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(Wed 11/25/09) - After you've gorged yourself on turkey tomorrow, you may want to walk it off in the woods this weekend. National Forest Christmas tree permits are now available for $10.00 each. Each permit allows for the cutting of one tree on National Forest System Lands. There is a limit of five permits per household. Trees must be for personal use, not for resale. The permit must be clearly displayed around a branch of the tree before leaving the cutting area. When cutting your tree remember that trees may not be cut within 100 feet of roads or within 200 feet of campgrounds, picnic areas, scenic pullouts, administrative sites, timber sale areas or designated Wilderness areas. Maximum tree height is 20 feet. Cut your tree six inches or less above the ground, or below the lowest living branch, whichever is lower. If boughs are wanted, please choose a taller tree than needed (maximum 20 feet) and use the lower branches for boughs. Please do not cut boughs from other living trees.
Christmas tree permits are available at the Douglas Ranger District office at 2250 E. Richards St. Monday -Friday; 8 a.m. to 12:00, and 1 pm to 4:30. Call 358-4690 for more information.
(Tue 11/24/09) - A long-planned expansion is getting underway at a Douglas nursing home. Douglas Care Center broke ground yesterday on a $5 million dollar expansion project. Joe Rude is president of Health Management Services, owner of the company that operates Douglas Care Center, says the construction and remodeling will virtually double the square footage of the Center, which was built in 1968, and will offer a more comfortable setting for residents... audio here
Rude says they'll add more than just living space... audio here
Rude also says that they'll upgrade mechanical systems, including replacement of the old boiler, and the addition of a mechanical air exchange system, which will allow air conditioning in the building for the first time. Rude says they should have construction equipment on hand by the first of next week... they hope to have concrete work down before the ground freezes, and construction at Douglas Care Center should be complete within 12 to 14 months. The $5 million dollar project is being funded through a USDA Rural Development Guarenteed Business and Industry Loan through Converse County Bank.
(Tue 11/24/09) - An appeals hearing has been set for Dec. 17 for two Glenrock police officers who were fired after they chased and Tasered a 76-year-old man driving a tractor during this summer's Deer Creek Days parade. Mayor Steve Cielinski says the Glenrock Town Council will serve as the appeals board for the hearing. He says officials intend to close the meeting to the public. The Glenrock Police Department fired Officer Michael Kavenius and Sgt. Paul Brown for their roles in the Aug. 1 Taser incident at the annual parade. Their firing came after a consultant's internal investigation and a probe by the Wyoming Division of Criminal Investigation. An attorney for the officers has said they didn't violate any laws, police rules or procedures. No charges were filed in the incident.
(Mon 11/23/09) - A former Wyoming state trooper from Douglas has been sentenced to 15 years in prison for kidnapping a truck driver in what prosecutors say was an aborted murder plot. Federal judge Alan B. Johnson said Friday he regarded Franklin Joseph Ryle's plan as half-baked. But the judge said there was no doubt his offense was serious and required a significant sentence. The 42-year-old Ryle pleaded guilty in July to charges he violated the civil rights of Wal-Mart trucker Richard Smidt by pulling him over and kidnapping him in January near Douglas. Ryle also admitted to carrying a firearm during the crime, a factor that added a mandatory five years to his sentence. Ryle has said he intended to stage an accident involving the truck and his patrol car to try to get a settlement from Wal-Mart. Prosecutors have said he intended to murder the driver, but Ryle ultimately released him unharmed.
(Mon 11/16/09) - The U.S. Forest Service has released a new plan that allows for more poison to be used to control prairie dog populations in parts of Thunder Basin National Grassland northeast of Douglas. There are an estimated 4,000 acres of black-tailed prairie dog colonies on the 572,000-acre grassland, intermingled with about a million acres of private land. The prairie dog population is dwindling, but private landowners work to keep the animals off their property out of fear that they will eat grass meant for livestock, damage crops and spread disease. The new plan comes after four years of talks between environmental groups, ranchers and wildlife officials. It allows for poison in some areas after other management attempts, such as moving the animals or using prescribed burning,
(Tue 11/10/09) - Tomorrow' is Veterans' Day, and there's a variety of activities scheduled to help honor and remember our veterans. Here in Douglas, the public's invited to honor American's veterans on Nov. 11 at the Douglas American Legion. Cannons will be fired off tomorrow morning beginning at 6am. A ceremony will be held at the post home at 6th and Oak beginning at 7 am. Breakfast will follow upstairs at the Legion. The cost $7.00 per person. An open house will be held at the post home during the day of Nov. 11.
In observance of Veterans Day and Native American Heritage Month, the National Historic Trails Interpretive Center in Casper will host two free public presentations by Eastern Shoshone cultural interpreter Willie LeClair. LeClair, a member of the Eastern Shoshone Tribe, will speak Wednesday at 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. in the NHTIC theater about the traditions of his people and the importance of the warrior in Shoshone culture.Both presentations are free and open to the public. The entrance fee at the NHTIC will be waived for the visiting public on Wednesday, Nov. 11 in honor of all veterans.
The Oregon Trail State Veteran's Cemetery in Evansville will host their annual Veterans Day Ceremony tomorrow morning at 11 a.m. Travis Vendela, a disabled Iraq War veteran, will provide the keynote address following a tribute to departed comrades.
(Mon 11/9/09) - Members of the Utility Workers Union of America have rejected a proposed three-year contract offer from Rocky Mountain Power Co. More than 93 percent of the members of the Local 127 union voted on the contract. Of those, 98 percent voted against the contract language, according to the ballot counted Friday. Union officials said the main objections were a freeze on the defined benefit pension plan, increases in medical premiums and deductibles' loss of vacation and bereavement pay, among other issues. Local 127 represents 587 employees at three PacifiCorp power plants -- the Dave Johnston plant at Glenrock, Wyodak near Gillette and the Jim Bridger Power Plant east of Rock Springs-- as well as transmission line workers across the state. The union says contract negotiations will begin again on Nov. 19.
(Fri 11/6/09) - One case of West Nile in Converse County... The Wyoming Department of Health reports that 12 Wyoming residents were infected by West Nile virus this year, resulting in one death and three hospitalizations. The department said Friday that the laboratory-confirmed cases included four in Fremont County, three in Goshen County, two in Platte County, and one each from Converse, Campbell and Washakie counties. Mosquitoes spread the virus when they feed on infected birds and then bite people or other animals. Most people never develop symptoms, but extreme cases can result in meningitis or encephalitis. Last year, there were 10 West Nile cases and no deaths. But this year's numbers were much lower than some previous years this decade. In 2003, the department recorded 393 human cases and 9 deaths.
(Fri 11/6/09) - Making their experience available... Former Douglas City Administrator, Bobbe Fitzhugh, and Joe Coyne, the departing Executive Director of Converse Area New Development Organization (CANDO) have announced that they'll be working together to form a new kind of consulting firm. Fitzhugh and Coyne have started a new company, Community Builders, Inc, that will offer full-service consulting solutions that include planning, funding, implementation, reporting and completion of projects. Fitzhugh has 30 years of municipal government experience and Coyne has 20 years of economic and community development experience. Coyne recently left CANDO to help create the new firm.
Following Coyne's resignation, CANDO has appointed Cindy Porter as its interim executive director. Porter has worked for CANDO for six and a half years as its Operations and Business Development Director. Coyne will continue to assist CANDO until early January as a private contractor. The CANDO board of directors will conduct a search for a permanent executive director.
(Thu 11/5/09) - The Converse County Commissioners say no to a development moratorium. At yesterday's regularly scheduled meeting, commissioners voted 5-0 against a freeze on new, large-scale development in the county. The idea came from the Northern Laramie Range Alliance, who presented the request to the Converse County Planning and Zoning Commission last Month. The Alliance was hoping to use the moratorium to block wind development in the mountains south of Glenrock. The original request was for a 90-day freeze on new, large-scale industrial development over $10 million dollars for land south and west of I-25, but after much discussion, the P&Z board voted to make the moratorium apply to all of Converse County, and forwarded the request on to the commissioners with a "do pass" recommendation. Planning and Zoning chair Bobbie Larsen explainged their thinking... audio here
Commissioner Jim Willox said he wouldn't vote for a county-wide moratorium, but said that the commission needed to begin to look at the bigger picture... audio here
County Commission chair Ed Werner says the request for a development moratorium will set some wheels in motion... audio here
(Tue 11/3/09) - By 186 votes, Converse County Voters say no to a one-cent sales tax to pay for a new County Justice Center. Voters cast 1,214 votes against and 1,028 votes for the sixth-cent tax that would have funded the proposed 28.5 million dollar project. It's the second time that the issue has failed at the polls. 14 of 19 precincts voted against the tax, 4 precincts voted for, and the Guthrie precinct was an even split with 37 votes for and 37 against. Right at one-third of the registered voters in Converse County came to the polls on Tuesday to cast their votes.
(Wed 11/25/09) - Former Denver Bronco Karl Mecklenburg is coming to Douglas. Mecklenburg played in 6 pro bowls and 3 super bowls with the Broncos. He is a member of the Denver Broncos Ring of Fame. He will be here Tuesday December 8th at 1:00 p.m. in the DHS Auditorium. The public is welcome to attend. The title of his speech is, "Six Keys to Success: Teamwork, Courage, Dedication, Desire, Honesty and Forgiveness, and Goal Setting". At the completion of his speech there will be a pep assembly, introducing DHS winter sports programs and honoring our 3A State Champion Football Team. The pep assembly will last about 1/2 hour (2:00-2:30 p.m.). Mecklenburg has also written a book entitled, "Heart of a Student Athlete: All-Pro Advice for Competitors and their Families".
(Mon 11/23/09) - Post-season honors continue to roll in for Converse County's high school football players. At the Casper Star-Tribune's Super 25 banquet Friday night, Douglas senior Pierre Etchemendy was named Offensive Player of the Year. Etchemendy served primarily as a back-up running back last year but made the 2008 Super 25 team on the strength of his defense. This year he exploded with over 2,000 yards rushing and 29 touchdowns. Etchemendy also set a Douglas High School record of six touchdowns in a game in a memorable rout of the Rawlins Outlaws. Etchemendy gave the Bearcats their second consecutive offensive player of the year award. Cody Bohlander won the award last year.
The Wyoming Football Coaches Association has named their All-State and All Conference list, and in 3A, state champion Douglas had 10 first-team selections. Bearcats All-Staters include Pierre Etchemendy, Justin Melton, Quentin Kane, Colter McNare, Trent Boner, Dylan Klava, Hayden Barker, Tyler Crawford, Mitch Espland and Paul Foy. Taylor Lisco and Keith Thompson were named All-Conference.\par Bearcats senior Pierre Etchemendy was named 3A East Conference Player of the Year and coach Jay Rhoades was named 3A East Coach of the Year.
In 2A, Glenrock Herders on the All-State list include Dustin Worthington, Kyle Farley, Austin Smith, Cory Dewald, Colter Macormic and Troy Pinkerton. All-Conference players from the Herders include Murphy Johnston, Tyler VanAntwerp and Jon Likes.
(Fri 11/20/09) - Five Converse County football players have been named to this year's Casper Star Tribune Super 25 list, honoring the top players across the state. Douglas seniors Pierre Etchemendy, Quentin Kane and Colter McNare, and Glenrock seniors Austin Smith and Dustin Worthington have been selected for one of the state's top high school football honors. The Super 25 selection process includes players' weekly statistice, as well as heavy input from coaches across the state. Named to the Super 25 second team were Douglas's Tyler Crawford and Justin Melton... third team honors to Douglas's Hayden Barker and Glenrock's Cory DeWald and Kyle Farley. Honorable mentions to Douglas's Mitch Espeland and Glenrock's Colter Macormic.
(Mon 11/16/09) - Back-to-back State titles for the Douglas Bearcats football team... audio here
That's Cats head coach Jay Rhoades after the game Saturday when Douglas beat Cody 44-14 to win the Class 3A Wyoming state title. Quarterback Hayden Barker ran for one touchdown and threw for three more... audio here
Barker scored on a 40-yard touchdown run in the first quarter. He connected on a 69-yard touchdown pass to Mitch Espeland and a 48-yard TD strike to Justin Melton to put the Bearcats up 25-0 in the second quarter. Barker completed 10 of 14 passes for 242 yards. Danny Palmer also caught a Barker pass late in the game, and Dylan Klava ran in a 3-yarder to score. Cody (8-3) scored on a 4-yard touchdown pass from Matt Frost to Jeremy Tuten in the second quarter and on a 10-yard TD run by Frost in the fourth quarter. Pierre Etchemendy ran for two touchdowns and led the Bearcats in rushing with 152 yards. Saturday's yardage put Etchemendy over 2000 yards rushing for the season. Douglas had 508 yards of total offense, holding Cody to 217 yards.
The Bearcats capped a perfect season at 11-0 with Saturday's win. Douglas was never behind in a game this season, and outscored its 11 foes by a combined point spread of 517-92
(Mon 11/16/09) - Glenrock Herders are runners-up... Quarterback Mitch Syverson racked up 262 yards of offense and two scores to lead Thermopolis to a 22-20 victory over Glenrock for the Wyoming Class 2A state football title. Syverson ran for 155 yards for the Bobcats (10-1), who won their first state title in 27 years on Friday. Syverson opened the scoring with a 17-yard run in the first quarter and put Thermopolis up for good at 14-8 with a 50-yard run in the second quarter. The Bobcats took a 22-8 lead on a 22-yard touchdown pass from Syverson to Chris Leyba in the third quarter. Glenrock (9-2) was shooting for a second straight state title and got back on touchdown runs by Dustin Worthington and Cory Dewald. On both touchdowns, however, the Thermopolis defense came up with big stops on Glenrock's attempted 2-point conversions.
(Tue 11/10/09) - The Douglas Bearcats are heading for Laramie. The Cats meet the Cody Broncs Saturday morning at 10:30 Douglas High School has two buses lined up for Satuday, November 14th. Both buses will leave at 7:30 Saturday morning from the back parking lot at DHS.
Bus #1 - Pep Bus (Students Only) - This bus will hold 48 students. There is no charge to ride on the Pep Bus.- Your ticket to the game is not provided. - Must sign up by Thursday, November 12th at noon. 358-4040 or DHS Activity Office
Bus #2 - Adult Bus (Adults Only) \line This bus will hold 20 people. The cost is $32.00 per person. - This fee does not include your ticket to the game. - There is no alcohol or tobacco allowed on the bus. - Must sign up by Thursday, November 12th at noon. 358-4040 or DHS Activity Office
TICKETS are available at the ACTIVITY OFFICE starting today - $15.00 Adults (All Sessions - Friday and Saturday) - $10.00 Students (All Sessions - Friday and Saturday) - $10.00 Adults (Saturday games only) - $7.00 Students (Saturday games only)
(Tue 11/10/09) - A win for the Pronghorns... at the First American Bank tournament in Gillette on Saturday, the Gillete Pronghorns beat Miles Community College from Miles City, Montana, 76-66 to take the tournament championship. Glenrock's Nikki Tresch was one of three players to knock down 17 points in the win. Gillette beat Dawson Community College from Glendive on Friday to advance to the championship game. Tresch had 4 3-pointers and 20 points in that game. It's the inaugural season for basketball at the Gillette Campus.
(Fri 11/6/09) - Bearcats head for the title game... Douglas will get a chance to defend last year's state football title next week when they meet Cody to play fot the 3A State Championship. Douglas beat Worland 56-14 tonight to advance to the championship game. The Cats rolled up 446 yards of offense, holding Worland to 175 yards. Douglas quarterback Hayden Barker connected on 5 of 10 passes for 83 yards, 1 touchdown and 2 interceptions. Pierre Etchemendy carried the ball 16 times for 216 yards and two touchdowns, and caught a third td in the endzone. Colter McNare carried 8 time for 37 yards and two touchdowns. Paul Foy earned the first touchdown of the game when he snagged and interception and ran it in 11 yards for the score. Brady Parks grabbed a late score on a 34-yard run, and Justin Melton scored on an 84 yard kickoff retun.
Douglas will meet Cody in the 3A title game Sat 11/14, 10:30am. The Cody Broncs jumped out to an early lead and beat Buffalo 32-14.
Glenrock will play Thermopolis for the 2A title on Friday the 13th, 2:00pm. Glenrock took their win streak to 21 games with a 28-7 over Greybull. Earlier this afternoon, Thermopolis beat Kemmerer 33-13 at Kemmerer.
In 4A, Don Julian's Sheridan Broncs snag a field goal inside the final minute to beat Kelly Walsh 9-7, and Cheyenne Central tips the Gillette Camels 27-10. Sheridan meets Central for the championship Sat 11/14 at 3:30pm at the War.
1A, Southeast smokes Wind River 42-12... Southeast meets the winner of Saturday's lingle-Ft Laramie - Cokeville semi. The 1A championships is Fri, 11/13 at 11:30a.
6-man, Guernsey-Sunrise continues to roll as they knock off Hanna-Elk Mtn 46-34, and Kaycee sneaks past Midwest 58-56... Guernsey plays Kaycee for the 6-man title Saturday 11/14 at 1:00pm.


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* Today's game marks the first Big Ten Conference game as a head coach for Indiana head coach Tom Crean. Crean is now 90-57 (.612) in his head coaching career in conference games. He was 52-28 at Marquette as a member of Conference-USA and 38-28 as a member of the BIG EAST.
* Crean is now 2-1 in his head coaching career in conference openers. He won his first conference game at Marquette, a 56-38 victory over Saint Louis on Jan. 5, 2000 to begin his Conference-USA career 1-0. He also opened his BIG EAST career with a 94-79 win over #2 Connecticut on Jan. 3, 2005.
* For the first time since freshmen became eligible in 1974, the Hoosiers started four freshmen in a Big Ten opener (Tom Pritchard, Matt Roth, Verdell Jones III and Nick Williams joined junior Devan Dumes in the starting lineup against the Hawkeyes).
* The Hoosiers held Iowa to 5-for-14 long distance shooting in the game, and only surrendered one in six attempts in the second half. The Hawkeyes came into the game second in the nation, averaging 8.5 three-point field goals made per game and had made 14 in their last game against Ohio State.
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* Indiana matched its season-low with 11 turnovers in the contest (Chaminade).
* The Hoosiers made their last ten free throws over the last 12:10 to keep themselves in the game and have a chance to win down the stretch.
* Indiana outrebounded Iowa, 30-27 in the game, the fifth opponent IU has outrebounded this season and second in the last three games.
* Devan Dumes went a perfect 6-for-6 from the free throw line, the most free throws made by a Hoosier without a miss this season.
* Indiana's bench outscored the Hawkeye reserves by a 10-2 margin in the contest.
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* Freshman guard Matt Roth earned his second start of the season, and first since Nov. 24 against Notre Dame at the EA Sports Maui Invitational. He finished with seven points in a season-high 30 minutes. * Junior guard Devan Dumes poured in 12 points (including 6-for-6 from the free throw line) and grabbed a career-high seven rebounds before fouling out for the Hoosiers. This is also his sixth consecutive game in double figures.
* Senior forward Kyle Taber added 4 points and 5 rebounds in 17 minutes of action.
* Freshman guard Verdell Jones III also set a season-high in minutes with 32 and matched his season-high of four rebounds to go along with six points.
* Freshman walk-on Broderick Lewis equaled his career high by playing three minutes in the contest and gave the Hoosiers a spark defensively on the interior.
* Freshman Malik Story had six points and a pair of three-point field goals in the game, the second time in his career he had done that (Gonzaga).
* Freshman Tom Pritchard dropped in 11 points, three rebounds and two assists in 30 minutes.
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U.S. Navy, Platoon/Squad LeaderSummary: Terry Purcell has alot of knowledge in the Law enforcement field and he's a great team player.
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Terry, Thanks for the friendship. Hope you have a wonderful Labor Day. Andrew
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Hey Terry--Thanks for the add and for your service t our country. Nice to meet you. Hope the week has been good to you. Be safe up there in Suffolk and have a wonderful weekend. Carl
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stopping by to say hello-how are you- hope all is well- talk to you later-here it is 00:30 a.m.see you soon
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Sirius XM's iPhone App will indeed support multitasking on Apple's iOS 4.0 platform, according to the tip, but will also come with several other updates.
According to the tip, since AT&T is changing their wireless plans from the unlimited data access previously allowed, the Sirius XM iPhone App will now include a "Data Warning Screen" to make customers aware of data consumption by the App. There is also expected to be an updated login screen, so users no longer need to pick Sirius or XM prior to logging in.
The App is also rumored to be getting the ability to "Reorganize Favorites" - pressing "Edit" in the upper right hand corner allows the user to drag to rearrange their favorite channels, pressing "Done" sets the changes. The same functionality will be made available to songs tagged in your shopping cart.
Another feature avid users will enjoy is Auto Play. The last channel will begin playing automatically at login if this setting is turned on. There's also going to be a screenlock override allowing your screen to not "go dark"/"lock" while using the app.
Got multiple accounts? No worries! You can now you can logout and enter new credentials without having to delete and reinstall the app.
There's other small changes made to the interface supposedly coming down the pipe, as well as improved reliability and stability updates.
The sad thing is that this information was leaked quite some time ago, and I was expecting that Sirius XM would have been able to update the App "soon" which is why I sat on it. But since it looks like we're in an indefinite holding pattern (hopefully until Apple approves the App?), there's no harm in sharing the info with other satellite radio fans while we wait.


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LG hosts a press event on May 30, likely for Asian Optimus G Pro
LG has sent invitations for an upcoming press conference, which will take place in Macau on May 30.
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Almasi Collaborative Arts will launch on-going year-round series of play readings beginning this month. Almasi is an arts organisation, which primarily focuses on arts education in order to contribute to the goal of professionalising the Zimbabwean arts industry.
The play reading series focuses on value of education in the dramatic arts, which is a core value of Almasi.
The first reading will take place on Friday 30 November 2012 at the University of Zimbabwe Beit Hall from 2pm-530pm and it's free and open to all.
"Dramatic literacy is a crucial component of powerful, excellent play making," said the multi-award winning Zimbabwean-American playwright and actress Danai Gurira who is the co-founder of Almasi.
"During my time in Zimbabwe I have noticed that a component needed in Zimbabwean dramatic arts development is the comprehension and in-depth analysis of excellent dramatic works that have come before.
"Without an awareness and understanding of some of the greatest dramatic works ever written, an artist cannot develop the level of dramatic literacy necessary to create compelling, well structured, dramatic works, work that can compete on a global level and leave behind a legacy of great Zimbabwean dramatic works."
The play reading series which aims to nurture the Zimbabwean dramatic arts community would be launched with a reading and post performance discussion of Lorraine Hansberry's "A Raisin in the Sun".
The Pulitzer Prize winning play has been referred to as "one of the greatest American plays ever written." The play is set in 1950's America and it tells the plight of an African American family and the frustration they experience as second class citizens in that era.
"A Raisin in the Sun" was the first Broadway production written by an African American woman and the first by an African American to win the New York Drama Critics Circle Award in 1959.
Patience Tawengwa who would be directing the reading of "A Raisin in the Sun" said the whole exercise was a great initiative.
"It enable us to develop the way we probe, understand and unlock the sub world of scripts in order to make discoveries and go places that will enable us to stage much richer performances."
"Recently we had a visiting South African director who openly said our standards in the Zimbabwean arts industry are very, very low and at best we are operating at a community theatre level.
"So it's essential that we embrace ways to redress this and improve.
"We often rush to put up productions on stage without investing the time to bring to life the sub world of the play. One of the pieces of advice I have read in a book by a very accomplished director is this -- 'A director or actor must be a master of narrative'," she said.
The first cycle of the play reading series will consist of 10 notable plays from around the world with three plays by August Wilson, an African American prolific playwright, who chronicled the journey of African Americans through the 20th century in a ten play cycle.
His plays are some of the most celebrated and a powerful example of documenting the voice of one's people and culture through brilliant dramatic works.
Wole Soyinka's "Death and the King's Horseman", and other plays by Bertolt Brecht, Samuel Beckett, Luigi Pirandello and Gurira's "The Convert", would also be used.
Gurira said the series would also nurture dramaturgy, which is the process of deeply researching the specifics of the world under exploration so that the portrayal can be rich, resonant and specific to the placement of the play.
"Also crucial in dramaturgy is comprehension of the structure of the story laid out and the cohesion of the story in terms of theme, character, plot and resolution. These components are vital to a high standard of play making," she said.


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Cheyenne, WY Man, formerly out of Havre, Montana, Convicted for Felon in Possession of a Firearm
U.S. Attorney Christopher A. Crofts announced today that Brian Hayden Allen, formerly of Havre, Montana and currently a Cheyenne, Wyoming resident, was convicted in federal court. A jury found Allen guilty of "Felon in Possession of a Firearm" after a three-day jury trial in the U.S. District Court in Casper. Allen will be sentenced by Federal District Court Judge Scott Skavdahl on September 4, 2014.The investigation in this case was conducted by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, along with the Cheyenne Police Department and Laramie County Sheriff's Office.
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Charles Bronson at 63 or so, continues his vigilante persona in this run-of-the-mill crime drama about a Richard Speck-style killer who knifes young nurses to death. There is no doubt that the film exploits both the heinous, 1966 Speck murder of eight nurses in Chicago and an audience's willingness to go along with the Bronson character, Leo Kessler, when he uses illegal means to entrap criminals. The captured killer, Warren Stacey (Gene Davis) manages to go free because of red tape and the need to wait for the outcome of his insanity plea. When he returns to his murderous predilection, Kessler takes action to permanently stop him.~ Eleanor Mannikka, All Movie Guide
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Cast: Charles Bronson, Lisa Eilbacher, Andrew Stevens, Geoffrey Lewis, Gene Davis
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Directed by: J. Lee Thompson
Written by: J. Lee Thompson, William Roberts
Running time: 1hr 41min
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Microsoft's free antivirus developed in Israel
Posted By ISRAEL21c Staff On October 5, 2009 @ 9:45 am In | 2 Comments
The new Microsoft Security Essentials antivirus program was developed at the Microsoft Israel R&D center.
Last week, Microsoft Corporation announced that it will allow free downloads of the Security Essentials program for its registered private customers.
The beta version of the program has been available for several months. Owners of legal versions of Microsoft Windows can download Microsoft Security Essentials without registering. The program also works on thin hardware such as Netboxes.
Development of the program began in December 2008 at the R&D center north of Tel Aviv in Herzliya Pituach.
Microsoft Israel product team leader Shai Kariv told Israel's leading financial news service Globes [online]: "We've added new options for private users with our antivirus. The product uses the latest antivirus technologies. It's easy to use, download and maintain, and it's free. There's no need to register anywhere, and there's no advertising on it."
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In 1975, when trade magazines reported that the first Superman movie was in development, a thousand news outlets across the country received a peculiar letter, single-spaced and ten pages long. "I, Jerry Siegel, the co-originator of Superman, put a curse on the Superman movie!" the letter said. "I hope it super-bombs. I hope loyal Superman fans stay away from it in droves. I hope the whole world, becoming aware of the stench that surrounds Superman, will avoid the movie like a plague." In comics and on television, Superman stood for "truth, justice, and the American way"—as his famous catchphrase has it. But Siegel wrote that "the people who exploit and profit from Superman are greedy and selfish," and had cheated him out of the rights to his creation. Now he was sixty-one years old, destitute, and in poor health. He begged fans to avenge him. The episode forms the climax of Brad Ricca's "Superboys" (St. Martin's), a dual biography of Siegel, who wrote the first "Superman" stories, and of Joe Shuster, who first drew them. It's a portrait of the artists as nebbishes, Clark Kents who conjured their longings into a bankable fantasy but signed away their rights to it.


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Pimm's Cup: the Wimbledon Cocktail
Serve up some refreshment with this enticing, slightly spicy British potion.
The Kentucky Derby has its Mint Julep. The Preakness has the Black Eyed Susan cocktail. And if you're lucky enough to snags seats for Wimbledon this month, you'll undoubtedly find yourself sipping a few glasses of the enticing British potion known as a Pimm's Cup. Even if you aren't a tennis fan, or will be watching the tournament on the telly, this slightly spicy and refreshingly tangy tipple is worth discovering this summer.
The Pimm's Cup's origins date back to 1832, when London oyster bar owner James Pimm started offering guests a gin-based beverage containing quinine and a secret blend of spices. The elixir was dubbed as a digestion aid, and served to patrons in small tankards known as "No. 1 Cups". The drink's popularity quickly grew, and by the end of the 19th century it was ubiquitous all over the United Kingdom. The first Pimm's bar opened at the 1971 Wimbledon tournament, and today over 80,000 pints of Pimm's and lemonade are sold there to spectators each year. (The other de rigueur beverage at the renowned tennis championships, by the way, is Champagne. Not too shabby either.)
Its sprightly, striking garnish is an integral part of a well-made Pimm's Cup. Purists wouldn't dare use anything except mint, cucumber, strawberries and apples—in a word, only ingredients that are available in Britain. The classic recipe calls for one part Pimm's to two parts lemonade—the Brits' version is clear and carbonated, and if you can't find it, you can substitute lemon lime soda. Modern variations endlessly tinker with the classic recipe, replacing the lemonade with ginger beer or tonic, and departing from the classic topper to decorate the glass with orange twists, pineapple slices or passion fruit. Any way it's mixed, the fizzy, tea-hued sip is served with ice in a tall glass and artfully garnished.
Traditional Pimm's Cup
2 oz. Pimm's No. 1
4 oz. English lemonade or lemon-lime soda
Mint sprig, cucumber slice, strawberry slice and apple slice, for garnish
Add ice to a chilled tall glass. Add the Pimm's and lemonade or lemon lime soda. Stir gently, and garnish with the mint sprig, cucumber slice, strawberry slice and apple slice
Kelly Magyarics is a wine and spirits writer, and wine educator, in the Washington, DC area. She can be reached through her website, www.kellymagyarics.com, or on www.twitter.com/kmagyarics.


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We have two fellowship-trained total joint replacement orthopedic surgeons on our medical staff and an Orthopedics & Neuroscience Unit dedicated to the care of those recovering from joint replacement and orthopedic surgery.
Our Orthopedics & Neuroscience Unit is newly remodeled and opened in August 2008 with private rooms, a gym, and a health care team of nurses, bedside caregivers, and therapists dedicated to orthopedics. The unit features warm colors and a homelike atmosphere, complete with a Family & Visitor Nourishment Center that gives your loved ones access to a refrigerator, microwave, and ice machine right on the unit. Learn more…
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Every year it seems certain religious organizations, namely those who feel excluded, ask that the National Day of Prayer be a more ecumenical event. (I've written this story at least once.) Two thousand eight is no different, as this report from the DMN religion blog notes:
We mentioned days ago a Jewish group's complaint that the National Day of Prayer had been "hijacked" by the Christian right.
The Council on American-Islamic Relations has joined with that group, Jews on First, to call for inclusive celebrations on Thursday, the day of prayer.
Here's a news release from CAIR. It urges all people of faith "to contact governors and other elected officials nationwide to ask that any government-sponsored 'National Day of Prayer' observances on May 1st be representative of our nation's religious diversity."
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It's back to school time for college students across the area, and we want to send you back to class in style! Look out for the FC Dallas Soccer Tour including our inflatable goal(at most events), FC Dallas giveaways including koozies, sunglasses & t-shirts, a chance to win tickets to the LA Galaxy game & a team autographed ball as well as information on our upcoming college night on Saturday, September 13th against Vancouver.
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The accolades keep rolling in for FC Dallas this week on the back of their 5-0 win in San Jose. FC Dallas had two players and their head coach named to the MLSsoccer.com Team of the Week, while three FCD players also appeared on the Week 23 Castrol Index Top 20.
On the MLSsoccer.com Team of the Week, we saw Fabian Castillo, Tesho Akindele and Oscar Pareja make the weekly best XI. Here's what they had to say:
F: Fabián Castillo (FC Dallas) – Two great solo goals, an assist, and easily the best player on the pitch. Virtually unplayable at times against the Earthquakes.
F: Tesho Akindele (FC Dallas) – Played the poacher role to absolute perfection, helping Dallas beat the Earthquakes soundly 5-0.
Coach: Oscar Pareja (FC Dallas) – In what was supposed to be a must-win for San Jose, Pareja and FCD turned the game at Buck Shaw into a laugher.
On the weekly Castrol Index, rookie Tesho Akindele finished in the top spot overall after scoring a hat trick against San Jose. Fabian Castillo finished fifth on the list while goalkeeper Raul Fernandez who earned a shutout in the win finished 10th.
Fabian Castillo was absolutely unstoppable on Saturday night in San Jose notching two goals and an assist in the 5-0 rout of the Earthquakes. Castillo has a goal or an assist in his last 10 MLS/LHUSOC matches and has a career-high eight goal in MLS this season. Castillo's first goal in San Jose, an unbelievable mazy run that beat practically the entire 'Quakes back line, has been nominated for AT&T MLS Goal of the Week. This is his third nomination this season.
Vote Fabian!
WATCH: GOTW Week 23
Saturday's 5-0 win at San Jose was pretty epic. Not only did Tesho Akindele make his claim for MLS Rookie of the Year, but Fabian Castillo showed everyone that he's perhaps the hottest attacking player in the league right now. Here's some of the numbers behind FCD's historic win:
Tesho Akindele
-Tesho scored the first rookie hat trick in franchise history and fifth MLS hat trick overall in franchise history [Jeff Cunningham, Bobby Rhine, Jason Kreis & Dante Washington].
-Saturday was the seventh rookie hat trick in MLS history [Brian Maisonneuve, Pat Noonan, Will Bruin, Zack Schilawski, Kekuta Manneh, Harrison Shipp].
-In the match, Tesho broke Aleksey Korol's franchise rookie record of five goals in a season set back in 2000
-Tesho has scored six goals in his last six games, beating the FCD franchise rookie record for scoring in just his last six games.
-Tesho leads all MLS rookies in goals, one ahead of Harrison Shipp.
Fabian Castillo
-Fabian Castillo has a goal or an assist in ten straight MLS & LHUSOC matches dating back to May 31st. FCD is 7-1-2 in that stretch of games.
-Fabian Castillo currently leads FC Dallas in MLS scoring with eight goals and all competitions with 12 goals.
-Fabian's two goals on Saturday take him to eight for the season, a new single-season career high for him.
-In this 10-game stretch, Fabian has nine goals and six assists.
-Saturday's win over San Jose coupled with our 1-0 win at Chivas USA on August 3rd mark the first back-to-back road wins since 8/15/12 at Vancouver & 8/18/12 at RSL.
-With 1-0 and 5-0 wins in our last two road matches, FCD marks their first back-to-back road shutout wins in nearly ten years dating back to 5/28/05 at DC & 6/4/05 at RSL
-Saturday's 5-0 win was the largest road win by margin of victory in FC Dallas franchise history.
-Saturday's 5-0 win was San Jose's worst loss by margin of victory in their 519-game franchise history.
-Saturday marked the 10th time FCD has scored at least five goals in franchise history.
-Saturday was the fourth time in franchise history FCD has won by at least a five-goal margin.
-Saturday was the fifth time in franchise history FCD has scored at least five goals on the road.
Five goals. All of them for the good guys. Here's your match highlights:
Newest FC Dallas Homegrown signing Coy Craft has been called up to the U-18 MNT for a tournament in the Czech Republic starting today. Here are the details:
CHICAGO (Aug. 13, 2014) – U.S. Under-18 Men's National Team head coach Javier Perez has named his 20-man roster that will make the trip to the Czech Republic for the 21st International Tournament of Vaclav Jezek from Aug. 14-24.
The roster includes players from 10 states. California has the most representatives with six on the squad. Cameron Carter-Vickers, a member of Tottenham, is the only player currently living and playing abroad. Haji Wright is the sole member born in 1998, as the remaining 19 were all born in 1997.
Four players on the roster recently played in the U.S. Soccer Development Academy U-15/16 final. Jorge Ruiz and Malcolm Jones were part of 2014 national champion LA Galaxy. Justen Glad and Sabastian Saucedo led their Real Salt Lake AZ squad to a runner-up finish. Of the 20 players, 19 have ties to the Development Academy.
The U.S. U-18s last saw action at the Lisbon International Tournament and had a foreign training camp in Portugal from May 31-June 11. The U.S. went 0-2-1 over three games, tying Norway on June 6 and falling to Portugal 2-0 on June 8 and Sweden 1-0 on June 10.
Roster by Position:
GOALKEEPERS (2): Jonathan Klinsmann (Irvine Strikers; Newport Beach, Calif.), JT Marcinkowski (San Jose Earthquakes; Alamo, Calif.)
DEFENDERS (6): Cameron Carter-Vickers (Tottenham; Westcliff on Sea, Essex), Kyle Duncan (New York Red Bulls; Brooklyn, N.Y.), Justen Glad (Real Salt Lake AZ; Tucson, Ariz.), Malcolm Jones (LA Galaxy; Chino Hills, Calif.), Pablo Pelaez (San Diego Surf; San Diego, Calif.), Mauricio Pineda (Chicago Fire; Bolingbrook, Ill.)
MIDFIELDERS (8): Mukwelle Akale (Unattached; Minneapolis, Minn.), Collin Fernandez (Chicago Fire; Downers Grove, Ill.), Cameron Lindley (Chicago Fire; Carmel, Ind.), Jorge Ruiz (LA Galaxy; Mission Hills, Calif.), Sebastian Saucedo (Real Salt Lake AZ; Casa Grande, Ariz.), Ben Swanson (Crew Soccer Academy; Grove City, Ohio), Sean Wilson (Philadelphia Union; West Chester, Pa.), Jackson Yueill (Minnesota Thunder; Bloomington, Minn.)
FORWARDS (4): Coy Craft (FC Dallas; Frisco, Texas), Sebastian Elney (Boca United; Boca Raton, Fla.), Victor Mansaray (Seattle Sounders FC; Des Moines, Wash.), Haji Wright (Unattached; Los Angeles, Calif.)
Footgolf is one of the hottest things going right now and if you've been looking for your chance to play, check out this sweet deal we have in conjunction with next Friday's game against Real Salt Lake!
TONIGHT at Toyota Stadium it's the semifinals of the 101st edition of the Lamar Hunt US Open Cup as FC Dallas hosts Philadelphia for the second time in a month with a chance to host the LHUSOC Final on the line for the winner. Both teams have defeated three teams to get to this point so let's take a look back and see how each team arrived at tonight's big game in Frisco.
WATCH: FCD 2, Scorpions 0
Fourth Round
FC Dallas 2 San Antonio Scorpions 0
It took FC Dallas quite a bit of effort to shake off the plucky side that currently sits in first place in the NASL, but Oscar Pareja's men wore down the Scorpions after a scoreless first half and eventually found a pair of goals through the Colombian connection of Fabian Castillo and Andres Escobar.
This win was Dallas' first ever against San Antonio and helped set up a Texas Derby in the fifth round of the tournament.
Philadelphia Union 3 Harrisburg City Islanders 1
The scoreline is impressive, but the Union nearly crashed out at the first stage of their Open Cup journey.
An 89th minute goal from Maurice Edue saved Philadelphia embarassment and they went on to score twice in 30 minutes of extra time to beat their USL Pro affiliate.
Andrew Wenger scored in the 110th and 117th minutes to seal the victory setting up another home match against the NASL's New York Cosmos.
Fifth Round
In another epic edition of the Texas Derby, FC Dallas prevailed for the fourth straight time and second straight in the LHUSOC with a 3-2 win after extra time.
A see-saw battle typical of FCD vs Houston matchups saw Dallas take the lead at BBVA Compass Stadium in the 35th minute through Fabian Castillo's slalomed effort. The Dynamo tied the game up before halftime, but Andres Escobar restored FCD's lead in the 59th minute with a screamer of a strike. Omar Cummings once against tied up the game just three minutes later and we headed for extra time.
Tesho Akindele wrote another chapter to his wonderful rookie season with a 98th minute game-winner and FCD moved on to the quarterfinals.
Philadelphia Union 2 New York Cosmos 1
Once again, the Union needed extra time to see off their lower-league opponent, beating the NASL's New York Cosmos 2-1 in a wild match at PPL Park. Both sides tallied in a two-minute span in the second half sending the match to extra time where things really got nutty.
Sebastien Le Toux scored a game-winner in the 114th minute from the penalty spot, but that's only half the story. The 30 minutes of extra time saw five red cards and two yellow cards dished out in a wild match that saw Philadelphia move on to the quarterfinals where they were set to host the New England Revolution.
WATCH: FCD 5, Carolina 2
FC Dallas 5 Carolina Railhawks 2
While lower league sides look easy on paper, this matchup against Carolina was anything but as FC Dallas would travel to a Railhawks team that had not lost at home in 24 games. Carolina came out and took the lead early in the match, but Blas Perez fired back for two goals and Fabian Castillo added a third to send a wild game to halftime with FCD leading 3-2.
Dallas took control in the second half and found goals from Mauro Diaz and Blas Perez to complete his hat trick and send FCD to tonight's semifinal matchup, the eighth LHUSOC semifinal in team history.
Philadelphia Union 2 New England Revolution 0
The Union scored a relatively straight-forward 2-0 win over the Revolution with goals in either half from Conor Casey and Sebastien Le Toux. The crazy part of this game surrounded an hour-long weather delay that saw a dust storm invade PPL Park.
It's been a very good month for Matt Hedges and the FC Dallas defense.
Led by the towering center back, the Dallas D has allowed just one non-PK goal in their last four matches. Hedges led all players with 12 clearances on Saturday night, had his goal-saving clearance off the line and added a poacher's goal of his own to complete his night.
For Brazilian midfielder Michel, it was a man-of-the-match offensive performance with a goal and two psuedo-assists on crosses that led to goals. Those won't show up in the stat sheet, but Michel had a direct hand in all three FC Dallas goals.
Both players have earned spots on the MLSsoccer.com Week 22 Team of the Week for their efforts. Congratulations to both! Here's what MLSsoccer.com had to say:
D: Matt Hedges (FC Dallas) – He was the rock of the Dallas defense and even got into the offensive action, tapping in the opener from close range. Hedges also had a goal-line clearance as FCD beat Colorado 3-1.
M: Michel (FC Dallas) – The Brazilian was instrumental in all of Dallas' goals: He provided the cross from wide that led to Hedges' tap in, converted the PK himself and sent in the cross that led to the third.
FC Dallas is finally back home after two weekends on the road for a crucial Western Conference matchup against the Colorado Rapids pres. by Raytheon on Saturday night at Toyota Stadium! Here are the 10 things you need to know before heading to the stadium Saturday night:
1. Saturday's match is presented by Raytheon and it's first responder night at Toyota Stadium! Raytheon will have t-shirts to give away by the fire truck on Lamar's Tailgate while supplies last. Stop by, get your t-shirt and take a picture and tag it with #RaytheonProtect&Serve.
2. In conjunction with Raytheon on first responder night, Chief Mark Piland of the Frisco Fire Department will be scarfing the Lamar Hunt Statue so be sure to arrive early for that ceremony around 7:30 on Lamar's Tailgate.
3. Saturday's match is part of our #SODoubleHeader as directly after Saturday's MLS match, our FC Dallas Special Olympics team will play the Colorado Rapids Special Olympics team in their annual match. It's going to be an amazing event with presentation exactly the same as the first team match so all #DTID fans need to stay and cheer on our Special Olympics team.
4. You can win a pair of tickets to our Lamar Hunt US Open Cup Semifinal match vs Philadelphia on Tuesday plus an FC Dallas scarf at our #SODoubleHeader Special Olympics match. Click here to see how.
5. This match against Colorado is about as big as it gets for an August game in the standings for FC Dallas. FCD is currently three points above Colorado tied for fourth place in the Western Conference and FCD is ready for this six-pointer.
6. While parking is always free for everyone at Toyota Stadium, our Toyota drivers out there can enjoy FREE upgraded parking in the Camry Gold Lot tonight. The Camry Gold Lot is directly NW of the stadium adjacent to the Dr. Pink field.
7. Our new August Scarf of the Month will be on sale for the first time in the team store tomorrow so stop by and get yourself one before they sell out!
8. We could hit triple digits for the first time on an FCD gameday on Saturday, but we're #RedFor90 and ready for it. Will Colorado be ready?
9. Saturday's game is set for an 8:00PM kickoff and will be broadcast in HD locally on Time Warner Cable Sports Channel 148 as well as 100.7FM(English) & 1270AM(Spanish).
10. We're looking at another really nice crowd for Saturday's match, but there are still tickets available by clicking here.


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First News Spring 2007
Our Coffee Hits the Spot
In exciting new business trio is making a big splash on the Raton scene.
Two Raton natives, PennySue Kuhns of the Book Oasis and Joan Troublefield of Hadarah
Jane Designs, along with their husbands Rich Kuhns and Bob Troublefield, joined
forces to open Raton's first specialty coffee shop, Enchanted Grounds Espresso Bar
in the historic downtown area. PennySue and Joan recognized a need for a local gathering
place as well as a hospitality center for area visitors. Recognizing the coffee
business as part of a much larger culinary and hospitality industry, both women
and their staff have been professionally trained as baristas (common throughout
Europe), and strive to bring a warmth along with professionalism to their businesses.
The finest gourmet coffee beans, freshly roasted exclusively from Spanish Peaks
Coffee Company of Pueblo, provide a full-bodied, aromatic experience for coffee
Enchanted Grounds, located in the old Silver Dollar Bar, provides a casual
café-style atmosphere where patrons can enjoy coffee, sandwiches, pastries, cookies
and assorted hot and cold specialty beverages. The shop also accommodates the community
by hosting after-hours parties and post- Shuler event social gatherings. During
the summer months, they will provide a sidewalk patio as well as local entertainment
and artwork displays.
In addition to the espresso bar, the building houses the Book
Oasis and Hadarah Jane Designs. The bookstore, which has been in business since
1999, offers a variety of specialty gifts, reading materials, and novelty items.
PennySue can also place special orders to please even the most discerning shopper.
Joan, of Hadarah Jane Designs, creates artistic, one-of-a-kind jewelry pieces which
reflect her love of natural beauty and her Christian faith. Together, these businesses
bring additional flavor to historic downtown Raton. Enchanted Grounds thanks the
people of Raton for their overwhelming acceptance and the Daily Perk of Trinidad,
Colorado for all their help getting started. Whether passing through or passing
by, "their coffee hits the spot."
Enchanted Grounds Espresso Bar
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Forrester Research Analyst Chenxi Wang has identified four trends that she believes will affect the future of mobility for both consumers and businesses.
"These trends paint a picture of seamless, smart-device security capabilities that are embedded in increasingly sophisticated mobile-cloud services, as well as those that are able to integrate with business models enabled by pervasive mobility," she says.
The majority of organizations are already wrestling with the implications of BYOD, says Wang. According to Forrester's Forrsights Workforce Employee Survey, from the fourth quarter of 2012, 70 percent of organizations have adopted some form of BYOD program, and 62 percent of people who use a smartphone for work and 56 percent of those who use a tablet for work purchased those devices themselves.
Here's what CIOs should prepare themselves for.
Mobile Prediction 1: Personal Devices Will Become the Norm
While BYOD has largely been a smartphone and tablet story, Wang predicts that will begin to change in 2013. Currently, 39 percent of laptops used for work are owned by an employee while 47 percent are owned by the company.
"More and more personally owned laptops are entering the work environment as IT organizations become more flexible with the BYOD culture," Wang says. "For 2013, we see the BYOD trend expanding to include not only post-PC devices but personally owned computers."
As personally owned devices become a common fixture in the enterprise, Wang says IT organizations will have to act rather than react. The demand for more mobile access to company resources and data will have three consequences.
- "IT will need to make investments to expand remote access to corporate content and data that traditionally live behind the firewall, including investments in wireless infrastructure, wireless services and mobile security measures," she says.
- "Organizations will need to reevaluate their application architectures to include more SaaS and more platform-agnostic applications, which will bring about a significant shift in how organizations acquire applications; the days of on-premises client/server deployments are fading and the days of cloud-hosted, service-driven deployments are ascending."
- "Organizations will need to reduce spending on wired/fixed communication services while they increase investments in wireless hardware and services."
Mobile Prediction 2: Seamless, On-Demand Mobile "Virtualization" Will Overtake MDM
Many organizations that embrace (or at least accept) BYOD have turned to mobile device management (MDM) technologies to help them enforce corporate policies on users' devices. But MDM is often considered a heavy-handed approach, and Wang says more and more IT professionals just don't want to manage employee-owned devices.
This has resulted in the rise of mobile VDI, containers, app wrapping, and device virtualization as alternative methods to segregate personal data from corporate data on a personally owned device. The downside is that these methods often adversely affect the user experience, creating a barrier to adoption. But advances in mobile virtualization technology are likely to turn that around in 2013.
"In 2012, we started to see glimpses of technologies that could eventually lead to seamless 'mobile virtualization' wherein policy-based control over corporate apps (and consequently content and data) is enforced on-demand and with little interference to user experience," Wang says. "Some examples include VMware's device virtualization technology and exciting options from innovators such as Enterproid and MobileSpaces."
Wang says that these technologies remain at an early stage today, but show great potential to change how enterprises approach mobility if they can fulfill their promise to dynamically insert policies in flight without changing the app first.
"Key to making mobile virtualization work are whole-app workflows and mashups that are easily controllable," she says. "We're excited to see technologies that extend policy controls to an entire workflow of apps, so that any app invoked by the corporate app is treated with the same policy, as opposed to wrapping and containing a standalone app. This capability will help preserve user experience and further enable mobilization of enterprise resources. Ultimately, technology innovations in this area may render BYOD a nonissue."
Mobile Prediction 3: HTML5 Enterprise Apps Will Proliferate
Wang says that HTML5 apps, rather than native apps, will become the preferred way of delivering enterprise apps. The argument goes like this: Efforts by the U.S. Federal Communication Commission (FCC) to free up additional wireless spectrum will begin to bear fruit in late 2013. That means cheaper and more reliable connectivity. As connectivity becomes more pervasive, Wang says online rather than offline communications models will become the norm.
"This paves the way for more HTML5 deliveries," Wang says. "HTML5 applications are attractive for a number of reasons, the chief being simpler and cheaper development and maintenance costs. Native apps will still take the spotlight in the consumer market, but for enterprise apps, we will see an acceleration of HTML5 development efforts in 2013 and beyond."
In turn, that means enterprise apps will increasingly move from the device to the cloud, Wang says.
"This represents a tangible way enterprise application portfolios will change from the predominantly client/server model to platform-independent SaaS delivery," Wang says. "In the near term, enterprises will increase spending on cloud-hosted and -delivered applications. As a result, mobile browsers will increasingly become a critical control point on the device; we believe 2013 will bring innovations in secure mobile browser technologies to deliver much-needed controls for security and privacy on the device."
However, she says that getting those secure browsers onto devices will prove a challenge -- using enterprise app stores may help.
Prediction 4: Identity-based Mobile Services Will Put Privacy in the Spotlight
Mobile devices are enabling powerful new business models that draw upon a user's preferences and activity history. But the nature of the devices makes it easier than ever before to connect one's actual identity with one's digital presence. This has consequences. Mobile data collection will become ever more pervasive, Wang says, and there may well be a backlash.
"If we're not careful, the number of devices and sensors around us could soon bring about user activity monitoring 24x7 -- something akin to an Orwellian world," Wang says. "Privacy advocates have long voiced concerns about the lack of clear regulatory controls over consumer mobile data. The privacy regulatory landscape is not expected to change drastically in 2013, and the increased business pressure to collect mobile data, coupled with the lack of industry standards and regulatory controls, suggests that the risk of abuse is high. Few have grasped the full implications of mobile privacy and what is yet to come in the brave new world of mobile and smart environments."
She notes that it's unlikely regulators will move to tighten laws and regulations on user privacy in the mobile ecosystem in the short term, but consumers themselves will increase their awareness of mobile and big data privacy.
"2013 will see an increasing number of mobile services built on real-time user analytics, enabling innovative business models," she says. "The year will likely bring high-profile litigation cases on mobile privacy, and court decisions will set precedence and influence the privacy debate."
Thor Olavsrud covers IT Security, Big Data, Open Source, Microsoft Tools and Servers for CIO.com. Follow Thor on Twitter @ThorOlavsrud. Email Thor at email@example.com
This story, "How the mobile enterprise will evolve: Four predictions for CIOs" was originally published by CIO.