 1:39 mark of the third quarter.
The Spanish Springs defense forced a Reno punt and let its offense go right back to work. The Cougars marched 60 yards and hit pay dirt again. Jeff Jurgensmeier handled the scoring chores with a 10-yard TD run, helping the Cougars trim the Reno lead to 24-21 with 10:04 remaining in the contest.
Unfortunately for the visiting Cougars, when they needed one more defensive stop, they couldn't get it. Reno (4-3, 1-2) pushed its lead back to two scores when Matt Young found a seam up the middle and bolted 42 yards for a Reno touchdown with 7:45 left in the conference clash
Spanish Springs' last gasps at a comeback win died minutes later. Trailing by the final 10-point margin, the Cougars drove to the Reno eight-yard line but came away with no points, turning the ball over on downs and effectively ending the game.
Reno took a 17-6 lead into the locker room at the break. Both teams punted on their initial possessions of the second half, but Reno proceeded to extend its edge to 24-6 when it scored on a 1-yard run by Cole Eddy with 3:38 showing on the third-quarter clock.
"We still had to be aggressive. We didn't feel like we could sit on the lead," Reno coach Dan Avansino said.
Spanish Springs scored on its opening drive of the game, getting a 9-yard scoring scamper from Fralick less than three minutes into the game.
Reno took control of the game by ripping off 17 points before halftime in a string of 24 straight points.
"We didn't get stops in the first half," Hare said. "They scored all three times they had the ball. We did make some adjustments. We did a better job and got some stops in the second half, we just didn't get the ball in the end zone enough."
The turning point in the game may have been early. Trailing 7-6, on its second possession of the game, Spanish Springs looked poised to post a go-ahead touchdown, but Fralick coughed up the pigskin at the Reno 1-yard line. The Huskies recovered the loose ball and went on to march the length of the field for a score of their own.
"We were down in the red zone and I fumbled," Fralick said. "Then they end up scoring. That was humongous. We were in the red zone six times and only scored on three. That's a huge mistake. I have to make sure that doesn't happen."
Fralick was frustrated in defeat, but he did plenty to help his Cougars win. He finished 14-of-28 passing for 160 yards but more impressively, he had 20 carries for 211 rushing yards. Jurgensmeier added 89 rushing yards on 13 carries. Gehrig Parks caught nine balls for 124 receiving yards.
"They could run on us. We didn't have an answer," Avansino said. "But at the most opportune times, we seemed to get stops. It wasn't ideal defense, but our guys made plays when they had to."
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more about the school's programs were treated to presentations from well-known alumni and Academy
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Japanese >Seito Sushi Japanese Restrnt
510 N Orlando Ave Ste 104, Winter Park, FL | Directions 3278928.602987 -81.365067
Mon. - Thu. 11:30am - 3:30pm;Fri. 11:30am - 2:30pm;Sat. 12am - 11pm;Sun. 12am - 10pm
Neighborhoods: Winter Park
Terrible Service, Food is Okay – There is a young waitress who doesn't write your order down and subsequently gets your order wrong. This is forgivable. However, when I brought this to her attention (two different occasions), she blamed ME for the mix-up. Additionally, the manager scolded me for trying the roll! Being that it was my first time ordering this roll, I obviously tasted it before I knew it was wrong. Accidents happen, but I have received poor customer service time and again at this place. No one deserves to be treated that way. The most helpful person here was the busboy who refilled our waters and brought us the check after the rude girl refused to return to our table.
pretty good sushi, not the best – I left my meal here very confused by my experience. On one hand the sushi special i had (tiburon roll) was incredible and loaded with fresh ahi tuna, however, the service was mediocre at best and it seemed that our server couldn't understand anything we were asking or describe any of the rolls very helpfully. The other rolls we ordered were just sort of ok, maybe ill try this again and give it another chance.
good outlook, terrible sushi – i ate at the Sandlake location of Seito Suhsi yesterday. It was disgusting. I traveled a lot around the world, and lived in several countries including Japan. I have been to countless sushi restaurants until today, so I know a few things about sushi. Not all of my experiences were good in all these sushi restaurants, but my experience in Seito was clearly the worst. I ordered a lunch menu. 3 pieces sushi and about 6 pieces sashimi arrived. Sushi choices were very unfortunate. An inedible crab, stringy tuna and long dead, tatseless shrimp. Rice was not good either. Then the actual worst was the sashimi. 2 super thick slices of salmon were inedible. Even thinking about it now, turn my stomach. 2 super thick tuna pieces were so stringy so after I chew a little I had to take it out and put it back on my plate. It was disgusting. The other two pieces were not clear what kind of fish. Again thick, still had skin on it. They were not sushi cuts. They were basically pieces of raw fish. These people really don't know anything about sushi and sashimi preparations. If you care about what you eat, go somewhere else. If you don't care about the food, but would like a cool atmosphere you can try this place. I would never go back there again, nor I would recommend it anybody else.
amazing, good – this place is soo good...if you want GOOD sushi in orlando or anywhere, go here. There isn't a place in town that beats this place, along with a couple of others. Their servers are very attentive if you have any changes or requests. Their rolls are just really good...
try getting the spicy tuna anywhere else and it is not good compared to this place. Delicious food, if it's not even the sushi, their dishes are good...I had been there once and remembered it to be a good place. Ive been going to several other places in town and know that the sushi at those places was rarely good. Then I went back to seito and I can't go anywhere else for sushi. The rolls are also reasonably priced and some are even cheaper than other places, and bigger. so you're getting better bigger rolls, for less money, than at other places where you can't even compare.
Extremely Fresh Sushi – It is hard to find sushi this good on the East Coast, but they are the best! Their tuna always has the perfect texture and flavor. They also have the biggest Sake selection I have seen. Nice place to have a few cocktails and enjoy some fresh sashimi or one of their daily specials like the orange clam. If I'm not in the mood for raw I usuhally go with their outstanding seabass-- served with a light sesame/mirin marinate (sooo good).
Best Sushi In Town!!! – You can't beat the location but the rolls are even better. They're fresh and fabulous! My favorites that you must try are the Lava Roll and the Lobster Roll. The edamame is also incredible, steamed and salted to perfection. Seito Sushi has the best sushi in town!
worse than Publix! – Tried this sushi place b/c someone recommended it and was very disappointed. Service was unfriendly, sushi was bland, fish tasted old and overall just a bad experience and could not wait to get out of there. If you want good sushi and sashimi go to amura or ichiban instead it's worth the extra few bucks.
Good for nigiri (rolls); avoid the sushi and sashimi (fish) – Some friends kept dragging me here because it was their favorite sushi bar. For the longest time, I couldn't figure out why. I've never had good sushi or sashimi there. Bland bland bland! About on the level of Publix. Their wasabi is equally tepid. What was the point?
I finally understand: it's the rolls (nigiri sushi). Their rolls are colorful and tasty. They hide the mediocre seafood well, and some of the combinations are quite inventive, if not always successful.
If you like nigiri, but aren't partial to fish, you might like it. It's very convenient if you want to see a movie afterwards. If you're looking for real sushi or sashimi, though, give it a pass.
Best Makimono – This is my favorite sushi in Orlando. I dream of their Atlantic Roll (grilled tuna and cream cheese wrapped in avocado and drizzled with eel sauce). I've never had to wait to be seated. Indoor and outdoor seating is available (for indoor, I recommend a sweater). With a list of over 50 rolls, something can be found for everyone, including a large selection of cooked makimono for pregnant friends. :-) The prices for rolls range from $4 - $12 with most around the $6-8 range. The service is friendly and my take-out orders are always ready on time for my 45 minute drive back home...
I'm sure this review can't do the restaurant justice; you'll just have to try it for yourself!
Worth the trip everytime – I've been here multiple times, and I continue to be very impressed. The menu has a wide variety of classic favorites and unique items. Seating never seems to be an issue (the longest I've ever had to wait was 10 minutes), and service is always outstanding.
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This is Nicholson's only recorded painting of sunflowers. Executed in lively impasto and dry, opaque colour over a white ground, the flowers and leaves are modelled with relish and the paint has been generously applied. Nicholson's palette, which includes a dusty rose pink recalling Fruit and vegetable still life, 1933, (National Gallery of Canada) and Lady Spencer's portrait, 1933, (Althorp Collection), suggests the influence of his first visit to Spain earlier that year. The jug appears to be of Spanish pottery, and may have been purchased during his holiday in Seville as a present for his daughter Nancy. It is either the same, or very similar to one owned by Nancy Nicholson, and the circle motif appears in her fabric entitled Jug
c. 1948 (illustrated in Sophie Bowness and Timothy Nicholson 'The Textile Designs of Nancy Nicholson', Apollo, October 2001, fig. 27, p. 23).
The artist was staying with Nancy at her home, Poulk, Sutton Veny, in Wiltshire in the autumn of 1933 when he wrote to his friend and former student Diana Low that he was painting Sunflowers (16th October 1933, private collection). This would seem to suggest a date of 1933 for the work, rather than the late 1920s, as suggested by Lillian Browse in her 1956 catalogue raisonné.


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Conference call etiquette is as important as conference room etiquette. Everyone knows that in a meeting with their colleagues, manager, or customer in the conference room, they need to pay attention, be polite, participate, and not do anything disruptive. The same holds true for conference calls.
Below is how you can insure you have good conference call etiquette during a teleconference so you and the other people on the call get the most from the conversation and so you project the same profession image you would if you were in a face-to-face meeting with a room full of important people.
By following these four rules for good conference call etiquette, you will improve the effectiveness of any call you participate in, as well as project the kind of image you want the other people on the line to take home and remember you by. Common pitfalls that too many of us have experienced and that you need to avoid are discussed in our next blog.
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Kirk Cressley pointed with dismay to the 14 nearly 100-foot long empty fish pools that he cleaned out by hand shovel and wheelbarrow, a project that took a year to accomplish.
After he and his wife, Denise, bought the former Kriss Pines Trout Hatchery in the Walksville section of rural Lehighton in 2011, Cressley figured he would have the facility up and running by now. Especially after Scott Christman, the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission's (PFBC) Waterways Conservation Officer for Carbon County, introduced Cressley to the Lehigh River Stocking Association (LSRA), which offered to help the couple with the raising and releasing of trout for five years, until the Cressleys could get a good handle on the project.
The Cressleys renamed the facility that runs along Sawmill Run, near its confluence with Berry Run and the Pohopoco Creek, calling it Firefly Trout Hatchery. They planned to fill the 14 pools with approximately 50,000 trout. The LRSA was going to use the majority of those trout to supplement its legal-size trout stocking of the Lehigh River in Carbon County.
But instead of now having full fish pools with which to begin trout propagation, the Cressleys have hit an environmental logjam that's going to require a lot of money to leap over; either that or political pressure.
To understand the issue, let's start at the beginning.
The PFBC only stocks fingerling trout, not legal-size trout, in the Lehigh River. The LRSA has been stocking about 12,000 legal-size trout in the river in Carbon and Lehigh counties for more than a decade. According to the LRSA's Matt MacConnell, the group was hoping to raise trout for pennies on the dollar at Firefly and use about 12,000 of the fish to stock the Carbon County portion of the river, and use the normal funds to continue stocking the Lehigh County section.
"I had written a letter to [PFBC executive director John Arway] last January reminding him of the stocking we've been doing on the Lehigh River," MacConnell said. "I was requesting that Fish and Boat [PFBC] fund a way to help us sustain the fishery. With limited resources, we have been carrying the stocking for a fishery that is undeniably productive."
MacConnell explained that Arway wrote back and offered to conduct a feasibility study of the state stocking trout on the Carbon County portion of the river, but not in Lehigh County. Arway knew that the Cressleys were looking to reopen the old Kriss Pines, which is more than 100 years old and at one time was the largest trout hatchery on the East Coast, and thought that perhaps LRSA would be interested in establishing a co-op nursery with the Cressleys. The PFBC said that if the LRSA could get a letter of agreement with the Cressleys, the PFBC would help with supplies.
The agreement was struck, legal papers were signed for the LRSA and Cressleys to do the project as a co-op nursery for five years, and then figurative logs started piling up.
During a routine site inspection of Sawmill Run, the PFBC found brown trout of such size that they were classified as native or wild brown trout, which means the trout were able to propagate on their own. Because of their presence and the quality of water, as determined by Department of Environment tests in 2004 and this year based on testing and invertebrate life, Sawmill Run is in the process of being declared a Class A stream.
While that may sound like tremendous news for Mother Nature, it is most unwelcome news for the Cressleys. The LRSA isn't pleased either.
Because of the stream's high quality status, any effluent, or waste drainage from the hatchery, must be treated before it flows into Sawmill Run, and the budget for such a system to remove the solid waste — mostly fish fecal matter and remnant food — isn't a cost the Cressleys figured on in their business model. The other option, running a drainage pipe into the Pohopoco, which has no such designation, is also cost prohibitive.
The Cresselys, MacConnell and others point out that brown trout are not native to Pennsylvania, and their presence in Sawmill Run is only because they escaped from the hatchery at some point and ended up reproducing in the wild.
State representative Doyle Heffley (R-122) has stepped in offering his services as a go-between with PFBC. He has already held a meeting with PFBC officials and plans to hold more. In addition, the reclassification of Sawmill Run is expected to be voted on by the PFBC board of commissioners during its quarterly meeting in April 2013.
"I think reopening Kriss Pines, or Firefly, is a win-win for everyone," Heffley said. "It's a good idea for the Lehigh River Stocking Association because it will help them put more trout in the river. It's a good idea for the owners because it will help them establish the business. It's good for the economy because it will provide tourism and eventually jobs."
Heffley is against reclassification of Sawmill Run because of the runoff from the Northeast Extension of the Pennsylvania Turnpike on one side and the heavily traveled Fairyland Land Road.
Plus, he feels that because the hatchery had been in operation for more than 100 years before the recent shutdown, it should be grandfathered into an exception to the DEP requirements.
DEP seems intent on holding fast to its standards, however. In an email response to questions posed by The Morning Call, DEP responded, "The facility must reapply for a new permit and satisfy the requirements of our anti-degradation policy."
Grandfathering the hatchery isn't an option, according to the DEP, because "once a discharge ceases [and the permit closes], there is no opportunity for grandfathering."
Heffley blames the current standoff on environmental activists pushing too quickly for anti-pollution laws aimed at industry and drilling, and says that now those same laws are coming back to bite something that would benefit nature and outdoor enjoyment.
"It's a good example of over-regulation," Heffley said. "People want to do the right things without understanding the full meaning of how these regulations change things."
Heffley is looking to gather public comment on the situation, and is asking people in favor of Firefly opening for business to write letters to his office. He plans on using those letters to hopefully wield some influence with PFBC.
Otherwise, a piece of history that began more than a century ago could be lost forever.
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Located in Lexington, Va., the Virginia Military Institute is the oldest state-supported military college in the United States. Students admitted to the college are known as military cadets and are required to participate in the Reserve Officers' Training Corps (ROTC). Unlike the federal service academies, Virginia Military Institute cadets are not required to serve in the military upon graduation. Cadets have about 80 academic, professional, and social clubs and organizations to choose from upon entering the college. Freshmen admitted to the Institute are immediately exposed to the Ratline, which is a system designed to remove wealth and former status in life to create equality among all cadets. This is done through a series of team-building exercises as well as with the assistance of upperclassmen. The housing situation is much different from most universities' campuses. Known as the Barracks, cadets live modestly, with limited space and multiple occupants, and are expected to maintain cleanliness and order at all times. The Virginia Military Institute Keydets fields 14 NCAADivision I athletic programs and is a member of the Big South Conference, Southern Conference, and Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference.
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The pressure on hospitals to reduce costs is felt everywhere from the operating room to the engineering department. With more than 3 million square feet in 28 buildings to maintain, Rush-Presbyterian-St. Luke's Medical Center in Chicago has a staff of 85 tradesmen that service everything from HVAC to critical patient care monitoring equipment.
In early 1997, Rick Marzec, director, medical center engineering, and Greg Kozlik, manager, mechanical services and engineering technology, at Rush began seeking a way to cut maintenance costs while increasing the productivity of technicians through the deployment of a computerized maintenance management system. They selected MAXIMO from PSDI, Bedford, MA, to control and manage their maintenance processes.
Like most maintenance organizations that use a CMMS, Rush was principally paper based. Marzec and Kozlik knew that the value of the software investment was a function of the quality and quantity of data that it housed. Faced with either staffing data entry personnel or training its tradespeople to divert wrench time to do their own data entry, Rush sought a solution to its data collection problem.
Our technicians were losing almost 2 hours a day picking up, handing off, and completing paperwork, Kozlik said. In fact, technicians had to stop accepting work 40 minutes before the end of their shift, simply so they could complete their paperwork. Multiply that 40 minutes by our 85 technicians, and we were losing nearly 300 hours each week to end-of-shift paperwork alone.
The paper chase didn't stop with our technicians, Kozlik continued. With over 120,000 work orders to process each year, our 7 person call center staff faced a constant 3-month backlog in closing out work orders. And, after all of that effort, we knew that we weren't tracking all of the work that was actually being performed in the field. Add to the equation countless radio calls between the technician and the call center, and it becomes clear that a manual system is a drain on the technician, the dispatcher, and the office staff.
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To address the need for data collection automation, Rush teamed with Barrington, IL-based Syclo Corp., a provider of mobile computing solutions. Syclo's mobile companion to the software, called S.M.A.R.T., allows technicians to use Windows CE-based handheld computers as their electronic clipboard, automating every aspect of data collection and dissemination. Using this technology, Rush planned to eliminate its paper-based work orders, thus reducing the load on the call center and increasing the productivity of the technicians.
In addition to going paperless Rush also needed to move information in real-time to and from its technicians. For this reason, Rush needed not just a handheld solution, but a wireless one.
For hardware, Novatel's Contact with a fully integrated wireless modem was selected. The computer includes a full keypad, a back-lit touch-screen, and weighs less than 22 ounces. In addition, it offers built-in power management software for longer battery life.
The final element of the solution was the wireless network. Rather than deploy its own wireless infrastructure, Rush teamed with Ameritech to use its Cellular Digital Packet Data (CDPD) network. CDPD is a wide-area wireless IP network that exists in over 3000 cities across the United States. Since CDPD is sold on a per kilobyte basis (as opposed to connect time), Rush found it to be the most economical solution, with a monthly cost of only $20 per technician.
Rush first deployed the solution among its 14-member response team, a unit that handles unscheduled corrective and emergency maintenance calls. The response team has immediate access to critical work order and equipment information. Because information flows wireless to and from the CMMS, the call center also sees the exact status of every assigned work order--dispatched, started, held, or complete. After the completion of each service call, the technician transmits work completion information over the CDPD network, immediately updating the CMMS, and then receives any new work assignments or changes. The technician proceeds to the next assignment, without ever having to return to the call center or fill out a piece of paper; at the end of the shift, the technician simply drops off his unit for use by the next shift.
With S.M.A.R.T., we have increased the productivity of our response team by nearly 30 percent, reducing technicians assigned to the team from 14 to 10, Kozlik said. We also eliminated our paperwork backlog completely and reduced our call center staff from 7 to 3 dispatchers. We were able to reassign employees to other tasks, including PMs, administrative support, and new customer service projects. Deploying the technology was the equivalent of gaining 10 staff.
With the increase in technician productivity and the decrease in clerical costs, Rush estimates that the system paid for itself in only 4 months.
Our new system has offered a number of improvements that enhance our patient care, Kozlik said. A very simple, but significant, example is the 95-percent reduction in our two-way radio calls. Those loud, blaring calls from dispatch to technician were very disruptive to patients, particularly those in critical care wards. Now, we need to use the two-way radio only in true emergencies.
Perhaps the most important benefit, in terms of quality of patient care, is our improved ability to perform proactive maintenance, Kozlik concluded. Now, if a technician spots a potential problem in the field, he or she can quickly enter it into the palmtop, and it is immediately available for approval and scheduling.
Our ultimate goal has been to gain better control of our maintenance processes by becoming proactive, not reactive. It all adds up to better service, longer equipment life-span, and better quality of care for our patients, he added. MT
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Six designers presented ready-to-wear collections Wednesday, the midway point of Omaha Fashion Week's August show.
All six were practical, wearable and interesting. The collections were also very wide-ranging and included boho, cowgirl and rocker-inspired collections.
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Terri Buckner opened with a collection of bohemian dresses made in part from vintage silk scarves and accented with crocheted and patchwork embellishments. She styled her pieces with silk flower crowns, leather belts and cropped cowboy boots paired with thick socks; the boots provided a rustic contrast to the otherwise romantic looks.
Caine Westergard showed a collection of polished, simple separates including pants, skirts, coats, a dress and one polka dot bustier.
Buf Reynolds followed Westergard with a collection of easy separates — long skirts, loose-fitting pants with a ruffled detail at the waist, flowing tanks, a few graphic capes. Many garments were black or gray and were often made from jersey. Most also included an unexpected element — a panel of pleated red chiffon or a lace back. It was a nice collection, made more impressive by the fact that it was the first of two collections the Omaha Fashion Week veteran will show this week; she also designed an avant-garde collection for Friday night's 10 p.m. Vessel show.
Joi Katskee showed a rocker-inspired collection made entirely from upcycled materials. A dress with a handkerchief hem was made from an old maternity shirt of her mother's; several looks featured her brother's old band T-shirts, which she had reworked. She made a cropped denim jacket from a pair of jeans, and she spent six hours adding studs to another jacket that she otherwise left as-is. My favorite piece was a distressed sweater she had dyed, embroidered and distressed, unraveling parts of the sleeves and shoulders. All of her pieces were "sliced, diced and julienned," and she accented with upcycled jewelry, made by Liz Moldenhauer from things like old license plates
Young designer Maximillian Suiter showed a collection of graphic power suits made of elements such as cropped black pants with contrasting cuffs, bold jackets with geometric color blocking in primary colors and long, fringed belts.
Sara Gadeken ended the night with a collection of cowgirl-inspired sun dresses. All had tooled leather bodices that echoed patterns more commonly found on boots and saddles. Cotton, jersey and tulle skirts softened the leather — and got a big reaction from the audience.
Buckner, Suiter and Gadeken will show their collections again during Saturday's 8 p.m. finale, which will take place in the tent on Capitol Avenue, between 10th and 11th Streets. Tonight's show, which starts at 8 p.m., will feature evening wear and will also be held in the tent on Capitol Avenue.


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One of the nation's "top ten quirkiest New Year's Eve celebrations," the 5th Annual Watermelon Drop, returns to Vincennes' Riverfront Pavilion on Dec. 31.
A large crowd is expected to cheer and raise a toast as an 18-foot, 500-pound watermelon rises high in the sky during the New Year's countdown. At the stroke of midnight, 13 Knox County watermelons will drop to a "splatform" as fireworks light the sky.
"There is no better way to usher in the New Year than with splatting watermelons and fireworks," said Shanon O'Toole, chair of the National Watermelon Drop Committee that organizes the celebration.
The Watermelon Drop has been featured on the CBS Sunday Morning Show and editors of the world's largest travel site, TripAdvisor, Inc., listed the event among its 2011 "Top Ten Quirkiest New Year's Eve Celebrations in America." The list also included North Carolina's Possum Drop, Pennsylvania's Bologna Drop, and Alabama's MoonPie Drop.
Since its creation in 2008, the 18-foot watermelon has become a star attraction in Vincennes, with people applauding its procession in the town's July 4th and Christmas parades. People also enjoy sharing photographs and YouTube videos of themselves standing next to the 18-foot-long watermelon.
The Watermelon Drop site is adjacent to Vincennes' Riverfront Pavilion located at the corner of First and Busseron streets.
"The site allows activities to take place under one roof with restroom facilities, electrical power, and propane heaters. The site is also near several commercial businesses and fraternal organizations that sponsor New Year's events, making downtown Vincennes the place to be on New Year's Eve," O'Toole said.
Beginning at 9 p.m., revelers at the Riverfront Pavilion will enjoy food, drink, music,
games, noisemakers and of course, fun. There will also be a DJ and Karaoke. An assortment of Watermelon Drop clothing and novelty items will also be for sale.
"Last year's Watermelon Drop was big and this year's event should be even bigger as word of the celebration continues to spread. In fact, at the rate this event is growing, it's only a matter of time before the networks add Vincennes to its televised coverage of worldwide New Year's extraordinary extravaganzas. There are few spectacles like this one," O'Toole said.
Indiana's first city, founded in 1732, Vincennes is the county seat of Knox County, well-known for its multi-million dollar melon crops that are shipped throughout the nation.
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Chicago Shakespeare Theater (CST) announced today casting for its contemporary retelling of William Shakespeare's Julius Caesar, staged by acclaimed British director Jonathan Munby in his Chicago debut, February 5-March 24, 2013 in CST's Courtyard Theater. The production features a celebrated company of artists that includes Jeff Award-winning Chicago actor David Darlow in the title role, Canada's Stratford Festival favorite Dion Johnstone as Marc Antony, New York stage and screen actor Jason Kolotouros as Caius Cassius and British actor John Light as Marcus Brutus. The production also welcomes the return of veteran CST actors David Lively as Ligarius/Lepidus, Barbara E. Robertson as Calphurnia and Larry Yando as Casca.
British director Jonathan Munby makes his Chicago debut following his celebrated work in the UK at the Donmar Warehouse (The Prince of Homburg, Life Is a Dream), Shakespeare's Globe (A Midsummer Night's Dream) and Royal Shakespeare Company (The Canterbury Tales, Madness in Valencia). US credits include The Recommendation (The Old Globe, San Diego), The Winter's Tale (Guthrie Theater, Minneapolis) and The Dog in the Manger (Shakespeare Theatre Company, Washington, DC), for which he was nominated for the Outstanding Director Helen Hayes Award. In a modern staging of Shakespeare's political thriller, Munby envisions Julius Caesar through the lens of contemporary culture, drawing striking parallels with today's political landscape. On the heels of the recent presidential inauguration, Munby poses the questions: What are the consequences of power? What transpires when you take away the structure? What happens next?
"This play opens up so many of the fears that the populace has in this moment in history," said Munby. "The fear of losing democracy, the fear of losing a voice, the fear of what lies ahead. It's really a cautionary tale for our time."
Performing the title role of Julius Caesar in Munby's production is Jeff Award-winning Chicago actor David Darlow, whose previous work at CST includes Othello, Timon of Athens and As You Like It. Other Chicago credits include: A Midsummer Night's Dream (Goodman Theatre), Betrayal (Northlight Theatre) and Endgame (American Theater Company), for which he won the Jeff Award for Actor in a Supporting Role. Making their CST debuts are Dion Johnstone, Jason Kolotouros and John Light as Marc Antony, Caius Cassius and Marcus Brutus, respectively. Dion Johnstone has performed in seven seasons with the Stratford Festival in Canada, including the roles of Caliban in The Tempest, Macduff in Macbeth and Oberon in A Midsummer Night's Dream, and will be seen at this summer's festival in the title role in Othello. Other credits include originating the role of Boromir in the world premiere of the musical Lord of the Rings (Mirvish Productions) and Davey Battle in the Canadian premiere of Take Me Out (Canstage). Stage and screen actor Jason Kolotouros has previously been seen in the New York productions Blue Window at the MCC Theater and Home Section with the Lincoln Center Drama League. Regional credits include: The Persian Quarter (Merrimack Repertory Theatre), Messugah (McCarter Theatre) and The Servant of Two Masters (Venture Theatre). He has been featured in several TV shows, including Sex and the City, Law & Order, The Good Wife and Nurse Jackie. John Light makes his Chicago stage debut in Julius Caesar. A well-known actor with the Royal Shakespeare Company (Caliban in The Tempest opposite Patrick Stewart, Julius Caesar, The Seagull, In the Company of Men, A Patriot for Me), other UK credits include Luise Miller (Donmar Warehouse), The New World, A Life of Thomas Paine (Shakespeare's Globe), The Master Builder, Certain Young Men (Almeida Theatre), Apologia, Clocks and Whistles (Bush Theatre), and Hedda Gabler (Gate Theatre, Dublin). [John Light is appearing with the permission of Actors' Equity Association (AEA). Chicago Shakespeare gratefully acknowledges AEA for its assistance of this production.]


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As a user of many windows phone 7 phones, seeing this great deal from HSN I tried it out for now 2 weeks. First off, for the price you will not find a better phone with the features.
Pros: 4" screen usable with fingers or nails very clear
very loud speaker
memory card slot up to 64gb
very fast ui easy to setup and use
easy to read even with poor eyesight
good battery life and charges fast
nokia only apps add extra value
good camera even with low light conditions
Wi-Fi calling
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Cons: No flash on camera
can only store videos, pics, and music on card
no apps on card
Still looking for exchangeable back plates for phone
All in all for a prepaid phone, you get a GREAT value
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Got this phone on T-mobile for a few bucks to try it out. I'll start by saying I'm a big fan of T-mobile. I love the lady in pink and I love the SIM cards.
Never liked windows but I always liked Nokia. This phone rocked! I really am thinking of switching from iOS to windows. I like it now, it's fast, simple and did what a phone should do. I got an outlook account because of this phone. I like outlook now a lot.
Pros: fast, white pretty back plastic, screen sensitivity, maps (best in the world my opinion because you don't need cell service for it) and battery life. Also liked the micro USB port. This is all coming from an iPhone guy.
Cons: camera, lack of apps I've grown accustomed to use. Not enough love for the phone.
I didn't keep the phone but I miss it terribly. I loved it for as long as I had it.
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Great Phone!
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Why oh why has Nokia hitched their star to the Windows 8 platform? I love this hardware. Nowhere can you find a phone to perform this well for the money. Camera is great (though no flash) and the hardware is top notch.
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304 W Fourth St, Austin, TX | Directions 7870130.267019 -97.746387
Neighborhoods: Downtown
Great beer selection, great new location – I've never been to the old location so can;t compare but loved the Gingerman. Great selection of beer, very comfortable setting and good waitstaff.
Was not crowded this past Sat and we had the back room to ourselves for most the early evening. Enjoyed trying several new (to me) beers and the ecclectic music on the juke box. Looking forward to trying out the outdoor patio when it dries up a bit (rain!). Will be back for sure!
Great price on imported draught – This is by far my favorite pub in town. No pretenses. Its refreshing to not have to deal with servers. With serves I always feel cheap when they walk around and I don't order anything new and have only had about 2 sips from my beer. The bartenders can be hit-or-miss on friendliness. On my 21st birthday, amazing and friendly staff super willing to tell their favorites and let me try them. On my friend's 21st birthday, the bartender was obviously annoyed when we asked for recommendations. The boy had never had never gone past Bud lite before though, so even I was a bit impatient. The beer is what makes this place. I'm happy with a Bass, but I love trying new things and at 4.50 a pint, mmmm. Imports aren't always the best buys here either. They have lots of hidden secrets behind their bar. I can't complain about anything, mostly because it doesn't falsely advertise anything. In fact, does it actively advertise anything or to anyone at all? And on a strange note: I love the huge Bavarian flag hanging at the back.
Best Bar for Beer in Austin!!!! – I have been to Gingerman quite a few times. It never gets old, the beer selction is the best in Austin and the Atmoshere is cool, very Austin,a good place to sample some beer and talk during the day. At night it's a great place to start off the night off... The crowd and staff love beer and you can easily talk about different beers for hours with anyone. Stop by and have a few.... Cheers!!!!
Best Pub in Austin - Period – Gingerman is a great place to go for just having a beer, for happy hour, or hanging out and chatting with friends. The bar has a very nice 'feel' to it and it's refreshing that they have only one tiny TV in the entire place, so people can focus on talking, rather than watching TV like in a stupid sports bar. The beer selection is excellent and all beers always taste the way they are supposed to taste - not at some other larger bars (such as Sherlocks, Little Woodrow's etc.) where none of the beers they have on tap taste right.
There is one review here where a person complains about 'bad service'. You walk up to the bar and order your beer and the people behind the counter are friendly and knowledgeable, what else would you want? A waitress bringing your beer to your table? Give me a break!
Terrible customer service – A long time ago this used to be one of our favorite places in Austin, however, the service has steadily slipped over the years and the place has become more and more elitist. On our last visit, service was so bad that we decided we are never going there again. There are other places with MUCH better customer service that are more deserving of our money.
*UPDATED to address suelpen: To spell it out for you, YES, bad service = rude and/or unfriendly staff who act like they are doing YOU a favor to serve you a drink. I shouldn't be made to feel like I am imposing on waitstaff/bartenders when I am out trying to enjoy my leisure time and spending my hard-earned dollars! I shouldn't leave a place feeling WORSE than when I walked in! People, open your eyes and pay attention to how bartenders and waitstaff treat you in this town and don't spend money at establishments that don't value their customers!!!!
Great place for great beer – Great place for beer and conversation. They have a really nice patio with large shade trees. The beer selection is quite amazing. Don't go there too hungry or you might get buzzed real quick, their menu isn't the best, but who needs a great food menu when you have beer?
Best Beer in Town. – If you are into the best selection of beer in town then the Gingerman is the place for you. Whether you have a taste for a complex belgian or a refreshing german wheat or even a cutting edge American microbrew, you will not be disappointed. Sit inside or out. Bring a bunch of friends or hang alone. Play darts. Lounge on their couches. One thing is certain - great beer and no worries. Maybe thats 2 things but you get the point. Peace out.
An upscale Warehouse District joint with scores of beers. – In Short
Aside from the beer taps and light fixtures, nearly everything in the Ginger Man is made of dark varnished wood or exposed brick. Extra seating can be found in the large, well-maintained patio in back. The crowd is mixed, but skewed toward young professionals. There are some 80 beers on tap and more than 100 in bottles. Sizes range from the tiny half pint to the ostentatious yard-long glass. Wine and champagne are also available.
Mmmm, beeeer! – This is always the first place we take our out of town guests. They have a phenomenal selection of beers and will let you taste them before you decide. My favourite spot in Austin is the shady beer garden at the Gingerman. Emapanadas are good, but the beer companion plate (cheese & salami etc) is always disappointing. But I can live with that!
Great selection, if you want to pay for it... – Gingerman never fails in the selection department, and the laid-back crowd and general atmosphere can hardly be beat. Although if you're into drinking a less obscure selection of beers, your money will certainly go farther any day of the week at any number of places around town that have a more than adequate selection. Also watch those credit card transactions... I have had more than one on my statement with a tip much larger than I actually wrote in.
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