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Inland Valleys Employer Advisory Council
The Inland Valleys EAC provides a legislative or human resource case law briefing at each of their luncheon meetings. The briefing takes place before the main speaker begins their presentation. This practice provides members timely information on legislative matters and current human resource case law, and does not take away from the main presentation.
In addition to a flyer being mailed three weeks prior to the monthly luncheon meetings, the EAC secretary works with volunteers who telephone members 10 days prior to the event to remind them of the meeting. This practice has tremendously boosted their luncheon meeting attendance.
Lee Schrank — Coordinator
Inland Empire Employer Advisory Council
The Inland Empire EAC provides a legislative seminar at the first of the year. Existing EAC members who have renewed, or new members who have joined within a prescribed period of time, can send one delegate at no cost. Each delegate wears a nametag at the meetings to encourage interaction.
Each year Inland Empire allocates one board meeting to prepare a budget and plan the meeting calendar for the entire year. This helps with the overall organization and saves time at board meetings during the year.
Mary Nemnich — Coordinator
Marin County Employer Advisory Council
The Marin County EAC decided to reward its steering committee members by treating them to lunch. The board pays the registration fees to send two members to other Bay Area EAC seminars. Each time fresh new ideas are brought back and Marin County sees how other EACs operate.
Pauline Fong — Coordinator
Southern Alameda Employer Advisory Council
The Southern Alameda County EAC sends quarterly newsletters to all of their members. The newsletters feature legislative updates, EDD updates, the employer member of the month, etc. During each monthly meeting, the EAC holds a business card drawing for a future breakfast meeting at no cost. The winner of this drawing is also designated as the employer member of the month. During the breakfast meeting, the winning employer is given an opportunity to talk about their company's product or service. This year Southern Alameda began providing a table at each meeting so members can display information about their business.
For community outreach, Southern Alameda donates to the Family Emergency Shelter Coalition Organization (FESCO). The donation helps the shelter with work-related expenses for childcare, transportation, and other operating cost. Additionally, the EAC collects clothes that can be worn on interviews by the FESCO residents.
Each year Southern Alameda cosponsors a half-day seminar with the East Bay EAC. Both EACs benefit from this partnership. Southern Alameda also collaborates with the Hayward Chamber of Commerce to include an article in their monthly newsletter on upcoming EAC breakfast seminars. An insert about the breakfast meetings is also included in the Alameda newspaper and the Hayward Daily Review.
Maria Ballesteros-Escober — Coordinator
West Inland Empire Employer Advisory Council
The best practice for the West Inland Empire EAC (WIEEAC) has been the purchase of mouse pads and engraved paperweights with the CEAC and the WIEEAC logos. These promotional items are given to all new members, the seminar speaker, and the monthly meeting speakers as tokens of appreciation.
Jeannie (Maria) Frias
Foothill Employer Advisory Council
To increase membership for the Foothill EAC, the coordinator began attending the Auburn Chamber of Commerce New Members Luncheon. When attending chamber meetings, the coordinator hands out flyers for the upcoming EAC monthly meeting and the EAC's recruitment brochure that list meeting topics for the entire year.
Anita Lowe — Coordinator
Sonoma County Employer Advisory Council
The Sonoma County EAC has found that one of its best practices is being committed to giving back to the community. Sonoma County EAC has established a $10,000 endowment through the Santa Rosa Junior College Foundation to assist a student with a career objective in business administration, personnel, or management. The original investment has resulted in a perpetual scholarship that will be awarded to a new student each year. In the past year, Sonoma County also donated $1,000 to help fund the salaries of youth employment counselors, ages 17-21. These counselors assist other youth in finding jobs.
During the holidays, Sonoma County also contributes to local charities. This past December, the EAC donated $3,000 to the Vietnam Veterans of America; Food for Thought, a local food bank for aids victims; the YWCA Domestic Violence Services Program; the Salvation Army; the Volunteer Center-Giving Tree Project, and to the Secret Santa program to help needy children and families in the community. Each organization received a $500 donation. The EAC also donated more than $2,000 to help a veteran and his family move from a motel into an apartment. During the annual steering committee luncheon in December, each EAC member brings a stuffed teddy bear to donate to the local police or fire department. These departments distribute the stuffed animals to children in crisis situations.
Sonoma County also donated $1000 to support the CEAC Conference—Trends 2000. They donated money to support the One-Stop open house; the Veteran's Career Fair; to Green Thumb for older worker recognition programs; Job Link; and for EDD's participation in the Business Expo. The Sonoma County EAC also assists the county with economic development through fundraisers and by working in cooperation with the local chambers of commerce. The EAC members also participated in focus groups to recruit members for the local Workforce Investment Board. "Truly, our Best Practice is service and that is how Sonoma County EAC chooses to spend their resources."
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Kerry Washington only had one day in London when she flew in for last week's premiere of Django Unchained, and she eschewed the typical actress's round of restaurants and upmarket clubs. "I saw my first football match last night, Chelsea against Swansea, it was so fun," enthuses the 35-year-old Brooklyn-born actress, looking fresh and slender in Louboutin heels and a tangerine Derek Lam dress, her glossy hair ironed poker-straight.
"I love London. I have friends and family here. Whenever I come over I try and get some food at Brick Lane — I lived in Kerala after graduating from college, and the best Indian food outside India is here. I always try to see some theatre. And even though personally I am not a good shopper, it always seems like a good idea to check out the shops."
This time, Washington had to head straight back to LA for the launch of the second season of the ABC series Scandal, from the creators of Grey's Anatomy. If you haven't caught the show, which is screened here in the small hours by Channel 4, Washington plays Olivia Pope, an executive troubleshooter with a professional relationship and an unresolved sexual history with the US president.
She also makes history in it. "It's the first network show to have a black woman in the lead for, like, 40 years," she says. The launch of season two enabled her to escape the storm that Django Unchained caused in London.
Quentin Tarantino's splashy revenge saga is set in the antebellum Deep South two years before the American Civil War, and sees Jamie Foxx's titular slave team up with Christoph Waltz's bounty hunter Schultz to win his freedom and rescue his wife Broomhild (Washington) from a savage plantation.
It has been criticised for pairing an unusually brutal depiction of racial bondage — slaves hunted and killed by dogs, men forced to take part in lethal "mandingo fights", women raped — with Tarantino's typically jokey, talky, ultraviolent take on the messiest kind of spaghetti western.
Spike Lee tweeted that Tarantino had appropriated a grimly pivotal part of black history for the purposes of trashy entertainment. Jamie Foxx was branded a hypocrite for calling on politicians to restrict access to firearms in the wake of the Sandy Hook school shootings, while promoting a film that glories in gun violence. For his part, Tarantino threw a massive strop with Krishnan Guru-Murthy on Channel 4 News, shouting "I am shutting your butt down" and refusing to answer questions about screen violence.
So Django is difficult, not least for Washington herself, who has to be both a beautiful symbol of redemption and a luridly abused sexual chattel. Was she inspired by the idea of Django or nervous about its controversial impact?
"Both," she says. " I felt this was a very important film that had to be made. It was unique to set a love story in a time in American history when two people were legally not allowed to marry because they were not considered full human beings according to our constitution.
"Also, slavery has often been romanticised on film, as if all slave owners were kind. I knew from being a fan of Quentin's that he is not intimidated by brutality, evil and violence. I knew it was important to do this story with a director who would go there, who would not shy away from the awful truth of how terrible this sin against humanity was. But I wasn't sure I was the right woman to do it. I knew that emotionally and psychologically it would cost me a great deal. And it was ten times harder than I thought it would be."
Two scenes were exceptionally hard. First, Broomhild is whipped and branded on the face after she and Django are caught running away from their original owner. Later, she is dragged, naked and broken, from an airless metal "hot box" in the sun where she's been locked by the vicious man she was subsequently sold to, Leonardo DiCaprio's Calvin Candie.
"Those two scenes obviously did weigh heavily on me," says Washington, "but the thing that was most difficult was waking up every day for nine months and asking myself what it would be like to live in a world where your own country tells you that you are three-fifths a human being. That you are property. And to be treated so inhumanely day after day, and to be in fear constantly."
The awareness of this was enhanced because Tarantino shot on a genuine plantation, Evergreen, in Louisiana. "There was a haunting reality to being on the ground where blood was spilled," says Washington. As her co-star Samuel L Jackson pointed out, at the first crack of the whip in Broomhild's tribulation scene, all the birds and bees fell silent. "It was like nature was holding its breath," she says. "Like, oh God, please don't bring this back. And on the night we shot the last scene, a member of the camera crew went walking in the cornfields and found a child's shackle."
There were nights when "Jamie and I were texting each other at four in the morning, unable to sleep", and Washington pays tribute to the support he gave her: they played husband and wife before, in Taylor Hackford's Ray Charles biopic, Ray. One of the few times she visibly bristles is when I ask if she researched the subject of slavery. "Well, sure," she says. "I mean, I am FAIRLY well educated, so there was a lot of re-reading of the slave narratives I had read in college, and Beloved, which I read in high school.
"My mother comes from a mixed-race background but from Jamaica, so she is partly English and Scottish and native American, but also descended from African slaves in the Caribbean. My dad's family is four or five generations Brooklyn-based, but before that from South Carolina, and we are not sure which members of his family were slaves and which were free blacks."
Pointedly, she reminds me that slavery is not a uniquely American issue: lots of the countries she's visiting to promote Django are culpable too.
Does she think Spike Lee — for whom she worked on the lacklustre She Hate Me — made a valid point about the appropriation of black culture? "I think that's a question for Quentin rather than me, but I am really proud to be part of a film where the hero is African American," she reiterates smoothly. "I think it's cool that Django and [Steven Spielberg's] Lincoln are in the world at the same time. It's only when we allow our stories to be inclusive that we can really begin to tell the truth about who we are as human beings. I think all different sorts of storytellers should be able to tell the stories they want to tell."
She's less keen to talk about gun violence, but says she supports the move to get automatic weapons off America's streets, and suggests that the gunplay in Django arguably has more historical and psychological justification than many modern shoot-'em-ups.
She's pretty sure Django couldn't have been made 10 years ago and says the realities of slavery it depicts might have been intolerable to audiences if they were not the backdrop to a piece of a typically Tarantino-esque entertainment.
On the wider racial politics of the entertainment industry, she says that things are better for black actresses of her generation, who built on the pioneering work of Josephine Baker, Lena Horne and Diahann Carroll but there is "still progress to be made".
Does she discern an "Obama effect" in freer attitudes to race, and the US's fraught history? "I would be nervous to prescribe it as correlation or causation," she says, ever the professor's daughter. Hilariously, the National Enquirer recently published a report that Michelle Obama had barred Washington from meeting her husband because she was "too flirty" with him.
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"I sit on Obama's president's committee for the arts and education," she says, "and Michelle is the official co-chair, so it is not even logical. It was so obviously familiar from the plot of my show — it sounded like Olivia Pope, not Kerry Washington. When I read it I thought, 'Wow, people are really into Scandal'."
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FORT MYERS, Fla. — If Jason Varitek has indeed caught his last game in a Red Sox uniform and will be retiring his spring, Jarrod Saltalamacchia will remember one act of kindness and generosity in particular.
Saltalamacchia was with the Braves in 2007 as a minor leaguer and made the trip to Fort Myers for a spring training game. He sent a Red Sox No. 33 jersey over to the Red Sox clubhouse to have the captain sign for him.
"He signed a jersey for me, and on it it said, 'catch with pride.' You take that and that's what he's done his whole career and I'm going to do the same."
Now, ironically, Saltalamacchia – after taking over primary catching responsibilities in 2011 – is in position to assume the leadership role of the Red Sox pitching staff, with Kelly Shoppach and Ryan Lavarnway behind him.
Salty said Friday he hasn't been preoccupied with whether Varitek will accept the minor league contract offer from the Red Sox and report to camp on Sunday.
"Honestly, I haven't really though about it," Saltalamacchia said. "I can't assume anything. I don't know where he's at. I don't know if he's thinking about coming. I know they've offered him a minor league invite.
"I'm just preparing for myself. It's like a game day, if I'm not playing, not in the lineup, I'm still going to prepare to play that day. So, I'm prepared for him to be here and for him not to be here."
The final words of advice he take from Varitek?
"Just be yourself, be who you are," Saltalamacchia said. "People are going to like you for who you are. People are going to respect you for what you do about your business. There's a lot of little things as far as catching, that I learned. It's mainly to be a good person, a good teammate and respect the game."
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There was a noticeable difference in the Edmonton Oilers hockey team once general manager Craig MacTavish solidified the goaltending by trading for Ben Scrivens (and eventually Viktor Fasth). Oilers winger David Perron was on Oilers Now with the team's colour analyst Bob Stauffer on Tuesday afternoon and he talked about the Scrivens trade and how his confidence was clearly evident.
"As soon as he came in from L.A. you could see the confidence that he had with his game," Perron said. "When he replaced (Jonathan) Quick when he went down early in the year, he did a really good job there and it gave him confidence. He's a guy that's battling every single practice, every single save he wants to make it. It's funny, sometimes I just shoot pucks in the net when we shoot around before practice and he's pulling them out. As he's pulling them out, he still doesn't want to get scored on. He's trying to knock them down with his stick and he gets frustrated. It's a pretty good atmosphere that we've got, goalie-wise. Adding Viktor (Fasth) is kind of the same mentality, he doesn't want to get scored on. I think it's awesome that you see guys like that who work so hard in practice and want to be better."
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Edmonton Oilers winger David Perron will join goalie Ben Scrivens in representing Team Canada at the 2014 IIHF World Championship in Minsk, Belarus in May. Perron spoke with Oilers Colour Analyst Bob Stauffer on Oilers Now on Tuesday and talked about his decision to go to Belarus when other players decline.
"Just because I wanted to keep playing," Perron said. "I think it's up to every individual and some of those guys from our team have been there before and in many years they were banged up. Everyone's banged up at the end of the year and it's a decision that should be to the individual. The biggest thing is next year it's not only the World Championship right now, it's about the Edmonton Oilers next year and with me going there, hopefully I can be a better player next year and hopefully establish myself a little bit by playing some good minutes there in a good role. I'm going to try and do as best as I can over there."
Perron finished the season with 57 points (28-29-57) in 78 games for the Oilers. If he could improve his game even more from those career numbers, the Oilers would undoubtedly be thrilled in Perron's decision to keep playing this off-season.
Edmonton Oilers winger David Perron was on Oilers Now with Colour Analyst Bob Stauffer on Tuesday afternoon and he gave some insight on the Stanley Cup Playoffs. Perron talked about how the teams in the post-season are the examples the Oilers need to look up to heading into next season. Chicago was a team the winger said the Oilers could model their game after.
Chicago beat Perron's former team, the St. Louis Blues, four games to two in their opening-round series.
"Those teams that are there, they're going to want to be there next year and they're not going to want to give their spots away," Perron said. "It's going to be up to us to work hard to get to the dance. There's a ton of work here to be done and it starts with the first 15-20 games. We talked about it at the end of the year, we can't just come into this season wondering what kind of team we're going to have this year. We need to know right away. We need to be playing the way that we can. I think Chicago is the best example for us because it's the style of play that can beat anything."
Another blow has been dealt to the Edmonton Oilers American Hockey League affiliate. The Oklahoma City Barons, down 2-0 in their best-of-five series against the Texas Stars, will continue to play without one of their top offensive weapon, Mark Arcobello.
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It was originally a possibility that Arcobello could return at some point in this opening-round series. However, Barons Head Coach Todd Nelson said in a radio interview that Arcobello would not be back in the lineup for this series.
Oscar Klefbom has a 50/50 shot to play tomorrow night in game three in Cedar Park, Texas.
It doesn't get any easier for the Barons, who are now in a do-or-die mode with the remaining games in the series. With the Dallas Stars knocked out of the Stanley Cup playoffs, they have reassigned Chris Mueller and Dustin Jeffrey to their AHL affiliate.
The Edmonton Oil Kings downed the Medicine Hat Tigers 4-3 on Saturday night to capture a Eastern Conference Championship and advance to the Western Hockey League Championship.
The Oil Kings beat the Prince Albert Raiders, the Brandon Wheat Kings and Medicine Hat to advance to face the Portland Winterhawks for the third-straight year in the championship series.
Games one, two, five and seven will be played in Portland while three, four and six will be played in Edmonton.
Edmonton Oilers prospect Mitchell Moroz is fifth on the team in scoring throughout the playoffs with 13 points (4-9-13) in 14 games.
It is often said that goals allowed at the end of periods are a momentum killer and the Oklahoma City Barons were a victim of two of those in a heartbreaking 3-2 overtime loss to the Texas Stars, which puts them down 2-0 in the series.
Barons Captain Anton Lander opened the scoring, in game two of the AHL opening round playoff series, when he found Roman Horak for a breakaway opportunity. The Barons leading scorer sunk a shot past goalie Jack Campbell for the 1-0 lead.
The Stars would tie the game in the final minute of the second period on the power play.
Edmonton Oilers prospect Jujhar Khaira gave the Barons a 2-1 lead at 11:57 of the third period.
The celebration was short-lived as AHL MVP Travis Morin scored with 40 seconds remaining in the game to tie it up again.
Brendan Ranford scored the game-winning goal at 15:04 of the overtime period.
Down 2-0 in the best-of-five series, the Oilers affiliate heads to Cedar Park, Texas for a do-or-die game three on Wednesday April 30.
The top defensive prospect in this year's draft, Aaron Ekblad was on Oilers Now with Bob Stauffer on Friday and he provided his thoughts on another top draft-eligible player, Kingston's Sam Bennett.
Ekblad and Bennett faced off a few times in the regular season but the game Stauffer was referring to and asked Ekblad about in particular was the Barrie Colts' 10-6 loss to Kingston on February 20.
Bennett finished the game +4 with three assists while Ekblad went -6 with no points and even got into a fight.
Ekblad had this to say in his short scouting report of Bennett and that game:
"Bennett's always been one of my good friends," Ekblad said. "He's a pretty tenacious player, while being a skilled guy. I think that's a pretty great combination for him. He's going to be a great player one day in the NHL and I wish him the best of luck. That game was a pretty hard game to play in. Sometimes you have your nights, sometimes you don't. That was probably the worst game of the season for myself and the Barrie Colts. It is what it is and I didn't put much stock into it. Too get too long on a situation like that, it's not worth it. I think you have to keep an even keel and realize there's always going to be another game."
TSN Director of Scouting Craig Button was on Oilers Now with Oilers Colour Analyst Bob Stauffer on Friday and provided some insight on some of the draft's top prospects. He mentioned several players and their ability to transition to the NHL as well.
"Depending on what a team wants, I don't think they can go wrong there. You want a defenceman, Aaron Ekblad is a pillar defenceman. Leon Draisaitl is a big-time centreman who can make plays, he makes it hard on opponents and I really do believe that Michael Dal Colle is a big-time winger."
Button says out of his top-five prospects or so, he believes Aaron Ekblad is the most likely to contribute in the NHL right away.
"I think the guy that's most capable is Aaron Ekblad because of his on-ice maturity," Button said. "He's played three years in junior, he's very mature physically, which I think is a big part of it. He's very mature emotionally and mentally. When you watch him play, he carries that maturity onto the ice. He came to the Barrie Colts, which were the worst team in the Ontario Hockey League, as a 15 year-old. They haven't missed the playoffs since and he's been a real integral part of their team and I think that Aaron, with the right support around him, no question can play in the National Hockey League next year."
He also mentioned players like Michael Dal Colle and Leon Draisaitl as having the potential to play this season.
"I do think that Michael Dal Colle is capable at playing in the National Hockey League next year and holding his own. Does that mean he's going to be incredibly successful like Nathan Mackinnon? No, but I think he can more than hold his own next year."
"I think Leon Draisaitl can play because or his size and because he can handle the rigours," Button said. "He's had two years in the (WHL), playing in Prince Albert with the travel, the game schedule is the same and I think that can help you."
Button did mention that he believed Sam Bennett and Sam Reinhart may be better with more time but could make the jump in the right situations with the right support.
The Bakersfield Condors put themselves in a position to eliminate Utah in their ECHL best-of seven playoff series with a wild overtime win last night. The Edmonton Oilers ECHL affiliate tied the game with 0.8 seconds left on the clock in the third period to send the game to overtime, where Andrew Carroll's shot from the corner propelled the Condors to a 3-2 victory.
Greg Miller scored on a rebound to give Bakersfield the 1-0 lead in the first period but two-straight goals by Utah put the game in doubt. With the goalie pulled for the extra attacker, Collin Bowman fired a wrist shot through traffic and in as time expired in the third period to send it to OT.
Oilers goalie prospect Laurent Brossoit made 26 saves in the win, including six in overtime.
The win gives the Condors the 3-1 series lead.
Kingston Frontenacs centre Sam Bennett was named the top North American prospect by the NHL's Central Scouting Services. Although he is smaller than the other top centre prospects (Sam Reinhart, Leon Draisaitl), Bennett has a bit of an edge to his game as a highly competitive 'sandpaper' forward.
Oilers Colour Analyst Bob Stauffer had Bennett on his Oilers Now show on 630CHED on Thursday and asked the 17 year-old where he got that grit and competitiveness from. Bennett said it came from early on in his childhood.
"That's definitely probably my strongest asset… Be the hardest worker, do whatever it takes to win and my dad drove that into me when I was little and I've just continued to do that growing up," Bennett said.
Bennett places an emphasis on playing a 'defence first', 200-foot game. He models that after players like Los Angeles' Mike Richards and Chicago's Jonathan Toews.
"Those are just two guys that I try and play like," he said. "They're both great leaders, they both play the 200-foot game and compete like crazy so that's what I try and do."
Bennett scored 91 points (36-55-91) in 57 games this season for Kingston, compared to his 40-point year (18-22-40) last season. The improvements came from his growing confidence and physical growth as well.
"My confidence is definitely way higher this year. That along with getting bigger and stronger, it's come together well. I've had a lot of success this year and I'm just going to continue looking to improve this summer and get bigger and stronger for next year."


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Remember the 21-year-old young lady who was victim to an acid attack recently??? Well two arrests have been made and apparently these people were her "FRIENDS"…
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Naomi Oni says she was on her way home from her job at a Victoria's Secret store in London when a veiled woman walked up behind her and threw acid, burning her face and arm and temporarily blinding her. Oni, 21, spent a month in the hospital after the Dec. 30 attack while doctors struggled to save her sight and did all they could to repair her damaged skin. A beautiful woman is now scarred for life.
Police are still struggling to understand why. The search for suspects initially turned on Oni, when police allegedly found evidence that she had researched acid attacks on her laptop. She told London's Evening Standard that she was "hurt and angry" that police were investigating her for self-inflicted wounds. "I've only just come out of hospital after having surgery on my eye," she said. "To see this story saying that I'd done it made me so angry and really hurts. There's no way I would have done this to myself. I want the person who did this to be caught."
Now police have suspects. Two people – a man and a woman – were reportedly charged with causing grievous bodily harm in connection to the attack. Scotland Yard told ABC News it is not commenting on the case, beyond this statement: "Enquiries are ongoing to establish the full circumstances of the incident." Oni says she was walking home, chatting on the cellphone with her boyfriend when she noticed someone following her. The next thing she knew her face and arm were burning with acid.
She doesn't know what motivated the attack. "You can burn my skin," she says on a website dedicated to raising funds for her treatment, "but you can't burn my soul."
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Two years ago I came out of retirement and ran for election to the Minnesota Senate in District 37. I did that because the partisan gridlock in St. Paul was harming our state, and we need good government that would act positively for everyone. I knew that shutting down our state government and simply blocking everything helped no one. Voters agreed and chose me to represent them.
Opening weekend of the Halloween Capital of the World's spooktacular celebration started in spectacular fashion with the second-annual Anoka Halloween Amazing Race and finished in flames with the Fired Up for Fun Bonfire at River Plaza.
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The annual Veterans Day assembly has become an honored tradition at Anoka High School. Students from this school have fought in every U.S. conflict since its first graduating class in 1881.
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Heidi Hannula and Amanda Rehm are the latest Coon Rapids tennis players to reach the state tennis tournament. The pair are the sixth singles or doubles team to represent the Cardinals at the state tennis tournament over the last eight seasons. The Section 7AA champion doubles team downed the Spring Lake Park duo of Kati [...]


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The new Indian government's maiden budget fell short of the hype. But Narendra Modi's administration earmarked substantial sums for new infrastructure, which should revitalise growth.
The July 10 budget was the most important financial test for Modi since his Bharatiya Janata Party won power with a sweeping mandate in May. Yet it lacked the far-reaching reforms many economists and investors wanted. Finance Minister Arun Jaitley gave no hard deadline for introducing a federal sales tax - a long-delayed reform which would stimulate growth and allow manufacturers to sell more easily across India's 29 states. And rather than tackle ballooning subsidies and handouts, Jaitley pushed the problem to a new commission.
Still, he did attend to some crucial tasks. Insurance and defence-related manufacturing will be opened to greater foreign participation. And the tax code will no longer be tweaked retrospectively. This removes a major uncertainty for investors, who were spooked by the previous government using the manoeuvre to put Vodafone on the hook for about $2 billion.


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Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) and Emirates Solar Industry Association (ESIA) have announced the completion of the first solar power plant to be built within an existing Middle East power station.
The new 10kW rooftop system has been installed at DEWA's Jebel Ali power complex, with an expected energy at the inverter output of 18,000 kWh. The system is part of the pair's collaboration to test the performance of roof-top solar in Dubai in different climatic conditions and with different cleaning methods.
"This partnership is in line with the energy diversification strategy adopted by the Supreme Council of Energy, in which solar energy is set to become part of Dubai's energy portfolio," said DEWA MD & CEO, H.E. Saeed Mohammed Al Tayer.
ESIA president, Vahid Fotuhi, added, "We are honoured to partner with DEWA to measure just how effectively solar power can help reduce our dependence on fossil fuels."
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Tor Ramsey had an idea back in 1992, not long after he graduated from N.C. State. He wanted to make a movie about the history of N.C. State basketball. But upon writing a letter to Shelby native Hoyt Bailey about the possible project, he realized the timing wasn't right. READ MORE
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KINGS MOUNTAIN — It had the feel of a late-season battle or even a postseason matchup. Individual matches were down to the wire, with one even taking two extra minutes. And guess what — it was only opening night in the Big South 3A Conference as defending champion North Gaston secured a 41-25 win against Kings Mountain at Parker Gym on Tuesday. READ MORE
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KINGS MOUNTAIN — When county rivals Kings Mountain and Crest took to the court Friday night in boys basketball, it was an instance of players repeatedly rising to the challenge laid down by the opponent on the previous trip downcourt. With that back-and-forth dynamic, it was no shock the outcome was in play until the final buzzer as the host Mountaineers prevailed by a 72-70 count at Parker Gymnasium. READ MORE
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Police investigate the scene of a crash Thursday morning that killed two people in White River Junction.WHITE RIVER JUNCTION Two people were killed Thursday morning in a head-on collision on Route 4 about a half-mile west of the intersection with Quechee Main Street, according to Hartford Police.
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While Ubuntu and its derivatives (such as Ubuntu Server and Ubuntu Netbook) are most popular on x86 and x86_64 systems along with a growing presence on ARM-based devices, ports of Ubuntu have been available for SPARC and IA64 architectures too. However, as the quality of these ports have been degrading, the IA64 and SPARC ports of Ubuntu Linux may be decommissioned during the Ubuntu 10.10 "Maverick Meerkat" development cycle.
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. The SPARC builds continued to be produced, but Canonical would not be providing official builds from Ubuntu 8.04 LTS onwards for this Sun architecture. Two years later, the state of the Ubuntu SPARC support continues to decline and is reaching a point where Ubuntu's technical board feels it no longer should even exist.
Canonical's Scott James Remnant has announced, "The Ubuntu SPARC port has been declining in both levels of usage and maintenance, and its quality has now fallen below the minimum level we expect to be an Ubuntu port. After discussion at the recent Ubuntu Developer Summit, and ratified by the Ubuntu Technical Board, a decision was taken to decommission this port at the Feature Freeze point of Ubuntu 10.10's development later this year." The Ubuntu IA64 port right now is in a better state than SPARC, but Scott went on to share that it will be sharing the same fate as SPARC.
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