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Acorus americanus
Acorus americanus is a hardy perennial swamp or bog plant with sweet, spicy-scented leaves. Spadix like flowers appear in June and July, followed by dark berries. Found at water's edge from Nova Scotia to Virginia to Washington to Alaska. Great for stabilizing pond edges or filling a boggy area.
Actaea pachypoda 'Misty Blue'
White baneberry
White baneberry is a striking, multi-stemmed woodland perennial selected for soft, bluish-green, finely cut foliage. Flowers appear in spring, followed by vivid, reddish pedicels which produce large, white 'doll's eyes' fruit in autumn, persisting for 4-6 weeks. Fruit is marked by a distinct black dot. This cultivar was discovered in a planting of unknown origin at Mt. Cuba Center in Greenville, Delaware.
Mt. Cuba Center is a non-profit organization committed to promoting and appreciation for plants native to the Piedmont, encouraging their use in gardens and supporting their conservation in nature. Tours, educational programs and plant introductions provide a means for future generations to gain an appreciation of the diversity and landscape potential of plants that comprise the Piedmont flora.
Adiantum pedatum
northern maidenhair
Dainty bright green fronds are held aloft on shiny black stems creating a light, airy texture in the woodland garden. In rich soil and bright shade it will spread by shallow rhizomes to form a dense groundcover. Found in the humus-rich woodlands and moist woods of Eastern North America. Easy to grow as long as the soil is loose and rich.
Agastache foeniculum
Anise hyssop
An upright, clump-forming perennial native to parts of the upper Midwest and Great Plains region. Lavender to purple flowers are densely packed along showy, cylindrical, terminal spikes mid to late summer. Medium green, lanceolate foliage remains clean throughout the season and carries a refreshing anise scent, attracting hummingbirds and butterflies.
Agastache rupestris
Rock anise hyssop
Licorice Plant, so nicknamed by Dr. Allan Armitage, of the University of Georgia for the deliciously scented foliage - mmmm - let your customers rub it! Striking warm rosy orange verticillate flowers with silvery foliage sets this plant apart. It is upright, somewhat shrubby and quite cold tolerant. This is an outstanding plant, in flower from June until killing frost. Championed by Panayoti Kelaidis of the Denver Botanic Gardens.
Allium cernuum
Nodding onion
Found on ledges, in dry meadows, gravel, rocky or wooded slopes, this delicate onion has gently nodding pink flowers in late spring. Beautiful in the garden or naturalized in a meadow. Easy, dependable and very drought tolerant once established.
Amsonia hubrichtii
Threadleaf bluestar
A graceful and long lived native plant with very fine foliage, clusters of steel blue flowers in May and June on an upright, bushy plant. Excellent golden fall color. Thrives in full sun or part shade. No insect or pest problems with these babies. Found in Arkansas in 1942 by Leslie Hubricht.
Amsonia tabernaemontana var. salicifolia
Eastern bluestar
This long-lived, clump-forming, herbaceous perennial features three to four weeks of light blue, star-shaped flowers in spring. Terminal flower clusters are succeeded by ornamental seed pods. Narrow, willow-shaped foliage transitions from green into attractive shades of yellow in fall. An easy to grow, no fuss native perfectly suited for the perennial border. Beautiful when used en masse along the perennial border or in a fresh cut arrangement.
Andropogon gerardii
Big bluestem
The king of native grasses, Big Bluestem has handsome gray to blue-green stems in spring turning to green alternating with deep red in summer then to coppery red in fall. Three fingered seed heads top tall stems in August. Clump forming with excellent drought tolerance once established. Andropogon gerardii can be found in moist meadows and along side roads and rivers from Canada to Mexico.
Andropogon glomeratus
Bushy beardgrass
Flowers emerge in September, enclosed in densely clustered bushy bracts atop stiffly upright stems. Green summer foliage transitions to an attractive copper-orange in autumn. Happiest in wet conditions such as bogs, marshes, swamps, swales and other low, moist ground. Multiple seasons of interest; use in cut flower arrangements.
Andropogon virginicus
An easy-to-grow clump forming native warm season grass with incredible golden copper fall color. A pioneer soil stabilizing plant that does well in poor, infertile areas and surprisingly in floodplains. It's wonderful for xeriscaping, in coastal areas, fall and winter cut stems and restoration.
Anemone canadensis
Meadow anemone
A strong growing plant that needs room to move. Clear white single flowers top out at 18" from mid spring to early summer. A robust and competitive plant that brightens up woodland edges and shady corners of the garden. Combines well with other spring-blooming perennials such as Polemonium, Sisyrinchium and Mertensia.
Aquilegia canadensis 'Little Lanterns'
Canadian columbine
Replacing Canyon Vista as our compact red-stemmed selection, Little Lanterns is short in stature, but free with flowers. Numerous pendant flowers in shades of red and yellow cover the plant in late spring. This selection resolves a few grievances that some have expressed about Aquilegia canadensis by having consistantly shorter stature and more intense color than the species.
Aquilegia canadensis
Wild columbine
Red flowers with yellow centers hang like drifts of softly illuminated lanterns in April and May. Excellent as a shady rock garden naturalizer, it also is quite content in average garden conditions. Occurs naturally in rich rocky woods, north-facing slopes, cliffs, ledges, pastures, and roadside banks. Native to all states east of the Rockies, but not found in Louisiana.
Aruncus dioicus
Goat's beard
Aruncus dioicus is a fantastic native with large, fine textured feathery blooms in late Spring. Though closely related to Spiraea, Goat's Beard more closely resembles a giant Astilbe. When happy Aruncus can be a formidable garden plant, reaching a spread of 6 feet or more. It is lovely when used at woods edge and it can provide a dense screen beneath a high canopy.
Asarum canadense
Wild ginger
An attractive native groundcover for moist shade, wild ginger spreads slowly via underground rhizomes. Lustrous dark green, kidney-shaped foliage usually obscure the unique brown jug-like flowers. Will naturalize, incorporate into a native plant garden or woodland display.
Asclepias curassavica
Asclepias curassavica is a tender perennial that grows upright and tall with spiraling lanceolate leaves. The flowers, in small scarlet red and orange umbels, are very bright and showy, and wonderful at attracting Monarch butterflies. Blood Flower is a milkweed and thus contains a milky sap that exudes from the foliage when cut or damaged.
Asclepias incarnata 'Ice Ballet'
Swamp milkweed
A marvelous long-blooming, bright white selection of swamp milkweed. Clear white flowers and dark green foliage make the colors of the hundreds of visiting butterflies glisten in the sunlight.
Asclepias incarnata
Swamp milkweed
One of the most beautiful of native perennials with clusters of upturned pink flowers in June and July. Much underused in average garden conditions! Attracts butterflies of all kinds. Willow-like leaves are 4-5" long. Occurs in floodplains and wet meadows.
Asclepias syriaca
Common milkweed
This native classic is best known as a food of larval monarch butterflies (along with its siblings A. incarnata and A. tuberosa). Robust and stoloniferous with deep pink clusters of fragrant flowers in June and July, followed by lovely pods of silky seeds in October.
Asclepias tuberosa
Butterfly weed
A tough, drought-tolerant native with intense orange flowers in mid to late summer. Attracts many varieties of butterfly and is especially attractive to Monarchs. A beautiful solution for a dry sunny slope! Occurs in dry fields and roadsides in most of the US.
Asclepias verticillata
Horsetail milkweed
A widely adaptable and tough native is a deer-resistant food for larval butterflies. The fine-textured foliage provides a dark green backdrop for the clusters of white flowers that appear in June and July.
Aster cordifolius
Blue wood aster
Clouds of blue flowers in early fall in shade! A great naturalizer under trees, at the edge of woods, or as a filler among Hostas and Astilbes, which look pretty rough by September. Found in woods and dry meadows.
Aster cordifolius 'Avondale'
Blue wood aster
This selection of the native Wood Aster is a prolific bloomer and carpets the shade garden with light blue in early fall, when little else blooms and the hostas are in decline. A quick and easy pot crop for fall sales. Beautiful and long-lasting as a filler in autumn flower arrangements!
Aster divaricatus 'Eastern Star'
White wood aster
We have grown this select form anonymously for many years and have deemed it worthy of a name. It is shorter than the species and has deep dark shining mahogany stems. It came our way from Canyon Creek Nursery, via Roger Rache, then of the Berkley Botanic Gardens's Eastern US section. Originally collected from coastal Rhode Island.
Aster divaricatus
White wood aster
Produces a fairyland of glistening of small white daisies in September and October. Lovley naturalized in shade, average, and dry soil. Found in deciduous woods and along roadsieds of the Eastern US.
Aster ericoides 'Snow Flurry'
Heath aster
A very low dense carpeting groundcover that is smothered with 1/2" single white flowers with gold centers in September. A good strong grower and a totally new look and use for Asters! Makes an excellent container plant.
Aster lateriflorus 'Lady in Black'
Calico aster
Who can resist plants with great names? Aster 'Lady in Black' is an elegant 3-4' mound of purplish- black strappy leaves smothered in red-centered tiny white daisies in late summer and early fall. A stronger, more statuesque sister of Aster 'Prince' that will thrive in average soil in sun or part shade, but shows best foliage coloration in full sun. Thousands of flowers per plant - a butterfly's dream!
Aster novae-angliae 'Purple Dome'
New England aster
A naturally compact form with deep purple flowers in August and September. Eye-popping with Solidago 'Golden Fleece'. One of the most garden-worthy native selections out there. A fine introduction from the Mt. Cuba Center.
Aster novae-angliae
New England aster
Tall and majestic, New England Aster rules the prairie in autumn. The deep blue to purple, and sometimes pink flowers are highlights of the late season wildflower garden. Blooms late into the fall, well after the first frosts. This is a critical late season nectar source for butterflies, especially for Monarchs, as they stock up for their long migration to Mexico.- Prarie Nursery
Aster novae-angliae 'Vibrant Dome'
New England aster
Vibrant, hot-pink, star-shaped flowers with yellow center accents adorn lance-shaped green foliage through autumn. The compact, mounding habit of this sport of Aster 'Purple Dome' has proven mildew resistance. Reaching between 15 and 20 inches, A. 'Vibrant Dome' performs best in fertile, well-drained soil in full sun to part shade. A beautiful performer for late season color.
Aster novi-belgii
New York aster
Local midatlantic native of moist to wet meadows. Flowers may vary in shades of pink, purple and white and bloom in early fall, which is late August and early September here in PA.
Aster oblongifolius 'October Skies'
Aromatic aster
Shorter, bushier, bluer sister of 'Raydon's Favorite'. A strong growing low mound of bushy foliage covered in lavender blue flowers in mid fall. Highly tolerant of drought and poor soils. This Primrose Path introduction has excellent groundcover potential.
Athyrium filix-femina 'Victoriae'
Lady fern
"This is the most spectacular of all cultivars in its magnificent frond architecture. It is really the Queen of Green", according to Dr. John Mickel former curator of ferns at the New York Botanical Garden and author of "Ferns for American Gardens". As with other forms of lady ferns there is so much variability with spore production that it is necessary to produce this form in tissue culture, so its clones are identical to the parent. This superb selection has fronds whose pinnae (leaflets) crisscross to form x's and has crested pinnae tips. Another superior cultivar in the Mickel Collection ™.
Athyrium filix-femina ssp. asplenioides
Lady fern
Handsome crowns of feathery fronds are typical of this genus. Delicate and lacy with arching fronds and dark red stems at maturity. Strong-growing and dependable, the Lady Ferns are great garden plants. Tough and easy to grow, this beauty is the right choice for perennial borders and woodlands alike. A breathtaking flush of new fronds appears in the spring, with new leaves appearing throughout the season for a continuously fresh look. Found in swamps, thickets and damp woods east of the Rockies.


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Appliance Line
60 Years and Counting
Editorial from Lisa Bonnema, Editor, APPLIANCE Magazine
Over the last 6 decades, APPLIANCE has been faithfully following the industry, making improvements and changes throughout the years to more accurately represent the ever-evolving global appliance marketplace.
Lisa Bonnema, Editor, APPLIANCE Magazine
What were you doing
60 years ago? My guess is many of you weren't born yet or, if
you were, you're not interested in thinking about anything but
work-free days of golf and sunshine. Not the case for us here at Dana
Chase Publications
(DCP). Exactly 60 years and 6 months ago, we were rolling out the very
first issue of what has now become the appliance industry's leading
trade publication.
Sure we're a little
proud. 60 years is quite a long time, and 725 issues is more editing
than I can personally fathom.
Perhaps the greatest
accomplishment, however, is how we've managed to grow and adapt
our coverage to the needs of the industry. While grounded in the fundamental
values our founder, Dana Chase, Sr., set back in 1944, APPLIANCE has
been afraid of change, as long as it better served our readers. In
fact, the closing line of Mr. Chase's first editorial paved the
way for change: "This is your publication in which we will serve
you to the best of our ability."
In honor of that statement,
following are just a few of the editorial services and departments
we have added
over the years in an effort
to keep you,
the reader, informed about the latest developments in appliance design
and production.
In 1949, we published our first self-cover Special Section, which gave
an in-depth look into the success of appliance maker Hotpoint. Since then,
we have published a total of 41 Special Sections on several leading appliance
companies, including Whirlpool, Maytag, Lennox, AB Electrolux, Carrier,
and most recently, BSH Bosch und Siemens Hausgeräte.
• In the late 1940s, DCP founder Dana Chase, Sr. helped create the National
Safe Transit Committee, which developed packaged-product performance
testing standards to address the monetary losses appliance producers were experiencing
in damaged products being shipped during the housing boom following World
War II. In January 1953, our magazine detailed the safety-testing devices
used for testing to Committee standards, along with remarks from appliance
OEMs about the benefits of the newly adopted testing guidelines.
• In 1954, we published our first annual Statistical Review, providing
readers a gauge of industry growth by reporting yearly U.S. appliance shipments.
• In 1974, the Production
Highlight section was added to give readers real-life examples of how
they could cost-effectively produce more efficient and
reliable appliances.
In 1975, we added the APPLIANCE ENGINEER® editorial section to provide
designers and engineers with up-to-date information on the appliance industry's
technical issues and latest innovations.
In 1978, the first Profiles of Appliance Industry Suppliers was published
to give appliance OEMs detailed information about their
suppliers or potential suppliers. That same year, we also committed
to regular international coverage
by adding our APPLIANCE International department.
In 1986, the first Coil Winding section was printed in cooperation with
the Electrical Manufacturing & Coil Winding Association. This section
was just updated in May 2004 and renamed Electrical Manufacturing in conjunction
with the Electrical Manufacturing & Coil Winding Association's
decision to rename its annual exhibition to Electrical Manufacturing Expo
(formerly Electrical Manufacturing & Coil Winding Expo). The new
names were created to more accurately represent the current state of
the industry
and to provide a broader scope of coverage on the components and processes
used in electrical manufacturing.
• In 1991, we addressed globalization within the industry by publishing
our first Portrait of the Japanese Appliance Industry, giving readers vital
data about the growing Japanese appliance industry. We then added the
Portrait of the European Appliance Industry in 1992, followed by the Portrait
the Chinese Appliance Industry and the Portrait of the Latin American
Appliance Industry in 1996.
In 1995, we started publishing our three international editions of APPLIANCE
to specifically cater to the needs of European,
Chinese, and Latin American appliance producers. That same year,
we also ventured into the "Information
Superhighway" by introducing appliance.com,
which served to inform the appliance trade and
their consumers. Today, we have two separate web
sites to better serve both of those needs.
has grown
into a comprehensive source for industry professionals
who want to read up on everything from relays
to refrigerators. The site is updated daily—sometimes
hourly—with the latest Breaking News affecting
the global appliance industry. Appliance.com continues
to serve as a research tool for consumers
who want to know about the latest appliance products
on the market.
In 2000, we decided to enter the new millennium with a completely new look.
The complete redesign included color-coded sections so readers could easily
locate specific sections of the magazine and topic banners that indicated
the specific appliance technology or application covered. Other magazine "facelifts" took
place in 1977, 1987, and 1994.
In 2004, we noticed a missing link between manufacturers and their consumers
and launched Home Appliance™ magazine,
a new quarterly magazine for consumers who
want to learn and research the latest appliances
need, function, and style. While Home Appliance
certainly has a new readership, the idea
derived out of yet another way we could better
serve the appliance
It seems fairly obvious that
DCP and APPLIANCE are more than devoted to this
industry. While
we're inching closer to that 65-year
mark, don't
worry—we're no where near retirement,
and we promise to work just as hard as we
did in our 20s, 30s, 40s, and 50s. In fact,
counting on the fact that the industry will
keep us on our toes with new technologies
and an increasingly competitive marketplace.
Where will you
be 60 years from today? We plan on being right here, reporting on one
of the world's most fascinating industries.
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Hula Hoop: The Movie? You Know, For Kids!
Monday, January 31 by Dave Horwitz
ICM has just signed Wham-O Toys as a client, with the intent to develop film projects out of kid favorites like the Hula Hoop, Slip-n-Slide, and Frisbee.
Pooh Prom
Monday, January 31 by Col. Longshanks
With any luck, he'll put his hand in her honey pot.
'Lebowski 2′ Revelation Comes From World's Worst Source: Tara Reid
Monday, January 31 by Penn Collins
There's going to be The Big Lebowki 2! (says Tara Reid). It's going to start filming this year! (says Tara Reid).
Zachary Levi Divulges Some 'Chuck' Intel
Monday, January 31 by Fred Topel
He's tight-lipped, but we managed to coax some episode tidbits out of him.
'Spider-Man' Swings Into Traffic While 'Captain America' Unleashes Blue Steel
Monday, January 31 by Wookie Johnson
The Spidey stunt goes wayyy better than his Broadway debut.
I'm Afraid I Just Clue Myself
Monday, January 31 by Joseph Gibson
Who killed that racist old woman?
'Bridesmaids' Poster: The Romcom Gods Are Smiling
Monday, January 31 by Dave Horwitz
A female driven romantic comedy produced by Judd Apatow? Is hell freezing over? Is it 2012 yet? No, it's just time for 'Bridesmaids', a new film written by and starring SNL's Kristin Wiig.
PG-13 'King's Speech' Might Remind You Of Daytime TV
Monday, January 31 by Joseph Gibson
"The King's Speech" is probably going to be re-released with the Q*bert treatment.
Yvonne Strahovski
Monday, January 31 by Reza F.
It's hard not to fall for Australian actress Yvonne Strahovski's character on "Chuck." Playing a full-time ass-kicking secret agent and part-time hot chick at large, Strahovski steals the show more often than not.
Jonah Hill And Fox Are Besties
Monday, January 31 by Dave Horwitz
Jonah Hill is continuing his laid back domination of the American comedy landscape by launching his own production shingle, JHF.
Katherine Heigl To Serve As Sub-Halle Berry
Monday, January 31 by Joseph Gibson
Halle Berry is being replaced by America's sweetheart Katherine Heigl (in a movie, not in life).
R.I.P. John Barry
Monday, January 31 by Wookie Johnson
The Bond universe has lost one of their most influential collaborators. Film composer John Barry passed away yesterday at the age of 77.
'The Kennedys' Might Be Shown In Syndication, Or This Might End Up Not Happening Either
Monday, January 31 by Joseph Gibson
Joel Surnow's truthbomb "The Kennedys" has been having a hard time finding an audience.
Jordana Brewster Cast As Attractive Person In 'Dallas'
Monday, January 31 by Dave Horwitz
Jordana Brewster, best known for roles in movies like The Faculty and The Fast And The Furious, has been cast in a lead role in TNT's 'Dallas'.
'The King's Speech' Continues To Win All Of The Awards
Monday, January 31 by Wookie Johnson
Hollywood patted itself on the back this past weekend with both the 2011 Director's Guild of America Awards and the Screen Actor's Guild 2011 Awards. Also, Scott Bakula made pimping look easy.


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Bristol-Myers Squibb And WuXi PharmaTech Announce Collaboration For A New Analytical And Stability Testing Facility
Bristol-Myers Squibb Company (NYSE: BMY) and WuXi PharmaTech (NYSE: WX) today announced that they have entered a strategic partnership to conduct stability studies of small-molecule new chemical entities to support global marketing applications.
Under the agreement, WuXi will build, equip and operate a dedicated, fully cGMP-compliant 25,000-square-foot analytical testing facility in Shanghai to store and test stability samples and to perform other services for Bristol-Myers Squibb. WuXi will also employ a dedicated staff for stability testing, sample management, analytical testing, pharmaceutical science, quality assurance, metrology, and other services, including stability data reporting in support of all global dossier submissions by Bristol-Myers Squibb.
"This new agreement expands our already productive relationship with Bristol-Myers Squibb, a valued customer for many years," said Ge Li, Ph.D., chairman and chief executive officer of WuXi PharmaTech. "We will continue to help them to improve their R&D productivity with our innovation-driven, cost-effective and fully integrated R&D service platform."
"WuXi PharmaTech is an important partner for Bristol-Myers Squibb's research and development organization," said Mark Powell, Ph.D., senior vice president, Non-Clinical Development, Bristol-Myers Squibb. "This agreement will expand the scope of our relationship with WuXi and enhance the presence of Bristol-Myers Squibb in China. It is also an example of our R&D organization executing our company's BioPharma model by using selective integration to leverage the strengths and talents of both Bristol-Myers Squibb and a valued partner."About Bristol-Myers Squibb Bristol-Myers Squibb is a global biopharmaceutical company whose mission is to discover, develop and deliver innovative medicines that help patients prevail over serious diseases. For more information, please visit www.bms.com or follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/bmsnews. About WuXi PharmaTech WuXi PharmaTech is a leading pharmaceutical, biotechnology and medical-device R&D outsourcing company, with operations in China and the United States. As a research-driven and customer-focused company, WuXi PharmaTech provides pharmaceutical, biotechnology and medical-device companies with a broad and integrated portfolio of laboratory and manufacturing services throughout the drug and medical-device R&D process. For more information, please visit : www.wuxiapptec.com.
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Cornell Club of Genesee Orleans International Spirit of Zinck's Night October 20 ~ Batavia, NY Special Guests: Cornell University's Cayuga's Waiters O'Lacys Irish Pub, Five School Street, Batavia, NY 14020; 585-343-3270 7:00- 9:00 pm Join the entire Cornell community—both students and alumni— by observing the annual Spirit of Zinck's Night at your favorite Irish Pub in Batavia. You may be still 100 miles from Cornell, but on Thursday, October 20, you can feel just steps away from the Hill by attending Zinck's Night. Cornell's Cayuga's Waiters, an all male a cappella group, will make a return trip to O'Lacys for an evening of music along with great Cornell fellowship and banter. Donations will be accepted! For event questions, please contact Sarah Noble-Moag '80 at [email protected] For event registration questions, please contact Donna Carl at [email protected].
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Students in grades 7-12 and their parents are invited to discover career opportunities in the skilled trades from 5 to 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 13 at the Genesee Valley Career & Technical Center, 8250 State St. Road, Batavia.
The Genesee County Business/Education Alliance and the Genesee Valley Educational Partnership (a BOCES organization) are co-sponsoring the Skilled Trades Fair/Open House in collaboration with several area employers.
Community businesses report a severe shortage of young people entering the skilled trades, according to BEA Director Eve Hens.
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Approximately 50 businesses will be represented including Graham Corporation, U.S. Gypsum, Oxbo International, Batavia Garage Door Company, Innovative Energy Systems, Liberty Pumps, Milton CAT, Ben's Appliance, and Turnbull Heating and Cooling.
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Gender: Female
Departed from Australia: 1958
Brownie Downing studied at the Julian Ashton School. After World War II she developed prints and products inspired by Aboriginal motifs. She left Australia in 1958 and published her first children's book, written with her husband, John Mansfield (q.v.), in 1960.
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@Janetter or How I Started to Enjoy Twitter Once Again
There used to be a time when I was very much in love with Twitter. It was my favourite social networking tool by far. It was quite an exhilarating experience being constantly exposed to some of the most amazing conversations and informal learning at its best. To me, it was *the* place to provoke plenty of facilitated serendipity to take place and keep in the know with all of that stuff one gets passionate about over the course of time. But then, after a short while, I started hating Twitter. Perhaps a bit too harsh of a word, maybe loathe could do.
Over the course of just a few weeks Twitter managed to destroy, in a very pernicious manner, not only the overall user experience, but the entire ecosystem as well that made it a success in the first place: Third party apps. And it totally hit me when I saw my all time favourite Twitter client (Nambu) disappear into thin air just because of that series of misbehaviours. Fast forward to the end of 2011 and I am back in love with Twitter again, not because of all of the various different new features and capabilities they have been putting together, but because I have finally found The Best Twitter Client On The Net: Janetter.
Yes, that's right! It surely looks like Twitter continues to be keen on destroying not just the Third Part Apps ecosystem that made it incredibly popular in the first place, but also some of its own desktop clients like Twitter for Mac or TweetDeck, where the latest upgrades have deteriorated the user experience for both of them tremendously altogether! Or so I am told. The thing is though that ever since I started making use of Janetter my overall user experience has seen quite a profound transformation.
It was through my good friend Rachel Happe that I first heard (Of course, on Twitter!) about this very special Twitter client that works both in Windows and on the Mac. She liked the experience and right away I thought about giving it a try myself, after having been actively searching for a good substitute for Nambu throughout all of this time playing with a bunch of other Twitter clients whether on the Mac or on iOS devices. And right off, within the first few hours I knew that Janetter would be my new, much preferred, default Twitter client on the Mac. What a beautiful experience, indeed!
I realise most of you folks would notice how I hardly ever get to talk about (Productivity) Tools and such on this blog, since I have always thought that they usually come and go and it's very hard to get attached to any of them over the course of time, because you never know when they will go ahead and disappear. But since a bunch of people have been asking me what I like so much about this particular Twitter client why not put together this blog post and share some of the most compelling reasons why I have been enjoying it since day one that I installed it. At the same time, there have been a few other folks who have tried it out themselves, after I mentioned on Twitter myself how much I enjoyed it, and they didn't like it at all. They actually thought it was a horrendous experience, so perhaps this article would help me share across some of the main reasons why Janetter is, to me, as good as it gets with regards to Twitter clients on whatever the platform. Hopefully, with that input it would give you a pretty good idea on whether you may want to give it a try or not.
So here are some of the most compelling reasons why I heart Janetter as my all time favourite Twitter client, even way above than Nambu, from back in the day:
- Cross-Platform: Indeed, no matter whether you may be using Windows, or Mac, it would work in both just beautifully! Time and time again I kept finding it a challenge recommending a Windows client that would not be TweetDeck, which is, I guess, what most folks tend to use at the moment. And now we have got a pretty good and rather impressive rival: Janetter. (Yes, I do realise there isn't a version for Linux users at the moment, so those folks may need to continue using whatever tool they may have at the moment)
- Scalability: You could probably say that I'm a power user of Twitter, and perhaps of several other social networking sites, too, and one of my favourite features from Janetter itself is how scalable it is! It's amazing! I have been using it rather heavily over the course of a few weeks now, with large networks and rather complex searches, and not a single glitch to be observed with the overall performance of the application or the machine altogether, which is not the same I could say about a bunch of other Twitter clients or even other social networking sites' Apps. That's a winner for me, specially, if you are a heavy user of Twitter yourself. Worth while a try just for that!
- Reliability: Another one of my favourite features from this Twitter App. Like I said, I use it daily rather heavily and, probably, in the most extreme of circumstances hacking different behaviours and I have yet to see, and experience!, the first crash on the Mac! And that's been weeks of long and lasting use already! Like I said, not a single one!! Not sure what you would think about it, but that's what reliability is all about in my books, don't you think?
- The Look & Feel: This may well just apply to Mac Fanboys, but one of the things you would very much like from this Twitter App is that it behaves and works in pretty much the same way than any other native Mac App, which is a lot to be said for an application that's developed to work cross-platforms. The time dedicated to make it look and feel like a native Mac App is just priceless. It doesn't give you the impression, at all!, that you may be using a Windows copy! No way! A big Yes!!
- Customisation: This is an area that I know most folks would not care much about it, but I love it. Being capable of customising my own user experience of what I see and play with is just a tremendous bonus! The wide range of Skins with multiple colours, displays, fonts, etc. etc. and the extensive User Preferences to tame the experience to your own likes and dislikes, needs and requirements surely is quite a treat! And something that you hardly ever see on Twitter Apps at all these days.
- Like TweetDeck: But … without the hassle. That's pretty much how I basically describe Janetter when people ask me about it. It's like TweetDeck but without all of those issues that keep crumbling the overall experience of Adobe AIR Apps (I had enough of the Kernel Panics, so I no longer use AIR on my MacBook Air and everything running smooth again!). Any kind of problem or issue you can find in TweetDeck it's fixed in this Twitter App, for real! Seriously, if you are looking for a pretty impressive alternatively to TweetDeck on the Mac, or on Windows, take it for a spin and see how it would work out for you. I can probably guarantee you won't be back ever since…
- The Timeline: I guess at some point I should probably go ahead and put together a short screencast of how I use the Twitter Timeline to quickly scan through tweets and pause through those I would really want to digest and muse further about and when to speed up and move on. But if you try out Janetter youself you will see what that experience looks like to me at the moment. As easy as it can get and using something so relatively simple, yet so powerful as keyboard strokes to advance on reading tweets, as well as natural scrolling (Up or down or both!) without seeing the application come to a hault! No matter how fast you go! Just brilliant!
- The Groups: This is probably the one single feature that most folks who use TweetDeck today, or any other Twitter client that allows you to gather twitterers by groups, would enjoy very much and by far! Creating groups in Janetter is just such a breeze! Groups as in Twitter Lists, obviously; if you have created them already, it's just as simple as displaying them and they will stick around pulling a bunch of initial updates to let you know how things are going, and then move from there. You can mark them all as read, if you would wish to as well, and you can have a whole bunch of columns without a single glitch on the overall performance itself. Very powerful and strongly recommended for power users, for sure!
- The Mentions: If you have been following me on Twitter for a while, over at @elsua, you would probably know how Twitter Mentions is my most simple, and long standing, grieving of my overall Twitter use. I have been complaining about how poor the accuracy of the Mentions is overall and time and time again we have seen how Twitter itself seems to be not very keen on wanting to address the issues and fix them. Well, no longer needed. Janetter did just that for me, allowing me again to catch up properly with those Mentions by not missing any of them! Pretty consistent and rather reliable! Not sure how they do it, but it just works! And thanks much for that!!
- The Searching Capabilities: Whether you are searching for specific terms, whatever those may well be, even with complex searches, or following a particular hashtag (Like I am about to do with #ls12 and #connect12 when I get back to work – More on that soon!) Janetter's searching capabilities and real-time searches are just superb! Not matter how busy the Search timeline may well be, it will keep up with it and provide you with all you need. Just like that. No need to figure why this or that search doesn't work, or why it doesn't pull off updates. It just does it and beautifully! And in columns, too!! Which means that's rather easy to keep up with them in a single view without having to go click, click, click.
- Following Conversations in Context: For those of us who have always considered Twitter one of the hottest places out there in the social networking sites realm for holding conversations on a wide range of topics, this Twitter client would be incredibly helpful and very powerful, because as you engage in conversations with other twitterers you would have an opportunity to catch up with them without having to go elsewhere. They are right there, embedded as part of the tweet stream, and in a rather beautiful and elegant manner, which is certainly everything, but disruptive, and that is what it should all be about! No longer will you be missing out on conversations in context while you are tweeting away! Fantastic and very much needed altogether!
- An ecosystem on its own: Where viewing and displaying Twitter related data from other Twitterers, like their profiles, their latest tweets, the following, etc. etc. or the pictures and videos they keep sharing along works like a charm; embedded right there within the same window and with an opportunity of, once again, not having to go anywhere else, which means you can keep tweeting along without having to worry as to which window you were at at that very moment. Love how it takes tweeting in context into a new level altogether!
- Muting Options: Yes, I know, I know, plenty of times I have been enjoying some serious rounds of twitterrhea myself, specially, when I am live tweeting conference events, and time and time again folks keep wondering how to mute me for a (long) while. Well, Janetter offers that opportunity, right there, in the Application itself and with a good number of options. So if you ever need to mute any of your social networks it will do the job just beautifully, which means you can keep your focus where you would want it to be, instead of getting distracted unnecessarily. Priceless, don't you think?
- Support of Multiple Accounts: Ohhh, and if you have multiple Twitter accounts, this App would help you manage each of them rather elegantly as well. Now, I now longer need to worry about that one myself, but if I were, I would surely make use of it, instead of having to go for more costly options to try to achieve the very same thing. Very nicely done altogether!
- Local Cache: This is perhaps my all time favourite feature from any of the Twitter clients I have used over the course of the years. From what I know it's not even available for the vast majority of them, but, to me, it's become an essential key feature I cannot longer live without. We all know that it's almost impossible to keep up with the Twitter streams, so we eventually get to dive in every so often to see what's happening. Well, Janetter takes that into a new level. It allows you to cache all of the tweets, so you can catch up with them, if you would want to!, at your own pace and rhythm. If you have got a special group of twitterers that you would always want to read all of their tweets this client would allow you to do that easily!
I love it particularly when I'm travelling, or away from the computer for an extended period of time, and would come back wanting to learn what's happened on my Twitter streams and there it goes… all of them (In the hundreds, or the thousands!) available with a single scroll! Yes, I know you are not supposed to read them all, but sometimes, whenever time allows you to, you do, and it's just such a treat having an App that fully supports it that overtime it's become the one single main reason why I couldn't live now without Janetter to keep up with those folks I'm keen on following up with.
Really powerful altogether to give you, the end-user, the ability to decide how much you would want to dive into your tweet streams without going crazy, but having a good grasp of what's happening. Can you imagine Twitter allowing you to do that natively on their Apps or the Web interface? No, indeed, not a single chance! Massive kudos to Janetter in this regard, for sure!!
And, finally, perhaps the one single key favourite feature of them all. After all of what I have mentioned above, all of the reasons, features, capabilities and huge potential it offers to us heavy twitterers, I still find it quite amazing that Janetter is made free, as in FREE!!, for all of us. No doubt, even if they would ask us for money I think it'd be the best money spent on any Twitter client out there by far, I would buy a copy of it in a split second and without thinking too much about it!, but the folks behind it have made it available to us all free of charge, which is just probably as good as it gets!
That's about it, folks, here you have got in a single blog post the various many reasons why I'm now back in love with Twitter, not because of Twitter itself, or the technology behind it, but because thanks to the absolutely delightful user experience of Janetter I'm capable of doing something that in the last few months I kept struggling with time and time again: following, digesting, and learning plenty more in good context from the tweet streams of my favourite social networks, which, eventually, is the main reason of why Twitter exists for most of us and I am happy to see how this Twitter App is making that possible. At least, for me. Hope for you, too! If you have found this blog entry useful enough to take it for a spin, let me know in the comments what you think and whether it's helping you transform the way you interact with Twitter, like it has done with me so far and big time …
Ohhh, and in case you may be wondering what would be my favourite iOS clients for both iPad and iPhone, for when I am on the road, away from my MacBook Air, that would be Osfoora HD for the iPad and the native Twitter for iPhone client. But, once again, they are not the same as the real thing, which is why I do seriously hope that some day we would be able to see Janetter entering the iOS world helping us redefine that mobile Twitter user experience once again! I very much look forward to that!
The Joy of Choice
As I am about to enter my last week of holidays, before I head back to work for the first time this year, I just couldn't help thinking about a recent piece I read over at the NYTimes by the always witty and rather insightful Pico Iyer under the rather suggestive title of "The Joy of Quiet", where he muses extensively about that almost forgotten, and sometimes forbidden (in today's times, specially!), pleasures of treasuring the time to think, reflect, unwind, disconnect, see the world slowing down, charge your batteries, re-energise yourself with what really matters and perhaps come back for more. It's a beautifully written article where he's on a mission to help us all re-think the purpose of our online (inter)connectedness and to challenge, in a rather healthy, and very much needed, way, whether we do really need to be connected all the time. Or not. He calls it the "The Joy of Quiet" and I call it "The Joy of Choice".
Indeed, for a good number of years there have been plenty of us, knowledge Web workers, who have been craving for having such an exciting, exuberant and abundant environment like the Social Web, as we know it nowadays. You know how it goes. We, news-junkies, can't get enough about being constantly on the know of what's happening around us and the rest of the world. We, news-junkies, can't get enough of being exposed to a rampant learning curve that never ceases to stop more and more by the day, and get rather upset when technology falls short and continues to fail on delivering what we know we can get through it time and time again. We, in short, cannot longer live in isolation, it looks like, nor is a state that most of us could probably aspire to in the long run. But is it really so? And, most importantly, can we do anything about it at all? What do you think?
Pico puts it rather nicely, and very provocatively as well at the same time, in this short paragraph, when he states that we may not be able to do it because we haven't been educated on how to make it through in the first place:
"The central paradox of the machines that have made our lives so much brighter, quicker, longer and healthier is that they cannot teach us how to make the best use of them; the information revolution came without an instruction manual"
I can imagine that it may well be so for a good number of folks out there, but then again I can also see how there may well be plenty of other people who, over the course of time, have learned to tame, and educate themselves, not only on how they live their connectedness, but also how they may live along without it altogether and do just fine. That's when something that we haven't had for years on the Web to the extent we have got today, but that nowadays is just too critical to ignore, kicks in nicely to our rescue: Choice. Yes, indeed, now we do have a choice and that just basically means that we need to decide how we best plan for that joy of quiet without sounding like an hermit or some other kind of weirdo who doesn't want to reach out and feel connected while everyone else is.
That's why during the course of my holidays, and as I continue to reflect on the last few months, specially, after that frenetic and rather hectic year end with work related activities and whatever else, I self-discovered, through that thinking and reflection time, how something so wise as your own physical body learns to protect itself from everything that may try, or attempt to, harm its wellbeing. Even if that involves the brain itself. Now I know why for some periods of last year my brain was rather keen on being out there on the Social Web, reaching out, communicating, collaborating, sharing and learning from others, and yet, my body decided to switch priorities and dedicate itself to what it knows best: taking care of itself.
Yes, I guess that's when your body starts sending some of those subtle and gentle signs telling you that you are about to max out and enter a very dangerous road of perhaps not an easy return. That's probably why, just recently, you heard from plenty of your friends, colleagues, and other networks how they have started to take up sports once again, or to lose those extra few pounds, or to spend numerous, endless hours reading a good book while listening to their favourite music as one of their preferred evening activities, or perhaps to start some yoga and live healthier lives or maybe move out of the city into a rural, quieter place where things seem to have slowed down for a while and where conversations happen more face to face than virtually.
I bet within your own networks you may have bumped into such accidental discoveries and keep wondering why people keep doing it. Well, wonder no more. Their physical bodies have finally taken over and decided to take a stand as to helping the mind figure out how long and for what purpose should they remain interconnected online and when to find that appropriate time to disconnect for a while, think and reflect on things. On the things that matter. On those little things we all know are out there, but that we keep ignoring them for far too long and when we realise about it, it's already too late.
Now, when looking back into retrospective from last year's events and activities, I realise that was probably the reason why, back in July, I decided to become healthier again; that's probably, while I am buzzing around during the course of the work week with plenty of business travelling, my weekends are sacred longing for extensive periods of disconnect where I basically just disappear. That's maybe as well why I have now successfully built up the daily habit of doing my workout, where I just take with me my favourite music, hit the track for an hour and think about nothing else than just that beautiful Joy of Quiet. That's probably why I now know how both my brain and my body are starting to be in sync when making the best choices as to when to go and slow down on the communication, collaboration and broadcasting fronts (And instead become more of a thinking force) and when to come back for more within one's own social networks after those disconnecting periods.
That's when one comes to realise it's all about having a choice, but not just having it for the sake of it, because I know that in most cases we would be ignoring it and eventually keep doing what we are busy with on the Social Web front, but also acting upon it, which I guess is the point Pico makes quite nicely throughout the entire article and which I have learned to treasure myself during the second half of last year through starting to listen to those body signals that one knows have a second, or even third meaning, behind them.
Listening to them, knowing when and how to react and, most importantly, learning how to set the right expectations not only for you, but also for those around you, becomes a critical success factor of how we can learn to come to terms with the fact that yes, as wonderful and as brilliant and as energising as the Social Web is, we cannot ignore the choice of looking, and finding!, proper times to disconnect, to unwind, to ponder about things, to question, through critical thinking, what we are doing, where we are heading and what we would want to leave behind. Our legacies. Our purpose. That's what we are here for. Being In Action. In constant action. Whether it's out there on the Social Web, creating and consuming top quality content with our favourite social networks, or whether it's happening in the offline world. Being In Action means what my good friend, and fellow IBMer, Laurie Friedman tweeted just a couple of days back as a beautiful quote from IBM's recently appointed new CEO, Ginni Rometty:
Advice from IBM's new CEO, Ginni Rometty, on her first day on the job? "Don't ever stop reinventing yourself" #leadership
— lauriefriedman (@lauriefriedman) January 4, 2012
Call it Living Life as a Perpetual Beta, if you wish to as well, but I think Pico's conclusion, although referring to our children, could surely blend in rather nicely with what would be, perhaps, our main challenge for 2012 and beyond:
"The child of tomorrow, I realized, may actually be ahead of us, in terms of sensing not what's new, but what's essential"
Indeed, figuring out what's essential is about having a choice, i.e. when to stay connected, socially networked online, but also when to disconnect, when to look for those quiet times, helping those around you understand that as much as you appreciate the social interactions, there is still a time when you need it to reflect and think further what's happening around you, so that they, too, can get exposed to the better you. So next time you see some of your networks have gone silent for a period of time, not to worry, they are not gone entirely, they haven't abandoned you either, they are just taking their very much needed time off to reflect and ponder about things, they are taking their time off to figure out what really matters to them, before they come back in full force, once again. So we better start treasuring those silent periods, because something tells me we are going to have plenty of those coming along in the next few weeks / months and that's a good thing!
The Social Web needs time as well to slow down a bit sometimes, reflect about both its impact and true legacy and keep moving further along once again… So just hang in there, the choice is ours, finally, after a long last. The important thing to remember though is to act upon it. After all "We create our own distractions and just need to learn to manage them". And that will always remain our choice. Not theirs. So we better make good use of it and they better get used to it, too. They will need it …


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Scarvelis ready to defend state shot put title
No high school girl in the country has thrown the shot put farther this year than Dos Pueblos junior Stamatia Scarvelis. No one is expected to beat her this weekend at the CIF State Meet in Fresno.
Scarvelis is the reigning state champion in the shot put and last week at the CIF-SS Masters Meet, she threw a nation's best this year of 51 feet, 9.25 inches. Arroyo Grande's Madison Jacobs and Camarillo's Geraldynn Leaupepe are in the shot put as well.
Scarvelis is also competing in the discus along with Jacobs who has the second longest throw in the state this year of over 163 feet. Ventura's Katelynn Homb and Newbury Park's Kendall Mader are also in the discus.
Simi Valley junior Sarah Baxter, the premier high school girl's runner in the country, will be going for her third consecutive state title in the 3200 meters. Ventura's Hannah Kirkagaard has also qualified for this event.
Westlake's Abigail Smith will compete in the 100 and she will team up with Brooke Edell, Nicole Greenberg and Sara Schwartz in the 4x100 relay.
Buena's Erinn Beattie, Rio Mesa's Raegan Nizdil and Maya Hutchinson of Oaks Christian will compete in the high jump while Ventura's Holly Tokar is entered in the pole vault.
As for DP's Bryan Fernandez, he is already a state champion in cross country. The University of Oregon-bound senior will compete in the boys 1600 meters.
Arroyo Grande's Elijah Holt will compete in the 110 hurdles while Lompoc's Nikko Hayes who will play football at Idaho State, qualified for the 300 hurdles. Oxnard's Jelani Legohn will also run the 300 hurdles.
Ventura's Eric Bielke will throw in the boys shot put, Agoura's Idrees Bernard is in the triple jump while Luigi Colella of Thousand Oaks and Ventura's Jake David will leap in the boys pole vault.
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Volunteering in Namibia
If you want to get a more intimate perspective of Namibia volunteering is a great option. Volunteer positions in wildlife conservation, health care, environmental organisations and teaching can be life changing and formative experiences. Volunteering is a popular way to spend a gap year or a sabbatical and if you are looking to gain some hands on experience in wildlife conservation of community service Namibia is a great place to be. Here are some of the organisations that offer volunteer positions:
P.A.W.S. (People and Wildlife Solutions) is a conservation project by AfriCat and Okonjima to restore cattle farming day back to its original state. The Okonjima Game Reserve encompasses 22 000 hectares of former farmland that is now home to the endangered cheetah. PAWS is in the process of introducing a number of other game species to the park to rebuild a functioning ecosystem. Volunteer activities include the dismantling of old cattle fences, bush cleaning and assisting the cheetah research projects.
The Cheetah Conservation Fund (CCF) is dedicated to the survival of the fastest land mammal and its ecosystems. Working guest, interns and zookeepers can join the project to help this fascinating animal. Task are as diverse as education and outreach projects, animal care, field work and tracking, raising guardian dogs and administrative work and record keeping.
Namib Desert Environmental Education Trust (NaDEET) is a non-profit organisation that aims to protect Namibia's environment by educating people about a sustainable lifestyle. Situated in the NamibRand Nature Reserve the NaDEET displays a perfect example of sustainable living. NaDEET offers student internships to promote the environmental education sector. Intern will experience outdoor teaching, programme planning and will complete a relevant research project.
N/a'an ku sê is a charity that works in wildlife conservation as well as education and health care. Volunteers can help the research and conservation of big cats and help with the feeding and caring for baboons and farm animals. N/a'an ku sê also helps the local San community by providing primary health care and running the Clever Clubs School. Medical volunteers are particularly welcome.
Harnas Wildlife Foundation conserves wildlife in eastern Namibia on the border of the Kalahari Desert. Volunteers get a hands-on wildlife experience with animal walks, research, fence patrol, caretaking, feeding and food preparation. Harnas offers a unique experience of the African savannah and encounter with people from all walks of life.
EHRA (Elephant Human Relations Aid) is an elephant conservation project that focusses on reducing elephant-human conflict in the Kunene Region. The desert adapted elephants in Namibia's northwest are completely unique and fascinating animals. Volunteers can make a difference in elephant conservation by joining the EHRA trackers and constructing protection walls around water holes.


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by Catherine Pratt
Your body confidence (self image as well as mental confidence) can be affected by how you're feeling health wise.
It's pretty hard to feel upbeat and positive if you feel tired all the time and struggle to make it through the day, isn't it?
It also makes it tough to accomplish things and then you can end up feeling like a failure because you're not able to fulfill the goals you've set for yourself. Dr. Lawrence Wilson in his book, Sauna Therapy for Detoxification and Healing
, also says, "Some fears and other negative attitudes and behaviors are in fact compensations for ill health or low energy. As health improves, these are no longer needed and may disappear suddenly. A surprising shift may occur, often accompanied by an insight about oneself or about the world." What a great added benefit just for getting yourself healthy again.
Sometimes, all it takes is making a few simple changes and you get completely different results. For example, instead of feeling tired all the time, you suddenly have the energy to do the things you want.
That's what the articles on this page are all about, making healthy choices to dramatically improve your self confidence.
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Radio stations in Racine, West Bend to be sold to Tomah broadcaster
The owner of four radio stations on the edge of the Milwaukee market has agreed to sell the stations to Tomah-based Magnum Communications.
The sale of Racine radio stations WRJN-AM (1400) and WEZY-FM (92.1) and West Bend's WBKV-AM (1470) and WBWI-FM (92.5), announced late Wednesday, is pending approval from the Federal Communications Commission. »Read Full Article
NLRB decision goes against McDonald's
Washington — The National Labor Relations Board on Friday designated McDonald's Corp. as a "joint-employer" with franchisees at nearly 14,000 U.S. restaurants, delivering a big win to unions.
The board's general counsel's office ruled that the company violated the rights of employees openly seeking better pay and working conditions. Hearings are set for March on whether to pursue disciplinary steps. »Read Full Article(21)
Kleefisch says Chinese think tank predicts U.S. decline
For Wisconsin's lieutenant governor, a routine trade mission to China this month took a startling turn when officials at a Chinese national security think tank issued blunt pronouncements about Beijing's ambitions and America's future.
"They said China would become No. 1 and the U.S. would experience unavoidable decline," Lt. Gov. Rebecca Kleefisch recounted on Friday after her 10-day visit to China's mainland. »Read Full Article(19)
EPA says coal ash can be treated as garbage, not hazardous waste
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency unveiled regulations for disposing coal ash from power plants on Friday, deciding that coal ash would be treated like garbage — not hazardous waste.
Environmental groups had pushed for coal ash to be classified as a hazardous waste, which would ensure more oversight over how it is disposed of or recycled. »Read Full Article(11)
Georgia-based Pratt Industries to open factory in Beloit
A Georgia firm plans to start building a $52 million corrugated box factory in Beloit this spring, state officials said Friday.
The new factory for Pratt Industries of Conyers, Ga., is expected to create 140 new jobs and should be operating fully by January 2016, according to Gov. Scott Walker's office. »Read Full Article(39)
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Candidate for N.C. Supreme Court,in 2002 and 2010.
Senior attorney and president of law firm Hunter & Evans, PA 1970-1998.NC Representative, 49th House District 1980-1998.
Significant legislation passed included the Highway Trust Fund, Natural Gas Expansion Fund, NC Victims' Bill of Rights, NC Victims' Compensation Fund, Date Rape Bill and Establishment of Lake James State Park.Assistant District Attorney 1969-1970. McDowell County attorney 1970-1994. Former co-owner and vice-president of Builder Supply of McDowell, Inc.
North Carolina Courts Commission, member and former chairman
NC Sentencing Commission, former member
BarCARES Board of Directors, former member
N.C. Bar Association Bench/Bar Liaison Committee
American Bar Association, member
NC Bar Association, member, former member board of governors
29th Judicial District Bar Association, member and former president
McDowell County Bar Association, member and former president
Legislative & Law Committee, former chairman
NC County Attorney's Association, former president
Region C Law Enforcement Association, Legislator of the Year (1994)
Recognized by North Carolina District Attorneys' Association for contributions to Criminal Justice (1986)
Outstanding North Carolina County Attorney Award (1981-82)
Legislative Award by McDowell County Board of Education (1986)
Family Services of McDowell County Award in appreciation for defending the basic rights of battered women and abused children (1985)
Legislative Award by Governor's Commission on Infant Mortality
Outstanding Public Official by National Association of County Park and Recreational Officials (1992)
Recognized by North Carolina League of Municipalities for Service to Citizens of North Carolina (1989)
Keeper of the Ridge Tops Award presented by Western North Carolina Tomorrow (1994)
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McDowell County Citizen of the Year (1984)
Marion Civitan's Citizen of the Year (1988)
Voted Politician of the Year by citizens responding to McDowell News Survey (1995)
Honorary Fire Chief, McDowell County Volunteer Fireman's Association.
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The Order of the Long Leaf Pine (1985)
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GamerZines: How's your show going?
Glen Schofield, CEO, Sledgehammer Games: Yeah, it's kind of fun, isn't it? It's for the fans, man. It's fantastic.
GZ: What's been your highlight?
GS: You know, I haven't seen a lot, but I think the biggest thing I'm walking away with is that this thing is a lot bigger than I had ever thought – and we were part of the planning! It's a monster. I think the highlight is just seeing the smiles on the fans' faces, shaking their hands, saying hello and thanking them for their feedback.
GZ: Are you impressed by the turnout?
GS: I didn't know what to expect! Seeing the lines? man!
GZ: You've gone straight from developing a triple-A new IP with Dead Space to working on the biggest franchise in games history. How are you handling the pressure?
GS: I've been making games for 21 years, and I've worked on Lord of the Rings and James Bond, Soul Reaver etc. A lot of people go 'Dead Space was your first one', but no it wasn't. I even did a new IP for the launch of the original Xbox that nobody's heard of called Mad Dash Racing. So absolutely, I try to prove myself with every game because I think you can get too cocky. Dead Space wasn't perfect, I gotta try and make a better game. I'm a painter so I liken it to painting. Every time I sit down and do a painting, you always say it's going to be your masterpiece but inevitably it's not. You've got to work really hard, and it's the same way with making a game.
GZ: Before Modern Warfare 3, Sledgehammer was working on its own Call of Duty game. Was being pulled off of that a frustrating process, that you weren't able to have your team put their stamp on a game fully created by them, or are you proud to be working with Infinity Ward on MW3?
GS: Oh, I'm proud. We were doing that one and I bet it would have been pretty good. It was actually pretty damn cool.
GZ: Can you talk about it?
GS: Well, it was a third-person action-adventure game. It was a shooter. It was not based in this era. It had a lot of atmosphere like, I should say Dead Space a little bit because you were underground in some places. You know, war is hell, war is scary and that's what we were trying to get across. We did a tonne of research. But then as a person who makes entertainment, you really just want to entertain as many people as possible, you want to get the biggest venue. And so when they offered this to us we voted with our team – we have a pretty open relationship with them – everybody said yeah, thumbs up.
GZ: So Sledgehammer had a say in whether to work on Modern Warfare 3 rather than just being ordered to do it by Activision?
GS: Oh yeah, yeah, absolutely. They came to us and said 'would you guys work on it?', and at first we told them we'd need to talk to the team and that we'd get back to them in a couple of days. And they were like 'well, we really, really like you, you're the ones that Infinity Ward have chosen'.
GZ: Would you like to go back to your original project or do you see the future of Sledgehammer being in first-person shooters?
GS: I want to make at least one more first-person shooter. I want to get really good at it. I would definitely, 100% work with Infinity Ward again because they're just the best. But I wouldn't mind giving Sledgehammer a shot on something.
GZ: Infinity Ward obviously went through that phase where they were losing a lot of key people. Was it difficult to work with them and manage the project because of that?
GS: They kept a lot of that internally. They're a very professional bunch, really good at what they do, I'm confident in their abilities. We didn't know much either, so we didn't know who we would be dealing with or not. Guys came in, they know they're stuff, and so to us it's Infinity Ward. The hardest thing was logistics; how we're going to talk, how we're going to do all this. But they're an hour away by plane, so we do a lot of plane rides, a lot of conference calling and all that stuff.
GZ: Strike Packages completely alter the tactical side of Call of Duty. What was the reasoning behind introducing something like that rather than sticking to a tried and tested method?
GS: Part of it's still in there. If you use the Assault package you're probably still going to play the same way that you always did. A lot of it is listening to the fans. A lot of them are saying it wasn't as balanced as it could be, and other people were just building up bodycounts; it was just about your K:D ratio while other guys were trying to do the objectives. So it was balancing and listening.
GZ: Do you think an Online Pass system will ever be introduced to Call of Duty?
GS: Gosh, I can't even speak to that. It would just be a guess, and probably a wrong one!
GZ: The image of the Hardened Edition released by Activision shows the journal open on a page showing squad tactics drawn over a diagram of a plane. Are you able to discuss what that might be about?
GS: No, I can't speak to that page. I know the journal, I've gone through it. Some of them are talking about stuff that has happened in the past and what it's meant to do is fill in. Some of the storyboards are there where you'll go 'oh wow, I remember that from 1′. It's more about the past.
GZ: So that's not necessarily related to Modern Warfare 3?
GS: There might be some spoilers in there.
GZ: Will all future Sledgehammer games be Call of Duty projects?
GS: I have no idea. Not because we're bad planners – we're actually really good at it – but I don't see any reason why we'd not want to stay on Call of Duty for a while. I wouldn't mind taking a formula here and there and tweaking it, but if they came to me and said 'you're doing Modern Warfare 4′, I'd do high fives. If they said 'you're doing Call of Duty something else', I'd be pretty excited about it.
GZ: Being an annual series, is there a fear internally that Call of Duty might eventually run out of steam?
GS: Absolutely, we talk about it all the time. That's why it's all about innovation. We're fans of it so we know where we want to take it, we know what would make us happy, and we are listening to other fans out there. But you know what, it's not right now, it's growing. You can see it out there. It's so big, people love it and I get so many tweets from the community. It's the biggest thing in entertainment. You stay paranoid because things can happen, but staying paranoid actually makes your game better.
GZ: You recently said that "some (ideas) are just too big for the consoles that we have right now". What did you mean by that?
GS: Yeah, that was me. They took it completely out of context about me saying that about the PS3. It had nothing to do with it.
GZ: So you're not eager to move onto the next generation necessarily?
GS: The point that they were asking was, do you have more ideas that you can't get into the game. Yeah, we always do. Sometimes it's resources, sometimes it's frame rate, so no, the PS3 is not holding me back. We'll find new ways to get more out of it. When the new consoles come out, in the very beginning you're not going to know what to do with them. So it takes a while to get into it. But yeah, I really appreciated that. Luckily I know the guys at Sony pretty well!
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Dr. Jeffrey Adams received a degree in Microbiology at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville in 1982 where he was a Phi Beta Kappa. He graduated from the University of Tennessee Center for Health Sciences in Memphis in 1986 with high honors in the Alpha Omega Honor Society. His internship and residency were completed at Carolinas Medical Center in Charlotte, North Carolina from 1986-1991. Dr. Adams became board certified in 1993. In addition to his duties as a doctor, Dr. Adams is a member of several organizations:
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Dr. Adams is a native of Memphis. After living in Charlotte, North Carolina, for five years, he returned to Tennessee to practice medicine. Dr. Adams is married to Tina Hyatt Adams, a registered nurse. They have two children, Jennifer and Jonathan. Jennifer is at Belmont College and Jonathan is at UT Knoxville.
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Deep tissue massage is a type of massage aimed at the deeper tissue structures of the muscle and fascia, also called connective tissue. Deep tissue massage uses many of the same movements and techniques as Swedish massage, but the pressure will generally be more intense. It is also a more focused type of massage, as the therapist works to release chronic muscle tension or knots (also known as "adhesions.")
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I applaud Rowena Davis for launching the 'High Streets First' campaign to give communities a say over the number of betting shops in their area.
It's completely ridiculous that bookies are in the same planning bracket as job centres! One helps the unemployed get back on their feet, while the other offers the promise of quick winnings, but is actually more likely to empty your pockets.
While a few lucky individuals may profit from gambling, overall bookies drain money from our poorest communities. It's also not good that children are growing up with high streets where so many of the businesses are 'pay day' loan shops, pawn brokers or bookies.
With all the talk about tackling gangs and youth crime, should we not be thinking about the type of environment our young are growing up in? It's only right that we, the community, should have a say on businesses that don't serve our interests.
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