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Is An ESOP The Right Way For You To Transition Ownership?July 17, 2014 10:14 am | by Corey Rosen | Comments
An Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP) is a kind of employee benefit plan, similar in many ways...
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With mergers and acquisitions at a 13-year high, there is a pandemic identity crisis in business today. This merging and melding of cultures presents a special challenge for companies. The lack of identity confuses and confounds employees and customers.
Why You Should Private Label. Now.July 10, 2014 12:20 pm | by Beau Walter, Sales & Marketing Manager, Athea Laboratories | Packaging
A quick look around at many of the national "big box" stores, or at the large e-commerce distributors in our industry, will tell you how prevalent private labeled products are today, both in industrial and retail markets.
Jack Keough: Industry Consolidation Said To Be IncreasingJuly 10, 2014 12:13 pm | by Jack Keough, Contributing Editor
Distribution could be in the midst of a consolidation phase. Industrial Distribution's latest Annual Survey of Distributor Operations, for example, shows that 25 percent of industrial distributors would be agreeable to accepting a buy-out offer, up from 19 percent last year.
Just When You Thought International Electronic Payments Were SafeJuly 10, 2014 12:09 pm | by Fred Mendelsohn, Partner at Burke, Warren, Mackay & Serritella, P.C. in Chicago
Recently, the FBI released a bulletin titled "Man-in-the-Email" Fraud Could Victimize Area Businesses, outlining how three Seattle area businesses sent electronic payments to their China-based suppliers, only to learn that the payments were intercepted by thieves and diverted from the supplier, sometimes leaving the supplier, and other times the purchaser, "holding the bag."
Entrepreneurial Spirit, Operational ClockworkJuly 10, 2014 11:32 am | by Abbigail Kriebs, Associate Editor
DXP Enterprises, Inc. has a history of providing solutions right where they are needed. The company started as Southern Engine and Pump Company in 1908, providing water pumps – and even cotton gin engines – to the rice and cotton industries in the surrounding Texas countryside.
Q&A: Environmental Health and Safety ProgramsJune 17, 2014 9:58 am | by Industrial Distribution Staff
Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) programs cover a broad range of disciplines including industrial hygiene, environmental compliance, and general safety. The goal of a program is to protect the health and safety of employees, the local community, and the environment from potential hazards that are presented by the operations conducted at the facility.
Are Quebecers Irrationally Opposed To Shale?June 16, 2014 9:40 am | by University of Montreal
Quebecers are particularly hostile toward the development of shale gas, but this aversion is driven less by 'not in my backyard' attitudes than 'not in anyone's backyard,' according to a comparative study of 2,500 Quebecers and Americans.
Hone Your Social Skill: Part 2June 15, 2014 4:52 pm | by Abbigail Kriebs, Associate Editor - @AbbigailatID
If you are already participating on a couple of social platforms, make sure that you are doing so with a distinct strategy. Leaving the task of managing the channel to whomever, whenever is a sure recipe for failure.
Why Making Lights In America 'Is Not Just An Option'June 13, 2014 9:44 am | by Joel Hans, Managing Editor, Manufacturing.net
Lighting in America is big business. Not just in the scope of money invested toward new illumination, but also in the sheer volume of electricity required to keep the lights on.
What Goes Into Good Warehouse Design?June 11, 2014 9:42 am | by Jeff Maree, Product Specialist, Eaton Filtration Online
No matter what your industry, the design of your warehouse has far-reaching ramifications for efficiency and savings. The layout should make sense, and items should be accessible at short notice.
Why Does This Tax Credit Need A Revival?June 6, 2014 3:03 pm | by Joel Hans, Managing Editor, Manufacturing.net
The New Markets Tax Credit (NMTC) Program, established back in 2000 to spur economic development in blighted communities around the U.S., actually doesn't exist anymore. The credit expired at the end of 2013, despite a bill in Congress that would have permanently added it to the U.S. tax code.
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Doing business on the internet has inherent risks, many of which can be substantially minimized by establishing clear contract rights with prospective and actual purchasers.
Summer Is Here: Preventing Heat Stress On The JobJune 5, 2014 10:22 am | by Scott Jacobs, PE, Director of Engineering, Port-A-Cool, LLC
Many industries face challenges when it comes to providing a cool working environment, particularly in heat-susceptible areas such as industrial plants, warehouses, and manufacturing facilities. These extreme-heat situations can impact worker safety and productivity, and certainly, the company's bottom-line.
The Competitive Advantage You Didn't Know You HadJune 5, 2014 9:36 am | by Reid Jajko, General Manager, NSK Corporation
In today's market, end users expect their distributors to deliver real, measurable value. Large national accounts typically require distributors to commit to specific cost savings as a condition of winning their business — something that is not always easy for distributors to achieve.
Q&A: The Future Of The IndependentJune 3, 2014 4:24 pm | by Abbigail Kriebs, Associate Editor - @AbbigailatID
For a recent webinar, Jack Keough was joined by Dan Ahuero, Vice President of Mergers & Acquisitions at The United Distribution Group; Jennifer Judge Murphy, President of NetPlus Alliance; and Steve Short, President and Owner of Updike Supply Company, to discuss the changing marketplace and how independent distributors still fit in the mix.
The Nuts & Bolts Of Online CommerceJune 2, 2014 5:07 pm | by Anna Wells, Executive Editor - @industrialanna
Like many small and medium sized businesses in this space, opportunities for growth can be cumbersome or resource-prohibitive, yet Tacoma Screw has been able to create opportunities for reaching new customers and adding a layer of enhanced service to its existing base.
Value-CADedMay 27, 2014 11:24 am | by Jeff Reinke, Editorial Director - @JeffReinkeABM
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It's something no passenger wants to see: 5 people become sick on a flight, let alone one from Germany to Chicago.
That is exactly what happened Saturday night at O'Hare Airport.
Lufthansa Airlines flight 432 was a rough one for several passengers. According to an airline spokesman -- a passenger had a heart attack a half hour into the flight from Frankfurt to Chicago O'Hare. The plane had to make an emergency landing in London.
Flight 432 took off once again, bound for Chicago. As the plane flew over Canada, four 'other' passengers began to have heart issues.
According to traveler Leo Sulas, passengers were asked to remain seated as the flight was about to land in Chicago. They were told that more sick people had to be removed from the plane upon landing.
An airport employee saw the commotion as paramedics transported at least two of the passengers to an area hospital.
"I'm aware that the people were older individuals," said Daniel Georgiev, an eye-witness.
The Chicago Fire Department says two of the four people were hospitalized for nausea and were listed in good condition.
Back at O'Hare Airport, other passengers collecting their luggage were still in disbelief at the whole situation.
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LAFAYETTE (AP) — North-central Indiana firefighters have rescued two men after their canoe struck an underwater obstruction and overturned in the flooded Wabash River.
The 23-year-old and 18-year-old men were wearing life jackets when they were found beneath a bridge Sunday evening by Lafayette firefighters.
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Conservation officers say the current was too fast for those canoeists to reach the capsized canoe, but the two men who were thrown in the water were able to swim to shore and were rescued by the firefighters.
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text: The Bangor Daily News interviewed Lenard Kaye, director of the University of Maine Center on Aging, for an article on Forbes' ranking of Bangor as one of the best places to retire. Kaye said he was not surprised by the ranking, citing low crime rates, cleanliness, low cost of living and natural beauty as reasons to retire in Bangor. Kaye also called the UMaine Center on Aging a testament to the community's focus, saying UMaine recognizes the process of aging as an issue that demands attention.


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Brand Driver: A community with a rich mix of nationalities, cultures, and life experiences
Inside and outside the classroom, experience here spans borders, languages and time. Cultures converge. Viewpoints are respected.
- Students come from all 50 states and more than 100 countries around the world
- ODU has more than 300 social, professional, religious, academic, recreational and educational student organizations on campus
- There are 163 nationalities, cultures and heritages of ODU faculty, staff and students represented on campus
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"I'm still at it," brags painter Arnold Mesches.
For the soon-to-be 90-year-old painter, it's no small triumph. Nor is the citywide retrospective of his work at Miami-Dade College's Museum of Art and Design.
His latest paintings, from an appropriately named Shock and Awe series, were finished late last year and give up no ground from a forceful body of work. "I don't like staying in one place," he says. "I have too many things to explore, new things to try all the time."
What Mesches has been exploring over a career that has taken him from Hollywood to New York — and since 2002, Gainesville, where he is an adjunct professor at the University of Florida — is the precariousness of the human condition.
At the Freedom Tower, Arnold Mesches: A Life's Work explores 60 years of his output. Complementary exhibitions at MDC's Wolfson, North and Kendall campus galleries home in on more specialized aspects of his work.
Jeremy Mikolajczak, executive director and chief curator of MOAD, described organizing the shows as "an opportunity to honor" an artist who had been his teacher and mentor at UF. Nearly filling the display space at Freedom Tower, this is the most comprehensive exhibition devoted to Mesches, but he is hardly a stranger to the local art scene. Florida International University's Frost Art Museum in 2010 exhibited work from his Anomie series of idiosyncratic history paintings tracing a timeline between 1492 and 2006; Mesches also has exhibited at Dorsch Gallery and will be included in a group show later this season at Zadok Gallery.
The Freedom Tower exhibition ranges from the first painting Mesches exhibited in 1945 to work finished just last December. A thread that runs through the work is what the show's curator, Kim Levin, described as "the society of spectacle." Circuses, amusement parks, fiery conflagrations, palatial interiors all provide the settings for Mesches' view of the world. "He's the only artist I know who's dealing with it," she says.
The spectacles that Mesches depicts in his large-scale paintings are rarely subtle, but the bold colors, jarring images and impassioned technique are what give his work such power.
In his Paint series, he offers up a compendium of his pictorial concepts, bringing together his brushes and paints with Old Masters who have influenced him, such as El Greco and Goya. Weather Patterns juxtaposes acrobats performing amidst a lightning storm, a human cannonball hurtling into a cloud bank and clowns on stilts walking through a swamp. In the Coming Attractions paintings, sumptuous interiors are filled with skeletons, laundry and images of the downtrodden.
The most recent painting in the exhibition, Shock and Awe 23, shows the artist experimenting with a new technique while maintaining his thematic focus. Multiple paintings are, as he puts it, molded together and finished into a single image of a raging fire. "I'm destroying perspective,'' Mesches says. "There are chairs bigger than cars."
The spectacles that the artist portrays inevitably include conflict.
"Since I was two years old," Mesches says, "all I remember is war, war, war. There's no such thing as peace. It's a frightening world, and I have to do something about it." He concedes that his paintings, unlike television, reach a much smaller community, but says that he wants people who do see them "to question what I'm doing, to bring their own lives into my paintings."
The artist's own life is the subject of work showing at MDC's Kendall Art Gallery. His participation in a 1946 Hollywood trade union strike as well as his illustrations for political magazines caught the attention of the FBI, which kept track of him for a quarter century. Mesches obtained copies of their files through the Freedom of Information Act and turned them into collages — "modern illuminated manuscripts," he calls them — illustrated with images from that era.
Concurrently, the college's North Gallery is showing Arnold Mesches: Noise, 10 works that deal with global, urban and political information overload, all simultaneously shouting and vying for attention. This is the first time these works have been exhibited.
A third MDC gallery exhibit is Arnold Mesches: Minispective at the Wolfson Campus's Center Gallery. A collection of smaller-scale paintings, drawings and collages created between 1996 and 2002, many of these works are preparatory studies for Mesches' large paintings and offer a glimpse into his artistic practices.
Both Mikolajczak and Levin described Mesches as "an artists' artist," one respected among fellow artists, critics and museum curators, but lesser known to the public.
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There is much debate on when seniors should stop driving.
Thirty states have some sort of older-age requirement for drivers licenses. But, the age restrictions vary greatly from state to state.
Since 2007, Texas requires drivers 85 or older to renew their license in person and pass an eye exam every two years. In Washington D.C. those 70 and older must bring a doctor's certification that they are ok to drive with every renewal.
The National Highway Traffic Administration is proposing all states address the growing problem of impaired elder drivers. Measured by miles driven, the crash rate for older drivers climbs in the 70's and even more at 80 and above
"If they start having too many accidents, or they notice on their own even that they are incompetent as far as backing up, or getting out into traffic, they feel a little panicky, then they shouldn't be driving," Evelyn Richie, a senior citizen driver says.
Other senior citizens we spoke with today all agree there isn't a certain age for everyone to stop driving. Richie says she will keep driving as long as she can.
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PASCO, Wash. -- After moving to their new facility in Pasco, 2nd Harvest can now store more food, which means they need more volunteers to help sort all that extra food.
Volunteer coordinator, Deborah Bourque says many people are willing to help in the evenings, but they need people with flexible morning schedules.
"We could always use more volunteers. We are sorting every Wednesday morning so we need volunteers from nine to noon," said Bourque. Specifically from 9:00am-12:00pm.
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A parcel tax is a thinly veiled excuse to have access to a pot of discretionary funds.
Original post made by Mike on Feb 13, 2008
Every few years there is a new budget crisis. There is alway a panic and campaign to make the taxpayers feel the pain for it. We don't know what the true amount will be yet, historically the cuts have been much less than first threatened.
PUSD wants taxpayers to give them more money in the form of a parcel tax to cover the cuts. The district has been working on a strategy to get a parcel tax passed for more than two years. They are now exploiting this latest " budget crisis" as their latest excuse.
The purpose of reserves is to get us through lean years but the district should be looking at belt tightening and all ways that do not touch our kids first. The roll back of administrative salaries should be the first cuts. The unions should share the burden with pay freezes to preserve jobs.
A parcel tax is a thinly veiled excuse to have access to a new pot of discretionary funds. Unlike a bond where the funds must be used for capital, a parcel tax is used for salary. Program is code for salary to support program.
It would be like paying a parcel tax to pay those administrative salary increases.
It is foolish to talk about a parcel tax for a short term budget tightening.
on Feb 13, 2008 at 7:18 pm
I do agree with Mike. However I do believe that the district has already dipped into the reserves for these past years, and any money used must be returned in a certain amount of time. having said that the administration has received their salary increase before Superintendent Casey made the announcement.
on Feb 13, 2008 at 7:36 pm
The timing of the superintendents raise was just before the budget announcement. They knew the budget announcement was coming.
Does anyone remember the amount of the raise and the administrators salaries?
I don't remember what they used the reserves for but I do remember it was at the same meeting as the superintendents raise. Was there a connection?
I will not support a parcel tax!
on Feb 13, 2008 at 10:15 pm
You know, in other states like New York, where I'm from, the money for public schools doesn't fluctuate year to year. There is never a 'crisis'. There are no 'bonds'. You never hear about budget cuts for public schools. The way California funds public schools is not intelligent. This is weird, and weirder still because it doesn't have to be this way. Look at how other states fund schools. Look and learn. This is dumb.


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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Before moving along with the usual summer business of college basketball news and nonsense, The 'Book needs to acknowledge the uncommon character of University of Louisville senior-to-be Luke Hancock.The Final Four Most Outstanding Player lost his father to a long battle with cancer last week. He was en route from Louisville to Colorado Springs to try out for the U.S. World University Games team when he got the news.These were days that the father and son knew were coming. Hancock spent nearly four weeks back home in Virginia with his father, and this was the course the men decided upon. Hancock would play. He would try to make the USA team, regardless of what happened.When asked about it late last week, University of Louisville coach Rick Pitino told WHAS Radio's Terry Meiners, "Luke obviously is in a difficult time with his father passing. I don't know how focused he is on making that team."Hancock made the team. And not only did he make the team, but he has been one of its main scorers in early workouts. Fran Fraschilla wasn't keeping official stats in a Saturday scrimmage, but estimated Hancock at one point had made 7 of 8 three pointers. Adam Zagoria said Hancock made four in a row, causing USA assistant coach John Beilein of Michigan to have flashbacks."It looked like the game against Michigan," Zagoria said USA head coach Bob McKillop told SNY.tv, referring to the national championship game."[Michigan coach and USA assistant] John Beilein was sitting on the bench and said it was a replay of what happened in the national championship."McKillop also said of Hancock: "He's as crafty a player as you can find. He's just really crafty. He understands angles. There was one stretch where he hit four straight (threes), just great shots."Hancock doesn't talk about difficulties. When he spoke to WDRB the day after his father's death, it was made clear that he did not wish to discuss it publicly. It's rare for young people to handle anything privately in the age of Facebook and Twitter. Hancock, however, manages to handle great adversity with high accomplishment.Now, on with the 'Book . . . PITINO TO BE INTRODUCED BY BROWN, VITALE AT INDUCTIONPitino discussed several matters in a Thursday interview with Meiners, including who will introduce him during his September induction into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in Springfield, Mass.New members must be introduced by current Hall of Famers, and Pitino had a wide selection to choose from given his years in the game and wide-ranging contacts. In the end, he'll be introduced by two men: Hubie Brown and Dick Vitale.Vitale was probably Pitino's most passionate proponent for Hall of Fame inclusion. Hubie Brown is one of his most important influences in coaching."Dick has really, really helped college basketball coaches and promoted the game," Pitino said. "And Hubie, who I learned so much from with the Knicks, I asked those two to do it."Pitino also asked another former coach to sit with him at the ceremony. Jerry Tarkanian is a fellow Hall of Fame inductee in the current class, though his failing health makes it hard for him to travel. Pitino said he has asked the 82-year-old former Nevada-Las Vegas coach to sit with him, along with several others.IS LOUISVILLE 'AMERICA'S TEAM?'A couple of weeks ago, Craig Victor, a power forward out of New Orleans who is seeking a scholarship offer from the University of Kentucky, said UK is "America's Team" for high school recruits.U of L this week pointed out in a release that it is the only school with representatives on the USA under-19 team (Montrezl Harrell) and the World University Games team (Hancock). It also has Shoni Schimmel on the women's World University Games team.Pitino said last week that the summer competition is good for his veteran players."(The main benefit) is just great competition," Pitino said. "It's very good competition in practice. They get a chance to see different things. Montrezl has done it two years in a row. Russ (Smith) is going to go to Spain, so it's good for our guys."UK's talented freshmen were invited to try out for the U-19 but opted to report to Lexington to begin workouts with each other instead. Calipari urged them to do whatever they wanted, and encouraged them to play for Team USA if they wished. Pitino said he understood, with young players, the desire to get to campus."With older guys, they know what its all about," Pitino said. "For guys like (redshirt freshman) Mangok (Mathiang) and some of the freshman, Akoi Agou, it's much better to be with our strength coach and me for individual instruction."PITINO SAYS THIS TEAM HAS SAME FEEL AS HIS 1997 UK TEAMPitino took a UK team with some pieces returning from his 1996 NCAA championship and went back to the title game in Lexington. That team also reached the championship game before losing to Arizona. When Meiners asked Pitino if this group had the same feel, Pitino didn't back away from the comparison."Actually it does," Pitino said. "Because we're coming off back-to-back Big East championships and back-to-back Final Fours, which is also very special. We're very excited, but we're not taking anything for granted . . . On the other hand we're looking forward to next season's team. I think our guys will stay hungry and humble."In early workouts, Pitino said he's impressed with his incoming guards."I'm very impressed with Chris Jones, very impressed with Terry Rozier. Those two guys are outstanding basketball players," Pitino said. "Now they have to learn our system and I think they will. Anton Gill needs to get stronger. And Akoi is very, very skilled. We just have to work on his body. He's lost 25 pounds, and now we'll just try to get his body fat under 10 percent."HARRELL PERFECT FROM FIELD IN BLOWOUT OF RUSSIAThose who have watched international basketball competition for years can't remember many USA-Russia games quite so one-sided as Saturday's 115-47 victory.U of L's Harrell went 6-of-6 from he field and had six of the American's 15 steals. His 13 points were second-most on the team.CALIPARI HOPING COMPETITION CREATES TOUGHNESSUniversity of Kentucky coach John Calipari wants more than strength from numbers. He wants struggle.If there's one change in the coach from last season's frustrated father figure who suffered through an NIT loss at Robert Morris, its that Calipari says he is going from protecting players to prodding them. That's what he hopes the competition in summer workouts and in preseason practices does for his talented young newcomers -- and the Wildcats who have returned."Part of the lesson that we learned and I did as a head coach is you can't protect players," Calipari said on last week's Southeastern Conference coaches teleconference. "Competition is what brings out the best in all of us. And if it doesn't, you must learn that you can't blame, you can't hide from it. It needs to bring out your best. It needs to wake you up earlier in the morning. It needs to get you working harder. It needs to get you smarter about what you're doing in your training, more disciplined, more conscientious."Last year we had eight guys on scholarship. When we had an injury, we were playing seven scholarship players. I did it somewhat to protect some of the guys in the program and you really can't do it that way. You've got to have the full complement. And what happens is now there's competition. Now you really see guys blossom."Much has been made of the challenge of creating chemistry on this season's team, in part because it formed in such abundance on Calipari's 2012 NCAA championship team, and in part because it was so absent from last season's team. But Calipari said this group really doesn't remind him of either of those two teams."I probably -- I've been thinking about this a little bit -- compare this team more to our team my first year than I compare them to the 2012 team. This will probably be a team that won't be a great execution team because of so many new guys like our first team, yet a team that can physically do things that athletically, physically, skill-wise, that can do things to beat teams even though they're not the greatest execution team."In other words, where last season's team seemed to have little margin for error, this season's team may be able to get away with more mistakes simply because it has such superior talent. But that doesn't mean putting them all together won't be important."It's going to be interesting," Calipari said. "I know I hear all the comments about our incoming freshmen and they're this and they're that, but at the end of the day if you want to do something special, you've got to be a terrific team. . . . How good we're going to be all depends on how they come together or how hard they are willing to work for each other, how much leadership we get from within the team and some of the returning players. It should be interesting."WILTJER LOOKING AT GONZAGACBS Sports' Jeff Goodman reported his week that Kyle Wiltjer, who has received his release from UK, spent two days last week visiting Gonzaga before returning to the Canadian team for the World University Games.Wiltjer received his release to a limited number of schools, and is expected to make a decision on transferring after competing his international competition this summer.CREAN CALLS NBA DRAFT 'A GREAT NIGHT' FOR INDIANAAfter Victor Oladipo went No. 2 in the NBA Draft and Cody Zeller No. 4, Indiana coach Tom Crean said he was delighted and, on a conference call, talked about what it meant for the players and the program."I think the fact that both of them went the way they did speaks volumes about their work ethic, about their character, about the intensity and competitiveness that they have. And in my mind as a coach, the greatest thing about the two of them moving forward is the upside, the tremendous upside that both of them still have. Because Victor just turned 21 in early May, and Cody's not 21 until October. So there is a tremendous amount of growth in those guys that we've had the privilege of being a part of the last couple of years."Crean said the night also could pay dividends for his program, and that the staff won't miss an opportunity to get that message of draft success to recruits."I think it just brings a different dose of energy. I think this program has a lot of energy anyway. It's one of the things we're built on. There is no question it brings more energy," Crean said. ". . . The assistant coaches were on the phone a lot. I think that was important. There was a lot of texting going back and forth. There were a lot of phone calls going back and forth. We were already recruiting in the sense to try to win as much as we can, so I don't think it's going to change the person that we're recruiting as much. But I think what it signifies, and I said this to the coaches this morning before we started camp, I said this goes to show that you don't have to deal with any entitlement. You don't have to deal with any enlightening guys to make them think that this is a great program. This is a great program."'RIVALRY' DOCUMENTARY FILMMAKERS SEEKING FUNDSWhen they started out to make a documentary about the UK-U of L basketball rivalry, director Rory Owen Delaney, producer Wade Smith and producer Adam Lefkoe didn't realize what was about to happen. The schools went on to meet in an epic Final Four faceoff in 2012, with UK going on to the NCAA championship, only to be followed by U of L winning it all in 2013. They not only realized that they were capturing great passion in the rivalry, but that they had caught it in a historic period.Lefkoe, sports anchor at WHAS, got involved with the documentary outside of his local TV role, partnering with the Man Bites Dog Films production company to try to make the rivalry a reality.From there, it has become a project of passion for him."We've worked really hard on it and gotten so much great input everywhere we've turned," he said. "We're really proud of it, and we're entering the home stretch."Now, the group is looking for funds to finish the project, The Rivalry: Red V. Blue, which they say is 80 percent complete. They have set up a Kickstarter fund raising page to take pledges for the film, with the goal of raising $40,000 by August 5. To get involved in supporting the project, you can visit the Kickstarter page here.
ONIONS: RAFTERY LEAVES CBS TO JOIN FOX SPORTS 1Bill Raftery isn't leaving college basketball announcing. But he will be walking away from ESPN's coverage in order to continue calling Big East Conference games and to join the Fox Sports 1 start-up national network.Raftery was coach at Seton Hall for 11 years and a was a mainstay of ESPN's Big East "Big Monday" telecast for many years. His banter with ESPN's Jay Bilas will be missed, but his voice in the booth will still be available, and his contract with CBS to call the NCAA Tournament, which he's done since 1991, will continue."We completely understand his interest in remaining associated with the core group of schools that he's been part of for 30+ years," ESPN said in a statement after Raftery's move was announced. "We wish him the absolute best in his next chapter and thank him for his incredible contributions to ESPN." THE LIST: TWO TOP-5 PICKS, NO FINAL FOURIndiana entered a short list of programs on Thursday night: Schools who had two top-five draft picks but did not make the Final Four. A look at how schools who have had two top-five picks have fared over the past 40 years:
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Brief intro here, why C is useful for microcontroller programming. Cite a couple of examples that you can't do with Arduino, to be shown later on. For example:
This is where we begin with writing C. First we are going to set up our environment.
You are going to need a few things:
The most recent build of Eclipse (available here)
Decompress the file and there is your Eclipse. It will exist just about anywhere you put it. Fire it up and watch the fireworks.
This will be the first thing you see.
Attach:image of welcome screen
Select "workbench", the next thing you see is the environment. Before you start rockin the code, let's do a software update so that we can write in C.
Go to Help >Software Updates>Find and Install
You will be prompted with a dialog box with two options about the updates you want. You want to "Search for new Features to Install".
Click "next". Again, you are prompted with a dialog box bearing two options about where the updates you want can be found. The updates you are looking for are in the "Callisto Discovery Site". Check the box next to "Callisto Discovery Site".
Click "finish". Eclipse will call the internet looking for the updates. You will be prompted to choose a mirror site for your download. Choose whichever you prefer. Eclipse returns to the internet. and brings back the Callisto directory. If it is not already open, do so by clicking the triangle next to the name. The C/C++ package is at the top. Check the box next to the C/C++ package and click "next". If you accept the user agreement, Eclipse will download and install the package.
Restart Eclipse and go to the "workbench".
Go to File>New>New Project.
This opens a project Wizard where you will make several choices about the project.
A dialog box with the types of projects that are available. Open the folder labled "C". Inside are two options. Choose the "Managed Make C Project", and click "next". Name the project and click "next". Here you will choose the type. Choose "Executable", and click "finished".
Your project opens before you.
This is a good place for another screenshot. Eclipse also asks if you want to switch to the C perspective.
A folder will appear to the left, this is the project folder. Everyhing is documented here.
Go New>Source File. A dialog will appear, prompting you to give the file a name. Directly above is a warning dialog telling you what's immediately wrong with the name. Type in helloworld.c and watch the warning box change. This is a really good feature, and will come in handy in the future. Click "finish".
The source file opens in the middle window. Type this code in:
//this is an include. get used to these, they add functionality to your program #include <stdio.h> //this is your main loop int main(){ //this is the printline statement printf("Hello World"); //we have to return something. why not zero? return 0; }
Before we run the code, look below the code window. There are three tabs, select the one labled "Console"
Select the project folder to the left.
Go Run>RunAs>Run Local C/C++ Application
In the Console the text HelloWorld will appear. I got an error, "Launch failed no binaries." Is there an instruction missing? It worked when I did a build first.
Congratulations, you have written your first C program.
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Mallorca Rocks
For clubbers and concert-goers, one of the most exciting additions to the party scene in Magaluf (or Palma for that matter) is Mallorca Rocks, the younger sister of the legendary venue in Ibiza. Opened in 2010, the complex comprises a monster-sized hotel (656 rooms) gathered around pools with pulsating music. The vibe? Fun but not lairy.


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WENDELL — The little white church is still a landmark for motorists passing through the area.
But as they pass by, most travelers have no idea just how much history is contained inside the Historical Hephzibah Church.
Since members of Hephzibah Baptist decided in 1969 to build a new sanctuary on the other side of U.S. 64, now Wendell Boulevard, the original church building has been through its own little swirl of history.
Originally, plans called for tearing down the old building, but Wendell mayor Marsh Knott wouldn't have it.
"He's got people planted out here," Charles Wood, one of the people who now oversees the maintenance of the old church, said of the cemetery that stands beside the building.
Knott bought the building from the church and had plans to move it a mile down the road. But he abandoned those plans and reached an agreement with a church committee that agreed to fix up the old church and maintain it.
The church that stands on the site now faces N.C. 97. The building motorists see is only a portion of the church that once existed. Gone is the steeple and the front part of the church that held classrooms, the sanctuary and the baptistery.
Though it's renovated to serve as a sanctuary now, the building long served as classroom space.
"We had these partitions that you could move, but you could hear what was being said, so we would sometimes come in and listen to the people teaching to see who we thought was teaching the best and we'd go into that class," he remembered.
Remembering is a part of the facility's function these days. A new wood floor and enough pews to seat 125 people fill the building. But the back corner of the sanctuary is reserved for history. The walls are dotted with photos and images of former pastors. Wood says the church has collected images of every pastor except the first one. A glass-top display case shows off images of the church from its golden age. Other pictures highlight important people in the church's history. One document, found under the floor by workers during the renovation of the building, certifies a Sunday School department from 1927.
"Why someone put it there, I have no idea," Wood said.
The church was, for many years, the center of community life. A large bell, now on display in front of the church, hung in the steeple and warned neighbors when someone needed help. Wood says the bell worked. "You could hear that thing from a long, long way away and you knew if that thing rang for more than five minutes, there was a problem and someone needed something."
The church is opened occasionally during the year. About half a dozen weddings and funerals still take place there each year and Wood is always willing to open the building to a visitor. Hephzibah still hosts its Easter morning sunrise service there.
Times have changed, Wood said. The church now has about 500 or 600 members. The little white church would no longer do. But it's good, he said, to remember.
"People don't always have an appreciation for the past until they get older, Wood said. "We want to make sure that history is there for them."
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'Red' opens next week at the Mark Taper Forum in L.A.
Jonathan Groff is tickled pink about his role in Taper production
The Donmar Warehouse production of John Logan's play, starring Alfred Molina and Jonathan Groff, will run Aug. 1 through Sept. 9 at the Mark Taper Forum, 135 N. Grand Ave., Los Angeles. Tickets are $20-$65. Call 213-628-2772 or visit centertheatregroup.org.
It's been less than a decade since Jonathan Groff graduated from high school, but to him it feels like a lifetime ago.
That's understandable when you consider Groff long ago surpassed an early career goal: appearing in the ensemble of a Broadway show. He went one better in 2006 when he originated the role of Melchior Gabor in the musical "Spring Awakening." He made a national splash soon after as Jesse St. James in the hit TV show "Glee," co-starring with his good friend and "Spring Awakening" castmate Lea Michele.
This year, Groff adds two giant leaps to his dramatic résumé. He will appear in the upcoming season of the Starz series "Boss," and he will star opposite Alfred Molina in a restaging of the Tony-winning production "Red." The play begins previews Wednesday at the Mark Taper Forum in Los Angeles.
Penned by John Logan (screenwriter of the movies "Gladiator," "The Aviator" and "Hugo"), "Red" is a fictional account of artist Mark Rothko in the late 1950s, the period when the painter was working on a commission for the Four Seasons restaurant. Rothko was a tortured, angry, egotistic artist whose work was not fully appreciated until after his death by suicide in 1970 at 66 years old.
Groff portrays Ken, a fictional assistant, who is the only other person on stage during the 90-minute piece, which is directed by Michael Grandage. The original production paired Molina with Eddie Redmayne.
Ben Brantley of The New York Times said the play "initially registers as a visceral exercise in art appreciation. Fortunately though, it turns out to be more a study in artist appreciation, a portrait of an angry and brilliant mind that asks you to feel the shape and texture of thoughts."
Groff first saw the show in the spring of 2010.
Groff said he had been impressed by the actors' performances when he saw the New York production in 2010. "It was an amazing night at the theater," he said. "I never dreamed I would be in the play."
Groff received a call earlier this year to meet with Grandage, for which he prepared extensively. Soon after getting the job, he was off to Chicago for "Boss."
"We wrapped ('Boss') on a Tuesday afternoon. I was on a plane Tuesday night. And Wednesday we started rehearsals," Groff said.
Though they had spoken by phone, Groff hadn't met Molina. He said the veteran actor and Grandage are not trying to turn him into another Redmayne.
"They said the pacing is different than before, but they are open to it," he explained.
A fan of research, Groff planned a trip to Houston during a day off to visit the Rothko Chapel, which houses 14 paintings by the artist.
"I do as much research as I can, and then when it's time to actually do the play I just let it all go," he said. "If the research affects your performance, that's great. If not, that's great, too. You can't act research."
Groff fans that know him from "Glee" may not be into fine art, but the actor said "Red" is a theatrical event capable of exciting anyone.
"It's quick moving and exciting," he said. "At 90 minutes, you get a lot of bang for your buck."
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BLUEFIELD AP) — Mercer County health officials are working to reduce the county's high rate of hepatitis B cases.
county health department plans to offer free hepatitis B vaccinations
to people who are at the highest risk of contracting the disease.
Public health nurse Judy Bolton tells the Bluefield Daily Telegraph that the county's rate is higher than both the state and national rates.
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Public warned not to approach murderer on the run
Police are warning members of the public to be on their guard after a convicted murderer went on the run from prison in Lancashire.
44 year old Brian Lynch disappeared on Thursday afternoon during a day release visit to Preston.
He was serving a life sentence at Kirkham Prison.
Lynch was convicted of killing Chi Yeung Yip in Manchester in 1988.


text: Teacher Appreciation Party Hats Off! A Seuss-ical Way to Celebrate Teacher Appreciation Week! by Lisa Horten 5/07/13 8 Reactions 113 Shares Print 98 5 10 0 0 While some schools honor their teachers and faculty with a simple luncheon or class gift, the lucky staff at the school that Maegan's (of Confessions of a Scrapaholic) daughter attends had something extraspecial in store this year. As chair of the school's Hospitality Committee, Maegan led the charge of parents in feting the staff with a week-long Dr. Seuss-themed Teacher Appreciation Week celebration. Check out all of the incredible details, and take some of the legwork out of planning your own Teacher Appreciation Celebration by purchasing the entire suite of printables here. Oh, the places you'll go! You're Invited . . . What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Each member of the school's staff received a super "Seussical" invitation in their mailbox a few weeks prior to Staff Appreciation Week. In addition to detailing the week's schedule of events, invitations included Drink Order Request and Lunch Preferences forms so that the volunteer parents could start planning. 1 / 13 Students Showing Appreciation What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Each student went home with a "Hats Off to My Teachers" printout a week prior to Staff Appreciation Week. The kids were asked to color in Dr. Seuss hats, which were then displayed on their classrooms' front doors. 2 / 13 Hats Off! What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 "Hats Off to Our Teachers!" was the main theme of this Dr. Seuss-themed celebration. A few weeks prior to the event, a photographer-parent took Dr. Seuss photo booth-style photos of all of the school's faculty. 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Community leaders from across south Georgia continued a 54 year holiday tradition Thursday in Thomasville.
The Mayors' Motorcade provides gifts to patients in each of Georgia's seven regional mental health hospitals.
Gifts, music, and of course Santa.
Just part of Thursday's Mayors Motorcade from the City Administration building to Southwestern State Hospital in Thomasville.
"Very positive for first of all I would say the residents and the individuals that we serve with developmental disabilities and mental illness to know people care about them, are concerned about them, and support their plight to recovery," said Regional Hospital Administrator Eric Carpenter.
Several south Georgia mayors, firefighters, and other community leaders not only collected money and toys, but also helped raise awareness of the needs of these residents.
"We try to help the hospital out, we bring donations. We bring money and gifts so they can have a nice Christmas," said Hahira Mayor Wayne Bullard.
"During a season when a lot of folks are giving thanks for what they are fortunate enough to have, it's also nice that an event, such as the mayor's motorcade, gives us an opportunity to help those that aren't as fortunate," said city of Thomasville Mayor Max Beverly.
"We know many of them don't have families that can come out and provide them with some of the very necessary things such as socks and shirts and clothing and books and things like that. So we're here to give them that opportunity to support the state hospital," said Kathy Clark of the Georgia Municipal Association.
Carpenter says with state budget constraints this money needs to go further than just Christmas. "Gifts, toiletries, celebration of birthdays and other important events. It is quite important and quite significant."
The Motorcade was topped off by performances from Brookwood Elementary as well as hospital residents and staff.
The hospital collected around $7,500 Thursday.
Administrators say they gladly accept donations of money, clothes, and other items all year.
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With a career start as a paramedic, Beauchemin teamed with Botsford Hospital in 1982 to form CEMS. Under his leadership, CEMS now operates eight companies nationally, six of which are joint ventures with large health care systems. In 1986, CEMS began the Life Support Training Institute (LSTI), an EMS training school, followed by Parastar, an EMS/fire billing, consulting and management firm. CEMS' latest additions include two fleet maintenance facilities, CEMTECH and CASTECH. Between all these organizations, CEMS employs a workforce of nearly 1,000 people.
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INDIANAPOLIS — An Indianapolis man who admitted to killing and raping a teenager 24 years ago has been sentenced 65 years in prison.
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Paul Shafland, the affable director of the Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission's Non-Native Fish Research Laboratory in Boca Raton, recently won this year's Pass It On award from Bass Pro Shops and the Florida Outdoor Writers Association.
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The New York Jets are in must-win territory against the Miami Dolphins on Monday Night Football. Fortunately for the home team, the Dolphins' starting quarterback is out for the season and their best receiver plans to go crazy, a recipe that should allow New York to pick up a win after losing its previous three contests.
The Jets have had difficult games the past three weeks -- on the road against probable playoff teams -- but that isn't exactly a good excuse for a team that head coach Rex Ryan still thinks is headed to the Super Bowl. The Jets have one of the worst offenses in the NFL and quarterback Mark Sanchez hasn't exactly done anything to change that so far this season.
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The nationwide media storm over the anti-gay-marriage stance by the president of Chick-fil-A came home to roost in the St. Louis area last week as local stores saw record traffic and huge crowds.
Most of the visitors said they supported the stance taken by Chick-fil-A President Dan Cathy in the Biblical Recorder on gay marriage. Later, in an interview on the topic, Cathy said: "As it relates to society in general, I think we are inviting God's judgment on our nation when we shake our fist at Him and say, 'We know better than You as to what constitutes a marriage.'"
On Wednesday, a day conservative commentators dedicated toward showing support for Chick-fil-A, crowds gathered at the and in . The chain has seven locations in the St. Louis area, including a store in Des Peres on Manchester Road and at the West County Center; one in St. Peters at the Mid Rivers Mall; one in O'Fallon; and one at St. Louis University.
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Less than 24 hours for Mayweather., The countdown is on.
Less than 24 hours for Mayweather., The countdown is on.
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Will Floyd come out looking like an anorexic crackhead jailbird? Was the whole food fiasco a ploy to attempt for a early home detention? Does the Money Man humble himself (in this lifetime)?
I'm personally excited about my favorite boxer getting out of the slammer, I think he's gonna take a few months off, and come back in full steam ahead for maybe 1-2 more fights, and I think the Money Man is gonna hang them up for good.
I do expect one of those 2 fights to be Pac, to silence the critics and world about who's best. I also think he'll take on another high profile match, maybe a tangle with T. Bradley.
All in all, this is a early WELCOME BACK TO FREEDOM for Money May, and may he stay out of prison, cause that shit is NO fun at all.
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First of all, I have no issues with people being excited or happy that Floyd Mayweather is now out of jail and hopefully ready to return. He's one of the greatest pure boxers to ever step into a ring, in the twilight of his career, and we'll only be able to watch his abilities for a few more years at best.
Secondly, people need to get more educated on the way the legal system works. A Plea Bargain is a deal that is MUTUALLY AGREED UPON by both the Prosecution and the Defense.
The Prosecutors knew they would have a very difficult time proving beyond a reasonable doubt that Floyd had put his hands on this woman they way that was originally claimed. Haven't you wondered, if Floyd beat the dog shit out of Josie Harries, then the doctor's report would have sufficiently corroborated the story, enough to push forward with the case. Why did the Defense accept the Plea Deal ?
I'll tell you why. Because Josie Harris under oath in the past, has retracted her statements about Floyd being violent. She has also admitted that she pulled guns on him, swung at him multiple times and even tried to run him over with a car during the years they were together.
She's a dime piece and can get it any day of the week, but Josie Harris is clearly mentally unstable and would disintegrate under tough questioning in a courtroom, let alone being as credible as the bitch that tried to get Kobe convicted and showed up with 8 different dudes' semen in her underwear.
Also, before you bring the reaction of the kids as evidence of clear physical abuse, I'll have you know that people overreact to things like this all the time. At 23 years of age, when I was told that my old man had allegedly put his hands on my mom, we almost came to blows and had to be physically restrained from each other.
The bottom line is that things happen in life, and it's important to reserve final judgement until the facts come to light. Until I see a medical practitioner's report that shows injuries consistent with the profile of a woman who has been physically attacked by a man, I'm going to hold off.
Josie Harris is not some woman with Stockholm Syndrome who gets beaten up regularly by a man because he is transferring his own miseries onto those around him. She's a crazy bitch whose erratic behavior can be attributed to a lot of the compromising situations she placed herself in. Huge, huge difference. Having said that, I don't see sufficient evidence that Floyd put his hands on her the way that was alleged.
The Prosecuting attorneys were smart for accepted the Plea Bargain.
Also, guys, why are we getting to a point where we are telling each other that "You're wrong for having XYZ opinion ?" That's a little silly. Let's express our thoughts and keep it moving.
On the subject matter, how do you think Floyd will spend the next few days ?
My guess is eating. I have a couple of cousins who did small time in county and the first thing they did was grub
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