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"We knew we had schools in trouble. It is not a surprise. We've been working diligently on those same schools for the last three or four years already. And our goal is to continue to work hard improving those schools," said Eleanor Dawkins, Montgomery School Board President.
Quintavius Brisker will attend at Capitol Heights Middle School, one of the failing schools, this fall. He says he's still excited even with the school's new status.
"I'm looking forward to making good grades and going to the next grade and moving on," said Quintavius.
Eleanor Dawkins says that it's crucial for parents to be involved. She's concerned that the active parents will be the ones using the tax credit to transfer their children to other schools.
"With the continued support of the parents in the community as well as the teachers and administration, we can bring those schools up. Now, whether someone wants to wait that long I don't know," said Dawkins.
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2. Condition monitoring will add value More packaging machine builders will pick up on control systems' growing ability to monitor operating conditions -- things like energy consumption, temperature, integrated safety and vibration – by way of inexpensive, off-the-shelf modules. But packagers, take note. You will need to add these functions to your specifications if you want them to become widely available.
3. Accelerating software convergence in packaging
4. Brazil will be on your radar Whether a CPG or a machinery supplier, if you're a multinational, Brazil was one of your top destinations in 2011. And while some observers saw the Brazilian manufacturing economy stumble this past year, Brazil will only increase in importance as its economy continues to develop. Will you attend Fispal 2012?
5. Retail ready…or not, here it comes
6. Safety first…and next Will North American machine builders get another reprieve from conforming to the EN ISO 13849-1 machinery safety standard? As of this writing, it doesn't look like the 2009 two-year extension to EN 954-1 will be renewed. This will be an important topic that PMMI will help its member companies address in 2012. But it may be better to bite the bullet now, as the new standard supports the next generation mechatronics designs that our machinery industry will need to compete against.
7. Plant seeds now to win big later
The problem with annual predictions is the time it takes for profound change to take root. You just can't tell how it's going to play out five years from now unless you've been there, been the early adopter before. And don't expect your competitors to telegraph their strategies. If you want to plant some of your own seeds this year, watch where companies like Nestlé, P&G and Pfizer are leading the OMAC Packaging Workgroup. Come to the ARC Forum in Orlando February 7-9 if you want a front row seat.
8. Advanced technologies for turnkey systems
You'll also begin to see multi-touch widescreen HD displays for SCADA systems, more integration of design and simulation tools with control software development, and failsafe CPU redundancy going mainstream. Look for these technologies to show up in the larger, turnkey processing and packaging lines first.
9. Better interaction with operators on individual machines
On stand-alone machines, look for HMI screens to get bigger, wider, easier to navigate, integrating more Windows applications, with more videos to guide operators and techs through changeovers and maintenance procedures. The animations I predicted will still come along with wider use of 3-D modeling tools, it's just that production is still costly. (Someone needs to take me up on Purdue University Calumet's offer to put its students on your HMI animation project).
10. NA and EU OEMs consolidate
It's been happening without fanfare. But North American machine builders are buying European OEMs to gain technology and market access. And European OEMs are doing the same over here. Another approach is for OEMs from two continents to represent or private label each other's equipment. This has been going on a long time, no revelation about that. But anticipate a steady increase in this activity as (1) weakness in the European market forces inventive ways to boost exports, while (2) North American OEMs need to simultaneously protect domestic market share and grow their own exports with minimal risk.


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INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — A bill that could help cut out a growing tax hike hitting Hoosier businesses got lukewarm reception from a key voice on the issue Monday. Department of Workforce Development Commissioner Scott Sanders told I-Team 8 he's not convinced the plan is the state's best move.
Last month, I-Team 8 reported that businesses across Indiana are now being impacted by an increase in the Federal Unemployment Tax—or FUTA.
Since 2009, Indiana has been borrowing money from the federal government in order to continue paying its unemployment claims. The Department of Labor now lists the state's debt at nearly $1.8 billion.
A bill introduced in late January by Senator Karen Tallian (D-Portage) would authorize the state to issue bonds in order to reduce that tax burden. Senate Bill 541 would use that money in order to pay the debt off and eliminate the federal government's tax penalty on businesses.
Six other states—Idaho, Kansas, Texas, Illinois, Michigan and Pennsylvania—have already taken that approach.
But, not all lawmakers believe the approach would end up saving Hoosier employers any money in the long run.
On Monday, Sanders told I-Team 8 he's not convinced either way.
"At this point, our agency continues to look at all options, which is what I believe the legislative body continues to do. But, I believe she may have filed that bill last year as well, potentially as the year before when HB 1450 was actually passed. So, we'll continue to look at that and hopefully make the right choices for Indiana employers," Sanders said.
Asked if DWD was open to the idea of issuing bonds, Sanders nodded.
"We continue to look at it and always forecast out what we believe our unemployment insurance debt will be, as well as payments received by employers. So, I think we'll continue to analyze it," he said.
Tallian's bill was referred to the Senate Appropriations Committee, but has not been scheduled for a hearing.
Also Monday, the agency said it has completed work on a project to upgrade computers running the state's unemployment filing system.
Documents obtained last month by I-Team 8 show the state signed another $6 million contract extension with California based Haverstick Consulting on the project in December, bringing the total cost of the project to nearly $52 million as it approaches five years past its original completion date. The cost overruns have now reached more than twice the original $24 million budgeted for the work.
Just two weeks ago, department spokesman Joe Frank told I-Team 8 that the project had not been completed yet, and that DWD had no timeline for completion of it. On Monday, he said the work is now done.
"The contracts with Haverstick have been fulfilled," Frank said. "All we're doing now is basically like Microsoft does with Windows. When there's an update needed, we put out a new update to the software."
Pressed on the need for the new $6 million contract that lasts through the end of 2013, Frank again said the work was completed.
"All contracts that we had outstanding have been executed," he said. "As far as I understand from our agency, it's been executed."
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On Thanksgiving Day, I suspect that even the most football crazed fan (I think I have accurately captured Broncos fans with this description) is thinking more about turkey than this blog.
However, just on the odd chance that you are giving it a quick read, I thought Thanksgiving Day football would be a legitimate topic.
And on that score, I remember the Titans. No, not the fine Denzel Washington movie, and not the Tennessee Titans whom the Broncos defeated Monday night, but the original football Titans, the New York Titans of the American Football League.
Those lucky enough to have watched the AFL—and I am certainly among that group–will love it forever.
It was a wild and crazy offense minded league that gave us a tremendous rush of offensive football, changing the way many fans looked at the sport and the way those fans wanted to watch it in the future.
It also gave us the two-point conversion and included two Hall of Fame head coaches (Hank Stram of the Dallas Texans, later the Kansas City Chiefs, and Sid Gilman of the Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers) who were among the most innovative in the game's history. Of course, Paul Brown makes three, but he clearly was inducted for his staggering accomplishments as head of the Cleveland Browns, as opposed to his coaching with the AFL expansion team in Cincinnati.
But to the point of Thanksgiving Day, the very first time the Denver Broncos ever played a Turkey Day game was in 1962, and I remember it well.
I was barely a teenager at that time and it was before I ever had the wherewithal to attend a game in person, so my early fandom was confined to television and, when the games were not on TV, to our kitchen radio.
The New York Titans visited Bears Stadium (which became Mile High Stadium, which preceded INVESCO Field at Mile High) on November 22, 1962.
One year later our nation would lose another slice of innocence on that same date, as President John F. Kennedy would be assassinated in Dallas.
But on this date in 1962, the Broncos played the Titans.
Only 15,776 fans showed up that day, as Denver was still in its infancy as a future major league sports city. Bronco home games were not televised at that time (just as they would not be now were they not sellouts), just the road contests, so radio was the venue of the day.
The Titans won 46-45, and I was glued to that radio listening to a game that by today's standards was so sloppy and prehistoric as to barely be called professional.
The Broncos had a new head coach that season, Jack Faulkner, and for the first time in franchise history the team had an actual play book.
It was the first year the team had orange jerseys, for Faulkner knew that this team was badly in need of a new identity–the old mustard and brown uniforms were burned in a ceremonial bonfire at the annual intrasquad game that closed out training camp.
Too bizarre to be made up.
The Broncos at that time had an administrative staff that doubled as the staff for the Denver Bears baseball team (my first pro organization, many years down the road).
This was pro football on a small scale.
The Titans scored twice in the first quarter and added a field goal in the second to go up 17-0, and after a Frank Tripucka to Bob Scarpitto 35-yard touchdown for the Broncos' first score, New York added another TD to make it 24-7.
There would be 16 total scores in that game (can you imagine the excitement of such a game being the national Thanksgiving Day TV game in 2007?), with the Broncos coming back to score seven times to the Titans' one to take a 45-32 lead midway in the fourth quarter.
I was rapt with excitement as the Broncos, my team, right here in Denver, scored on a field goal (45 yards), field goal (eight yards), fumble recovery (Bud McFadin rambling 69 yards), TD pass (Scarpitto again, this one from George Shaw, who had replaced Tripucka as the Broncos' signalcaller), another TD pass, this one from Shaw to Lionel Taylor, a pass interception (Jim McMillan for 59 yards), and a final 49-yard field goal by Gene Mingo, who kicked three overall.
That sure seemed like enough points, but of course this was AFL football, which at times was like the real-life predecessor of a video game.
The Titans came back with two late touchdown passes, the last one a three-yard reception by Art Powell, who went on to a lengthy career with the Oakland Raiders, and New York had won, 46-45.
We see a lot of games, but for various reasons remember some better than others.
And sometimes there are no better memories than being in mom's kitchen, with the scent of turkey, dressing, and spaghetti sauce assaulting one's nose while the ears are focusing on that radio broadcast as the mind's eye envisions the plays.
On that day the Titans were a part of my father's house and my mother's cooking, and they will all be with me forever.
So on this Thanksgiving Day, I do remember the Titans.
Happy Thanksgiving, and thanks for reading.
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GNP gives a broader picture of a country's economic activity than GDP, which is limited to the value of goods and services produced within a country's borders. GNP adds the value of goods and services produced in other countries by companies based in the home country. It excludes the value of goods and services that are produced within the home country by foreigners.
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Huddersfield M62 crash victim named by police as Earl Levy
58-year-old Birkby man died following the crash on Saturday morning
NEWS: A young Hungarian player Imre Zelei has joined Huddersfield Chess Club and has been selected to take part in its match away to Brighouse on Monday, March 24.
More »NEWS: Two students are preparing for their trip of a lifetime to volunteer in Africa this summer to help them follow their dreams.
More »TRAVEL: Traffic easing on A629 Calderdale Way in both directions at A6025 Halifax Road and traffic also easing in Hipperholme on A58 Leeds Road in both directions between A58 Halifax Road and The Drive.
BREAKING News: Detectives investigating the murder of Sidney Cox, 57, in Leeds last year after he was violently attacked have made a further arrest.
More »TOWN: Manager Mark Robins to speak to Press ahead of Charlton/Town clash tomorrow night.
More »#htafc Manager Mark Robins will speak to the local press at 9.30am this morning ahead of Wednesday's game at #cafc - stay tuned for updates!
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TRAVEL: Queueing traffic and traffic heavier than normal on A644 Huddersfield Road Westbound between Back Lane and A62 Cooper Bridge Road.
More »BREAKING NEWS: A man has been arrested in connection with the stabbing of a 15-year-old boy in Almondbury on Saturday, March 8.
More »NEWS: Eleven of the people arrested by West Yorkshire Police in Operation Viper, a major attempt to drive down crime, were from Kirklees I can reveal. A further 11 were from Leeds, two from Bradford and two from Calderdale.
These include men and women wanted for a range of offences including assault, indecent exposure, theft and burglary.
NEWS: After five years of bitter recriminations, including a police investigation and an attempted 'palace revolution' by bowling green members, top judges have pleaded for an end to a dispute that has torn apart a Yorkshire working men's club.
More »TRAVEL: Not altogether a happy situation for motorists in Lockwood this morning we understand ... https://twitter.com/RichMRX/status/443304648267816960
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Condolences to the people who have lost loved ones.
On a side note, it is sad to see that people are trolling here. Please do not act like the fenqing.
WHEN an explosion on November 19th at the Pike River Coal company mine, on the rugged west coast of New Zealand's South Island, trapped 29 miners, the country hoped for a miracle. Everyone thought of Chile, where 33 miners were rescued in October after two months trapped underground; or of New Zealand itself, where a violent earthquake devastated the city of Christchurch in September and everyone was spared. Alas, it was not to be. A second blast on November 24th put the grim toll beyond doubt. The policeman in charge of the rescue effort declared that all the missing men were thought dead.
Although New Zealanders had been hoping for the best, they had been prepared for the worst. The site of the first explosion was only 120 metres underground, but 2km from the mine's entrance. Not a word was ever heard from the missing men: 24 New Zealanders, two Britons, two Australians and a South African, ranging in age from 17 to 62.
Rescuers scrambled to the mine's head but they were stymied by a build-up of poisonous gases. As in Chile, the miners' relatives assembled, in the nearby town of Greymouth, their anger growing in the face of the official view that a rescue attempt would be too dangerous. In the final days, two robots went in. Poignantly, the second returned with images of a mining helmet, its light still glowing.
John Key, the prime minister, declared a state of mourning for the nation. Such tragedies are felt keenly in New Zealand, with its population of only 4m, and all the more so on the west coast. One of New Zealand's remotest regions, cut off from the rest of the South Island by mountains, it was long a centre for coal and gold mining and forestry, though it has recently become more famous for its Tolkienesque scenery. The launch of the Pike River operation in 2008 brought a welcome boost to a depressed local jobs market.
Mr Key has ordered an immediate inquiry. Trading of shares in Pike River has been suspended. New Zealand's only listed coal company, it specialises in high-quality coking coal for the Asian steel industry. No funding from its main shareholder, New Zealand Oil & Gas Limited, which holds a 30% share, is guaranteed beyond December.
The tragedy has once again focused attention on the dangers of mining. In New Zealand the coal industry is small (producing the equivalent of only 2.8m tonnes of oil in 2009, with 0.1% of the world's proven reserves) and accidents are infrequent (the last big one, in 1967, killed 19). Elsewhere the industry has become far safer in recent years. But Russia and especially China remain black spots. In China, the world's largest producer, official statistics own up to 2,600 mining deaths in 2009. On November 22nd however, 29 people were rescued from a flooded mine in Sichuan province. No such fate for the Kiwis.
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Condolences to the people who have lost loved ones.
On a side note, it is sad to see that people are trolling here. Please do not act like the fenqing.
I sincerely register my condolence with those that lost their loved ones in the disaster. God will give them the fortitude to bear the loss. My biggest worry on this incident is on how to avert this method of mining that I thought is crude. The recent explosion leading to the death of about 29 miners would not of course put an end to mining in New Zealand, or in Chile where 33 equally trapped, were though rescued "miraculously".
I strongly suggest an improved method and better ways of mining rather than engaging in pure risks of some sort that might be prone to failure. Mr. Key's action at suspending trading of shares in Pike River or any other decision taken by him to salvage the future from further calamity is a welcome development.
Okere Polycarp wrote from Lagos Nigeria.
International mine rescue experts say they are shocked a mining disaster the magnitude of the Pike River tragedy occurred in a modern mine.
International Mines Rescue Body secretary Alex Gryska said the world would be watching an investigation into the tragedy, which claimed the lives of 29 men.Mr Gryska said he would not expect a disaster of that magnitude in New Zealand.
Even more reason to have international experts on the board of inquiry. You have to ask if NZ has the expertise to do this on their own.
@ 18.104.22.168.goshort!
That is why New Zealand cricketers come with a wagging tail to play in IPL.
Have you forgotten how NZ just tasted the power of India last month, How your Govt had to apologize to India within few hours, like a wet dog, after the Delhi CM name debacle. Do you even know that Indian navy controls the NZ trade shipping lanes in Indian ocean and is considered fourth largest navy in the world with nuclear submarines in its arsenal.
NZ navy = few boats...hahaha now this is what I call "funny".
NZ cannot even control Fiji which is supposed to be its poor neighbor. Lets forget about giants. Stay as a small pacific nation, will be good for your sovereign future my friend.
Is that why NZ universities come with a begging bowl twice a year to India for students. I dont see them going to Africa.
By the way this mines coal was contracted to export to India for next 15 years. Sad these men had to die in NZ for the growing giants in Asia.
Only politicians in NZ and Australia talk about them being a part of Asia. Nobody there or in Asia actually takes that seriously.
There has been another explosion at the mine
As New Zealander I must admit being grouped with Asia seems ludicrous. One suggestion could be to group the Indian sub-continent with sub-Saharan Africa as the levels of development, literacy, corruption, and disease are quite similar in both places.
I meant put people off. Aleebro is here for last 2 years.
OK, @aleebro, we get it. You can stop trolling now.
Which part of Australia is NZ in? Looks like a hilly billy place.
@ Uncle clive
You have become old. Time for retirement. NZ is in Asia of course, or where do you think it is, in Europe.
All the major newspapers of the world like Financial Times, Wall Street Journal, Economist etc puts news about Australia, New Zealand and Fiji under "Asia" section.
New Zealand in Asia?...
Turkey in Europe?...
What next?...
England in Antarctica?...
I hope you had permission for that photo. With the grief very raw and recent here, this kind of imagery could be very insensitive
New Zealand is one of the least corrupt countries in the world, and people trust that the authorities will investigate in due course. People are seldom arrested without evidence, and cover ups aren't likely to be successful in a country of only 4m and an free press.
I'm not saying that there were no unsafe practices. That there was a lapse is quite possible. It will also be interesting to see if this changes the governments attitude to further mining in NZ (a current and controversial topic).
You could give the families some space, a bit of privacy.
Some people might find the photographs of the grief stricken
just a little bit invasive and offensive.
@ Robert North: "It seems we havnt learnt much about how to prevent them and how to rescue those affected in over 200 years"
The world usually uses the best practice regarding methane levels, specially in developed countries like UK and even Australia. Developing country mines, like in NZ usually does not follow the regulations as seen in this mine. Companies value the lives of kiwis worth peanuts, may be thats why regulations were not followed. Sad for the family.
Thanks god that NZ received technical help from Australia with the failed rescue attempt. Being a developing country, NZ could not even manage to drill the hole and its army robot short circuited within first 5 minutes with few few drops of water. Incidentally none had bothered to check if the robot was water proofed. Phew. Families have started complaining that the deaths happened due to sheer negligence of the rescue team. Shame on NZ for putting no value to workers life.
International mining experts raised concerns about safety issues at Pike River Coal which they say may have led to the huge explosion.
An Australian gas drainage engineer who visited the site last year said operating standards were "extremely poor".
His comments were backed up by a world renowned mining safety expert who said the explosion at Pike River should never have happened.Neither will be publicly identified but say safety problems will be investigated in the coming weeks."In developed countries like the United States and New Zealand we shouldn't be having these kinds of accidents," the New Zealand expert said.But New Zealand is as much developed as Samoa or Tonga. So sad that regulations were not followed.
After reading the BBC article, it seems that regulation regarding the methane gas volume inside the mine has been compromised which probably led to the death of these men.
But its just amazing that no NZ media or NGO or Unions in NZ are demanding the arrest of the CEO or other managers responsible for the safety inside the mines.During the Virginia mine disaster this year in the US, various NGOs demanded the arrest of the West Virginia Mine CEO.
Of course nobody will be arrested before the inquiry is done, but the amazing part is nobody has blamed the CEO or other management of Pike Mines in public and demanded arrest. Except probably one miners father, who has been actively speaking with the world media.
This can only happen in NZ. Do people in NZ doesn't know what there rights are or are afraid of something?
But in NZ, police thanks the media for asking "soft questions".
It seems only the family of the Australian miner killed is asking for answers from Pike Mine Company.
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Evan Gruzis' Touch Of Grey Solo Show
In Touch Of Grey, Evan Gruzis focusses on his obsession with new-wave noir in his solo exhibition at The Journal Gallery. 'Inspired by a recent trip to Florida, Touch of Grey is a new selection of ink drawings and paintings that lack the stark silhouettes and graphic contrasts of his previous works. Instead the viewer is taken to a strangely tragic version of Margaritaville through his intimate studies of the Florida landscape and oil paintings based on vignettes of tourist T-shirt designs. The subject matter includes foreclosed homes, sunsets, skulls, tropical birds and fruit, ranging from the simply observational, to an exploration of kitsch.' Text from Geometrie Variable. 168 North 1st Street Brooklyn NY 11211 The Journal Gallery May 15 – June 14 2009.
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A record label giving a voice to the strange... Because who wants to be normal anyway? An initiative by avid music lover, writer and producer, Angus Maiden.
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
Check it out, two releases whose album titles and track names are too big to fit in their players. Kinda like the concepts and ideas spilling out of my brain that spewed fourth The Peach Tree's 16th FREE Creative Commons release.
With the hefty title of "Failure playing Art in the dress rehearsal for The Apocalypse", this 12 track concept album deals with, well, shitloads of stuff. Already described as my best work yet - only a few days after I posted it - this album is sufficiently thought provoking and mindfucking enough to Launch The Label With!
This label was always gonna be an avenue to promote my own music, but there are two players up there ^^^^ and the other just happens to be for Tribal Dancing Kid's first signed artist, Nezumi, with his enigmatic, entrancing and absolutely otherworldly album "The principle of relative constancy in metamorphoses". Yet again, its sheer heftiness of brain candy is barely contained within the margins of this blog.
Nezumi is a Polish ambient sound-sculptor who, most probably intentionally, yet with the accidental accuracy of intuition, will open your third eye with his music. And you wouldn't be reading this post if you didn't totally dig that. I am proud to have Nezumi on board beside my solo project The Peach Tree as Tribal Dancing Kid Productions' first tentative steps into the world of The Unknown Future.
Nezumi's album, which you can listen to in the player above, can be downloaded from Bandcamp and is also available as an absolutely gorgeous printed physical CD, which you can order from the same location.
The Peach Tree's latest genre-blurring skullfeast is also available from Bandcamp yet since it's free it can also be legally bit-torrented with plenty of seeds, making for a fast download.
Nezumi's album comes with a small price tag and we all know: no one pays for music anymore but just in case you feel a hard working artist deserves a bit of dough or you want to be able to cherish forever his latest release in physical format, or perhaps want to help a fledgling label like this one stand on its own two feet, the lightening of your pockets will enrich the soil of my soul and make me feel that what I'm attempting here is worth it.
I'm attempting to give a voice to the strange. Please listen, lest these brave voices be drowned out by the hum of banality.
Both albums can be found at Last.FM too:
The Peach Tree - "Failure playing Art" @ Last.FM
Nezumi - "The Principle" @ Last.FM
I've let the Tribal Dancing Kid buzz slowly stew on a low simmer and I've just turned up the heat a notch. It's game on, and these are two releases you don't want to miss out on.
Don't forget to like the Facebook Page for Tribal Dancing Kid next time you're procrastinating, and here's To Infinity And Beyond!!!
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Brian Matuszak column: Runners and tall ships and art fairs. Oh my!
So the Twin Ports is gearing up for another big summer! Lots of fun in the sun, hittin' the beach with warm weather and tons of outdoor activit — ah, who am I kidding? We're not gonna see temperatures above 50 'til August.
So the Twin Ports is gearing up for another big summer! Lots of fun in the sun, hittin' the beach with warm weather and tons of outdoor activit —
ah, who am I kidding? We're not gonna see temperatures above 50 'til August.
However, there are a few events coming up this summer that aren't wholly dependent upon the weather and these are the ones we should focus our money on. After all, if Duluth didn't have these stupendous, exciting, momentous SUMMER EVENTS, we might actually have to depend on employing people for more than three months, and that's hard.
Hope to see you at one of the following Super Special Summer Spectacular Spectacles! (Uh, oh. I have now depleted my weekly allotment of the letter "s". The Budgeteer gave me only 30, and Larry Weber borrowed a few to write about oprey and peagullth. Dorry.)
Tall Ships Festival
This exciting event features … are you ready? Well, get ready, because it's exciting! It's eventful! It features: Ships That Are Unnaturally Tall! Yes, people from around the world congregate down by the harbor in massive numbers , large groups not seen down there since Elvis dropped a scarf by the Flame Restaurant while eating his weight in deep-fried frog legs and peanut butter, all of them waiting to witness the awe-inspiring majesty of …
A tall ship.
Well, more than a single tall ship. There are at least four or five ships that are built in such a way that the top of them reaches high up into the air. And this is while the boats are sitting in the water, docked. Do you get that? They're not moving. Whoo hoo!!!
OK, look. This may not sound so exciting to you, but think about the very real danger of neck spasms as folks glance up at the overall tallness of these ships. And that thrill as seagulls soar by in the sky, ready to drop delightfully gooey gifts to those same people looking upwards, mouths agape. It doesn't get more extreme, dude!
Too much adrenaline for you? Then try this.
Park Point Art Fair
More homemade art than you can shake a stick at. And chances are, that shaken stick is a part of somebody's art at the Park Point Art Fair. You'll discover miniature Lift Bridges made out of agates. You can fondle the wrought iron loons. And be sure to pick up some leather pouches that are 97 percent guaranteed to not be made out of human skin. Sure, your already frustrating crawl out to visit Park Point will be even slower on this particular summer weekend, but hey! Think about all the ceramic cat planters waiting for you!
Not into art? Or sitting in your car breathing exhaust? Then perhaps I'll see you at ...
Grandma's Marathon
But I doubt it. The closest I get to Duluth that weekend is Zumbrota. And I STILL get jostled by runners.
There you have it! Just a few of the Super Special Summer Spectacular Spectacles you'll find in Duluth this June through August.
Don't forget to show your appreciation for the people who made all this inconvenience and hassle possible: tourists! In fact, feel free to hug them as they use one of the thousands of summer porta-biffs that pop up throughout the Northland. Just make sure to hold back until they have exited.
Waiting inside to surprise them can come off as creepy. Uh, I heard.
Brian Matuszak is the co-founder of Renegade Comedy Theatre, founder of Rubber Chicken Theater, and enjoys summers away from his favorite city by the lake, which is kinda silly because he can't get anywhere near the lake in the frigid winter months without his nose hair freezing into solid spikes.
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Cons Flipping from metro to desktop is to chaotic. Its like living in America you are under a dual citizen ship. You have to obey the laws of Metro and the laws of Windows like state and federal laws. It destroys legacy apps and forces you into metro. on by goreala | Read full review
Cons 1) The pros listed above for anyone other than a first time user
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Cons Metro.
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Cons It's clunky, non-intuitive for mouse-users, and not nearly as productive as Windows 7 straight out of the box. I want much finer control of my computer than I get with 8 Metro! I feel very restricted when using 8. on by jjdawson7 | Read full review
Cons This update is way over the top (in a bad way). The startup times are slow (unlike the ads state), and the experience is too "simplified" (it is now impossible for advanced users to use). The metro interface focuses on mobile users not desktop users. on by SamS1296 | Read full review
Cons Bipolar, schizophrenic. When I'm working at a desk with a keyboard and a mouse I don't want and don't need the Windows 8 mobile experience. When I'm mobile I want to run mobile apps. But Windows 8 doesn't sense or adapt to my situation. on by Bob_Katopolis | Read full review
Cons -Interface is ugly and not very pleasing
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Cons The MS app store needs more apps or it will fail to succeed on ARM PCs.
Although it works great on a laptop or desktop, MS should make Win8 a little more mouse and KB friendly.
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