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Director of Budgetary Planning and Analysis
Sally DePew is the person behind the scenes who plans, develops, coordinates, and allocates the University's operating budgets. In addition, she is responsible for formulating budget policies and procedures. She works under the supervision of the University President.
Sally serves an advisory role to the President on State budget matters, collective bargaining, and University-wide fiscal issues. In conjunction with the University Planning Office, Sally administers the annual University planning and budgeting process. In conjunction with the Finance Office, Sally monitors Ferris' fiscal performance including maintaining a set of Indicators of Health and Success.
DePew's analysis and recommendations are essential to the University's annual state budget request and annual operating budget, including the setting of tuition and fees. She chairs the University Student Fees Committee, and is a member of the President's Cabinet. She serves as a liaison with the State of Michigan Department of Management and Budget relative to the University's annual operating budget request and State-mandated (HEIDI) reporting as well as selected Federal reporting requirements.
Sally received her bachelor's degree in business teacher education from Ferris State University and has completed master's coursework from Central Michigan University as well as numerous professional financial and management institutes focusing on higher education fiscal planning. Sally came to Ferris in 1975 from a business teaching position at St. Johns High School in Michigan.
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Sheadle, Jasper Holmes; Iron ore and lake transportation; born, New Bedford, Pa.; son of Obediah and Sarah Barnheisel Sheadle; educated, public schools and Hiram College; married, New York, Kate Buckingham; Republican; joined his father in banking business, in Girard, O.; two years teller of the Girard Savings Bank; at the age of 22 became asst. cashier Second National Bank, Youngstown, O.; left the banking business, and went to New York City, as supt. of laying of gas mains for Standard Gas-Light Co.; 1888, became sec'y of the Mahoning Valley Iron Manufacturers Ass'n, in 1890, became sec'y' for The Cleveland Cliffs Iron Co.; in charge of ore sales and lake transportation; which business affiliation he continues to hold in connection with other allied interests; sec'y Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Co.; vice pres. Cleveland Iron Mining Co.; director Grand Island S. S. Co., Hanna Transit Co., Miller Transit Co., Cleveland Trust Co., National Commercial Bank; sec'y and director S. S. Hopkins Co.; vice pres. Presque Isle Transportation Co., and Lake Carriers Ass'n; member American Iron & Steel Institute and American Institute of Mining Engineers; member Union, Mayfield Country, Church and Rowfant Clubs.
Biographical Sketch of Jasper Holmes Sheadle
MLA Source Citation:
The Book of Clevelanders: A Biographical Dictionary of Living Men of the City of Cleveland. Burrows Book Company. 1914. AccessGenealogy.com. Web. 23 January 2015. http://www.accessgenealogy.com/ohio/biographical-sketch-of-jasper-holmes-sheadle.htm - Last updated on Feb 20th, 2012Categories: New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania
Topics: Biography
Locations: Cleveland Ohio, Cuyahoga County OH, Girard Ohio, Hiram Ohio, Lawrence County PA, Mahoning County OH, New Bedford Pennsylvania, New York County NY, New York New York, Portage County OH, Trumbull County OH, Youngstown Ohio
Surnames: Sheadle
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Located along the shores of the Fox River and Lake Winnebago, the city of Oshkosh offers great shopping, fine dining, arts, and festivals—all of which is the perfect backdrop for the quality assisted living we provide at Sterling House of Oshkosh. Our gracious, yet comfortable community was designed to provide the happy home that people hope and dream for. A team of professional and dedicated staff provides a superlative living experience, and does so by taking the time to know our residents' life stories, families, friends, and dreams.
Sterling House of Oshkosh is a Brookdale community. Since 1978, we have been dedicated to enriching the lives of seniors with compassion, respect, excellence, and integrity.
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Our beautiful residences come in a choice of floor plans for private or companion suites that include wall-to-wall carpeting, kitchenettes, private baths with step-in shower, safety bars, and non-slip surfaces. We know how a small, favorite pet offers enriching companionship, and we gladly welcome animals in our friendly community.
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Some recent security vulnerabilities were discovered in MS's newest Windows OS.
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claim that a worm exploiting this vulnerability could easily outpace the speed and total number of infects of Code Red by a factor of 10 or more.
Another issue that I find extremely interesting is that a team of Swiss researchers have discovered a means to crack a Windows password in about 13 seconds, surpassing the group's previous record by more than 90 seconds per password. The group discovered or developed a password-cracking scheme that takes advantage of the means by which Windows encrypts and stores passwords. Windows always encrypts using the same encryption scheme and always stores the passwords in the same manner, method and format. This rigidity has led to an inherent vulnerability in the password protection implementation that these researchers have exploited. Unfortunately, without a change to the Windows security accounts storage mechanism, there is no countermeasure or workaround for this new exploit.
One last item of interest: Microsoft has dropped its limitations on liability for customers. In fact, if a customer is sued over the disclosure of intellectual property because of flaws in Microsoft products, Microsoft will pay for all related legal bills. This is a significant change to the liability clause in previous license agreements. Experts doubt this change will result in Microsoft shelling out millions. Especially since even under the previous liability restrictions, not a single customer has been able to show intentional oversight or gross negligence on the part of Microsoft's products.
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Moose's Tips: Photoshop Actions tutorial
Tutorial copied with the friendly permission from Identity Crisis . Actions in photoshop are a WONDERFUL thing. This tutorial will show you the basics and the advanced uses of the actions palette. First I will start off with a description of the actions pallete and the basic parts of it. Actions basically let you record a string of things you do and allow you to replay them on the fly. 1. this is the options arrow thingy. Clicking on this will give you a long list of things that that you can do. The first section will let you add a new action, new set (the folders), delete the action/set, play the action or duplicate the action. There are also other options in there that will control how the action will run such as start recording, insert menu item and others. I will go into more detail on these later. The last option on this list is Button Mode. This makes all your actions into buttons so all you have to do is click them and they play. They are also colour coded. 2. These folder icons are action sets. They allow you to group the actions and organise them. As you can see here, I have made a separate group from the Default actions so that I know which ones are mine. These are real handy, make sure to use them. 3. This is an actual action; in the "flesh." You can name these actions whatever you want, but it helps if they are descriptive names to what they will do. Under each action, when unclasped shows what things they do. Certain items inside the actions can be unclasped to, to give more infomation about that item. For example, I have the Image Size action there, and inside, it tells that the image will be sized to 256 x 256 at 72 dpi. Then the next item will play, and it will run the Sharpen filter. Then it will save the file for safety measures. I will go into more detail what you can do here later. 4. This little red icon is used as a "Pause" or "break" in the action. You can put these anywhere in your action where additional options come up that you may want to change. For example, if you wanted to put a Gaussian Blur in the action, but you want to change it depending on the image, then you can click in the empty box to make the red icon appear, at the specific spot in the action. In my action, the break is at the point where the files save, so I can change the name of the file instead of resaving over the same file over and over. Fiddle around with this and you will be able to make it work for the best of you. 5. This is the control section of the palette. The one on the far left is the stop button this will stop every thing from recording. The button next to it is the record button. This will start recording. The one next to that is the play button, this will run the action on your image. The button that looks like a folder is the New Group button. The one next to that is the New Action button. And to the right of that is the delete action button. You can duplicate an action or section of an action by dragging and dropping the action on the New Action button. Now that you know all about the actions palette, how about you learn about some uses for actions and something's to keep in mind. In my action pallete above, I have many things that do some very useful things. One of the most useful by far is the duplicate layer action and flatten layers action. Well actually, they all kick ass cause I use them all the time. Heh. One of the most streamline options of actions is that you can assign them to Function keys. You do this by either highlighting the action and going to Action options or by just double clicking on it. Here you can see that I have the flatten layers action set to F5. So all I have to do is press F5 and it flattens all layers. The colour option there will just change the colour of the action in button mode. Some of the actions that I have are there only to do one specific thing such as Flatten Layers, Duplicate Layers, etc. You however can make them more complex. For example, if you want to make a row of dots, and instead of making a circle marquee, and dragging it left and risk not having the spaces be the same, you can make it an action. Here are the steps you can follow: Make a new layer, with the circle thing on it. Start recording the action. Duplicate the layer Move the layer left or right however many pixels Stop action Now when ever you run this action it will duplicate the current layer you are on and move it how ever many pixels you defined. One thing that you MUST remember when recording your actions. THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT! when you are recording, Photoshop will read EVERYTHING that you do. If you make a mark with the paint brush, or whatever, it will read it and record it. So in short remember to only do what you really want to do. It helps to go through and do it once, then do it again recording so you can get some practice. I'm not sure if I forgot anything or something... so if you have any more questions or concerns, just Email me and I will answer them. |
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About a month ago, I posted this picture of some newly acquired cuttings, hoping to find their identity. They came from a greenhouse, growing in lots of bright light. Nobody could agree on what kind of tradescantia they are. I rooted them under fluorescent lights. A couple of weeks ago, I potted them up with some begonias, and they are now residing in the shade of a dogwood tree. Here is the original photo...... |
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- Posted by greybird_keke (My Page) on Tue, May 28, 13 at 20:02
- Posted by greenman28 NorCal 7b/8a (My Page) on Tue, May 28, 13 at 20:13
Now that's a bright planting! What a difference light makes, indeed :-) Sorry, no IDea ;-) Josh |
- Posted by brodyjames 5 (My Page) on Wed, May 29, 13 at 0:21
The purple/green one may be a tradescantia (sp?). Nancy |
- Posted by plantomaniac08 8 (My Page) on Wed, May 29, 13 at 1:16
*looks around for Purple* |
- Posted by asleep_in_the_garden (My Page) on Wed, May 29, 13 at 1:34
- Posted by purpleinopp 8b AL (My Page) on Wed, May 29, 13 at 9:19
I'm confused about the light - it looks like it's been in less light, judging from the fading of the purple color. Sure would like to see a pic of the mama plant! If this isn't a 'Red Hill,' I don't know what it is. It doesn't look exactly like mine though, the leaves on this plant are bigger and farther apart. No doubt it's really cool, whatever it is. Is the part to the left starting to make a side branch? Hopefully this will make some flowers. That might help. |
- Posted by greybird_keke (My Page) on Wed, May 29, 13 at 14:23
Purple, I'm confused about the light, too....so I'll add a little more to the confusion, LOL! Of the four original cuttings that are in the picture at the top of this post, three were eventually planted in the pot with the begonia. One I kept inside under the fluorescent lights. Here is a comparison...the pot I'm holding has rooted and produced shoots. It looks like the mother plant, which was in a sunny greenhouse. The ones with the begonia are outside under a dogwood tree. It is not dense shade, but those plants look like they receive less light than the one kept indoors under lights! I would think that even shade would be brighter than lights. The outside ones even lost some of their hairiness. They don't even look like the same plant anymore! I'll post another pic when they bloom. |
- Posted by teengardener1888 NY Albany 5a (My Page) on Wed, May 29, 13 at 14:44
I still think it is T. pallida or sillamontana |
- Posted by greybird_keke (My Page) on Wed, May 29, 13 at 20:33
I'm pretty sure it isn't pallida, but it does look like a purplish sillamontana.... |
- Posted by asleep_in_the_garden (My Page) on Wed, May 29, 13 at 20:38
When I first saw the indoor specimen my thoughts were like "Wow that's cool the way it's all tight and compact like that!" ...but now that I see the outdoor specimen it makes me think that it is the happier of the two. Of course that's just my opinion and should be taken with a grain of salt! :) |
- Posted by purpleinopp 8b AL (My Page) on Thu, May 30, 13 at 10:03
Wish I knew more about which Tradescantias are capable of cross-breeding. I think we all agree pallida is one of the parents, but what would you cross it with to get this plant? And AFAIK, I've never had any kind of Tradescantia seed sprout, except the grassy, hardy spiderwort types in the yard. Has anyone ever harvested a Tradescantia seed? |
- Posted by asleep_in_the_garden (My Page) on Fri, May 31, 13 at 23:07
I haven't. Quick question though if I may... A wandering jew that is pen striped green and white is still just a wandering jew,right? |
- Posted by greybird_keke (My Page) on Sat, Jun 1, 13 at 12:22
Asleep, I think they could be lumped together under that common name...I even saw a solid lime green one this Spring! |
- Posted by Dzitmoidonc 6 (My Page) on Sat, Jun 1, 13 at 13:15
I have some similar species that also go from ugly to full in the same time. Can you tell if they are the same stems in the first pic and the last one? In other words, the ones here dry up and die, but from buds at the base of the plant come this year's plants. The old ones are actually on their way out and look like crapola. In a couple of weeks the new ones come out and redeem themselves. In my case, it has nothing to do with light, it is the passing of winter into spring that triggers the make over. Like some of the other posters, I agree that it is now getting less light. The bigger leaves, the loss of the hair are all usual signs of less light. |
- Posted by plantastic zone 3 prairies (My Page) on Wed, Jun 5, 13 at 1:22
How about "setcreasea purpurea"? Look it up on google Images. The leaves are slightly hairy. I have one which varies between purple and greener depending on where I put it. |
- Posted by purpleinopp 8b AL (My Page) on Wed, Jun 5, 13 at 10:50
Setcreasea was renamed to Tradescantia. |
- Posted by asleep_in_the_garden (My Page) on Fri, Jun 14, 13 at 1:32
Greybird,.. I'm pretty sure the lime green ones that I have at the moment are the result of the pen striped ones that completely reverted and lost any hint of variegation and in spite of missing my stripes,it's nice to know I'm not alone in liking that color. :) The following was copied and pasted from wiki's Nomenclature article: In short,..wiki agrees with Purp! :) ...Speaking of Purps,I'm not sure I'd rule out purpurea as a candidate either. |
- Posted by purpleinopp 8b AL (My Page) on Fri, Nov 15, 13 at 16:41
So, I'm sitting at school waiting to pick up my son and notice my copy of Botanica's Annuals & Perennials sitting there, so started leafing aimlessly through it. Turned to Tradescantia, and there's T. cerinthoides AKA blossfeldiana. It looks just like 'Red Hill' and has the white flowers edged in pink. I didn't think EA invented a Tradescantia. Wish they'd just say what it is, could have saved a lot of searching!!!!!! Greybird, did you ever see any blooms on these? |
- Posted by greybird_keke 6 (My Page) on Fri, Nov 15, 13 at 21:00
Purple, 'Red Hill' certainly does look like T. cerinthoides...but it's different from the plant in this post. And yes, I have seen this one bloom. From what I remember, it is smaller than 'Red Hill', and unfortunately I didn't take a photo. Here is the original plant on left, and 'Red Hill' on right. |
- Posted by greybird_keke 6 (My Page) on Fri, Nov 15, 13 at 21:03
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Here is my first American TV interview, for the ABC 20/20 Special, 'Mysteries of the Castle: Beyond Downton Abbey'. We had a great time filming, I hope you enjoy watching :-)
The Hello! Magazine Magical Christmas Film at Longleat House
Here is the Christmas Film we shot at Longleat for the Christmas Special issue of Hello Magazine, December 2013. Enjoy, and MERRY CHRISTMAS! X
ABC 20/20 Special – Mysteries of the Castle, Beyond Downton Abbey, December 26th 9pm E.T.
Hello! Magazine Christmas Special December 2013
YOU Magazine, Mail on Sunday, Video Interview
Here is our behind the scenes interview, with the fabulous Marissa Montgomery, from my cover-shoot with this week's YOU Magazine in the Mail on Sunday.
Organic UK and Monica Galetti Live
Chef Monica Galetti is helping raise awareness for the 'Organic Naturally Different' campaign. She is passionate about organic ingredients, and I was fortunate enough to be invited to an event where she shared her views on organic food and even cooked up some tasty healthy treats for us ;-)
Monica Galetti comments; "As a chef, it is vital to source good quality, good value produce which is exactly what organic is. My new organic recipes show that you can really make your food go further – they aren't just organic – they're thrifty too. I'm excited to be helping to explain the importance of organic food and drink. It makes total sense for me to become involved in the campaign as I use lots of organic in my cooking – I see it as good value, it contains fewer pesticide residues and it also helps the environment."
Catherine Fookes, the campaign manager for 'Organic. Naturally Different' says ; "We are delighted to announce Monica Galetti's support for the campaign. It was imperative we find someone to represent our strong core values– Monica is the perfect person with her straight-talking style, we knew that people would really listen to and her passion for provenance and love of organically sourced food."
Continues Catherine; "The recent positive sales increases in organic reflect the fact that consumers who've seen our campaign have a greater understanding and interest in their food and issues concerning the environment and animal welfare * so the demand for good quality organic ingredients looks set to increase."
A Celebration of Jersey's Finest Foods
The Jersey Food Festival celebrates the best produce Jersey has to offer, from incredible shellfish to fantastic fruit and vegetables to their famous Jersey Butter. Here are my photos from their event at Good Housekeeping in Covent Garden.
The raw foraged sea vegetables are delicacies, which are growing in popularity here, and are already widely used in Japanese cuisine. They have strong fragrant flavours, some similar to pepper, others to truffles.
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Kinect Joyride Now Playing Segment
Check out the team playing Kinect Joyride from our Kinect Now Playing episode!
Ick... This was difficult to even watch. It looked like they were just trying to get through this. Maybe future games will make better use of the technology, but for now I really wish Microsoft would stop wasting time and work on a delay-free hand-held motion controller to actually compete with PS/Wii.
i wish they could make games like onimusha or pes or gears of war on kinect not like JackHole said games like WII. they really need to use an advanced tech in a better way :( but this game is not so bad
This looks really dumb. Typical shovelware, like what you'd find on Wii. And I mean geeze, no brake or gas. Could they dumb it down anymore? Prepare to be entertained for about 4 minutes, then get bored to tears. I mean seriously--do these guys look like they're having fun? Yeah I didn't think so either.


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Try 'right clicking' on programme icon, then click on 'run as administrator' You should then be able to open the file clicking on it.
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Just a quick note - I also was able to install Drafix on a Dell w/ Wdws7 64bit w/ no problem,
However, in the last month I have developed 2 gliches, which I am assuming is because of an auto MS update:
1) Help menu is no longer available/supported
2) My mouse pointer is no longer accurate unless I zoom right in on a line or object. If I point to a line it accepts a line nearby instead - darn frustrating as it has really slowed down drawing time.
Any comments on a fix?
Also, thinking of converting old drawings into a more current version before totally out-dated. Sounds like AutoSketch may be able to accept Drafix - worthwhile pruchasing? and what version?
My daughter has both Chief Architect and SoftPlan - thinking of trying to dump into those as well as DWG's or DXF's.
Love Drafix for its simplicity yet w/ many features - above all it is user-friendly - learned to use it in one night years ago - nothing else seems as intuitive - wish they could have stuck around and developed a 3-D version.
I haven't looked at AutoSketch - maybe it is close to the same for being easy to use.
Thank you.
Hi all....some great news for anyone who finds this thread and is still stuck.
I just moved from a 32 bit XP machine to a 64 win7 machine. My skf files migrated with the windows easy transfer file but not any authentication code for autosketch 9. I tried installing from my CD but got stuck at the enter validation code part (I sensibly kept only the cd and sleeve).
I left a message with autodesk australia asking for help but of course that got ignored.
I spent a few hours searching for any packaging I may have had for the autosketch disc but of course that is long gone. I spent some hours trying to find if the authentication code might be saved on the old xp machine and where it might be hiding. I spent some time trying to find something else that would open all my skf files.
Here's the laughably fantastic part...I inserted the cd into the win7 machine and simply entered as many numbers as I could off the inner part of the disc (only able to enter about half the numbers). To my amazement the program installed!!
When I open autosketch it asks if I want to register the product now or later...I clicked later and don't bother me again.
Files won't open directly but rather autosketch must be open first and then select a file to work on. Then it is all business as usual.
I'll be converting all my files to dwg or something and getting the hell out of dodge
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NOTE: If you are currently serving on active duty, you are not eligible for the Yellow Ribbon Program. If you are on active duty and will be released prior to beginning your enrollment at Monmouth, you may apply for the Yellow Ribbon Program but you must provide a copy of your DD-214 to the Financial Aid Office at least two weeks in advance of beginning your enrollment. Students who submit the DD-214 less than two weeks prior to the beginning of the term will be considered on a space available basis for the Yellow Ribbon Program.
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Note that I am not sure there will ever be consensus. Which is why I am
just rolling along with inst. we got thus far. But I am not saying I know
what I'm doing.
Bayless Parsley wrote:
Good ideas, but let's pick a time when we're not slammed up the ani.
Not even the top people at the company are really on the same page about
the differences between grand strategy, strategy, etc. etc.
I am going to try and ask P and Rodger separately next week what the
deal is with how we're to proceed on these things.
Marko Papic wrote:
I thought these could be useful for people, notes from today's
meeting. What do people think about meeting again to go over the
process now that everyone has had practice and now that everyone has
had feedback on their net assessments? Some time next week...
One of the things we may want to talk about is how to improve your
understanding of your countries... A lot of people are coming in from
different backgrounds and therefore different levels of understanding
of their regions. Furthermore, you will have discrepancies in
knowledge of your own region... So for example, I'll be the first to
admit that what I know about France and Germany (a lot) is going to be
wildly different from what I know about the history of fucking
Portugal (damn Portugal... they're a British colony? what...). We all
may have different tips on how to enhance this knowledge quickly. One
is of course to read history books, but there are other ways...
historical atlases is what I would recommend, Bayless had that one
website he posted recently that's a good tip. Also, reading histories
of the region or of other "entities" (like commodities, money, navies,
technologies, etc.) can help to encompass more than just your one
country. So reading a history of Portugal would be fine, but a little
of an overkill. Why not read history of Imperialism and kill a few
birds with one stone... I am sure other people have suggestions as
well, so we can pool those and give everyone tips on how to handle
this process.
Anyhow, that is just one suggestion. We can also look at the different
countries we dealt with thus far and see what problems different
countries represent for people.
Here are the notes:
Notes on Net Assessments
Geography - fixed conditions, does not change
Strategic Imperatives - come directly from geography
Grand Strategy - strategy flows from imperatives
SI -- dominate North America
GS -- having a dominant military
Grand Strategy
Fundamental ways in which each of SI are pursued. Fixed responses to
geography. It is a MENU, you pick STRATEGIES based on which
GS/Imperative you are on.
What do you do right now to pursue strategic imperatives. It may
concentrate on a few of the GS levels or one of them. Depends where
the country is at the moment, what imperative the country happens to
be on. Whatever the reality of accomplished imperatives.
U.S. strategy was all about Indians and U.S. Mexico relations.
Strategy is about the core strategy to concentrate on a key issue at
the moment. The one (or more) issue that is the key at the moment.
You need to intimately familiar with the Grand Strategy and
Geopolitical Imperatives in order to understand where you are right
now with this state.
Tactic = key implementation of strategy.
EX: Tactics vs. Strategy
On a tactical level U.S. is trying to deal with 3 balances of power in
the region from Med to Hindu Kush. These are India-Pakistan;
Israel-Arabs and Iran. Certain areas here become more important than
others. For U.S. therefore the tactical level is about which region
they concentrate on (in terms of Israel it may be less geographical).
EVENTS -- one level below Tactics. Things that countries DO from day
to day.
DETAILS -- Underpin EVENTS, did Iranian diplomat defect, etc.
These two are the quantum mechanics of geopolitical.
This is where the WO live. They are looking for changes in tactics and
strategy through developments in events and details. This is the
indeterminate world of geopolitics where events/tactics happen. This
is where WO look at what is happening. Things don't just happen in
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WINDER - Suwanee-based Price Industries will expand its manufacturing facilities to a $5 million, 90,000-square-foot facility on 14 acres at 1290 Barrow Industrial Parkway near Winder.
Barrow County gave Price Industries a staggered, 7-year tax abatement incentive to build inside the county. However, no dollar figure is available on the value of that abatement because the property's value has not yet been assessed, said Doug Garrison, chairman of the board of commissioners. After three straight years of 30 percent growth, the company has outgrown its 170,000-square-foot plant in Suwanee that also serves as its U.S. headquarters, said Glen Streit, facilities manager. Price Industries manufactures custom HVAC systems for specialized air flow in hospitals, banks, laboratories and offices, he said. "We ran out of room. We have some very good problems," Streit said. "The building and business growth has not grown, we are taking it away from our competitors." About 425 people work at the Suwanee plant and many of them will move to Winder, giving the Suwanee workers some breathing room, Streit said. The whole HVAC assembly will move to the Barrow County plant allowing the company to expand its manufacture of grills, registers and diffusers in Suwanee. Manufacturing in the Barrow plant is scheduled to begin Aug. 1. "Our goal is to do what we do now in two shifts to do in one shift in Winder," Streit said. "We've re-engineered, redesigned and added a whole another assembly line." The acreage and an extra lot in back will allow another 30,000-square-foot expansion. "We figure we'll need it in about a year or two," Streit said. Price Industries will pay reduced taxes in Barrow County for its first seven years of operation until the eighth year, when it will pay its full taxes based on the property's assessed value. The first year it will pay 5 percent of its tax bill, 10 percent the second year, 15 percent the third year, then those payments increase each year by 40, 55 and 80 percents respectively, capping in the eighth year, said Cecil Highfield, Barrow County's tax assessor. Price Industries is a privately held company owned by Gerry Price, Streit said. The company was founded in 1946 in Winnipeg, Canada, and expanded to Suwanee in 1995, according to the company's Web site. It operates five facilities in Georgia, Arizona and Canada. The HVAC division grossed about $150 million in 2007, Streit said. Anyone looking for an entry level manufacturing job can apply at 2975 Shawnee Ridge Court in Suwanee at 3 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays, Streit said. Price Industries has partnered with Gwinnett Technical College to provide training for Price employees through the college's Quick Start division.More like this story
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npgmbr Posts: 248Yeah I plan on replacing my G20 with an HHR but that can change in two years. One things for sure, I'm not buying another Infiniti. Love my G20 but parts for repairs are very costly. So now that GM has finally gotten its act together, I'll be happy to buy another GM product. Gonna be either a Saturn or Chevy.
kurtamaxxxguy Posts: 1,759Apparently the HHR SS is a reality and will be out in 2008.
Does anyone know if the SS will have a decent traction control system similar to the now defunct MAXX SS (i.e., braking a spinning, tractionless wheel)?
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Carapils aka dextrine malt doesn't contribute any noticeable caramel flavour. It addes dextrines which add head retention and body. Caramel pils is more of a typical caramel malt. Think of it as a little bit lighter than Crystal 10. It's going to have a very soft and faint caramel flavor. I wouldn't expect a big impact from the switch up, unless it's 10% or more of the grain bill.
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Our morning cups of coffee connect us to a global industry and an export crisis in the tropics that is destroying livelihoods, undermining the cohesion of families and communities, and threatening ecosystems. Confronting the Coffee Crisis explores small-scale farming, the political economy of the global coffee industry, and initiatives that claim to promote more sustainable rural development in coffee-producing communities.
Doubts about the ability of industrialized countries to continue to provide a sufficient level of retirement benefits to a growing number of retirees has fueled much recent debate and inspired a variety of recommendations for reform. Few major reforms, however, have actually been implemented. In The Political Future of Social Security in Aging Societies, Vincenzo Galasso argues that the success of any reform proposals depends on political factors rather than economic theory.
While we were waiting for the Internet to make us rich—back when we thought all we had to do was to buy lottery tickets called dotcom shares—we missed the real story of the information economy. That story, says Bruce Abramson in Digital Phoenix, took place at the intersection of technology, law, and economics. It unfolded through Microsoft's manipulation of software markets, through open source projects like Linux, and through the file-sharing adventures that Napster enabled.
Unless Europe takes action soon, its further economic and political decline is almost inevitable, economists Alberto Alesina and Francesco Giavazzi write in this provocative book. Without comprehensive reform, continental Western Europe's overprotected, overregulated economies will continue to slow--and its political influence will become negligible. This doesn't mean that Italy, Germany, France, and other now-prosperous countries will become poor; their standard of living will remain comfortable. But they will become largely irrelevant on the world scene.
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The idea of America as politically polarized—that there is an unbridgeable divide between right and left, red and blue states—has become a cliché. What commentators miss, however, is that increasing polarization in recent decades has been closely accompanied by fundamental social and economic changes—most notably, a parallel rise in income inequality.
The repeal of Britain's Corn Laws in 1846--one of the most important economic policy decisions of the nineteenth century--has long intrigued and puzzled political scientists, historians, and economists. Why would a Conservative prime minister act against his own party's interests? The Conservatives entered government in 1841 with a strong commitment to protecting agriculture; five years later, the Conservative Prime Minister Sir Robert Peel presided over repeal of the protectionist Corn Laws, violating party principles and undercutting the economic interests of the land-owning aristocracy.
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The Lady Raiders traveled to Rhea for their first match of the season Monday and brought back junior varsity and varsity wins.
The varsity girls were up 21-8 in set one before a series of unforced errors closed the gap between the two teams. Rhea Central scored the next six points before a couple of errors, a kill from eighth-grader Katie Swafford and an ace by Jessica Towe brought the game to 28-26 finish. The Lady Raiders took the second set quickly with a 25-12 final score.
Leaders included Morgan Moffett with four aces, eight digs and four kills; Caroline Gregory with five kills; Sammie Kate Eason with a pair of aces, five digs, two kills and 14 assists; seventh-grader Sophia Lakatosh with three aces; and Swafford with an ace, six digs, and four kills.
The Junior varsity won their first match with scores of 25-14 and 27-25. Aly Grace Lemons and Sophie Lakatosh each had four aces. Julia Ledford and Rheagan Hall each had a pair of kills.
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Located at Middleton on the Fleurieu peninsula between Goolwa and Port Elliot, Blues is just a short hours drive from Adelaide. Blues is renowned for it's fine dining, extensive wine list, friendly atmosphere and stunning setting amongst the ever popular Beach Huts complex.
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Ironman, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Spiderman, Elsa or Olaf … you never know who will come knocking on your door this Halloween. Make sure you're prepared with a treat fit for a superhero or princess.
While being the house on the block that gives out full-size candy bars might make you instantly popular, it's easier than ever to find Halloween treats to make kids happy while looking out for their health. Grocery store shelves are stocked with kid-friendly favorites containing whole grains, extra vitamin C, 100-percent fruit juice and added fiber.
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Church in Venice built to house the remains of St. Mark. The basilica originally built for this purpose, begun in 829, was burned during a revolt in 976; the present structure, one of the most beautiful buildings in Europe, was completed in 1071. The plan is an Eastern symmetrical Greek cross (see church) surmounted by five domes. The design is distinctly Byzantine, and both Byzantine and Italian architects and craftsmen probably worked on it. The interior is decorated with mosaics on a gold background; the floor is of inlaid marble and glass. In the restricted light their colours glow fantastically. Over the centuries, the church has benefited richly from the addition of sculptures, mosaics, and ceremonial objects.
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4/5/13 - Paramus Post (NJ): Offshore Tax Havens Cost Average Taxpayer $1,026 a Year, Small Businesses $3,067
4/5/13 - U.S. PIRG, Sen. Levin, Small Business Leaders Release "Picking up the Tab 2013: Average Citizens and Small Business Owners Pay the Price for Offshore Tax Havens"
4/4/13 - American Forum: Scott Klinger, Half Time at the Federal Budget Super Bowl
1/31/13 - Philadelphia Daily News: Talking Small Biz
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1/10/13 - Roll Call: Time for Plan C - Close the Floodgates on Corporate Tax Dodging
12/28/12 - CFO: Small Biz, the Fiscal Cliff, and the Big, Bad Bank
12/27/12 - Westerly Sun: Business leaders urge change in tax system
12/27/12 - McClatchy Tribune News Service: A plea for tax fairness from small businesses
12/24/12 - UPI: 'Fiscal cliff': Is there a Plan C to avoid tax increases, spending cuts?
12/23/12 - Madison Capital Times: Wisconsin business owners join national call to raise corporate taxes
12/23/12 - Charlotte Observer: Charlotte small business owners urge tax reform
12/20/12 - Politico: 'Revenue-neutral' tax reform takes hit
12/14/12 - National Journal: Sen. Levin, Small Businesses Push for Corporate Tax Hikes
12/14/12 - Washington Post: Sen. Levin wants corporate tax revenue in a fiscal cliff deal
12/14/12 - The Hill: Corporate revenues must be in debt deal
12/14/12 - Accounting Today: Small Business Leaders Urge Closing of Corporate Tax Haven Loopholes
American Forum: Rick Poore, Ending tax cuts for high income brackets is right for small business
By Rick Poore
Op-Ed Syndicated by American Forum, October 7, 2010
A good friend and fellow businessman once told me, "Give me more customers and I'll be forced to buy equipment and hire people to meet demand. Give me a tax break without more customers and I'll just go to Aruba."
Ending the Bush tax cuts for the wealthiest taxpayers is the right thing to do for small businesses. I'll say that again: it's the right move for small business. Let me explain.
I consider myself an example of an average small business owner in Nebraska. I have 30 employees. My business does $2 million plus in annual sales. My personal income as the owner is less than $85,000 a year.
It's a comfortable living, but ending the Bush-era cuts on the top two brackets won't come close to impacting me. And it won't impact the other small business owners I know, either. The top brackets won't kick in until your taxable income is over $200,000/year for individuals and $250,000/year for couples, and they'll only apply to the portion of your income above those amounts, not below them. Less than 3 percent of taxpayers reporting any business income (not limited to small business income) earn enough to break into the top two brackets.
But that's not all. That 3 percent figure includes Wall Street hedge fund managers and K Street lobbyists whose income is reported as business income on their personal tax returns. Not exactly what you'd think of as small businesses, or our nation's job creators.
Last time I checked, Wall Street types and their K Street friends had driven the economy into a ditch the size of the Grand Canyon and killed over 8 million jobs. Do they really deserve another tax giveaway to reward their efforts?
The idea that ending the Bush cuts for the top brackets will hamper small businesses' ability to reinvest is a complete red herring. Any true small business that ends up with more than $250,000 net profit flowing through to the owner at the end of the year needs to hire a better accountant and rethink its business plan.
Let's use me as an example. I gross a lot in sales, sure, but I'm busy reinvesting that money back into my business – buying equipment, promoting my business and hiring more workers. The dollars I reinvest don't pass through onto my personal tax return so I don't care if that rate changes a little bit, and neither do the millions of other true small business owners in this country.
Despite all this, some politicians continue to recycle the tired old myth that a small change in the top brackets will hurt business owners' ability to reinvest in our businesses. There are two possible explanations for this.
First, these politicians have never been close enough to a small business to learn how our taxes actually work. We'll call that an accidental sin of ignorance. A simple cure is to get out and meet some small business owners in their home states and hear about our day-to-day operations.
Second, some politicians are playing fast and loose with the facts. They know better, but they just don't care. That's intellectual dishonesty – a different kind of sin. Not much I can do to help there.
The bottom line is small businesses don't need another tax giveaway. What we need are policies that restore our customer base by getting people back to work in our communities and putting money in their pockets to spend in our businesses.
Ending the high-end tax cuts would free up close to $40 billion in 2011 and $700 billion over the next 10 years to invest in job creation and rebuild our customer base. That's what small businesses really need.
Rick Poore is owner of Design Wear Inc., a custom screen-printing business with 30 employees in Lincoln, Neb. He serves on the steering committee of the Nebraska Main Street Alliance.


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Wayne "Jack" Honeywell
Jack Honeywell passed away January 13, 2013 at the age of 86 from complications of pneumonia. He is survived by his loving wife Avilee, sister Betty Jo Bailey, six children including Stephen Honeywell (Cricket), Julie McNulty (Vance), John Honeywell (Juliet), Randi Turner (Bob), Gloria Terk (Dennis), Danna Duncan (Ed) and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. He served in the U.S. Navy during WW II on the USS Fanshaw Bay and the U.S. Marines in the Korean War. He owned several successful businesses in Watsonville, CA. and Jefferson, IA. He later worked in real estate with Avilee for Coldwell Banker in Sun City. He loved his guitar and enjoyed playing with The Monday Group in Sun City. His memorial service and celebration of life will be held January 17, 2013 at 11:30 a.m. in the Menke Funeral Home at 12420 N. 103rd Ave. Sun City, AZ. Burial will be at the National Memorial Cemetery of AZ in Phoenix, AZ.
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Dear Avilee
We are very disheartened to hear of Jack's passing! He was considered a good friend. He was true gentleman and we appreciated his (and your) concern for us to get a place to live and keep our horses. It was also very enjoyable to visit with him and you. If we can be of any help to you at any time – please do not hesitate asking!
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He was our neighbor when we first came to Sun City. There's was no finer gentleman in the world than Jack. He was always in a good mood and was friendly. The world should have and needs more people like Jack. He will be missed and loved forever. Best wishes to the family of Jack-Avilee you are a great lady as well.
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Dear Avilee,
It was at least 11 years ago that we met you and Jack through square dancing and also we met three other couples that enjoyed square dancing. We all (10 people) started celebrating our birthdays together plus playing "last card". Those times together were always so much fun and Jack always gave us a lot of good humor. Jack was a very kind person and we will miss haviing him in our little group. Avilee, you take good care of yourself and if we can help you in anyway don't hestiate to call.
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The picture above is of a Pure Raw Food Bar, (Chocolate Brownie flavor). I was surprised to find it as part of a snack tray outside of our board meeting room at the Lincolnshire Marriott Resort.
I know the head chef knew that our group was vegetarian, but he had not idea that we fancy raw foods.
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Hydrangea (flower)
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