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WASHINGTON, D.C. — While it clipped the agenda of the Washington Public Policy Conference, the government shutdown was perhaps good timing for produce industry leaders to express their frustration with government inaction.
More than 500 attendees came to Washington D.C. for the Sept. 30-Oct. 2 United Fresh Produce Association's grass roots advocacy event.
Industry leaders are impatient with the lack of progress in Washington, D.C. on issues like immigration, said Robert Guenther, senior vice president of public policy for United Fresh Produce Association.
"They are tired of the inactivity in Washington D.C. on these issues we've been saying are at crisis levels," Guenther said.
United Fresh urged industry lobbyists to share that frustration with Congress, he said.
One encouraging development is that farm programs may be a part of upcoming budget negotiations, which may signal the farm bill will clear final hurdles to passage, Guenther said.
Changes in the WPPC agenda,including the relocation of the Fresh Festival, a no-show by Let's Move executive director Sam Kass, and cancelled visits to Capitol Hill and to Food and Drug Administration headquarters, were made necessary by the first government shutdown in 17 years.
Still, Tom Stenzel, president of United Fresh, said WPPC attendees were able to talk about the need for a new farm bill and comprehensive immigration reform in than 100 meetings with lawmakers.
Because no lawmakers had no committee meetings to attend and little other business because of the government shutdown, many had face-to-face meetings with WPPC teams marching on Capitol Hill on Oct.1.
While the produce industry isn't going to fix gridlock, Stenzel industry leaders who marched on Capitol Hill also expressed the need for bipartisanship.
"It's time for Republican and Democrats to learn to work together," he said. "We've got to get on with the business of the people, and that's something all of our members are carrying forward to Capitol Hill."
The government shutdown caused some meetings with members of the House of Representatives to be cancelled on Oct. 1, and the complete slate of planned WPPC meetings Oct. 2 with members of the Senate were cancelled because of the shutdown.
Ben Wiers, Wiers Farm Inc., said his group that marched on Capitol Hill had a meeting with Rep. Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, while four other meetings with Ohio representatives were cancelled because of the government shutdown. "Both sides need to come together so the country can move on," he said Oct. 1.

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Norwood, MA (05/19/2010) - Analog Devices, Inc. (ADI), a global leader in high-performance semiconductors for signal-processing applications and leading provider of RF ICs (radio frequency integrated circuits), announced today the availability of a new PLL (phase locked loop) synthesizer for a variety of applications, including microwave point-to-point systems, PMR (private mobile radio), VSATs (very small aperture terminals), test and instrumentation equipment, and aerospace systems. The ADF4150HV 4.4 GHz fractional-N or integer-N PLL synthesizer features a 30-V charge pump. A charge pump capable of 30-V drive level represents the highest voltage IC PLL charge pump available on the market today. Because the device can be used to directly drive high tuning-voltage external VCOs (voltage controlled oscillators), it removes the need for active loop filters, thereby simplifying system design, improving performance and reducing bill of materials cost.
Designed based on ADI's industry-leading RF and PLL synthesizer design expertise, the ADF4150HV facilitates improved overall synthesizer phase noise performance, by allowing the use of passive loop filter topologies which do not tend to degrade phase noise when compared to active loop filters. Furthermore, the device incorporates high performance on-chip frequency dividers allowing the VCO frequency to be divided by 2, 4, 8 or 16 to allow the user to generate RF output frequencies as low as 31.25 MHz. Since the ADF4150HV has a 30-V charge pump capability it allows designers to consider wideband (octave range) VCOs. Hence, with the on-chip dividers provided on the ADF4150HV, a designer can simultaneously realize a synthesizer with multi-octave tuning capability as well as low phase noise afforded through the use of an external VCO. This is ideal for systems that require high performance and an ultra-wide tuning range.
Additional ADF4150HV PLL Synthesizer Features and Benefits:
The ADF4150HV is supported by ADIsimPLL Version 3.3 design tool, a new version of which was also announced today. This new version features many updates and improvements, such as support for 16 new devices, increased phase noise modeling accuracy and Fractional-N spur level estimation, along with enhancements to the tool's New Design Wizard, Time Simulation Engine and Time Domain Simulator features. More details can be found here.
ADF4150HV Pricing, Availability and Complementary Products
The ADF4150HV is available now in a 32-LFCSP package and priced at $2.49 per unit in 10,000-unit quantities. It is well-suited to work with ADI's new ADF5000, ADF5001 and ADF5002 RF prescalers, ADL5801 and ADL5802 mixers and is supported by the ADIsimPLL design tool. More information, including complete data sheets is available at http://www.analog.com/pr/adf4150hv.
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Objective: The study purpose was to determine how well emergency medicine providers are able to predict the likelihood of renal calculi based on clinical presentation and urinalysis prior to confirmation by unenhanced computed tomography (CT) scan.
Methods: We enrolled a consecutive cohort of adults presenting to the ED of an urban teaching hospital whose clinical presentation was suspicious enough for renal colic to warrant confirmation by CT imaging during a two month period. Patients were enrolled when an order for CT without contrast was placed to rule out renal calculi, at which time the EM provider (attending, resident, or physician assistant) also predicted the probability of the presumed diagnosis. The provider's predications were stratified into 5 risk categories (0-20%, 20-40%, 40-60%, 60-80%, 80-100%).
Results: 148 adult patients were enrolled during the study period. 58 (40%) patients were not found to have CT confirmed renal calculi. 78 (53%) patients were found to have radiographic evidence of a stone. 11 (7%) patients were found to have CT evidence of renal calculi, without the actual presence of a stone, and were excluded from the study. 1 patient was found to have an alternative diagnosis of diverticulitis and was excluded. When EM providers predicted there was 0-20% chance o f a renal calculi, our study showed that 20% (2/10) had a definite stone. When a 20-40% chance was predicted, 36% (5/14) patients had a definite stone. When a 40-60% chance was predicted, 34% (11/32) patients had a definite stone. When a 60-80% chance was predicted, 69% (29/42) patients had a definite stone. When a 80-100% chance was predicted, 82% (31/38) patients had a definite stone.
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Transportation in Houston
Houston buses are plentiful and inexpensive with local and express routes. Day and weekly passes are available at very decent rates – shuttles for special events are also available. Online trip-planning is a handy tool for finding your way to destinations.
Simply put, Houston as a whole is not a walking city. Locations within Downtown – the Theatre District, sports complexes and hotels – are well within walking distance of each other. Neighbourhood shopping areas including Rice Village, Highland Village and part of River Oaks are fine to stroll around. But it's certainly best to take taxis between major attractions in different neighbourhoods.
Taxis are plentiful at the airports, and at major hotels, Downtown or near the Galleria but can be expensive for short trips. For other neighbourhoods or hotel districts, it's best to work with the concierge, especially for return trips.
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Houston is geared up for cars with Interstates 10 and 45 intersecting downtown, and Beltway 8 and Interstate 610 (The Loop) circling the outer and inner city. You can buy a Downtown Hopper Pass from meters for $6, allowing you to park all day at multiple spaces in the Central Business District.
Transportation tips
Houston is a driving town, easy to navigate with a good map. Many Downtown streets are one way, while huge six- and eight-lane surface streets through Uptown allow for easy flow of traffic. Rush hour on the Loop road, Highway 610, can add an hour to a trip of even just a few miles. Be wary of highway construction – a constant – and the limited hours for street parking, especially Downtown and in the major shopping districts. Alternatively, use one of the many park and rides.


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The Battle of Utrecht 2013
The Battle of Utrecht 2013 was held on 29 September in Utrecht Netherlands, just before the upcoming World Championship in Benidorm ( 24-27 oct.)
This year there were clubs from the Netherlands, England, Belgium and France ( 328 competitors). All the European and World champions of all the ITF organizations of the Netherlands took part in this tournament; they competed in sparring, pattern and pre-arranged held for youth, juniors and seniors. There is a special team of security members responsible to control the spectators and competitors.
The Battle of Utrecht is one of the biggest and very competitive tournament in the Netherlands, every year we have other countries. For example :Sabum Doulay Lylian 4th degree from France who won the 1st place pattern.
Masters Thomas Denis and Wijnand Tapilatu and International Umpire Sabum Annick from Belgium were also present.
Just like the last year, instead of square numbers on every competition area we had different color tablecloths so all the kids could find there field very easy, go to the red-blue-yellow-purple… field. Also this year there was a big screen for the competitors, coaches and of course the spectators. So it was very clear which category was competing on what square on that moment.
In the pause there was a lottery for the audience .The lucky persons received very nice prizes; Taekwon-Do bags, a pad for training, Taekwon-Do book, several posters with pattern 1-9, safety equipment . Sponsored by the Top Ten distributor and Academie Gelderland.
The Taekwon-Do club Van Breul who just joined ITF Netherlands won the Overall Cup.
The organizer of the championship Master James Tjin-A-Ton and his wife Liesbeth Willems and the volunteers from his club Taekwon-Do IN NAE DO KWAN were very happy.
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FRANKFORT, Ky. (2/10/14) – Legislation would allow people with debilitating medical conditions to access and use medical marijuana without fear of arrest.
A bill that would allow seriously ill Kentuckians to use medical marijuana with a doctor's recommendation was introduced in the House of Representatives last week.
The Cannabis Compassion Act, or HB 350, was introduced by long-time lawmaker and registered nurse Rep. Mary Lou Marzian (D-Louisville).
It is very similar to SB 43, which was introduced in the Senate by Sen. Perry Clark (D-Louisville) earlier this year.
The bill is the first effective medical marijuana bill ever to be introduced in the Kentucky House of Representatives.
HB 350 would allow patients suffering from cancer, multiple sclerosis, HIV/AIDS, and other serious conditions to use medical marijuana with a recommendation from their doctor.
Patients and caregivers would be able to possess up to three ounces at a time and grow up to 12 plants per patient.
The bill would also establish safety compliance facilities and would permit one medical marijuana compassion center for every 100,000 residents to ensure safe and reliable access for patients.
"There is no longer any doubt that medical marijuana is an effective treatment for a number of serious medical conditions and symptoms," said Matt Simon, a legislative analyst for the Marijuana Policy Project. "A clear majority of Kentuckians agree that no one deserves to be treated like a criminal for using medical marijuana recommended by their doctors."
Lawmakers concerned about medical marijuana should ask themselves what they would do if a loved one was suffering from a serious illness and a physician suggested that marijuana could help.
Nearly 80% of Kentucky adults believe people with serious illnesses should be allowed to buy and use marijuana for medical purposes if their doctors recommend it, according to a Kentucky Health Issues Poll released in May 2013.
Twenty states and the District of Columbia have adopted laws that allow people with certain debilitating medical conditions to use medical marijuana with a recommendation from their doctors.
At least 15 more states will consider medical marijuana bills this year.
The Marijuana Policy Project, the nation's largest marijuana policy organization, has been responsible for changing most state-level marijuana laws since 2000.
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He was born February 14, 1920, near Bennett, Colo., the son of Floris Clifford and Leota (Bilslend) Lewton. One of nine children, he grew up on the plains of northeastern Colorado.
He and his brothers helped raise wheat with horses in the early years. In later years, he farmed with large 4-wheel drive tractors. He graduated high school from Prospect Valley and later went to
Aircraft Mechanic School in Denver, Chicago and Los Angeles.
He joined the U.S. Army Air Corps in 1942, working his way to Staff Sergeant with the 312th Bombardment Group. He served from New Guinea and the northern Solomon Islands to the southern Phillippines & Luzon. He was honorably discharged in October 1945.
He returned home to farm with his brother Verle near Plattner, Colo. On March 12, 1950, he married Naomi Ervin and they later moved to another farm near Akron where their kids grew up and went to school. They moved to Missouri in 1967 on a ranch and he farmed until 2008 when he retired at the age of 88. He moved to Meadow Brook Manor in Wheatland until his health issues caused his moved to Christian Health Care in Hermitage, Mo.
He was preceded in death by his parents; five brothers Elwyn, Harold, Verle, Glenn and Lynn; and a sister, Zelma Young.
Survivors include two sons, David Lewton of Weaubleau, Mo., and John Lewton of Wheatland, Mo.; a daughters, Suzanne Black of Louisburg, Mo., and Naomi Lewton of Wheatland, Mo.; two sisters, Wava Lewton of Brighton, Mo., and Donna Russell of Coos Bay, Ore.; 10 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren.
Funeral services were at 10 a.m. Tuesday, October 8, 2013, at Hathaway-Peterman Chapel with Rev. Jim Romay officiating. Burial was in Fairview-Butcher Cemetery, northeast of Weaubleau, Mo., under the direction of Hathaway-Peterman Funeral Home, Wheatland, Mo.
Visitation was from 6-8 p.m. Monday, Oct. 7, 2013, evening at the funeral home.
The family suggests that memorial contributions may be sent to the Meals On Wheels Program, c/o McCarty Senior Center, Rt. 1, Box 3282, Wheatland, MO 65779.


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My apologies that this blog
is a week late from my normal writing schedule.
You see, we had this game last Sunday that turned into The Event of the
Century. As Dallas Braden kept mowing down Rays' hitters, it began to dawn on
me that a media tsunami was about to hit shore in Oakland.
Once Cliff Pennington flawlessly
fielded that final Gabe Kapler grounder to crown
Braden's perfect game, all hell broke loose.
Our stadium operations crew
quickly set up a makeshift media conference room in the Raiders' locker room–the
best we could do at our antiquated venue–and the media circus was
underway. We brought Dallas, his
grandmother (Peggy Lindsey), manager Bob
Geren and Braden's
battery mate Landon Powell into the interview room. As is usually the case on these kind of
unexpected news stories, the media corps that was relatively small when the
game started had now swelled to at least twice
its size by the final pitch.
The San Francisco Chronicle had spoiled Scott Ostler's perfectly fine Mother's Day with a late-inning call
about a perfect game that was
developing in Oakland. He rushed to the Coliseum, as did Jorge Ortiz when he got a similar call from USA Today. Same for Bay Area
television stations which had not planned to cover our game on-site that
day. As big of a "gamer" as Dallas was on the mound, he almost equaled that effort during the post-game bedlam. In all, he gave me more than two hours of media time after the game
before driving out of the player's lot and heading back to "The 209″ where all
of his friends were waiting to give him a collective bear hug.
Of course, the story didn't
end there. The media beast was just
rearing its head. As is normally the
case with national interest, the news cycle can last anywhere from 24 hours to
at least a week. As the primary media liaison
this week, I faced a real balancing act as you want to make sure that Dallas is also enjoying
the afterglow of his remarkable feat.
There's a fine line on how much you can do without tilting it towards a
media nightmare instead of a celebration.
The requests came in waves,
starting Sunday night–ESPN's Baseball Tonight, MLB Network, Tom Verducci at Sports
Illustrated, the Letterman Show, CBS Early Morning, National Public Radio
and many others–and I knew time would be precious the following day because Monday
was a travel day to Texas.
For Dallas,
the travel day started early as he took his customary drive from his Stockton home to the Oakland Airport. However, before he left his house, he had
already done a sit down interview with ESPN SportsCenter and appeared on Robert
Siegel's "All Things Considered" program with its five million listeners on NPR. I warned him Sunday night that I was going to
pounce on him as soon as he arrived
at the airport.
He walked through the
private terminal doors at 12:25 p.m., which instantly told me I had 20 minutes
to, (a) hand him and go over a proposed media schedule I had prepared for his
week on the road, (b) give enterprising reporter Vern Glenn of KRON-TV and a KNTV-TV cameraman a joint three-minute
on-camera interview in the lobby, (c) hand Dallas my cell for an eight-minute
"phoner" with MLB Network, (d) then dial up ESPN Radio for another seven-minute
interview with Scott Van Pelt, and (e) shake our
overnight sensation's hand and direct him through security and on board the
team flight which left at 1 p.m. for Dallas, Texas.
After the team charter
landed and the traveling party arrived at the hotel, my trusty assistant, Mike Selleck (our PR rep on the trip), handed his cell to Mr. 209
for a prearranged live interview back home with Ralph Barbieri and Tom Tolbert
on KNBR Radio. Dallas didn't miss a beat, providing about 15
minutes of highly-entertaining radio to a drive-time audience that's normally
conditioned to hear nothing but Giants baseball this time of year.
I won't go on and on about
Dallas' media week, as so much was documented in the local outlets, but suffice
it to say that there were dozens of email and phone exchanges between myself
and the producers of the Letterman Show–I suggested they soften the A-Rod
reference in No. 10 of the Top 10 list by adding, "Grandma's Right" to the line
as their original line just said, "Stick It, A-Rod!"
In the case of CBS Early
Morning, one behind-the-scenes tale involved me negotiating back and forth with
the network and also Dallas,
trying to avoid the obscene time for the interview, originally scheduled for
Wednesday. Due to the unexpected
four-hour, extra-inning marathon the A's played in Tuesday's series opener in
Texas, Dallas did not get back to the hotel until nearly 1 a.m. CT, where he
met his equally beleaguered grandmother, who had just arrived herself after
being flown in by CBS from Sacramento.
Both were facing the unenviable prospects of getting about four hours
sleep before getting down to the hotel lobby for a 6 a.m. pickup. I felt for them and I also felt for CBS, who
had done so much work on preparing a nice video package, not to mention
spending significant money on travel arrangements. I tried to get CBS to move the interview to
later in the show, bargaining to get them a little more sleep. But CBS was locked in with obligations to dozens
of their affiliates, plus it was too late to move other guests. So here I was, standing outside on our
Berkeley patio at 11 p.m. PDT (2 a.m. EDT)–trying not to disturb my wife and
son–breaking the news to CBS that Dallas and Mrs. Lindsey would not be doing the interview scheduled for
only six hours later! You can imagine
how that news went over. Dallas felt terrible
about it, but understandably his first priorities were his grandmother and then
baseball. Fortunately, we were able to
reschedule the interview for Thursday morning, and it went off well.
Before I close this account
of Dallas' wild
week, I want to also thank so many other people who were directly or indirectly
impacted by Braden's gem. In catching
his perfect game, Powell was inundated with media calls–including at least a
half dozen from his home area in the Carolinas–while the golden-throated Ken
Korach did numerous
radio interviews the following days to discuss his classic radio call of the
historic game. Same for Amaury Pi-Gonzalez, who in fact was at the Univision-Telefutura studios
in San Francisco
just this morning to be part of the "Good Morning America" show on the Spanish
network. And the same thanks should be
given to Billy Beane, Geren and his staff, as well as all of Dallas' teammates who had
to chip in with added media interviews this week.
As for me and my staff, this
is what you live for if you're in our business.
And just like everyone I have mentioned, I personally felt this was
truly a privilege to be part of. Like
those fans in attendance last Sunday, we experienced history. And to have a front
row seat as part of the Oakland
A's staff, I feel so blessed. Not only
is Dallas'
magnificent performance now entered into baseball's record books, it is also
indelibly etched in all of our memories for a lifetime.
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Wow, what a week!
Thanks for this behind the scenes look.
I especially enjoyed the insight into the top 10 list
(good call on softening #10) and your 11pm phone call
to CBS! Great work in continuing to make the A's look good in the national media yet also protecting the players and their focus on playing.
I am taking my son Samuel to his first major league baseball game tonight here in Orange County to see Braden step back on the hill against the Angels! There will be a few tears for me as I take in the game through his young eyes and watch Braden continue his great season.
Ironically my first major league baseball game as a 7 year old boy was to watch Mike Warren pitch, only a few weeks after his no-hitter for the A's in 1983!
Anyways, great blog post Bob, thanks for taking the time to write and inform us diehards!


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Stop by the nature table at Pickerel Pond for some hands-on learning! Explore the sights, sounds, smells and textures of nature on a fun scavenger hunt.
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A simple hello world script:
def name='World'; println "Hello $name!"
A more sophisticated version using Object Orientation:
class Greet { def name Greet(who) { name = who[0].toUpperCase() + who[1..-1] } def salute() { println "Hello $name!" } } g = new Greet('world') // create object g.salute() // output "Hello World!"
Leveraging existing Java libraries:
import static org.apache.commons.lang.WordUtils.* class Greeter extends Greet { Greeter(who) { name = capitalize(who) } } new Greeter('world').salute()
On the command line:
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I am unable to get the example that you have posted on InfoQ for using the tripple dot notation of variable args list. i.e I cut and pasted the following code
into groovyconsole and I get the following:
Exception thrown: org.codehaus.groovy.control.MultipleCompilationErrorsException: startup failed, Script14: 1: unexpected token: ... @ line 1, column 21. 1 error org.codehaus.groovy.control.MultipleCompilationErrorsException: startup failed, Script14: 1: unexpected token: ... @ line 1, column 21. 1 error
Am I missing something?
I tried it, but now i get another error:
groovy.lang.MissingMethodException: No signature of method: java.lang.Integer.size() is applicable for argument types: () values: {} at Script14.sum(Script14:3) at Script14.run(Script14:8)
Oh,in Groovy1.6.0b2, following line CAN'T run:
$groovy -e "println 'Hello ' + args[0]" World
Caught: groovy.lang.MissingPropertyException: No such property: args for class: script_from_command_line
at script_from_command_line.run(script_from_command_line:1)It's just on groovy's HOMEPAGE !
James, this is a known problem, and a JIRA issue was raised.
This regression will be fixed for Groovy 1.6-rc-1.
Sorry for the inconvenience.
Thanks glaforge. I've fixed my Groovy 1.6b2 with your method. Open source is great!
What about shortening the names for things in Groovy? like Maven has the mvn command.
groovy => gv
groovyc => gvc
groovysh => gvsh
groovlet script => gvp (isn't it sort of jsp like stuff?)
(then rewrite the old ones to call the new-names for backward compatibility)
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There are times when we need to read a single record at a time from a file.
Eg., if we want to stop reading a file at a certain point.
Or when working with more than one file. After comparing records, one might have to read a record from one or the other file, or from both.I was not able to find good documentation on how to do this.
By spending a lot of time searching and experimenting, I was able to find out how to do it.see http://patriciashannon.blogspot.com/2009/09/groovy-how-to-read-one-line-at-time.html
Note that it requires two executions of .readLine for each record, but that is easy to get around, but putting it in a closure, as shown. This would usually be done anyway, to include things like record counts and end-of-file logic. So in a real program, each readALine closure would have two readLine statements.
When I put the following in my initialization routine, highValue was undefined elsewhere
String highValue = '\377'So I changed the code to the following two lines, which worked
String highValue2 = '\377'
highValue = highValue2When I replaced these two lines by the following, it was again undefined elsewhere
public String highValue = '\377'Is there a way to define a global typed variable with a single statement?


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The 2nd Annual Social Media Summit will be held from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. March 21 at the DoubleTree by Hilton Chicago-Alsip hotel, 5000 W. 127th St., Alsip. Presented by the Chicago Southland Convention & Visitors Bureau, the summit will include eight breakout sessions and two keynote speakers — Nicole Wagner of Stevens & Tate Inc. and Theresa Overby of Miles Media.
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The South Suburban College Business & Career Institute will present a workshop titled "Communicating with the Four Generations" from 8:30 to 10 a.m. March 26 at the University & College Center, 16333 S. Kilbourn, Oak Forest.
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The Calumet Area Industrial Commission and the newly-organized Chicago Area Manufacturing Council will sponsor a manufacturing industry symposium from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. March 13 at Lexington House, 7717 W. 95th St., Hickory Hills.
The manufacturing council is seeking input from the region's manufacturing community regarding how to best ensure the long-term health of manufacturing in Illinois.
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To deliver the keynote address in a fundraiser hosted by the Bradley Sunrise Rotary Club, UT football's first-year leader will take center stage in Jim Smiddy Arena at Bradley Central High School.
Jones is expected to kick off his evening at 7 with a 30-minute press conference at the arena, and will then move on to the awaiting crowd of Vols enthusiasts at about 7:30. His presentation, which will include time for questions from audience members, will last about an hour.
The evening will include a series of presentations and entertainment, according to Pat Fuller, Sunrise Rotary president, and Cheryl Dunson, who coordinates the organization's public information.
Tickets for the event will be $25 and can be purchased from any Sunrise Rotarian or through EventBrite which can be accessed on the civic club's website at www.bradleysunriserotary.com.
This will be the Tennessee coach's first visit to Cleveland.
"We're extremely excited to be the first organization in Cleveland to bring the new coach to town," Fuller said. "Our goal is to create an atmosphere for all ages of fans who want to come and express their support for Coach Jones and a new era of football at UT."
Dunson said the evening's program, scheduled from 7 to 9 p.m., is still being confirmed. Two parts of the evening will include presentations by Bradley County Mayor D. Gary Davis who will designate June 7 as Butch Jones Day in the county; and by the Bradley County Trustee's Office which will declare Jones an honorary citizen of Bradley County.
Because the event is also a fundraiser for Sunrise Rotary's various charitable causes, as well as a meet-and-greet for attendees, Dunson said organizers hope to sell anywhere from 500 to 1,000 tickets. The arena will easily accommodate this size of crowd.
"We're in the process of lining up some local entertainment," Dunson said. "It's all in the planning stages."
But this much is confirmed: The faithful of Vols Nation who call Cleveland and Bradley County their home will get their first opportunity to hear the Tennessee coach's vision for the future and how he expects to get there.
Fuller encouraged local residents to attend the event as a show of support for the new coach. She also pointed to the civic side of the night; that is, the Sunrise Rotary charities that benefit from the proceeds of the group's fundraisers.
According to Dunson, the local Rotary affiliate supports local and global causes including Habitat for Humanity, the American Cancer Society, the Salvation Army and Bradley Sunrise Rotary's Angel Flight initiative. Globally, the local group recently sponsored the installation of a clean water system in El Negrito, Honduras, and has been a supporter of the Mary Diana Samuel Orphanage for Girls in India.
"I'm looking forward to June 7 being a Big Orange Night for fans from around the area," Fuller said. "I want everyone to come out and to encourage, and support, Coach Jones because UT is where he chose to begin his next coaching job."
Jones was hired Dec. 7, 2012, by UT and became the university's 24th head football coach. He owns a 50-27 record (.649) in six seasons as a head coach. Prior to joining Tennessee football, Jones coached the University of Cincinnati where he finished with a 23-14 record in three seasons with the Bearcats.
Jones also was the head coach for three years at Central Michigan and compiled a 27-13 record. He has won at least eight games in five of his six years as a head coach, including three seasons of nine-plus wins in the last four years. He led Cincinnati to a Top 25 final national ranking in 2011.
In filling the Tennessee head coach vacancy, created by the departure of Derek Dooley after three seasons, Jones said he is familiar with the legacy of Vols football and the expectation of the school and its fans.
"I understand the values, traditions and level of expectations that come with this position, and I look forward to being a part of the Vol Nation," he said on his first day on the job.
Jones is the latest in a series of nationally recognized faces who have come to Cleveland on behalf of Sunrise Rotary fundraising. Others have included college football coaching legend Vince Dooley and his wife, Barbara; Derek Dooley, former UT coach; and Collins Tuohy, the real-life sister of Michael Oher, an offensive tackle playing for the Baltimore Ravens whose life was featured in the Hollywood film, "The Blind Side."
For more information about the June 7 event or to purchase tickets, Vols Nation enthusiasts can also contact Fuller at 423-244-1000. Tickets can be purchased as well at the Orange Blossom Boutique in the Stuart Park Plaza or at the main branch of Southern Heritage Bank on Keith Street.
COMING SOON: Even after Jones' visit in early June, another recognized name is coming to Cleveland. Sunrise Rotary is already planning its annual fall gala. The fundraiser is set for Saturday, Aug. 24, at the Museum Center at Five Points. Guest speaker will be Bob Eubanks, legendary TV game show host whose primary notoriety came on "The Newlywed Game."


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If you are into good drama and suspense, I find Breaking Bad a hard show to resist. Nothing flashy, no special fx, etc. just great acting and story line.
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Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p.m. Saturday, May 4, 2013, at Mount Zion M.B. Church in Choctaw with the Rev. Melvin Walker officiating. Burial will follow at Sanders Memorial Gardens in Shaw under the direction of Redmon Funeral Home of Greenville.
Visitation will be held from 2-4 p.m. Friday, May 3, 2013, at the funeral home and from 1:30-2:30 p.m. Saturday at the church.
Survivors include four sons, Willie Fly Jr. of Chicago, Ill., Melvin Leon Fly of Shaw, Alfonso Fly of Jacksonville, Fla., and Calvin Fly of Jackson; three daughters, Ruth Ann Bailey of Shaw, Diane Fly of Shaw and Anna Newson of Jacksonville, Fla.; two brothers, Jerry Fly and David Fly, both of Chicago; 10 grandchildren; and 7 great-grandchildren.


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Lisa Cooley, Team Cleveland-Main Street director, is now the Keep Mississippi Beautiful affiliate director and met with Sarah Kountouris, executive director of Keep Mississippi Beautiful, Paige Holliman, assistant director, and Jeannine May, affiliate for Keep the Rez Beautiful, on Wednesday to discuss the details of the kickoff.
Cooley served as the Main Street coordinator in Natchitoches, La. and director of Keep Natchitoches Beautiful before moving to Cleveland with her husband Todd Cooley last year.
"When we have a cleanup we try to hit every aspect of that community and after the kickoff you want to make sure it lasts," said Holliman.
"We are able to pick one location as our state kickoff and I think that it's a great idea to do it in the Delta," said Kountouris.
Some of the goals Cooley has for Cleveland are to cleanup "Virgin Lane" behind the businesses on Sharpe Street, to enhance the Greenstrip downtown, and develop a strategy for beautification of other areas of town for Keep Cleveland Beautiful to pursue.
Cooley said she looks forward to what Keep Cleveland Beautiful will be able to do for the community.
"I'm so excited about the community cleanup. Cleveland is already an attractive place but we should never get complacent. We should always look for ways to improve. The downtown cleanup project will be the first of many- we hope it sets the tone for the work Keep Cleveland Beautiful will do.
"In addition to improving the appearance of the alley, we want to promote the historical significance of the alley. As we approach the opening of the Grammy Museum, we need to really think about things that visitors can do while in Cleveland. The more tours, public art, and historical information we can provide, the longer we will have their attention.
"We want tourists to come to Cleveland for the Grammy Museum and stay and spend time and money here in Cleveland. Cleveland is more than a one-stop shop and we want to really focus on developing an inventory for travelers to access," said Cooley.
The kickoff is tentatively schedule for April 4 at 8 a.m. For more information or to volunteer contact Cooley at 662-843-2712.


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Cutting is one of Qld's best 6 bats though in LO's, definitely in form too.
Kind of crazy to think this time 12 months ago it was Pattinson vs Cutting for the Test team.
Cutting is a good four day bowler, and his form pre injury last season was excellent.
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Those pull shots the Prince has played in this innings has got me sold on him again. Get him in the test team.
1. hughes
2. warner
3. watson
4. wade
5. clarke
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simple as. good luck steyn
also i don't like cutting because i'm pretty sure the sole reason he took a load of wickets last season was through pace. i mean tim cruickshank is no kallis. he is sexy though
Indians can't bowl - Where has the rumour come from as I myself and many indian friends arwe competent fast bowlers ?
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i hope we don't all end up tastin'
ferguson to be a **** and block the prince from tonning up
typical of the man, really.
3/571 from 86.1 overs the QLD bowlers have had taken off them this year.
Things can only get better.
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If you're like me and loved Fruit Loops as a kid, then you'll love Fruity Cheerios! I'll admit that I like mildly sweetened cereals - ones that are more interesting than Wheaties but not as sugar-overloaded as Count Chocula - and this fits the bill perfectly. Fruity Cheerios tastes a lot like Froot Loops, but the ingredients list is much better. I was impressed that the first ingredient is whole grain corn, the 2nd ingredient is sugar followed by whole grain oats. Compare this to Froot Loops, whose 1st ingredient is sugar, followed by a few types of flour and then, shockingly (insert sarcasm here) partially hydrogenated vegetable oil!
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I came across this cereal, which retailed at $3.99 at my local grocery store, while looking for something my 14-year-old brother would like, but I fell in love with it as well. While it's not quite as healthy as something like Fiber One in terms of protein and fiber, it's one of the better choices for kids. Unfortunately, the "fruity" seems to be in name only because they are nowhere to be found in the ingredients list.


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