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Sunday School
Holy Trinity runs a Sunday School program from September through May. Children range in age from 3 to 12 and are usually divided into three groups: Pre-K/K, 1st- 4th grades, and 5th-7th grades. Classes meet during coffee hour in the church hall. The different themes covered include Old and New Testament, The Saints, The Divine Liturgy, The Feasts of the Church, as well as other topics of interest. The Church School also sponsors at least 3 charity events a year and puts on a play/performance once a year. A small teen group also gathers on a less formal basis. All interested families are welcome to attend!
Service Schedule
- NOV 29, Sat: Resurrectional Vespers 4:00 PM
- NOV 30, Sun: Divine Liturgy 9:30 AM
- DEC 5, Fri: Eve of the Feast of St. Nicholas 6:30 PM
Upcoming Events
- NOV 29, Sat: COMMUNITY BREAKFAST 10:00AM - 11:00AM FREE - ALL ARE WELCOME! 10:00 AM
- DEC 5, Fri: Moleben Service Celebrating Mortgage Satisfaction 7:00 PM
- DEC 7, Sun: St. Nicholas Visiting the Church School Children 11:00 AM
- DEC 8, Mon: Pierogie Day - Please come help! 8:00 AM
- DEC 21, Sun: Christmas Play 11:00 AM
- DEC 21, Sun: Christmas Concert 2:00 PM
- DEC 27, Sat: Christmas Party 6:00 PM
- JAN 18, Sun: "Prayer & Confession" Lecture by Archimandrite Sergius 11:45 AM
Holy Trinity News
COMMUNITY BREAKFAST 10:00AM - 11:00AM FREE - ALL ARE WELCOME!Read article
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Pysanky Making ClassRead article
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Church School Begins Sept.21stRead article
Jesse Brandow Q&A on Sat., Sept. 13th, about his Missionary Trip to Guatemala from 5:00-6:00 pmRead article
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Emerald Isle House Rental Photos and Description
3 Bedrooms, 1 Bath, Sleeps 6
Cottage, 3 BR, 1 B. Q * Q * 2S. Island Club linens provided. Dishwasher, washer/dryer, 3 flat screen cable TVs, 3 DVD players, ceiling fans. Ground level cottage with beautiful ocean views. Deck with porch rockers, picnic table, charcoal grill, enclosed hot/cold outside shower, ample parking. Oceanfront pergola. Weekly only. Available year-round. No smoking. Pets allowed with $200 non-refundable fee per pet (2 maximum, no cats). 2303 Ocean Drive.
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North View Pick-Up Procedures
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IREAD Fact Sheet
More info:
Click here or go to the "NEWS" section under "ABOUT US" to find information about IREAD-3. All third graders will take this test in the spring of 2014.
WHO: Shots For Tots is available for children pre-school through high school.
WHERE: Open Door Health Services located at 333 S. Madison in Muncie, Indiana. The contact number for Open Door is 765-286-7000.
WHEN: Immunizations are available on Thursdays only.
Immunization shots are given between the hours of 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on Thursdays. No appointment is needed.
IMPORTANT: Bring shot records and any insurance information you have. You do not have to have any insurance to receive shots.
Welcome to North View Elementary
School Closings and Delays
Muncie Community Schools makes every effort to notify school families in the event of school closings or a two-hour delay to the start of the school day. If school is canceled or delayed, we will utilize Honeywell Instant Alert, our phone and email notification system, and our school website, www.muncie.k12.in.us, and our Facebook to notify families. In addition, information will be sent to our local radio stations and the Star Press. The Indianapolis television stations also will be notified.
Food Drive Collection Site
October 27th - November 21st
19th Annual Feed My Sheep Muncie.
Come join us for a free hot & delicious meal, a bag of groceries, games, entertainment and fellowship!
Who: All are welcome!
When: Thanksgiving Day, Thursday Nov. 27th 2014 1-3pm
Where: Muncie Central High School, 801 N. Walnut St. Muncie, IN 47305.
Homebound individuals and families can call 765-357-4337 for free delivery of meals and a bag of groceries.
Food Drive Collection Sites: Feed My Sheep will have a number of collection sites throughout the Muncie Community. Muncie Community Schools, Wes-Del Elementary School, Muncie Area Career Center, Cornerstone Center for the Arts, Boys and Girls Club, Parlour Salon, Indiana Public Radio and more!
Satellite Locations: If you cannot make it to the free meal, stop by one of our satellite locations to pick up a bag of free groceries. Locations can be found on our website.
Volunteers Needed!
To sign up visit our website fmsmuncie.org,or email us at email@example.com
Fall Fundraiser
is off to a great start, and the year seems to be flying by. We are now into the first week of November,
and winter is just around the corner.
Please enjoy these last few nice days outdoors with your family before
the snow starts falling. When thinking
about the fall, it makes me think about the final stages of our Fall
Fundraiser. Items were delivered
Tuesday, Nov. 4th. Items will be
available for pick-up after 2:30 on Tuesday, Nov. 4th and all day Wednesday,
Nov. 5th. If you have not received your
child's items, please
the school. Help your child deliver
these items. This year, we have prizes
for all students who sold items.
Students who sold at least 30 items will be going to Chuck E Cheese with Mrs. Turner. More information will come home with students
about this trip soon.
Family Night
North View will host our second family night on
Thursday November 13th from 5:30-7:00 pm.
Families will have the opportunity to participate in Nachos and
Numbers. Dinner will be served from
5:30-6:00 p.m. in the cafeteria.
Families will then have the opportunity to participate in math
activities with supplies you can find in your home. Dinner will also be served.
Mrs. Turner
1. Mobile Unit see the Doctor
The 8 Step Process
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Council passes off-leash hours for Del Mar Shores Park
By Claire Harlin
The Del Mar City Council on Jan. 23 passed an ordinance outlining shared use of the Del Mar Shores Park, which has for months been a point of contention namely between the Little League and dog communities.
The ordinance, which will be assessed after a six-month trial period, will allow Little League or other licensed sporting groups to use the park on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from 3:30 p.m. until dusk. Dogs will be allowed off-leash every day from 6 to 8:30 a.m. and from 4 p.m. to dusk on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. The ordinance originally allowed morning off-leash hours only on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, however, the council heeded suggestions from community members and amended the ordinance to open the park to dogs every morning. All other daylight hours not included in the ordinance or used by the Winston School will be reserved for general park use, with dogs on leashes and no organized sports.
The issue first came to the council's attention in October, when a plan that involved putting up a fence on the park was presented by Friends of Del Mar Parks and supported by the council. But after extensive public testimony, the council shifted gears on Dec. 5 and directed staff to develop an ordinance that would take on a shared-use approach that designated certain hours for sport and off-leash use.
The resulting ordinance, presented Monday by Assistant City Manager Mark Delin, originally contained a section requiring people to buy dog tags to use the off-leash area. The number of tags (costing $50 per year) allocated would have been capped at 100, with 75 of those being reserved for residents on a first-come, first-served basis. Community members voiced concern over both the number of tags issued and hassle involved, so the council obligingly omitted that requirement from the ordinance.
Del Mar resident Nelson Brav, for example, said the tags are an "interesting approach, but they are going to drive you nuts and alienate a lot of people."
He also said he goes to the park every morning between 6 and 7 a.m. to exercise his Labrador, and generally there is only one other person there. He was one of several who successfully pushed for implementing early morning off-least hours seven days a week.
Tom Sohn, of Del Mar, expressed concern that the council's ordinance, as drafted, required "a terrible amount of manual enforcement" when "virtually nothing in Del Mar gets enforced."
"Are you really going to ask the code enforcer to corral a running dog by the collar and look at its tag?" he said.
Sohn, as well as two other speakers, were highly opposed to the shared-use concept, and supported the original plan presented by Friends of Del Mar Parks.
"The fenced lot gave everyone uninhibited access to everything they wanted at any time of the day," he said.
Sohn made a point that several members of the council agreed with: There must be objective metrics outlined by which the council can determine whether the ordinance was a success after the six-month trial period. The council said it would work with staff to document in advance some metrics, which could involve factors such as cleanliness, safety and access for residents.


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Holiday Celebration Concert
Directed by Mihoko Tsutsumi of SUNY Oswego's music faculty, the College Choir, Festival Chorus and State Singers will perform John Rutter's "Gloria" and "Joy to the World." Free. 312-2130.
Location: St. Mary's Church, 103 W. Seventh St., Oswego
Tuesday, Dec 2, 7:30 p.m. - 9 p.m.
Theater performance: "It's a Wonderful Life"
This 90 minute live radio play follows the iconic story of George Bailey unfolds as he considers ending his life one fateful Christmas Eve. General admission seating. Doors to the event venue will open 30 minutes prior to the event. $10 (free for SUNY Oswego students with ID), including parking in the Culkin Hall lot (E-6) and nearby lot E-18. There will be one performance/reading at SUNY Oswego/Ballroom, Hewitt Union and one performance/reading at the Kallet Theatre in Pulaski, NY. http://www.oswego.edu/arts. 312-2141.
Location: Ballroom, Hewitt Union
Saturday, Dec 6, 2 p.m. - 4 p.m.
Men's Basketball vs. Fredonia
$6 adults, $4 children 5-18, and free for SUNY Oswego students with ID and children under 5. Tickets may be purchased at tickets.oswego.edu. 312-3073.
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Women's Basketball vs. Fredonia
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- It is the intention of the College and the mission of Campus Technology Services to provide a robust and reliable computing environment that supports creativity, innovation, and experimentation in learning, teaching, and research.
- In order to maintain a safe and secure computing environment, some limitations need to be placed on computer user privileges.
- As faculty/staff computers are replaced or upgraded user privileges will be assessed and set appropriately.
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Faculty and staff may request elevated user privileges via a request form linked from the CTS and CTAB websites. Requests for elevated privileges should include detailed information that directly address the above criteria.
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I have four different server and a load balancer. I want to use captcha control. I did something with it this way:
I created a handler.ashx to create the captcha image. This handler is used in the Main page. I keep the captcha control password in session while creating the captcha control. Then I compared password typed by the user with the password in the session. It works very well, but only on one server.
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OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — A California judge has ordered a 13-year-old girl declared brain dead to be kept on life support until Jan. 7.
Alameda County Superior Court Judge Evelio Grillo on Monday ordered Children's Hospital Oakland to maintain Jahi McMath on a ventilator past a 5 p.m. time set in a previous ruling.
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Displays & Exhibits
Coordinated by Kathleen Palmer, Volunteer. Art exhibits may be viewed in the Community Room. Displays are in locked cases in our vestibule.
Gallery & Display Coordinator, Kathleen Palmer, seeks local artists who would like to exhibit their work. If you have something that you would like to loan for the library display, or if you're interested in exhibiting your art work or collections, please call Mrs. Palmer at 908-963-0365.
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Sandy's Wake-Up Call: Juried Photography Show: LAST DAY!
On view from November 2 through November 30, 2014.
The devastation Superstorm Sandy wreaked on the region was a wake-up call to everyone. Before the storm, we had virtually ignored imminent environmental problems. As heroic and committed as the response to Superstorm Sandy was, the problems will be with our region for a long time. By keeping the memory of Sandy alive, we can have a positive impact on the future. Much has been done to recover and restore the region since Sandy, but much, much more must be done. The Green Team and Shade Tree Committee in Bernardsville are taking one step toward this goal with the organization of this exhibition entitled "Sandy's Wake-Up Call." For all the details, click here.
New Jersey Photography Forum
On view from December 2 through December 30, 2014.
This is the NJ Photography Forum's 20th annual juried photography exhibit. The Forum is a group of professional fine art photography exhibitors that was started in 1995 by Nancy J. Ori of Berkeley Heights and Michael Creem of Summit as an opportunity for photographers to gather and talk about their work and for exhibition opportunities within the fine art community. The membership comes from all areas of the state and as a group they have tremendous variety in style and use a wide array of photographic techniques.
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Leaving Tracks, Inc. (LTI) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Our mission is to raise awareness about racing greyhounds and to support adoption groups in the placement of retired racers as family pets.
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February 27th, 2014 01:47 PM #1
Help me find Magnificent non -ia/-a Names!
Hey Everyone,
I could use some help finding non -ia/ -a names to really love. Having my top girls names mostly end in -ia/-a feeling a little lazy and stagnant for me. My problem is I really love these.
I have really only one rule: It needs to sound similar or at least good in English, German and Spanish as FH and I have a trilingual household. (So no J- names).
Any suggestion would be LOVED!!!! Esp if you can think of a variant or something similar as a replacement. (IE: I discovered Aurelia while looking for an Aurora replacement when I discovered how popular she was becoming. I ADORE Aurelia and would totally pick her over Aurora in a heartbeat).
Here are my current favorites: (* my top 5)
Aurelia - Aurora - Elva/Elvira? - Endora** - Illyria* - Lorelei** - Merida* - Ofelia* - Penrose - Tabitha - Viola - Wisteria
PS: Not pregnant, just wedding planning and dreaming of what to name our future little ones!!!...if my husbands has no vote, then....
Endora & Lorelei / Dexter & Gideon
...we are newlyweds and not trying...yet...
February 27th, 2014 01:58 PM #3
I fancy these: Twila Posey, Odette Francesca, Orlaith Glimmer, Fianna Ruby, Indie Nell
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February 27th, 2014 02:15 PM #5Senior Member
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Are you opposed to the written -ia/-a ending or the sound? Because a lot of names that don't end in those letters will still have that pronunciation in German. We're also a bilingual household (quadrilingual among grandparents) German-English and looking through my list almost all of our girls names end with -ia/-a pronunciation. In addition to "j" names, you should also probaby avoid anything with "th" or "w" - those can be difficult in German.
Some suggestions:
February 27th, 2014 02:33 PM #7Girls: Amelia, Ava, Emily, Sophia, Ella, Freya, Charlotte, Millie, Eva, Florence, Matilda, Eleanor, Martha, Violet, Clara, Betsy, Mabel, Ada, Lillian, Minnie, Tillie, Doris, Edna
Boys: Harry, Charlie, William, George, James, Alfie, Joshua, Archie, Henry, Daniel, Edward, Harrison, Adam, Matthew, Michael, Liam, Callum, Louis, Albert, Andrew, Ernest, Darcy
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February 28th, 2014 02:38 PM #9
@oiseau: Thank you for you suggestions! Lourdes automatically went on me "must consider more closely list", Margaret and Esther would already be on it if we didn't have aunts by those/variants of those names. And I've loved Indigo for a while, though sadly it's an English only name for me - the emphasis gets all weird in German. Finding names that work well multi-nationally and lingually is difficult, don't you think?
@watzmann: You are so right the -e ending can be difficult in German - there is a reason I would never consider Theodore while I love Theodor. lol. I don't think I'm so bothered by w's and th's. I for example love the English Tab-ith-ah and the German Ta-bee-tah equally. It's really an issue of the J- I can't get over (ex my love Jasper sounds just odd in the German Ja-sper or the Spanish Has-per - weirds me out too much). Thank you for suggesting Esme which I've loved for forever and seems to inexplicably have forgotten about. I also really like Artimes, Isolde, Rosalie, Beatrix and Amelie - all of which are already on an extended list but haven't made the cut for one reason or another. Maybe I need to reconsider some of them. What's on your top German/English list?
@lawsonhaley: Oh, I love Imogen (in English) sadly the emphasis in German is odd to me - I hope I'll get over it at some point because it's a great name. I've actually considered Aurelie before but I just here orally - which feels odd and I don't get that with Aurelia. Sadly, Violet, Elise, Emma, Phoebe, Lucy and Eleanor (or variants thereof) have been used by cousin's and best friends for their kids or dogs. They are all beautiful but since we interact with most of them on a monthly basis it would just be too weird. Sophie I'd consider as a mn as it's the fn of both of my maternal-great-grandmothers and my mn. Ophelie however is great!!! I went from Ophelia to Ofelia I wonder if Ophelie could be a great next mutation. Will definitely consider. I'd love to hear any other suggestion....if my husbands has no vote, then....
Endora & Lorelei / Dexter & Gideon
...we are newlyweds and not trying...yet...


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The new year marks the 75th anniversary of Peterbilt Motors Co., and they have announced the availabilty of the new 2014 Peterbilt calendar. The calendar, a decades-old tradition in and of itself, is now available for sale through https://www.dcgonline.net/peterbiltretail/. The calendar is available in two versions:
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Rosson Crow's new catalogue was published in honor of her recent solo exhibition at the Regional Contemporary Art in Languedoc-Roussillon Sérignan Museum. The book features a conversation with the artist and art critic and independent curator Timothy Chaillou.
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The race is on in global maritime circles to be the "world's first" in every aspect of environmental friendliness, particularly in regards to the incorporation of LNG as fuel onboard commercial ships.
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Bookkeeping Basics: The Four Hallmarks
Author: Resa Remus-Stariha, Bookkeeper
Bookkeeping is the recording of a business' everyday transactions. Bookkeeping records the facts about a business for both internal and external use and are used to report the financial position of a company, track assets and liabilities, show income and expenses, and prepare taxes. The four hallmarks of bookkeeping are:
1. Relevance: Relevant information provides accurate feedback. It evaluates what is happening in the business which is crucial in decision-making.
2. Reliability: Reliability represents the truthfulness and dependability of the information. It means that this information can be verified. Remember: garbage in – garbage out.
3. Consistency: Sales, expenses and various other transactions should be entered into a bookkeeping system on a routine basis. Consistency in entering data provides an accurate picture of where the business has been and where it is going. A business owner will be able to quickly identify if expenditures are exceeding income and create a business plan toward profitability.
4. Comparability: Comparability gives the company the ability to compare operations over years or over product lines. It gives the user quality information to compare different companies, markets or time periods using the same standard.
A simple spreadsheet can be used for very basic records, however there are a myriad of programs that are available and not difficult to learn -QuickBooks and Peachtree are two of the preferred software packages utilized by small to medium size businesses to get more defined information. Whichever method is chosen these ten basics need to be tracked:
1. Cash
2. Accounts Receivable
3. Inventory
4. Accounts Payable
5. Loans Payable
6. Sales
7. Purchases
8. Payroll Expenses
9. Owners' Equity
10. Retained Earnings
Applying the four hallmarks of bookkeeping to the ten items to be tracked is the key to accurate bookkeeping. It should be noted that these hallmarks are interrelated, an example is: putting information into the system is both relevant and consistent.
1. Relevant: Any information pertaining to the business should be entered into the chosen system and all documents filed on a timely basis. For the small business, set time aside weekly for this task. Have important files close at hand, older files can be stored elsewhere if space is at a premium. Paperwork can accumulate quickly and become unmanageable or lost if not managed on a regular basis. How long to keep documents varies, it is important to maintain files for that prescribed time. Check with your accountant for more details.
2. Reliability: Source documents should always be used for the correct amount of each transaction and filed. Keep all receipts and other source information.
3. Consistency: Be consistent in how you treat similar expenses and similar income. One example is sales tax: Goods are most often taxable with some exemptions while services are generally exempt with a few exceptions. Having a policy handbook will eliminate any questions especially if more than one person is involved with maintaining the books. Accounts should be reconciled on a monthly basis.
4. Comparability: Evaluate the business on a routine basis through the financial statements:
a. Income Statement: Evaluate revenues, expenses, gains, and losses.
b. Balance Sheet: Evaluate assets, liabilities, and equity.
c. Statement of Cash Flow: Evaluate cash sources and uses.
Bookkeeping is a basic necessity of every business. Maintaining company books makes analyzing the business more accurate and tax preparation easier. It is a vital practice to help understand your business.
Wednesday, July 16, 2014
July 31st Jill Salzman to Speak at Deer Park Country Club
Who is Jill Salzman?
Jill is a graduate of Brown University and law school after that, she started Paperwork Media LLC, a music management firm and her first entrepreneurial venture. She went on to create The Bumble Brand, LLC, to sell Bumble Bells, audible anklewear for the newest of human beings (she sold it in 2011.)Having built two successful companies, she launched The Founding Moms to connect mom entrepreneurs around the globe with one another.
A sought-after speaker, Jill has been featured in national media outlets including CNN's Headline News, People Magazine, The Chicago Tribune, Daily Candy Kids, Business Matters, WGN TV and WAHM Talk Radio. Her TED talk, Why Moms Make The Best Entrepreneurs, received rave reviews. She was recently named one of the Top 50 Women To Watch In Tech and Top 100 Champion Small Business Influencer. Jill writes for NBC5′s small business blog, Inc. Well, and she's been published in The New York Times and eHow.com. She released her first book, Found It: A Field Guide for Mom Entrepreneurs, published on January 12, 2012 through Piggott Press. Orbit Media Studios named Jill one of the Best Chicago Marketing Speakers in 2014. She's a co-host on the most entertaining business podcast in the world, Breaking Down Your Business. And she recently launched a Top Tips video series for entrepreneurs.
Tuesday, July 8, 2014
Which Social Media Should You Be Using for Your Business
Seems like every day someone is telling you something new you can do on a social media platform or maybe they told you about another app that you should download on your smartphone or tablet.Yes there are many apps and social media platforms that are available to download for free or for a small fee, but identifying which ones you should be using is another task. When people ask which social media platform they should be on, I ask them a few questions: Are you using any social platforms now? Tell me why you decided on that platform? What do you like/dislike about that platform. Now the answers do not tell you which ones to be on or not to be on, but it tells you alot about what a person may enjoy to do or doesn't like to do.
Trying out 2-3 social media platforms that you aren't already using is a great way to start identifying which ones to use. If you never try, you will never know. I would try a new one every week for 3 weeks. You want to spend 1 day creating a profile and navigating around it. Then read up about best practices on that social media platform. Then during the next 5 days find 2 days use it actively. Do not go away from the social media platform when the 2nd week arrives and you try a new one. Take a day to set up the profile and navigate around it. Next day, once you had time to see the platform, again read about best practices and then try them out. I find that once you have the platform open and profile created it helps you to try out the best practices.
If you are not comfortable with learning new social media platforms or find yourself struggling, then do give yourself an extra week in between. I am young person, so 1 week seems doable since i grasp onto new things. Once you have been doing social media platforms 4-6 weeks(Or even during the first 4-6 weeks), but do not let 6 weeks go by before you ask another tech savy person about their review of social media platform or ask them for latest tips for using the platform better. Another person the ask are your customers. Which platforms do they use?
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Wednesday, July 11, 2012PreSonus Acquires Nimbit, Integrates Technology With Studio OnePSW Staff 07/11/12 10:05 AM,PreSonus has acquired Nimbit and integrated its technology and services into Studio One Artist, Producer, and Professional to provide a complete solution for music and audio creation, sales, and promotion. The integration will be available on August 1, 2012, via a free Nimbit Extension for Studio One 2.0.6 and later. With integrated Nimbit, Studio One users can: —Instantly sell and promote their music and audio the moment it is created. —Sell MP3s, CDs, merchandise, and event tickets through beautiful stores… View this post
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Tuesday, July 10, 2012Wedge Management: Combating "More Of Me" SyndromeGreg Stone 07/10/12 10:16 AM,I've often joked that my funeral ceremony will include a small monitor wedge next to the casket, with a sign on my chest that reads "I'd like a little more of me in the monitor." It's a way of finding humor in a comment that sound mixers hear all too often. On a more serious note, watch out! Trying to accommodate "more of me" can quickly provoke an endless string of errors that can turn the strongest mix master into… View this post
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Church Sound: Getting Your Choir To "Pop"Gary Zandstra 07/10/12 08:37 AM,Modern worship doesn't always call for a choir, but there are still many worship services where a choir is involved. Choirs used to be the staple of the worship experience in most churches—I grew up in a church where they were located in the "choir loft" for the whole service, singing all of the hymns with the rest of us as well as doing a special number or two themselves. This choir consisted of 40-50 members, accompanied by acoustic piano,… View this post
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Monday, July 09, 2012Midas PRO2C Provides Audio Excellence For Living Hope ChurchPSW Staff 07/09/12 09:18 AM,When Living Hope Church in Piperton, Tennessee, moved into its new 700-seat worship center, one of the main goals was to achieve high-impact, high-resolution sound. "Having started as a portable church, we wanted our first permanent facility to make a big statement about how far we've come," says Tim Johnson, technical director for the suburban Memphis church. "That meant the best in sound and video, but within a definite budget." The church decided that they were very interested in a… View this post
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Thursday, July 05, 2012Allen & Heath iLive On Worldwide Tour With MorrisseyPSW Staff 07/05/12 08:43 AM,Allen & Heath's iLive digital mixing system has been selected by FOH engineer, David Millward, as the console of choice on Morrissey's 2012 worldwide tour. Millward selected an iLive-80 Control Surface and iDR10 modular MixRack fitted with a Dante Card for multitrack recording and virtual soundchecking because the production required a small, lightweight console for travel. "I've been using iLive on tours with Tindersticks over the last couple of years, most recently renting a pair of R72 surfaces, and I've… View this post
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Tuesday, July 03, 2012Studer Consoles Specified For Olympics BroadcastPSW Staff 07/03/12 10:32 AM,The BBC will broadcast the London 2012 Olympic Games from the specially built International Broadcast Centre (IBC) in the Olympic Park, using no fewer than seven Harman Studer Vista and OnAir consoles, along with a Route 6000 network core. This will enable the BBC to take feeds from 34 participating Olympic Games venues for domestic transmission through its network. Following a promise to broadcast "every session of every sport every day," this will amount to some 2,500 hours of TV… View this post
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Multiple DiGiCo Consoles Rule 4 Stages At 2012 Winter Music FestivalPSW Staff 07/03/12 10:18 AM,Now in its 27th consecutive year, Miami's Winter Music Conference (WMF) is one of the most publicized annual music gatherings in the world. WMC attracts thousands of artists and music industry delegates from 70 countries and over 100,000 event attendees each year for a concentrated schedule of more than 400 events, parties, seminars and workshops. Audio Formula and CEO Nick Assunto have handled audio production for a portion of WMF and related events since 2002, when Assunto assumed the role… View this post
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Gulf Coast Studio Takes Delivery Of First Audient ASP4816 StatesidePSW Staff 07/03/12 08:21 AM,When Hurricane Katrina hit in 2005, Derek W. Pardoe's personal studio located on the Gulf Coast was one of the casualties. He recently completed reconstruction of the space and took delivery of an Audient ASP4816 compact analogue recording console as the centerpiece of the studio. "There are no options in this price range that have this much functionality and quality," Pardoe explains. "It has the functionality of a large format desk with a smaller footprint and I love it." Pardoe… View this post
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Zeehi Announces July 4 As Go-Live Date For CueCast Digital Console File Conversion ServicePSW Staff 07/03/12 07:20 AM,Zeehi has declared independence for digital mixing console users in announcing Wednesday, July 4, as the go-live date for the CueCast console file conversion service that provides the ability to quickly and easily convert "show files" that contain user settings between different digital audio mixing console formats. "We're calling this Fourth of July 'Show File Independence Day,'" notes Danny Abelson, co-founder of Zeehi. "For the first time ever, operators of digital audio mixing consoles can transfer their user settings between… View this post
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Monday, July 02, 2012Yamaha PM5D The Choice For The Mix Of BeatleShow! At Planet HollywoodPSW Staff 07/02/12 03:21 PM,BeatleShow! at the Saxe Theater in the Planet Hollywood Resort Casino in Las Vegas strives to present an authentic experience, and has been termed by some critics as the closest you can get to a real Beatles concert. Font of house engineer/producer Mick McCoy provides the mix on a Yamaha PM5D digital mixing console, noting, "I've been using the 5D since it came out. I was on the team that built Disney's Hyperion Theater at Disneyland as the A1, and… View this post
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PodKast: On Howard and Kobe's moment, Pau's future, and 30,000 po...Brian Kamenetzky
The Lakers may be short on wins relative to expectations, but they've certainly not disappointed in the "things to talk about" category. This week has been no exception. Pau Gasol's future in Los Angeles is again being called into question, a future ...Blog | December 07, 2012
The Forum: How have early season struggles impacted long term goa...Brian Kamenetzky
Everyone knows the Lakers are built to win a title now. Everyone also knows the season hasn't quite gone as scripted, with three different coaches, major injury issues, and 10 losses in 19 games. So how have early season struggles impacted the te...Blog | December 06, 2012
The Lakers bench shows signs of lifeBrian Kamenetzky
Last week's road trip wasn't exactly a rousing success (a horrendous effort in Sacramento followed by a frustrating one in Memphis before Saturday's thumping of Dallas), but it provided the first glimpses of real hope for this season's bench crew. ...Blog | November 27, 2012
Rapid Reaction: Kings 113, Lakers 97Brian Kamenetzky
Said Mike D'Antoni after his first loss as head coach of the Los Angeles Lakers, Wednesday night in Sacramento: "I thought we were very lethargic. From the opening tap, the first half might have been the worst basketball I've seen in 10 years. We ...Blog | November 21, 2012
Lakers trends: 10 games of "Yeah, but ..." and "Maybe, except ......Brian Kamenetzky
The early stages of the NBA season are full of surprises and interesting numbers. Whatever happens now might be an indicator of what's coming, but it might not. Some early trends are more sustainable than others, and differentiating between the two b...Blog | November 19, 2012
5 questions facing the Lakers under Mike D'AntoniBrian Kamenetzky
Nobody in the stands at Staples Center this weekend was chanting "We want Mike" -- and not just because doing so would potentially have sent mixed messages to management. No, the locals wanted Phil Jackson, and thought they were getting him. (In f...Blog | November 13, 2012
5-on-5: Brown out, what's next?Brian Kamenetzky
Mike Brown is out. What's next for the Lakers? Andy and I participated in a 5-on-5 roundtable discussion on the subject, along with TrueHoop's Henry Abbott, Darius Soriano of Forum Blue and Gold, and ESPN.com's Brian Windhorst. The five questio...Blog | November 09, 2012
The dreaded vote of confidence for Mike Brown?Brian Kamenetzky
Approach me on the street and accuse me of being an alcoholic, and I'll deny it. "Of course," you might say. "Denial is the first sign of being an alcoholic." True enough (according to the literature, at least), but it's also the first sign of ...Blog | November 08, 2012
Why the Princeton makes senseBrian Kamenetzky
Thursday afternoon in El Segundo, Mike Brown explained in clear terms why he believes the Princeton offense is a key to success for the Lakers this season: "We don't want to be so one-dimensional where when you play good teams, they say 'OK, Steve N...Blog | November 02, 2012
Rock the Vote: Lakers - Clippers poll dataBrian Kamenetzky
'Tis the season to get all votey, celebrating the democratic process in all its forms. Tonight's matchup between the Clippers and Lakers, about as highly anticipated as a first-week regular-season game can be, is no exception. All week long, ESPN Los...Blog | November 02, 2012
Lakers Predictions for 2012-13Brian Kamenetzky
One major component of the sports media business is making predictions. To call it more an art than science is a major disservice to art. It's more about making the best possible educated guess before hoping enough time passes that nobody remembers w...Blog | October 29, 2012
Dwight Howard: Improving fundamentals improves his healthBrian Kamenetzky
Dwight Howard has yet to appear in a game for the Los Angeles Lakers, but he's hardly been sitting around. For most of training camp, he's operated -- poor choice of words, I know -- without restrictions during practice, and in those end-of-scrimm...Blog | October 18, 2012
The Lakers can sign Derek Fisher, they just shouldn'tBrian Kamenetzky
Mark Stein delivered the news Tuesday afternoon. The original assumption, that CBA rules prevented Derek Fisher's return to the Lakers until March 15, turns out not to be true. Because Fisher was bought out by the Houston Rockets following last ye...Blog | October 17, 2012
Rapid Reaction: Jazz 114, Lakers 80Brian Kamenetzky
Preseason games are rarely enticing, but they don't necessarily have to be this ugly. Tuesday night, the Los Angeles Lakers, light on stars, were again waxed by the Utah Jazz, 114-80. Their preseason record stands now at 0-4 heading into Friday's gam...Blog | October 16, 2012
Kobe Bryant balances the scalesBrian Kamenetzky
It started with basic ballhandling drills, the kind you probably did at your summer basketball camp in middle school. Head up, hard dribbles in different rhythms. Then he moved just above the free throw line, and snapped the ball between his legs. On...Blog | October 09, 2012
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The LCIA Rules 2014 in force 1 October 2014: what you need to know
The new arbitration rules of the London Court of International Arbitration ("LCIA") come into force today, 1 October 2014. The LCIA has retained the distinctive character of the institution and rules, whilst modernising its provision. The most substantial changes to … Continue reading
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ICC publishes in-house guide on effective management of arbitration
Practitioners and arbitral institutions alike are constantly looking for ways to smooth and improve the arbitral process. One of the latest contribution to this effort is a June 2014 guide from the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) entitled "Effective Management … Continue reading
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The ICC 2013 Statistics – Another busy year for international arbitration
The ICC has released its case statistics for 2013 which demonstrate another strong year for the ICC and international arbitration in general, having maintained a high number of newly registered cases involving parties, seats and governing laws from across the … Continue reading
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The new LCIA rules
The London Court of International Arbitration ("LCIA") Court has unveiled its new arbitration rules (the "2014 Rules"), which come into force on 1 October 2014 and are to apply to any arbitration commenced after that date. Overview of the changes … Continue reading
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The ICDR amends its Mediation and Arbitration Rules: tackling some familiar issues and providing some novel solutions
The International Centre for Dispute Resolution (the ICDR), the international division of the American Arbitration Association has released a new version of its Mediation Rules and its Arbitration Rules (the Rules), effective 1 May 2014. Many of the changes concern … Continue reading
SIAC emergency arbitrator awards – a speedier route to interim relief before the Indian Courts?
The Singapore International Arbitration Centre (the SIAC) introduced emergency arbitrator provisions in its arbitration rules in July 2010 and has had 34 applications filed before it to date where parties have asked for an emergency arbitrator to be appointed. The … Continue reading
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Is your Arbitration Agreement Valid in the United Arab Emirates?
Herbert Smith Freehills' Saloni Kantaria has published an article in issue 80.1. 2014 of the International Journal of Arbitration entitled "Is your Arbitration Agreement Valid in the United Arab Emirates?" The article gives an overview of the options for resolving … Continue reading
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The English Commercial Court considers whether a party's failure to pay its share of the advance on costs is a repudiatory breach of the arbitration agreement
In BDMS Limited v Rafael Advanced Defence Systems [2014] EWHC 451 (Comm), the English Commercial Court considered whether the Respondent's failure to pay its share of the advance on costs in an ICC arbitration amounted to a repudiatory breach of … Continue reading
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Draft LCIA Rules released for comment
The London Court of International Arbitration (LCIA) has released a "final draft" of its new arbitration rules to the arbitration community in advance of the Tylney Hall Symposium to be held by the LCIA on 9 May 2014. The draft … Continue reading
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Hamilton Gardens has been named International Garden of the Year at the 2014 Garden Tourism Awards in Metz, France.
Westpac special offer – "Get Paid" mobile app
TIA Business Partner Westpac has a new "Get Paid" app which allows businesses to accept credit and scheme debit card payments on the go via an iPhone or Android Smartphone. The app is free to download with no set up fees and no on-going monthly fixed costs. Read more. Westpac is offering TIA members who download the app a merchant service fee discount. Tell your Westpac business consultant you are a TIA member and advise your membership number to trigger the discount.
Valuable growth opportunities in Chinese visitor initiatives
21 November 2014
New Government announcements will unlock further value from the Chinese visitor market, benefiting New Zealand's economy, the Tourism Industry Association New Zealand (TIA) says.
Winter guest night growth improves tourism productivity
12 November 2014
Consistent growth in guest nights over the last six months shows that the tourism industry's focus on improving seasonality is having an impact, tourism organisations say.
NZ putting out welcome mat for Indian business visitors
10 November 2014
Easing the way for high value Indian business travellers to come to New Zealand demonstrates the direct impact government initiatives can have in boosting tourism's contribution to our economy, the Tourism Industry Association New Zealand (TIA) says.
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Anticipation is running high ahead of the inaugural Queenstown International Marathon on Saturday.
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More visitors have been coming to Wanganui in recent months and staying a little bit longer than usual, according to latest data supplied by Visit Whanganui.
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Dunedin's reputation as a tourism destination is at risk of being tarnished by thieves targeting camper vans, police say.


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5/4/1988. Lecture given by Dr. Robert Pond, Sr. in celebration of his contributions to education and to honor his promotion to professor emeritus.
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Midnight in Peking: How the Murder of a Young Englishwoman Haunted the Last Days of Old China (Google eBook)
Penguin, Apr 24, 2012 - True Crime - 272 pages
Winner of the both the Edgar Award for Best Fact Crime and the CWA Non-Fiction Dagger
Chronicling an incredible unsolved murder, Midnight in Peking captures the aftermath of the brutal killing of a British schoolgirl in January 1937. The mutilated body of Pamela Werner was found at the base of the Fox Tower, which, according to local superstition, is home to the maliciously seductive fox spirits. As British detective Dennis and Chinese detective Han investigate, the mystery only deepens and, in a city on the verge of invasion, rumor and superstition run rampant. Based on seven years of research by historian and China expert Paul French, this true-crime thriller presents readers with a rare and unique portrait of the last days of colonial Peking.
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Review: Midnight in Peking: How the Murder of a Young Englishwoman Haunted the Last Days of Old ChinaUser Review - Ethan Cramer-Flood - Goodreads
By complete coincidence I read Midnight in Peking -- a true-crime/mystery retelling set primarily in 1937 Beijing -- immediately after reading News From Tartary, which also chronicles 1930s China. The ... Read full review
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An Old Qhina Hand
Into the Badlands
Under Peking Earth
The Element 01f Fire
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The Wound That Wouldnt Heal
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