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WINNEBAGO COUNTY (WIFR) -- It was a good day to buckle up the family and take them for a drive out to Severson Dells Forest Preserve Saturday morning. That's because it was the grand opening for a new outdoor facility.
The Grove is constructed primarily of natural materials that provides children with free play opportunities. It took a year and a half to make. The purpose is to bring children back to nature using fallen logs, tree stumps for seating, vertical logs for forts, slides embedded in the side of hills and there's even an area to make music.
"Most of the material here is all natural and kids are being kids. As we were building it we were wondering will kids use it this way, that way, but it's fun to see the kids figure out their own way to use this material," Don Miller, Director of Nature Education, said.
The Grove is the only recreational facility of its kind in the Rockford area and also has a music auditorium.
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Royal Treatment - a visit to Kansas City
Last month Mrs. Chicken and I ventured to Kansas City to see the White Sox and Royals play. We'd never been to Kauffman Stadium before and since the Sox have only 1 weekend series in KC this season our schedule was determined for us.
Thursday, April 3
The game wasn't until Saturday but since Kansas City is over 500 miles from home we decided to break the trip down into 2 segments, to keep from being cold and tired and all alone.
We have a friend in Iowa City so we spent Thursday there and went out dinner at the
Iron Hawk
, a downtown bar and grill.
We started with a basket of pork bites, which are pieces of loin that're breaded, deep-fried and served with a really good chipotle aioli.
Nick liked his Cuban sandwich.
Mrs. C chose the pulled pork wrap and sweet potato fries.
It's a state law that when there are more than 2 people at a table at least 1 pork tenderloin sandwich must be ordered, so that responsibility fell to me.
It was pretty good but I think I would've liked it better had it been pounded just a hair thinner. Yes, a BPT that was too thick.
After dinner we took a walk around the pedestrian mall and downtown area, which includes the
Englert Theatre
It was a chilly, damp evening so we decided to wrap things up at the
Sanctuary Pub
, a 40-plus-year Iowa City institution that Nick describes as "a bar for grownups". It was dark inside and despite being a Thursday night it wasn't overwhelmingly busy.
The menu had some interesting offerings but I really didn't feel like eating, so Nick and Mrs. C chose to split an espresso creme brulee while I nursed a glass of Old Rasputin Imperial Stout. They liked the dessert so much that I felt obliged to take a small taste, and it did have a rich flavor with a definite coffee presence.
After that it was time to call it a night, as Friday was going to be fairly busy and we wanted to be well-rested for the 300 miles ahead. We stayed at the
Brown Street Inn
, a b&b on Iowa City's north side and slept well.
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SAN MATEO, CA -- (Marketwire) -- 12/13/12 -- Selectica, Inc. (NASDAQ: SLTC), provider of software that accelerates sales cycles and streamlines contract processes, today announced the appointment of Mike Mothersbaugh as its new Executive Vice President of Worldwide Sales.
"Mike has firsthand insight into the rapidly increasing market potential for configure-price-quote (CPQ) software across companies of all sizes," said Selectica President and CEO Jason Stern. "His extensive industry knowledge and sales expertise will be a huge asset as we continue to penetrate new markets and expand our sales configuration and contract management product offerings to a broader range of companies. I'm thrilled to welcome such an accomplished sales leader to the Selectica team."
Prior to joining Selectica, Mothersbaugh served as Global Account Director at salesforce.com, where he managed a global team's activity for one of Salesforce's largest accounts and had an up-close view of the importance of CPQ in the broader customer relationship management (CRM) landscape. Previous sales leadership roles at Oracle and Siebel also immersed Mothersbaugh deeply in the CPQ space, providing him with the precise combination of industry expertise and functional skills that position him well to lead sales efforts at Selectica.
At Selectica, Mothersbaugh will be responsible for all North American field sales, global sales, strategic accounts, and sales operations. One specific objective will be to increase the understanding of the value of patented Selectica configuration and contract management technology among several key segments. Those segments include a number of companies within the Salesforce ecosystem as well as organizations in 20+ targeted industries that could benefit from implementing a system that not only streamlines the configure-price-quote process, but also closes the loop on deals by managing and connecting ensuing contract processes.
"You'd be amazed at the number of Fortune 100 companies that have multiple, standalone CPQ systems or rely strictly on spreadsheets or other antiquated methods to do their quoting, so you can only imagine what's happening in companies without as many resources," said Mothersbaugh. "In my opinion, the rock-solid technology behind Selectica Guided Selling, which combines our patented CPQ and contract management solutions, is the 'secret sauce' that can help these companies bridge the gap between quote to cash. I'm excited to get started communicating this value to all the businesses out there that are missing out on the revenue potential."
About Selectica
Selectica (NASDAQ: SLTC) develops innovative software that the world's most successful companies rely on to improve the effectiveness of their sales and contracting processes. Our guided selling, sales configuration, and contract lifecycle management solutions support the Global 2000 and growing mid-size firms in closing billions of dollars' worth of business each year. Our patented technology, delivered through the cloud, makes it easy for customers in industries like high-tech, telecommunications, manufacturing, healthcare, financial services, and government contracting to overcome product and channel complexity, increase deal value, and accelerate time to revenue.
For more information:
- Visit the Selectica website to learn more about the company and its products and customers (http://www.selectica.com)
- Follow @Selectica_Inc on Twitter to stay up to date with industry news and updates (http://twitter.com/Selectica_Inc)
- Visit "Done Deal," the Selectica blog, to read articles, advice, and commentary on how to optimize deal processes (http://www.selectica.com/blog)
- Watch Selectica videos on YouTube to see what Selectica and its products can do (http://www.youtube.com/user/SelecticaVideos)
- Browse the Selectica resource center to find guides and resources on how to improve sales and contracting processes (http://www.selectica.com/resources)
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Updated: 09/06/2014 - Google came under fire for allowing children to put hundreds of dollars in game charges on their parents credit cards without permission.
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Updated: 09/05/2014 - "An armed attack against one shall be an attack against them all," President Obama said, explaining how the summit reaffirmed the support of allies.
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|Coaldale Handi-Ride to continue operating
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|Written by Hayley Tanner
|Tuesday, 07 August 2012 21:22
Thanks to the support of local businesses in Coaldale, the Handi-Ride will continue to serve the town and its many senior citizens.
The Association, headed by Alex Hann and Leonard Fast, approached town council almost two months ago, asking for an increase in operational support from $2,000 to $3,000 a month.
Council decided two weeks later to maintain the amount of support given to the Association, causing the Association to consider disbanding.
"We have had a lot of people call and ask how they will get around after reading previous articles in the paper," explained Fast. "It created quite a bit of awareness for the Handi-Ride in the community."
After the citizens of Coaldale spoke out, voicing their comments of concern and support to Fast, a commitment of operational support came from the Campbell Clinic.
"Campbell Clinic contacted us last week and said they were prepared to pick up the operational funding for a year," said Fast. "We have also had some other individuals and businesses phone us and see what we need."
Among those individuals was the Coaldale Bottle Depot, who reached out to the Association as well. Stating that they were prepared to support the Handi-Ride as well.
"We will be operating the Handi-Ride again," said Fast. "As soon as we get a new bus, we will be back on the road."
Fast added that he hopes the service will be rolling again by the end of August, a lot of which depends on how quickly the Association receives the funds.
The anticipated cost for a new bus will be somewhere in the neighbourhood of $50,000-$55,000, says Fast. After looking at the cost of fixing the newer of the two buses, which would cost $8,000-$9,000, the question becomes which is more economically feasible.
"The questions is do you spend that to fix up an old bus when the money would be better spent acquiring a new one," questioned Fast. "With the offers that have been made by the people and groups in this community, a new bus is the way to go."
The response received from the community for not only operational funding, but capital as well has been described as "uplifting."
"We are very hopeful and very positive in terms of the Handi-Ride," says Fast. "We have two excellent drivers, Tracy Dow and Gerry Virginillo, who go beyond what is required for our Association."
The drivers, who have remained on board since the second bus broke down in May, are prepared to pick up where they left off, says Fast.
"They have been extremely supportive and want to get back at it as soon as possible," he said.
After speaking with the mayor, Fast says Craig plans to be at most, if not all, of the Association's meetings in the future.
Anyone interested in donating to the cost of a new bus for the Handi-Ride Association can contact Leonard Fast at 403-345-4415, or Dixie McCarley at 403-345-2358.
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BOUNTIFUL — For nearly a year, Capt. Chris Vernon read a bedtime story to his four young children each night. His wife, Melanie, held the same book and cuddled them as they watched a recording of him made in Afghanistan, where he served with the National Guard's 624th Engineer Company and took advantage of the United Through Reading Program every chance he got.
Over the course of his deployment, he recorded dozens of books for kids. Melanie received the books and DVD recordings for bedtime. He also called and talked to the kids regularly, unwilling to give up his place in their daily lives though duty called.
When he got back, baby Paislee, then 2, looked at him oddly for a minute, unaccustomed perhaps to how three-dimensional and touchable he was. Then she joined her older siblings in hugging and welcoming him home.
That's not always the case. More than a half-million children under age 6 have been directly impacted as mom or dad were deployed to fight in recent conflicts. A new report by Child Trends, issued Monday, said the impact on young children varies, but can include risks and challenges, highlighting the need for services.
"When a parent deploys, the whole family is affected," said David Murphey, Child Trends senior research scientist and author of "Home Front Alert: The Risks Facing Young Children in Military Families." "Young children are particularly vulnerable because their developing brains are vulnerable to stress and, at a time when important attachments are forming, they can be disrupted."
Unspoken issues
Child Trends president Carol Emig said as many as one in five deployed soldiers have come home from Afghanistan or Iraq with some type of mental health challenge, including stress, anxiety or depression. Many have post traumatic stress disorder and still others come home with traumatic brain injuries. Children must deal with all of that — the absences and loss and the changes posed by parents as they leave and return from war. Even young children can become depressed, anxious or aggressive, she said.
The littlest of the left-behinds were the subject of the report because they may not understand what's happening or be able to verbalize their feelings, but that doesn't keep them from reacting with negative behaviors, moods and in other ways, Murphey said. In some cases, the challenges are more severe with very young kids. Severe trauma or stress can change the architecture of the brain.
Physical, emotional, cognitive and social development are interrelated in young children, the report said.
The impact may show up much later, in adolescence or even adulthood. Murphey said there's no evidence that gender of the deployed parent or whether a family has two parents makes a difference in the effect the deployment has. "Children form important attachment relationships with both, if they have both parents around. Whether mom or dad or both are deployed, children experience that separation as a loss and will identify."
What happens varies, but negative emotions are similar within age groups. When a loved one leaves, infants tend to become irritable or listless. Some stop eating. Toddlers 2 and 3 become clingy or withdrawn, may have tantrums or sleep disturbances. The older group, the preschoolers, may become clingy or fearful.
The Vernons
"I think we did a good job of coming right back into it and everybody seemed to adjust," said Chris Vernon. "We were proactive. We used technology and put forth a concerted effort to bond and connect in any way we could."
Even so, said Melanie Vernon, their second-youngest, Hanley, had tantrums and sleep issues for a while after her dad deployed.
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Publication Date : 18-09-2012
Taiwan Premier Sean Chen yesterday announced that the Cabinet has decided to halt the power hike originally scheduled for December 10.
According to local reports, the final decision will not be made before Oct 1, 2013.
Chen said the Cabinet made the decision to ease the pressure of price hikes on citizens, companies and industries alike. The decision was also made to soften the impact of the third round of quantitative easing (QE3) announced by the US Federal Reserve.
According to Chen, QE3 and the European Central Bank's monetary policies are both likely to fuel inflation. After the announcement of QE3, gold, minerals and oil prices all rose. Foreign exchange markets and financial markets were also affected.
Economic Minister Shih Yen-shiang stated that the changes in the global economic conditions this year have been beyond expectations.
Shih added that he and his ministry should be responsible for the power-rate about-face.
President Ma Ying-jeou said yesterday that neither the KMT nor the Taiwan Power Co. (Taipower) will collapse because of the decision.
Chen's announcement came after a series of meetings with Kuomintang (KMT) legislators, government officials and KMT members. Presidential Office Secretary-General Tseng Yung-chuan concluded in a meeting on September 16 that the consensus among KMT legislators is that the power hike should be halted, that the Cabinet should make the announcement as early as possible, and that the result of Taipower's reform has not met the expectations of the public.
To avoid the controversy usually surrounding the adjustment of power rates, Chen urged the Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) to set an equation for electricity prices, instead of raising the electricity prices whenever Taipower suffers losses.
According to the premier, the average electricity price was NT$2.76 (US$.09) per kilowatt in 1982 and NT$2.6 per kilowatt in May 2012. From 1982 to last week, oil prices had risen from US$30 a barrel to US$98 a barrel, while coal prices rose from less than US$36 per tonne to US$125 per tonne.
As fuel prices fluctuate, electricity rates should change as well, just as domestic oil prices do, Chen said.
Shih stated that his ministry will establish an equation by Oct 1, 2013. The equation will include coal, oil and gas prices as variables.
According to local reports, the ministry plans to adjust the power rates every quarter, unlike oil prices, which are adjusted every week.
Taipower spokesman Lee H.C. stated that Taipower will continue to reform in order to meet the expectations of the public.
Lee said that the company has changed after Huang Chung-chiou, the new chairman, took over. Unlike before, a lot of information, including information on coal procurement, can be found on the company's official website. Lee said that although there is still a lot of information to be disclosed, the process of change has begun.
Taipower estimated that by the end of 2012, the company will suffer a NT$291.7 billion loss — 90 per cent of its total capital. According to local reports, the company will be on the brink of bankruptcy.
In response to the decision to halt power hikes, companies voiced their approval in unison.
United Microelectronics Corp.said that the Cabinet's decision will ease the pressure of rising costs.
A.mart, a retail company, also expressed its approval, adding that it has conducted internal controls, purchased energy saving facilities and changed its operation processes to reduce the impact of power hikes.
Feng Hsin Iron and Steel stated that it will be able to spend less on electricity for at least three quarters next year, which will reflect on the company's financial statement in 2013.
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There once was a rat called Orlando
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He crawled up the drain pipe at Gloria's,
leaving his comfortable bin.
He thought he would drop by to see her
because he had heard she was nice,
all the creatures around do like Gloria
and he'd been well informed by the mice.
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Orlando regrets his behaviour,
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The actual cost of your "free phone" that the MNO pays out to the Manufacturer can be anywhere between £50 and £400+, depending on the handset, even excluding VAT and taking into account bulk unit ordering discounts (a single MNO in the UK may order anything up to 40,000 units of a single model of handset in one go to meet future anticipated demand). That average handset cost to the MNO is around £250-£300 and is increasing as time goes on due to the ever-increasing technical complexity (and therefore R&D and manufacturing costs) of mobile phones.
The more an MNO can persuade it's customers to keep their phones for longer via cashback, credits to your account or extended term contracts, the more money it saves.
In some countries I believe that it is illegal for the MNOs to subsidise the cost of the handset. You pay the full-on handset only cost of the phone as if you'd bought it directly from the manufacturer, but you then pay a lot less over the duration of your contract as the price of your monthly tariff is not covering the cost of your phone.
Personally, I'm still using my Sony Ericsson P910i that I've had for two-and-a-half years; the battery life isn't quite as good (I need to charhe it every 2 or 3 days now). Apart from that it works perfectly, despite me having dropped it down two flights of stairs and under a bus since I got it.
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After 13 years of school, more than 9,000 students in Gwinnett County will receive their high school diplomas this month.
The majority of the students -- 8,661 of them -- will graduate from one of Gwinnett County Public Schools' 18 high schools.
"Graduation is traditionally the time for us to celebrate our students' achievements ... and for the Class of 2010 there is certainly much to celebrate," Gwinnett County Public Schools Superintendent J. Alvin Wilbanks said. "They have achieved much during their academic careers in our schools and their futures are bright.
"However, graduation also is an appropriate time to acknowledge Gwinnett's outstanding teachers. Because for each member of this year's graduating class there are elementary, middle, and high school teachers who have made a difference along the way, helping these students achieve their dreams and believe in themselves."
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The Palmerston North Boys' High School 1st XI made the best possible return to the Super 8 tournament this week with a comfortable win at Manawaroa Park yesterday.
Boys' High didn't enter the tournament last year, but showed they are far from easybeats on their return, beating Napier Boys' High School by six wickets.
Chasing down Napier's total of 215-6, Boys' High made 219-4, with opener Jack Leenards providing the bulk of the runs with 88. That came just a day after he won the Manawatu-Wanganui under-19 golf championship.
Tom O'Connor (39 not out) and Corey Perrett (22 not out) then came together to get them over the line in the 43rd over.
Earlier, Isaac Harris led the bowling attack for Boys' High with 3-47 to keep Napier to a modest total on what was a flat wicket, as all teams found the pitches in good condition.
The Boys' High 2nd XI, playing in place of Rotorua Boys' High School who pulled out this year, gave New Plymouth Boys' High School a fright and were unlucky to lose by one wicket.
The seconds scored 184 all out on the back of 84 from Brandon Keenan, then picked up three early wickets to make New Plymouth work hard to get to 185-9.
The Palmerston North Boys' High School 1st XI were to play Tauranga today after Tauranga had lost by three wickets to Hastings BHS yesterday. Hamilton BHS thrashed Gisborne BHS by 219 runs in the other game.
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