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GREENSBURG – Honda Manufacturing of Indiana, LLC (HMIN) celebrated its 5th anniversary of mass production on Oct. 9, 2013.
On October 9, 2008, Honda began producing1 the fuel-efficient, 4-cylinder Honda Civic Sedan with 1,000 associates and one shift. Today, HMIN's two-shift operation features more than 2,000 Hoosiers producing not only the Civic Sedan, but also the Honda Civic Natural Gas, the Acura ILX, Acura ILX Hybrid and the Civic Hybrid. HMIN boasts one of the most diverse lineups of advanced environmental vehicles of any plant in North America.
HMIN's brief manufacturing history has been filled with milestones and accomplishments spurred by products that reach not only across North America, but around the globe.
Announced in June 2006, Honda broke ground on this state-of-the-art facility in March 2007, making it Honda's fourth U.S. auto plant, and its seventh in North America. Production of the natural-gas powered Civic was added in May 2009, and production of Civics for export markets began in September 2009. In February 2010, HMIN celebrated production of its 100,000th Civic. Today, more than 650,000 vehicles have rolled off the production line.
Remarkably, after little more than two years of mass production, HMIN earned the Platinum Plant award in the 2011 J. D. Power and Associates Initial Quality Study (IQS). HMIN was one of only three plants around the world to win the highest quality honor to be bestowed on an auto manufacturing plant.
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Morrison, known to Broadway audiences for The Light in the Piazza, Hairspray and South Pacific, performs June 1 at 8 PM, June 2 at 9:30 PM and June 4 at 7 PM.
Also on June 1, PBS broadcasts Morrison's solo concert from the Busnhell Center for the Performing Arts, which was taped last November in Hartford, CT. Check local listings.
Morrison's album "Where It All Began" will be released June 4. It promises "Singin' in the Rain," which Morrison covered on "Glee," and "Younger Than Springtime," which he performed nightly in the Tony Award-winning revival of South Pacific.
The track listing for "Where It All Began" follows:
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Morrison received a Tony nomination for his work in The Light in the Piazza and also appeared on Broadway in South Pacific, Hairspray, A Naked Girl on the Appian Way, The Rocky Horror Show and Footloose. On "Glee" he plays high school show-choir director and Spanish teacher Will Schuester.
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Casual dining is in the throes of a midlife crisis.
A quarter-century ago, consumers feasted on fried appetizers, unlimited breadsticks and big desserts at Applebees, Olive Garden and Chilis. Today, many Americans are trading those restaurants in for cheaper, faster fare, or splurging a bit for a trendier experience.
Midpriced sit-down restaurants known as casual dining in the industry have seen on average about 2 percent fewer customer visits each year since 2008. That translates into almost 600 million annual visits, to 6.4 billion in 2012.
Theyve been around quite a while, and many of them have not stayed as relevant in meeting consumers wants and needs of today, said Bonnie Riggs, a restaurant analyst with research company NPD Group.
The worlds largest casual-dining company, Orlando, Fla.-based Darden Restaurants, has been hit especially hard. Company executives cut sales and earnings expectations last month, acknowledging to analysts their major brands such as Olive Garden and Red Lobster have suffered because theyve been too slow responding to major shifts in how Americans eat out.
It is clear to us that given our current business situation, we are indeed in a new era, CEO Clarence Otis told analysts.
Other companies have experienced similar turbulence. Earlier this month, Applebees and IHOP owner DineEquity reported declining traffic at both brands for its fourth quarter, while Chilis parent Brinker International toned down its profit forecast.
We know casual dining is not the bright shining star that it used to be, Brinker CEO Wyman Roberts told analysts.
Tony Romas has dwindled from 157 U.S. restaurants to 40 during the past decade, though the company says its still opening new locations.
The industry is trying to reinvent itself with lower-priced meals that are quicker and more healthful. Darden, for example, said last week it plans to speed up Olive Gardens lunch service, jump on culinary trends more quickly, attract younger diners with more technology, and lure back lower-income customers with good deals.
The economy has played a major role in slowing sales. American budgets are taking one hit after another, most recently from increased payroll taxes and rising gas prices.
Americans cut their dining-out budgets dramatically during the economic downturn, from which many in the middle class havent fully recovered.
Many consumers have had to adjust to having less and spending less, said a recent report from NPD Group, noting that nearly 75 percent now consider their spending cautious. So when they eat out, they are often finding cheaper alternatives.
Its a lot of money to dine out at Red Lobster or Romanos Macaroni Grill, said Jhonatan Arias, 26, of Altamonte Springs, Fla. If you have the money to sit down and splurge, then we go to a place like that.
Arias and his girlfriend usually eat dinner at home, and he often grabs fast food for lunch. He recently took a lunch break at Tijuana Flats, one of the fast-casual chains that have gobbled up customers at a steady pace.
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This impressive chalk study of a seated old man from the original collection of Johann Friedrich Städel is one of the few drawings to bear Rembrandt's complete signature in his own hand. It is thought that the work itself was executed at an earlier date, and that the artist added his signature in 1633 because he wanted to sell it or give it away. Around 1630, Rembrandt – at that time an ambitious young painter working in his native city of Leiden – drew several studies of a bearded old man who also appears in a few of his paintings and engravings of the same period. The model may have caught Rembrandt's attention on account of his expressive appearance, which was very appropriate for such authoritative figures as prophets or apostles. The shapeless, sagging seated posture depicted in the drawing is also seen in an early painting by the artist, which has come down to us only in the form of an engraved reproduction and which shows Lot in a drunken state, attended by his daughters (Genesis 19). Just before destroying the sinful city of Sodom, God warned Lot, who managed to escape with his family. Out of curiosity, his wife looked back at the inferno and was turned into a pillar of salt. Alone in the wilderness with their father, Lot's daughters feared they would never find husbands. They got him drunk so that, in his stupor, he would make them pregnant.
The drawing was very probably produced as a study for that painting. Dressed in a long coat, breeches and doublet, the figure of Lot was recorded with vigorous strokes of chalk which convey the incidence of the light, the texture of the clothing and the physical presence of the seated man. The artist achieved this effect by superimposing lighter, filled-in areas of chalk with darker, sharper lines, thus sculpting the body's masses, as it were, with consummate command of the drawing medium. He made one correction to the position of the right hand, which is clasped around a drinking vessel. In his treatment of the head as well as his sensitive rendering of the old man's limply hanging left hand, he handled the chalk quite differently. Exercising great restraint and delicacy, he formed the relief of the head and the face, again virtually modelling them with light. In view of the half dulled, half dismayed expression of the right eye, it seems that Rembrandt wanted to capture the moment after the event, when Lot is recovering his wits and slowly realizing what has happened.


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"The first thing that he succeeded in doing was sharpening the message on Iran," one source in Netanyahu's entourage said of the prime minister's speech Thursday to the UN. "We were more specific about what we think should be the red lines, and that is important in framing the parameters of the debate."
The official said that the visit, which included a phone conversation Friday with US President Barack Obama and a meeting Thursday with US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, "strengthened and enhanced our dialogue with the US administration over these issues."
In addition, the official noted, Netanyahu's UN speech and his red line on a rudimentary sketch of a bomb received "almost unprecedented coverage internationally" and succeeded in putting the Iranian nuclear program "at the very center of the international political agenda."
It is more clear than in the past what Israel means when it talks about red lines, the official said.
Netanyahu, in an interview with Channel 1, said he believed that placing a red line in front of Iran reduced the chances Tehran would cross it. He defined that line in his speech as the point before Iran had stockpiled enough low-grade and medium-grade uranium to begin working on high-grade uranium and a nuclear detonator.
Defining where the red line is, he said, gave "a great deal of legitimization" to those who might want to act if Iran crossed it.
The prime minister, in a Channel 2 interview, said he did not discuss an Israeli attack in his speech – only that the red line had to be at a point before Iran completed the second stage of enrichment needed for a bomb. Regarding his comment that the Iranians could reach that stage by springtime, Netanyahu said this would happen only if they continued enriching at their current pace.
"But lets see if they continue," he said. "I think that placing a red line is the best guarantor to prevent the need for military action."
Netanyahu clarified that in saying Iran would not cross the line until at least spring, he "never gave up for even a minute Israel's right to defend itself at any time. I think that right is clear and understood by everyone."
He added that it was important to make clear to the international community that Iran was continuing to move forward on its nuclear program, and that if it wanted to stop the program it had to do so "before the finishing of the enrichment process."
Washington's refusal to articulate its red line has been a source of public tension in recent weeks between Israel and the US. Netanyahu, however, said that teams from both countries were working at the highest levels to try to translate into practical terms the joint objective of preventing Iran from attaining a nuclear weapon.
The White House stressed on Friday, following the Obama-Netanyahu phone conversation, that the US and Israel were "in full agreement" on preventing Iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon.
The two men discussed the coordination of their efforts and cooperation in dealing with Iran, according to a statement by White House press secretary Jay Carney.
While the statement did not say how long the conversation lasted, Netanyahu said it was a "prolonged" discussion.
"The two leaders underscored that they are in full agreement on the shared goal of preventing Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon," the statement said.
The conversation was their second in three weeks, an unusually short stretch of time for two publicly announced calls. It comes after criticism of Obama for declining a meeting with Netanyahu while the premier was in the US for the UN General Assembly, and amidst discord between the two countries on how best to thwart the threat from Tehran.
Netanyahu's comments to the UN Thursday and his comments that Iran would not cross his red line until at least spring suggested the timeline for any Israel action would not come until well into next year, after the US elections in November, reducing some of the immediate tension between the two countries.
"The temperature is lower than it had been," an Obama aide said after the call.
The White House readout also noted that Netanyahu "welcomed President Obama's commitment at the UN to do what we must to achieve that goal."
Netanyahu also spoke by phone Friday with Obama challenger Mitt Romney.
Romney, speaking to reporters on his campaign plane, said he and Netanyahu agreed that Iran must be denied nuclear capabilities but did not agree on specific red lines to confront Tehran.
"I do not believe in the final analysis we will have to use military action," Romney said. "I certainly hope we don't have to. I can't take that action off the table."
Friday's White House phone call followed a meeting between Netanyahu and US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in New York Thursday night. The meeting lasted one hour and 15 minutes and was entirely one-on-one, according to the State Department.
The pair held a lengthy discussion on Iran, and also discussed developments in the broader region and the Israeli-Palestinian peace process.
"It was an open, wide-ranging constructive conversation," the State Department statement said. The Prime Minister's Office released no information about that meeting.
Netanyahu also met Friday with Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper, and praised Harper again for Canada's recent decision to cut ties with Iran.
"I think that what you did, severing ties with Iran, was not only an act of statesmanship, but an act of moral clarity," he said to the Canadian leader before the meeting.
Harper said Canada wanted to see a peaceful resolution to the Iranian crisis, "and we work closely with our allies to try and alert the world to the danger this presents and the necessity of dealing with it."
Later in the day, at the Appeal of Conscience Foundation's annual dinner in New York, Harper said "the appeal of our conscience requires us to speak out against what the Iranian regime stands for. Likewise, it requires us to speak in support of the country that its hatred most immediately threatens, the State of Israel."
Harper said that while Ottawa does not sanction every policy Israel pursues, "neither its existence nor its policies are responsible for the pathologies present in that part of the world."
He was also mindful, Harper said, "of a lesson of history, that those who single out the Jewish people as a target of racial and religious bigotry will inevitably be a threat to all of us. Indeed, those who so target Israel today are, by their own words and deeds, also a threat to all free and democratic societies."
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Finally, based on the results of the first three stages, possible explanations for consumer financial vulnerability were provided. Before the construction of the causal chain could be explored, a theoretical framework regarding household financial position as well as financial attitudes and behaviours was provided. The theoretical framework was supported by a description of the linkages through which consumers function and transact in an economy by applying chain reasoning. The chain reasoning was extended by providing financial statements reflecting the results of consumers' interactions in the macroeconomy with an extract from the national accounts of South Africa presenting the income statements, balance sheets and relevant financial ratios of consumers for the period in which the research was conducted (2008 to 2009). For this study, the explanatory sequential mixed methods design was deemed appropriate to achieve the proposed research objectives. The research process firstly consisted of a quantitative strand where the possible causes for consumer financial vulnerability were identified after which the results were validated with data obtained in the second phase by means of four focus group discussions. To determine the factors giving rise to and establish the causal chain of overall consumer financial vulnerability, regression analysis was conducted. Based on the results of the regression analysis, it became evident that the financial vulnerability chain is not a singular linear process but rather a non-linear process (with contemporaneous and singular linkages) with a variety of factors influencing financial vulnerability, but also influencing each other over time. 2014-06-11T00:00:00Z Human capital disclosure in corporate annual reports http://hdl.handle.net/10500/13468 Human capital disclosure in corporate annual reports Adelowotan, Michael Olajide It is generally acknowledged that human capital intangibles are major value drivers in the new economy characterised by information and technology. The main purpose of this study is to examine the extent to which companies listed on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange disclose information on human capital related issues. The study combined both qualitative (literature reviews and content analysis) and quantitative (survey questionnaire) methods to collect data of 60 corporate annual reports (CARs) of listed companies in South Africa from survey questionnaires administered on various categories of preparers and users of these CARs. The study made use of 91 human capital disclosure checklists developed from literature reviews for the purpose of data collection. The data analysis was done with the aid of Atlasti-a qualitative data analysis software and SPSS- a quantitative data analysis software. The findings show that majority of the items on the disclosure checklist are not yet disclosed in the CARs even though most of the items on the checklist are adjudged to be useful for organisational value creation. In view of the initial findings of this study, a human capital disclosure framework is recommended. 2014-05-19T00:00:00Z Factors influencing the success of activity-based costing in the Nelson Mandela Bay metropole manufacturing industry http://hdl.handle.net/10500/13388 Factors influencing the success of activity-based costing in the Nelson Mandela Bay metropole manufacturing industry Reynolds, Arthur Past research on activity-based costing (ABC) success factors has predominantly focused on establishing relationships between known success factors and ABC implementation success. According to the researcher, there is a lack of exploratory studies to establish ABC implementation factors especially in a South African context. This study has explored these factors from literature and attempted to identify any other factors of importance with the use of semistructured interviews. A total number of 13 interviews were conducted with participants from manufacturing organisations in the Nelson Mandela Bay Metropole using some form of ABC. The findings suggested that ABC may be more beneficial at larger, more diverse organisations but that smaller organisations may also benefit from ABC if product costing accuracy could be significantly improved with ABC and if no major pressure on company resources is incurred. In addition it seems that ABC should be utilised to the fullest extent that is practical for the manufacturing organisation and that the use of supplementary cost-saving mechanisms with ABC may be beneficial. Finally it is recommended that users be fully trained at ABC and that careful consideration of an appropriate ABC software package may increase the likelihood of ABC implementation success. 2014-05-08T00:00:00Z An assessment of the impact of climate change on the risks, returns and opportunities of selected South African companies http://hdl.handle.net/10500/11912 An assessment of the impact of climate change on the risks, returns and opportunities of selected South African companies Moyo, Mandlenkosi The risk of climate change has gained prominence globally and also in South Africa. Companies operating in developing countries such as South Africa are perceived to be particularly vulnerable to climate change. There have been mixed reactions to this risk by companies ranging from inaction to significant financial outlays expended on mitigating this risk. Whilst climate change is potentially a downside risk to financial performance, certain companies have identified opportunities to enhance their returns in the course of adapting to climate change. This study assessed whether there is a relationship between climate change and the financial performance, as manifested in the mitigation of risks and exploitation of opportunities of selected South African companies. The study sought to establish the extent to which climate change creates relevant and material risks, returns and opportunities for companies. The study was conducted using a combination of a literature review and empirical research in the form of secondary analysis. Data on climate-change performance, risks and opportunities was compared to data on financial indicators. The population of companies selected for the empirical research consisted of the Johannesburg Stock Exchange-listed companies that had publicly disclosed information to the Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP) in 2012. Climate-change data was categorised to differentiate between varying levels of climate-change performance, and the identified categories were compared to a range of ratios that demonstrated financial return. The research concluded that climate-change risks and opportunities are expected to have a significant and highly likely impact on company operations, revenue and expenditure. Positive and statistically significant correlations were identified between climate-change performance and equity analyst recommendations, historical internal rates of return, market values to book values, forecasted earnings per share, beta coefficients, and return on equity. Climate-change performance was not found to have a significant effect on the cost of capital. 2013-10-24T00:00:00Z


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The Library has its own classification scheme for arranging books on the shelves (called Garside classification). The Classmark for a book generally consists of a subject (indicating a collection within the library) followed by letters and numbers; e.g. FRENCH A 45 FOR for a book on French cultural history or FRENCH K 110 for a work by Molière.
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ANDERSON, Ind. —
Madison County will receive nearly $2.3 million in new road funding over the next two years under the $30 billion budget Gov. Mike Pence signed into law last week.
And it will be available without the requirement that counties approve an excise surtax or wheel tax to be eligible for the new funding.
That requirement, pushed by the Indiana Senate, was dropped from the final budget bill.
Still, the Madison County Council is moving forward with plans to restore the vehicle taxes and will hold a public hearing on the proposal Monday at the Madison County Government Center.
Council President John Bostic said last week that momentum for restoring the taxes has been building in the county's cities and towns, which were particularly affected by the previous council's decision to repeal the fees that were collected annually through the motor vehicle registration process.
Anderson, Alexandria, Edgewood, Elwood, Pendleton and Summitville adopted resolutions urging the council to reinstate the tax.
Even Elwood Mayor Ron Arnold, who describes himself as a conservative Republican, said he supported the City Council's resolution supporting reinstatement of the tax.
He said the wheel tax is a good way to pay for road maintenance costs because only the owners of cars and trucks pay the fee.
The Republican-controlled County Council voted to rescind the $25 wheel tax in early April last year over the objections of local government leaders who said they depended on the surcharges to pay for road paving and provide local matching funds for projects that receive state and federal funding. The taxes were in effect from 2009 to 2012.
Alexandria resident Danny Hayes said a citizens coalition has formed to oppose reinstatement of the wheel tax, and he hopes they provide a compelling argument about why the tax would be a hardship.
"The wheel tax is a burden on low-income people, it really is," Hayes said. "It just seems like they are really not working for the people of the county."
Councilman Rick Gardner, R-District 4, said in an interview on Thursday that his opposition to the wheel tax has never wavered, adding that the last council approved a budget that has more money in it dedicated to roads than was allocated when the wheel tax was in existence.
"I don't know what the turnout will be, but I hope it will be good," Gardner said. "I'll be working on my facts and figures over the weekend. Hopefully, my sales pitch will be good."
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Who: Madison County Council
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Amy Beyer got a rude awakening when she tried set up her routine annual appointment with her primary care doctor in Tucson.
"I called and the wait was quite significant," she said.
The office told her the wait "was probably six to eight weeks. I guess it's kind of just having to deal with what it is these days."
These days many of us deal with similar situations. There's a doctor shortage in Arizona.
Tucson News Now called the two largest medical centers in our area, the University of Arizona and Tucson Medical Center, to see how quickly new patients could get appointments. We called 10 different specialties at each medical center. At UAMC, in most cases you could get an appointment in a week or two. For a primary care doctor, you'd have to wait a month. For a dermatologist, two and a half months. At TMC, most departments had waits of a week or two if you were willing to go to any doctor's office. But certain doctors had waits of 3 months, and some didn't accept new patients.
Kim Ford works for St. Luke's Health Initiative in Phoenix, and says our state's behind the curve compared to the rest of the country. They researched where Arizona stacks up when it comes to our number of doctors. She says "when we look at the number of healthcare workers per one hundred thousand compared to the rest of the country, we don't have what even approaches the national average for primary care." Here's where Arizona's ranked: 33rd out of the 50 states in doctors for our population, and 41st when it comes to primary care doctors.
And the problems are on path to get worse. Here's why: tens, maybe hundreds of thousands un-insured Arizonans will get access to health care in the next few years thanks to the Affordable Care Act. Plus, our state's population continues to grow, and we're getting older. It's not just patients who are getting older. Dr. Thomas Rothe says "a lot of guys are in my age group. who could conceivably in the next five years say, I've done my time." Dr. Rothe is the president of the Arizona Medical Association, and has practiced in the state for decades.
He says doctors knew about the doctor shortage years ago, and tried to warn about the problem. "I think the problem has been expressed. Here are what the issues are. How we are going to deal with it? No one seems to me at least to say, 'Here's the fix to that.'" Rothe says if nothing's done to fix the problem, eventually people who've never had trouble getting into see doctors might feel the pinch. Rothe says "the worst case scenario is there's going to be a lot longer waits to see physicians...It's never a crisis until it's a crisis that happens to you."
Amy Beyer's worried about that crisis. "It's a little bit scary. I'd like to know that I can get in to see somebody.
For the record, here's a statement from UAMC about the wait times for appointments: "We strive to offer same-day appointments for primary care, and appointments to specialists within 7-10 days. However, based on the specialty, this can be much longer, especially if pre-approvals or pre-testing needs to occur. Not having enough specialists to meet the demand in a timely manner can also be a barrier. We are working to improve our access to care for all appointments."
TMC followed up with the following response: "The physician shortage, especially in primary care, is
something that hospitals across the country know is a looming issue. We
have a program here for our docs who are preparing to do their residency at TMC
called the Clinical Learning Lab. It gives them hands-on experience in a
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Following his usual act of reporting late and missing training camp, Favre got off to a terrible start, throwing for just 198 yards per game with one TD and four interceptions in the first two games. It was expected that he would start off rusty, but he was expected to shake it in Sunday's cushy home matchup with the Lions. That didn't happen.
Favre once again had a poor showing, posting just 201 yards, one score and two picks against Detroit's porous secondary. This was probably the easiest game he'll have all season, and he bombed once again.
Besides the fact that a bum ankle has basically made him a statue, the 40-year-old has little-to-no rapport with his receivers with Sidney Rice out until midseason after hip surgery. Percy Harvin was the only guy who did anything on Sunday, and Bernard Berrian has been nothing short of terrible all season. Without Rice, the old gunslinger looks lost.
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Mississippi State has 243 total yards, 147 rushing, and leads Wake Forest 16-7 despite losing the turnover battle (0-3) and time of possession (12:28 / 17:32) after a sputtering half of football at the 2011 Music City Bowl. The game has seen a stilted first quarter of offense and a second quarter punctuated by explosive plays - namely Fletcher Cox's blocked field goal that would set up a Bulldog touchdown drive.
State's 9-0 run in the second quarter was set up after Cox blocked a 33-yard field goal attempt by Wake Forest, bringing an overwhelmingly maroon and white crowd to life in Nashville and spurring drives of 58, 55 and 51 yards, the last of which ended when quarterback Chris Relf was intercepted in the end zone by Wake's Duran Lowe.
The Demon Deacon offense froze after the failed field goal, amassing only 37 yards on two drives. Quarterback Tanner Price is 11 of 18 for 73 yards, and tailback Brandon Pendergrass has 35 yards on 13 carries, 17 of which came on his first quarter touchdown. Wake is 0-7 on third downs, but converted their only fourth down attempt on a fake punt turned shovel pass, which landed the Deacons the one yard they needed, and the ire of Dan Mullen (and his league approved Power Gloves):
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Tigers get Rasco, Wave lands 7 locals on signing day
It was the final touch on one of the top recruiting classes in the country.
Evangel defensive end Jermauria Rasco told a packed gym at his school, "I am taking my talents to .. " He then put on an LSU cap and the crowd roared its approval.
So did thousands at the annual LSU bayou recruiting bash in downtown Baton Rouge.
Rasco was one of the final blue chips in the country to announce his intentions. He chose LSU over Florida and Florida State.
He was one of 22 LSU signed on national signing day. The Tigers class was ranked as high as 6th nationally by various recruiting services.
Among the locals signing with LSU were defensive end Anthony Johnson of O Perry Walker, Newman receiver Odell Beckham, Franklinton quarterback Terrence Magee, tackles Jonah Austin and Trai Turner of St Aug, and wide receiver Jarvis Landry of Lutcher.
Tulane also signed 22, including 11 in-state and 7 locals.
Tulane landed three from St Aug. They were safety Renaldo Thomas, defensive end Lawrence Burl, and wide receiver Marc Edwards.
The Wave also signed Edwards' first cousin, running back Dante' Butler of Brother Martin.
Tulane head coach Bob Toledo survived a late scare for the services of O Perry Walker running back Robert Kelley. Kelley signed with the Green Wave despite a late push by the University of Minnesota.
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They took a pretty roundabout way of getting there, but Cardiff City are heading to Wembley to challenge for the Carling Cup. Facing a 1-0 deficit inflicted upon them by Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park, Cardiff dominated the second leg of their semifinal, equalising very quickly and then inflicting what by all rights should have been a thrashing. It, however, was no such thing - miracle after miracle saved Julian Speroni's goal after it was breached in the seventh minute via the unfortunate head of Palace defender Anthony Gardner, and the visitors were able to take the match all the way to and through extra time while fighting an amazing rearguard action. Ultimately, it took penalties to settle the score, and it was the Bluebirds who advanced, scoring three out of their four spot kicks while Crystal Palace finally crumbled.
There was no hint of the drama that was to come when the match began. Cardiff were, as usual, composed in possession and able to dominate play, and it didn't take long before the hosts were able to burst down the right flank via Don Cowie, whose cross was sent straight into the danger area right in front of the goalkeeper. Gardner, who had scored at the correct end of the pitch in the reverse fixture, attempted to head clear but only succeeded in diverting the ball past Speroni and into the back of the net. The game was just seven minutes out.
Palace came into the game a little bit following the goal - they were forced to push up and actually contest play, but for all of their hard work and the (occasionally wayward) trickery of Wilfred Zaha on the left, they were getting precious little penetration into Cardiff's box, and Tom Heaton was never particularly troubled. The hosts were hardly a spent force during this time. Their counterattacking play was sublime, with most of their best work going through the captain, Peter Whittingham, and they might realistically have hoped to have gone 2-0 up when Kenny Miller sent a superb effort just wide of the far post in the 40th minute.
Cardiff came even closer to scoring their second in first half injury time when Miller slammed a left-footed shot against Speroni's post, and for all of Crystal Palace's industry they could well have been staring at a three-goal deficit by the time the interval rolled around. The second half saw the home side turn the screw as Palace were slowly choked out of the game despite a bright opening, but Cardiff - given chance after chance to put the game to bed - still couldn't score.
Matters were helped (at least from the hosts' perspective!) when Palace defence Patrick McCarthy was sent off by Howard Webb for a second bookable offence with ten minutes of injury time remaining, but Cardiff couldn't exploit their numerical advantage fast enough to avoid extra time, Zaha getting back brilliantly to block what looked like a certain goal by Cowie with just seconds left on the clock. Crystal Palace had done just enough to keep the tie level through 180 minutes - now they just needed to survive another 30 and play penalty roulette.
Cardiff, of course, had no intention of going to penalties and threw body after body forward in a desperate attempt to break the hex on the Palace goal. Substitutes Rudy Gestede and Filip Kiss combined well in the second half of extra time only to see the latter's effort clip the top of the bar, and then the impressive Aron Gunnarsson contrived to miss a free header from a corner in the 120th minute, smacking it straight against the woodwork with Speroni well beaten.
Webb's whistle blew and it looked like the home players had already lost. All Crystal Palace wanted to do was to make it this far - it doesn't matter who's better at football or has more players when you take turns trying to score from 12 yards. Cardiff should have already had the game wrapped up, and yet here they were, faced with the impossible pressure of penalty kicks.
The stories were already being written when Kenny Miller blasted the hosts' first attempt into low earth orbit. Crystal Palace, the narrative would say, rode their luck and defended spectacularly to earn a spot at Wembley. What brilliant defending! What courage in the face of impossible odds! What tosh! Tom Heaton would interject, first stopping Jermaine Easter and then - after Craig Conway slotted home - Sean Scannell.
Suddenly it was Cardiff with a 1-0 advantage after four penalties and after Gastede made it 2-0 the pressure was on Palace to come up with a trick that Heaton couldn't counter. It took a fantastic shot by Mile Jedinak to do it - the Australian sent a bullet into the bottom corner that Heaton nearly stopped anyway - but a lifeline was there for the visitors, should they care to take it.
Up stepped the implacable Whittingham. A miss would more or less even things out, but a goal would dump that pressure right back onto Palace. The midfield general, so instrumental throughout the 120 minutes of open play, made no mistake, and suddenly Jonathan Parr found himself needing to score for the visitors to have any hope whatsoever of making it to the final.
The ball floated wide of Heaton's right post, and Cardiff had made it through.


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Mayor Andersen will run for District 2 supervisor
Original post made on Dec 10, 2011
Read the full story here Web Link posted Friday, December 9, 2011, 11:12 PM
on Dec 10, 2011 at 7:15 am
Thank you Mayor Andersen,
This is exceptional news and neighborhoods will gather to support you.
Best wishes,
on Dec 10, 2011 at 8:36 am
Sorry, Hal. I certainly won't.
on Dec 10, 2011 at 11:09 am
Hal has a lot to learn. Some lessons are learned the hard way. Remember, Hal is the same guy that thought Uilkema was going to do Alamo justice. Either he has never seen Uilkema in action or it was just wishful thinking.
It will be interesting to see if Andersen can raise the kind of $$$ that it takes to run for a County seat. She has a lot of catching up to do. This will not be a small town election.


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Pulitzer Prize-Winning Disgraced Eyeing Broadway Run in 2013-14 Season
By Andrew Gans
Ayad Akhtar's Disgraced, which played a fall 2012 engagement at the Claire Tow Theater, part of Lincoln Center Theater's new works initiative, LCT3, and was named named the winner of the 2013 Pulitzer Prize for Drama, may be headed to Broadway.
Broadway producer Matthew Rego, a partner in the Araca Group, told the New York Times that he is currently speaking with potential investors and theatre owners to mount the acclaimed drama on Broadway.
"There aren't a lot of important new plays on the Broadway calendar yet," Rego told the Times, "so we see an opening for Disgraced."
Disgraced premiered in January 2012 at Chicago's American Theatre Company before playing a fall run at Lincoln Center Theater. Kimberly Senior, who staged the Chicago premiere of the play, returned to direct the Off-Broadway production.
The Off-Broadway company featured Aasif Mandvi ("The Daily Show with Jon Stewart"), Heidi Armbruster (Time Stands Still), Erik Jensen (The Exonerated, Aftermath, "The Bronx Is Burning"), Omar Maskati (The Belle's Stratagem) and Karen Pittman (Good People).
Producer Rego told the Times that should the production open on Broadway, Mandvi would re-create his performance; casting for the other roles is underway.
Disgraced, according to LCT3, "is the story of Amir Kapoor (Mandvi), a successful Pakistani-American lawyer who is rapidly moving up the corporate ladder while distancing himself from his cultural roots. When Amir and his wife Emily (Armbruster), a white artist influenced by Islamic paintings, host a dinner party, what starts out as a friendly conversation escalates into something far more damaging."
London's Bush Theatre presented Disgraced in May.
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Instant messaging platforms see surge in usage
Vidya Kapur, a student at Delhi University, wanted to alert her friends about a relative who needed blood urgently. But after sending five messages, her operator informed that she cannot send any more SMSes for the day. Vidya, who had taken an unlimited SMS pack, was forced to spend money on making emergency calls to her friends.
The 15-day ban imposed on bulk SMSes by the Government is giving mobile users like Vidya a tough time. The ban was imposed on Friday to prevent the spread of rumours that triggered an exodus of people from North-East from various cities. While the exodus continued on Saturday, the SMS ban has been hurting general consumers as well.
"This is uncalled for and it's a case of shooting the messenger," said Subho Ray, President, Internet and Mobile Association of India. "Such a ban will serve no purpose."
The ban is affecting messaging firms that use the platform for telemarketing.
"It is very unfortunate that bulk SMSes have been banned. Eighty per cent of most vendors' business is promotional. The ban will result in 30-40 per cent revenue loss for us," said Ashwin Roy Choudhary, Founder of messaging services company Bombil Media.
Wrong time
"This ban has come at a wrong time. Not only is it the holiday, festival season but also the sale season. We were expecting to send out about 10 lakh SMSes a day. Now hotels/shops will not be able to send their customers any messages to update them about offers," said Choudhary.
But loss in SMS revenues is gain for instant messaging platforms such as WhatsApp which is seeing a surge in usage. "Instant messaging has been growing by the day. We have about 100 million users on the Nimbuzz platform globally and about 18 million users in India," said Joby Babu, Head-Operations, Nimbuzz.


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Rusney Watch is nearing an end.
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Man arrested after GMD crash
Date: January 31, 2013
by: Robin Hartill | City Editor
Police arrested a man for driving on a suspended license after a crash in which a 90-year-old woman sustained minor injuries yesterday morning.
According to a Longboat Key police report, Billy Atchley, 45, of Sarasota, told police that he dropped his cell phone on his Ford truck's floorbed and was trying to retrieve it when he drove into the vehicle of Louise Rich, of Bradenton and formerly of Longboat Key, around the 5300 block of Gulf of Mexico Drive near the Centre Shops.
Firefighter/paramedics transported Rich to Blake Memorial Hospital in Bradenton.
Atchley, who was not injured, told police that his license was suspended and that he should not have been driving. Police confirmed that his license had been suspended on multiple occasions for failing to pay traffic fines, license expiration and driving with a suspended license.
Police issued Atchley citations for careless driving and driving with a suspended license and transported him to the Manatee County jail.
Police were on scene for more than six hours.
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This law is quite similar to one that the city of
The problem with these laws is that they pretend to be fair-minded and in the public interest when in fact they are attempts to charge people money for the constitutionally guaranteed right to peaceably assemble. Because virtually any
In another attack on the right of free expression in
However, not even the Library's trustees could handle the portraits of Cheney and Bush, with the head of the trustees calling them "excessively inflammatory" and "crossed the bounds of acceptable community standards." One wonders if this statement would have been made in a community less beholden to the Bush family. This writer's question is this: since when is caricaturing a public official crossing the so-called bounds of acceptable community standards? As of this writing, the two portraits are no longer hanging and two blank spaces exist where the artist had placed them. There are some forums scheduled to discuss the show and the issues it has raised. In addition, the trustees meet soon to decide whether or not the show will remain at all.
These two attacks on the public's opposition to George Bush and his administration make one wonder how thick-skinned Mr. Bush really is. Furthermore, they once again raise the question as to whether or not Mr. Bush and his supporters truly understand the meaning of the word democracy that they bandy about so freely when discussing other nations and their plans for them.


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---- — Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn spoke last week about a proposed plan to erase the state's estimated $100 billion unfunded pension liability. Remember the pension problem? Months ago, it was so severe Quinn set a deadline for lawmakers to resolve it — which they promptly ignored.
Then Quinn said lawmakers would receive no pay until a solution had been reached — but the courts ruled they should be paid.
So now it appears there might be a viable plan in the works to fix the problem, much to the relief of Vermilion County area residents who depend of those state pensions for retirement income. Some, such as teachers, receive no Social Security, so the pension issue holds significant interest for them.
Illinois Senate President John Cullerton endorsed a plan that would yield $1.38 billion in pension savings. It reduces the cost of living adjustment from 3 percent to half the rate of inflation — which means those receiving pension checks would receive less. But it also reduces the amount employees must pay in by 1 percent. So there are benefits to both sides.
The whole to the success of any pension reform plan lies with the General Assembly. Its members carry the blame for the mess in the first place. During a number of years, lawmakers failed to fulfill the promises they made to workers regarding the pension. Either state payments were skipped altogether, or the money went to other projects. This whole debacle could have been avoided had lawmakers imply done what they said they would do.
Whatever plan finally takes shape — lawmakers could vote as early as this month's veto session on a solution — it should include iron-clad, mandatory state payments into the fund to prevent this kind of financial mess from forming in the future. Without that, future legislators once again could raid the fund for their own uses.


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McNally Reclaims A-Sun Weekly Award
FORT MYERS, Fla. – FGCU secured its second-straight 20-win campaign led by the play of Adrianne McNally. Her career-high 32 points against Kennesaw State ensured her second Player of the Week honor of the season, the conference office announced on Monday.
McNally, a junior from Howell, Mich., averaged 25.5 points and 7.0 rebounds while shooting 53.3 percent from the field as she led the Eagles to a pair of victories last week, keeping the Eagles in first place in the A-Sun standings. In FGCU's 88-79 win against Kennesaw State, McNally scored a career-high 32 points and added 11 rebounds and four assists for her third double-double of the season. The 32-point effort ranks as the second-best single-game scoring total in the A-Sun this year (Kennesaw State's Greteya Kelly, 36 against Georgia Southern). Two days later, in the Eagles 65-58 win versus Mercer, McNally scored a team-high 19 points and dished out three assists.
The Pre-Nursing major has put herself in the conversation for an All-Atlantic Sun season as she ranks in the top 10 in scoring (fourth, 14.7), rebounding (ninth, 6.3), assists (fourth, 3.48) and field goal percentage (second, 50.2). She is the only woman in the conference to rank in the top 10 in all four categories.
The Atlantic Sun Conference is an 11-member league committed to Building Winners for Life. The A-Sun stands for achievement with integrity in both the academic and athletic arenas, with a focus on the balance between the two for our student-athletes. Headquartered in Macon, Ga., the A-Sun boasts six of the top eight media markets in the Southeast. The A-Sun includes a blend of the most prestigious and dynamic private and public institutions in the region: Belmont University, Campbell University, East Tennessee State University, Florida Gulf Coast University, Jacksonville University, Kennesaw State University, Lipscomb University, Mercer University, University of North Florida, University of South Carolina Upstate and Stetson University.
Other Top Performers
Jennifer Baker, Kennesaw State (Sr. - G - Fort Lauderdale, Fla. - Criminal Justice) -- Scored her 1000th career point in leading KSU to a 2-1 week. Set a season-high with 26 points at Florida Gulf Coast. Fell a rebound short of a double-double with 15 points and 9 rebounds at Stetson.
Siarre Evans, ETSU (Jr. - G/F - Griffin, Ga. - Sport Management) -- played a huge factor in helping the Lady Bucs go 2-0 this past weekend in Nashville, and helped give ETSU some breathing room for the number one seed in next month's Atlantic Sun Tournament. The junior guard/forward finished with a double-double on the weekend - posting15.5 points and 12.5 rebounds in 36.0 minutes of work. The preseason all-conference selection also averaged 4.0 assists and 2.5 steals. Evans shot 45.5 percent from the field (10-22), 37.5 from three (3-8) and 80-percent from the free throw line (8-10).
Chelsea McMillan, USC Upstate (So. - F - Quincy, Fla. - Accounting) -- Posted two huge 20-point, 10-rebound games ... Had 21 points and 15 rebounds at Belmont for fifth double-double of the season ... Was first 15-rebound game since Jan. 8, 2008 ... Had 25 points and 11 rebounds for sixth double-double at Lipscomb ... Went 9-for-9 from the free throw line and added two assists, two blocks and two steals ... Moved into seventh in school history with 37 blocks this season.
Amber Rockwell, Belmont (Jr. - G - Tuscaloosa, Ala. - Exercise Science) -- Led the Bruins offensively last week in Atlantic Sun action. Against USC Upstate, she netted a team-high 19 points after shooting 46.7 percent from the floor. Against ETSU, Rockwell, who is ranked 87th in the country in three-point field goals per game, scored a career-high 30 points after falling one three pointer short of matching the program's record for threes in a single game (9). Rockwell now stands 26 points away from her 1,000 career point. When she accomplishes the feat, she will be the 25th Belmont women's basketball player to do so.
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Looking for some where to ring in the New Year? Events around the valley will celebrate the start of 2014 on Tuesday night.
The Circle K New Year's Eve Block Party on Mill Avenue will run from 6 p.m. to 2 a.m. Attendees can enjoy food trucks, beer and champagne gardens, musical acts, dancing and games. If you have little ones who want to see fireworks, but don't want to keep them out too late, there will be a Family Fun zone were they'll celebrate "9 Year's Eve." The zone has a Radio Disney Stage and will set off fireworks at 9 p.m. so kids can enjoy too. For the movers and shakers, two dance stages will be on Mill, at 5th and 6th. Tickets are $25 at the gate and $20 at Circle K stores with purchase of certain items.
Scottsdale's Ultimate Block Party is a collaboration between Dos Gringos and RockBar Inc.
The party is enclosed within Craftsman Court, with both indoor and outdoor options.
This event is for adults 21 and older.
If you plan on drinking on Tuesday night, plan ahead!
AAA is offering FREE tipsy tow service from 6 p.m. on Dec. 31 to 6 a.m. on Jan. 1.
Call 1-800-AAA-HELP (1-800-222-4357) and ask for tipsy tow.
Full list of events:
Tempe Block Party: http://www.millavenue.com/entertainment-and-events/newyearseve
Scottsdale Ultimate Block Party: http://scottsdalesultimateblockparty.com/
Westgate New Year's Eve: http://westgateaz.com/nye/
Noon Year's Eve at the Phoenix Zoo: WWW.phoenixzoo.org/event-items/noon-years-eve
Phoenix Public Libraries First Night: http://www.phoenixpubliclibrary.org/
Flagstaff Pinecone Drop: http://www.weatherfordhotel.com/
Prescott Cowboy Boot Drop: http://www.bootdrop.net/
Arizona Broadway Theatre's 2013 NYE Gala: http://azbroadway.org/index.php/the-shows/special-events/new-years-eve
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