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The sales process is without doubt the most important of any business's undertakings. Successful sales management can be achieved or enhanced through some well-organized planning together with the efficient management of an organization's resources. There are a number of customer relationship management systems (CRMs) out there that can manage pre-sales, sales, post-sales and customer service functions.
IThound.com has best practices information and a series of analyst reports, white papers and case studies which discuss the benefits of effective sales management to your business.
Company: Anaplan
Jive's CFO needed to streamline the sales forecasting processes, as they were using disparate and outdated technologies to try to keep on top of their forecasting and quota management. This case study explores how they simplified their sales forecasting, making it more accurate and easy to use. VIEW SUMMARY
Category: Budgeting, Planning & Forecasting | Published: January 2014 | Type: Case Study
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Company: Anaplan
This study features Bosal, an automotive manufacturer that lacked a global overview of supply and demand due to local systems with different ERPs. Bosal had no idea what they were selling from county to country, making forecasting tricky. Read to find out a cloud-based solution streamlined S&OP. VIEW SUMMARY
Category: Manufacturing Enterprise Resource Planning (MERP) | Published: October 2013 | Type: Case Study
Company: Sage
Managing the day to day running of your business, Sage 200 Financials has been developed to provide you with unrivalled business control and management reporting, utilising information held in the nominal ledger, cash book and purchase ledgers. This data sheet runs through the details of Sage 200. VIEW SUMMARY
Category: Financial Management Solutions | Published: October 2013 | Type: Analyst Report
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This Aberdeen Group paper focuses on the fact that the strongest performing sales organisations have come to recognise more you put in, the more you get out. It is important to realise the true value of your sales team to your organisation, download to find out required actions to ensure success. VIEW SUMMARY
Category: Sales Management | Published: October 2013 | Type: White Paper
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This case study focuses on the issues Mcafee were having with consolidating, reviewing and approving commission related data for spread sheets 40 databases. Read to find out how they were able overcome this pain point and see a 400% ROI measured in months on a cash basis. VIEW SUMMARY
Category: Sales and Marketing Software | Published: October 2013 | Type: Case Study
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Company: Optilead
The amount of customers that drop out at each page of your site are almost certainly losing you sales, so how to combat this? This paper highlights the ten top tips to help you sell more to your existing online prospects through a timely phone call; it can produce some amazing results. VIEW SUMMARY
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B2B Multi-Channel Communication with Relayware: Let Melanie, Brad, Eduardo and Jay show you how Relayware can help you communicate with your Indirect Channel enabling business growth and increased profitability. VIEW SUMMARY
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Welsh Government reaches agreement to purchase Cardiff Airport
At an unscheduled press conference this morning, First Minister Carwyn Jones has announced that the Welsh Government has reached an agreement with TBI (International airport management company) to purchase Cardiff Airport.
The First Minister went on to say that it is fairly common in the UK & EU for airports to be state-owned and that "Cardiff Airport will be run on a commercial basis", with one possibility for it to become London's 'terminal six'.
The First Minister confirmed the airport would be run by a specialist operator and that any investment will result in a financial return.
He would also want to see staff transferred to the new operator with their existing terms and conditions.
The purchase of the airport will provide some very exciting opportunities for international trade and tourism...We believe there is great potential to develop the airport, especially with the possible devolution of air passenger duty...It is fairly common in the UK & EU for airports to be state-owned. Cardiff Airport will be run on a commercial basis.
Carwyn Jones said the price for the airport will be subject to independent valuation, but stresses this agreement will only be taken forward following a period of due diligence.
– Steve Hodgetts, Business Development and Commercial Director, Cardiff Airport
Over the last few months, Cardiff Airport has engaged in positive and constructive discussions with the Welsh Government on how best to position Airport for challenges ahead.
In the course of those discussions it emerged that a sale of the airport was one possible option.
To explore that option further, a process has been put in place which will allow the Welsh Government to undertake comprehensive due diligence.
Depending upon the outcome of that due diligence and other related activities it is our understanding that the Welsh may decide to proceed towards a purchase
In April, the First Minister came under criticism after he announced plans to create a Task Force to look into the future of the airport.
The Welsh Conservatives claimed the Welsh Labour Government rejected numerous opportunities to invest in major routes from Cardiff, which could have opened up the Welsh economy to lucrative American and European markets.
The Task Force was to look at delivering joint strategic initiatives for the airport including improving the experience of airport users, maximising the economic impact, minimising negative environmental effects and growing the airport in terms of leisure, business and freight traffic.
Wales' largest union, with about 100 members working at the airport including the fire and rescue service, said that this could mean increased business opportunities for Wales and an increase in tourists from abroad.
– Andy Richards, Unite Wales secretary
Cardiff airport has, for some years, been heavily criticised for a lack of managerial vision and operational strategy.
This has resulted in a less than effective and severely constrained service for the people of Wales, the business community and overseas visitors.
The announcement today by the first minister is very welcome and will, we hope, herald the transformation of the airport into a fitting gateway to Wales which will attract a larger number of operators flying to a greater variety of destinations.
It will also encourage more visitors flying into Cardiff, whether for business or tourism.
This proposal will not only benefit the travelling public, but could give a significant economic boost to Wales.
Bristol airport say they are awaiting further information on the proposals with interest but, they say, based on the information available they would question whether the acquisition of a commercial business operating in a highly competitive market is the best use of taxpayers' money.
They went on to say the nationalisation of Cardiff Airport goes against the global trend towards privatisation and increased competition amongst airports, which is particularly the case in the UK regional market.
Passengers in Wales are already well-served by a combination of Cardiff and other airports, including Bristol. Bristol Airport's route network includes 100 direct services and access to many more destinations worldwide through multiple daily flights to major European hubs.
Bristol Airport welcomes fair competition on a level playing field, but we are concerned that Welsh Government intervention may distort the market for air travel in the South West of England and South Wales to the detriment of consumers on both sides of the border.
We are also concerned about the recent Silk Commission's recommendation to devolve long-haul aviation passenger tax to Wales and the First Minister's stated intention to scrap this tax.
The First Minister has stated today that Cardiff Airport will be run on a commercial basis and would not receive subsidies from the Welsh Government. We will seek assurances from the First Minister that this will be the case.


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Nicholas Bianco, who grew up on Atwells Avenue, was originally with the Colombo crime family in New York before relocating to New England to serve the elder Patriarca for thirty years. Described as a "strong player in the New England underworld for decades," Bianco waited patiently to become boss. He helped run the family in the early 1970s during the critical period that the elder Patriarca was serving time. Bianco moved up the ranks quietly never attracting attention. His low-key image resulted in some members of the Boston mob to complain that they didn't even know what he looked like. Law enforcement figures stated that because of his insulated lifestyle and practices they were never able to record him on tape.
During the 1960s, Bianco was the liaison between the New England family and the Colombo family. Bianco lived in Barrington, Rhode Island, a wealthy town southeast of Providence. His children attended private schools and one son went to law school. In 1984 Bianco was acquitted of murder conspiracy charges in the death of Anthony Mirabella. A year later, similar charges against him in the murder of Richard Callei were dismissed.
When the RICO trials from the March 1990 indictments finally got underway, John F. "Sonny" Castagna, a former associate of the Patriarca family, now turned government witness, revealed that Junior Patriarca would be killed by Boston mobsters if he did not step down. Castagna, testifying in May 1991, said the story was relayed to him by J. R. Russo.
"Raymond Junior had tears in his eyes and he was begging for his life," Castagna quoted Russo as saying.
The testimony took place during the Hartford trial which included defendant Gaetano Milano, who Castagna, now in the Federal Witness Protection Program with his son Jack Johns, claimed murdered William Grasso.
The Hartford trial came to an end on August 8, 1991, when eight members of the Patriarca family were convicted of violating the RICO act. Bianco and Americo Petrillo were convicted on two counts of racketeering; Milano was found guilty of murdering Grasso; and Frank Colantoni Jr. and brothers Frank and Louis Pugliano were found guilty of conspiracy in the Grasso murder. The other two defendants, found guilty of racketeering, were Salvatore "Butch" D'Aquila Jr. and Louis Faillia.
On November 25 Bianco was sentenced to 11 years and five months in prison and fined $125,000. He was ordered to report on December 30. On November 14, 1994, Bianco, at the age of 62, died at the federal medical facility in Springfield, Missouri. He had been suffering from Lou Gehrig's disease.


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Sherwin Leads Eagles, @FGCU_MGolf Just 3 Shots Out Of 2nd At Saint Mary's Invitational
SEASIDE, Calif. – Led by an opening-round 72 and a second-round 71 from sophomore Jake Sherwin, the FGCU men's golf team sits in a tie for 6th place following day one of the two-day, 54-hole Saint Mary's Invitational at Bayonet and Blackhorse Golf Course.
Sherwin (Fort Myers, Fla./Evangelical Christian HS) is tied for 6th overall out a field of 104 golfers, while FGCU sat inside the top 5 of the 19-team field the majority of the sun-filled, 70-degree day on the Monterrey Bay before slotting into their 6th-place finish after nearly 12 hours of golf on Monday. Following the first round, FGCU was tied for 4th with Oregon. California, which finished last year ranked No. 1 in the country by Golfweek, leads second-place Saint Mary's by 18 shots in a field which boasts 10 of the top-100 teams in the nation and six of the top 65.
The Eagles shot rounds of 297-294 (591), and despite being in a tie for 6th are only three shots out of second place. Six shots is all that separates second place from 10th place. Additionally, FGCU is currently ahead of nine other teams that were ranked ahead of it in the final rankings at the end of last season.
A SWFL product, Sherwin began his first round at Bayonet on hole 3, a 355-yard par-4, and promptly made birdie to set the tone for his day. He birdied another hole, this time the 7th, to move to -2 before quickly sliding to +2 by making four bogeys over his next six holes. After five straight pars to steady his scorecard, Sherwin – who entered as the fifth player in head coach Brent Jensen's lineup – birdied both of his final two holes of the opening 18, holes 1 and 2, to finish at even par.
He and his Eagles' teammates then moved to the Blackhorse course for the afternoon, where Sherwin once again started on the 3rd, but made par. A bogey on the 4th was erased shortly after as he rolled in a birdie putt on the par-4 7th and then added consecutive birdies to open his back 9. After a couple bogeys at the end of his back 9, Sherwin made one more birdie – this time on the par-5 1st – to get to 1-under par for the tournament. For the day, the 2012 News-Press Golfer of the Year recorded eight birdies, a year removed from ranking among the top-10 percent of players in the nation in total birdies (68) in 2012-13.
"I'm proud of the way the guys stepped up to the challenge of playing with two teams that went to nationals last year and stayed tough most of the day," Jensen commented about his team playing alongside Cal, Saint Mary's and Kansas State. "We still need to tidy things up for tomorrow. But I'm extremely proud of the way Jake stepped up for us and played extremely solid for 36 holes."
Junior transfer Blake Biggs (Peoria, Ill./Eastern Florida State College/Peoria Notre Dame HS) had a round of 1-under par going through 10 holes, but made bogey on five of his final eight holes of the opening round to shoot a 76. Biggs, who led the Green and Blue in his first outing of the year at the Golfweek Conference Challenge last week, once again had a round of 1-under going in his second 18 of the day – this time through 11 holes – but double-bogeyed the par-5 12th before capping his round with a bogey on 17 and a birdie on 18 to shoot 73 (T30th, 149 total).
Sophomore Edward Figueroa (Naples, Fla./St. John Neumann HS) carded rounds of 75-75 (150) and sits in a tie for 35th place individually. The defending Atlantic Sun Freshman of the Year signed an undulating scorecard both rounds, posting nine pars, six bogeys and three birdies in both the first and second rounds.
After struggling to a 79 in round one, senior Matt Cote (Palm Harbor, Fla./Palm Harbor University HS) more than doubled his birdie total (two to five) in round two, but a triple bogey on the par-5 8th and a double bogey on the par-4 13th at Blackhorse hampered his chances at a great bounce-back round. Cote (154) sits in a tie for 67th overall.
Junior Jack Hernandez (Fort Myers, Fla./Bishop Verot HS) shot rounds of 74-81, respectively, and resides in a tie for 77th (155 total). Hernandez's second round came unglued after making bogey on three consecutive holes on the front 9 and five straight holes on the back 9 en route to 11 bogeys on the round and two birdies.
The Eagles return to the course for the final round of the event on Tuesday with a shotgun start at 8 a.m. local time (11 a.m. Eastern). Once again, live hole-by-hole scoring will be available on Golfstat.com.
FGCU Players
T6) Jake Sherwin (72-71: 143)
T30) Blake Biggs (76-73: 149)
T35) Edward Figueroa (75-75: 150)
T67) Matt Cote (79-75: 154)
T77) Jack Hernandez (74-81: 155)
Tournament Field (GolfWeek.com Rankings From Last Week Of 2012-13 Season)
1) #1 California (288-282: 570)
2) #30 Saint Mary's (294-294: 588)
T3) #139 St. John's (298-291: 589)
T3) #57 San Francisco (301-288: 589)
5) #44 Oregon (297-293: 590)
T6) #71 San Diego (304-287: 591)
8) #86 Long Beach State (305-288: 593)
T9) #148 Santa Clara (300-294: 594)
T9) #84 Fresno State (300-294: 594)
T11) #135 Loyola Marymount (296-304: 600)
T11) #82 UC Irvine (302-298: 600)
13) #54 NC State (302-301: 603)
14) #61 Ball State (309-300: 609)
15) #157 Hawai'i (306-304: 610)
16) #224 CSU Northridge (307-304: 611)
T17) #186 UC Riverside (317-297: 614)
T17) #105 Kansas State (316-298: 614)
19) #123 Akron (312-307: 619)
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The Windsor Excelsior Hotel is located on the very best area of Copacabana, facing the ocean, at one of the most elegant addresses in Rio de Janeiro. The access to any place in Rio is fast and easy: just 10 minutes to downtown or to the domestic airport; and 20 minutes to the international airport. Nearby attractions include the Rio Sul Shopping Center, Sugarloaf, Ipanema, Christ, the Redeemer Statue, Carnival, and the Copacabana Beach itself.
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PEORIA, Ill -- Tuesday night the Peoria City Council addressed the failing riverfront village parking deck structure.
The structure was built in 1998 and in 2010 it started to show signs of deterioration.
The council already paid to fix the steps, and before this year's 4th of July festivities along the riverfront the council approved temporary shoring as a safety precaution.
Tuesday the council approved continued shoring efforts while a consultant does some testing to assess the damage and what needs to be done to fix it.
The motions were approved with councilwoman Akeson the only "no" vote.
Akeson said the design has been flawed from the beginning, "I'm not in favor of throwing good money after bad and I think most of the people that I talked to think that that whole project has been regrettable and I would prefer to see it gone."


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Sat-navs have become must-haves for many drivers, but with such a range of features, it can be hard to pick the best sat-nav for you. We test seven to see which is the most capable overall.
Yet it's not all about being packed with the latest features, as some cheaper, basic models impressed, too. While some drivers prefer smartphone apps, and lots of cars now have built-in sat-navs, portable navs are still popular.
There are plenty of apps available on modern smartphones, and some of them are free - which makes these devices look a bit expensive by comparison. If you go for a branded device like TomTom or Garmin, you need to make sure you're getting good value for money - so we've put together our top seven sat-navs, accessible via the links to the left.
Even if you don't rack up high mileage, live traffic information is a must in a sat-nav – so the devices with traffic updates scored the most points in our test.
Ease of use was crucial, as was their ability to take you to the door of your destination, via a direct route, so we tried each on the same route, mixing urban and rural roads and motorways
All but one of our devices had five-inch screens, but extras such as full European maps and Bluetooth hands-free also impress. We rated services included, like map updates and speed cameras, and quote the best prices from a range of retail and online suppliers at the time of writing.
Garmin has two sat-navs on the podium, with the 3598LMT-D taking overall victory on account of its raft of features. The 2568LMT-D is great value for money and sits in third place, with the capable TomTom GO 6000 splitting the two.
I am astonished by this list which I regard as rubbish. For instance having had numerous satnavs all of which had defects I bought a Garmin Nuvi 50 as an upgrade. I have to say that it is IMHO rubbish. (1) The voices are southern English and mumbled. Clearer voices and dialects are definitely needed, This is very important and at times I revert to my Medion Go-Pal as lazily spoken mumbled southern English is no use whatsoever in a noisy diesel car. (2) Quite frequently the turn is spoken too late and after it has been passed. (3) As always figure of 8 roundabouts defeat it (these seem to defeat them all!)
I would pay good money for an accurate satnav that had clear diction but such things don't seem to exist.
You are not alone JB. This list; actually the whole article is full of bland statements and limited in it's value and accuracy
The Tom Tom app on a Smartphone is as good a solution as any and you can chose your voice and even download them. This is available for Android and iPhone - I don't think Auto Express know what Android is though (:<
(yes I have had both I'm not a fan boy as they call it)
Sat-Nav's are pretty much redundant these days, All half decent smart phones come with google maps and google navigation as standard ( apart from Iphone's and Blackberrys ) This includes live traffic updates inc Crash reports / estimated time of arrival in the current traffic conditions and multiple routes and you can SYNC it to your computer for custom route planning at home if that's your cup of tea.
I got my Nexus 4 for £135 unlocked brand new and with its 4.8" screen its the perfect phone/ sat-nav.
My TomTom is now a brick—good for nothing but the garbage. And thanks to terrible customer service, they won't even replace my $350 device! Crooks
It's never worked on my Mac to connect and update. And now it doesn't work on a PC. TomTom support department want's to use the excuse on PC firewall and security systems but, when we took the one firewall setting off—it still called an ERROR and crashed the internet.
Not only that but, the PC & TomTom combo deleted the entire application from the device!!! It can turn On > says THERE"S NO MAPS > and then I can turn it Off. Hence a useless piece of plastic. Crooks I tell you—crooks.
Thanks TomTom for taking my money, for a poorly developed and tested product and useless support and customer service!
I hope Garmin is actually compatible with Mac's and offer better service.
I bought copilot on the recommendation from autoexpress and the fact that live traffic is free. When I now click on livetraffic, it says it is an upgrade for " " (it is blank!). When I press buy, it does nothing.
Has autoexpress realy try to enable live traffic or just took copilot word for it?


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Enjoy a panoramic tour of La Coruña and visit the famous village of Betanzos on this excellent half-day tour.
Commencing from the pier, you will first enjoy a drive through La Coruña, passing the famous Tower of Hercules. Now declared a National Monument and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Tower was built by the Romans in the 2nd century AD by the order of the Emperor Trajan. It is one of the oldest lighthouses in the world that is still used for its original purpose of guiding ships into the harbor and amazingly, its light can be seen from 32 miles away. Next, your coach will travel along the seafront promenade past the San Anton Castle, which now houses the Archeological Museum.
Leaving La Coruña behind, you will make the 45 minute drive to Betanzos, a wonderful Galician town that offers a genuine and unspoiled view of the region and its colorful past. Upon arrival, you will embark on a guided walking tour of this former Roman town that emerged from the ancient settlement of Castro de Untia. The town later came into an era of prosperity when King Alfonso IX granted it the same law-code as La Coruña. However, it was the mighty Andrade family and other noblemen who were the protagonists of Betanzos' medieval history, hence the name of Betanzos de Los Caballeros ('of the Knights'). The nobility and bourgeois who made their homes here, attracted the Franciscans, whose church is a masterpiece of the Galician art. A visit to the Church of San Francisco is included in your tour as well as viewing several other notable sights, such as the 16th century clock tower and well-preserved town walls.
Before rejoining your coach for the drive back to La Coruña, you will make your way to the Hotel Porto Covo for a refreshment break.
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NBC's Al Roker to Present 2013 Holmes-Hunter Lecture
Each year, UGA hosts the Holmes-Hunter Lecture on campus in honor of Charlayne Hunter-Gault and the late Hamilton Holmes, who were the first African-American students to enroll at UGA. This special event has taken place since 1985 and is an important reminder for all of us that that many individuals endured great hardship to ensure all Americans have the right to a public education.
This year's lecture will be given by NBC's Al Roker, who will trade his New York City studio for UGA's Chapel this Sunday, February 3 at 3 p.m.
Roker has appeared on the Today Show as the weather and feature anchor—and now as a host—since 1996. He also hosts annual specials for NBC, including the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, the Christmas Tree Lighting at the Rockefeller Center and the Rose Bowl Parade. He is a 12-time Emmy winner, a TV producer, CEO of Al Roker Entertainment Inc., and a bestselling author.
I look forward to this year's lecture, which should not only be informative, but entertaining. Roker resides in Manhattan with his three children and wife Deborah Roberts (ABJ '82), who is a Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication graduate. Roberts delivered the Holmes-Hunter Lecture in 2006, so I'm sure she's giving her husband a few tips before he takes the stage this weekend!
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We recently sat down with the man behind Freshman Welcome, Assistant Director of Student Programs Evan Tighe (BSED '08, MA '11). The following recounts his experience this past Sunday when UGA welcomed thousands of members of the Class of 2018 into Sanford Stadium for this special event.
Last Sunday, I stood on the field of Sanford Stadium and witnessed something incredible.
After 20 minutes of direction from members of the Redcoat Marching Band, thousands of incoming freshmen from the UGA Class of 2018 formed a single entity on the soft green turf; they had formed the revered "Super G."
Thousands of students, from a multitude of backgrounds, hometowns, interests and intended majors gathered in one spot for the same purpose.
Thousands of students.
Thousands of futures.
Thousands of dreams.
One united display of UGA pride.
After the official class photo was taken, I watched the students disperse and head in different directions. It was a perfect analogy, I realized. These students all have their own dreams. They will face their own challenges and realize their own successes. They will declare their own majors and they will decide their own path at UGA.
They will become our society's next generation of doctors, veterinarians, botanists and scientists.
They will be our new businessmen and women, executives, lawyers and political leaders.
They will serve us as teachers, counselors, coaches and social workers.
They will inspire us as poets, dancers, artists and musicians.
They will build for us as engineers, architects, mechanics and designers.
And then, once UGA has prepared them for their rest of their lives, they will reunite once again on the field of Sanford Stadium to throw their caps in the air during Commencement. In a final display of solidarity, they will watch fireworks illuminate the stands of Sanford Stadium, where they cheered on the Bulldogs and sang "Glory, Glory" countless times. They will then go on to do great things in the world.
I am honored to advise a group of 35 students, the Student Alumni Council, who feel the same way. Even though they are not yet alumni, they have already made a monetary gift to UGA through the Georgia Fund.
Each freshman is just a tiny part of that "G." It is only by coming together as a class that they can form the whole symbol. Each individual may only be able to give a little to the university. But together, small gifts build an incredible foundation which will vault the University of Georgia to even greater accomplishments.
UGA may just be one university, but it is our university.
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The Class of 2018 was welcomed into the Bulldog family with style yesterday afternoon during the fourth annual Freshman Welcome.
Freshman Welcome was a day of firsts for many of the students in attendance. First time at Sanford Stadium. First time Between the Hedges. First time hearing from President Jere W. Morehead (JD '80) and Football Coach Mark Richt. First time learning UGA game day traditions like Calling the Dawgs, Krypton and the Battle Hymn of the Bulldog Nation. Click here to view a video of yesterday's festivities - or check out students' photos on Twitter and Instagram using #uga18.
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2014 Freshman Send-Off Recap
This summer, the UGA Alumni Association and alumni chapters from across the country welcomed incoming students and their families into the Bulldog family. Each participating chapter hosted its own Freshman Send-Off Party to introduce the Class of 2018 to the Bulldog Nation.
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Spanish Springs High School students have learned their school is one of five national finalists in a Katy Perry music video contest.
Last month, Perry challenged high schools nationwide to remake her music video 'Roar' while on national television. SSHS took the challenge and here is a link to the video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a5pnOHxCytY
"We are so proud of our students and our school community coming together to make this a reality for Spanish Springs High School," says principal Tasha Fuson. "We are excited to be part of this national competition."
Broadcast journalism teacher Mike Bowers adds, "Teachers know that to get students to buy into school and graduate, the kids have to feel connected to the school. Even if we don't win the grand prize, this event has unified our school and have given us a special memento we can watch over and over throughout the years."
Fuson adds, "I just want people to know that SSHS is a close-knit family. We celebrate all of our students and their contributions to our school. We have a lot of pride in our school, and we are happy to showcase that pride in front of the whole country." Perry will decide the winner herself. If Spanish Springs wins, Katy Perry will throw a free concert at the school on October 25th.
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"I was so impressed with the video and the hours of hard work Spanish Springs students put into it," First Lady Kathleen Sandoval said. "Through the use of music and dance, the video brings to light the struggles that every teenager faces. I congratulate the students of Spanish Springs High School for shining a light on these issues and I wish them the very best as the competition continues."
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Peaches & Cream French Toast Recipe
- 1 cup packed brown sugar
- 1/2 cup butter, cubed
- 2 tablespoons corn syrup
- 1 can (29 ounces) sliced peaches, drained
- 1 loaf (1 pound) day-old French bread, cubed
- 1 package (8 ounces) cream cheese, cubed
- 12 eggs
- 1-1/2 cups half-and-half cream
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- In a small saucepan, combine the brown sugar, butter and corn syrup. Cook and stir over medium heat until sugar is dissolved; pour into a greased 13-in. x 9-in. baking dish.
- Arrange peaches in dish. Place half of the bread cubes over peaches. Layer with cream cheese and remaining bread. Place the eggs, cream and vanilla in a blender; cover and process until smooth. Pour over top. Cover and refrigerate overnight.
- Remove from the refrigerator 30 minutes before baking. Bake, uncovered, at 350° for 50-60 minutes or until a knife inserted near the center comes out clean. Yield: 12 servings.
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After reading some of the reviews that said it was bland, not very sweet, etc., I did change the way the ingredients were layered in the pan. I started with half the bread cubes, followed by half the peaches, the cream cheese, the remaining bread cubes and remaining peaches. I drizzled the brown sugar/butter mixture over the top and finished by pouring the egg mixture over all. We thought the french toast had a delicious caramel flavor to it and I will definitely make it this way again. My husband added some maple syrup to his, but I thought it was sweet enough without. I only made a half a batch for the two of us, but am looking forward to making a full batch the next time we have company for brunch!
Used maple syrup instead of corn and added allspice to egg mixture. Dusted the top with cinnamon and brown sugar! Delish!
Hubby and I and half the kids loved it. The other half of the kids liked the flavor, but as stated in several reviews, did not like the chunks of cream cheese. As for it not having enough flavor or sweetness, though I added some cinnamon, remembering that it is supposed to be breakfast and not dessert, I thought the flavor was fabulous. Next time I will either blend the cream cheese with some peach juice and spread it more evenly or just blend it with the eggs. I will also use peach juice instead of corn syrup for the syrup layer --wish I had thought of that while I was putting it together. We can't wait to use this recipe the next time we go with friends to a cabin getaway!
My family loves this, even the pickiest eater. I use Harvest Spice peaches instead of regular sliced peaches and I don't refrigerate over night- no soggy bread as others have complained about.
Very dissapointed- Soggy bread, and clumps of cream cheese. Just blah. I added brown sugar and cinnamon to the top as suggested by others reviews. Just wasn't as delicious as expected.
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These mushrooms make a great side dish, the basil giving them a jolt of fresh flavor. Great with cheese and crusty bread—or make ahead for an appetizer tray.
Serves 4. Prep time: 15 minutes active; 60 minutes total.
1 pound small white button mushrooms
1 quart water
2 cloves garlic, peeled and smashed
1 bay leaf
1 tablespoon lemon juice
3 tablespoons balsamic vinegar
3 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
1 tablespoon fresh basil, chopped
½ teaspoon minced garlic
Pinch of white pepper
Pinch of salt
½ teaspoon tamari (optional)
• Wash mushrooms, remove stems, and set aside.
• In a deep saucepan, combine the water, bay leaf, lemon and 2 smashed cloves of garlic and bring to a boil.
• Add mushrooms, bring to a rolling simmer and poach until the mushrooms are tender, approximately 3-5 minutes.
• Remove the mushrooms from the pot, drain well and cool in refrigerator for 30 minutes.
• In a stainless steel bowl, whisk together balsamic vinegar, olive oil, basil, garlic, pepper and tamari (optional).
• Add the cooled mushrooms and toss to coat. Let stand 15-30 minutes for flavor to develop, tossing occasionally.
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Small white mushrooms Garlic
Lemon Basil
Balsamic vinegar Tamari (optional)
Olive oil
SPICES and SEASONINGS
Bay leaf Sea salt
White pepper
Serving suggestion:
Create an antipasto platter starring these poached mushrooms, along with semi-hard cheeses like smoked Gouda or dill Havarti, and slices or cubes of hard salami. The mushrooms can be made a day in advance and stored in the refrigerator. For best flavor, let them stand at room temperature for 20 minutes before serving.
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125 calories 10 g. fat
0 mg. cholesterol 50 mg. sodium
6 g. carbohydrate 2 g. fiber
4 g. protein
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Okay, I see pictures of Super C's with wide front end and then again with tricycle front end. Was it an option or was it just different years? I would like to have a Super C but I don't want a tricycle front.
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Wide front was an option I believe.
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And a very rare one in the Deep South. All that I have ever seen were NF (2 tires up front) or the tricycle (one front tire).
I had to go to Illinois to find a wide front for my Super C. Still don't have the bumpers.
But I do love that tractor!
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I enjoy mine as well. Drives like a Cadillac. Steers with one finger and a nice cushy ride. A lot more stable than I thought it would be with the narrow front.
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A narrow front may be easier to row crop with, and it will have a much smaller turning radius. I've been told that there are fewer accidents with the narrow fronts since the drivers are more cautious. I've never seen any statistics to back this up.
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Big Bog was wright the wide fronts was a option. And yes they are very hard to find in good shape most of them you find have been welded on.
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I sould be able to get repro's of the rubber bumpers if you want a pair.
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'round these parts [mostly corn belt] wide fronts and/or standard tread [fixed widefront axle, sometimes called 'wheatland' - such as the IH 'W' series] were pretty uncommon in the '40s & '50s.
By sometime in the '60s adjustable wide fronts were gaining much more favor until now the nf's are not at all common - or even available in many cases.
As to safety, the nf, when it hit a rock or dropped in a plow furrow could spin the front, and thus the steeriing wheel = broken or very sore thumbs, elbows, etc.
Our neighbor was proud of his new 'C' - until he dropped the front end in a hidden hole, broke the whole assembly off, replaced with a nf which is still on the tractor 60 years later. I don't remember if he was injured, but it sure cured him of nf tractors.
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And you've never had that happen with a wide front? The Ford/Ferguson tractors had a special feature for that. The front hubs stuck well past the edge of the tires. Just when you think you cleared an end post, that hub would hit and the wheels spin all the way to the lock. All you could do was try to get stopped before you were wrapped around the post.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – For more than 16 minutes on Monday night at Swisher Gym, Mercer and the Jacksonville University men's basketball team engaged in a physical, fast-paced contest that barely gave fans of either school a chance to catch their breath. At the final media stoppage of the first half, Mercer held a 31-29 lead with the Dolphins in possession of the basketball. There was no one play that turned the momentum, no breakaway dunk or back-breaking three. There was just the utter refusal of one team to miss a shot. The Bears ended the first half on a 10-0 run to go into the break ahead, 41-29, then connected on their first 14 shots of the second half to surge ahead by as many as 39 on their way to an 86-49 win in the Atlantic Sun opener for both teams. Mercer goes to 10-4 (1-0 A-Sun) while Jacksonville drops to 4-8 (0-1 A-Sun).
The energy in the gym was much as you would expect from a conference opener, and both teams came out ready to play in the opening minutes. Mercer took a quick 4-0 lead until Jarvis Haywood got in the lane twice and kickstarted an 8-2 Jacksonville run to put the Dolphins on top for the first time. The lead swung back and forth for a few minutes and a jumper from Javon Dawson had JU within one at 17-16, but the Bears reeled off a 7-0 run to take a 24-16 lead with just under 10 minutes until halftime.
After Dawson and Mercer's Langston Hall traded three points – Dawson from a 3-pointer and Hall from the stripe – Jacksonville came back courtesy of a 10-4 run that was finished off by a tough Dawson layup in traffic off a feed from Sam Hunt that made it 31-29. On the next trip down the floor, Hunt drew a foul on Mercer's Kevin Canevari to give JU the ball coming out of the break. That's when things fell apart for the Dolphins. A turnover led to free throws on the other end for the Bears and started their 10-0 run over the final 3:30 of the half. The fireworks were just getting started.
The Dolphins started with possession in the second half and Haywood took advantage, ducking into the lane and dropping in a finish with his off hand to make it 41-31. That was answered by buckets from Ike Nwamu and Anthony White, Jr., but RJ Slawson brought the JU crowd to life with a monstrous put-back jam to stem the tide at 47-33. That would prove to be as close the Dolphins would get the rest of the way. For over seven minutes, Jacksonville would only score from the foul line, while the Bears made everything in sight. By the time Keith McDougald drove into the paint and scored nearing the 10-minute mark, Mercer's lead was 74-40. While Jacksonville forced the Bears into a number of second half turnovers, the deficit was too much to be overcome and the visitors walked away with the win.
Hall scored a game-high 25 points for Mercer on the night. White, Jr. added 15 points while Daniel Coursey had game-high rebounding honors with seven and scored 12 points on 6-of-6 from the field.
Dawson paced Jacksonville on the evening with 13 points. Haywood added 10 and four rebounds.
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- The last time Jacksonville was held under 50 points came last season in the team's home game with Mercer. That day, the Dolphins came away with a 49-47 victory at Jacksonville Veterans Memorial Arena.
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- Javon Dawson made Jacksonville's only 3-pointer in the contest at the 8:41 mark of the first half. The Dolphins ended the day 1-of-17 (.059) from deep, the worst 3-point shooting percentage in Warren's time as coach.
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Still have to build 3 doors and finish the stalls but I'm getting there
Nice Barn . Hard Work. I have gotten to be an expert, but mine is much smaller.
Nice barn .
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I am looking forward to an up close inspection.. Wow As I've said before.... ya does good work buddy.. awesome.. you can come help build my barn ANY DAY OF THE WEEK
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Only thing wrong with that picture is there is no RED CUB sitting on that green grass in front of that GREAT looking barn
I bought an old tractor all dusty and worn,
knew nothing about her just the year she was born
I washed her and greased her and painted her red
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Looks good Donny.
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Lookin Great Donny
I was home a three weeks ago. I got a bug and thought I would build trusses for a shed. Well now I can say I did it but won't do it agin Oh well its in the very back of the yard. Mabe I can shim it so the roof will look strait. I have a lot of respect for all the work you have done there
Take care of your equipment and it will take care of you. 1964 cub. Farmall 100 and 130.
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Donny, I love the "old style" design, the color looks great and your grass is a beautiful thing. GREAT JOB
Are those two cross buck side doors big enough to get the Cubs in and out
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The color is Rosewood The grass hasn't been mowed in a month, a dreaded benefit of being dry. And yes I can fit several Cubs inside but not through the side doors.
I should post a picture of the new fence I just put up. The horses like it.
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The Atlanta Falcons wrapped up their bye week by returning to practice on Monday and they received some good news. Wide receiver Julio Jones returned to practice, and barring a setback he would seem likely to return to the field this coming Sunday against the Indianapolis Colts. The Colts are a fantastic fantasy matchup for wide receivers, so if he is back, you will want him back in your lineup.
Jones has been out since suffering a hamstring injury week five against the Green Bay Packers. Hamstrings are always tough injuries, especially for skill position players. Jones sat out two games and the bye week and that would appear to have him sufficiently back on track.
Harry Douglas had filled in the starting role in Jones absence and put together a pair of solid performances, twice leading the Falcons in receiving yards. It will be interesting to see how the Falcons use Douglas now that Jones is back on the field.
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