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Kelly Services Job Application Online
Your online Kelly Services job application will enable you to register for job openings all over the world. Click on the link above and let the registration process begin.
Minimum Employment Age At Kelly Services:
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Important Tips To Apply Online With Kelly Services
As always we advise you to fill out a Kelly Services application form and follow up with it in person. Kelly Services applications are always best received in the temporary and permanent employment service office where you can speak directly with the people who are in a position to hire or recommend you. Dress up a little and ask to see a manager at the Kelly Services office nearest you. Simply filling out a Kelly Services application online does not leave as powerful an impression because that is what most everyone else does. Take your job application for Kelly Services seriously so that management will take a look at you as a serious candidate who can promote their professional image and do a great job, time and time again.
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There are so many positions at the Kelly Services link. Professional employees will make a little less than a full time position but since the pay is hourly, overtime pay must be paid at a 1.5 rate. Entry level workers will make modest but fair wages and be eligible for temp to perm placements with benefits and vacation after a specified time with the client firm.
Kelly Services Benefits
If you go to work for Kelly Services and begin working regularly, you will become eligible to receive health care benefits and more. Employees who are recruited to work for one of the branch offices may receive healthcare, visual and dental coverage, with paid vacation, sick time and retirement benefits, like a 401(k) plan, savings plan and other great benefits. All Kelly employees are eligible for referral bonuses, when you recommend a friend or colleague who ends up becoming a great asset to the Kelly team. Use your options wisely, and get employed at Kelly Services today – whether it's for the short term between jobs, or as a full time career!
William Russell Kelly began the largely clerical Kelly Girl temporary services company back in 1946. At that time, temping was a new idea but it has continued to be profitable for companies and employees alike. Things have changed in that Kelly Services has expanded to provide job opportunities for all the other sectors, including light industrial, manual workers, professional positions requiring a higher education, and even management. The positive benefits for working at Kelly are numerous.
First of all, those intelligent high school graduates with good typing and computer skills are able to obtain much needed work experience and reap the benefits of the "try before you buy" feature of temporary services. Many Kelly Service contracts are noted as temp-to-perm which enables the hiring firm to see if a candidate would be a good fit without risking possible employment lawsuits for firing the employee. The Kelly Services application is a double win situation for both employee and employer. The Kelly Services job application may be submitted online for easy accessibility to current job openings.
Use the Kelly Services online application to submit your personal info, but then follow up as soon as you can with the Kelly Services application form with a visit in person to your nearest branch office. Many who have submitted the Kelly Services job application form have received a wealth of knowledge, training and advancement opportunities. If you are someone who is not afraid to try, be prepared to keep busy no matter what the economic climate once you submit a Kelly Services online application for employment. A synonym for success is effort. With modern technology on your side, it doesn't take much effort to submit a Kelly Services job application online today.
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The Industrial Areas Foundation (IAF) is a national community organizing network established in 1940 by Saul Alinsky. IAF provides training and consultation, furnishes organizers, and develops national strategy for its affiliated broad-based community organizations. Including the West / Southwest IAF and Metro IAF, the Industrial Areas Foundation consists of 65 affiliates functioning in the US, Canada, the United Kingdom, Germany and Australia. It describes its chief purpose as power and its chief product as social change. The Industrial Areas Foundation does not provide direct services, but through its organizing has created notable entities for workforce development (Project QUEST, Capital IDEA, Project IOWA, VIDA, ARRIBA, NOVA, Skills Quest, Capital IDEA - Houston, AZ Career Pathways and JobPath), cooperative healthcare (Common Ground Healthcare), and housing development for middle-class families (Nehemiah Project in East Brooklyn and The Road Home Program in New Orleans). The Industrial Areas Foundation designed and passed the US' first living wage bill in Baltimore in 1994 and raised the wages of millions since then through municipal living wage policies for public sector workers and as requirements for local tax abatements and economic incentives.
Alinsky's first organizing project was the Back of the Yards Neighborhood Council, founded in 1939 as the Packinghouse Workers union was organizing Chicago's meatpacking industry.[1] Based on his work with Back of the Yards, Alinsky laid out his vision for "People's Organizations" in his book Reveille for Radicals in 1946. After World War II Alinsky met Fred Ross in California, and in 1949 agreed to back his plan to organize the Community Service Organization in Mexican-American communities. Ross introduced house-meetings as an organizing technique, and built a network of 30 CSOs in California with energetic young organizers Cesar Chavez and Dolores Huerta.[2]
In Chicago, Alinsky developed a team of organizers including journalist Nicholas von Hoffman, ex-seminarian Edward T. Chambers, and Tom Gaudette, who developed such groups as the Organization for the Southwest Community (1959 – 1972), The Woodlawn Organization (1961–present), and the Northwest Community Organization (1962 – present).[3] The Woodlawn Organization (TWO) received national attention through Charles Silberman's best-selling Crisis in Black and White in 1964, which traced the roots of oppression and violence in northern inner city areas. In his concluding chapter, "The Revolt Against Welfare Colonialism," Silberman portrayed TWO as an example of poor blacks reclaiming their dignity through self-organization.[4] Alinsky's experience in Rochester, New York from 1965 to 1969 with the organization FIGHT and its battle with Eastman Kodak company was more controversial and less successful.[5]
In 1969 Alinsky was able to establish a formal IAF organizer training program, run by Chambers and Dick Harmon, with a grant from Gordon Sherman of Midas Muffler company.[6] Alinsky published a successful book, Rules for Radicals, in 1971, updating his earlier vision. Alinsky died unexpectedly of a heart attack in June 1972.[7]
After Alinsky's death, his long-time associate and designated successor Ed Chambers became executive director. Chambers began to place systematic training of organizers and local leaders at the center of IAF's work. He also began to shift the organizing model of "the modern IAF"[8] toward the congregation-based community organization developed in San Antonio, Texas by Ernesto Cortes, Jr. called Communities Organized for Public Service (COPS).[9] Cortes recruited lay leaders, including many women, from the Catholic parishes that were members of COPS. Relational meetings or "one-on-ones" became an important technique of exploring values, motivation, and self-interest of potential leaders. Chambers and Cortes emphasized a long-term relationship between IAF and such groups as COPS, in contrast to the "three years and out" that Alinsky had once imagined.[10] As IAF began to expand to other cities in Texas, it moved to develop multi-racial, broad-based organizations spanning metropolitan areas, and including African American, Latino, and Anglo churches. Eventually its network of local groups in Texas linked together as Texas Interfaith to have an impact on state government.[11][12] In 1979 Chambers moved the IAF headquarters to New York after the Archdiocese of Chicago cut its support for IAF.[13] In 1996 IAF moved its national headquarters back to Chicago to develop a new affiliate in that metropolitan area and expand its work in the South, Southwest and Midwest].[14]
IAF developed successful projects along the East Coast with East Brooklyn Congregations, which pioneered the affordable housing project called Nehemiah Homes, and BUILD in Baltimore which also developed Nehemiah housing for low-income people.[15]
The "modern IAF" has been an influential model for other networks of broad-based community organizations, including PICO National Network, Gamaliel Foundation, and Direct Action and Research Training Center (DART).
IAF claims responsibility for the success of the first living wage law in Baltimore in 1994, followed by New York City in 1996, Tucson in 1998, the Rio Grande Valley in the late 1990's and early 2000s[16] and, most recently, in Austin, Texas.
IAF's legal authority rests in a Board of Trustees, which functions more as an advisory body, recently including such notables as Jean Bethke Elshtain and the late Monsignor John Joseph Egan. IAF's first Board of Trustees included Catholic bishop Bernard James Sheil, Kathryn Lewis (daughter of coal miners union leader John L. Lewis), and philanthropist Marshall Field III.[17][18] Chambers retired as executive director in 2009, but remains on the board of directors. The senior regional organizers, including Cortes, Arnold Graf, Michael Gecan, and Sr. Christine Stephens, presently act as a team of co-directors.[19][20]
The national IAF conducts an intensive 8-day leadership training program annually, alternating the venue between Chicago and Los Angeles, and also has a 90-day organizer internship program. IAF's "iron rule of organizing" ("Never do for others what they can do for themselves")[21] emphasizes developing new leaders from within local organizations.
IAF affiliates with web pages are listed below.


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Everyone wants to have a dinner collection that meets their every requirement, but there's more to choosing your set than design alone. The longevity and performance of dinnerware all depends on the materials used to make it—choose poorly and you'll be left with plates, bowls and dishes that will fail to live up to your high standards, and the material that's right for you will often come down to a combination of personal preferences and practical considerations.
Popular materials to choose from
PORCELAIN: Porcelain is incredibly hardwearing, with its strength making it the preferred choice of material for a lot of people. It's formed by applying a large amount of heat to the raw material (usually clay) with its strength being the result of the glass and mineral mullite formed by the high temperatures, giving it exceptional durability and a white, translucent appearance.
STONEWARE: This material is similar in strength to porcelain, being incredibly tough and impermeable even without a glaze. It's less opaque than porcelain and can come in a range of textures and colours depending on the impurities present in the clay, with modern incarnations being fully vitrified (made to be glassy and non-porous) for added durability, strength and chip resistance.
CHINA: Bone china is incredibly hard and has a bright white appearance, giving it a kind of elegance that no other material can match. It may be refined but it's still just as usable as anything else, with the right glaze adding an extra layer of toughness and durability.
Any one of these materials could be perfect depending on your individual tastes and preferences, with china, for example, being much more delicate in style than its stone counterpart and therefore often preferred in fine dining situations. But, it's important to remember that all of these materials can be coloured and glazed to come in a huge array of different designs, ensuring there'll be something for everyone no matter what the occasion or your sense of style may be.
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Our harder-than-steel glazes offer superior performance, easier cleaning and chip resistance for enhanced durability, ensuring you'll be getting a dinner set that stands the test of time and one that you simply can't bear to part with. With a fantastic range of designs you'll have no need to look anywhere else—our range of materials, styles and finishes ensures there's something for everyone, so make sure to take a look around and you'll find your perfect dinner set before you know it.


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Missing model-restaurateur B. Smith found in safe NYC
Afghan nationals who disappeared in D.C. while training with DEA found, being sent home
Sen. Warner 'outraged' by IAL's handling of military families' missing vehicles
Missing American student Aaron Sofer's body found in Jerusalem forest
Search continues along Potomac River for missing kayaker
The missing kayaker rescue teams had been searching for on the Potomac River since Friday has been found alive and well in Reston on Sunday. The man bailed out of his boat, swam to shore, and went home, oblivious to the search, authorities say.
Nigeria missing girls: U.S. sending experts to aid in search
"Time is of the essence," said White House spokesman Jay Carney.
Nigerian President issues order to free missing girls
Nigeria's President Goodluck Jonathan met through the night with security, school and state officials and issued a new directive that "everything must be done" to free the 276 girls held captive by Islamic extremists, one of his advisers said Sunday.
Lucas Guinn: Amber Alert issued for Virginia boy
The Virginia State Police have issued an Amber Alert for 11-year-old Lucas Ezra Silas Guinn. The boy is believed to be in extreme danger and was last seen wearing a red and black shirt and blue jeans at Lebanon Middle School in Russell, Virginia.
More reports of missing mail in Maryland and D.C.
The issue is impacting hundreds of households across Northwest D.C. and Montgomery County. Some residents are missing medication, packages with valuables, tax documents, and even college acceptance letters.
Navy: Divers recover body of missing pilot
The Navy says it has recovered the body of a pilot who had been missing since a helicopter crashed last week off the coast of Virginia.
Lt. Sean Christopher Snyder identified as missing Navy helicopter pilot
In a press release from the Commander Naval Air Force Atlantic, the wife of the missing pilot from the Navy helicopter crash has finally requested that his name be released.
Adel Ait-Ghezala: Friends raise money for search
Friends of an American University student who went missing 32 kilometers off Dubai have raised $55,000 to assist rescue teams in their search after he disappeared while spearfishing.
Adel Ait-Ghezala goes missing off Dubai coast
Adel Ait-Ghezala, a Ph.D. student at American University, has gone missing off the coast of Dubai.
McIntee family found after going missing in Nevada mountains
Authorities say they've found two adults and four children who've been missing in the frigid mountains of northern Nevada since Sunday.
James Glanton, Christina McIntee, four kids found alive in northern Nevada
Authorities say they've found two adults and four children who've been missing in the frigid mountains of northern Nevada since Sunday.
Madeline McCann missing: Investigation into Maddie's disappearance reopened
Portugal's public broadcaster says prosecutors are reopening the police investigation into the disappearance of British girl Madeleine McCann, after a review of evidence found new leads in the case.
Avonte Oquendo missing: Search for autistic New York boy continues
Commissioner Raymond Kelly said Wednesday the officer encountered Avonte Oquendo at the front door of the Riverside School in Queens and told him to go back upstairs. But he went down the hallway and out through a side door.
Avonte Oquendo missing: Search for mising autistic New York City boy goes on
Fourteen-year-old Avonte Oquendo walked away from his school on Oct. 4, sparking a search that has grown to include more than 100 officers, helicopters, marine units and volunteers.
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Our Rating: :: EXCELLENT :: Read Our Full Review >>Feeding this hungry fox is no easy feat, but thankfully it is a fun one! A commendable game - definitely something that players will want on the home screen.
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"Definitely a game that deserves a place on the homescreen." 4.5/5 - 148 Apps"With hours of fun packed into such a small stunning little game I would highly recommend anyone to give this a go." 10/10 - Lowdown
Play as the inventive—and very hungry—black fox as you attempt to plunder the farm of all it's chicken-y goodness! Fly around each stage and pluck the chickens up by swooping down from above. Use your head to get to those hard to reach hens and beat the timer!
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• Unique gameplay, swoop down from above and steal the chickens away.
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The Complete Guide to Rebuilding or Cleaning Your iTunes Library
Once you have an iTunes Library full of correctly organized ("tagged") and cover/album art-enhanced media, you're in wonderful shape: whether you view your library in text form on your computer, use Cover Flow to see artwork as you navigate, or want to transfer files to another Apple device, you'll love the ease of access and great looks of your media.
But as people inevitably learn the hard way, bad things can happen to your iTunes Library: a disk failure or database corruption can flush days of hard music and video sorting completely down the drain. Worse yet, you'll never see it coming, so if you don't have a backup, you'll suddenly lose the ability to access all of your music from your computer.
iLounge wants to help you avoid this nightmare, or recover from it if you're already lost part or all of your Library. In the process of providing you with a collection of great options, we'll also help you polish your existing iTunes Library to a beautiful mirror finish, worthy of all the audio and video you've collected over the years. If your Library's a mess or missing in action, read on!
Scenario 1: Your iTunes Library's Fine—for Now
Most of our readers—and iTunes users in general—have really good experiences with the iTunes software, interrupted only on rare occasions by bugs that Apple fixes, and computer-related problems that are out of our control. If that sounds like your situation, great: now's the time to back up your iTunes Library, so that you'll be safe if iTunes or your computer gets messed up in the future.
(1) Run the iTunes Backup utility right now—with a stack of blank DVDs or CDs handy. We discuss how to do that in this article.
Or (2) Perform a manual backup of your iTunes Library to a second hard drive. We discuss that process in this article.
These links will give you a way to recover everything if something happens, and we sincerely advise you to choose one of them, and do it today. In either case, you'll want to re-run your backups on occasion to keep up to date.
Scenario 2: Your iTunes Library's (Seemingly) Completely Gone
Let's say you're reading this article because you've already lost your Library, or something else has happened, and you don't like how your collection of music or videos looks. You still have options.
(1) Transfer your iPod's contents back to your computer. You'll lose your computer's high-resolution album artwork, but you'll get back as much of your Library as you stored on the iPod, complete with original sorting. This article will walk you through your options.
(2) Contact Apple to recover all of your purchased music from the iTunes Store. As noted in this article, this is a one-time courtesy, and won't necessarily recover all of your purchased content, say nothing of the rest of your Library, but it's more than nothing.
There's one other alternative we can present—a radical option that we've been dealing with ourselves this past week. It will take more time than the prior options, but when you're done, you'll have something extraordinary: an iTunes Library that's fully up to date by 2007 standards, with high-resolution cover artwork, better-tagged music and video files, and the ability to work easily with any Apple device you may be using—iPod, iPhone, or Apple TV. The solution:
Scenario 3: Your iTunes Library Needs to Be Manually Rebuilt
This process starts with materials as raw as the ones you currently have sitting in iTunes: if you've lost everything due to a hard disk crash, you may think you have nothing. If there's been an iTunes database crash, you may have your media files but no iTunes tags. In most cases, either iTunes or your hard disk currently has your library in some messy state, just waiting to be cleaned up.
If you can see your files in iTunes, great. If you can't, due to a hard drive crash or a database problem, you'll need to scour your hard disk for all of your media files. Regardless of whether you're using Windows or the Mac OS, you can start this process with an otherwise healthy hard disk by using Find or Search commands from Windows or the Mac Finder, or Spotlight on the Mac. Searching individually for the terms MP3, MP4, M4A, M4B, M4P, and M4V will help you corral most of the media Apple's devices can play.
If you have an unhealthy or crashed hard disk, you may be able to recover some of its contents with a hard disk recovery tool. Be aware that these tools do a great job of locating media files, but don't always recover them in their entirety—a recent search we did yielded hundreds of files that were corrupted, chopped in half, or otherwise messed up. Some files did make a complete recovery, however. Use this as your technique of last resort; transferring music back from your healthy iPod, or from Apple's one-time recovery download, is a safer way to rebuild your collection.
Once you've located all or most of your media files, this is the iTunes Library building or rebuilding process we'd recommend.
(1) Move all of your media files to one folder on your computer's hard disk. If you've already moved all of your music and video content into iTunes, this is easy. Go into iTunes Preferences, pick the Advanced Tab, making sure you're on the General sub-Tab. Then checkmark two checkboxes: "Keep iTunes Music folder organized," and "Copy files to iTunes Music folder when adding to library." Hit OK, then look at the top of the iTunes window (PC) or screen (Mac) for "Advanced." Hit Consolidate Library, then press Consolidate. iTunes will automatically transfer your library into one place.
If you haven't yet moved everything into iTunes, it's time to hunt around your computer's hard disk(s) for all of your media. Start by following the same iTunes Preferences instructions above, checking off the two boxes. Then drop all of your media files into iTunes in bunches, or one by one. When you've finished adding everything, look at the top of the iTunes window (PC) or screen (Mac) for "Advanced," hit Consolidate Library, then press Consolidate. All of the files will be moved into your iTunes Music folder automatically.
(2) Prepare all of your music files for updating. Select all of the music in your iTunes Library - look to the Music heading under Library off to the left of the iTunes window, select it, then use Edit > Select All from the top of the iTunes window (PC) or screen (Mac). Next, off to the right of Edit, you'll see Advanced. Select Convert ID3 Tags, Check ID3 tag version: v2.4, then hit OK.
This step improves the format of the non-audio portion of each of your music files so that you don't lose the important changes you're about to make in iTunes—especially important if you have years-old MP3 files sitting on your computer.
(3) Save your progress by closing and re-opening iTunes. We'd recommend doing this with some frequency; if there's a problem, you won't lose all of your work to date.
(4) Determine how much processing your music and video files will need. Depending on the source of your media, you may need to do lots or little clean-up work to get your files in shape:
(a) Music or videos you downloaded from iTunes: Unless you're switching genres or making other optional changes to the files, these types of media should require little to no work—they come pre-tagged and with album or cover art. Just make sure your machine is authorized to play the files by using the Store > Authorize Computer option found at the top of the iTunes window (PC) or screen (Mac).
(b) Music you ripped from CDs: If you used iTunes to rip the CDs, these files will have mostly accurate tags, but may need to be tweaked, and will most likely need to have album art added. iTunes has a hit and miss record of adding art: you should start by running iTunes Album Art tool (Advanced > Get Album Artwork at the top of the iTunes window (PC) or screen (Mac) to get art. Switch to Cover Flow mode (View > Cover Flow View at the top of the window (PC) or screen (Mac)) to see which songs have art, and which ones need art—the transparent musical note ones are missing artwork.
If iTunes hasn't added the art, you'll need to do it manually. There are many tools out there that search the Internet for art, but unfortunately, a lot of the cover art out there is low-resolution—fine for an older iPod, but lower-quality than the Apple TV, iTunes, and iPhone can display. Until a better automated solution is available, our suggestion is to use Coverhunt.com to manually search for the high-resolution covers you're missing, and use Google Image searches to fill in the gaps Coverhunt.com misses.
To actually add artwork to your library, the smart thing to do is to sort your library by Album name (click on the Album heading in the iTunes window), then select multiple songs with the same album title. Right-click on the songs and "Get Info," then drag and drop images from Coverhunt.com, Google Images, or your preferred source into the square Artwork box. (If you're doing this with individual audio files, you'll need to select the Artwork tab to add a picture there.) The checkmark box next to Artwork will automatically be checked; hit OK and you'll add art to more than one file at once.
This same bulk editing procedure can be used to edit genre, album title, and artist information. Just select multiple files, Get Info, and change the Artist, Album, or Genre fields as you prefer. Make sure they're checkmarked, and hit OK.
(c) Videos you ripped from DVDs: Since iTunes doesn't handle video ripping in the way it handles music ripping, these types of files are even more likely to need tagging and artwork assistance; few ripping programs properly tag or pick good art (poster frames or covers) for videos.
By default, most videos dropped into iTunes start out as "movies," even if they're TV shows or music videos, and will need to be re-tagged as such individually (with iTunes) or in bulk (with something else). You'll want to re-tag movies individually, while TV shows and music videos are more usefully fixed in bulk, since you'll have to change show titles, season numbers, and other common fields in clumps or separately. This can take a long time, since iTunes doesn't have a tool for bulk video tag editing—probably the single biggest problem with videos in iTunes today.
We published an article all about fixing tags, but the shortcut is this: download Parsley is Atomically Delicious for Mac, or iPodTVShow for Windows; both handle bulk fixes. In each case, you find the existing video files on your computer by opening your iTunes Music folder, then the Movies folder inside, and dropping the files into one of these programs. Change the tags to improve their organization, and even their cover art using Google's Image search feature. Then double-click on the new files to add them to iTunes.
(d) Music or video files you downloaded from the Internet or received from friends: Depending on where these files came from—hopefully, they were legally obtained—they could need little or lots of tagging and art assistance. Follow the same CD or DVD cleanup procedures above to change their tags and art.
A Final Step: Playlists or Special Titles
One of the major disappointments about the 2005-2006 iPod family, and even the 2007 iPhone, is that none of these devices currently supports the ability to play back full DVD-quality video content, even though iTunes and Apple TV can both play better-than-DVD-quality videos with ease. Consequently, if you have a huge DVD movie collection (and are in a country where it's legal to rip them for viewing on non-DVD devices), you have three choices: don't rip them, rip them into a format that plays on iPods and iPhones but doesn't fully take advantage of iTunes or Apple TV, or rip them twice, creating files optimized for portable and non-portable devices.
If you're ripping videos today, it's probably a good idea to use tags to identify them in some way that lets you quickly know whether they're ripped at below DVD resolution, or at full DVD quality. One option is to insert certain key words or numbers into the Name or Comments fields of your movies: 640 to indicate iPod- and iPhone-ready 640-pixel videos, 720 to indicate standard full DVD rips, or whatever higher number you pick for anamorphic videos or high-definition home movies you create. We tag our videos with "iPod" or "ATV" for easy reference.
Another alternative is to create device-specific playlists for your videos, either manually adding iPod or Apple TV videos to separate standard playlists, or using Smart Playlists that search for your key words or numbers in the songs. We're hoping that Apple adds a Resolution checker to its Smart Playlists feature so that this process could be even easier in the future: anything 640 pixels wide or smaller could be added to an iPod playlist, while larger files could be Apple TV only by default.
For Additional Assistance
Three different iLounge Discussion Forums are here to help with questions you may have when working on your iTunes Library. Our iTunes (Mac + PC) forum deals with iTunes itself, while separate forums for iTunes Enhancements and Third-Party Software (Mac + PC) will help you add on to iTunes' current capabilities. Fellow readers are always willing to lend a hand if you can't find the answer first through the Search feature of our Forums.
Parting Thoughts
No matter whether you started with a messy iTunes Library, a damaged hard disk, or completely from scratch, we hope that this guide has helped you walk through the process of creating a cleaner, more modern collection of media that's ready to play on your computer, or any Apple device you might own. If you have recommendations on programs or shortcuts that can aid in the rebuilding or cleaning processes, please add them to the comments section below.
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I purchased a n ipod from a friend and his taste in music and shows is not to my liking.How do I delete the existing entrys to use what I enjoy?
Posted by 5625 on August 26, 2007 at 9:16 PM (CDT)
- Just format your iPod (My Computer->iPod and then rightclick->Format)
- Then you can sychronize your iPod with what is in iTunes if that's what you mean by "what I enjoy".
Posted by Bob1234567890 on September 10, 2007 at 6:28 AM (CDT)
Hi, Jeremy. I am trying to use Backup for my iTunes library and backing up to DVD. I followed the directions you provided and got as far as iTunes asking me to insert another disk. That's where I run into trouble! I cannot eject the first DVD. If I click on the DVD drive, one of the choices in the list is 'Write these files to CD' but it looks like the files are already on the DVD! What am I doing wrong? Thank you SO much for the help!
Posted by meemaj on September 18, 2007 at 12:29 AM (CDT)
Hi Jeremy. Is there an easy way in Windows to "refresh" the Itunes library to reflect external changes to the files, missing\dead links etc?
Other programs that I use have a simply update library from tags or other such feature but there is nothing like this in Itunes.
Thanks in advance
Posted by olarte on September 20, 2007 at 10:50 AM (CDT)
Hi, I bought an ipod from a pawnshop all I got was the usb cord. I'm need help on how do I erase some of the music not all of it, there are some songs that I like. Please help me this is my first time owning a nano 4gb ipod. I'm also not a computer genius so please explain in a way I can understand. thanks Tweety9875.
Posted by tweety9875 on March 30, 2008 at 9:31 AM (CDT)
Ooh, I would love an answer to olarte's question (#4 on the list as I see it now).
I store my music and such on network-attached storage and use iTunes on a laptop that isn't always connected. Somehow iTunes "rediscovers" all my music when I'm on the LAN, leaving many duplicate (dead) copies of the same songs in the database. It seems to not get worse if I don't run iTunes when not on the LAN.
Being a relatively new iTunes user, I'm happy to just clear the database (not the music itself) and start fresh. Any ideas?
Many thanks!
Posted by JimIvey on May 9, 2008 at 10:52 AM (CDT)
I got a new laptop and I'm trying to transfer all the songs that I have in my desktop to the laptop.Does anybody know how to do this?
Posted by Jennifer on May 31, 2008 at 10:28 AM (CDT)
Hi, I'm about import a ton of music into my computer and am wondering what format I should select so that if I ever want to make a CD full of MP3's I can. I've tried importing with AAC and Apple Lossless, but neither of these options allow for the songs to made into a MP3 CD.
Is my only option to import songs as MP3's? I just wanted to see if there was a way to not loose so much sound quality.
Posted by Lisa on June 1, 2008 at 3:40 PM (CDT)
Hi, My friend is using MY computer and MY itunes to update the ID3 tags on HIS ipod, while his computer is down. Will the tags he edit on MY computer change the tags in HIS itunes library on HIS computer to reflect all his work?
Posted by Bob on June 18, 2008 at 11:36 PM (CDT)
Where and how do enter composers for each
piece of music?
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Posted by Bill Munger on June 29, 2008 at 10:49 PM (CDT)
I have two questions:
1) I have my music on an external drive. I have about 500 folders, each containing the music from one CD, organized by album name. This music is not downloaded from the web, but is copied from my own CDs.
I want to keep my music organized this way. I have loaded it into Itunes by dragging each folder to Browse window in Itunes. I have set Itunes to NOT copy my music or to let Itunes organize it.
Is there a better/faster/automatic way for me to get my music into Itunes? I want to be able to tell Itunes "Here are the folders on the disk. For each folder, create a folder in Itunes. Then, for each file in the folder on the disk, create that entry in Itunes in the correct folder."
2) My external drive used to be USB2; now it is FW2. One of the problems with USB2 was that it would sleep and dismount, and Itunes would forget the connections. In other words, even though nothing had changed, Itunes could no longer find the music file that was still right where it was supposed to me.
Is there a utility that looks at all the entries in Itunes and finds the file it's supposed to be linked to by matching the folder name and file name in Itunes with the folder name and file name on the disk?
Or maybe just rebuilds the entire Itunes folder/file list from the Itunes Folder Location?
Thanks for any help.
Posted by Tom Rehor on July 5, 2008 at 3:10 PM (CDT)
I want to load all my songs on the itunes library, but I can only get aroumd 280 songs in the library? How do I change the settings to allow everything I have?
Thanks Ken
Posted by Ken on July 6, 2008 at 5:18 PM (CDT)
I have an 80GB classic ipod. I have added books on tape, movies, and music, none was purchased through itunes. I had it all stored on a passport mass drive which went bad beyond help. My question is "Is there a way to retrive my information from my ipod and store it on a new mass storage drive.
Posted by Dennis on July 12, 2008 at 12:51 AM (CDT)
Does anyone ever answer these questions?
Posted by Tom Rehor on July 31, 2008 at 12:01 PM (CDT)
hello in installing a package called 'winavi video converter' This package said in order for it to operate it needed a newer quicktime. I followed their link and installed what I thought was the latest version. I then tried to acess a converted file and I couldnt open Quicktime a microfoft windows dialog opened said 'Quicktime player has stopped working' I imediatly thought this isnt the latest and it has corrupted the exsisting quicktime. I went to apples website downloaded the new quicktime, had to uninstall the faulty quicktime in order to install the new. Quicktime was installed again. I then tried a mp3 and it flashed up 'Itunes has stopped working' it is not operational at all.I downloaded the latest version though I dont fully understand how this will work. If I uninstall the faulty older itunes will this delete my entire music library and my library of Videos. I have found the music in my music folder so This may be saved but cant locate where the videos (movies) are located on the disc. Can anyone help me out before I go ahead and uninstall itunes in aim to intstall latest. I want my entire audio and video librarys
Posted by Colm Farren on August 12, 2008 at 8:02 PM (CDT)
I need help with my problem.
On my Itunes library of files some albums by one artists are filed under Compilations and under their own name.
For example:
Napoleon Hill - Think and Grow Rich - 8 CD set
Half CDs were stored under Compilations and the other half under Napoleon Hill.
My Compilations file is huge and the majority of the files there belong to a one artist album, not compilation albums.
Do you know why this is happening?
How can I fix it?
Should I move or deleted the files?
Posted by Mel on August 19, 2008 at 6:14 PM (CDT)
Is there any software that you can add-on to itunes to automatically update all the song information (genre, composer, etc.)?
Posted by Karina on September 11, 2008 at 10:37 PM (CDT)
To Karina:
Yes, there is this one add-on but I don't recommend it. It messed up my iTunes library. Incorrect artist, albums, song titles, and album artwork was all I got.
Posted by Yadiel on November 22, 2008 at 9:10 PM (CST)
I have an iPod I've stolen, how can reset the pin code to erase the library?
Posted by Steella on July 23, 2009 at 3:41 PM (CDT)
I put my itunes library on an external drive. Now how do I clean the library off C: to free up some space?
Posted by Ken on January 9, 2010 at 9:46 PM (CST)
To build another fresh copy of the i-tunes library rename the .xml and the database .itl to .bak in the USER/USERNAME/ITUNES folder.
Then just rebuild the libray in itunes
Posted by Cliff on January 12, 2010 at 10:47 PM (CST)
Why is it sometimes one song does not finish before the next one starts?
Posted by Jenny on January 25, 2010 at 12:10 AM (CST)
My tunes are on external hard drive, as is Itunes program. My computer keeps renaming my hard drive - sometimes it's "G", next time it's the "H" drive. Each time, I have to erase and re-add everything to Itunes library because it's reading from the LAST name the computer gave the hard drive. (Loaded when drive was G, now it can't locate songs because computer now calls the drive H.) Is there a way to save MULTIPLE libraries? So I don't have to reload every time my computer changes the name of the external drive?
Posted by SABRINA SMITH on April 17, 2010 at 3:27 PM (CDT)
Hello, maybe this is resurrecting this thread.
Anyhow, i was looking for a way to "rebuild" a mp3 library from scattered mp3 files.
In this guide, this is explained and can be performed with itunes. On the advanced tab, keep files organized…
While this is what i was looking for, and it is a good way to do it (have yet to do it actually im still researching), is there another way to do that part of the guide?
Is there another way/software that keeps/sorts yours mp3 files organized ?
great guide.
Posted by excelllent article. on April 29, 2010 at 5:15 PM (CDT)
What if I don't want to copy all of my media files into a directory that iTunes 'manages'? This is exactly the problem with iTunes - it 'manages' way too much.
All I want to do is keep the .mp3 files (all of which are DRM-free because they were either ripped from my own CDs or purchased from Amazon), on an external hard drive. iTunes shouldn't have to have it's own copy of these - my hard-drive in the PC was getting full and it's precisely the reason I moved the .mp3 files to an external drive in the first place.
Posted by Scott on May 3, 2010 at 11:16 PM (CDT)
Well this is a big help. Lots of problems but no solutions. Why can't someone write instructions and be clear, using terms like "source" and "target" pcs. I've had iPods for years, and have never been able to get it so I have all my music files in one location (the iTunes music folder).
While you're at it provide a search tool that will find all music files and have regular ways to add them to iTunes. The tool could also eliminate duplicates.
The instructions on various sites as well as Apple's is cryptic and incomplete. I've spent all night trying to move my library from my desktop to laptop. I first tried to move it to a USB drive and realized that would create new nightmares.
Come on Apple!!!! Fix this stuff. With the millions of iPods, iPhones, and computers, that someone could do this properly.
Now we've got version 4, which has already been reported to cause problems. The iPhone 4 comes out tomorrow, but they aren't very clear as to what you get with the phone, or how much is done through firmware.
Posted by jasel on June 23, 2010 at 9:31 PM (CDT)
Someone stole my laptop with iTunes on it, so now I have nothing other than what's on my Touch.
How can I recreate the library of music, photos and apps on my new computer?
Posted by joro on July 4, 2010 at 7:31 PM (CDT)
We downloaded every song from our itunes library onto our ipod. How do we delete from our ipod the songs we don't want on the ipod?Thankyou.
Posted by BC grover on July 30, 2010 at 6:08 PM (CDT)
Thanx for the great article, couldn't figure out Itunes for a long time and finally did!
Posted by wimbledon-cleaning on November 3, 2010 at 1:00 PM (CDT)
I had to open a new ITunes file as my previous file does not open it keeps coming up with the following message:The ITunes library.itf file is locked or you have no write permission.So I had to create a new ITunes folder/file in order to sinc my Iphone. but when I connect my IPhone in order to sinc with Itunes it has nothing to sinc to, other than the music files which ITunes managed to copy from my Music file. None of the Apps I got on the IPhone show in ITunes and when I want to sinc it warns me that the Apps on the phone will be wiped out and replaced with info from the ITunes Library , but there is no Library since my original one is corrupt and does not open and the new one got nothing other than the music files in it. Does anyone know how to get the Apps back or from my phone onto ITunes? and also my playlists, which are all sitting on my Iphone. I am hesitant to sinc in case everything disappears.
iPhone 3GS, iOS 4.3.3
Posted by Peter Voss on August 9, 2011 at 9:46 AM (CDT)
I recently had a hard drive crash and had to reformat my PC's hard drive. I already accessed the "hidden files" on my iPod and imported them into iTunes, but I am still missing A LOT of music files from ripped CDs that I used to have in iTunes. All of the songs are on the iPod and I can't get them all into iTunes. Any suggestions?
Posted by mmspacil on October 26, 2011 at 9:07 AM (CDT)
I am trying to be brief but my itunes problem is multiple.
1- I had my 500CDS on drive C.
2- then I added my son's music that I put in a few folders with subfolder.
3- Then I made itunes play songs in the folders to hear them.
4- Then I moved itunes to an external drive E.
5- now I have some of my library on C drive, and some on let say E drive.
6- my music on C drive is part never played by itunes and part refered to by itunes when it is played.
Now here is my question:
How can I fix this so that all my music will be on my External E drive and in order.
Posted by Claude on January 5, 2012 at 11:12 PM (CST)
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When state lawmakers return to Topeka for their wrap-up session, one of the items that might be considered is the Transparency and Accountability Act. Passed unanimously by the Senate earlier this month, the bill would allow live video-streaming of committee meetings.
While such a program might allow more Kansans to view the sausage-making process, it would not do much to open up middle-of-the-night meetings when unvetted policies have a tendency to become law. The Legislature's passing of the latest school finance package, which took place at 4 a.m. on a Sunday, would not have provided any more accountability had online viewers been awake to watch the shenanigans.
And even if cameras were operating in every nook and cranny of the House and Senate, they certainly wouldn't have captured secretive quid pro quo deals possibly being made in other areas of the Statehouse. To ensure there is transparency and accountability in executive branch offices, cameras won't suffice. Apparently we need the FBI.
During the weekend, the Topeka Capital-Journal revealed the Federal Bureau of Investigation is probing potential influence-peddling by the governor, the executive staff, and former members of Gov. Sam Brownback's team.
The now months-long investigation is not centered on the governor's methodical consolidation of power into one office. Brownback's attempts, many of them successful, to effectively take over both chambers of the Legislature, the Board of Regents, public schools and the judiciary might not sit well with those who believe in checks and balances -- but there's nothing illegal about it.
Taking over the Topeka lobbying industry and steering state contracts toward predetermined organizations run by friends could be a different matter.
The FBI is focusing on the rollout of KanCare, which is the privatized version of the state's $3 billion Medicaid program. Convinced a significant amount of tax dollars could be saved, Brownback selected three for-profit insurance companies to handle all services for 380,000 low-income and disabled Kansans.
The three companies -- AmeriGroup Kansas, United Healthcare of the Midwest, and Sunflower State Health Plan -- all hired lobbying groups run by close associates of the governor. All appear to be connected to Parallel Strategies, an umbrella lobbying organization co-founded by David Kensinger. Kensinger was Brownback's chief of staff when KanCare was being assembled, then Kensinger quit two months before contracts were awarded. He also is the governor's campaign manager and director of Road Map Solutions, the governor's political organization.
Who did the KanCare companies hire? AmeriGroup hired Gary Haulmark, a former deputy Cabinet secretary in the Brownback administration. United Healthcare went with Riley Scott, a senior staff member for Brownback when he was in Washington. Scott also is a co-founder of Parallel Strategies whose mother-in-law is Kansas Senate President Susan Wagle, R-Wichita. Sunflower State Health Plan hired Matt Hickam, a former partner of Kensinger at another lobbying firm.
The interconnectedness is compared by some to the infamous K Street lobbyists in the nation's capital who leave federal jobs to make fortunes capitalizing on relationships with former colleagues.
"I believe it is wrong for people as closely connected to the seat of power to be in a position of lobbying for pay," said former Sen. Dick Kelsey, a Republican who represented a district south of Wichita.
"I have a hard time believing any of these things were occurring in the governor's office," said Eileen Hawley, spokeswoman for Brownback.
What the FBI ultimately decides could sway November's gubernatorial election. As of now, there are no charges. And there might not ever be. But even needing the country's top law enforcement agency to examine Brownback's power grab and ensure there is transparency and accountability does little to inspire confidence that all is aboveboard.
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Hallo und Aloha! This is DJ SailorGloom, formerly of Stuttgart, Germany and Waikiki, HI bringing the best of Industrial, Powernoise, EBM, Electro-Clash, and Synthpop. This old-school analog-hacker still remembers his Hayes AT command set and looks forward to helping lay down the soundtrack to DEFCON 18 with his fellow DJs! Enjoy life at 120 BPMs with me as we perform at this year's BLACK AND WHITE BALL!
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This hotel had absolutley no phone signal or wifi my wife has mobile 4g broadband but it useless in her room as the hotel wifi , also the public areas are so dark she does not feel safe leaving her room not the best experience for her 5 night stay
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That's the title of a song from my misspent youth.
Thanks to Google I have determined that it was covered by Barbra Streisand. But that's neither here nor there.
What's free again is the Kindle version of Jeri Howard Casebook: 4 Stories.
It will be available for download free of charge for two days this week – Thursday, March 22 and Friday, March 23.
Call it a spring fling. Call it what you will. It's an opportunity to meet Jeri Howard, my intrepid private eye, in four stories, one of which ("Slayer Statute") was nominated for a Shamus award.
The stories are: "Little Red Corvette," Blue Eyes," "Slayer Statute," and "Candles on the Corner."
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DACF Home → Bureaus & Programs → Maine Forest Service → About Us → Forest Policy and Management → Maine Consulting Foresters
Maine Consulting Foresters
Consulting foresters offer a variety of services to landowners. These may include:
- Acquisition & sale of forest lands
- Aerial photo mapping & interpretation
- Appraisals: land, timber, damage, trespass
- Arboriculture
- Forest inventory & cruising
- Forest management plans
- Litigation & expert testimony
- Road location, design & construction
- Timber sales: preparation & administration
- Timber sales: solicit bids & prepare contracts
- Timber stand improvement
- Thinning, weeding, & pruning
- Wildlife management
In addition to the above services, consultants listed as cost-share program participants may also participate in state and federal cost-share programs, which can provide financial assistance to small woodlot owners for certain forest management activities, such as forest management planning and non-commercial forest management practices.
List of Stewardship Foresters eligible to participate in Maine Forest Service cost-share programs (pdf | text)
The Maine Forester Licensing Board maintains a complete list of all licensed foresters in Maine. This list can be searched at:
The inclusion of a name on these list does not imply a recommendation by the Maine Forest Service. We encourage you to check references and have a written contract for services.
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I spent decades just missing Hunter Thompson. Back in '79 or '80 I was in a funky Sausalito breakfast joint, I forget the name... over by the houseboats... waiting for Mike Stepanian. We were going to drive over to Richmond together, where he would defend me on a measly little pot bust.
I waited and waited. No Stepanian. Being nervous and naieve about these things, this being my first brush with the law and all, I panicked and drove to court by myself.
My defense? My lawyer didn't show up. Who's your lawyer? Mike Stepanian. The judge's reaction was something along the lines of "Well, no wonder."
Later on, Stepanian chewed me out royally for being such a weenie: You have to trust your lawyer! You think I don't know what I'm doing? You don't trust me? What were you thinking, going to court by yourself? If I tell you to wait, you wait...
And where was the famous drug attorney while I was waiting? While I was taking my legal life into my own hands?
On the other side of Sausalito, hanging out with one Hunter S. Thompson.


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Hi there. I've read many posts regarding when to add the Lactose, but still am not getting an answer to the questions I have. So, here we are... I made the below clone of a Young's Double Chocolate Stout. The first time I made this, I added the lactose at the start of the boil. It didn't come out super sweet at all. Which brings me to question 1: Can you boil the sweetness out that you're trying to capture? After reading other posts about this, I now know to do it at then last ten minutes or so, which I aim to do... next time. This go around I up and totally forgot to add it at all. I'm about a week and a half into the fermentation and am about to transfer it to a secondary. Before doing that I pose question 2 & 3: I read that you add it at any stage, but is it better to add the lactose at the secondary or the kegging stage? Despite what post boil stage it is added, should the amount be changed? In trying to figure this all out for myself instead of on the boards, my brain got to thinking and giving me more questions, 4 & 5:Is the sugar in chocolate fermentable? If the answer is no, then could I just use more semi-sweet chocolate at the secondary instead of the unsweetened bakers chocolate? I'm hoping a oversight like this can lead to a happy surprise and a tweak to this recipe. Thanks to anyone who can help! --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Young's Double Chocolate Stout % Amount Name Origin Potential SRM ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 66.7 8.00 lbs. Marris Otter Great Britain 1.038 2 16.7 2.00 lbs. Crystal 55L Great Britian 1.034 55 8.3 1.00 lbs. Chocolate Malt Great Britain 1.034 475 6.3 0.75 lbs. Milk Sugar Generic 1.030 0 2.1 0.25 lbs. Roasted Barley Great Britain 1.029 575 Potential represented as SG per pound per gallon. Hops Amount Name Form Alpha IBU Boil Time ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1.00 oz. Fuggle Whole 5.00 19.7 60 min. 1.00 oz. Goldings - E.K. Whole 4.75 7.5 25 min. Extras Amount Name Type Time -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 0.50 Oz Irish Moss Fining 15 Min.(boil) Yeast ----- White Labs WLP002 English Ale
I'm curious about when the best time is to add the Lactose in the boil so I hope you get your questions answered soon Also, should you always use a whole pound? When would half a pound be more appropriate? OR does it just depend on personal taste?
I always boil mine the last few minutes. And for using a whole pound I only use a half in my session stout (og is around 1.04) for anything larger I'd use a whole pound.
For lactose, it shouldnt matter when you add it to the beer. I for one add it at flame out to make sure it has time to fully dissolve in the wort. To get an idea of how lactose is going to affect your beer, try tasting it. Notice how it isnt very sweet for raw sugar, but is more mildly sweet and creamy/rich. Thats what your adding to your beer with lactose. Not so much sweetness but body. As for how much to add, a good rule of thumb is no more than 5% of your total fermentables (i.e. 1lb of lactose to 19lbs of grain/DME/honey/etc) ETA: looks like your recipe has a 12lb fermentables bill, so .75/12= 6.2% is lactose. Close enough.
I think you can add it at any time. I actually use it in my cider to get a bit of sweetness and still be able to bottle condition, and I do that at bottling along with the priming sugar. I just added some to my pumpkin ale, and did that at kegging time too.
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Troy Temple
Troy Temple has served in local church youth ministry for over 22 years. He's served on church staffs in Florida, Virginia, North Carolina, Kentucky and Indiana. He also taught youth ministry on the faculty and staff at Liberty University for six years. He has a passion to train leaders for global youth ministry and equip parents to raise kids who love God and serve His mission. He continues to serve local church ministries by speaking, training, and consulting in youth ministry. Troy is actively involved in developing formal youth ministry at seminaries in Mexico, Ukraine, and Nepal where he has taught as a guest professor. Today, he teaches at Southern Seminary in Louisville, KY and serves as Associate Dean for Masters Studies, Associate Professor of Youth & Family Ministry, and Executive Director of the International Center for Youth & Family Ministry. He has a Ph.D. in Leadership & Family Ministry. He and his wife Karla (20 years) live in Sellersburg, IN with their two daughters, Maddie (15) and Katy (12)…that's right, middle schoolers live in his house.
B.S.-Church Ministries, M.A.-Youth & Family Ministry, Liberty University; Ph.D.- Leadership & Family Ministry, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary


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Ice cream & desserts
This market can be split into four main segments: take-home ice cream and frozen yoghurts, impulse handheld ice creams, frozen French pastry desserts and dessert toppings.
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Dennis Waterman | |
Born | Clapham, London, England | 24 February 1948
Occupation | Actor, singer, voice-over artist |
Years active | 1960 – present |
Spouse | Penny Dixon (m. 1967–1976) (divorced) Rula Lenska (m. 1987–1998) (divorced) |
Children | Hannah Waterman Julia Waterman |
Dennis Waterman | |
Born | Clapham, London, England | 24 February 1948
Occupation | Actor, singer, voice-over artist |
Years active | 1960 – present |
Spouse | Penny Dixon (m. 1967–1976) (divorced) Rula Lenska (m. 1987–1998) (divorced) |
Children | Hannah Waterman Julia Waterman |
Dennis Waterman (born 24 February 1948 [1]) is an English actor and singer, best known for his tough-guy roles in television series including The Sweeney, Minder and New Tricks.
His acting career spans over 50 years, starting with childhood roles in film and theatre, and including adult roles in film, television, and West End theatre. He is notable for the range of roles he has played, including for example horror (Scars of Dracula), adventure (Colditz), comedy (Fair Exchange), comedy-drama (Minder), musical (Windy City) and sports (The World Cup: A Captain's Tale), as well as police TV series like The Sweeney. He has appeared in over 25 films.
He has married four times and has been caricatured in the TV series Little Britain.
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Waterman was born the youngest of nine children to Rose Juliana (née Saunders) and Harry Frank Waterman in Clapham,[2][3][4] London. The family, which included siblings Ken, Peter, Stella, Norma and Myrna, lived at 2 Elms Road, Clapham Common South Side.[2] Harry Waterman was a ticket collector for British Rail.[4] Two older sisters, Joy and Vera had already left home by the time Dennis was born, and another brother, Allen had died as a young child.[2]
Boxing was a big part of Waterman's childhood. His father had been an amateur boxer and made all of his sons box.[5] His older brother Ken first took Dennis boxing when he was three years old,[6] and when he was ten Dennis joined Caius Boxing Club.[5] Another older brother Peter was a welterweight boxing champion.[4]
Waterman was educated at Granard Primary School, a state primary school in The Ashburton Estate, Roehampton in South London, followed by Corona Stage School, an independent school at Ravenscourt Park in Hammersmith in West London).[4]
Waterman's acting career began in childhood. His first role was in Night Train for Inverness (1960).[4] In 1961, at the age of 13, he played the part of Winthrop Paroo in the Adelphi Theatre production of The Music Man. A year later, he starred as William Brown in the BBC TV series William based on the Just William books of Richmal Crompton.
Waterman played the role of Oliver Twist in the production of the Lionel Bart musical Oliver staged at the Mermaid Theatre, London, in the early 1960s, and appears on the cast recording released in 1961. Waterman was a series regular in the 1962 CBS comedy Fair Exchange, playing teenage son Neville Finch. Waterman was in the original cast of Saved, the play written by Edward Bond, and first produced at the Royal Court Theatre in November 1965. He had a major role in the 1968 film Up The Junction and appeared in the BBC television series Colditz as a young Gestapo officer.
In the early 1970s, Waterman played the brother of a victim of Count Dracula (Christopher Lee) in the Hammer film Scars of Dracula (1970), and the boyfriend of Susan George in Fright (1971). He was a member of the company of actors who featured in The Sextet (1972), a BBC 2 series which included the Dennis Potter drama Follow the Yellow Brick Road, and Waterman later appeared in the same dramatist's Joe's Ark (Play for Today, 1974). Both plays were directed by Alan Bridges.
He became well known and something of a pin-up as DS George Carter in The Sweeney, during the 1970s. As well as starring in Minder, he sang the theme song, "I Could Be So Good For You", which was a top three UK hit in 1980 and a top 10 hit in Australia,[7] and was written by his then-wife Patricia Waterman with Gerard Kenny. Waterman also recorded a song with George Cole "What Are We Gonna Get For 'Er Indoors?".
In 1976, Waterman released his first album titled Downwind of Angels, arranged and produced by Brian Bennett. A single "I Will Glide" was released from the album but did not enter the top 40. The backing singers on "I Will Glide" are the Belmont School choir, where Brian Bennett's son, Warren, was a pupil.
Waterman starred in a television film made by Tyne Tees Television entitled The World Cup: A Captain's Tale (1981). It was the true story of West Auckland F.C., a part-time side who won the Sir Thomas Lipton Trophy, sometimes described as the 'first World Cup'. Waterman played the part of Bob Jones, the club captain. It cost £1.5 million to make and shooting took place in the North East and in Turin in Italy. Scenes were shot in County Durham pit villages and in Ashington, Northumberland where goal posts and a grandstand were erected in a public park with a colliery headframe in the background. Local players took part, donning long pants and high-sided boots of the day, and even suffering "short back and sides" haircuts. The production has several comedy sequences, including a meeting of the club committee and a meeting of the Football Association Council when the suggestion of an English team participating in the new competition received a luke-warm and cynical response from the members. Also on the agenda is the F.A. Cup draw which is done in the conventional manner and immediately dispatched direct from the council chamber to the clubs – "by carrier pigeons", let out of the windows.
In 1982, Waterman starred in the musical Windy City. A relatively short lived production, it also featured such names as Anton Rodgers, Diane Langton, Victor Spinetti and Amanda Redman, with whom Waterman also had an 18 month affair during the lifetime of the musical and later went on to star with in the TV series New Tricks. The show closed on 26 February 1983 after 250 performances. He took the lead male role in the BAFTA Award winning BBC adaptation of Fay Weldon's The Life and Loves of a She-Devil (1986).
In an Australian television film, The First Kangaroos (1988) Waterman's villainous depiction of Albert Goldthorpe drew formal complaints from his granddaughter.[8]
Waterman also sang the theme tunes to three more programmes in which he appeared: the comedy drama Stay Lucky with Jan Francis (Yorkshire Television/ITV 1989), sitcom On the Up (BBC 1990) and crime drama New Tricks (Wall to Wall television for BBC, 2003).
He has starred in every series of New Tricks, from 2003 to the present.
Waterman recited excerpts from the journal of Walter H. Thompson for the UK history series Churchill's Bodyguard.
He appeared on stage in Jeffrey Bernard is Unwell by Keith Waterhouse[9] and as Alfred P. Doolittle in the 2001 London revival of My Fair Lady. He also narrated the reality-format television programme, Bad Lads' Army.
Recent appearances include the 2009 BBC2 miniseries Moses Jones.
He has been married four times, to Penny Dixon (1967–1976); actresses Patricia Maynard (1977–1987) and Rula Lenska (1987–1998) and his current wife Pam Flint (2011-present).
His marriage to Lenska ended because of his violent behaviour towards her. In March 2012 he caused controversy with some comments on this issue, "It's not difficult for a woman to make a man hit her. She certainly wasn't a beaten wife, she was hit and that's different."[10][11][12] Lenska said that she was relieved that he had now admitted beating her.[13] The interview was broadcast in full on Piers Morgan's Life Stories on ITV in May 2012.[14]
He had two daughters with Maynard, one of whom, Hannah Waterman, is now an actress and played Laura Beale in the BBC1 soap opera EastEnders, and has also appeared in New Tricks.
Waterman is a fan of Chelsea F.C..[15] His love of football was reflected in his being chosen to present Match of the Seventies from 1995 to 1996, a nostalgic BBC show celebrating the best football action from the 1970s.
Waterman has extensive family in the USA, in California, Arizona and Virginia, including his three sisters, Myrna, Norma and Stella.[citation needed] One of his American nieces is Leah Randi, a well-known bass player.[citation needed]
He has been caricatured by David Walliams in the radio and TV comedy series Little Britain, in sketches where he visits his agent (played by Matt Lucas) looking for parts. Most of the jokes in these sketches are about Waterman being extremely small making common objects massive in comparison to him. The caricature is offered but always declines respectable parts because he is not allowed to star in, or "write the theme tune, sing the theme tune" (pronounced as "write da feem toon, sing da feem toon") of, the particular production. This joke is because Waterman sang, and is believed to have written many of the themes for, at least four programmes he has starred in. Waterman has sung the title tunes for Minder,[16] New Tricks,[16] On the Up[17] and Stay Lucky.[18]
Waterman was initially bemused by the caricature.[citation needed] In November 2006, Waterman made a guest appearance in a Little Britain stage show, alongside the comedy character version of himself.[19]


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Bruce Bodaken, former chairman and chief executive officer of Blue Shield of California, has been elected to the Rite Aid Corp. board of directors.
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CAMP HILL, Pa. – Bruce Bodaken, former chairman and chief executive officer of Blue Shield of California, has been elected to the Rite Aid Corp. board of directors.
The addition of Bodaken, announced Monday, comes amid changes to the makeup of Rite Aid's board.
Bodaken, 61, spent 18 years at San Francisco-based Blue Shield of California, including as chairman, president and CEO from 2000 to 2012. He was president and chief operating officer from 1995 to 2000 and executive vice president and chief operating officer from 1994 to 1995.
Before that, Bodaken served as senior vice president and associate chief operating officer of F.H.P. Inc., a managed care provider, from 1990 to 1994 and held various positions at F.H.P. from 1980 to 1990, including regional vice president. He is currently a director at WageWorks Inc. and a member of the Institute of Medicine's Roundtable on Value & Science-Driven Health Care.
"We are very pleased to welcome Bruce to our board," Rite Aid chairman, president and CEO John Standley said in a statement. "As Rite Aid continues to grow our business and develop new and exciting ways to better serve our customers in a rapidly changing health care environment, we expect to benefit greatly from Bruce's in-depth knowledge of the health care industry and his more than 20 years of executive leadership experience."
Michel Coutu, a director at Jean Coutu Group, resigned from Rite Aid's board on April 17 after more than five years of service following Jean Coutu Group's sale of 72.5 million shares of Rite Aid common stock, or about 40% of its interest in the U.S. drug chain.
In addition, former Rite Aid chairman and CEO Mary Sammons, who has served as a Rite Aid director since 1999, and James Donald, who has been a Rite Aid director since 2008, have told the company they won't stand for re-election at Rite Aid's annual shareholders meeting on June 20.
"The board of directors expresses its gratitude to Mr. Donald, Ms. Sammons and Mr. Michel Coutu for their valuable contributions during their tenure on the board," Rite Aid stated in a May 16 Securities and Exchange Commission filing for the annual meeting proxy statement.
As of the annual meeting date, Rite Aid's board will have eight members. It currently has 10 members: Standley, who became chairman last June; Michael Regan, the lead independent director; Bodaken; Sammons; Donald, currently CEO of Extended Stay Hotels and a former chief executive of Haggen, Starbucks and Pathmark; David Jessick, a former Rite Aid and Fred Meyer executive; Francois Coutu, CEO of Jean Coutu Group; Marcy Syms, former chair and CEO of Syms Corp.; Joseph Anderson, chairman and CEO of TAG Holdings; and John Baumer, a partner of Leonard Green & Partners.


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2014 Audi SQ5 at the 2013 Detroit Auto Show
- Competes with: BMW X3 xDrive35i, Lexus RX 450h, Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT8
- Looks like: The Q5 got Audi's "S" treatment
- Drivetrain: 354-hp, supercharged 3.0-liter V-6 with eight-speed automatic transmission; all-wheel drive
- Hits dealerships: Fall
If the 2013 Q5's supercharged 3.0-liter V-6 isn't quick enough for you — it hits 60 mph in 6 seconds — a new 2014 SQ5 cranks out an extra 82 horsepower and 52 pounds-feet of torque from the same-displacement engine for a total of 354 hp and 347 pounds-feet of torque. An eight-speed automatic sends power to the ground via Audi's Quattro all-wheel drive, and Audi expects the SQ5 to hit 60 mph in around 5 seconds — a half-second faster than the rival BMW X3 xDrive35i.
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A gasoline counterpart to Europe's diesel-powered SQ5 TDI, the SQ5 hits U.S. showrooms this fall. Other changes include a firmer suspension that sits 1.2 inches lower and 20- or 21-inch wheels (the Q5 tops out at 20s). An optional Dynamic Steering Package varies ratio as well as assist, and Quattro vectors torque to sharpen handling like similar systems from BMW, Acura and others.
Audi's small SUV sells about as well as the Mercedes GLK-Class and Acura RDX, but its sales fell short of the X3's in 2012. The SQ5 could help, given the popularity of today's 3.0-liter Q5, which accounts for more than a third of Cars.com new-car Q5 inventory. There's no word on pricing yet, but expect the SQ5 to start somewhere north of the $44,795 Q5 3.0T.
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