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In a 2009 article, the Huffington Post went into considerable detail about the number of people with PhD degrees in economics employed by the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System. This is the government's branch of the Federal Reserve. It is not one of the 12 regional Federal Reserve banks, all of which […]
Will Mandates for Doctors Come Next?
John Foust, a Democrat running for the 10th congressional seat in Northern Virginia, is — like Gov. Terry McAuliffe and other state Democrats — gung-ho to expand Medicaid. His wife's position is, shall we say, a bit more nuanced.Foust has slammed his opponent, Republican Del. Barbara Comstock, for her opposition to expansion. He has spoken […]
Obamacare… A Caring Solution for Opting Out
Although the mainstream media have turned its attention away from the wreckage of Obamacare, don't think for a second that all is well.As the politicos in D.C. focus their attention on the midterm elections in November, now is a great time to study, prepare, and seek out the most affordable, accessible, and highest quality options […]
Smart Apps vs. Obamacare
Health care costs in the U.S. have been rising so steadily for so long that containment barely seems possible. Even optimists don't dream of cutting the price tag. As its official name — the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act — suggests, Obamacare aims for affordability, not radical reduction.But at a time when we're all […]
Sensible Vices
One issue I have with our modern lifestyle – of many — is the emphasis on perfection. Newer, slimmer, bigger, better, faster: the message of perfection screams out to us from glossy magazines, slick television ads and popup ad after popup ad. (Or purrs, cajoles, teases, and smothers.)While I do believe fundamentally in pursuing whatever your […]
The Real Forgotten Man
Franklin Delano Roosevelt famously used the term "forgotten man" in a 1932 speech to describe those at the bottom of the economic pyramid who, he felt, government should aid.But the originator of the phrase "forgotten man" had a whole different meaning in mind. He aimed to expose the seeming good intentions of government to reveal […]
The Challenge of Measuring Obamacare's Results
In September 2009, when President Obama made a primetime speech pitching his not-yet-passed health care overhaul, he made the following promise: "I will not sign a plan that adds one dime to our deficits — either now or in the future. Period." To prove his seriousness, he further promised that "there will be a provision […]
This Device Scans Any Organic Object
What's the #1 reason a start-up fails?It runs out of money!And why would it run out of money?Because nobody wants the product it's selling!For early-stage investors, this presents a bit of a conundrum:If a product doesn't exist yet, how do you figure out if there's demand for it?And how do you figure it out before […]
How to Stop a Murderer
Biotech breakthroughs and other transformative innovations are a few of the brightly shining spots in the U.S. economy. In fact, Paul Mampilly believes this is the golden age of biotech investing, and that you can earn massive returns while investing in companies with drugs that benefit all of humanity. Read on for his latest example...
Profits — Not Cures — For Alzheimer's Disease
Obama recently claimed this was the "Decade of the Brain". But it not the first time the government made that promise. The last time they did it, they wasted millions of your tax dollars. Now they're back for round two. But this time, their failure could mean more than squandered money. It could mean making Alzheimer's even worse for those who suffer from it.
Your 5-Step Medical Tourism Checklist
Why Is U.S. Health Care So Much More Expensive?After years of research and many conversations with health policy experts, I see three key culprits of expensive health care in the U.S.In no particular order, they are the third-party payer system (i.e., employer-provided health care), malpractice suits, and administrative support costs/paperwork.The unintended consequence of institutionalized employer-provided […]
The Traffic Jam That Kills Thousands of People Every Day
Back in the 1980s, John Nestor became infamous for single-handedly causing massive traffic jams on the Capital Beltway. But in his professional life, he created a completely different kind of traffic jam... one that may have contributed to the deaths of thousands of innocent people. Juan Enriquez has the full story. Read on...
A Giant Pain in the Wallet
The Food and Drug Administration will tell you they're there to protect you. To make sure the food and medicine you put in your body won't hurt you. But good intentions and actual results rarely match up. Instead, the FDA's drug certification process has made it easy for business to corner drug markets, and jack up prices. In the end, the only thing the FDA protects are these companies' profits.
The World's Most Expensive Seal of Approval
Given the insane amount of time, effort and money it costs to bring a drug to market, it's no wonder why drugs are so expensive in America. And even when a drug comes along that IS cost effective, you can count on the FDA to play its part in jacking up the price. Mark Thornton explains...
How Drugs Used to Cure Are Actually Harming You
Generic drugs are supposed to lower healthcare costs and provide you with another medical alternative. That's what it says on paper. But there's a real danger that goes along with these drugs. A danger even your doctor might not be aware of.
New and Unexpected Ways to Fund Long-Term Care Expenses
Too many people think that long-term care planning is just a decision about whether to purchase long-term care insurance. However, long-term care planning is so much more. It is a discussion about how you will fund this expense, where you will receive long-term care, and who will provide the care.
First, They Came for the Doctors
Politicians talk about the uninsured. Special interests argue on behalf of those with pre-existing conditions. But why is no one wondering how doctors are affected by the new law? They're the ones on the frontlines dealing directly with new patients, as well as the red tape that makes bureaucracies go round.
Are You Thinking About Starting A Business In Retirement?
Just because you're retired doesn't mean you have to stop working. Especially now that you have all the time in the world to do what you really want. Entrepreneurs don't only come out of Silicon Valley. They come from all walks of life, from all different ages. If you're retired and want to stay active while you relax, then find out the steps you need to take in order to start, manage, and grow your next small business.
The Real Reason the U.S. Dollar Has Value
The U.S. dollar has been the world's reserve currency for almost a century, and already there are signs it may be in decline. But that doesn't mean it's not still valuable. On the contrary... As Chris Mayer explains, there are many reasons the U.S. dollar will remain relevant on the world stage for years to come. Read on...
Open Enrollment Resets the healthcare Debate
The Congressional Budget Office said the government needed to reach 7 million people by the end of March. They claim to have reached the goal and now the debate about Obamacare is over. But what does this milestone really mean in the ongoing healthcare discussion? And more importantly, how will it affect reforms going forward?
Worse Than Death Panels: Cookbook Medicine
In an effort to cut costs and keep track of patients' records, governments could institute a medical guideline cookbook. Bureaucrats might think they have the best of intentions in mind, but these new rules would drag down the medical process and destroy whatever quality is left in our current system.
Obamacare Charges Millions for Coverage They'll Never Use
When government expansion is allowed to continue unabated or when it casts a heavy regulatory shadow on America's entrepreneurial spirit, the freedoms that we've come to know, and perhaps take for granted, slowly begin to slip away.
The Little Understood Dark Side of the Obamacare Tax Credits
The new reality of Obamacare's tax credits has left finance reporters to pen articles warning readers to "take care" when considering a tax credit and providing strategies for how best to "protect yourself." So what do finance reporters know that the White House doesn't?
"I Thought I Was Going to Die": My Health Care Story
As full implementation of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) approaches, every doctor, research professional, and health administrator I talk to tells me the same thing: Obamacare is going to reduce the quality of care and cost you more… in some cases, a lot more.
Will 3-D Printing Change the World?
This technology is not simply for modeling and prototyping, either. TV personality Jay Leno uses a 3-D printer to make custom and hard-to-find parts from scratch for his collection of classic cars. Entrepreneurs have been using these printers in a myriad of ways, and the trend is speeding up.
What Politicians Don't Understand About Bailouts
The Affordable Care Act creates a new health insurance marketplace (the exchange). But because of the great uncertainty about what buyers will enter the market and who will buy what product, the law creates three vehicles to reduce insurance company risk.
The Lovecraftian World of Obamacare
Facts are easy. You can check facts. What supporters of the Affordable Care Act are doing, on the other hand, transcends factual bungling. It's far more advanced: a warping of reality so debauched it looks like something out of a tale by H.P. Lovecraft.
Writers sometimes worry if a day will come when they have nothing more to say. As long as Paul Krugman is around, I will never have that worry.
Boston University professor, Lawrence Kotlikoff has suggested that Krugman return his Nobel Prize. I hope he doesn't. As long as someone with Krugman's professional status gets his facts wrong in column after column, and does so in an arrogant and pompous manner, attacking the integrity and hurling insults at all who disagree with him… well, there will always be a market for a writer who is able to show that the scourge of sensible people everywhere has written one more erroneous editorial.
Krugman may not always be wrong. On some economic issues he may actually be right. But when it comes to health care, he almost never misses. He is wrong 100% of the time.
In a recent New York Times column Krugman pronounced Obamacare a success before it has even been tried. Why? Because the premiums to be charged in California health insurance exchange are apparently lower than what the experts thought they would be:
"Well, the California bids are in — that is, insurers have submitted the prices at which they are willing to offer coverage on the state's newly created Obamacare exchange. And the prices, it turns out, are surprisingly low. A handful of healthy people may find themselves paying more for coverage, but it looks as if Obamacare's first year in California is going to be an overwhelmingly positive experience."
I did a quick check and discovered that if a 25-year-old in Los Angeles chooses the least expensive plan offered on the California health insurance exchange, the premium will be $142 a month. Yet the cheapest plan offered on eHealth today is only $92 a month.
Aah… let's see… Everybody thought health insurance premiums would be 100% higher. In fact, they are only 60% higher… Hooray… Break out the champagne!
I'll come back to these price comparisons in a minute. For the moment, I would ask: What kind of an economist would celebrate an expected price decline without asking what happened to quantity or quality? This is an Econ 101 mistake.
As it turns out the health insurance to be sold in the California exchange excludes some of the best hospitals and the best doctors. Also, the fees paid to providers will not be the same as commercial insurance are paying. They will be somewhere between the commercial rates and Medicare rates. This means that people with exchange acquired insurance will be less desirable to providers from a financial point of view than people in orthodox plans. As the Los Angeles Times explains:
"People who want UCLA Medical Center and its doctors in their health plan network next year, for instance, may have only one choice in California's exchange: Anthem Blue Cross. Another major insurer in the state-run market, Blue Shield of California, said its exchange customers will be restricted to 36% of its regular physician network statewide.
"And Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, one of Southern California's most prestigious and expensive hospitals, said it's not included in any exchange plans at the moment."
Krugman points to the experience of health reform in Massachusetts in predicting how wonderful health reform is going to be:
"Massachusetts has had essentially this system since 2006; as a result, nearly all residents have health insurance, and the program remains very popular. So we know that Obamacare — or as some of us call it, ObamaRomneyCare — can work."
But what has really happened in the Bay state? Insurance sold in the Massachusetts exchange pays doctors and hospitals only about 10% more than what Medicaid pays. And for reasons that are not entirely clear, doctors are less willing to see the newly insured (with exchange subsidies) than Medicaid patients.
The Massachusetts reformers believed that once everyone was insured, patients would go to the doctor's office for primary care, rather than to the hospital emergency room. But in expanding the demand for care, they (just like Obamacare) did nothing about supply. The newly insured can't go to doctors' offices for their primary care if there aren't any more doctors' offices.
Here is what is happening on the ground. Traffic to hospital emergency rooms in Massachusetts is higher today than before health reform. Traffic to community health centers is almost one-third higher than it was before reform. Yet the time it takes to get care is growing. The wait to see a new doctor in Boston today is two months — the longest wait in the entire country.
On balance, the only thing that seems to have changed in Massachusetts is that patients are waiting longer. They are going to the same places to get care that they went to before. They are getting the same care from the same providers. In the process, more money is being moved around. A lot more money.
Let's return to the subject of California premiums. Krugman links to a Johnathan Cohn New Republic column claiming that premiums on the newly created health insurance exchange will actually be lower that they are today. Yet this assertion is based on comparing premiums in today's small group market with expected individual premiums on the health insurance exchanges. That's not the right comparison.
Small group premiums are significantly higher than individual premiums in most states. The relevant comparison is today's individual insurance premiums versus the individual premiums in the exchange. Exchange premiums are going to be higher.
With health reform, California premiums will be higher than they are today, but the sticker shock will not be as severe as in other states. The reason: California already has unisex rate requirements. As a result the age differential for males (60-year-old versus 20-year-old) is already close to the 3-to-1 band required by Obamacare. In states without unisex regulation, the age differential would be 6 to 1.
Still, middle-class families in California should brace themselves. The surprises in Obamacare are going to be just as arbitrary and unfair on the West Coast as they will be in the rest of the country.
– John Goodman
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January Jones' LAX Lift Off
Ready to head out of town, January Jones caught a flight at LAX Airport on Monday (March 4) in Los Angeles.
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Emmy award-winning photographer joins forces to combat gun violence in Chicago
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11 Emmy Award Winning photographer and videographer, Dartise Johnson, joined forces with Anthony Sturdivant and Leon Kelsick to produce "Think Before You Shoot" a short anti violence film series that hopes to stop senseless killings in Chicago. Johnson captures heart stopping images of what could be traumatic consequences of young adults firing a gun without thinking first.
Think Before You Shoot 2, a short film with a power packed message, won the Silver Award for short films in the Prestige Film Festival. Johnson is passionate about this project, his goal is to reach the shooters, the people with the guns in their hands, to see this film and positively change their lifestyle.
As we continue to celebrate a profound leader, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Johnson reflects on Dr. King's message, "Somehow this madness must cease. We must stop now….. I speak as an American to the leaders of my own nation. The great initiative in this war is ours. The initiative to stop it must be ours." Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.The Trumpet of Conscience, 1967.
People with guns kill people. Over 506 homicides documented in the city of Chicago in 2012 an 11% increase since 2011. In 2009, 66% of all homicides were perpetuated with guns. Our government spent over $680 billion on defense last year alone. Johnson utilizes his expertise in visual production to increase the awareness and cease the violence. He believes that a visual medium has a more powerful influence over our lives. Using his expertise in visual production as the power of influence, Dartise continues to grasp viewers' attention.
As a successful business owner of Dartise Media Design & Dartise Photography, Dartise Johnson career spans over 13 years in video production, photo journalism, video editing and photography. Johnson is a notable figure in the TV news industry, noted for his one of a kind ability to showcase your inner most thoughts through images perfectly.
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Dartise Johnson as owner and production manager has spent the last 13 years in broadcast news. He began his career in studio production, but quickly channeled his talents to photojournalism, video editing, and photography. He has worked as a photojournalist for domestic news outlets in Georgia, North Carolina and Illinois (CBS, NBC, and FOX affiliates). Dartise has won 11 Emmys and several regional awards. He was part of the Fox Chicago News team that recently won a Peabody award for excellent news coverage.
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I find it quite refreshing to find individuals, like Dartise Johnson that use their many years of talent and skill selflessly to advance the peace and shed meaningful light on a negative down spiraling epidemic. We need to support and encourage these businesses - recognizing the hard work, time, and effort they apply to put a stop to the madness!! We should let them know we care - contact them. Dartise Johnson & Anthony Sturdivant I commend you for not standing idle, but TAKING ACTION!!.
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Heavy MMA has confirmed that Kenny Florian has pulled out of his bout with Evan Dunham due to injury. The bout was scheduled to be the main event of the UFC's second Fight for the Troops card. According to the Heavy MMA report Melvin Guillard will be stepping in as the replacement:
Florian was scheduled to face rising prospect Dunham in the headlining bout of the Fight for the Troops 2 show on January 22 at Fort Hood, TX. Melvin Guillard has been pulled from his bout with Yves Edwards and will face Dunham in the new main event.
Kenny Florian confirmed the news on his website and gave more information on the injury:
It is with deep regret that I will not be able to compete in my scheduled fight against Evan Dunham on January 22nd, due to a knee injury I sustained during training this morning. Although I have not had an MRI as of yet; the doctors are cautiously optimistic that it will not require surgery.
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But staff said not many children were using the pool.
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They've lovingly compiled a screening program complete with entertaining synopses and trailers.
We're talking Faces of Death, I Spit On Your Grave, The Last House on the Left and others of that ilk. The worst of the worst.
This site is a great way to get ideas for Halloween viewing. (NSFW)
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Hilary McLellan
Hilary McLellan of Saratoga Springs, N.Y., died on October 3 after a 30-month fight with cancer. Hilary graduated from high school in Paris, France; earned a bachelors from the University of California-Riverside, a masters from Miami University of Ohio and a Ph.D. from the University of Wisconsin. Hilary was a media artist, storyteller and educator. […]
Bulldog Sports Round-up
On a dreary day at the Div. III District cross country meet at Englewood's Miami Valley Tech Center on Saturday, Oct. 24, YSHS ninth grader Lois Miller emerged eighth out of 140 runners in 20:20.
Mel Fine
Melvin Herbert Fine, 70, of Kettering, died Wednesday, Oct. 14, at Hospice of Dayton. He lived in Yellow Springs from 1968 to 1998. He was born Feb. 1, 1939, in Newark, N. J., and grew up in Wilmington, Del. Mel graduated from University of Delaware in 1960 with a degree in biology and from Yale […]
Bulldog Sports Round-up
Football team bests Riverview The Bulldog football team's third-string offense came to the rescue on Friday, Oct. 16, leading to the second win of the season 14–0 against Riverview East Academy. Yellow Springs quarterback Tony Parker came in for injured players and managed a respectable eight passes for 13 attempts to total 139 yards, including […]
Bulldog Sports Round-up
Boys soccer beats Greenview The YSHS boys soccer team beat the Greeneview Rams 3–2 on the road Saturday, Oct. 10. After a lackluster first half, the Bulldogs were fortunate to only be trailing the Rams 1–0, and soon enough, Greeneview was up 2–0 before Yellow Springs finally started to click. Alexis Onfroy scored first on […]
Willis O'Connor memorial
The friends and relatives of Willis O'Connor are invited to attend a memorial service for him on Saturday, Oct. 24, at 3 p.m. in Rockford Chapel on the Antioch College campus. No related posts.
Robert Siegel
Robert Siegel, 85 of Southern Shores, N.C., and Pleasantville, N.Y., died at home in Southern Shores on September 17, from complications of polycythemia vera. Bob Siegel began attending Antioch in 1942. His time there was interrupted by his service in WWII as an ensign in the Pacific. He originally intended to major in architecture but […]
Memory book for Coach Chesire
T-ball coach Coach Jimmy Chesire is retiring, and plans are underway to commemorate his 25 years of dedication to young people and t-ball with a memory book. Susan Hyde is requesting pictures and/or stories about t-ball players and/or Jimmy, from t-ball players and their families past and present. Susan requests submissions to her by Oct. […]
45 years for soccer league
Yellow Springs Soccer Inc., YSSI, will celebrate 45 years of recreational soccer and honor Joe Robinson, the founder of the YS Recreational Soccer League, with a community potluck on Saturday, Nov. 7, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Mills Lawn School auditorium. Interested individuals and families are encouraged to keep this date available and […]
Bulldog Sports Round-up
Two advance to golf districts On Wednesday, Sept. 30, at the Moss Creek course in Trotwood, YSHS golfers Carl Weiner and Lucas Donnell did what only two previous Bulldog golfers have done — qualify for the Division III District tournament. Competing in the sectional match at Moss Creek, Weiner and Donnell each shot an 89 […]
Steven Perry
Dr. Steven R. Perry, Ph.D., of Linhue, Hawaii, died April 19 in Hawaii. Perry entered Antioch College in 1960 from Syracuse, N.Y. Steve Perry was well known at Antioch during the mid-1960s, and served two terms (four quarters) as community manager. He was very active during his time at Antioch. After his graduation, he earned […]


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16 Jul 2014
David Ainsworth looks back over Nick Hurd's unprecedented tenure as minister for civil society.
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Members - lots of charities have them, most want more, while an increasing number are questioning why they need any. But has anyone ever asked the member what's in it for them, asks Reuben Turner.
16 Jul 2014
David Ainsworth looks back over Nick Hurd's unprecedented tenure as minister for civil society.
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On separate occasions, A$AP Rocky, A$AP Ferg, Joe Budden and Tito Lopez visited Philly's Power 99 and each took to the mic during Cosmic Kev's The Come Up Show. Damn, Tito went in.
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With a lil smirk on Joey's face, a few vintage pics rip across the front cover of his forthcoming album, No Love Lost. Hey, it is Throwback Thursday. But the album drops January 22. UPDATE: New cover. New date (February 5). Tracklist below. Pre-order now. 1. Our First Again (Intro) 2. Top of the World (Feat. Kirko Bangz) 3. She Don't Put It Down (Feat. Lil Wayne & Tank) 4. NBA (Feat. Wiz Khalifa & French Montana) 5. You And […]
The morning after Love & Hip-Hop kicked off their third season, Joey returned to Power 105 to recap last night's episode. He also discusses past relationships and more.
For those expecting Joe Budden's No Love Lost on January 22, HHNM notes that fans will have to wait another 14 days as the album will now be released February 5. No love lost, Joey.
Joe Budden brought his antics to radio as the latest guest on
Joey packed NYC's B.B. King last night for a sold-out show. Above, Loso joins him for "Want You Back". ItsBizkit has more clips below including Emanny's first live rendition of "I'm Not Perfect".
Joe Budden brought has act to the El Ray Theater last night in Los Angeles. During his set, he brought out Tank for the first live performance of his single "She Don't Put It Down". Ab-Soul was also in the house for the first recital of "Cut From A Different Cloth". westcoastrydaz


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Hello Laura. I am equally excited to hear from you and may have some very interesting information for you. Is your father, Ed Podolak, the Kansas City Chief? If so, my Great Uncle Bill Podolak from California used to write him occasionally and kept many articles for many years. Our family always thought there might be a link as all of my Podolaks were from Omaha. Six children born to Kaspar and Mary Podolak. Kaspar's brother, Martin Podolak lived in Oxford Junction, Iowa in Jones County.
Two months ago, I located a Podolak relative in Czech Republic who is directly linked to my family so....maybe yours if we can find the link. The Czech relative traced us back to 1635!!!!! Ask your grandfather where in Czechoslovakia they were from and any other knowledge of his family. I have hoped to hear from your family for many years and think we may be on to something! I am going to Colorado Springs this Thursday to meet other Podolak descendants from Omaha who are my age (39). I have been tracing this for 25 years, believe it or not. I finally feel all my efforts have started paying off. I very much look forward to hearing back from you. Nobody knows these lines like I do, I can assure you. I hope we can find a connection. Good luck!
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The company began working with resellers in the U.S. a year and a half ago, and in March 2014 a partner program was formalized in the U.S. That program has now been extended to Canada.
Channel Programs, Computers, Mobility, Small Business
Channel continues strong performance for Lenovo
by Mark Cox •
Lenovo has also just relaunched its New Customer Bonus program, giving the option of a front-end as well as a back-end rebate.
Communications, Mobility, Unified Communications
ShoreTel Mobility 8 adds video, Communicator integration
by Mark Cox •
ShoreTel says the new virtualized router will let their VARs be more aggressive in small 5-15 unit mobile deployments, because eliminating the router cost for a 10 unit deployment cuts the initial investment in getting 10 users live by two thirds.
Cloud, Mobility
Enterprise mobility solution provider KidoZen sees channel momentum
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KidoZen, a very young startup with a mobile app platform which facilitates the development of enterprise mobility solutions, is seeing customer acceptance as it goes against well-known brands like IBM and SAP.
Computers, Mobility, Notebooks
Rebounding Acer rolls out new 17 inch notebooks
by Mark Cox •
Acer's financial numbers announced Thursday exceeded expectations, with strong channel sales assisting its improved performance.
Mobility, Networking, Small Business
Motorola unveils WiNG Express WLAN for SMBs
by Mark Cox •
Motorola adapts its enterprise WLAN technology into an easy to use offering priced for SMBs
Apple, IBM partner to tackle mobile enterprise
by Larry Walsh (Channelnomics) •
IBM and Apple have formed a partnership to make iPhones and iPad more valuable enterprise tools, and build a new, growth-oriented act for both companies.
Mobility, Opinion/Editorial
Microsoft discounts Surface for WPC attendees
by Robert Dutt •
Microsoft will make Surface Pro 3 available to WPC attendees at a discount, but remains unclear on when (or if) partners will be able to resell the device.
HP targets mobile workplace with joint Microsoft-Intel program
by Mark Cox •
A new partnership will see HP, Microsoft and Intel work together on a cohessive commercial mobility strategy from hardware through to go-to-market strategy.
Computers, Mobility
Surface 3 makes Microsoft a channel competitor
by Larry Walsh (Channelnomics) •
The Surface 3 tablet-laptop hybrid went on sale over the weekend, marking Microsoft's entry into competitor status with its OEM and reseller partners.
Can channel cash in on Apple's enterprise bonanza?
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Apple products are making historic inroads in the enterprise, a fact that's giving IT pros fits over management, a new study finds.
Mobility, Networking
Juniper, Aruba partner on mobile network access
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Juniper Networks and Aruba Networks are teaming up to develop and integrate new technology to simplify mobile access to wired and wireless networks.
After much abuse, WebOS finds a home on TV
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If you've been wondering what happened to webOS, the operating system that became a symbol of HP's flailing mobile strategy, take a look around your living room.
Distribution, Featured Post, Mobility
Tech Data Canada seeks new markets with mobility, e-tail push
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Tech Data introduces distributor vet Wendy Franklin as its first director of mobility and retail, leading a pair of new charges.
Distribution, Featured Post, Mobility
Ingram Micro Canada ramps up mobility business
by Robert Dutt •
Steve Roberts, the new mobility chief at Ingram Micro Canada, discusses the division's plans and upcoming solutions.
Mobility, Software
Citrix unveils new mobile workspace solutions
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Citrix debuts Citrix Workspace Suite, bringing together some of its key mobile workspace products.
Featured Post, Mobility
5 reasons the tablet era is ending already
by Larry Walsh (Channelnomics) •
Five years on, evidence is growing that the tablet's days may be numbered as the handhelds get squeezed between PCs and smartphones.
Featured Post, Mobility
Motion gets bigger with R12 launch
by Robert Dutt •
Motion Computing calls its new R12 line of tablets "rugged redefined," aims for the intersection of "sleek and sexy" and "rugged and durable."
Cloud, Distribution, Featured Post, Mobility
Synnex brings key solution practices to Canada
by Robert Dutt •
Synnex Canada introduces CloudSolv and ServiceSolv practices, while MobilitySolv continues to gain ground.
Channel Programs, Featured Post, Mobility
HP Software focuses on mobility partners
by Robert Dutt •
HP Software introduces its HP Anywhere Partner Program to get the channel up and running on its mobile management and app dev products.


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The city's two earth rinks were made with donated time and equipment from Royal Oak's Department of Public Service (DPS).
How an earth rink is made
Depressions for three earth rinks were put into place in city parks decades ago, according to Lee Collick, who works for the DPS. To whip them into skateable ice rinks, the ground must first be saturated with water. Once the ground is a solid base, layer after later of water is added to build up the ice.
This winter season's bitter cold temps may not be ideal for many of us but for Collick the weather is perfect. Cold, dry weather is his friend. Snow is the enemy.
Collick has access to DPS snowblowers, backhoes and front-end loaders.
"I am very fortunate to have access to the tools I need," Collick said.
The ice rinks have been very popular with local skaters and hockey teams, which makes the life-long Royal Oak resident and father of three happy.
"I used the rinks when I was a kid and now I bring my own children there," he said.
As a reminder, all time and equipment is donated, so please respect the rinks and be sure to not leave any trash behind.


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Morena of Morena's Corner shares at Crafts Unleashed how she refabbed a thrift store storage cube with a fun dice design. Morena used chalk paint, so there was no need for sanding or priming. She simply painted the wood cube and then glued on wood circles. I can't think of a more perfect place to [...Read More]
Dice Storage Ottoman Makeover
Frame to Dry Erase Calendar
Over at The Knock-Off Crafter you can see how easy it is to repurpose a frame into a dry erase calendar. The crafty gal behind this project used editing software to create her calendar and then had it printed at Staples for an inexpensive yet quality print. That's the most time consuming part, and guess what it's already been done for you. Booyah! From there it only takes minutes to pop it into your frame and get yourself organized.
Simple Toy Box with Safety Lid
With the help of Ana White's plans, Jaime from That's My Letter built this simple, modern toy box with inset sides and a personalized lid. And let me just say this baby covers all the bases when it comes to safety with a child safe closure that holds its position and a cut-out in front so no little fingers get pinched! The lumber and hardware cost less than half of the retail price, making this DIY version a beautiful and budget-friendly option.
Keep Toys Tidy with Cube Bookshelves
With a generously-sized closet and no need for a dresser, Hillary from The Friendly Home had plenty of space for furniture in her daughter's bedroom. She already had a set of bookcases. Unfortunately, they happened to be "cheap, ugly, and "not very sturdy" bookcases that Hillary was more than eager to replace. She said goodbye to the laminate shelving and built a pair of solid wood cubby shelves following plans from Ana White. Hillary loves how the cube design keeps book standing up and allows for hidden storage so everything looks neat and tidy.
Card Catalog Craft Room Storage
ChiWei from One Dog Woof has always loved the idea of having lots of little drawers to store all those bits and pieces of craft supplies she owns. When a card catalog came up on Craigslist at a reasonable price, ChiWei jumped on it, or rather, had her husband jump on it to ensure she became the proud new owner. ChiWei and her helpful hubby cut the original piece in half to create two consoles, built a new top for one of the pieces, and then gave them a fresh coat of paint. Now instead of one old broken down card catalog, ChiWei has two console tables to hold all of her goodies and plenty of room on top for display!
Rolling Storage Basket for Less
Adding wheels to a basket is a great way to increase its functionality. The good news is that you don't have to spend big bucks to buy a rolling basket when you can make one yourself. That's exactly what Tanya from twelveOeight did when a rolling basket from Pottery Barn had her drooling. Tanya freshened up an old wicker basket with paint and then added casters to complete the update for a grand total of $10!


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The Saratoga blog
What's happening around Saratoga.
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Greenfield horse owner in trouble again
Ann Arnold, a Wilton Road woman already facing 19 counts of animal cruelty after the SPCA and State Police visited her farm in September, was charged this week with criminal nuisance after her horses broke through her fence. Story here. [Read More]
Cuteness interlude
Melanie and Eugene Dallas of Sloppy Kisses held their third annual canine "Howl-O-Ween" costume contest Friday at Clifton Park Center. Of the 38 dogs entered in the contest, the winners (photographed by Enchanted Reflections Photography) are… [Read More]
Horse cruelty charges lodged in Greenfield
More than a dozen starving horses that were living in deplorable conditions in Greenfield Center are recovering after their owner turned them over to the SPCA of Upstate New York. Ann Arnold, 58, was arrested and charged with 19 counts of animal cruelty, a misdemeanor. State Police issued her an appearance ticket and she is […] [Read More]
Wolves and bears
It's not just wolves, folks. Keep your eye out for bears, too, especially if you live around Saratoga Lake. I'm hearing a black bear is roaming the Saratoga Glen neighborhood in Stillwater and has been seen on at least one deck. Supervisor Ed Kinowski said residents should keep the DEC's regional dispatch number on hand, […] [Read More]
Horse park fundraiser at race track
A weekend of equine activities at Saratoga Race Course will support the state's first horse park, which supporters now hope to build on more than six hundred acres in Wilton. Proceeds from this weekend's Saratoga Horse & Tack Expo will benefit New York Horse Park, Inc., a not-for-profit organization trying to raise $6 million to […] [Read More]
For the birds
"Trekki" is on the mend. Four days after undergoing surgery to remove a tumor and fix a hernia, the tiny parakeet is healing at home with her quirky owner, Julie Marino of Latham. The blue and white bird faced death only days ago. The tumor/hernia crushed her intestines. Confused, Marino researched her options, which brought her to "avian" vet Joy Lucas at Upstate Animal Medical Center […] [Read More]
The Prescott Brown Race
Wednesday eighth race at Saratoga is named after longtime Schenectady County Community College professor Prescott Brown, who planned many parties for Marylou Whitney and her husband John Hendrickson. Brown's family and friends will gather in the winner's circle after the race and, prior to that, get to meet the couple's promising race horse that they named after him. […] [Read More]
New York-bred sales spike 83 percent
Good Monday morning. It's a good time to recap this year's horse market in Saratoga Springs after the 2011 Fasig-Tipton sales, one of which contained some big surprises. Sales of yearlings at Fasig-Tipton's New York-bred Preferred sale, held Saturday and Sunday at the Humphrey S. Finney Sales Pavilion on East Avenue, hit near record numbers, […] [Read More]
The peep show continues.
Chicks have hatched at the public library, and it's getting messy in their incubator. There seems to be three, and they are causing a ruckus. See some fun facts about baby chickens below. The chickie cam has had more than 5,880 page views. Live Videos by Ustream From the SSPL website: Baby chicks stay in […] [Read More]
Wilma found!
Read today's story here. Bill Uris is at Upstate Animal Medical Center with his 4-year-old parrot, Wilma, who escaped Friday night. She's having trouble with one eye but otherwise seems okay, Uris told me. It's ironic she's having eye trouble, since she was found in front of an ophthalmologist's office on Maple Avenue today, according […] [Read More]
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Abbas plan calls for Israeli pullout from West Bank within three years
Following alert of terrorist infiltration from West Bank, police arrest suspect
Palestinian official: Israel imperils Gaza cease-fire if it ignores talks
Girl lightly injured after rocks thrown at bus in Jerusalem
Ireland demands review of UN Golan Heights mandate
WATCH LIVE: Liberman hosts visiting US congressman Engel and Royce
Naftali Bennett, not Netanyahu is the leader of Israel's Right, poll finds
Netanyahu ally says government failed to properly explain Gaza operation to public
Tibi bill seeks to give Israeli Arabs official national minority status
Israel squad reassembles for short camp
Eventful day at the office for Mac TA's Pako
Israel soccer coach Gutman names national squad for Shefayim camp
Yellow-and-blue sent packing from Europe
Peres Center director Sharir to head Science, Tech Ministry
*Putting their heads together*
Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak in Israel for 2014 EduAction Forum
Significant rise in number of registered patents, but majority of income from pharmaceuticals
Analysis: Talansky retrial could seal Olmert's fate on Holyland appeal
Raising a glass to Israeli wines in Jerusalem
Orlando Cinemas chain to open new theater in Jerusalem
Netanyahu hints he will agree to convene regional peace conference, Lapid says
Police recommend that former IDF chief Ashkenazi be indicted in Harpaz Affair
Lapid slams West Bank land appropriation: Why anger US and world?
Birthright alumni more supportive of Gaza op than general population
Thousands in Britain rally against rise in anti-Semitism
Report: Joan Rivers being brought out of induced coma, family to sue doctors
Displaced Jews in Ukraine are once again in harms way
French authorities arrest Muslim girls planning attack on synagogue
Syrian rebels demand ransom, removal from terror list in order to free captive Fiji troops
Fighting breaks out along Syrian border, with captured Fiji troops nearby
Iranian FM hopeful to reach nuclear agreement within 3 months
Turkey's new premier says 'no hope' of normalizing ties with Israel unless Gaza blockade lifted
PA chief Abbas: Hamas leader Mashaal is a liar
Israel's energy horizon
Architect of the Cold War
Borderline Views: Pyrrhic victories
No holds barred: 'The New York Times' censors our anti-ISIS ad
This is not David Harris' sermon
Hamas vs humous: What's the difference?
Teaching Israelis some finesse
Marking the end of 'youthful obnoxiousness'
The essential, ongoing role of the bar/bat mitzva
A song for ELUL: 'The song of the land
סִדְרַת סְטֶנְד-אַפְּ חֲדָשָה: קוֹמֶדִי בִּיט
גִיבּוֹרֵי יִשְׂרָאֵל מְקַבְּלֵי עִיטוּר הַגְבוּרָה
גֶ'אז בְּעִבְרִית
Huge culture festival to be held in Afula for first time
Wading through widowhood: You don't have to be Jewish
From Berlin to Hollywood to Jerusalem
Grapevine: Leket Israel HQ suffers fire, but work continues
Bibi's post-war challenge
A subversive movie
In pursuit of justice
Budapest falsifies history
From tragedy to charity
Shabbat planet
This week in Jerusalem: Peggy Cidor's round-up of city affairs
Rolling through summer
Starting the countdown to the next Gaza war
Facing chaotic instabilities
Iran's golden summer
Can Hamas be deterred?
When 'Romeo and Juliet' are Reuven and Jamila
Hitting the books
The king of impersonators
Women who run… and bike...and swim
WATCH: Lady Gaga greets fans in Israel before Tel Aviv show
Jon Stewart: I am not anti-Israel
Surfing in more ways than one
Mazel Tov on your wedding Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt!
Gossip is a form of trespass
Political theatrics
test 11111
Israël a perdu la guerre du web
De parking en hôpital d'urgence : la métamorphose
Meshaal : une élimination ratée
Faut-il tuer les leaders du Hamas ?
Revisiter le sionisme
Préserver l'héritage des Juifs de Tunisie
Ton peuple sera mon peuple
Pessah, de la première à la dernière délivrance
Les ,ésaventures de Sainsbury
Crispation de l'allié allemand
La paix, version palestinienne
David Azrieli, 1922-2014
Dimanche 13 juillet
Deux familles, une histoire
Il était une fois en Israël
Sale temps sur les routes israéliennes
« Ma petite fille ne parle toujours pas »
Avoir un fils autiste en Israël
JNF USA Solidarity Mission Visits Southern Israel
Turning Tanks into Pine Cones
Under Hamas Fire, KKL-JNF Paves a Security Road for Kibbutz Sufa
Canada-Israel Solidarity Rally in Jerusalem
Children from Moshav Tekuma Take a Break from the Rockets
IDF Soldiers Volunteer in Carmel Forest
New Single Tracks for Cyclists in the Western Galilee
Returning to the Well of Ziklag and ANZAC
KKL-JNF and Fair Planet in Ethiopia–Seeds of Hope
KKL-JNF at United Nations Committee of Forestry Conference
Argentine Province of Misiones Minister for Agriculture Visits the Negev with KKL-JNF
Nice-Netanya Scientific Seminar 'Mare Nostrum: A Vision for Tomorrow'
Agriculture and Nature Coexist at the Galilee's Eilon Reservoir
KKL Italy Marks World Water Day in Four Cities
Nevatim Celebrates 60 Years and Dedicates a New Reservoir
European Leadership Conference 2014 - Brussels, Belgium
The KKL-JNF Europe Young Leadership Conference
KKL-JNF Office Opens in New Zealand
KKL-JNF Leaders at ELC meet with the EU Parliament
Addressing Climate Change Conference
Nurturing the Foresters of the Future
Saving the Sabras
Ma'alot 360 Scholarship Recipients from Australia Tour Israel
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US army attacks terrorists in Somalia
Turkey summons US envoy over reports that US spied on Ankara
Alleged attacker of controversial British MP Galloway faces court today
Officials responds to EU appointments
Austerity or consumption – the debate that divides the French
British MP who called for Israel boycott released from hospital following attack
US says no specific threat to homeland from Islamic State
Britain raises terrorism threat level to 'severe' in response to Iraq, Syria
Russian denial of Ukraine military involvement is lie, says former oil tycoon Khodorkovsy
Iconic Entenmann's factory set to shut down in NY
Europe must take on bigger role in Israel-Palestinian conflict, says France's Hollande
Germany steps up fight against far rightists after neo-Nazi murders
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US calls on Iran to release American-Iranian pastor
American-Iranian Pastor Saeed Abedini with family 370.
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My daughter received a "prized" Hannah Montana calendar for Christmas and needed more than just a nail in a wall to hang it in her room.
My wife has a Lang calendar holder that this is based on.
This is made from Quarter sawn sycamore, however, I turned the two sidepieces 90 degrees, so they're really flatsawn in this configuration. That and a couple other flaws that I see but no one else does. I'm proud that there is no metal in this, just wood, glue and 2 mini-buscuits. The bottom crosspiece is rabbited. The backing is HDF.
Here's the Sketchup Model.
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Very nice!
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Great looking piece. As for Hanna Montana, I'm ready for her to grow out of here series :-)). My granddaughter has her show on constantly when she is here.
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#3 posted 2421 days ago
Good job on the calendar frame.
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#5 posted 2420 days ago
Nice. The Sycamore we have here is very unstable (very beautiful) and I can only use it with a good sub straight. Nice work
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Great idea
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