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The Bolivarian revolution in Venezuela, which is working to change the political and economic structures of Venezuelan society in favour of the poor majority, is also creating a mini-revolution in the nation's labour movement.
In May 2003, the National Union of Workers (UNT) was formed in opposition to the existing corrupt and bureaucratic trade union federation, the Confederation of Venezuelan Workers (CTV).
Although the UNT is still a new formation, with many internal debates on the best way forward, it is beginning to develop a new and democratic unionism, based on rank-and-file involvement and demands for workers' control over production.
In May this year, in a decisive demonstration of workers' preference for democratic unionism, more than 1 million workers attended the UNT-organised May Day march in Caracas, under the slogans of "Co-management is revolution†and "Venezuelan workers are building Bolivarian socialismâ€. The CTV-organised march attracted just a few thousand, calling for support for its former leader, who is accused of involvement in an unsuccessful coup against President Hugo Chavez.
CTV Since its creation in the 1930s, the CTV has been allied to Democratic Action (AD), one of the two parties that alternated in government between 1958 and 1998.
In the last two decades of this period, harsh neoliberal policies imposed by imperialist institutions such as the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF), led to staggering wealth disparity. While Venezuela became the fifth largest oil supplier in the world, by 1998, 80% of Venezuelans were living in poverty. Casualisation and an increase of temporary contracts meant a downward slide in conditions for many workers. With increasing unemployment, the informal economy expanded to more than 50% of workers, dramatically reducing the unionisation rate. According to Jonah Gindin, who wrote a two-part article on unionism for Venezuela Analysis (
Although the CTV initially spoke against the aggressive neoliberal legislation unveiled in 1989, by the mid-1990s it abandoned all such criticism, even going so far as to sign on to a Venezuela-IMF agreement. At the request of then-President Rafael Caldera, CTV participated in a commission to draw up the 1997 labour legislation, which disadvantaged workers in low-paid jobs and the informal sector. This legislation, combined with the broader neoliberal attacks, was devastating to working people, and the CTV became increasingly discredited for its repeated collaboration with bosses.
Partial or total privatisation of many industries in the 1980s and 1990s, including telecommunications, ports, steel and airlines, along with significant attacks on workers' rights, created widespread disillusionment with the existing order. This paved the way for the election of radical anti-neoliberal Hugo Chavez as president in 1998.
While the CTV's failure to oppose vicious attacks on workers' rights was highly unpopular, the federation's lack of internal democracy meant that the rank-and-file were powerless to stop it. The CTV leadership repeatedly ignored calls from its members for referendums and democratic elections
Chavez election Chavez's election in 1998 heralded a fundamental shift in state priorities, to put the needs of the country's majority poor ahead of multinationals' profits. A new constitution, overwhelmingly adopted by referendum, enshrined democratic rights. In two years, the Chavez government built more public housing than his predecessor did in the previous 20. A massive campaign was launched to eradicate illiteracy, and a free healthcare system was established for the first time in history. Revenue from taxes was redirected towards social projects.
The minimum wage was increased by 30% in 2004, and then by another 26% on May Day this year. Gindin reports that the reforms gave renewed confidence to workers accustomed to a long tradition of corrupt corporate unionism — one based on deals with political parties and employers' federations, not grassroots struggle.
Contrasting with its sycophantic approach to the neoliberal governments of the 1980s and '90s, the CTV has been one of the most vocal opponents of the Chavez government. Its complete bankruptcy as a pro-worker organisation was shown vividly in 2002, when CTV supported a Washington-backed military coup that kidnapped Chavez and put the head of the Chamber of Commerce, Fedecameras, in as president, before popular protest forced the collapse of the plot, and Chavez's return to the presidency.
In December of that year, CTV collaborated with bosses and Fedecamaras to lock-out oil industry workers, in an attempt to cripple the economy.
For many workers, CTV's failed call for a strike in support of the bosses was the absolute final straw, and the struggle against the lockout had radicalised many workers, and given them confidence in their ability to organise — even without the CTV. In May 2003, workers from nearly every sector of Venezuelan labour came together in Caracas to form a new confederation — the National Union of Workers (UNT).
The UNT has grown astonishingly fast. Gindin argues, "one way of estimating [UNT's] momentum is to count the percentage of collective agreements signed with each confederation. According to the Ministry of Labor, 76.5% of collective agreements signed in 2003-04 were with unions affiliated with the UNT, and only 20.2% with the CTV.â€
Gindin quotes Freddy Contreras, the secretary of culture for a new UNT-affiliated union at a Coca Cola Femsa plant in Valencia, on the old union's approach: "It was the perspective of the bosses, a perspective that strengthened the company and weakened the new workers movement.â€
The new "parallel†unions face great challenges: they have to battle against the old unions, as well as the bosses. But through this struggle comes useful experience. A key task for the union leaders is to enshrine rank-and-file participation in structures. An emphasis on referendums shows workers that ultimately they hold the power. If a leader fails to respond to the membership, they run the risk of being shown the door.
Government support The support of the Chavez government has helped the development of the UNT. In April 2003, following the failed oil strike, the government declared a moratorium on lay-offs for low-paid workers that still holds today. The UNT's regional Carabobo director Jos' Juaquin Barreto told Gindin: "The company could not fire the workers organizing new unions, and organising the workers to start fighting for their rights because there is currently a moratorium on lay-offs. Thanks to the government, these workers had the breathing room they needed to organise the new union, hold the referendum, and now have some of the tools necessary to take the fight to the bargaining table and make some concrete gains.â€
Another sign of government support for worker demands came with the nationalisation of Venepal, a paper- and cardboard-manufacturing company. The company had gone bankrupt, and participation in 2003 lockout was its final undoing. Workers occupied the factory and restarted production. After an attempt to make a deal with management failed and workers faced threats to sell off equipment, they campaigned for the nationalisation of the company under workers' control. In January, the government met this demand. The government has since nationalised an important valve company occupied by workers under similar circumstances.
Demands for workers' control of factories have been central to the unions affiliated to the UNT and in many cases, these are being put into practice. There are significant ongoing debates about how to introduce real workers control, instead of tokenistic cooption of a workers' representative into existing management structures.
In a June 10 report posted at Marxism.com, English socialist Alan Woods quoted an oil industry (PDVSA) worker he spoke to on an April visit to Caracas: ""The workers of PDVSA are fighting for a change, but there are many on the management side who argue that the company is too complicated for us to run it. Well, in that case we will learn the necessary skills! We propose the setting up of a workers' university to train the workers.â€
Some of the furthest advanced attempts at workers' control have been in Alcasa, the state-owned aluminium industry and among electrical workers at a Cadafe subsidiary in M'rida, Cadela. The results have been encouraging. In a May 6 Venezuela Analysis article, Marta Harnecker reported on successes after a significant natural disaster in a regional area of Venezuela in February 2005. She quoted Zaida Gill, general secretary of the Cadela Electric Union of M'rida: "Everybody calculated it would take two months to reestablish power in Santa Cruz, but let me tell you that mister Carlos Sanchez, engineer Raul Arocha, the transmission workers and almost 275 linemen, with astonishing team work capacity, walking, climbing hills, and carrying water, reestablished power in less than 48 hours. I'm very proud of their performance. It is the result of the workers' effort and the community's support.â€
Considering the sizeable barriers facing the fledgling UNT, it is remarkable how far the union federation has come. In order to break with an entrenched corrupt and bureaucratic model of unionism, a process of re-education of labour leaders and the rank-and-file has been necessary, along with a re-imagining of how to build a positive union culture from scratch. Internal UNT elections are scheduled for July, which will be a further step towards entrenching UNT as the leading organisation of Venezuelan workers.
In October, Gindin quoted Freddy Salazar, a mechanic at Owens Illinois: "The new union has only been around for a few weeks, so it's a bit premature to be evaluating their achievements. What I can say is that the referendum was important because it showed us that we can also remove leaders that no longer represent us, not only add new ones If the new union doesn't represent our interests, we know and they know that we can just have another referendum and replace them like we did the old union.â€
Katie Cherrington is a member of the socialist youth organisation Resistance, and will be a participant in the first solidarity brigade to Venezuela in July-August.


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Teammates say Williams was stunned by the deal and is not happy to be leaving Utah.
That fact that Jazz didn't even give him or his agent a courtesy call gives some weight to the theory floated by some on Twitter that trading him to the Nets (and not the more talented Knicks) was punishment for Williams' treatment of coach Jerry Sloan.
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Along with promoting their teachers' growth, Maty and Chuck try to take care of the center's other workers. Yoga Works is one of the few centers to offer health insurance to full-time staff.
"We want to try to make this a model," says Chuck. "We need to find joy in helping. If a yogi can't do that, then what hope is there? Some people think yoga shouldn't be a business, but we can't offer these benefits unless we run it on a businesslike basis." They are also looking into the feasibility of starting a 401K retirement plan.
"We have a great staff," Maty says. "We want to keep them, and keep them happy."
Maty invites me to visit her Level 2 & 3 class in their new center on Main Street in Santa Monica, just two blocks from the Pacific Ocean. Standing in front of the colorful little cement-block building with its cheerful yellow paint, I inhale deeply. The ocean breeze, fresh and nourishing, fills my lungs.
Inside, the stress of the traffic drops from my shoulders. The bare-bones building is softened with lots of wood and natural light. Chuck, the former carpenter, designed a carved reception desk made of golden maple to greet the students, and varnished maple shelves to display candles, books, CDs, T-shirts, and more. Geometric rugs in primary colors are spread out on the floor. The ceiling has been taken out, exposing the bare beams, and�a real plus for any yoga studio�there are showers in the changing area. Although it's a weekday morning, the lobby is quickly filling up.
The studio space here is booked nonstop from 6:30 in the morning until nine at night. As soon as the previous class breaks up, we enter the large sun-lit studio, bright with skylights and white walls and a burnished hardwood floor. Five minutes later Maty's class begins.
The Yoga Works brochure says, "Level 2 & 3 classes build heat and stamina through Sun Salutations and standing poses. Intermediate backbends and inverted poses are regularly practiced. Students will find these classes creative, challenging, and stimulating."
Build heat we do, as, after some focusing and breathing exercises, we jump through Sun Salutations, going from Down Dog to Chaturanga Dandasana again and again and again. Just as I am beginning to feel my arms turn into spaghetti, Maty moves us on to the standing poses. I look around. Am I the only one sweating? No, the woman next to me shines with a fine layer of perspiration. Maty and her assistant circle the room, quietly adjusting an arm here, the curve of a back there. Even though there are 25 students, we're all being watched carefully. I realize I'm safe to explore my edges in the pose, secure that Maty will warn me if I'm in danger of overbending my back or twisting my knee. As we go up into elbow stand, a pose I have yet to master, Maty says, "Don't worry. Do what you can. Just keep practicing, and it will come to you."
Although Maty doesn't claim to teach the Iyengar method, she employs many of its techniques: emphasis on proper alignment, a skillful use of props, and individualized modification of poses for some students. Along with her borrowings from Iyengar and the strong influence of Pattabhi Jois's Mysore-style (self-paced) Ashtanga practice, Maty also incorporates what she has learned from the many important teachers who come through the studio.
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Casual dining offers smaller scales, bigger options
July 31, 2013-- Furniture Today,
Southern Enterprises Inc.'s KA1029 pub table with wine storage retails for $249, fits small spaces and has storage for wine and bar accessories adjoining the side.
This week will see complete overhauls of casual dining programs from some established players. Smaller-scale dining is a big trend for many companies. Suppliers are also promoting one-person extension tables and custom options here.
This week's efforts follow those from the spring High Point Market where suppliers - many of which are here this week - including Magnussen rolled out contemporary looks and Steve Silver made a big splash with protective tabletop applications.
Somerton Dwelling has the largest introduction of dining in its history, according to Rita Ho-Bezzola, president. Somerton recently announced a rebranding and new merchandising strategy.
The dining line includes seven collections. Five-piece groups range from $1,199 to $1,399. Pieces feature treatments like cerused oak in a midnight black finish with a white hang-up; walnut veneers; mindi wood with a pale finish and white hang-up; walnut and cherry inlay and gray ash and walnut finishes.
The line was designed to have a lifestyle feel, Ho-Bezzola said, adding that updated finishes are a big contrast to the company's overly brown past finish offerings in dining. The company is also using ball bearing glides for leaves in an effort to make tables easy for one person to use, she said.
Amisco is introducing three sets in a new extension table program with storage for leaves in the table and ballbearing glide mechanisms, according to Laura-Émilie Coté, marketing manager.
Tables, when fully extended, reach 90 inches long. Bases are made of steel while tops are in walnut or birch veneer applied to one-inch-thick, ultra-stable particle board. The program also offers customization options like 13 metal finishes and five wood colors.
Coté said the groups are for consumers wanting for a contemporary look and who need something that's easy to open or close. Custom options also make the groups highly adaptable to decors, she said. Tables alone can retail for about $898 or with four chairs at about $1,499. Amisco is also adding six stools as it refreshes that category's assortment.
In response to increased demand from consumers for compact footprint and multifunctional furniture solutions, Standard is offering space conscious dining with function for apartments and smaller urban spaces, said Debbie Dilbeck, sales and merchandising executive assistant.
For this market, Standard has added the Smart Bar, which has a flip-top surface for extra serving or eating space in compact living areas. The bar has a drawer and sliding door storage area and a wine rack that is accessible from both sides. Casters allow the bar to be moved where needed or tucked away when not in use. It coordinates with backless square or round Smart Stools that are swivel or stationary and in a choice of four seat colors.
Also in the small scale vein are items like Standard's Madison Park table, a recent introduction that folds down from the center to save space, and is doing well at retail, Dilbeck said.
Standard Furniture's Bridgeport dining table is Regency-inspired with a vintage two-tone finish, combining at antiqued ivory base with a dark brown cherry veneer top.
She said Standard is also focused on a two-tone finish trend for the market here. Combinations include colors like driftwood and white, dark cherry and white, brown tone woods and linen textures, and black and white with metallic- tones such as stainless or copper.
Also popular are the light antique taupe or ivory paint colors combined with medium brown wood tones, like the new Bridgeport dining group, she said.
At Southern Enterprises Inc., or SEI, which mostly supplies Internet retailers, a big focus here is helping retailers understand the importance of communicating items' scale and usage to end consumers, according to Jim Schmidt, senior vice president of marketing and merchandising.
In casual dining, a big part of that message comes is smaller scale items for rooms. Two of its casual dining tables are smaller footprint casual dining pub tables but they also feature a storage option for wine and bar accessories.
The company is also offering several barstools ranging from $99 to $199 - but matching stools to dining isn't a major priority.
"What we're finding is the Millennial consumer and the online shopper may have more fun putting three or four kinds of accent style barstools together as opposed to three matchy-matchy things, kind of make a statement in that regard," Schmidt said.
Todd Bower, product manager at Home Trends and Design, said the company is doing well this year with wood and iron looks in dining. One of its big introductions this week is Organic Forge, with a raw wood top, cast iron forged base and matching bench.
"It's part of our industrial theme. We have a lot of iron and wood combinations," Bower said, adding that the company has 15 of those combos in its line ranging in size from 72 to106 inches long. He also noted that among hot selling looks this year is a medium stained walnut finish.
Dean Banks, senior vice president, sales, marketing and merchandising at A-America, said business is getting better, but success at retail largely is still regional. The Northeast, Midwest and states like Arizona and California are doing well - with mid-size to larger regional retailers showing impressive growth.
Banks said pricing continues to be a big driver and value within price points is key. The company's strength continues to be offering attractive looks in solid wood within middle tier bounds of $999 to $1,799 for a five-piece group - while still offering lower end looks that would retail for $799, Banks said.
At Canadel, a big story is the Las Vegas debut of the straight-lined, urban contemporary industrial styled Loft collection and its finishing technique, according to Howard Cohen, director of sales.
The collection just started hitting retail floors and additions are planned for the collection later this year, including the addition of mixed media elements, he said.
Cohen said from a trend standpoint, consumers are still showing a preference for contemporary designs and upholstered seats are growing in popularity over wood.
"The trend is away from more country and traditional still trending towards more contemporary and transitional and we are doing a ton of upholstery," Cohen said, adding that Canadel recently added about 15 employees to its upholstery department.
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I'll second three stars for this fine half rope of excellent stone. Tricky tol start, but very continuous throughout. Huecos were a bit sandy last time I was up here.
Super good route, the stone quality is awesome, and I like the sustained climbing. The huecos were awesome, and this has some of the cooler holds I have seen in the Boulder area.
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POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. - More than 200 people turned out for a meeting of the Dutchess County Legislature where a resolution calling for the repeal of the state Secure Ammunition and Firearms Enforcement Act was approved, 20-4.
Voting 'no' were Francena Amparo, D-Wappingers Falls, Minority leader Barbara Jeter-Jackson, D-Poughkeepsie, Steve White, D-Poughkeepsie, and Joel Tyner, D-Clinton.
For more than three hours, legislators listened as more than 50 people spoke out on the measure.
By 10 p.m., 45 people had spoken on the measure, considered to be the most comprehensive gun control laws in the state.
As was the case last month in Ulster County, the vast majority of the speakers called for the repeal of the state law known as the SAFE Act, with 36 speakers supporting the repeal and nine urging legislators to allow the law to stand.
Editor's note: This story was updated 07:31 AM 03/12/2013 to include the result of the vote on the resolution, as reported by Mid-Hudson News Network.


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Chorley served up a once-in-a-lifetime goal-feast for a crowd of 849 in recording their biggest victory since 1946.
This top-versus-bottom contest was over almost as soon as it began, with relegated Droylsden buried under an avalanche of early goals.
Manager Garry flitcroft's eager Magpies werethree up in seven minutes and five ahead in 12 as the beleaguered visitors struggled in vain to stem the tide.
Commendable as was the Bloods' intention to attack, their defensive cover was fragile, inviting Chorley to wreak havoc in acres of space.
Jack Dorney's calm close-range finish opened the floodgates on two minutes and then Josh Hine fired a glorious cross-shot beyond keeper Oliver Martin before Droylsden contributed the first of two own-goals, a gentle back-pass from Ben Heneghan bobbling past an embarrassed Martin's swinging boot.
On-loan full-back Max Cartwright enhanced his growing reputation with a sublime free-kick in the ninth minute before Bloods' skipper Ged Murphy sliced an attempted clearance into his own net to gift the home side a fifth.
A period of respite for Droylsden was ended in the 37th minute when Dale Whitham crashed home Hine's inviting cut-back and the home fans were in seventh heaven just before half-time.
Cartwright's lofted through-ball released James Dean who beat the stranded Martin with a measured lob.
The mayhem continued after the break, Darren Stephenson (49 minutes) neatly heading in from a corner. Three minutes later a penalty for handball in the jaws of goal was emphatically dispatched by Dean to make it nine but the visitors unexpectedly hit back almost at once, Sam Madeley's quickly-taken free-kick from out on the right catching unemployed keeper Sam Ashton napping and out of position.
It fell to the influential Cartwright to bring up double figures for Chorley on 69 minutes, rifling home a loose ball following a corner and three goals in the last eight minutes completed the rout.
Dorney capitalised on defensive disarray to stroke the ball into an empty net, then Dean completed his hat-trick before Whitham fired in the thirteenth from Chris Almond's unselfish assist.
It was from start to finish simply a Chorley cakewalk which should have left the team in great heart for last night's potentially crucial shoot-out against FC United at Bury's Gigg Lane, which ended 2-2.
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As I get through that puzzle I then move on to the next one which is the final paragraph.Hopefully I can work out which tense is being used.
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2Russell Brand Thinks Katy Perry Was Perfect From Top To Bottom (I Heard THAT!)
There's something you need to know before we go any further: Katy Perry is my girl and I won't have a bad word said against her. I mean, obviously you can say whatever you want about her because we're all adults here and there's such a thing as free speech and some people don't like pop stars, even ironically, but I won't hear it. It'll go in one ear and out the other because I think she's great, okay? I mean, have you actually listened to Teenage Dream? Have you seen Part of Me 3D? Have you looked at her? She's flawless and I rest my case.
Anyway, this entry is about Katy, but only insomuch as what her ex-husband and human yoga mat Russell Brand had to say about her in a recent interview on The Howard Stern Show. After calling Katy's current man friend John Mayer (feel free to talk shit about that, cos he's a moron of the highest proportions) a "womanizer" – pot, meet kettle! – Russell stood up for Katy and said he wouldn't talk bad about her just to generate a story. A true gentleman if ever there was one!
"You have to let go of the instinct to protect someone once you divorce them," Brand explained, later telling the radio host, "So help me God, Howard Stern, I will not compromise my ex-wife's vagina for the sake of ratings! That woman was perfect from top to bottom." (via The Huffington Post)
Well, yeah, but at the same time, let's let go of the whole "Katy needs protection but I can't supply it" martyrdom, shall we? In any case, it seems like Russell is on a campaign of decency lately. First he takes Demi Moore for a meditation retreat in India, then he refuses to bad-mouth his ex-wife… what will he come up with next?
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I think this guy's a rolemodel when it comes to behavior during/after a divorce. Didn't want her money and never talks bad about her.
Oh, and I like/share your opinion on Katy (and that douchebag), so we may finally read positive stuff about her here on evilbeet :)
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April 10, 2013 | Posted By: CPenn
The Free Shredding coupon from Office Depot says "must present this original coupon (photocopies/reproductions not valid)to cashier in store at time of purchase." Hmm. Am I misreading it? Why would they make a coupon available to print, then say reproductions aren't valid? I'm guessing they mean a reproduction of what the customer printed?
Maybe I just have Tax Form Brain Fatigue.
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Coupon for Bruegger's expires on 4/15 not 4/17
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Thank you kearbear, I have updated the post.
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WISE Honors IN's Marlene Russell as One of 100 Women Making a Difference
The American Society of Safety Engineers' (ASSE) Women in Safety Engineering (WISE) Common Interest Group has honored Marlene Russell of Indianapolis, IN, for making a difference in the safety, health and environmental (SH&E) field as part of the WISE '100 Women, Making a Difference in Safety' project. Women from around the world and throughout history have been honored for their dedication to protecting people, property and the environment and for going above and beyond to make a difference.
Russell is currently the North American Safety, Health and Operations Lead for Row Crops and Technology for Monsanto Seed Company. In this position, she provides direction and support to employees working in occupational medicine roles, SH&E generalists and SH&E support staff who provides support to more than 100 agricultural facilities throughout North America. Russell joined Monsanto Seed Company in 2001 as an employee to support the implementation of Monsanto's comprehensive safety program across 15 manufacturing and technology sites located throughout the eastern corn belt. Seed manufacturing is a dangerous industry and facilities are located in predominately rural areas. Through Russell's determination and SH&E knowledge, a comprehensive SH&E program of more than 60 written programs was implemented throughout the company. Employees were trained effectively and given support for continuing SH&E practices.
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Founded in 1911 and celebrating its centennial, the Des Plaines, IL-based ASSE is the oldest professional safety society and is committed to protecting people, property and the environment. Its more than 34,000 occupational safety, health and environmental professional members lead, manage, supervise, research and consult on safety, health, transportation and environmental issues in all industries, government, labor, healthcare and education. For more information, please go to www.asse.org and to view the new ASSE – A Century of Safety film go to www.asse.org/assecenturyofsafety.


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Jerry Lewis Huston, 70, Walton, passed away surrounded by his family at 1:38 p.m. Monday, Nov. 5, 2013, at St. Joseph Hospital. She was born Aug. 29, 1943, to the late Garland and Eileen (Smith) Huston. On June 12, 1964, in Galveston, he married Diane (Hardin); she preceded him in death June 24, 2011.
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Amarillo National Bank Sr. Vice President William Ware says, "We've got more people moving to Amarillo. We've got more businesses wanting to hire because they're expanding their business lines like Bell helicopter and Xcel Energy, who's doing a new transmission line all over the panhandle. So we see a lot of ancillary growth because of these bigger businesses wanting to bring jobs to Amarillo."
Xcel Energy Representative Wes Reeves says they're going to need more workers because they're building more power lines. He says, "We're going to see a need for more people obviously to build those lines. And also to plan and design those lines. We're beginning to see more younger engineers coming to our building here for instance because some have retired. Then we just have a higher need for those skills at this point in time."
They're spending about a billion dollars on new transmission. Reeves says they're not even halfway through this big investment cycle.
Reeves says, "As we move toward the storm season when we have a lot more activity in that area. We're going to see a need for about 80 employees here in the Amarillo call center. They're not full-time jobs but a lot of those jobs will eventually transition into full-time jobs. A special need for Spanish speakers or bilingual reps as well."
They're also pushing for younger applicants looking for careers in the industry. He says, "if you are going to college, look into an engineering type of degree because we're going to be needing a lot of folks. Not only say this year and the next year, but as we move forward primarily because we are seeing an older workforce that's beginning to look at retirement. So we've got to replace these folks."
Xcel Energy is also looking to hire more women in what has been a male dominated field.
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Springfield now stands at 24-1 on the season and has won all five tournaments that it has played in. Smolinski was joined on the All-Tournament team by Meaghan Hart.
In the win over Elmira, Smolinski registered 22 kills at a .313 clip, while Lauren Torvi added 19 kills while hitting .325. Itza Nieves posted 23 digs and Hart totaled 19. Whitney Miller added 32 assists guiding the Pride's offense.
The entire Springfield team saw game action in the sweep over Brockport, with Torvi's 19 kills and five blocks leading the way. Smolinski chipped in nine kills and Nieves recorded 10 digs.
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DELAHOYA SAYS MAYWEATHER AFRAID OF ALVAREZ, afraid to fight him???
DELAHOYA SAYS MAYWEATHER AFRAID OF ALVAREZ, afraid to fight him???
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According to Oscar Floyd is afraid of Saul Alvarez... Is Oscar selling tickets for Saul and Trout or is he serious?
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This is why I don't condone druggin, this coke head is out of his f*cking mind. He always throwing shade at floyd and that's no surprise. Find a 24/7 where he wasn't in the other fighters camps trying to give hints on how to beat Floyd. How you gon tutor somebody on beating a fighter who whooped yo ass (IMG:style_emoticons/default/laugh.gif)
He does that with alot of the fighters who've beaten him, I haven't seen him do it to Hopkins but Floyd catches it the most. I genuinely think Oscar and Floyd don't like each other. Floyd always alludes to it in interviews, he always gives the credit to Schaefer and doesn't really acknowledge Oscar. Why they dislike each other I don't know but I think that's the case
Aint no legit fighter afraid of Canelo, who has he fought, I always here how he gets better every fight, look who he fought. It's hard not to get better when you fighting mini me's. If he legitimately beats Trout then he will get props from me but until then he just a babied champion. Oscar treating Canelo like his son, he wants to re-live his career and right his career wrongs through Canelo
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Will Tebow's pro-life commercial affect his draft stock or marketability?
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MOBILE, Ala. – Former 11-year NFL safety Corey Chavous says there is only one rule for rookies trying to fit in with their teammates during their first NFL season:
"Just shut up," said Chavous, now an analyst for the NFL Network. "If you just shut up and don't go in there and say too much, you'll be OK."
Former Florida quarterback Tim Tebow, however, isn't shutting up. Instead, he's opening his mouth about the country's most highly-politicized issue before he throws his first NFL pass.
Tebow and his mother, Pam, will be the subject of a controversial pro-life television ad for the conservative Christian group Focus on the Family that will air during the Super Bowl on Feb. 7.
Wednesday, the commercial continued to generate buzz on cable television and the internet. Everyone from the Wall Street Journal to CNN to Bill O'Reilly to The New Yorker magazine dedicated coverage to the commercial and its bubbling controversy.
Tebow, arguably the most popular college athlete of all time, said he has been surprised by the amount of attention his commercial is getting.
"I definitely didn't think it would have this much hype, this much buzz," he said after Wednesday's practice at the Senior Bowl. "I know some people won't agree with it, but I think they can at least respect that I stand up for what I believe, and I'm never shy about that."
And Tebow likely won't see his popularity or draft stock dip because of his public pro-life stance. Former Super Bowl MVP Kurt Warner didn't lose any sponsorships or fan support when he appeared in a 2006 commercial urging Missourians to vote against a measure that would allow embryonic stem cell research in the state.
"If anything I think it will help him, because people will see a guy who's passionate, who's got convictions and is dedicated to what he believes," said Tony Pauline, draft expert for SportsIllustrated.com. "It may piss off some people, but no NFL team is going to say, 'Don't draft him, he made an anti-abortion commercial.'"
Former Miami offensive coordinator Scott Linehan, now in the same role in Detroit, agrees.
"Tim Tebow, he does what's in his heart and what he feels and believes in, and I respect him for it," Linehan said.
Several NFL agents, speaking on condition of anonymity, said Tebow probably should have waited until after the draft to appear in such a controversial commercial, though it likely won't hurt his marketability.
"I would have told him to wait until after he signed a contract," one agent said. "You never know – any little thing could affect his draft status and cost him money."
The NFL has strict rules against player expression on the field – Tebow will not be allowed to wear his famed bible verses on his eye black in the pros – but league spokesman Greg Aiello said the NFL does not have any rules prohibiting individual expression away from the field.
Tebow said his commercial has not come up in any of the interviews he has conducted so far with NFL teams.
"I think if anything (the teams) like that I took a stand for what I believe," he said. "And if they don't, (the commercial) is something that would hesitate them from bringing me on, then it probably wouldn't be a good fit for me in the first place, because I'm never going to deny what I believe in."


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Notes from Babel: 'To win a World Cup you must be at your most virtuous'
SS: Baudrillard and [Paul] Virilio have each written about the postmodern televisual spectacle, suggesting in their own unique ways that the fan at the stadium has become obsolesced in favour of the spectator at home. And given the nearly instantaneous distribution of television signals from major sporting events to almost anywhere on the planet, it is hard to argue.
But I reject this perspective. The globally distributed World Cup television signal that will be broadcast from South Africa this summer functions by converting the experiential qualities of live action to the synthetic perception of digital code, via the multiple camera perspectives available to the television producer. It cannot possibly convey the affective resonance that exists in the complex and holistic interplay of gesture and flesh between athletes and fans at the stadium. To invert Virilio, those at the stadium are still "right" in that they offer the television audience of synthetic perception witnesses to legitimate the existence of the event, as well as the appropriate codes one should perform at home in response.
However, I am more concerned with the situation that exists when these television cameras begin to communicate with one another. This is what we see with 3D visualization and match-analysis systems such as TRACAB, which will be used for the World Cup this summer. To produce econometric analyses of sporting output this system uses video-signal processing technologies derived directly from its defence and security contractor parent company, Saab (whose corporate motto reads "It is a human right to feel safe"). The American artist and theorist Jordan Crandall refers to this type of apparatus as a body-machine-image complex—with images that track bodies in motion rather than simply represent them. With TRACAB and its perfomance-analysis techniques, sport thus appears bound to war in ever new and unique fashions.
We often forget that this is labour we are describing, given the lavish salaries earned by those athletes we watch on television every weekend. Millions of dollars are invested and the stakes are extremely high, hence the appeal to management of a service such as TRACAB. We spectators ought to be mindful, though, of how such techniques for maximizing efficiency in soccer today might come to bear on other labouring classes as the cost of such analysis falls tomorrow.
PA: Concerning event, multitude and political potential: what, if any, are the forces and energies that can be activated through this year's World Cup event? In what way can a more post-operaist, post-structural theory of sports be better fitted to bring such a potential into being, as opposed to regular old-fashioned sociological ones that seem to be prevalent, at least here in Europe?
SS: Without succumbing to a political prescription for what is an exceedingly complex question, I will suggest that an important component of the Autonomist struggle concerned a refusal of the conditions of work in increasingly computerized and automated factories. Though it is certainly not the same thing, Deleuze and Guattari remind us that the television spectator is also a worker today—producing information, producing packaged audiences, producing subjectivities for the consumer society and so on.
As far as sport is concerned, the increased skilling of athletic labour combined with emerging forms of sedentary information-work in economically advantaged countries creates a gap in gestural potential or physical literacy. It is this gap that serves as the lever for capital to sell sponsorship back to the television audience. While I don't suppose there will be a refusal of the World Cup in quite the same fashion as with the Autonomists, we can still play! We, too, can witness the gestural qualities of soccer and express virtuosity with others on a local basis. Brian Massumi writes a very beautiful passage about the relational becoming of players on a soccer pitch, which for me suggests the potential of something more in terms of community. Politics remain a primarily local phenomenon.
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No. 4 Ohio State Claims 10 Wins at Clemson Invitational Saturday
Buckeyes post 14 Top 3 finishes throughout two sessions
No. 4 Ohio State Travels to South Carolina for Clemson Invitational
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The recent news that Greg McGarity and the Clemson AD have started talks to potentially cancel the planned games between the Dawgs and the Tigers in 2013 and 2014 to accommodate the soon to be nine-game ACC conference schedule has not gone unnoticed by our friends in Columbia.
This has led to a bit of debate between myself and the editor of Garnet and Black Attack, Gamecock Man, regarding who UGA fans would prefer to play between his Gamecocks and Clemson. My answer was to play Clemson which you can read my reasoning if you follow the link over to Garnet and Black Attack. However, I didn't feel a population of one was enough to get a consensus on who UGA fans truly prefer to play. So, in a temporary moment of genius, I decided to put a poll together and let you guys vote on it. If forced to give up one of the Palmetto state schools permanently in order to play the other one permanently, who would you prefer? A portion of the debate between myself and Gamecock Man was around the merits that the younger members of the fanbase would likely not care about playing Clemson as much as the older members so I've used age 47 as the arbitrary cut-off age since that would be the current age of the last senior class (assuming you completed your degree in four years) to see Georgia and Clemson play all four years (the last time UGA and Clemson played four years in a row was from 1984-1987). Have it at folks!


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More than three years after the Arab Spring, many countries in the Middle East and North Africa continue to grapple with political uncertainty, which has led to slow growth, unemployment, and a host of other economic challenges.
IFC is striving to address these fiscal issues by supporting the region's private sector, helping to create jobs and drive sustainable growth. Since January 2011, IFC has a committed a total of $5.9 billion in the region.
We work in countries from Morocco to Afghanistan to boost investor confidence, help small business owners, develop vital infrastructure projects, upgrade farming techniques, combat climate change, improve the investment climate, and help new governments cut red tape.
IFC does this through a combination of investments and advisory services. During the 2013 fiscal year, IFC committed almost $3 billion in MENA, a figure that includes $914 million mobilized from other investors. The organization also launched 34 advisory projects worth a total of $37 million.
A key component of IFC's work is making the region more appealing to both domestic and foreign investors, since inward investment flows are vital to stoking economic development. During FY13 IFC continued to make several large confidence boosting investments in the region. IFC is also helping governments in Egypt and Tunisia streamline their business regulations, making the countries more competitive, and advising several governments on how to overhaul their bankruptcy systems.
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By George Bremer
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PENDLETON, Ind. —
The Anderson baseball team's Class 4A sectional title defense began well Wednesday night.
The only problem is it still hasn't finished.
The Indians lead Richmond 2-0 heading into the bottom of the third after taking advantage of a Red Devil error and a single by Drew Laughlin to break a scoreless tie in the top of the frame.
Shortly after Eddie Boner grounded into a fielder's choice to end the inning, umpires spotted lightning well beyond the outfield fence. That triggered a 30-minute delay shortly after 9:30 p.m. When lightning was spotted again just before that delay was to expire, the umpires consulted both coaches and determined to suspend the game until 5:30 p.m. today.
The winner will face Greenfield-Central, an 11-6 winner against Pendleton Heights in the opener. That game also saw its fair share of delays.
The stoppages began with a 15-minute rain delay after a squall line rolled through in the third inning. And the contest was delayed on two other occasions as the umpires huddled to discuss calls.
The first came with the Cougars leading 2-0 in the fourth inning and the bases loaded. Pendleton Heights center fielder Kurt Talbert briefly pulled in a flyball before dropping it. The play originally was ruled an error, and Greenfield-Central had the bases loaded with a 3-0 lead.
After a prolonged conference, the umpires determined Talbert had held onto the ball long enough to be considered a catch. That gave Greenfield's Cameron Gruell a sacrifice fly and left runners on second and third with one out.
After a popout to shortstop, Brendon Neal doubled in both runs to ignite a six-run inning and give the Cougars an 8-0 lead.
Pendleton Heights rallied behind four walks, an error, a sacrifice fly by Brogan Gary and a two-run single by Augdon Wilson to cut the deficit to 8-6 in the fifth.
But Greenfield-Central got three runs back in the bottom of the inning, highlight by Slater Rush's RBI double, to regain control.
The game was further delayed in the sixth inning after a collision between Gary and Greenfield-Central's Adam Rains in between first and second base. After another long conference, Rains was ejected from the game but allowed to remain on the Cougars' bench.
Pendleton Heights aided Greenfield-Central's cause with four errors, leading to nine unearned runs.
"We made some uncharacteristic errors," Arabians coach Travis Keesling said. "These guys have come through all season long. Sometimes you catch a ballgame like that. You just hope it's not in the sectional."