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Madeleine Mondor, far left, wife of the late PawSox owner Ben Mondor, stands with PawSox president Mike Tamburro and sculptor Tayo Heuser after a 6-foot bronze statue of late PawSox owner and patriarch was unveiled during a ceremony in Mondor Gardens at McCoy Stadium Friday. Mr. Mondor was a graduate of Mount Saint Charles Academy. See SPORTS for complete story and photos in Saturday's edition.
WOONSOCKET – Summer is here and with it new opportunities at the YWCA on Blackstone Street for girls to make the most of their time off from school.
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Sandusky, a 68-year-old retired defensive coach who was once Paterno's heir apparent, was found guilty of 45 of 48 counts.
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Upon agreeing that a statue would prove fitting, PawSox President Mike Tamburro and General Manager Lou Schwechheimer reached out to the only person they felt would capture Mondor in the light that would display his affinity for PawSox baseball.
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PAWTUCKET — The art of running a minor-league franchise isn't solely based on ticket and merchandise sales or making sure the paying customer enjoys the utmost experience. The success and vitality of the on-field product is just as important to the cause, the belief that if there's quality in place, the rest will take of itself.
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She was the wife of the late Earl "Mickey" Montiero.
Born in Newport, R.I. daughter of the late Miguel and Florence (Chabot) Monteiro. Bertha lived in Cumberland most of her life moving to Manville in 1995.
WOONSOCKET — The state-appointed Budget Commission running city finances granted first approval of the city's proposed $122 million budget for 2012-2013 even while conceding that figure does not appear to contain enough funding for local schools.
The commission will take up the proposal again next Thursday for second and final passage and its members voiced a hope that city and school officials will be able to improve the budget's accuracy by that time.
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Mayor Donald R. Grebien, right, gets some help from City Councilor Christopher O'Neill, who represents District 3 where Slater Park is located, in christening one of several new paddleboats on Thursday. The boats will return to the park's Slater Pond on Saturday after a lapse of nearly a half-century. In lieu of champagne, a pink-ribboned bottle of spring water did the honors. The paddleboats, three of which are designed as swans, will be available at the boathouse from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily through September. After Labor Day, the paddleboats will be available on weekends.
SYRACUSE, N.Y. --- Three straight singles with one out in the bottom of the 11th inning helped the Syracuse Chiefs score the run that produced a come-from-behind 6-5 victory over the Pawtucket Red Sox on Wednesday night at Alliance Bank Stadium.
Down by a 5-3 score heading into the home half of the ninth, the Chiefs tied the score by scoring twice off reliever Daniel Bard, who gave up a single and a double and only threw half of his 22 pitches for strikes. He did not walk or strike out anyone.
WARWICK – In Rhode Island, the fiscal year begins on the first day of July. To Ed Cooley, the date also signifies the first step the head coach, along with his assistants, will take in laying the foundation for the 2012-13 Providence College Friars.

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Posted by Mark J. Miller on March 20, 2013 01:33 PM
BBC Worldwide has only been the sole owner of the Lonely Planet brand since 2011 after buying 75 percent of it in 2007, but it's been ready for some time to let it go.
For $42 million less than it had purchased it for—and after years of partnering with Melbourne, Australia-based founders Tony and Maureen Wheeler to build the business into a strong global brand—BBC Worldwide this week sold the world's biggest travel publisher for $77.7 million. The buyer is NC2 Media, which vaguely describes itself as "primarily engaged in the creation, acquisition and distribution of quality digital content and the development of the technologies to make that possible."
The media company is run by a billionaire Kentucky recluse who supposedly doesn't use email, made a good chunk of money from selling low-cost cigarettes before selling them off and renouncing tobacco, and is one of the top five landowners in the U.S. with 1.7 million acres to his name, Brad Kelley.Continue reading...
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Posted by Mark J. Miller on March 13, 2013 05:16 PM
The U.S. government has been in a long-running battle with Big Tobacco to try and get nasty images placed onto cigarette packaging, a fight that seems destined to end up in the Supreme Court someday.
Singapore is the latest country that appears ready to step into that same boxing ring. With 5.3 million people, Singapore may not be the largest country in the world, but it has the world's fourth-leading financial center and one of the top five busiest ports in the world, and soon, it may be difficult to see any packs of cigarettes. The Wall Street Journal reports that "the Singapore government is proposing to ban shops from displaying tobacco-related products."Continue reading...
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Walmart philanthropic director Sylvia Mathews Burwell expected to be nominated Monday as Obama's budget chief.
India develops a taste for premium beer while officials approve $2 billion Diageo deal.
HSBC set for $23 billion profit as turnaround gains traction.
AB InBev takes to Twitter and newspaper ads to fight watered-down-beer charges.
AIDS drug breakthrough sees infant evidently cured through early use of virus-blocking drugs.
Alfa Romeo reboot marks tough road for Fiat.
American Airlines drops below 60,000 employees for the first time since 1987.
AOL's new Brand Group CEO Susan Lyne lays out her goals.
Asos joins brands using Twitter's Vine for short form social video marketing.Continue reading...
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brands under fire
Posted by Mark J. Miller on February 21, 2013 11:48 AM
Australia's smokers had to start purchasing cigarette packs with extremely graphic images on the front last December, which did not sit well with the world's Big Tobacco companies, whose lawyers have been set loose to try and repeal the Aussies' anti-smoking efforts. Now, New Zealand is ready to enact a similar effort that will remove branding from cigarette packages and sell them with plain wrapping.
New Zealand, however, won't push forward with the practice until it sees how all that legal wrangling works out for its larger neighbor.
"This announcement demonstrates that the New Zealand government recognizes the significant international trade issues with standardized packaging and will not implement it until the pending international legal challenges to Australia's law are resolved," Philip Morris said in a statement. "There is no credible evidence that standardized packaging will lower smoking rates, but strong evidence that it will jeopardize jobs, benefit the black market for cigarettes, and is a breach of international trade rules that have already made Australia's policy subject to WTO action."
The WTO actions were set in motion by a few nations that happen to be—surprise!—big producers of tobacco: Ukraine, Zimbabwe, Honduras, the Dominican Republic, Nicaragua and Indonesia.Continue reading...
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Posted by Mark J. Miller on February 20, 2013 03:31 PM
Winnebago Australia has finally done what America's Winnebago Industries has been wanting it to do for decades: change its name. After a long legal battle, Winnebago Australia, which has never been affiliated with the U.S. motor home company of the same name, is changing its name to Avida.
Avida actually successfully trademarked the word "Winnebago" in Australia back in 1997, but Federal Court of Australia Justice Lindsay Foster ordered the cancellation of that registration last summer, saying that CEO Ben Binns "intentionally hijacked the Winnebago marks in Australia in a bold attempt to preempt Winnebago's opening its doors here," Bloomberg reported at the time.
However, don't think that Avida is finished using the Winnebago name for its own self-promotion in Australia and New Zealand just yet.Continue reading...
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Describing something that is oversized may soon involve a lawyer. The terms "titanic" and "gigantic" are both being considered for trademarking.
The man behind the plan, Clive Palmer, is an Australian billionaire who is having the Titanic completely re-created by a Chinese shipyard so it can set sail from England for North America in 2016. Palmer's Blue Star Line, named after White Star Line, the company that owned the original Titanic, has filed a trademark request for a number of terms, including "Titanic," "Titanic II," "Titanic III," "Blue Star Line," and "Gigantic", although he's already promoting "Titanic II" on his website.
Palmer, a mining tycoon, believes that White Star Line had thought about naming one of its ships Gigantic, but never got around to it after its Titanic liner famously slammed into an iceberg near Newfoundland and sank, taking more than 1,500 lives along with it. "I think [the trademark application] will be OK," Palmer said, according to Australia's Boorowa News. "We'll just see how we go. I think there is a report back on it already, saying it is OK for a ship."
However, there is some debate as to what he'll be able to trademark.Continue reading...
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McDonald's is sort of limping along in the U.S. on the strength of its value menu, and there do not seem to be prospects for a return to sizzling growth anytime soon. So the fast-food chain is relying on the historic strengths of its brand — including locations, familiarity and convenience — to carry it through what is expected to be a ho-hum near-term future.
On Wednesday, the world's biggest QSR reported a higher fourth-quarter profit, but same-store sales growth of just 0.1 percent worldwide. That measure grew slightly in the U.S. thanks to the Dollar Menu and from pushing franchisees to stay open on Christmas. But same-store sales fell by 0.6 percent in Europe —McDonald's biggest market — and fell by 1.7 percent in the region encompassing Asia, the Middle East and Africa. Japan's sales decline of more than 6 percent in the fourth quarter was especially severe.
The immediate problem for McDonald's, at least in the U.S., is that first-quarter comparisons are becoming difficult due to last year's mild winter, and the chain doesn't have much new up its sleeve right now.Continue reading...
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In PepsiCo's short film, Bring Happiness Home, a ragtag bunch of Chinese travelers trying to get home for Spring Festival (Chinese New Year) comes together thanks to Pepsi and Lay's. The film has logged more than 100 million views in its first week of release online, and is among many recently produced pieces that suggest 2013 could be an explosive year for branded content in China.
But it's not just potato chips and fizzy drinks that have found success in short film branded content in China recently. Cartier, Louis Vuitton and even the nation of Australia put together hits. And China's branded content business is just getting started.The nation is a key market for product and marketing innovation for the company. Contributing to the success of Pepsi's Bring Happiness Home are established stars like Zhou Xun (周迅), Louis Koo (古天乐), Show Luo (罗志祥), Zhang Guo Li (张国立) and Angela Chang (张韶涵). In fact, star talent is often the common denominator in China's blooming branded content scene. Continue reading...
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In Pro Tools, there are two types of tracks that can record MIDI performance data: instrument tracks and MIDI tracks. Instrument tracks are great for creating single tracks with most virtual or software instruments, as well as external or hardware MIDI sound modules. In this video, I am going to go over how to use Instrument tracks to record MIDI data, using both virtual instruments and external sound modules. First, I am going to go to the Track menu and choose New. I am going to create two new stereo instrument tracks, and one stereo master fader track.
I am going to expand these. I am pressing Option as I do this on my Mac, or Alt on a PC. That expands the track height on all of the tracks. I am also going to go up here and choose the Instrument section, so we can see the Instrument and the I/O sections on these tracks. One more section that we need to see is the Inserts. I am going to go on to this first instrument track and insert Mini Grand.
Mini Grand is a virtual instrument that's part of Pro Tools. In the Instrument section of this track, you will see that the Mini Grand has already been assigned to the MIDI Output, and the default All setting is set to the MIDI Input. This will mean that any single MIDI controller that's connected to your system can be used for the input. So any note that you hit on any of the keyboards or any other MIDI controllers that are connected to your system can be used to send sounds through the Midi Grand plug-in. For the Analog in and out, we don't need an input, because the input is already in the track, right here.
We have a software instrument, so we don't need to grab anything from an input on our interface. We can just go directly through the software. Then we've got the main output selected here, which is ultimately going to route the signal through our master fader and to our headphones or speakers. So our instrument track is ready to go. On the second instrument track, I want to set it up to utilize an external sound module. So, I am going to go down here to the MIDI Output, and I am going to select Korg Triton > channel 1.
Again, we have the All setting for the MIDI Input, so that any controller that's connected to your system will be able to control the sounds from the Korg Triton. However, we don't have that sound coming into Pro Tools yet, so we need to choose the input. I am going to go down here and choose Analog 3 and 4. That's where we have the analog output from the Korg Triton routed into our interface. We'll keep the default Analog 1 and 2 output path. So, both of these instrument tracks are ready to record.
I can go up to this track right here, play some notes on my keyboard, (Piano chord playing.) and if I record enable and play, I will get sound and record MIDI data. So this process of setting up your instrument tracks to record MIDI will become second nature to you after you've done these setups shown here just a few times.
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This Thursday, October 18th, folk trio 'The Hart Strings [3]' from Georgetown, IN will be hosting a benefit concert from 7pm-9pm in the Floyd Central High School [4] Auditorium. The show will be benefiting the Floyd Central High School Performing Arts Departments including choir, band, orchestra, and theatre. Also performing on the show bill are The River City Wrecks [5] and the Floyd Central Jazz Band. Louisville.com had the privilege to talk to Ted Hartog of 'The Hart Strings.'
Louisville.com: Your story really caught my attention because I actually attended Floyd Central High School and was very involved in the orchestra program. When I was in Tri-M Club we actually did a benefit concert. I can't remember what charity it was for. That was 7 years ago.
Hartog: Really? That's cool.
Louisville.com: Why did you guys decide to do this benefit concert?
Hartog: We are in the beginning stages of our band and new to booking concerts. We are learning how to get out and book shows. I got this idea a couple of months ago and presented it to the Theatre Director, Mr. Robbie Steiner. He thought it was a great idea.
Louisville.com: Have you had pretty good support from the faculty and staff?
Hartog: Mr. Steiner was very supportive and excited. He didn't even make us audition. Teachers stop me and ask what it is. We've posted posters around the school. I've been surprised and overwhelmed by teachers' interest in the concert. It's all for a good cause and getting our name out there.
Louisville.com: This seems like an interesting approach to start booking shows.
Hartog: People love to give money to a good cause, and we thought a benefit concert would be a great way to get our name out and do some good. We can't exactly play at bars or anything yet.
Louisville.com: Haha that's a good point. I guess you all are too young to play the bar scene. Will this be your first gig or have you played other shows before?
Hartog: We've played a few shows. We play the open mics at Wick's Pizza in New Albany every Tuesday. It works out well since we play acoustic and don't have a whole lot of gear to move around. We played a couple times at Harvest Homecoming too.
Louisville.com: Do you all have a goal on the amount of money raised or number of people who attend?
Hartog: We don't really have a goal. I don't think the auditorium will be filled to capacity, but I think we'll have the bottom level filled. Hopefully this will be a motivator for other bands in the future. There is a lot of up and coming talent.
Louisville.com: Sounds like it will be a fabulous show with great music. Speaking of the music, what bands influence your sound?
Hartog: The Avett Brothers, Mumford and Sons, The Lumineers. Mumford and Sons is a little darker and more dramatic. These bands all gave us a sense of confidence to play this type of music. Before the Folk Revolution, it wasn't always comfortable to take a string instrument like a violin, cello, banjo on stage and play. It is honest music with a grassroots feel.
Louisville.com: That is great. I play fiddle in the folk rock band, Field of Kings [6], and there's nothing like rocking out on a string instrument and watching the bow hairs fly. I'm really glad you guys are going out and playing this music. You are all seniors now. Do you guys already have plans for college laid out?
Hartog: I've been accepted to Belmont University to pursue Audio Engineering Technology. The other two (Jared Murray- cello, Gannon Yeaton- violin) are currently undecided, but plan on pursuing performance so they have quite a few options. They are both really talented. Hopefully this will be an event we can do each year, where if we do split up and go to different schools we can reunite to play a show.
Louisville.com: Belmont is a great school, and I wish you all the best on your future endeavors. Is there anything else you'd like to tell readers?
Hartog: We have a cd out on iTunes, and we will also be selling these at the concert.
Louisville.com: Thanks so much for talking with me. I hope to follow up on how the benefit concert goes.
Hartog: Thanks for your time!
Floyd Central High School is located at 6575 Old Vincennes Road, Floyds Knobs, IN. All attendees will want to enter through the Performing Arts entrance. There is a $5 or more suggested donation to attend the concert.
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Carolyn Pool and Shanan Custer's two-woman comedy enjoyed a sold-out run at last summer's Minnesota Fringe, with one online commenter avowing that the duo "charmed the pants off everyone in a three-mile radius" (not literally, we have to presume). Now the show returns for another go-round at Illusion Theater's Fresh Ink Series. Pool and Custer are indeed possessors of outsized charm and onstage chops; their show is composed of vignettes about things they find amusing, loosely tied together by caffeine ingestion. This was a hot ticket at the 2009 Fringe, earning an encore slot. Turn up at Illusion for some refreshing summertime funny-bone tickling (another online commenter termed Pool and Custer "classy, complicated, hysterical, beautiful ladies." We should all enjoy such good press). (Photo by Ballistik Coffee Boy)
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Who better to talk about balance between work and family than someone who lives it? In January, at MPI's Professional Education Conference (PEC) at Nashville's Opryland Hotel, Chairman Ed Simeone, CMP, was joined onstage during the opening session by his wife, Joy, his son, Christopher, and his daughter, Amanda. Their speeches about balance in their lives (a.k.a. homework and paper routes) were met with big cheers from the audience of 2,182 attendees at the Opryland Hotel. Keynote speaker ...
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text: Mega Italian fashion house Emilio Pucci prepares to go global with the launch of their online boutique powered by Yoox.com today. Featuring their full collection of ready-to-wear, eveningwear, swimwear and accessories, the new e-boutique boasts an online look book for you to browse their key pieces or alternatively easy to navigate categories where each item of clothing is beautifully modelled by professional dancers striking fabulous poses. To celebrate Pucci Image Director Laudomia Pucci has posted an online exclusive video where she reveals all about the ideas behind the website and the importance of her father's legacy in choosing ballet dancers to show the fluidity of the clothes. Who knew?


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Lichen on the rocks may sound like the latest funky cocktail, but it's actually the center of Steven Gilbert's new exhibit, "A Mountain of Memory," which opens today at the Jung Center. Gilbert says he wanted to create "a natural inkblot test for viewers" with his heavily pixilated digital prints of fungus-clad granite. The images were shot on South Baldface Mountain in New Hampshire, a place Gilbert, who's originally from New York, used to visit as a kid.
"I tried to inspire people to see their own impressions in the prints rather than what I envisioned," says the artist. It works: One print with a series of cracks in the granite could be a fist, or two fat naked people sitting up against each other. Another image, with a dark shadow cast over rock with a lone formation of lichen, looks like an American Indian cave or a ringworm. The exhibit will run concurrently with painter John Boehm's watercolor exhibit "Pleasures on Paper."
Jan. 10-28