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An 11-year-old Salt Lake City, Utah boy, who said he brought a gun to school to protect himself from a Connecticut-style attack, has been detained and charged with possession of a deadly weapon on school property, a school spokesman said on Tuesday. The sixth-grader, who is not being named publicly, took an unloaded .22-caliber handgun to school in his backpack on Monday, then pointed the weapon at three classmates during recess. Some ammunition was found in his backpack, but the rounds did not appear to go with the gun. No one was injured in the incident, which undoubtedly jolted the school's community, as the nation remained shocked by the mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn. last week. The boy was briefly questioned and spent Monday night in juvenile detention on the possession charge and on three counts of aggravated assault for brandishing the weapon at classmates. He was also suspended from school indefinitely. Last Friday, a 20-year-old Adam Lanza forced his way into the Connecticut school and killed 6- and 7-year-old schoolchildren, before turning the gun on himself. (Reuters)
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Winnifred Beach located in the community of Fairy Hill close to Port Antonio in Jamaica and is one of the island\'s last remaining true public beaches. Jamaicans and visitors to the island have enjoyed the white sands, pristine waters and laid back atmosphere for many years. Beach vendors have been earning their living on the beach with items ranging from trinkets to some good and hearty Jamaican cuisine. Nothing is more wonderful than to experience Jamaicans and foreign tourists enjoying this beach together and seeing true community tourism at work. All this is to change if the Urban Development Corporation, an agency of the Government of Jamaica, is to have its way. Their proposal envisions beach cottages as well as luxury villas which will have several negative impacts on the area. To start with there will be environmental degradation which will lead to habitat loss for many species of birds as well as for the endangered Hawksbill Turtle, which nests in the area. There will also be more strain on marine life and the coral reef which is already suffering from the impact of housing developments in the area. In addition to the negative environmental impact there will be severe negative social impacts as the citizens of Jamaica loose yet another of their beaches to unsustainable development. We believe that preserving Winnifred Beach as a public beach is important in the fight for Jamaicans to retain their beaches all over the island and as such can set a precedent. We call for the Urban Development Corporation proposal for Fairy Hill and Winnifred Beach to be withdrawn in its entirety, for the status of Winnifred Beach to be firmly declared as a public beach with no possibility of privatisation in the future, for the area to be declared a conservation zone and for the Jamaican government tourism product development agency to assist the Fairy Hill Community with the sustainable management of the beach with a view to the preservation of the beach for the people of Jamaica and visitors to this island forever.
I'm an American who has visited Jamaica many, many times. I fully support the Winnifred Beach Committee and the Jamaican people in their fight to protect and preserve Winnifred Beach for use as intended when it was donated for public use and enjoyment by Mr. Brown.
There are WAY too many tourist resorts springing up on Jamaica and there is no need for another one at this location. Let the people of Jamaica enjoy their beaches and their heritage. God knows they deserve
Urban Development Committee ~ As a tourist I would NEVER visit a resort hotel built on this beach and would actively encourage other tourists not to visit it as well.
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UNEXPECTED victories against a big rival taste all the sweeter and that was definitely the case here in Sydney when England beat Australia.
Martin Johnson's men were written off by almost everyone outside the camp before the match, most people predicting a rout, so it makes the win all the more remarkable against a side who had beaten them easily seven days earlier.
So what was the difference? How did England turn around the dismal Six Nations performances?
*Belief. Having spoken to Lewis Moody after the match and again the morning after the game it is clear the side had unshakeable belief in their abilities. This is where the coaches must get the praise. Talking to the players, off the record, in the 48 hours before the game they all seemed to be saying 'we can win'. The coaches set the standards and set the atmosphere and it paid off.
* Lewis Moody – The players love the man they call Mad Dog. Like Johnson he goes where others fear to tread and the boys love him for it. No Churchillian speeches from the Leicester man just 'follow me' – the perfect captain. Against Australia he was knocked out and staggered around for more than a minute with Toby Flood screaming at him: 'Get up, get up!' Again for the players to see him go through his Bambi on Ice moment and emerge triumphant is inspirational. He sets a great example.
* Team Spirit – Step forward Dan Cole. The bloke couldn't see out of his left eye for almost all the match, but did he go off apart from getting the blood flow stemmed? Of course he didn't. Every time he came back it gave the side a lift and there was a real, if Cole can do it with one eye then so can we attitude.
* Shutting down Quade Cooper. Moody, Tindall (defence leader) and Mike Ford (defence coach) identified the time and space Cooper got in the Super 14 and the week before in Perth as a key part of the Wallabies strategy. They devised a game plan to allow Moody to go after Cooper whenever he could, often doing so while ignoring other responsibilities he may have had. It worked a treat because when Cooper's time on the ball is cut down the Wallabies back line is far less potent.
* Toby Flood – Jonny Wilkinson's penalty got all the headlines but if your 10 is not performing you have no chance. I believe that Flood had his best game in an England shirt, giving England get-outs with his kicking game and challenging the run with his running game.
* A mixture of young and old. The average age of the side that beat Australia is 27 – perfect for next year's World Cup! The emergence on this tour of young players like Ben Youngs and Courtney Lawes gives England the perfect blend. Who would envy Johnson's job of bringing the 44-man squad, with others like Sheridan and Hartley to come back, down to 32 for the Autumn internationals.
* Pace in the backline. Australia may have the best backs in the world but England proved they have the zip and the pace to score against anyone. Ben Youngs' try was sensational and the same for Chris Ashton.
* Sealing the deal. This is where the experience of guys like Shaw and Easter came to the fore. Moody didn't have to tell them to shut the game down in the final few minutes, they knew exactly how to do it through instinct.
But did you watch the game? What are your thoughts? Is this the first of many big wins for this England team?
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Was there at the game on Saturday night and although the England supporters may have been out-numbered, everyone in a white jersey sung 'Swing Low Sweet Chariot' loud and proud! It was extraordinary when the 'Ennnggglannnnd' chant ran out around the stadium. The lady in front of me turned to her partner and said "It sounds like the whole stadium is singing it!"
Us English supporters were more than proud of the players…and didn't we let the Aussie fans know who won…over and over again!!!
A great win it was but it won't mean much if they don't continue on the winning path.
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Google at a Crossroads
But that speaks to a more insidious issue for Google. Think of it as Google's own version of the law of large numbers. The bigger Google gets, the more interested the Feds are. Google is in the crosshairs of various departments and agencies from Justice, to the Federal Trade Commission, to the Federal Communications Commission, to the European Union.
Microsoft has made fines and settlements a part of its cost-of-doing-business and has decades of experience in these matters. Google is still a newbie as it tries to navigate federal and international competitive statutes. Microsoft's vast experience on this front alone gives it the upper hand against Google, which will most certainly face more legal examination as the days pass by.
As the headline proclaims, Google is indeed at a crossroads. The company gets major kudos for investing heavily in research in development; having lived in and covered the Silicon Valley for the past 20 years, I happen to love Google's throw-it-against-the-wall-and-see-if-it-sticks approach to innovation.
But Google also has to tread carefully and keep its swagger under control. It's bitter break-up with Apple is a classic example of Google's heavy hand and what might have been behind-the-scenes duplicity (oh, no way, we're going to compete with you. Oh wait, we're competing with you!) That cost Google what could have been a great corporate partnership and cost CEO Eric Schmidt his friendship with Steve Jobs.
It used to be that Google had the world at its fingertips even as the world still kept Google at its fingertips. Today and from here forward, Google's survival will depend on what the company does next, and where the money will come from. Google has no trouble generating headlines; new revenue streams is a decidedly different story.
Watch "Inside the Mind of Google", hosted by Maria Bartiromo, Friday May 14 at 10pm ET on CNBC.
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The Celebration of Ohigan During Japan's Time of Disaster
by Susan Leem, associate producer
Katsuo Fujihara, 73, prays at the tomb of a dead family member at a cemetery in Kamaishi in Iwate prefecture. Still reeling 10 days after Japan's deadliest natural disaster since 1923, the Japanese people marked shunbun no hi (vernal equinox day) on Sunday by visiting the tombs of their ancestors, cleaning them, and offering prayers and ohagi, sweet rice balls covered with red bean paste. (photo: Roslan Rahman/AFP/Getty Images)
Shinto, Buddhism, and even a combination of both are taking on new importance in mostly secular Japan amidst the ongoing tragedy. Unlike in the West, most Japanese don't observe an exclusive division between two religions, writes John Nelson, chair of Theology and Religious Studies at the University of San Francisco:
"They'll move back and forth between two or more religious traditions, seeing them as tools that are appropriate for certain situations. For things connected to life-affirming events, they'll turn to Shinto-style rituals or understandings. But in connection to tragedy or suffering, it's Buddhism."
Yesterday marked the beginning of a special period in Buddhism called Ohigan where Japanese visit the graves of their families and pray to their ancestor spirits for help. The Japanese translation of Ohigan means "the other shore," to distinguish the suffering felt in this world from the possibility of enlightenment.
Shinto sacred flame. (photo: Timothy Takemoto/Flickr)
During Ohigan in March 2005, Ryuei Michael McCormick describes the celebration in seasonal terms of transcendence. From his dharma talk at the San Jose Nichiren Buddhist Temple in March 2005:
"Ohigan is celebrated twice a year during the spring and autumn equinox, the time of year when the day and night are of equal length. The Ohigan is also a time of transition, from the short days of winter to the long days of summer and back again.
As a time of seasonal transition, it also represents the transitions of human life, from the sunny summer of life to dark winter of death. This is why the Ohigan is a time to remember those who have passed on, particularly our ancestors and loved ones. It is also a time to give thought to another kind of transition, from this shore of birth and death to the other shore of enlightenment, wherein birth and death is transcended. In fact, we recite the Odaimoku and the Lotus Sutra for the purpose of enabling those of us still living and those who are deceased for whom we dedicate merit to both arrive at the other shore of awakening.
For any kind of journey one needs to pack, or make provisions. Even an overnight trip requires that we bring a change of clothes and toiletries like shaving gear, deodorant, and so on. What kind of provisions, then, do we need to journey to the other shore of enlightenment? In this case, a spare towel or shaving kit will not suffice. We need something that is both less substantial and at the same time more real. According to Mahayana Buddhism, those of us who aspire to buddhahood will require what are called the six paramitas. Paramita is usually translated as "perfection" as in the "six perfections." But it actually means "crossing over." So these are the six characteristics of those who are able to cross over from this shore of suffering to the other shore of enlightenment, and who, furthermore, are able to help others to make that transition and cross as well."
Painting Shinto Shrines with Light
Trent Gilliss, senior editor
Watching video like this is tantalizing, making me yearn for a high-dollar cable package in which I can become immersed in a scene. Visuals like this envelop you. Here, screen size and resolution really do matter. The pictures are more vibrant, richer in meaning. What Discovery HD Theater is producing for television looks incredible; I only wish I could see their new series Lightscapes this evening.
The first episode captures artist Akira Hasegawa digitally painting the Grand Ise Shrine, a 2000-year-old mystical Shinto site in Japan, and the Uji Bridge during Bunka no hi, Japan's national holiday celebrating culture and the arts. Hasegawa bases his kaleidoscopic, abstract projections on "the Shinto principles of the connectedness of nature, the spiritual, the universe, and the ephemeral." The images move slowly but are never static. The colors morph synchronously with a rhythmic beating that enchants and beguiles, calms and propels.
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Nokia announces official U.S. availability of the Nokia N95.
At long last, the wait is finally over! Today, Nokia officially announced the U.S. availability of the much-coveted Nokia N95. You can get your hands on this hot little Symbian smart phone now, through Nokia's flagship stores, select wireless retailers, and online Nokia shops, all for a measly $750 for an unlocked version. *Gulp.* Some of the highlights of this all-in-one wonderphone include integrated GPS with navigation software, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, a 5-megapixel camera, a 3.5mm headphone jack, and an innovative two-way slider design. The downside? No support for U.S. 3G networks. Ahh, man. So is it worth it? Well, check in tomorrow when we'll have our full review of the Nokia N95 just for you.


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WHO: Babe. (a boutique) in Federal Hill
WHAT: The shop's 3rd annual Spring Forward Party—with 15% off the entire store (including sale item) and free gift with purchase (while supplies last.)
WHEN: Saturday, March 27th, 6-9 PM
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BRISTOL, Conn. (AP) _ Chad Knight pitched a one-hitter, struck out 14 batters and drove in the only run Saturday as Westport defeated Lincoln, R.I. 1-0 to win the Little League New England regional championship. The Connecticut team advances to the Little League World Series and will meet Southeast champion South Nashville, Tenn., on Aug. 15 in Williamsport, Pa. Knight had at least two strikeouts in each inning, fanning six straight batters during one stretch. He and Lincoln starter Dominic Cunha each had nine strikeouts though four innings. But Cunha departed after reaching the mandated 85-pitch limit in the fifth. With the bases loaded and one out in that inning, Knight hit a grounder to third baseman Zarek Larisa, who had to settle for a force out there, allowing Ricky Offenberg to score.
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Yet another academic group is mulling censuring Israel. This time it is the Modern Language Association. Just recently, it was the American Studies Association, which called for a boycott of Israeli academic institutions. Before that, similar resolutions were passed by European academic associations, much concerned with Israel's occupation of the West Bank. These are asinine movements in all but one respect: They tell Israel what it needs to hear.
If this sounds like name-dropping, I apologize, but I am trying to make a point here.
This past week, we came to know the meaning of "Polar Vortex." The cold converged on Midwest and the Eastern regions of the country without mercy. Health issues became a matter of life and death for humans and other animals. Frostbite was threatening exposed skin. Schools were closed, and people were told to stay indoors. More than 1,000 flights were canceled. It was too dangerous for the news reporters to continue reporting on how dangerous it was. If some of us had forgotten words like "Fahrenheit" and "hypothermia," we remembered them in a hurry.
There's little debate among academic economists about the effect of minimum wages. University of California, Irvine economist David Neumark has examined more than 100 major academic studies on the minimum wage. He reports that 85 percent of the studies "find a negative employment effect on low-skilled workers." A 1976 American Economic Association survey found that 90 percent of its members agreed that increasing the minimum wage raises unemployment among young and unskilled workers.
A friend recently wrote me, "What the 'Duck Dynasty' affair means to me is that, finally, some have had the courage to say 'ENOUGH' within the context of the media."
Just three days after Christmas, I ventured into a store and was greeted by a massive display of pulmonary confectionery: Valentine's Day candy in heart-shaped boxes, as it's known on the streets. I marvel at the power of capitalism and its never-ending push for the next source of revenue, but seeing Valentine's candy while the Christmas tree is still glowing is just too much!
Before President Barack Obama's health-care law was passed, Americans were frustrated that insurance companies had too much control over the medical care they received. Now, Americans are frustrated that the government has too much control.
The discord between Democrats and Republicans regarding the three-month extension of unemployment benefits will be used by the Democrats for political fodder against the Republicans, if Republicans let them.
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Bucket lists come in many varieties. Mine is a little more grounded than, say, skydiving, tasting all the foods of world cuisine, or visiting the outer reaches of the atmosphere.
Here's a question that I've asked in the past that needs to be revisited. Unless one wishes to obfuscate, it has a simple yes or no answer. If one group of people prefers strong government control and management of people's lives, while another group prefers liberty and desires to be left alone, should they be required to enter into conflict with one another and risk bloodshed and loss of life in order to impose their preferences on the other group? Yes or no. My answer is no; they should be able to peaceably go their separate ways.
It's a new year, but seeing 2014 roll around on the dial scared the bejeebers out of me! After all, 2014 is 30 years after Orwell's nightmarish 1984, and it's a crazy era even he couldn't have conjured up! Who needs that kind of new year? Not me! In fact, I want to forget 2014 and welcome back some old years instead.
A person going by mjw@mjw27290516 tweeted me the following: "Mychal, why is color your problem and why do you spell colour incorrectly?" There is no doubt in my mind whatsoever per the insidious point this "person" was in his/her own condescending way attempting to make.
It's the beginning of a new year and a great chance to start over - but how? Here are 10 ways to gain a fresh start in 2014.
The holidays are almost over. The joy that we share and the smiles we offer to strangers seem only to last for a few weeks.
This could be a very important piece of information I am about to share with you. Whether it is or not is up to you. It depends on how much you care about the money being spent on our state's politicians. If you don't care and want to cop the "it doesn't make any difference" attitude, then I suggest you blow the dust off the ol' Funk & Wagnall and look up the word "apathy." Or go kiss a goat. It's your choice.
The following is my syndicated op-ed column which appeared Dec. 28, 2004. I was right then and I am right now. You can insert whatever atrocity those who would attempt to erase all reference to the Birth of Christ are perpetrating today, but this column, which is nearly 10 years old, is as prescient today as it was then.
Over the course of 2013, we've seen yet another banner year for U.S. agricultural exports. Exports of U.S. farm and ranch products reached a record $140.9 billion in 2013 and supported about a million U.S. jobs. In fact, compared to the previous five-year period from 2004-2008, U.S. agricultural exports from 2009-2013 increased by a total of nearly $230 billion.
Politicians can be progressives, liberals, conservatives, Democrats or Republicans, and right-wingers. They just can't be dumb. The American people will never elect them to office. Let's look at it.
During the holiday season, many reflect on finding the right balance in their lives. As a nation, we're in a season of searching for the right balance between individual freedoms and the role of government.
We find ourselves today suspended between the two holidays in the whole long year that speak most loudly and consistently to the concept of hope: Christmas and New Year's.


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Welcome to my personal JDRF Walk to Cure Diabetes fundraising page! I'll be taking part in this year?s Walk to raise funds to improve the lives of all people affected by type 1 diabetes (T1D).
I was a team captain for this event about 8 years ago, since then the son of my dearest friend was diagnosed at an early age with T1D. I always knew this would be life changing for Noah but never really understood the extent of the disease and how much time and effort they would spend to keep him healthy. Noah has no less than 6 finger pricks a day and is given insulin with each meal if not more. So in just one year he will have had over 2,100 finger pricks and would take over 1095 shots. Luckily Noah is able to wear an insulin pump instead of taking the shots. The pump continuously feeds him insulin and his parents are able to give him more with a "remote" when needed. JDRF helps subsidize the cost of these pumps for many families. JDRF is so much more important to me now than it ever was or I ever wanted it to be. I would love to see the day when a cure is found. Please join me in helping JDRF make that dream become reality.
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Dean A. and Mary Alice McVay Shepherd of 102 Schilling Street in Oak Grove, Marietta, will be observing their 60th wedding anniversary on Dec. 26. They were married on that date in 1952 in Jeffersonville, Ind.
She is the daughter of the late Pearl V. and Alta C. McVay, and he is the son of the late J. Arthur and Mildred I. Shepherd.
He worked at B.F. Goodrich, Elston Lumber and Pioneer Home Medical, from which he retired, and she retired from John Grimes Devol Greenhouse.
In August the couple had an early celebration with all of their immediate family at the home of their son, David and his wife, Debra Ann in Burns, Tenn. Also in attendance were son, Joseph (Deborah Lee) of Horizon City, Texas; daughter, Deborah Kay (Gary) Wells of Marietta; grandchildren, Jeff (Lisa) Shepherd of Kingston Springs, Tenn., Jennifer (James) Allen of White Bluff, Tenn., Tim Wells and Rebecca Wells (Chris) Davis of Marietta, Joseph III and Jerred Shepherd of Horizon City, Texas, Jordan Shepherd and Sarah Shepherd of Searcy, Ark.; great-grandchildren, Avery and Elise Shepherd of Kingston Springs, Tenn., Wendy and David Allen of White Bluff, Tenn. and Abigail and Hannah Davis of Marietta.


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Forums >Racing>Can I risk an half marathon?
I'm a bike commuter during the week and go for bike rides either mountain or road on weekends. I started running in September. By the end of December I participated on a 10kms race and finished with 46.19m. Wednesday, 11/01, I ran 15kms on 1h. 11m. On the 25th there will be a half marathon which I would like to participate in.
Do you think it is to soon?
I don't want to risk getting injured or collapse during the race. I'm not worried about the time either just in for the experience, I just don't want to be the last one.
Should be no problem. If it's your first time over the distance just don't get carried away with the pace at the start.
Good grief, no 'risk' at all.
You're active.
You know how to run from point a to point b.
If you feel like you're going to collapse, slow down.
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Why does my iPad say not charging at top right when plugged up via USB?
This is a discussion on Not charging with usb within the iPad General Discussions forums, part of the Apple iPad Discussions category; Why does my iPad say not charging at top right when plugged up via USB?...
Why does my iPad say not charging at top right when plugged up via USB?
Because it isn't. LOL
No, seriously I think it has been shown that it does actually charged via USB but at a very slow rate. The power source of the USB is not strong enough to charge the iPad so you need to plug it to the wall outlet for charging.
I think the manual tells you that as well.
Haha that sucks but the lil paper ipad that came wit it says plug it in usb to charge!! Oh well I really wont tying to charge it that way jus noticed is as I was syncn music for the first time
ok so maybe it said charge it using the included 10W USB Power ADAPTER!!!!!!!! ahhhhhhhh threw me off lol
Lol! You are a trip!
Don't be a stranger!
If you have a recent MAC, it will charge properly, if you have a newer motherboard in a PC with the higher output USB ports it will charge. Otherwise, that's why it came with a charger just for the iPad. Technically speaking, most USB ports put out 0.5 amps @ 5 volts, the iPad charger puts out 2.1 amps @ 5v. That's what the iPad requires to charge fast, but it will still charge up on the USB ports, just slower.
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People who utilize the Ted Shanks Conservation Area to hunt or just to see thousands of wild birds may not know the 6,705- acre facility north of Louisiana is in the middle of a major restoration project.
Now in its second year, the habitat rehabilitation and enhancement project is designed to more efficiently flow water through the lands along the Mississippi and Salt rivers to allow former trees and habitat to come back.
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Apr 23, 2013 | 05:47 PM | Elfi Middelbeek
Tags Acerinox, North American Stainless, stainless steel, nickel, earnings report, Elfi Middelbeek
LONDON Acerinox SA, parent company of North American Stainless Inc. (NAS), saw a sharp drop in first-quarter earnings due to falling nickel and stainless steel base prices, the company said April 23. The Madrid-based stainless producer posted net income of 15.31 million ($19.9 million) for the three months ended March 31, down 47.9 percent from 29.36 million in the same period last year. Sales fell 15.8 percent to 1.04 billion ($1.35 billion) from 1.23 billion in the same comparison due to fewer sales, lower stainless steel prices and nickel....
LONDON Acerinox SA, parent company of North American Stainless Inc. (NAS), saw a sharp drop in first-quarter earnings due to falling nickel and stainless steel base prices, the company said April 23.
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Will more metals companies discontinue health care coverage for their employees in light of the Affordable Care Act?
June 20-21, 2013 New York
Billet is the strongest part of the aluminum business right now. ... I can't pinpoint exactly why (but) ... some customers are ordering double what they did last year.
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Dubbed "Sex due Soleil" in some circles, the latest from the folks at Cirque du Soleil, housed in the newly transformed theatre at New York, New York on the Vegas strip, is being billed as a sexy and provocative twist on their classic family-friendly formula. It certainly sports a provocative design, from Stephane Roy (sets), Luc Lafortune (lighting), Thierry Mugler (costumes), Jonathan Deans (sound), and Natacha Merritt (projections). Auerbach & Associates served as consultants on the theatre space, with PMK Acoustics handling the acoustical needs. Vendors include Strand, Vari-Lite, High End Systems, Martin Professional, Clay Paky, Mole Richardson, and Digital Projection.
The inaugural production of the Seattle Opera's newly renovated home (now called Marion Oliver Macaw Hall) sports innovative projection design by ED's own Bob and Colleen Bonniol, sets and costumes by Robert Israel, and lighting by Michael Chybowski. Vendors include Scharff Weisberg, Dataton, Digital Projection, Martin Professional, Chroma Q, Christie Lites, Gala, and ETC.
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Marion Oliver Macaw Hall, home to both the Seattle Opera and Pacific Northwest Ballet, was a massive undertaking comprised of 30% renovation and 70% new construction of the companies' 80-year-old space. LMN served as architects for the project, with Shuler and Shook serving as theatre consultants and Jeffe Holden serving as acousticians. Other vendors include Proskenion Design, Stage Technologies, and JR Clancy
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I might as well start the season with a confession.
There was a time about a month ago, right before the preseason opener against Dallas, that I was afraid that the Broncos just might have a dismal season.
It's amazing what a little time can do.
After what the Broncos have shown this preseason, I'm feeling a whole lot better about the prospects they will have at least a solid season.
Bring on the games. I'm ready to see where the Broncos stand.
Among those who cover the NFL nationally, the expectations for the Broncos seem to be overwhelmingly underwhelming. I get that. Given how the Broncos performed last year and the needs they still have on the roster, I wouldn't predict a complete turnaround in one season. Sure, anything can happen in today's NFL but I would have to see that to believe it.
On the other hand, I will be more than disappointed if the Broncos don't show marked improvement in 2011. Here are several reasons why.
1 – AN IMPROVED OFFENSIVE LINE. The guys up front can do so much to influence a game. Ryan Clady is healthy. Chris Kuper is really good. J.D. Walton and Zane Beadles have a full year of experience and seem to be getting better. Orlando Franklin is a rookie but wow, the guy sure looks like he's legit. Four of these five starters have played a lot of football together.
A better offensive line should mean a better running game. That should mean the Broncos do a better job of controlling the clock and thus, do a better job keeping the opposing offense on the sideline. Plus, a better offensive line should mean more success in third-and-short as well as red zone situations, not to mention making play-action even more effective.
2 – A BETTER DEFENSE. We all know it's tough for the Broncos' defense to be any worse than it has been the last couple of years. But that is the past. The Broncos, while still having plenty of pieces to add to the D, are off to a good start in turning the defense around, thanks mainly to getting Elvis Dumervil healthy and drafting Von Miller.
There is just no substitute for a good pass rush and the Broncos should be really good in that department.
Yes, I'm concerned about the interior of the defensive line and the rush defense. Like I said, the defense still has issues, but not as many as before.
3 – THE JOHN FOX FACTOR. I don't mean to keep bringing up how much I like the Broncos' new coach but I can't get away from it. The guy is an absolute pro and the players, to this point, seem to have bought in. That means a lot.
Coach Fox seems to have created an atmosphere the players like being in. Of course, that will be tested if the Broncos struggle out of the gate.
But I have faith in his ability to keep this team united, grounded and headed in the right direction regardless of circumstance.
It's time to play games that count. And I am really looking forward to seeing how the Broncos stack up.
What are your thoughts about the upcoming season? Thanks for reading and enjoy the opening weekend.


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The American Business Ethics Award (ABEA) recognizes companies that exemplify high standards of ethical behavior in their everyday business conduct and/or in response to a specific ethical crises or challenges. Entries are judged by a distinguished, independent panel who represent the business, academic, public service, and consulting communities.
- large companies (with over 2,500 employees)
- mid-sized companies (with 250-2,500 employees)
- small companies (with fewer than 250 employees)
A company may be nominated for consideration by a customer, client, employee, consultant, vendor, or it may self-nominate.(Click here for Nomination form) Nominated companies are required to complete an official entry form and provide documentation of ethics in action at their company.
The judges evaluate the companies on documented evidence of the integrity of their corporate code of ethics, as well as on a clear demonstration of the company's commitment to ethical business practices through managment and employee behavior. The judging criteria are stringent.
The crystal award statute, created by internationally renowned designer Peter Wayne Yenawine of Swarthmore, Pennsylvania, signifies the roots of ethics in the ancient world, strong ethical foundations, aspirations t high standards of business cnduct, and the multifaceted nature of ethics in our daily lives.
Note: Financial service companies and nonprofit organizations are not eligible to participate. A financial service company is defined as one that earns more than 25 percent of its revenues from providing financial services or from the sale of financial products.
The Judging Process
Entries submitted for consideration to the American Business Ethics Award Program are judged on the following criteria:
- A clear demonstration of the company's executive commitment to business ethics as demonstrated by speeches or other correspondence and communications from the CEO and other senior officers to employees and/or customers. The CEO is encouraged to tell the company's story as it relates to a culture of strong business ethics.
- A corporate code of ethics, credo, code of conduct, mission statement, or philosophy that demonstrates the company's requirement for honesty, integrity and compliance with the law in all business dealings. An ethics policy or corporate philosophy that is unique and deserving of recognition is a critical component of the award.
- Clear communication of the company's ethical standards, corporate culture and its expectations of employees in company publications, employee handbooks, training courses and other materials. The company should indicate whether and how employees are measured for ethical business conduct and whether and how their compensation is tied to ethical conduct.
- A clear indication that employees throughout the organization understand and accept the company's ethical standards as indicated by survey results or internal audits or demonstrated behavior.
- A means for employees, customers and other parties to bring ethical problems to the attention of management and a mechanism for resolution that ensures fair and consistent treatment of the parties involved. Specific examples of how this mechanism is used by employees and other company constituents and information on outcomes of ethical problems or conflicts is important to the selection process.
- A narrative description of business ethics in action as demonstrated by the company's response to a specific challenge affecting its operations or its industry, or by evidence of how ethical decision-making is a part of the company's everyday operations, philosophy and culture.
- A consistently high quality of products, services, business and production practices, including demonstrated awareness of environmental impact, if appropriate.
- A corporate commitment to providing a work environment that is free from harassment or inappropriate discriminatory behavior of any kind, that treats employees with respect, and that fosters growth and opportunity.
- A community commitment that is demonstrated by involvement in local, regional and/or national issues, corporate philanthropy, support of civic and charitable endeavors through foundation grants, and/or contributions or gifts of time and materials.
Regional Programs
A number of Chapters of the Society of Financial Service Professionals have initiated local business ethics award programs to recognize businesses that embody and demonstrate high ethical standards within their local communities. Each Chapter conducts the review of entries in accordance with the national ABEA standards, and holds an award event in the local community. The entries submitted for the regional programs may also be forwarded for consideration in the national ABEA program.
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The Foundation and the Society of FSP Chapters seek strategic alliances with organizations that champion high standards of business ethics and wish to support this important program which recognizes companies that share this vision. Sponsor organizations play a key role in publicizing the program, identifying potential recipients, and hosting an award event.
Click here to see a listing of and contact information relative to regional American Business Ethics Award programs.
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