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My first child learned to read early. Soon after, he announced, "I don't need bedtime stories anymore. I can read by myself." He made the same mistake many adults make: that reading aloud is only for the very young.
Reading aloud can be a crucial part of parenting – and you're never too old. My mother read to me all the way through high school. I read bedtime stories to both my children. One is heading to middle school next year; he's not too old. Reading aloud is a beautiful way to share the world, and it gives kids a second level of literacy.
Children can read at one level. They can comprehend story and grasp vocabulary at a much higher level when being read to. Both are needed to get excited about books.
Being read to is a lovely and loving experience. My husband and I read to each other while courting. My parents still read books to each other after 50 years of marriage. At family get togethers, my children listen while grandpa reads them story poems. I hope they'll always remember his resonant voice and love of language. You're never too old to be read a story.
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Joy and interest – Learning to read can be hard work. Reading aloud keeps stories pleasurable. Kids who are working hard to master reading crave stories beyond "The bug is on the rug." They also love stories with much more complex characters and plot than simple readers offer. Reading aloud lets kids fall in love with books at their listening age, not their reading level.
Expanding literacy - Together you can decipher the vocabulary in Robert Louis Stevenson's Treasure Island. The learning level kids can handle when being read to is far higher than what they can read on their own. Five-year-olds can glory in complex story and vocabulary. Sometimes the rhythm of the words alone excites them. For teens, try reading a difficult-to-get-into book for the first few chapters until they get into the story and take off on their own.
Introduce new books – Kids love series partly because they feel comfortable with a cast of familiar characters. Rereading old favorites is wonderful, but reading aloud lets you introduce your child to new favorites. One good way is to read the first book in a series together, then let your reader explore the rest of the series on her own.
Complex topics – Reading aloud lets you introduce topics like facing death (Tuck Everlasting) and injustice (Bud, not Buddy). If you don't know which books to choose, ask a children's librarian. There are books on all sorts of tough topics.
Supplementing school – Schools fit in a lot, but they can't cover everything. Reading aloud lets you add to your child's world, say by reading a children's version of the Hindu epic of the Ramayana.
Closeness – You loved snuggling with your preschooler on your lap as you shared a good book. Reading aloud to your 10-year-old or teen lets this closeness keep going.
There's no upper age limit for reading aloud. It's not just for children and not just for picture books and early chapter books. Reading aloud can last a lifetime.
Have you stopped reading to your children? Do you read aloud to anyone in your life? What age were you read to as a child?

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One Session with Blake Hyatt (2014) by Kenneth Owens
Sunday, July 13th, 2014Blake Hyatt skates hard as fuck every time he goes out. This is one day at UNCC. – Kenneth Owens.
Blake Hyatt skates hard as fuck every time he goes out. This is one day at UNCC. – Kenneth Owens.
15+ years of skating JUST FOR FUN. Filmed by my niggaz: Montre Livingston, David Dodge, Neil Ingal, Jonny Lee, Mike Cruse, Matt Lyon, Tracy Kendrick, Casey Wilson, Mike Torres, Thomas Martin, Jesse James & Myles Harris. – Kenneth Owens.
I had no intentions of not making this video. Halfway through editing this huge project my computer crashed and died.
Life got hectic and the skaters who were supposed to support me started doubting me. I still plan on finishing this video after I graduate college this spring.
Enjoy this rough cut of Adam Mcmanus shredding the south. – Kenneth Owens.
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Last X-mas (2011). Re-uploaded w/ no bullshit.
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http://www.boston.com/sports/football/patriots/reiss_pieces/ Good to see more words on Rodney...plus he will be on Fox this evening...
Heard that on EEI well...but I also heard on the radio about an article in an Orlando paper basically with AV talking about NE in past tones...(posted just a few minutes ago)
I am looking forward to the interview with Rodney tonight. I want to see how well he is doing for myself. Now let's hope I remember and more importantly, stay awake.
Now you know that tells you something right there when someone shopping for you says that. Adam is an idiot to walk, but whatever..Let him learn the hard way.
Yup, and Parcells is right. Adam's Lengendary Status is non-transferable to another region, unless he does the near-impossible and has another historic string of huge big-game clutch kicks for that team. That's not likely to happen, so the reality is that AV is a legend to New England, and just a kicker to another team.
This was the same one that ws posted last night. I was glad to see it becasue that Mr. Peepers looking goober John Clayton had written and said that Rodney was going to be cut. He won't be cut and he will be back next year.
If he's so desperate to leave . . . see ya. I love Adam and wish he'd stay but if my wife told me she wanted out . . . bye bye.
Really? As far as I'm concerned my husband is under contract, and I'll expect him to honor his commitment to the team. Don't you think letting her "talk her way out of town" sends the wrong message to your other wives?
Good interview with Rodney on NEST. When Dickerson called him slow I thought Rodney was going to challenge him to a race there and then.
You won't be saying that when it's Jose Cortez, Doug Brien or some other stiff lining up to kick the game winner against Indy or in the playoffs. You'll be pissing your pants. I think it's irresponsible to overpay for a kicker, but it's also pretty foolish to be so cavalier about his departure.


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Monthly Archive for February, 2011
In The Blink Of An Eye
How time flies, 18 years ago to the day my wife and I became parents… TWICE. Yes you heard me right we are the proud parents of identical twin girls that turn 18 today. They are both exceptional young women. Strong academically, into music and the arts and are sensitive to the plights of others. […]
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Today Disney Parks released a free iOS app called Show Your Disney Side, which transforms you into a 3D moving Disney character. Your Disney Side is the part of you that laughs a little bit louder, believes in magic, and never backs down from a pirate fight (even against Captain Hook!). This app was created to help you channel your inner Disney Side even when you're nowhere near a Disney Park.
Turn yourself into a princess from Frozen, a X-Wing Pilot from Star Wars, Jafar from Aladdin, and several other Disney characters. You can even unlock new Haunted Mansion characters by visiting a Disney Park or sharing your Disney Side pics on social media.
The idea is pretty simple. Choose the character you'd like to become, snap a quick selfie, make a couple quick photo adjustments and you're all set. The app will create a 3D moving image of yourself as the Disney character you picked. There's also a share button so you can send your favorite shots to friends and family.
Here's a couple of tips from the Disney Parks Blog to help your transformation:
- Smile big – but without your teeth showing.
- Make sure your hair isn't blocking your face.
- Try to take your photo in front of a plain background.
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We all have a Disney Side—the side of us that comes out to play the moment we step through the gates at Disney Parks. The new Show Your Disney Side app will help bring YOURS to life! Transform into a Jedi, a pirate, or other Disney Parks characters wherever you are!
CREATE – Choose a Disney Parks character, take a selfie and transform into your Disney Side.
PLAY – Try different costumes, add a frame, then tap and swipe to watch your Disney Side come to life with special effects
SHARE – Whether you're at a Disney Park or at home, you can share your Disney Side with your family and friends right from the app
EXPLORE – Select different characters from favorite Disney Parks attractions and experiences like Frozen, Star Tours®, Pirates of the Caribbean®, Villains of Disney Parks, and Haunted Mansion®
Visit the Disneyland® Resort and Walt Disney World® Resort where your Disney Side can be unleashed to the fullest!
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Earlier this week, a February blog post by mobile payments consultant Cherian Abraham captured the attention of the media and set off a flurry of articles about rampant fraud on Apple Pay. But despite headlines declaring that Apple Pay sees 60 times more fraud than magnetic stripe credit cards, the details are a bit more nuanced. It turns out that Apple Pay as a platform appears quite secure—it hasn't yet seen any man-in-the-middle or other hacking attacks (that we know of) that could result in the loss of thousands of credit card numbers, like the Target breach did. But Apple Pay as a service, offered to customers in conjunction with bank issuers, might be struggling to keep up with the persistence of identity thieves.
Abraham, who works as an adviser to SimplyTapp, a company that builds Host Card Emulation technology for devices using Android, says identity thieves are buying iPhones with stolen credit card information and then loading them with that stolen credit card information. Because the fraudster's iPhone is so new, Abraham argues, there's very little detail that Apple can send to the banks to help them verify who the user is and if that card information is fraudulent.
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A new report from TechCrunch notes that the upcoming Apple Watch has a port that Apple has yet to show off hidden in one of the two slots where the Watch's straps connect to its case. The report brings up the possibility of using it to facilitate "smart straps" and other Apple Watch accessories, but 9to5Mac has learned from sources that the port, which is actually a Lightning port being used for testing, will not be included on the product shipping to customers.
The port is currently being used to connect to the Watch for development purposes, but TechCrunch speculated it could be used to bring "smart straps" to the device in the future:
The reason I ask is that the Apple Watch has a port that the company has yet to show off. It's being used for diagnostics and direct access to the Watch operating system, but it's feasible that could be used to connect accessories in the future.
A similar platform was announced as part of the recently introduced Pebble Time smart watch to allow bands to interact with the watch's OS and add additional sensors to the device.
The report from TechCrunch also notes that Apple snuck in its usual "Assembled in China – Designed by Apple in California" marking inside the other strap slot.
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AppleCare now supporting Beats Music service, Apple Pay f...
Starting today, AppleCare will begin providing support service for Beats Music customers as well as businesses interested in accepting Apple Pay, according to sources. Support for the streaming music service previously went through a separate system from Apple's other products and services. AppleCare staff has also been advised on helping businesses with accepting Apple Pay as the company pushes its new mobile payment service.
Support for Beats products has slowly been integrated with Apple's customer support channel for its products and services since Apple bought Beats Electronics and Beats Music for $3 billion last year. Most recently we reported that Apple would begin offering online chat support for Beats hardware. Apple has steadily been moving its outsourced support systems for Beats products in-house, as we previously reported.As for Apple Pay, the change is part of a new initiative to encourage businesses to accept Apple Pay and expand the locations where the iPhone and Apple Watch owners can use the mobile payment service. AppleCare agents will promote the newly published Apple Pay FAQ document for merchants, while specific Apple Pay Merchant support will also be available.
Integrating Beats Music customer support with AppleCare is just one more step before Apple ships its overhauled music streaming service based on the Beats system later this year.
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Hidden Diagnostic Port on Apple Watch Could Allow for Sma...
The port has a 6-dot brass contact array inside the groove for the 'bottom' strap connector slot. Several sources have confirmed its existence and placement to me. It is very similar to the connector for the Lightning connector in iPhones, as that connector currently only uses 6 of its 8 available pins. Apple recently began opening up the Lightning port for use by third parties. A source says that this port is currently for diagnostic purposes only — but that there is nothing preventing it from being a connection port for future accessories.TechCrunch's Matthew Panzarino is careful to state that he has no knowledge of any plans by Apple to launch such smart band accessories, but the idea remains an intriguing one. Possibilities for such bands include additional sensors, external batteries integrated into a band, and more.
Apple revealed a number of high-level details about the Apple Watch at the device's unveiling last September, but even now with a launch set for next month there is still much that remains unknown, including pricing details beyond the $349 starting price. Apple will undoubtedly address many of the details at Monday's events, but some of the technical details will likely need to wait until the device launches and users and technical experts can get a closer look at the device.
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Apple to Unveil Revamped Streaming Music Service at WWDC
"Apple currently plans to launch the new music service as part of an iOS 8.4 upgrade for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch following WWDC, but a final decision has not yet been made. It's possible that the service will be bundled into iOS 9 this fall, which is expected to have a significant focus on bug fixes and stability improvements."As detailed last month, the purported streaming music service is expected to cost up to $7.99 per month, a few dollars cheaper than Apple-owned Beats Music and competitors such as Spotify, Rdio and Google Play Music. The service will be deeply integrated into iTunes on Mac and the stock Music app for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch, and apps will also be available for Apple TV and Android.
Apple is developing its first in-house Android application for the upcoming streaming music service, one of the rarer times that the iPhone maker offers cross-platform support for its products and services. Nevertheless, as the release of iTunes for Windows in the early 2000s helped drive sales of the iPod, expanding beyond the iPhone, iPad and Mac will provide Apple with a much larger pool of potential subscribers in the competitive streaming music market.
Apple is also reportedly wrapping up development of its next-generation Apple TV set-top box that could ship with an improved, tactile remote control and all-new operating system bundled with an App Store. Apple allegedly planned to release a new Apple TV as soon as this month, but the release may be delayed until later this year or beyond until Apple reaches agreements with more content providers like HBO Now.
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Google Docs, Sheets, & Slides iOS apps now let you 'M...
Google is rolling out updates to its Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides apps for the iPhone and iPad today bringing the ability to make a copy of a document and more.
In addition to the new "Make a copy" function for documents, spreadsheets, and presentations across all three apps, you'll also now be able to copy links to your device's clipboard. Sheets and Slides also receive a new "accessibility settings menu when VoiceOver is enabled."
The updated apps also arrive with bug fixes and a few other minor enhancements.
The latest version of Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides will be hitting the App Store today.
What's New in Version 1.2.6936* Make a copy of a document
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The Saturday Play: Payback
Radio 4
Saturday 22nd January, 2.30pm
Writer Jonathan Myerson's play explores the Yom Kippur War in 1973. It was a time when Richard Nixon was soon to be ousted from power as a result of the Watergate scandal. How did this affect US diplomatic efforts as Syrian and Egyptian troops massed to attack Israel?
Pick of the Week
The Tudors
BBC Two
Saturday 22nd January, 9.45pm
The glossy American drama returns for its final season. Once again, Henry has a new wife, number five, the flighty Katherine Howard. No, there's not a lot of historical realism here – Jonathan Rhys Meyers as Henry, for example, shows few signs of heading towards corpulence – but The Tudors is hugely entertaining.
Sunday Feature: The Shadow Of The Emperor
Radio 3
Sunday 23rd January, 9.30pm
It's a century since the fall of the Qing Dynasty with the forced abdication of the last emperor, Puyi. Isabel Hilton looks at how China coped with this momentous change, if indeed it really did, and searches for traces of the old imperial system.
Writing The Century
Radio 4
Monday 24th January, 10.45am
The series exploring the 20th century through letters and journals returns. This time around, we see the century through the eyes of three politically engaged middle-class women, different generations of the same family. Dramatised by Vanessa Rosenthal. Continues all week. Also at 7.45pm.
Great British Railway Journeys
BBC Two
Monday 24th January, 6.30pm
Back on the tracks for another train journey, politico-turned-broadcaster Michael Portillo travels from London to Hastings. He begins in the east of the capital, where he visits the Royal Observatory in Greenwich and the dockyards at Chatham. Continues each weeknight.
True Stories: Contact In The Outback
Tuesday 25th January, 10.00pm
In 1964, a native welfare patrol officer working in the Great Sandy Desert stumbled across 20 nomads, all women and children. This was the last aboriginal group in Australia still living traditionally, people who knew nothing of the outside world. A documentary exploring what happened next.
Great White Silence With James Cracknell
Wednesday 26th January, 9.00pm
Herbert Ponting's famous film of Robert Falcon Scott's doomed 1910-12 Antarctic expedition has lately been restored by the BFI. James Cracknell, who took part in a charity race to the South Pole in 2009, compares and contrasts his own experiences with those of explorers from an earlier era.
Britain's Secret Schindler: Revealed
Thursday 27th January, 8.00pm
In 1939, as war clouds gathered over Europe, a London stockbroker organised the rescue of hundreds of Jewish children from Nazi-occupied Czechoslovakia. A documentary that salutes the efforts of Sir Nicholas Winton, still alive today at 101 and interviewed here.
Men Of Rock
BBC Two
Thursday 27th January, 9.00pm
Iain Stewart concludes his series on those who shaped the field of geology. His first subject, Louis Agassiz, was the first to propose that Earth was once gripped by an ice age. Caretaker James Croll was a key figure in building our understanding of how Earth's climate works.
Rome Wasn't Built In A Day
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Thursday 27th January, 9.00pm
The builders constructing a Roman villa using tools and materials available at the time turn their attention to the bathhouse, complete with under-floor heating, a plunge pool and a steam room. Seeing as it's one of the hottest Junes on record, it proves to be tough work.


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A 23-year-old Independence man has pleaded guilty to two counts, including kidnapping, in the sexual assault of a woman he stalked at a local bar.
The Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier reports that Matthew Noack pleaded guilty earlier this week to third-degree kidnapping and assault with intent to commit sexual abuse causing bodily injury.
He faces up to 15 years in prison when he's sentenced on Nov. 12. He will also have to register as a sex offender.
Police say in January, Noack followed his victim out of a bar in Independence after closing time, then forcibly picked her up, carried her behind a building and sexual assaulted her.
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City of license | Albemarle, North Carolina |
Branding | Newstalk 1010 |
Frequency | 1010 kHz |
Format | News Talk Information |
Power | 1,000 watts day 64 watts night |
Class | D |
Facility ID | 49041 |
Transmitter coordinates | 35°22′40.00″N 80°11′38.00″W / 35.3777778°N 80.1938889°W |
Callsign meaning | We Serve Pfeiffer College[1] |
Former callsigns | WWWX (1979-1990) WXLX (1990-1994) |
Affiliations | ABC Radio , CBS Radio, Premiere Radio Networks |
Owner | Stanly Communications |
Webcast | Listen Live |
Website | Official website |
WSPC (1010 AM) is a radio station broadcasting a News Talk Information format. Licensed to Albemarle, North Carolina, USA. The station is currently owned by Stanly Communications and features programing from ABC Radio, CBS Radio and Premiere Radio Networks.[2][3]
WABZ radio signed on in 1946, broadcasting from the Albemarle Hotel.
Robert D. Raiford was program director in 1947, at age 19.[4]
While a student a Pfeiffer College in March 1949, longtime WFMY-TV personality Lee Kinard went to work at WABZ doing janitorial and filing duties. Later he became a DJ and producer. Kinard left Pfeiffer after one year and became a part owner of the station in 1952, along with station manager Bill Page, attorney Staton Williams, chiropractor Joe Ivester and farmer Keith Almond. Kinard left WABZ for WFMY in 1956.[5]
An FM station at 100.9 was added later.
The AM station established a separate identity as WWWX on 1979-09-10. On 1990-02-15, the station changed its call sign to WXLX and on 1994-08-26 to the current WSPC.[6] The owner in 1994 was Bill Norman, a Pfeiffer graduate who got his training at the college's station WSPC. Since the letters had become available, Norman put them on his station.
The call letters WSPC were first used by a police radio station in Michigan. An agreement was reached to have the letters transferred to a new broadcast station being built in Anniston, Alabama, and owned by Stanton Ingram and Elbert Boozer. Operating at 1390 kHz with 5 kW D and 1 kW DN, WSPC opened in July 1949. In about 1952, WHMA, a competing station in Anniston, bought WSPC and these call letters were then abandoned.[7]
- ^ "Call Letter Origins". Radio History on the Web.
- ^ "WSPC Facility Record". United States Federal Communications Commission, audio division.
- ^ "WSPC Station Information Profile". Arbitron.
- ^ B.J. Drye, "Every Road Leads Back to Stanly County," The Stanly News and Press, October 20, 2013, p. 5A.
- ^ Dexter Hinson, "Kinard Inducted into Broadcasting Hall of Fame," The Stanly News and Press, September 15, 2008.
- ^ "WSPC Call Sign History". United States Federal Communications Commission, audio division.
- ^ Butler, Harry D.; Alabama's First Radio Stations 1920-1960: A History of Radio Broadcasting in Alabama; Alabama Broadcasters Association, 2006
External links[edit]
- Query the FCC's AM station database for WSPC
- Radio-Locator Information on WSPC
- Query Nielsen Audio's AM station database for WSPC
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UW-Eau Claire ranks among most efficient Midwest regional universities
Physics program recognized as leader in preparing students for STEM careers
Three chemistry professors receive prestigious NSF grants
Peace Corps ranks UW-Eau Claire among top volunteer-producing schools
Eau Claire Marathon course to pass through UW-Eau Claire campus
UW MBA Consortium ranked in top 10 by US News & World Report
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Gov. Scott Walker has announced a 2015-17 UW System biennial budget proposal that includes significant reductions in state support for public higher education while also providing the UW System with increased operational flexibilities. UW-Eau Claire Chancellor James Schmidt appears in a series of videos answering questions that have been posed to him since the budget announcement.
UW-Eau Claire's state budget page is regularly updated with the latest budget information as it becomes available.
UW-Eau Claire is one of the most efficient Midwest regional universities, according to an analysis by U.S. News & World Report that compared spending and educational quality. For the spending efficiency analysis, U.S. News looked at the public and private colleges that scored the highest in the 2015 Best Colleges rankings (a measure of overall undergraduate academic educational quality) but that spent relatively less to achieve that quality. The 2015 edition of "America's Best Colleges" ranks UW-Eau Claire No. 6 among the top regional public universities in the Midwest and 33rd among all private and public institutions in the Midwest. "At UW-Eau Claire, we strive to ensure that every dollar entrusted to us from students, parents, the state of Wisconsin and our benefactors goes to support our core mission of excellence for our students," said UW-Eau Claire Chancellor James Schmidt. Full story.
Thomas Lockhart, UW-Eau Claire professor of physics and astronomy, works in a physics lab with students Tyler Tolan and Mathew Guenther as they test for the potentials of electric fields using a digital multimeter.
UW-Eau Claire's physics and astronomy department has been recognized as one of eight such departments nationally for successfully preparing students for careers in STEM (science, technology, engineering and math). The American Institute of Physics (AIP), through its Career Pathways Project (CPP), identified UW-Eau Claire's physics program as one using best practices and having a strong record of placing its bachelor's degree earners in the STEM workforce. UW-Eau Claire was cited in the AIP study report titled "Equipping Physics Majors for the STEM Workforce," which resulted from a CPP study supported by a National Science Foundation grant. Successful physics departments were identified based on site visits to departments and other methods of data collection. Full story.
Stephen Drucker, UW-Eau Claire professor of chemistry, works on research related to photochemical reactions with student Michael McDonnell.
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For the first time, UW-Eau Claire ranks among the Peace Corps' top volunteer-producing colleges and universities in the United States. With 13 graduates currently serving as Peace Corps volunteers, UW-Eau Claire ranks No. 24 on the Peace Corps' annual Top Schools rankings list among medium-size schools nationwide. Since the Peace Corps was created in 1961, 347 UW-Eau Claire graduates have served as Peace Corps volunteers.
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Fire up, Blugolds, and save the date! On May 3, the 2015 Eau Claire Marathon (full, half and relay events) will follow a course that takes runners through the UW-Eau Claire campus.
Does your bucket list include running a full or half-marathon — or getting family or friends together to form a marathon relay team? Check that box when you join fellow alumni and the more than 85 current UW-Eau Claire students who'll be participating in Eau Claire Marathon events as part of their distance running class. They're encouraging fellow students, alumni, and faculty and staff to join them, and all Blugolds will be able to purchase a special Blugold-themed shirt to wear on race day. (Note: Training groups for runners of all ability levels are meeting at Haas Fine Arts Center at 8 a.m. each Saturday through May 2. Email Tracy Yengo or Matt Evans for more information.) Are marathons more of a spectator sport for you? Plan now to come to campus for one of the most scenic vantage points for watching the race and cheering on the competitors as they pass the 24-mile mark. Water and cheering stations and lots of fun activities are being planned.
For more information and to register for the Eau Claire Marathon, visit the race website at www.eauclairemarathon.com. See you May 3 on Wisconsin's Most Beautiful Campus for the Eau Claire Marathon!
UW MBA Consortium ranked in top 10 by U.S. News & World Report
U.S. News & World Report has ranked the University of Wisconsin MBA Consortium program in the top 10 online MBA programs for 2015. That puts the program in the top 5 percent of ranked MBA programs across the country. The program is also the top ranked program among Wisconsin, Illinois, Minnesota, Michigan and Iowa universities, both public and private. Schools included in the UW MBA Consortium are UW-Eau Claire, UW-La Crosse, UW-Parkside and UW Oshkosh. The Consortium is managed at UW-Eau Claire.
It's game time for UW-Eau Claire students enrolled in Chris Hlas' Honors course in game analysis and design. Hlas, a mathematics professor specializing in mathematics education and motivation, developed the Honors course to analyze the experience of games and how they intersect with education and learning. The University Honors Program is a stimulating community of learners, designed for academically talented, high-potential students. The courses are designed to provide close interaction between students and faculty and emphasize active learning, civic engagement, global expertise and sustainability.
Sixteen hundred pounds of plastic waste collected in residence halls at UW-Eau Claire has been diverted from landfills due to the university's participation in the Wisconsin Wrap Recycling Action Program, a statewide public-private initiative to reduce plastic waste and increase plastic bag and film recycling in Wisconsin, which began last fall. WRAP enlists partner organizations to collect recyclable plastic bags and film. So far, UW-Eau Claire is one of only two universities in the UW System partnering with WRAP.
James L. Moore, associate provost for the Office of Diversity and Inclusion at The Ohio State University, will visit UW-Eau Claire to provide insight on recruiting and retaining a more diverse student population. As part of his visit Moore will present his research on mentoring and retaining males in higher education Feb. 23 from 4-5:30 p.m. in Room 1415 of Centennial Hall. The results of his research, he said, can also be applied to women of color.
Prepare to dance the night away at UW-Eau Claire's 41st annual Viennese Ball. The event will be presented from 6:30 p.m.-1 a.m. April 10-11 in Davies Student Center. The largest Viennese ball outside of Vienna itself, the event is presented both evenings and is a much-anticipated fundraiser for music, service and international study scholarships for UW-Eau Claire students. Ticket brochures were mailed during the first week of February, and a printable ticket order form is available online. Ticket orders must be submitted by U.S. Mail. If ticket requests exceed availability, orders will be returned.
UW-Eau Claire will present the Fire Ball drag show and fundraiser at 6 p.m. Feb. 27 and 28 in the Ojibwe Grand Ballroom of Davies Center. The Fire Ball, which has become one of the university's largest events, will feature outstanding local and national performers, including Raven and Alyssa Edwards from "RuPaul's Drag Race."
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Industry | Musical instruments |
Founded | 1980 |
Founder(s) | Grover Jackson and Randy Rhoads |
Headquarters | Scottsdale, Arizona |
Area served | Global |
Products | Guitars |
Owner(s) | Fender Musical Instruments Corporation |
Website | www.jacksonguitars.com |
Type | Private |
Industry | Musical instruments |
Founded | 1980 |
Founder(s) | Grover Jackson and Randy Rhoads |
Headquarters | Scottsdale, Arizona |
Area served | Global |
Products | Guitars |
Owner(s) | Fender Musical Instruments Corporation |
Website | www.jacksonguitars.com |
Jackson is a brand of electric guitar that bears the name of its founder, Grover Jackson.
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Grover Jackson obtained ownership in Charvel's Guitar Repair of Glendora, California in the 1970s with a promise to bolster Charvel's business. Wayne Charvel eventually sold his interest to Grover Jackson on November 10, 1978, which gave Jackson control of the business and the Charvel brand.[1]
Jackson Guitars originated in 1980 when guitarist Randy Rhoads approached Charvel with an idea for an individualized guitar. The collaborative design effort between Rhoads, Grover Jackson, Tim Wilson, and Mike Shannon resulted in the creation of the Concorde, an innovative revamp of the traditional Flying V.[2] The Rhoads guitar model designs were such a departure from Charvel's Stratocaster-based models that Grover elected to label them with his own name.
Throughout the heavy metal heyday of the 1980s, the Jackson brand was associated with high-quality, American-made, custom instruments, and was endorsed by many popular guitarists of the period. In addition to the original Randy Rhoads models, the 1980s spawned distinctively designed Jackson models such as the Soloist, King V, and Kelly, all of which remain icons of the brand.
The 1990s brought changes in musical trends, and brands like Jackson began producing inexpensive, Asian-made versions of their staple designs in an effort to make their products more attractive and accessible to lower-end buyers.
In the Fall of 2002, Fender Musical Instrument Corporation purchased Jackson/Charvel, and U.S. operations were moved to the Fender factory in Corona, CA. Present day Fender era Jacksons (and Charvels) are being produced at the Corona works.
After several years of running a successful company doing sub-contracting work for many well known guitar companies and extensive design consultancy,Grover Jackson is now co-owner of a new guitar brand, GJ2 Guitars, in Orange County, California. His partner in this venture is former Fender Senior Vice President Jon Gold. Grover Jackson maintains his lifelong commitment to the highest quality USA made guitars.
From the earliest beginnings until the present day, Jackson Guitars is known for its slender, elegant designs, and feature aggressive motifs that are popular with hard rock and metal musicians.
Traditionally, Jackson (and many Charvel) guitars share the typical pointed headstock that first appeared on the Rhoads prototype in 1980. This likely arose from trade dress infringement issues as a result of Charvel's use of Fender Stratocaster shaped headstocks until the early 1980s. Fender's 2002 acquisition of both the Jackson and Charvel brands has enabled the Strat-style headstock to be reintroduced (under license).
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This discussion group is exploring ways to improve the early stages of an acquisition, such as market research and defining a contract's requirements. The purpose is to find innovative ways to enable the government and industry to connect and find solutions together. More importantly, the General Services Administration has said it will test the most promising ideas in future contracts.
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Companies are putting their training resources online so that busy acquisition employees can take courses when their schedules permit. Agencies have been recording interviews with experienced acquisition employees and sharing the videos with newer employees so they can benefit from their predecessors' expertise.
Strategic sourcing
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