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Book your room at Hotel Pavillons Le Petit Manoir du Casino
Standard Room, 2 Queen Beds, Courtyard AreaMax Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children, 2 infants)
Standard Room, 2 Queen Beds, River ViewMax Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children, 2 infants)
Hotel with 5 spa tubs, in La Malbaie (Pointe-au-Pic)
This hotel is located in La Malbaie (Pointe-au-Pic), close to Charlevoix Casino, Charlevoix Museum, and Murray Bay Golf Club. Local attractions also include Observatoire astronomique de Charlevoix and Les Sources Joyeuses.
Hotel Features
In addition to a restaurant, Hotel Pavillons Le Petit Manoir du Casino features an indoor pool. Other amenities include a bar/lounge and ski storage.
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Hotel Pavillons Le Petit Manoir du Casino features 5 spa tubs, an indoor pool, and a fitness center. The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access.
4 meeting rooms are available. This La Malbaie hotel also offers multilingual staff, ski storage, and a picnic area. Complimentary self parking is available on site. The property may provide extended parking privileges to guests after check-out (surcharge).
Hotel Pavillons Le Petit Manoir du Casino is a smoke-free property.
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Fitness facilities
- Bar/lounge
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 154
- Number of floors - 3
- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
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- Fireplace in lobby
- Free Wi-Fi
- Number of spa tubs - 5
- Laundry facilities
- Meeting rooms
- Multilingual staff
- Picnic area
- Restaurant
- Number of meeting rooms - 4
- RV, bus, truck parking
- Free self parking
- Ski storage
- Smoke-free property
- Number of buildings/towers - 3
- Indoor pool
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Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi
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Free self parking, RV, bus, truck parking
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- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- DVD player
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- Soundproofed rooms
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- Iron/ironing board
- Cable TV service
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A complimentary continental breakfast is served each morning between 7 AM and 11 AM.
Les Delices - This restaurant specializes in international cuisine and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. A children's menu is available.
5 spa tubs are on site along with an indoor pool. Other recreational amenities include a fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Snowboarding nearby
- Downhill skiing nearby
- Cross-country skiing nearby
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- Kayaking nearby
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- Bicycle rentals nearby
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- Ecotours nearby
- Golf driving range on site
- Golf lessons on site
- Snowmobiling on site
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When you arrive
Check-in time starts at 4 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
When you leave
Check-out time is noon
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
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Jared C. Tilton/Getty ImagesLast year, Brad Keselowski was the first car across at Talladega. Talladega Superspeedway is the longest, highest-banked track on the Sprint Cup Series circuit -- and it's also one of the wildest. What should you know ...Blog | May 04, 2013
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Since it's my blog, I'm going to imagine that you asked why I thought Brad Keselowski's win on Saturday was so impressive. Let me tell you. Keselowski has won on a short track, a restrictor-plate track and a superspeedway this season. That's just a...Blog | Conversation | July 03, 2012
NASCAR - The curious case of Jeff GordonMatt Willis
We're at Pocono Raceway, and this is the point of the year when I usually have two main points to make: 1. Triangle racing is more interesting than it's given credit. 2. Denny Hamlin flat owns this place. Don't let last year's lackluster finish...Blog | Conversation | June 07, 2012
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When Brad Keselowski got his first career Sprint Cup win at Talladega Superspeedway three years ago, I think people chalked it up to an upset Talladega win. It was for a team that had never won a Cup race, in Keselowski's fifth career start, and he ...Blog | Conversation | May 08, 2012
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It may be a whole new Bristol, with side-by-side racing replacing the single-groove, knock-'em-out-of-the-way style that we all grew up with, but we saw one very familiar sight Sunday: the Blue Deuce rolling into Victory Lane. We also saw one gettin...Blog | Conversation | March 20, 2012
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How will the 2012 Daytona 500 be remembered? Is it the race that saw Juan Pablo Montoya hit the jet dryer, causing a massive fire and a two-hour red flag (message: jet fuel burns well)? Is it the race that saw Brad Keselowski gain about 130,000 Twit...Blog | Conversation | February 29, 2012
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I'm going to call it like I see it. As a stats guy, I love it when I'm right. Who doesn't? But, sometimes, I like being proved wrong when it means somebody has thrown past evidence aside to succeed, and that's why I'm digging Brad Keselowski after ...Blog | Conversation | September 29, 2011
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We're just two races before the Chase, and while wins are important, let's think big picture: the drivers fighting for a spot in the playoff and a shot at the championship. Although some haven't officially locked up Chase spots, I'll call the top e...Blog | Conversation | September 01, 2011
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Kyle Busch is simply dominant at Bristol. And with the Sprint Summer Showdown competition winding down, he's primed to have an extra million dollars in his firesuit.Story | Conversation | August 25, 2011
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A stylish blend of multi-era, transnational filmmaking, KILL BILL epitomizes not only Tarantino's love for cinema but also his unique fondness for Asian films. To watch THE WHOLE BLOODY AFFAIR is not merely to sit through an entertaining 4-hour film, but more importantly to experience KILL BILL as an event. Uma Thurman carries, David Carradine slams it home. In the end, Tarantino has crafted a revenge narrative which - though it falters slightly in its depth and may turn off some viewers with its excessiveness - pays impressive tribute to classic flicks from Japan and China/HK, while injecting a fresh sense of bloody good fun.More
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This photo made Thursday, July 11, 2013, shows Jim Obergefell, right, and John Arthur after they returned from their wedding flight at Landmark Aviation at Cincinnati's Lunken Airport. The couple were married during a short ceremony on the plane, on the tarmac, at Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport, after flying in from Cincinnati. Arthur who suffered from ALS died early Tuesday at home in Cincinnati. (AP Photo/The Cincinnati Enquirer, Gary Landers) MANDATORY CREDIT, NO SALES
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CINCINNATI — John Arthur, who flew from Cincinnati to Maryland in July to marry his longtime partner Jim Obergefell, touching off a legal battle to force the state of Ohio to recognize their marriage and those of other same-sex couples, died Tuesday at the age of 48.
Mr. Arthur was diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis in 2011, and his terminal illness played a prominent role in the couple's decision to marry and in the ensuing legal battle. He and Obergefell had been a couple since 1992 but decided to marry after the U.S. Supreme Court's June 26 decision striking down portions of the federal Defense of Marriage Act.
"We had talked about getting married, and we never ever felt it would be anything more than symbolic because of the nature of our country," Mr. Arthur said in an interview shortly before the wedding.
But as they watched coverage of the Supreme Court decision from Mr. Arthur's medical bed in the couple's Cincinnati-area condo, they decided that the potential for federal recognition was enough to pursue a legal marriage.
Because Ohio has a constitutional ban on same-sex weddings, they had to travel to one of the 13 states that allow gay couples to marry. But their decision was complicated by the fact that Mr. Arthur was bedridden and unable to travel except on a medical transport plane. They settled on Maryland because his partner could obtain a marriage license by himself, requiring Mr. Arthur to travel just once.
On July 11 they flew to Baltimore International Airport on a Lear jet that friends and family had donated to rent for the trip. After a 71/2-minute ceremony on the tarmac, the couple flew back to Cincinnati.
A few days after their wedding the couple were contacted by civil rights attorney Al Gerhardstein, who had been working on challenges to Ohio's marriage ban. Several days later they filed a lawsuit in federal court in Cincinnati against the state and the city of Cincinnati, claiming that failure to recognize their marriage violated the equal protection clause of the U.S. Constitution, because Ohio recognized other marriages performed outside the state that Ohio itself banned, such as marriages between first cousins or minors.
Mr. Arthur's terminal illness allowed the case to move more quickly through the court. It also allowed Gerhardstein to argue that the couple would face "irreparable harm" if Mr. Arthur was listed as single on his death certificate. Additionally, Mr. Arthur's family cemetery plot is limited to direct descendants and their spouses, so the question of recognizing their marriage also was likely to influence where he was buried and whether his partner could someday be buried next to him.
Cincinnati officials decided not to challenge the couple's case but Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine defended the state's ban, which a majority of Ohio voters approved in 2004. Federal Judge Timothy Black issued a temporary order requiring that Mr. Arthur be listed as married on his death certificate and Obergefell be named his surviving spouse.
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I think this is great advice and it's what I do when I make my cakes. Mine are for family and friends but they do need them by a certain time so I finish mine the night before the event before I go to bed. I hate rushing because I will probably make a mistake and miscalculate something.Live and learn.
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Microsoft Xbox One Update Gives Developors More GPU Bandwidth to Play with
June 5th, 2014
Microsoft has been working hard to get the sales of its Xbox One game console up. The console isn't exactly selling poorly, but it has generally been outsold by the Sony PS4. One of the reasons that the PS4 has outsold the Xbox One is that some developers have said the PS4 has better graphical performance.
Microsoft is looking to close that performance gap with the announcement that a new software update is coming. The update promises to add more GPU bandwidth. Microsoft says that the update will add 10% more GPU bandwidth. The extra bandwidth won't improve older games though. Microsoft says that after the June update, developers will need to create games that take advantage of that new bandwidth.
It's unclear how much difference – if any – this increased capability will make in the games that make it to market.
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Based on the guidance in steps 3 in evaluating strategies and step 4 in estimating the cost of implementing those strategies, the agency can define a program of communications, policy and management, and technological and infrastructure support activities that it believes are necessary to support travel reductions. Because business travel can be such a challenging areas to address, effective travel reduction programs will ensure that all of these elements are in place to enable the desired outcomes.
Prioritization of those business travel management strategies will instead focus on how broadly the program can be deployed across the agency. The specific programs and/or sites that benefit most will depend on the previous analysis above and resources available for investment
With limited resources, agencies should focus first on strategies that are easily disseminated to all programs and sites and many different types of travel. Communications campaigns, policy changes, and training in the use of existing tools are examples of such strategies.
Desktop video and web meeting tools should be deployed as widely as possible with a focus on parts of the agency that do the most of the type of travel that the agency is trying to manger (e.g., mission operations, training, and conferences).
If resources are available for high end videoconferencing suites, agencies should target frequently traveled destinations, where it is known that videoconferencing would be suitable for committee meetings or project work at those locations.
Prioritizing business travel activities in the context of other Scope 3 emissions sources is an important next step. This will help the agency or program assess the relative impact on Scope 3 emissions that travel reduction program can provide relative to commute reductions and other Scope 3 strategies. See the guidance for Prioritizing All Scope 3 Strategies.
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The following resources can help with GHG mitigation planning for business travel.
Road to Reform: Green business travel turns a corner
CFO Magazine. November 4, 2008.
U.K. Corps. Join Carbon Challenge, Seek One-Fifth Flight Cut
Business Travel News. July 22, 2009.
Essential Guide to Travel Planning. Chapter 12, Business travel
From the National Business Travel Network.
University of Oxford Business Travel Toolkit
University of Oxford. 2011.
Six strategies for sustainable business travel
GreenBiz.com. Feb. 11, 2011
Framing a Travel Strategy
Fast Company. Nov. 10, 2004
Carbon Disclosure Project Study 2010: The Telepresence Revolution
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Jule Cannon Jr.Published 8:00pm Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Born: June 22, 1919
Died: Oct. 18, 2012
Jule Cannon Jr., 93, of Vandalia, died Thursday, Oct. 18, 2012, at Lakeland Health Care Center, Niles.
He was born June 22, 1919, in Pineapple, Ala. He married Elizabeth Mae Sutton in Chicago. She preceded him in death Nov. 18, 1997. He was also preceded by his parents and one son, Rudy Cannon.
Jule was a member of Calvin Center Seventh Day Adventist Church where he was known as the "CandyMan." He had been a long time usher. He enjoyed sports, especially football. He was a movie buff and was known for his knowledge of old movies. He loved cooking outdoors for family and friends.
Jule will be greatly missed by family and friends. He is survived by one step-son,
James Sutton of Chicago; two grandchildren, Kimberly Brown of Atlanta, Ga., and Victor Sutton of Huntsville, Ala.; eight great-grandchildren, Darrian Brown, Darrius Sutton, Dillon Sutton, Tyler Sutton, Victor Sutton, Victoria Sutton, Crystal Sutton, Sydney Sutton; a host of nieces and nephews, including nieces Daisy Hervey of Vandalia, Georgia Yarbrough of Vandalia, and the niece that he helped raise, Shonta Johnson of Vandalia; many cousins, including Alma Roberson of Cassopolis; and a very close friend of the family and faithful neighbor, Ruby Eddings. Also mourning his passing is Dawn (Gabe) Moore, of Elkhart, and Frankie (Lewis) Jackson, of Vandalia, and their families, who always called him "Grandpop."
Family and friends will gather from 10 a.m. until time of service at 11 a.m. Friday, Oct. 26, 2012, in Connelly Chapel Wagner Family Funerals, 202 N. Broadway St., Cassopolis, with Elder Imasiku Mubita officiating. Mr. Cannon will be laid to rest next to his wife in Oakdale Cemetery, Vandalia.
Arrangements have been entrusted to Wagner Family Funerals, Cassopolis. Online condolences may be posted at wagnercares.com.
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- Cartoon Characters: Hollywood Stars.
- Produced By Charles Mintz.
- Animated By Art Davis.
- Written By Sid Marcus.
- Music: Joe De Nat.
- Originally Released in 1937 (Estimate).
- Originally Released Theatrically.
- Running Time: 7:46 minutes.
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All the Hollywood stars go off on a picnic.
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His Excellency Governor Deval L. Patrick
Whereas Women's Health Week celebrates the extraordinary progress in women's health and recognizes that more needs to be done to safeguard the health of women for generations to come; and
Whereas Women's Health Week is a celebration of women taking responsibility for their own health through greater knowledge and understanding; and
Whereas Women from all walks of life and at every stage of life have unique health needs that should be addressed in their own right; and
Whereas Women's health remains a priority for families, communities, and government, and our commitment to keeping women healthy is stronger than ever; and
Whereas Women's Health Week celebrates the efforts of national and community organizations working with partners and volunteers to improve awareness of key women's health issues,
Now, Therefore, I, Deval L. Patrick, Governor of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, do hereby proclaim May 12th-18th, 2013, to be,
And urge all the citizens of the Commonwealth to take cognizance of this event and participate fittingly in its observance.
Given at the Executive Chamber in Boston, this seventh day of May, in the year two thousand and thirteen, and of the Independence of the United States of America, the two hundred and thirty-sixth.
By His Excellency
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text: HomeTVThe Young and The RestlessDoug Davidson Talks Paul Williams Luke Kerr October 22, 2009 The Young and The Restless 2 Comments We Love Soaps' Roger Newcomb spoke with The Young and the Restless star Doug Davidson about Paul's arrival in Genoa City, Nikki and Lauren. Look for more parts of the interview in the coming days. We Love Soaps: My favorite memories from Paul's first decade on the show are with Lauren. Paul and Lauren are one of my favorite soap couples. I may be stuck in the '80s but I still want them together to this day! Doug Davidson: She was my first non-drama fling, if you go past Nikki. The next romance was with April and an unwanted pregnancy. Bill brought in my family and the show went to an hour and that was a huge transition for my character. Bill told me at a party that he [put Paul and Lauren together] at the spur of the moment and wanted to see what happened. That was the great thing about Bill, aspects of him were so spontaneous. He would come in with little scraps of paper. I don't think YOUNG AND THE RESLTESS was really far from his mind. It was a 24/7 occupation for him. I had visions of him watching the kids unwrap presents on Christmas morning and writing notes with his red flair pen. Watch a Doug Davidson flashback montage after the jump. 2 Responses bunting October 23, 2009 Doug's a classy guy, and a good actor who has been underutilized for a long time. One of the few bright spots under MAB has been the increase in airtime and story for Paul. I don't see a romance between Paul and Lauren being viable at this point, but they have been great friends for so long that it is strange we have not seen one Lauren/Paul scene commiserating over his problems in so long. The actors work so well together. I wouldn't mind Paul getting involved in what appears to finally be a Michael and Lauren story with the reveal that they are the latest target of Ryder's mom since Doug works well with not only Tracey Bregman but also Christian Le Blanc and he has a long history with both characters. Log in to Reply Wiggles528 October 23, 2009 Love Doug and love Paul. Doug seems like a genuine nice guy unlike Eric Braden – asshole. Log in to Reply Leave a Reply Cancel Reply You must be logged in to post a comment.


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text: ōNot just a job, but a futureö Goal of Evergreen family of worker co-ops is to help struggling neighborhoods prosper By Dan Campbell, editor leveland Rocks! Ś according to the theme song of the longrunning Drew Carey TV comedy show. But not all of its neighborhoods rock equally, at least when it comes to jobs and economic opportunity. The business district of downtown Cleveland has undergone a dramatic revival in the past 15 years or so, with popular new attractions such as the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, the East 4th Street food and entertainment district and new downtown stadiums and an arena for its professional sports teams helping to lay to rest those putdowns about the city being ōthe mistake on the lake.ö Yet the poor neighborhoods that surround the University Circle area Ś the cultural center of the city Ś have not shared in this revival. These neighborhoods are home to about 43,000 people, who suffer from an unemployment rate near 40 percent. The median annual income is less than $18,500. Vacant lots, deteriorated buildings, water shut-offs and foreclosure signs are common here. This contrasts sharply with University Circle, which has a vibrant core of major health, cultural and educational institutions, as well as some major international businesses that together employ tens of thousands of people in good-paying jobs. ōBut University Circle has been radically disconnected from the poor neighborhoods surrounding it,ö Ted Howard, director of The Democracy Collaborative, told attendees at the 2010 ACE (Association of Cooperative Educators) Institute in Cleveland last summer. ōSo the question has been: How do we break down this barrier and create opportunity for the people of the surrounding neighborhoods?ö Laundry and solar co-ops launched A key part of the answer, Cleveland is hoping, is a network of workerowned cooperatives. The first two of these co-ops were launched in October of 2009. The Evergreen Laundry Cooperative is serving several large health-care institutions in the University Circle area, while Ohio Cooperative Solar is installing solar panels on the roofs of large institutions and businesses. Many of the worker-owners of these co-ops are people who in the past have had to struggle to find any kind of decent job, including some who have had to overcome records of incarceration and substance abuse. For them, just to find a steady job in their depressed neighborhoods is an accomplishment, let alone a job in which they are part owners and can accumulate equity. For them, these new coops offer a second chance, not just for a job, but a future. Next year, a third Evergreen cooperative, Green City Growers Cooperative, plans to break ground on one of the nationÆs largest urban food production greenhouses. The Neighborhood Voice, a free, student-operated online and print publication, is also part of the Evergreen family of cooperatives. It will publish monthly, reaching about 100,000 residents and employees in the Greater University Circle. Ultimately, the hope is that there will be dozens of worker-owned co-ops operating under the Evergreen umbrella in Cleveland, transforming and lifting the economy in much the same way that the worker-owned cooperatives have done in the Mondragon region of northern Spain. There, the Basque people began 50 years ago with one small worker co-op and a handful of jobs. Today, it encompasses a large, diverse network of worker co-ops that provide more than 100,000 good jobs, according to James Anderson of the Ohio Employee Ownership Center (OEOC), which helped spearhead the launch of the Evergreen project. He and Howard provided the ACE conference attendees with an overview of how it was done. Planting seeds In December 2006, The Democracy Collaborative Ś a research and policy center based at the University of Maryland that focuses on community wealth-building strategies Ś held a community-wealth roundtable in Cleveland to explore innovative ways to help break the cycle of poverty in the Greater University Circle area. It attracted 45 participants who represented a broad array of thinking and talents, including university faculty members, community development experts, leaders of Employee Stock Ownership Plans, chamber of commerce leaders and the CEO of a hospital, among others. As a result of this meeting, the Cleveland Foundation Ś the regionÆs largest philanthropy Ś asked Howard and his colleagues to help develop a new economic inclusion plan for the Greater University Circle area Ś one that would offer a different approach from the failed efforts of the past. ōWe were lucky to have the Ohio Employee Ownership Center (OEOC) just down the road and access to low-cost capital, the lack of which is the biggest restraint on the spread of the co-op movement,ö Howard said. He recalled a conversation with the leader of an economic Empowerment Zone that had been created years earlier to direct more financial resources into the Greater University Circle area. Despite the expenditure of some $34 million in these neighborhoods under that effort, ōthere was virtually nothing left behind afterward. It just didnÆt stick Ś it did not make a difference.ö The consensus was to instead try attacking the problem with a business development strategy. ōWe wanted to create for-profit businesses, owned both by workers from the community and the institutions that are their customers,ö Howard said. These worker-owned businesses would pay living wages and offer the opportunity for wealth building through the accumulation of equity in the businesses. ōWe wanted to root capital in the community so that it would not get up and leave. Worker-owners of a business are not going to offshore their own jobs,ö Howard said. To help refine the strategy, 120 people were interviewed over the ensuing six months ¢ most of them leaders of large institutions and businesses of the University Circle area who were eyed as the primary customers of the new co-ops. ōIt was determined that there was a huge economic opportunity to source business locally. Evergreen emerged from this,ö Howard said. Institutional buying power key to strategy When looking for someone to organize and launch the first Evergreen business, Howard recalled that the late John Logue, founder of OEOC said: ōThis project cannot be allowed to fail, so we must have Jim Anderson on board.ö This was a tribute to the business acumen and organizational savvy of Anderson, who formerly led the Republic Storage system in Canton, Ohio, and had a long professional career working with employee-owned firms. Anderson served as the CEO of the Evergreen Cooperative Laundry for the first year of the effort, but turned over the leadership role in August to a management team of co-op members, in keeping with a goal that the co-op should provide a career ladder that allows employees to climb into senior management. The strategy from the start has been to focus on tapping the purchasing powers of the large institutions of University Circle. These ōanchor institutionsö purchase goods and services worth about $3 billion annually (exclusive of payroll and construction). Yet, virtually none of their purchases were being made in the area. Buying locally was not a significant part of their institutional business model. So there was a huge untapped potential for them to do more business locally. A parallel focus of this effort has been to launch ōgreenö businesses that operate in an environmentally benign manner. Evergreen Cooperative Laundry, Anderson says, ōis the greenest laundry in northeast Ohio, probably in the entire state.ö Heat and water used in the operation is recycled, harsh chemicals are kept to a minimum and the operation is housed in a LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) silver building Ś an internationally recognized ōgreen buildingö certification system. It took $5.7 million to launch the laundry co-op. Of that, about $2.5 million was for equipment, $1.5 million to refurbish the building and most of the balance was to cover the early operating losses. The business plan calls for the co-op to break even within 18 months, and it has been running ahead of schedule. The building is leased from Enterprise Cleveland, a local nonprofit, and the co-op has first right of refusal if there is a sale of the property. The first $750,000 raised for the Evergreen project came in the form of a long-term, 1-percent interest loan from the Cleveland Foundation. That money was then used to leverage the rest of the $5.7 million. Next on board was the city of Cleveland, which provided a $1.5 million loan from its Housing and Urban Development 108 funds. ōThis gave the project legitimate legs, so we could go to other lending institutions,ö Anderson recalled. ōThose investments created credibility for us.ö The co-op then got more funds from two commercial banks and qualified for a $250,000 loan from the Commonwealth Revolving Loan Fund (which had been established by the Ohio Employee Ownership Center at Kent State University). A New Markets Tax Credit allocation from US Bank was also negotiated. The Evergreen Cooperative Development Fund was created as the financing entity for the family of coops. The plan calls for this fund to grow from $5 million at present to about $50 million. Evergreen Business Services is the corporate entity that supplies ōback officeö services to all the co-ops; it houses the CEOs, human resources and finance offices. Community on board As the laundry co-op neared opening day ōthere was a lot of excitement in the neighborhood about it,ö said Medrick Addison, a worker-supervisor with the laundry who was one of the first two employees hired. ōThere was also some negative feedback at first; but once people understood what we were doing, they got behind us.ö The desperate need for good jobs in the area was underscored by the co-op receiving about 500 applications for the first dozen jobs. ōWe pay a significantly higher wageö than for comparable jobs, Addison noted. Evergreen also provides its worker-owners with a no-cost health package. The laundry currently employs about 25 people, but hopes to expand to 35 workers in the near future. Plans call for 50 workers to be co-op members by the time it reaches its ōmatureö level of operation, when it will be cleaning 10 million pounds of laundry annually. Each new employee goes through a six-month trial period, after which the other members vote on whether to accept them into the co-op. ōYou have to prove yourself to your fellow workers, because you are essentially choosing to go into business with them,ö Addison said. Once a worker becomes a co-op member, he or she qualifies for a $2-an-hour bonus and for benefits. When the business becomes profitable, 10 percent of profits will go back to the Evergreen Development Fund to help start other co-ops; 80 percent of the rest of the profits are to be distributed among the members, of which 20 percent is to be paid in cash. Members have to invest $3,000 for a share of co-op ownership, but they can pay that off at 50 cents per hour, deducted from their pay increase. As the company earns profits, earnings will be placed annually in worker capital accounts. The goal is to generate up to $65,000 in co-op equity for a worker who stays on the job eight years. This money belongs to the worker, and when they leave the company or retire, they take it with them. New co-op business ideas are being developed, including: a worker-owned co-op that would refurbish houses in the neighborhoods; recycling companies; and a business to turn hospital medical waste into energy. ōWe want to keep the money circulating locally Ś to stop it leaking out of northeast Ohio,ö Anderson said. Keeping customers satisfied The future success of the co-op rests with keeping customers satisfied Ś especially the large health-care institutions that account for most of its business. Whenever the co-op receives any kind of quality-control complaint, Addison personally visits the customer to find out what happened and ensure that the problem is addressed. ōIf there is a problem for a customer, we do not let it fester Ś we get it fixed,ö he said. One seat on the board of directors of the laundry is reserved for a customer. The other directors include two co-op members and two more appointed by the Evergreen Cooperative Corporation, the co-op networkÆs ōholding company.ö No lenders sit on the board, and the bylaws have been set up to ensure that the coop is never demutualized. Many people in the area have been through various job-training programs in the past, only to find there were no jobs for them when they completed the training. So this project sounded much more attractive: a good job from day one. Training is still part of the picture, but it involves much more than simply how to do the work. Worker training, provided by the Ohio Employee Ownership Center, includes personal financial literacy classes. Once that study is completed, the training shifts into basic worker coop issues, such as knowing when a worker-owner needs to ōwear the owner hat vs. the worker hat.ö Training also includes business financial literacy. In all, it is about a one-year program, with classes held every other week. Calling the Evergreen effort both exciting and daunting, Anderson said that while it is worth celebrating key accomplishments to date, ōit is way too early to celebrateö this effort as an ultimate success story. ōWe have miles to go.ö Ultimately, the success of worker coops such as these depends upon building a culture of ownership, says Howard. Thus, he takes heart from a brief exchange heard after a group from Pittsburgh Ś including two union representatives from a laundry there Ś recently toured Evergreen. One of the union representatives said: ōThis laundry is sure superior to the one we work for.ö An Evergreen co-op member responded: ōThatÆs the difference; we donÆt work æforÆ this business, we own it and we work for ourselves.ö EditorÆs note: To view a video about Evergreen and learn more about this economic development strategy, visit: www.community-wealth.org.ö Solar co-op will double OhioÆs PV-energy output As of the summer of 2010, there were only two megawatts of installed solar power in Ohio. With just the orders it already has on its books, that total will be expanded by an additional three megawatts by 2012, thanks to the work of just one business: Ohio Cooperative Solar (OCS), a member of the Evergreen family of worker-owned co-ops. OCS owns and/or installs photovoltaic (PV) solar panels on large institutional, government and commercial buildings. Customers of the co-op to date include Cleveland Clinic, University Hospitals, Case Western Reserve University, the city of Cleveland and the Cleveland Housing Network. The co-op offers two types of contracts. It can sell and install the PV equipment to a building owner, who then is responsible for arranging tax credits and working with its utility company and securing insurance coverage and maintenance service. Or the co-op will maintain ownership of the PV equipment and take care of all the related arrangements. It then sells the electricity via a power-purchase agreement. These typically involve a 15-year equipment lease arrangement. The co-op has about 25 worker-owners at this time, but hopes to expand to 75 to 100 at maturity. The rules of membership, equity accumulation and most other bylaws are basically the same for the solar cop-op as the laundry co-op. A solar panel array that can generate 100 killowatts of electricity costs $500,000, installed. Proper installation is critical, so panels must be attached to the roof in a manner that stands up to high winds and winter conditions, and should avoid placements subject to shadowing. When the weather doesnÆt permit solar panel installations, workers keep busy doing home weatherization work. This program uses federal government assistance to help low-income and handicapped homeowners acquire new or repaired furnaces, hot-water heaters, wall/attic insulation and weather stripping/caulking for doors. There are 38 million qualified households nationwide, notes co-op CEO Stephen J Kiel. The average low-income household spends about 17 percent of its income on energy, according to the co-op. After a home is weatherized, the average household saves $350 in energy savings in just the first year. Urban farming strides forward with new greenhouse cooperative If things go according to plan, Cleveland residents will soon be eating a lot more home-grown lettuce, herbs and spinach. As in about 5 million heads of lettuce and 300,000 pounds of herbs annually, grown in one of the economically depressed neighborhoods surrounding the University Circle area. The newest addition to the Evergreen family of workerowned co-ops is Green City Growers Cooperative, which plans to break ground this March on a five-acre hydroponic (meaning the crop is grown without soil) greenhouse operation, on 11-acres that will be one of the nationÆs largest urban food production greenhouses. The co-op hopes to be growing its first crop by November 2011. In addition to the greenhouse, the $18 million project will include a 16,000-square-foot packing house. The greenhouse will have four separate climate zones, giving it the capacity to change its crop mix, depending on customer demand. The project will include a 1.5 megawatt wind turbine that will provide about 40 percent of the operationÆs annual power needs. Rainwater will be reclaimed from the roof, and dual layers of energy curtains on the roof and sidewalls will reduce its energy needs. Crops have been chosen that can be grown in colder temperatures than other hydroponic greenhouse vegetables, again lowering the energy demand. As with the other Evergreen co-ops, the underlying goal of this business is job creation and wealth-building opportunity for the co-op members, but it will achieve this by providing healthy, locally-produced food for city dwellers. Longer shelf-life The co-op will grow varieties of specialty lettuce, not iceberg lettuce, and thus will not compete with area farmers. The crops grown by the co-op will instead reduce the amount of lettuce typically trucked in from 2,000 miles away. Not only will that reduce the carbon footprint of the food consumed, but it will provide local buyers with produce that has an extra seven days of shelf life. Mary Donnell, who holds an MBA and a masterÆs degree in horticultural science and has been working in the field for 20 years, is the project director (she will become the initial CEO once the co-op is in operation). She says the greenhouse operation will be a good fit for Cleveland, which is considered to be a national leader in the promotion of local food consumption and production. Initial plans are to market the co-opÆs produce to the foodservice industry, area grocery stores and some of the major institutions in the University Circle area. The co-op will have 35 to 40 worker-owners, who will be hired from University Circle neighborhoods. Some of the initial funds for the project came from a HUD grant and loan package, which targets the remediation of brownfield sites. When interviewed in late October, Donnell noted the final pieces of the financing picture were falling into place. If commercial-scale urban farming and food production continue to be a trend, Donnell recommends modifications be made to USDA programs so that the USDA can offer the same help to urban farmers as it does to rural farmers. November/December Table of Contents


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Lisa Jardine CBE is Professor of Renaissance Studies at University College London and Director of the Centre for Humanities Interdisciplinary Research Projects and Centre for Editing Lives and Letters. She is a Fellow of the Royal Historical Society and an Honorary Fellow of King's College, Cambridge and Jesus College, Cambridge. She holds honorary doctorates of Letters from the University of St Andrews, Sheffield Hallam University and the Open University, and an honorary doctorate of Science from the University of Aberdeen. She was a Trustee of the V&A Museum for eight years, and for five years a member of the Council of the Royal Institution. She is a non-executive director of TNA.
Since 2008 she has served as Chair of the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority – the UK government regulator for assisted reproduction. She is an Honorary Bencher of the Middle Temple and President of the British Science Association. In 2013 she was elected a Member of Academia Europaea.
She has published over fifty scholarly articles in refereed journals and books, and seventeen full-length books. Going Dutch: How England Plundered Holland's Glory, won the Cundill International Prize in History for 2009.


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Wolves edge delayed IceHogs before season-high crowd
BY BRIAN SANDALOW For Sun-Times Media January 18, 2014 11:28PM
Wolves players whoop it up after Nathan Longpre's goal in the first period. The game against the IceHogs at Allstate Arena attracted a crowd of 16,005. | Ross Dettman/Wolves
Updated: February 20, 2014 6:57AM
The Rockford IceHogs had a tough time getting to Saturday's game. The Wolves made sure the outcome was just as difficult to take.
Ty Rattie's re-direction of a Dmitrij Jaskin shot with 7:29 left in the third period held up as the game-winner for the Wolves in their 2-1 victory over the IceHogs. Nathan Longpre also scored, and Jake Allen stopped 23 shots for the Wolves (21-14-2-2), who killed all four Rockford power plays, including one called with 2:16 left in the third.
In their last game in Rosemont until Feb. 1, the Wolves recovered from seeing their seven-game home winning streak dashed Friday. And they did it in front of a season-high announced crowd of 16,005, boosted by Girl Scouts Night.
"I thought we played a real strong game," Wolves coach John Anderson said.
Pat Mullane scored for Rockford and Jason LaBarbera made 34 saves for the IceHogs, who lost their second straight and fell to .500 at 18-18-4-2.
Getting to the game was a challenge for Rockford.
Already dealing the inclement weather, the IceHogs' trip from Rockford was set back further by a flat tire that forced them to stop in Arlington Heights. The team was picked up by a shuttle bus filled with passengers heading to O'Hare
Because of the IceHogs' late arrival, the game started at 7:31 p.m. instead of the scheduled 7 p.m.
"That wasn't really an issue. It was a flat tire and it happens. We got here," Rockford coach Ted Dent said. "It wasn't an issue in the game at all."
The travel might not have been an issue, but the IceHogs were without all-star center Brandon Pirri for the eighth straight game. Pirri is day-to-day after he suffered a lower-body injury Dec. 30.
With Pirri missing out, the Wolves outshot the IceHogs 24-13 over the final two periods. Despite that, the Wolves didn't take the lead for good until Rattie scored his 13th of the season when he tipped Jaskin's shot from the high slot past LaBarbera.
"That was the feeling. I think you have one of those games where you're skating really well and your line's clicking and you get a lot of chances," Rattie said.


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So, I'm going to come clean. I watched Frozen for the first time this weekend. I don't want to say it changed my life, but I'm definitely in some sort of magical place. I was thinking about the last time I was in this euphoric state and I remembered it exactly. It was when I finished the book The Fault in Our Stars by John Green. No, I'm not a sadist. I don't enjoy suffering and death. It was just such a wonderfully romantic story. It filled me with hope and I think pushed me to further understand the human condition.
I tell you all this because I think libraries are in a unique position insofar as they are the dispensaries of these emotionally transformative materials. Amazon is not the only peddler of these fine products. We too share these artistic treasures, and what's more, we put a human face behind it all. We have the opportunity to share our opinions about these books and films with patrons in a number of forums: blogs, reference interviews, readers advisory, programming events, displays, tweets, tumblr, facebook posts, shelfari, goodreads. In this information age, the librarian has a number of ways to reach patrons.
So, this is my wisdom for the week: Spread the word and find more ways to do just that. Watch a great film (COUGH - Frozen) or read a gripping book (COUGH - anything by John Green) and find an enticing way to share that item with a patron. We do an excessive amount of critical analysis and technical tasks in our line of work, and that's incredibly important. It's what separates us from the beasts (i.e. computers). However, I relish the sharing that our profession also demands from us. We need to share our passions with others. We need to be passionate. So go forth and be pumped about your latest love affair with a book. The people who use libraries will be thrilled that you are.


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The water mark is rather obtrusive, though. If anyone wants to steal your photo, they could clone it out in seconds so it's not actually buying you anything.
It was a picture i uploaded to flickr, but i can't find my original picture so i've posted this one.
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More comings and goings for Knicks as Wallace walks away
New York forward retires again
|FILE - In this Nov. 13, 2012 file photo, New York Knicks' Rasheed Wallace (36) dunks the ball in front of Orlando Magic's Glen Davis, left, during the first half of an NBA basketball game in Orlando, Fla. Wallace has retired again from the NBA after he was unable to recover from a left foot injury. The Knicks say in a statement that because of his injury Wallace "will not be available to play for us during the playoffs."(AP Photo/John Raoux, File)
NEW YORK - In a nearly empty Knicks locker room before the final game of the season Wednesday night, Earl Barron spread out on one side of the room and across the way Quentin Richardson sat, speaking to a few reporters.
It was a fitting ending to the oddest of seasons - albeit a successful one - as the Knicks added the two players to the roster on the final day. The season finale included a farewell to Rasheed Wallace, who opted for retirement as the nagging pain in his foot became too much to overcome, and a who's who of Knicks who opted for street clothes.
Carmelo Anthony, J.R. Smith, Tyson Chandler, Jason Kidd and Kenyon Martin all sat out as the Knicks finished the regular season with a 98-92 victory over the Atlanta Hawks at Madison Square Garden.
The Knicks' roster has been an odd amalgamation of aging veterans, players plucked from retirement and former problem children, but somehow the Knicks managed to guide that injury-riddled roster to 54 wins.
And as they rested and rehabbed their way to Saturday's post
season opener against the Boston Celtics at the Garden, the Knicks were still shuffling the roster. But they remain confident that in the locker room - at least when they all step into the room - the pieces are there for a postseason run.
"I don't know how the other guys are feeling, but I think the rest has definitely helped guys," Martin said. "Just to get guys ready to play, including 'Melo. Of course a few days off are not going to hurt him. We need him to play at a high level, him and J.R. So, the skies the limit, man. I'm excited for this bunch. I think we've got a legitimate shot. So I know we're ready as a bunch.
"Just knowing what we have in this locker room. I know what guys are about. Just being around them a little bit, playing with some of the guys before, I just know what's in these guys' heart. I think we know what we can be. We're not afraid of anybody. We feel we can beat anybody. So that's what it's about, just having that confidence - not overconfident. I'm saying just knowing we can go out and compete on a high level each and every day. That's what we're going to do."
That begins Saturday, but for now the Knicks still had the formality of sending Wallace on his way. Maybe this was the best way for Wallace to go out - four minutes in front of friends and family on the court in Charlotte on Monday and then disappearing into retirement without a word or a farewell.
Wallace, who spent much of his 16-year career battling with the opposition on the court, with referees and with the media, departed via a Knicks press release, ending his abbreviated comeback with a fizzle.
The 38-year-old Wallace averaged 7.0 points and 4.0 rebounds over 14.1 minutes in 21 games.
Wallace had retired after the 2009-10 season, spending two years away from the NBA, before returning during training camp this season to join up with Knicks coach Mike Woodson, who had been on the staff in Detroit when they were part of an NBA championship squad.
The comeback lasted 20 games at the start of the season before he was shut down with what the team originally called a sore left foot - then a stress reaction before finally submitting to surgery with what the team called a fractured fifth metatarsal. Still, he worked toward a comeback for the postseason and surfaced Monday for three minutes and 50 seconds in Charlotte before sitting down with a sore foot again.
But after an odd morning in which Woodson described him as sore, but day to day and questionable for Saturday's postseason opener, the Knicks announced that Wallace was retiring. They then announced shortly after that Barron was signed to take his spot - including a photo of Barron already in the Knicks' offices signing his contract.
"Rasheed has given this team everything he had," Woodson said in the statement. "He is a winner, true professional and leader on and off the court. . We owe this season's success to veterans like Rasheed."
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There's no harm. I've been messing around with this for a while and have come to the conclusion that the proper amount is so far below the threshold that would have negative affects that there is no downside. Try it on a recipe you make regularly and see what your results are. I look at it as an additional yeast nutrient that will help assure healthy yeast cells. I've stopped any aeration other than what happens from dumping my wort quickly into the fermentor and have had good results. I use the OO in my starters on a stir plate. I also have no way to quantify how helpful it is other than a good product.
I've been using it on all my starters for the last year (just like the research paper says) and have had no ill effects. I put in a few drops, and most of the extra floats and gets poured off later.
so what about putting a toothpick in the oil and then in the fermenter.. would that be enough
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>>Most likely, absolutely no difference. I've had good results with and without it. My point about not being able to test it is due to the fact that there is a lot of aeration going on during the transfer.
I don't think the aeration during the transfer is as much as you think. It may be 3PPM, not 8PPM.
If OO is as good as a minute of vigorous shaking/rocking the fermentation bucket/carboy, there probably isn't much advantage.
On the other hand, if OO helps augment the dissolved O2, it might be worth it.
I think a better test is - normal transfer + OO vs active shaking. Also, for higher gravity beers, does the OO help?
I had been a fan of this for a while until my last two batches were contaminated by the olive oil. I now use a wine whip for aeration.
Denny do you happen to know the conditions on that experiment? All I could find is OO vs 02'. How much oxygen? How much oil? Any incidental aeration? What kind of beer?
If they were going with the nonsense with the toothpick it would be way different than a couple of drops.
Also not sure what sort of flavor clean is.


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