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TORONTO -- Toronto FC has confirmed the signing of Brazilian veteran Julio Cesar.
The 34-year-old holding midfielder, who can also play in defence, spent the last two seasons with Sporting Kansas City before being waived in November.
"It's important that Toronto FC becomes a more difficult team to play against this year," Toronto president and GM Kevin Payne said in a statement Tuesday. "Julio Cesar will be an important part of the backbone of our team in the middle of the field.
"He's a tough experienced, committed player who was a big part of Sporting Kansas City's success over the past two years, and we're very pleased he will be a part of TFC this season."
Cesar, who played 27 games for Kansas City in each of the last two seasons, made a hefty US$255,750 in 2012.
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Vicars' Close, in Wells, Somerset, England, is claimed to be the oldest purely residential street with its original buildings all surviving intact in Europe
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This book is a documentary record of the fishing industry in North Shields in the late 1970s. The study was originally commissioned by the Side Gallery in Newcastle. It is combined with a documentary account of a dairy in the West Midlands.
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The four-way leaders' debate in French has just concluded. Here are some observations on the debates and the election to this point. It was good of Radio Canada and CBC to have a live stream on the web with English translation, and somewhat...
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The National Popular Vote agreement is triggered when 270 electoral votes are reached, enough to give the states who signed the compact a majority of the electoral votes. Go to full article
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Dec 10, 2013 — Reform groups are focusing attention on Governor Cuomo's anti corruption commission's recommendations to beef up the anemic State Board of Elections but say they have not given up hope of public campaign financing for state wide races. Go to full article
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Nov 06, 2013 — Watertown's City Council contest pitted two fiscally conservative incumbents against two political newcomers who want city government to think more broadly about its role. The voters went for one of each. Go to full article
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May 01, 2013 — The state's Attorney General and Assembly Speaker have proposed an early voting system for New York that they say can improve voter participation and democracy. Go to full article
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Albany, NY, Feb 02, 2012 — Governor Cuomo says the possibility of three primary elections in New York this year is not in anyone's best interest.
A federal judge has already ruled that congressional primaries must be held June 26. While Assembly Democrats would like statewide primaries to also be held on that date, Senate Republicans prefer an August primary.
If no action is taken, the statewide primaries will automatically fall on September 11 this year. The presidential primary is in April. In Albany, Karen DeWitt reports. Go to full article
A federal judge has already ruled that congressional primaries must be held June 26. While Assembly Democrats would like statewide primaries to also be held on that date, Senate Republicans prefer an August primary.
If no action is taken, the statewide primaries will automatically fall on September 11 this year. The presidential primary is in April. In Albany, Karen DeWitt reports. Go to full article
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Ottawa, ON, Mar 23, 2011 — Canada's Finance Minister Jim Flaherty presented the Conservative Government's proposed budget to Parliament Tuesday afternoon. All three opposition parties immediately announced they will not support it - which could force a federal election this Spring. Should a no-confidence measure pass, Members of Parliament will head back to the polls, in a short election cycle of about 6 weeks duration. Lucy Martin has more. Go to full article
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Dec 15, 2005 — In Iraq, tribal Sheiks are often central figures for the U.S. military. Unit commanders meet often with sheiks to talk about local events and act as a mutual bridge between U.S. soldiers and Iraqis. Lately, a lot of the talk has centered on Thursday's elections. Freelance photojournalist Bill Putnam recently sat in on one such conversation. Captain Adam Lackey of the 101st Airborne Division spoke with a sheik in Bayji, in the area known as the Sunni triangle. Their conversation was far-ranging, from the Sunni sheik's surprising support of a Shiite candidate, to concerns over ballot rigging and Iran, to the sheik's desires for a secular Iraq. Putnam sent us this audio postcard. Go to full article
Public Weighs in on New Voting Machines
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Dec 14, 2005 — New York State is under federal mandate to have new voting machines on line by next November's elections under the Federal Help America Vote Act. But the State Board of Elections is still trying to adopt standards for those machines. Members of the State Board got an earful at the first of three public hearings, held in Rochester yesterday. Bud Lowell at public radio station WXXI reports. Go to full article


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Minnesota Pump N Run 17-and-under team defeated Team Odom 75-53 in the title game. Kevin Noreen from Minnesota Transitions led Pump N Run with 18 points. Carlos Emmory of Bloomington Jefferson and Dyami Starks of Duluth East chipped in 14 points each and Aaron Anderson of Osseo added 13.
They defeated D1E (Derrick Rose) 61-58 in the semifinals after trailing by 12 points. Emmory led the way with 22 points. Noreen had 16 points and Steve Tecker from Northwestern (WI) added 11.
Minnesota Pump N Run defeated 2D1 Basketball Academy 75-70 in the quarterfinals after trailing by 20 points. Tecker had 20 points. Emmory added 16 and Noreen had 14.
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|Excellent - 185 reviews
we'll lift your spirits.. welcome to the Hampton Inn Bardstown Step into the lobby of the Hampton Inn® hotel in Bardstown and give a toast to Old Kentucky. This town is known for our locally made bourbon, "My Old Kentucky Home." Yes, we're a spirited place, known as the "Bourbon Capital of the World" for our brown elixir and the Kentucky Bourbon Festival hel...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 185 reviews
Excellent 10.0
Breakfast was great. Attendants kept everything more than clean and food was very fresh.
Excellent 10.0
The room had a microwave and a mini fridge. That came to a shock to me, I was excited :)
No hot tub :(The staff was professional and nice. I enjoyed my stay and I will remember that for the next time I stay.
|Mediocre - 7 reviews
Overall Rating - Mediocre - 7 reviews
|Excellent - 22 reviews
When you stay at The Hill House Bed & Breakfast in Loretto, you'll be close to Maker's Mark Distillery. This 4-star bed & breakfast is within the region of Bourbon Heritage Center and My Old Kentucky Home State Park Golf Course. Make yourself at home in one of the 4 air-conditioned rooms featuring fireplaces. Cable television is provided for your entertainme...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 22 reviews
Excellent 10.0
NoWill definitely stay there the next time we are in the area!
Excellent 9.0
Very clean; lovely place. Owner was very pleasant.
Road noise was obvious.It was a very nice place. The hostess was very nice. I wished we had known that breakfast was to be served late on Sunday mornings. We left early and missed the breakfast unfortunately.
|Good - 260 reviews
With a stay at Old Bardstown Inn in Bardstown, you'll be minutes from My Old Kentucky Home State Park and close to Bardstown Civil War Museum. This hotel is within close proximity of Oscar Getz Museum of Whiskey and My Old Kentucky Home State Park Golf Course. Make yourself at home in one of the guestrooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Conveniences...
Overall Rating - Good - 260 reviews
Okay 6.0
The room was clean if a bit old and the staff was very helpful
There were people sitting outside drinking and cops in the parking lot when we arrived. this is a little upsetting
Okay 6.0
Location across from the park, and half a mile from downtown.
It felt a little shabby around the edges--totally fine but not a pampering experience by any measure. Bring your own shampoo. The room came with what looked like a ketchup packet of shampoo and no conditioner.
|Good - 49 reviews
Stay at this pet friendly Bardstown, Kentucky hotel providing convenient access to local distilleries, antique shopping and more! Welcome to the BEST WESTERN General Nelson Inn where guests will find all of the amenities and services to make any stay feel like home! Situated in central Kentucky, this Bardstown hotel features 48 well-appointed guest rooms, e...
Overall Rating - Good - 49 reviews
Good 7.0
We were very tired so we were glad to find it.
The carpet needed to be cleaned other wise very nice.Nice warm pool.
Okay 5.0
Small room, small lot making parking difficult, not worth the cost of the room. The room needed updated, especially the bathroom.Older motel in the center of town. Room was very small especially the bathroom. The cost of the room was out of line with what was offered. Breakfast was decent.
|Okay - 28 reviews
With a stay at Sun Suites of Louisville in Louisville (East Louisville), you'll be close to Oxmoor Center and Skyview Park. This hotel is within the vicinity of Mall St. Matthews and Farmington Historic Home. Make yourself at home in one of the 141 air-conditioned rooms featuring kitchenettes with refrigerators and stovetops. Complimentary wireless Internet...
Overall Rating - Okay - 28 reviews
Okay 6.0
Low price. Nothing fancy about it. Just needed a place to sleep during convention, and this was reasonable priced for a busy week in Louisville.
Can't get in after 11 pm.Good low price hotel.
Poor 2.0
I was happy that the staff did work to correct all the issues I had in a timely manner, and were courteous at all times
There was an incident involving another room and person and even after having the maintenance man knock ony door and ask if I was involved at 11pm. I later had four Police officers harassing me while in my room and questioning my integrity.The hotels Security was not up to par and was not available.
|Excellent - 788 reviews
You'll be centrally located in Louisville with a stay at The Brown Hotel, steps from Louisville Palace and close to Muhammed Ali Center. This 4-star hotel is within close proximity of Fourth Street Live and Kentucky International Convention Center. Make yourself at home in one of the 293 air-conditioned rooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Your bed comes...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 788 reviews
Excellent 8.3
No refrigerator or microwave in room was inconvenient.
Excellent 10.0
Has history and character. Staff is delightful.
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Overall Rating - Good - 10 reviews
Okay 6.0
Room was very clean and quiet. Wasnt too outdated. Free wifi and HBO was a plus.
Plan to go out for breakfast. Canned peaches and week old danishes were not a hit with me.Went on the Bourbon Trail that weekend. It was about 30 minutes south of Makers Mark.
Okay 5.0
Cleanliness & location
The hotel was clean & orderly. I think the rate was a bit high for the room.
|Excellent - 468 reviews
The Seelbach Hilton Louisville is in the heart of Louisville, walking distance from Fourth Street Live and Kentucky International Convention Center. This 4-star hotel is within close proximity of Louisville Palace and Kentucky Center for the Performing Arts. Make yourself at home in one of the 321 air-conditioned rooms featuring flat-screen televisions. You...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 468 reviews
Poor 1.0
Definetely not worth the price. Will be staying elsewhere on our next trip!Definetely not worth the price. Will be staying elsewhere on our next trip!
Okay 6.0
Outside of the rooms the lobby, Clubs and restaurants were 5 star level quality. Plus it couldn't have had a much better location
I felt like I was staying in a broom closet the room was so small and you could really tell from your room that the hotel was built in the 1900. I guess the 4 stars came from 5 star everything else and 2.5 star roomIf you are traveling for business or by yourself this hotel would be great for location and size may not be a concern but I wouldn't recommend for multiple people like a family. Plus this was a big surprise what hotels do not have a pool
|Excellent - 125 reviews
The Extras Aren't Extra at Drury Hotels! Our guests can enjoy free hot breakfast, free hot food and cold beverages at the 5:30 Kickback®, free wireless Internet access in all rooms and throughout the hotel, free long distance calls and free popcorn and soda in the lobby daily. An indoor/outdoor swimming pool and whirlpool are available for guest use, along w...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 125 reviews
Excellent 10.0
The staff was great. Food was good, kids loved the free snack and soda
Food left in the room fridge
Good 8.0
Safe neighborhood with very secure fenced parking lot. Fun indoor/outdoor pool. Enjoyed the AM & PM food served. Large bathroom with great water pressure.
The bathroom could have been cleaner. Not enough attention to detail by the cleaning staff. Maid left a used washcloth on the shower curtain rod and there was hair in the tub. Would be better to have Queen sized beds instead of double beds.Excellent hotel for the price and amenities offered. I felt safe and secure as a woman traveling alone with my daughter. The beds & pillows were comfy and the rooms seemed very sound-proof. The breakfast had a great variety of options and the foods served between 5:30pm-7pm allowed us to have a meal without leaving the hotel after a long day of traveling.
|Okay - 602 reviews
When you stay at Fern Valley Hotel & Conference Center in Louisville, you'll be close to Jefferson Mall. This hotel is within the vicinity of Louisville Mega Cavern and Kentucky Exposition Center. Make yourself at home in one of the 406 air-conditioned guestrooms. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available...
Overall Rating - Okay - 602 reviews
Okay 4.6
It has a pool and fitness center which is a nice convenience for the price. Close to the airport and a few places to eat in the area.
It looks like they only callbthe cleaning ladies to come and tidy up before they expect a big crowd for a conference. The floors in the halls and elevators looked like they have not been vacuumed for weeks. The shower drain was so clogged yo had to stand in dirty water.
Poor 1.0
Right off interstate
Our room had clothes left in from the previous people who stayed in there .. The toilet did not flush and shower would not drain. Very disappointD
|Good - 44 reviews
the thoroughbred city... welcome to the Hampton Inn & Suites Louisville-East. The thunder of hooves. The colorful silks. The thrill of a win. It's all here, near our Hampton Inn & Suites® hotel in Louisville-East. From the famous Churchill Downs, home of the Kentucky Derby, to the stunning Muhammad Ali Center, a modern museum that you'll find inspiring and f...
Overall Rating - Good - 44 reviews
Mediocre 3.0
It was close to my location
I was booked in a smoking room without the option to specify during my priceline offer, or change it after going to the hotel. I was pretty disappointed that I had to put up with the smell.
Excellent 9.0
The man who checked us in the evening of June 29 was new (he said) but very friendly and accommodating. When our A/C unit didn't perform correctly, he changed us to a nicer room. Win-win.
Just that the A/C unit did not cool, but that was quickly and competently fixed to our satisfaction with a move to another room that was larger.We were very pleased with the hotel, the service, and the amenities.
|Good - 921 reviews
Conveniently located off Interstate 64, this Baymont Inn and Suites Louisville East is near Kentucky International Convention Center, Churchill Downs, Louisville International Airport, Mid America Sports Center, and many local restaurants. Experience hometown hospitality at this lodging with complimentary continental breakfast, complimentary Internet, outdoo...
Overall Rating - Good - 921 reviews
Okay 5.0
There breakfast was good, they had a lot to choose from.
NO.I've stayed at 4 hotels in Louisville in the past month and this one was the best for the price. They had more channels to choose from on TV, and larger room for a cheaper price than the others I have stayed at.
Mediocre 4.0
It was beautiful and clean...great ammenities.
I had trouble with a credit card and the staff was extremely rude and treated me like a criminal, even though I was willing and able to give them another card. I was very disappointed in their way of handling the issue.
|Good - 18 reviews
Make your business trip a pleasure at this Hawthorn Suites by Wyndham Louisville hotel, just off Interstate 64 and Interstate 265, in the heart of the Bluegrass Industrial Park. Stay connected with the complimentary wireless Internet at this lodging and start your days off right with the complimentary hot breakfast. All rooms come standard with spacious work...
Overall Rating - Good - 18 reviews
Poor 2.0
Location and kitchen access.
Our bathroom light hummed like bates motel and although they tried to correct it...it did not change. The air conditioner was so loud that we could only here the TV if we increased the volume by 50 points! The bath tub was chipped and damaged.Housekeeping came at 5pm one day to clean our room! No coffee in breakfast room even tnough no one was there! Horrible experience - could not wait to leave.
Excellent 9.0
The towels in the bathroom were amazing! Soft a little small but they quality made up for the size
I did not like how the bed was too close to on wall but the plus to it was the thermostat was right there didn't have to get out of bed to adjust it is the middle of the night.It was a great deal for the money. Full size fridge with ice maker in the room. Close to the highway, which made getting where we were going super easy. It is also located near a lot of restaurants. We stayed here for 3 nights and it was a perfect size room for two people. The front desk staff was amazing and everyone we dealt with was very nice. Free wifi and it works! The breakfast was small but had the basics and a waffle maker.
|Excellent - 17 reviews
Central Park Bed & Breakfast is the perfect destination for accommodations outside the ordinary, whether for business or leisure travel. Conveniently located in the heart of Historic Old Louisville, the Inn provides the privacy for romantic getaways while placing a more civilized definition on business travel. Upon entering this magnificent three story Vict...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 17 reviews


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By DAMON LAWRENCE
Roane County property owners should receive their new appraisal notices in the next few days. Property Assessor Teresa Kirkham said they will be mailed out today, May 14. In this final installment of a question-and-answer session, Kirkham discusses several topics, including her reluctance to disclose the location of the reappraisal office.
Why do the county and cities depend so much on your office to set their budgets?
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's proposed rules to regulate coal ash could impact the non-time critical phase of TVA's disaster cleanup.
"How it affects what we want to do with phase 2 and closure of the cell, we're still sifting through that," said Craig Zeller, the EPA engineer in charge of the non-time critical cleanup.
Rocky Houston now has something new in common with his brother.
Both no longer have to face murder charges for the deaths of Roane County Sheriff's Deputy Bill Jones and his ride-along passenger Mike Brown.
Leon Houston was acquitted in November on all charges in the deaths of the two men.
By CINDY SIMPSON
Most people are familiar with student exchange programs for high school students.
There are, however, such programs for college students, and Roane State Community College has eight exchange students.
"It can be a lot of fun if you go into it with an open mind," said Melissa Rahmanian.
Rhamanian is program coordinator for Youth for Understanding. She also coordinates another program, Congress-Bundestag.
Pranks can backfire.
Just ask Roane County Property Assessor Teresa Kirkham and Panama City Beach police, who are demanding an apology from her.
Kirkham sent her friend, Sherry Witt, the Knox County Register of Deeds, a letter that was allegedly from the Panama City Beach Police Department.
Ron Berry wore two hats at Wednesday's Roane County budget committee meeting.
One as a Roane County commissioner, and the other as a member of the Chamberlain Board, which Rockwood officials say oversees the building where the county's new veterans clinic is to be located.
Berry is one of four commissioners who serve on the budget committee.
A bald eagle is back home — ready to once again soar over the waters of Watts Bar Lake.
Wildlife officials released the bird back into the wild Friday at Kingston City Park after months of rehabilitation.
The majestic raptor was found injured in Kingston late last year.
"We got a call off of Lawnville Road there was an eagle in the bushes," said Vincent Pontello of Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency.
Time has run out for the state to appeal a decision that dismissed murder charges against Rocky Houston.
The Court of Criminal Appeals in Knoxville rendered its decision on March 3.
The state had 60 days from that date to appeal.
Joanne Newsome, the chief deputy clerk for the Tennessee Appellate Court Clerk's Office in Knoxville, said Tuesday morning that her office had yet to receive anything from the state.
State budget woes could affect crimefighting in Roane County.
The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation, which local law enforcement agencies depend on for forensic services, is facing cuts that could leave dozens of agents out of work.
"TBI is now facing sending home 58 field and forensic agents in order to reach the $4 million in cuts," TBI spokeswoman Kristin Helm said in an e-mail.
School officials believe Oliver Springs High School's water bill was too high.
The town's water department agrees. In fact, they admitted the overcharges in water and sewer services in an answer filed by their attorney to a lawsuit brought on by the Roane County school system.
According to the answer, however, fault does not totally lie with the water department.
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The economic turbulence of the past few years has created a talent paradox: amid stubbornly high unemployment, employers still face challenges filling technical and skilled jobs. Employers now need to adjust their talent management initiatives to focus on retaining employees with critical skills who are at a high risk of departure and the capable leaders who can advance their companies amidst continuing global economic turbulence.
To help employers gain a better understanding of the latest employee attitudes and emerging talent trends, Deloitte Consulting LLP teamed with Forbes Insights to survey 560 employees across virtually every major industry and global region. Based on the results and Deloitte's analysis of the talent market, three emerging challenges rose to the top:
Read all at http://www.deloitte.com/view/en_GX/global/services/consulting/human-capital/32be99c8fb1b9310VgnVCM3000001c56f00aRCRD.htm#
Digital technologies are rapidly encroaching on skills that used to belong to humans alone. This phenomenon is broad and deep and has profound economic implications. Many of these implications are positive; digital innovation increases productivity, reduces prices, and grows the overall economic pie. But digital innovation has also changed how the economic pie is distributed, and here the news is not good for the median worker. As technology races ahead, it can leave many people behind. Workers whose skills have been mastered by computers have less to offer the job market and see their wages and prospects shrink. Entrepreneurial business models, new organizational structures, and different institutions are needed to ensure that the average worker is not left behind by cutting-edge machines.
McAfee brings together a range of statistics, examples, and arguments to show that technological progress is accelerating, and that this trend has deep consequences for skills, wages, and jobs. He makes the case that employment prospects are grim for many people today, not because technology has stagnated, but instead because we humans and our organizations aren't keeping up.
Found at Public services by design | Public | Public.
Two years ago Michael Bichard, chair of the Design Council and former civil service mandarin, waxed lyrical about how design could drive innovation and sustainability in public services.
To be continued at http://www.guardianpublic.co.uk/pubic-services-design-frontline-innovation
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First sentence should be broadened. During any Labor Day one should reflect on the future of work. And then act accordingly.
Found at http://www.business-strategy-innovation.com/wordpress/2010/09/future-of-work/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed:+business-strategy-innovation+(Blogging+Innovation)
It seems fitting during Labor Day week to reflect on the future of work. Today's concept of work, employment, and jobs are an outgrowth of an industrial era that is long gone. The industrial era is not coming back and it is time to rethink the basic concept of work. Despite what politicians say most of the jobs lost in the current downturn aren't coming back. Work takes on new meaning in the 21st century and it is time to change our conversation. The real wake-up call of this downturn is the enormous skill's gap between the requirements of a 21st century economy and the skills and experience of the current workforce. Waving our hands and political rhetoric will not close the gap. Our education and workforce development systems must be transformed. Now. The nature of work and the way we think about jobs must change dramatically. Labor Day seems like a good day to start.
Here are 20 random thoughts on the future of work.
To be continued at http://www.business-strategy-innovation.com/wordpress/2010/09/future-of-work/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed:+business-strategy-innovation+(Blogging+Innovation)
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Found at A Few Predictions for the Innovation Economy.
Network will become the corporate structure of the future. They will spit out start-ups at an astonishing rate.
The "resume system" will be banished forever possibly earning the title of the cruelest human invention since the lobotomy.
The University System will be challenged – the relevance of the college degree will be questioned in an economy that favors unique combination of knowledge assets rather than everyone having the same "degree".
Everyone will have visibility of supply and demand for knowledge assets meaning that employers and employees will have equal information about cost, availability, and demand.
To be continued at http://www.ingenesist.com/business-plans/a-few-predictions-for-the-innovation-economy.html
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By 2020, our world could be in the middle of a sustainable golden age, but it depends on how we handle the current recession. Carlota Perez, professor of technology and socio-economic development at the Technological University of Tallinn, explains how the global economy depends on technological advances.
Found at Leadership, Thinking Ten Years Ahead – Imagining the Future of Leadership – Harvard Business Review.
'm convinced that — with new skills tuned to external futureforces — leaders can make better organizations, better communities, and a better world.
Ourlast big economic driver was engineering and the first stage of the digital age. At Institute for the Future, in our annual ten-year forecast program, we see an underlying shift to biology as a driver, and what I'm starting to think of as the "global well-being economy." If biology and the global well-being economy will drive the future, what does that suggest for leaders? How can leaders grow their own empathy with nature and the global well-being economy?
Self-interest and competition will not be enough
To be continued at http://blogs.hbr.org/imagining-the-future-of-leadership/2010/05/leadership-thinking-ten-years.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed:+harvardbusiness+(HBR.org)
Found at http://www.management-issues.com/2010/2/23/research/no-return-to-business-as-usual.asp
Businesses will only truly start to recover from the recession when they realise that there is going to be no return to pre-recession "normality" and the new, unpleasant, more precarious economic world we are now living in is likely to be with us until at least 2015.
The somewhat bleak prognosis has come from an array of British business organisations, academics and think-tanks brought together by accounting and business services firm BDO.
It is also a sharp wake-up call to the 44 per cent of firms polled by BDO that believe that the economy will return to "business as usual" within the next two years.
The report included forecasts by senior economists from bodies such as the Confederation of British Industry, the Institute of Directors and the Institute for Public Policy Research, in collaboration with the Centre for Future Studies.
To be continued at http://www.management-issues.com/2010/2/23/research/no-return-to-business-as-usual.asp


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Clara is summoned to an impossible conference call, alerting her that the deadly Whisper Men are closing in on Vastra, Jenny and Strax. Someone is kidnapping the Doctor's friends, leading him toward the one place in all of time and space that he should never go. It's a deadly trap that threatens to unravel his past, present and future...
Season seven of Doctor Who will see the last days of the Ponds with Karen Gillan and Arthur Darvill returning as Amy and Rory for their final, rollercoaster voyage with the Doctor - but what will he do after their heartbreaking departure? Prepare yourselves for thrills, adventures and dramatic surprises as the show builds towards its enormous, climactic 50th anniversary year.
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trevor R Primmer s/oJohn Primmmer & Florence mary Anastea Feebry, was born in 1912 atwellington,Reg No 12453His ist marr was to Ivy Kitson/Vernon b 1914, d 12 dec 1964 at Parkes.Bur Parkes.Trevor then marr Jean?There were 4 dec children of trevor & Ivy from 1939 to 45.There are 3 living children,Ronald, Raymond & Rhonda Lewis.Her husband d 1998.Ronald has some children incl a dec son & raymond is marr to Sonia Cowell & they have 2 dau.Ivy Kitsons parents were Jos E Kitson & Gertrude Bowman who were marr in Hillston in 1897.reg No 5540.Ivy marr george vernon 1929 Cobar.Reg No 13176.I do not know what happened to him.Trevor d Orange Hosp 18 Feb 1979, bur Parkes.
John Primmer was brn 31 Oct 1870at wellington to James Primmer & mary Ann Johnson & had 9 siblings, all of whom are now dec.Florence M a was b 12Aug 1878 in bathursr & d 31 Jul 1972 in dubbo.Her parents were Jon Feebry & Alicia Ryan.They were marr 15may 1897 C/eWellington.Flo later became a very strict catholic.Hope this helps.lorraine
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Paul C
|Paul C
|Background information
|Birth name
|Paul McKasty
|September 20, 1964
|NYC, New York, United States
|July 17, 1989(aged 24)
|Hip hop, East Coast hip hop, Pop rock
|Record producer
|Keyboards, turntables, synthesizer, drum machine, bass guitar
|Years active
|Associated acts
|Ultramagnetic MC's, Organized Konfusion, Eric B. & Rakim, Mikey D & the L.A. Posse, The Mandolindley Road Show
Paul C. McKasty (September 20, 1964 – July 17, 1989), better known as Paul C, was an East coast hip hop producer and engineer in the 1980s. McKasty was of Polish descent.[1]
McKasty began his musical career as a bassist of the pop rock band the Mandolindley Road Show.[2] He gave himself the middle name "Charles" after Ray Charles which he shortened to the initial "C."[1] After the group disbanded, Paul joined the hip hop group Mikey D & the L.A. Posse.[3] He began working as a producer and engineer for numerous hip-hop acts. Paul C's best-known work is on Ultramagnetic MC's 1988 classic debut album Critical Beatdown[4] and the non-album singles the group released between 1988 and 1989. He has only one credit as a producer on the album, for the track "Give the Drummer Some," but according to group members, Paul C was responsible for the overall sound of the album.[1][5] Paul preferred to work without contracts, so he often did not receive credit for his production work.[4]
Paul C also worked for many other artists including Grandmaster Caz, Super Lover Cee & Casanova Rud, Stezo, and Rahzel. He also served as a mentor of Large Professor in the use of the E-mu SP-1200.[6] He overheard a recording session of a new local group named Simply Too Positive and offered to produce its entire demo. Simply Too Positive eventually became Organized Konfusion and its demo created a major buzz around the group.[4]
Paul C's status began to grow and he was hired to work for higher-profile artists. He produced tracks for Eric B. & Rakim's Let the Rhythm Hit 'Em. He was planning on producing more songs for the group and also for Queen Latifah, Biz Markie, and Large Professor's group Main Source.
However, in 1989, Paul C was shot to death in Rosedale, Queens, at the age of 24. His murder was featured on America's Most Wanted[4] leading to the arrest of Derrick "Little Shine" Blair.[7] Blair was arrested in Fayetteville, North Carolina and prosecutors alleged he was associated with the family of Paul C's wife, Richia Sheridan. It was later learned that Sheridan was pregnant with another man's baby when Paul C was shot to death in the bedroom he shared with her. Sheridan initially was interviewed by NYPD after Paul's murder but she then declined to speak further with investigators or Paul C's family. During the trial, a witness testified he saw Derrick Blair emerge from Paul C's house on the night of his murder. But, during cross-examination one of the lead NYPD detectives performed poorly when pressed by Derrick Blair's attorney and the jury voted to acquit. The case has yet to be solved.
Despite his short career, Paul C left a lasting legacy on hip-hop music.[4]
His protégé Large Professor took over production duties on much of the music Paul was working on before his death. He went on to become a well-known producer and emcee. Large Pro's publishing company is named Paul Sea Productions in honor of his late mentor.[4][8] Other hip hop producers such as Domingo,[9] Pete Rock, and Cut Chemist cite Paul C as an influence. Kool Keith, Pharoahe Monch, and Rahzel credit Paul C with helping them to grow as artists.[4][5]
A picture of Paul C appears in the liner notes of Let the Rhythm Hit 'Em and the album is dedicated to his memory (although his name is not listed in the production credits). The liner notes of Main Source's debut album Breaking Atoms includes the inscription Paul C Lives. On Organized Konfusion's debut single "Fudge Pudge," the duo gives a shout-out that says, "Paul C to the organisms!"[4] Critical Beatdown was re-released in 2004 with the non-album singles that Paul produced as bonus tracks. In 2006, an unreleased album by Mikey D & the L.A. Posse was released under the title Better Late Than Never: In Memory Of Paul C.[10]
A documentary about Paul C was uploaded to Vimeo in 2013. It features interviews with Rakim, Pharoahe Monch, Ced Gee, Mikey D, and others who worked with and were influenced by him.[1]
- ^ a b c d Memories of Paul C McKasty. Vimeo. 2013.
- ^ "The Mandolindley Road Show". Discogs.com.
- ^ Paine (2005-10-30). "Mikey D: Re-Settin' It Off". AllHipHop.
- ^ a b c d e f g h Tompkins, Dave (2001). "Return to the World as a Thought". Big Daddy (10).
- ^ a b Batey, Angus (2004). "Ultramagnetic MC's - Critical Beatdown: An Oral History". Critical Beatdown (reissue). Roadrunner Records. Retrieved 2013-02-20.
- ^ "Large Professor On '90s Babies, Nas & Rakim's Relationship And Lupe Fiasco's Rights To "T.R.O.Y."". Archived from the original on 2012-07-10. Retrieved 10 July 2012.
- ^ "Man arrested in Record Producer's Death". The Fayetteville Observer. 1990-02-15. Retrieved 2008-12-30.
- ^ Barman, Paul (2006-05-23). "Feeding The Root". Village Voice.
- ^ Domingo; Creekmur, Chuck "Jigsaw" (2009-02-10). "TOP 5 DEAD OR ALIVE PRODUCERS: Domingo". AllHipHop. Retrieved 2009-04-02.
- ^ "Mikey D & The LA Posse - Better Late Than Never - In Memory Of Paul C". Discogs.com.
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I made this box from some Ipe (Brazilian Walnut) flooring and inlaid some strips of Zebrawood scraps from my last box. Finished with 3 coats of brushed on shellac which wasn't drying fast enough to suit me. So I put in front of the furnace and went to feed the horses. When I came back 15 minutes later it was really gummy and covered with bubbles! Oooops! Left it overnight and sanded all the bubbles out and decided to try French Polish after getting lots of instruction from Blackcherry. Whoa! This is way too fun and I think probably my best finish to date. Dimensions: 11 1/2"x 7 1/2"x 5". Tray is walnut with sycamore splines. Bottom of tray is the last of my antique ply with the logo on it. Wooden Patron/Grizz hinges. Zebrawood splines in box. I applied Renissance wax with a white Scotch pad after finish cured for 24 hours. Many thanks to Blackcherry!
-- " I'll try to be nicer, if you'll try to be smarter" gfadvm
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#1 posted 578 days ago
Very nice work Andy. I would like to try French polish too.
#2 posted 578 days ago
Beautiful work, beautiful wood and beautiful finish
-- Mother Nature created it, I just assemble it. - It's not ability that we often lack, but the patience to use our ability
#3 posted 578 days ago
Beautiful looking finish. That should make any viewer want to reach out and touch it for sure. Glad to hear that it didn't do more than just bubble. Great job.
-- John, British Columbia, Canada
#4 posted 578 days ago
You're getting mighty fancy there Doc !
Pretty soon you're going to make one that fly's !
-- Having fun...Eric
#5 posted 578 days ago
andy, i just love this one, very nice design and wood choice, perfect splines and the finish is top notch, so if ask you for the same help, can you let me know how you do this finish…congrats buddy and another wonderful winner..grizz
#6 posted 578 days ago
Great looking box and finish. I thought I was the only one to impatient to let shellac dry !
-- bowtie,.....jus passin thru.... cccedar.com
#7 posted 578 days ago
Oh Yea Andy! Nature gives us some great material and the finish really bring out her glory, lots of fun with this technique ….I know over time you'll really grow to love this finish but it has its limits as to where and when to use…BC
#8 posted 578 days ago
That's a beauty Andy…..nice recovery on the finish!! I gotta learn the french polish thing…..I love shellac as a finish. The antique ply is cool, what's the story on that?
-- Jeff - I have not failed. I've just found 10,002 ways that won't work.
#9 posted 578 days ago
I Love this box design, and it seems to look great no matter what wood you do it in. Although thats probally more your talent. I can't wait until mine's finished.
-- mike c
#10 posted 578 days ago
That is gorgeous Andy.
-- Backer boards, stop blocks, build oversized, and never buy a hand plane--
#11 posted 578 days ago
Now that is a hum-dinger of a box Andy. Nice save on the finish.
-- Superdav "No matter where you go - there you are." http://chiselandforge.com
#12 posted 578 days ago
A mighty fine example of great work. Glad you were able to pull the finish out of a nose dive! Yeah, let's hear more about this french polish finishing process!!!
Yep! Ya done did it right, again!!!
-- Randy-- I may not be good...but I am slow! If good things come to those who wait.... Why is procratination a bad thing?
#13 posted 578 days ago
A beauty of a box Andy.
-- Mike - In Fort McMurray Alberta
#14 posted 578 days ago
Thanks guys. I'll try to answer the questions I remember: Jeff- That ply came out of the back of an old wardrobe that my wife's dad built 70 years ago. When he died, a lot of stuff was going to the landfill and I just couldn't let that happen so I salvaged a bunch of stuff. Grizz- I can't take any credit for the finish. Blackcherry talked me through the process and I'm trying to get him to do a short blog as this is his technique, not mine. I watched a lot of U Tube vids about this technique and they made it seem very intimidating so I was afraid I couldn't do it. The method I used is way too simple (and fun) to work this well. I'll say it again: "everything I know about woodworking, I learned from the great people on this site."
-- " I'll try to be nicer, if you'll try to be smarter" gfadvm
#15 posted 578 days ago
Great looking box Andy, I've got to give those hinges a try. I would also like to hear more about that finish.
-- JoeyG ~~~ http://www.facebook.com/JHGWoodWorks
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'Bad Influence' is an action thriller that features some familiar and new acting talent from in and around Spanish Town. Including: Garfield 'Sarge@'Lewis, Apache Chief , Sharon Rose and Philip Morgan.
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Saturday the 18th of Feburary 2012, saw the launch of the Jamaica Reggae Film Festival 2012 at RedBones Blues Café in New Kingston. The event celebrated last year's award winners with the theme: The Best of the Reggae Film Festival 2011.
Carl Bradshaw, chairman of the Jamaica Film Academy, also heralded this year's event, scheduled for April 17-21.
Attendees viewed a selection from the 'Make a Film in 24 Hours' competition. Including G.A.M.E Film Productions 2011 entry "Stay Firm" and a preview of "Camariah's Way" possibly the 2012 contribution.The show was just the beginning of the vibrant cultural line-up that the Jamaica Film Academy has planned for April's staging of the 2012 Reggae Film Festival, where there will be a guest screening of an international film starring well-known Academy Award-winning actors and actresses.
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Kingstons premiere menswear store Engima commissioned the services of Spanish Towns leading independant film maker / director and producer Amaziyah The Great & celebrity fashion guru John Bling of the Blank Blingaz Crew to represent the opening of their new store in the heart of the city.
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Updated 12:06pm Sunday 13th April 2014 in News By Gavin Engelbrecht
MEMBERS of the National Youth Orchestra (NYO) gave a series of impromptu performances to shoppers and tourists in Durham City yesterday (Saturday, April 12).
One ensemble played a selection of music in Durham Cathedral and its cloisters, while another set up in a city store.
The Play the City sessions were presented as the 165-strong NYO reached the halfway point of its annual residency at Durham University's St Hild and St Bede College.
NYO spokesman Nathan Comer: "The NYO - the UK's largest orchestra - comes to Durham City every spring.
"All of our members are teenagers who are at school and this residency gives a vital opportunity to rehearse material together.
"It is very intense two weeks, since a lot of the members are having to prepare for their GCSEs and A-levels as well."
As part of their visit the NYO have already held an Inspire Day with young musicians from across the region, who were invited to play with orchestra members.
The special event on Monday, April 7, saw young players chat and rehearse with NYO principal players and tutors, before performing in front of family and friends in an informal concert at the end of the day.
The orchestra is now busy with final rehearsals for a concert at Sage Gateshead at 7.30pm on Friday April 18.
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Computerworld - WASHINGTON - A top FBI official warned today that many cyber-adversaries of the U.S. have the ability to access virtually any computer system, posing a risk that's so great it could "challenge our country's very existence."
Steven Chabinsky, deputy assistant director of the FBI's cyber division, delivered a strong and urgent warning about the threat of cyberattacks during a presentation Tuesday at the FOSE government IT trade show here. Chabinsky also offered recommendations for countering the threat, including rules that would restrict the ability of some systems to interoperate with more vulnerable ones.
"The cyber threat can be an existential threat -- meaning it can challenge our country's very existence, or significantly alter our nation's potential," Chabinsky said. "How we rise to the cybersecurity challenge will determine whether our nation's best days are ahead of us or behind us.
"I am convinced that given enough time, motivation and funding, a determined adversary will always -- always -- be able to penetrate a targeted system," he added.
Chabinsky said that terrorism is the FBI's top cyber priority, followed by its investigation of foreign countries "that seek every day to steal our state secrets and private sector intellectual property, sometimes for the purpose of undermining the stability of our government by weakening our economic or military supremacy."
Both terrorists and foreign countries are turning to cyber-technologies "to exploit our weaknesses," Chabinsky said.
Cybercrime is increasingly becoming a business and more often than not connected with violent organized crime syndicates. In fact, the FBI has started using SWAT teams to make some cybercrime arrests, said Chabinsky.
White collar criminals are also increasingly involved in such enterprises. Many believe they will never serve jail time, but "increasingly, they are wrong," said Chabinsky.
The FBI has been hiring and training special agents who can "talk the talk" and navigate the online world of cybercriminal enterprises.
Chabinsky urged government organizations to evaluate their risk postures, and ask their providers of security tools "whether they guarantee your system from computer intrusions and malware. If they don't ask them why," he added.
Chabinsky also recommended that agencies use a tier level of service, one that restricts the ability of key systems to interoperate with weak and vulnerable ones.
He also asked that people report intrusions as "a civic responsibility. The FBI cannot be successful without victims coming forward and providing their assistance."
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2 — Daniel Pennington, 32, of Elkhart, who pleaded guilty in April to neglect of a dependent and obstruction of justice for his role in the 2011 death of 19-month-old Mariah Gibson of Goshen, fails to show up for his sentencing hearing.
4 — Former Indiana Governor and U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Otis "Doc" Bowen dies at the age of 95. He is laid to rest six days later in his hometown of Bremen.
11 — Gael Ibarra, an 8-month-old Ligonier boy was killed a one-vehicle crash at the Noble/Elkhart county line.
13 — A transportation study group recommends cuts in bus routes, as well as other measures, to help close a transportation budget shortfall of $350,000 for Goshen Community Schools.
15 — Arellano Eustolia, 40, of Middlebury is killed in a two-vehicle crash at Ind. 13 and C.R. 20
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21 — Indiana Lt. Gov. Susan Ellspermann made stops in Goshen and Middlebury as part of her quest to visit all 92 of the state's counties.
22 — More than 50 students were injured — none seriously — and a bus driver airlifted to a Fort Wayne hospital following a chain-reaction crash involving four Wawasee Community School buses near Wawasee Middle School in North Webster.
24 — It is announced that recent Census population numbers show that Goshen's population eclipsed the 32,000 mark for the first time in its history.
24 — 87 students graduate from Westview High School
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"Be sure to visit the grave of the first lighthouse keeper – it's near the Lighthouse and gives you a sense of the history of the place."
Barrenjoey Lighthouse sits at Sydney's most northern point – Barrenjoey Head at Palm Beach.
Positioned 91m above sea level, the lighthouse can be reached by a couple of walks. Take the picturesque 1km walking track to the top, which is an easy walk offering outstanding views along the track. Or for those who are keen for a challenging short hike, take the Smugglers track to the top. Getting its name from the customs officers who built the track around 1850 to monitor any smugglers bringing contraband into Broken Bay, it now offers a steeper and shorter trek to the lighthouse. Don't worry though, the walk isn't as hard as it looks and is well worth the effort.
Bring your camera or your binoculars if you're whale watching. Or you may simply want to capture the panoramic views of Broken Bay, Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park and the Central Coast.
Barrenjoey Lighthouse is one of the Sydney Northern Beaches' most iconic sights and boasts a notable cultural heritage. Built in 1881 from sandstone quarried on site, the lighthouse, its oil room and keepers' cottages remain unpainted in the original stone finish.
It is an easy daytrip from Sydney and is a great place to bring overseas visitors – they may recognise the lighthouse from Home and Away. Afterwards, head to the Summer Bay Surf Club for an ice-cream or cold drink.
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Barrenjoey headland landscape improvements stage II - with no headland access Wednesday 23 to Friday 25 July 2014 - Barrenjoey Lighthouse (Ends Sunday 31 August)
The Smugglers Track is currently closed to allow for a low level viewing platform and stairway to be installed as well as the adjoining track upgraded, minor landscaping and adjacent building maintenance works. Access to Barrenjoey is via the trail except from Wednesday 23 July to Friday 25 July when the trail will also be closed. For the duration of improvement works visitors are asked to be aware of construction vehicle movements along the trail and adhere to safety signage and barricading which will be in place to provide a safe alternate pedestrian access around the work sites. It is anticipated that works will be completed by the end of August 2014, weather permitting.


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From Vineyard Church of the Rockies : "The Community Garden needs a fence to be able to continue providing organically-grown produce to the under-resourced in our community."
Who We Are:
We are volunteers at the community garden located at Vineyard Church of the Rockies, which has been in operation since 2011. We partner with a local nonprofit called The Growing Project to grow organic produce, all of which is donated to the Vineyard Resource Center. Since 2011, the garden provided over 1,500 lbs. of fresh, organically-grown produce to families in need in our community.
What We Believe:
So much of our health and well-being is dependent on the quality of food that we eat. Fresh, organic produce should never be a luxury for those who can afford it. We want everyone who benefits from the services of the Vineyard Resource Center to have access to fresh, healthy food.
What We Are Doing:
Thanks to the expertise of The Growing Project and the hard work of our volunteers, we are able to grow more produce than ever, which means more food for more families. We have also learned what the most popular vegetables are over the last few years and have catered what we grow to the preferences of the Resource Center clients.
We have invested in the long-term sustainability of the garden over the last few years; we have built a large compost bin and worm bin to make sure that the garden can be sustainable in the years to come. Our vision is to make it a children's garden that can be used to teach children hands-on about environmental stewardship.
The Problem:
The problem is a threat gardeners know all too well…deer. We currently have a small rabbit fence and use natural repellent methods such as bloodmeal to keep the deer away, but we have found deer droppings inside the garden and we all know that one hungry deer can wipe out an entire garden.
What We Need:
We need a 6-foot fence to protect the garden from deer coming in and destroying our crops and some hardware for improving the drainage and irrigation system. A solid fence and reliable systems will ensure that we can provide as much free, fresh, local, organic produce to people in our community as possible through the Vineyard Resource Center. This expense was unexpected and not budgeted for at the beginning of the year and the church does not have the means to pay for it out of their budget.
But the longer we wait…the hungrier those deer get.
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If we exceed our goal, all additional funds will be used to continue improvements to make the garden sustainable and investments needed for the children's education program.
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Obama told Modi he looks forward to working closely with him to "fulfil the extraordinary promise of the U.S.-India strategic partnership," a White House statement said.
"The president invited Narendra Modi to visit Washington at a mutually agreeable time to further strengthen our bilateral relationship," the statement said.
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Folks! What good do we do when we express contempt and disdain for those who disagree with us? I can't think of any. Sharp disagreements are to be expected. But can't we engage in those disagreements while recognizing and remembering the inestimable value (to us!) of the folks on the other side? I am a strong supporter of Mr. Obama, but I want to know why the folks who dislike him dislike him. I want to know their (your) reasons. I want to know how they (you) see things--not to hammer them (you), but to understand. And I appreciate your replies and perspectives. I also ask your patience and forgiveness for the Obama supporters who say insulting and demeaning things in these comment sections.