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New London - Negotiations between the city and the police union have yielded a six-point memorandum of agreement that will avoid any layoffs during the next fiscal year and which, paired with other changes, could save the city $500,000 to $1 million, according to the mayor.
The memo, released Tuesday, was signed by city and union officials Thursday and was given to city councilors at a special budget meeting Tuesday night.
"It's the beginning of turning over a new leaf in terms of the administration's relationship with the (police) union," Mayor Daryl Justin Finizio said in a telephone interview Tuesday night.
All 10 layoff notices sent to police officers last month are rescinded, per the agreement, and the union agrees to support the city's budget during any referendum. Finizio originally said the 10 layoffs would save the city about $581,000.
The union also has promised to support the position of deputy police chief, a post that has been vacant since January and funding for which the City Council had threatened to withhold.
Peter Reichard started May 21 as deputy chief and he, along with Chief Margaret Ackley, have created a scheduling change that could save the city $500,000 in overtime, Finizio said. That change was implemented Monday, Finizio said, and will be assessed this summer. Details of the scheduling change were not immediately available.
Per the agreement, city Chief Administrative Officer Jane Glover and Todd Lynch, the union president, will "make a concerted effort to resolve all outstanding grievances" and complaints.
Lynch said Tuesday that he and Glover will "work to settle" the more than 40 outstanding complaints and grievances filed by the union. Finizio said those resolutions could save the city upwards of $100,000.
Lynch said he signed the agreement, dated June 14, and that no vote of the union membership was needed because "nothing (in) our current signed contract (with the city) was altered in any way."
"My job was to do what was best for our bargaining unit members and I think there's a fair deal in place that kept 10 officers at work," he said. "That was most important to me."
The agreement also calls for the city to promote a police officer to the rank of captain by July 1 and a second no later than June 30, 2013. The city has had only one captain, Steve Crowley, since January, when veteran captains William Dittman and Michael Lacey retired.
Finizio said further savings could be found if an officer retires or leaves the department. Those positions would most likely be held vacant, he said.
Finizio first announced the layoffs of 10 police officers and 25 firefighters last month after the council approved the first of three readings of its $83 million budget proposal and an 8 percent tax increase.
At the beginning of the budget process, the mayor had proposed an $87 million budget with a 20 percent increase in taxes, which he had said would have preserved all services and jobs.
Last week, Finizio announced that all 35 public safety jobs had been saved through labor negotiations and concessions that created "significant savings" for the city. The fire union is expected to vote on its concessions, which have yet to be made public, on Thursday. Fire union president Rocco Basilica could not be reached for comment Tuesday.
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Eight projects were selected to receive a share of FY2012 funds through FTA's National Fuel Cell Bus Program, which has provided nearly $90 million since 2006 to speed the development of fuel-cell technology by tapping American innovation and bringing more opportunities to American manufacturers.
Federal Transit Administrator Peter Rogoff made the announcement at BAE Systems in Endicott, N.Y., which makes hybrid propulsion systems. A current funding recipient under FTA's National Fuel Cell Bus Program, BAE is helping to build next-generation fuel-cell buses for the Sunline Transit Agency in Thousand Palms, Calif.; the Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority; and Tompkins Consolidated Transit Authority in Ithaca, N.Y.
"Federal investments in fuel-cell technology and other green energy sources have been a tremendous catalyst for America's innovators as they find new ways to power public transportation for the future," said Rogoff. "We're proud of our role in supporting cutting-edge research that protects and creates good jobs here in upstate New York and around the nation."
Funding for the projects will be managed by CALSTART and the Center for Transportation and the Environment, two non-profit organizations that are responsible for developing and managing projects as part of the National Fuel Cell Bus Program.
From FY2006 through FY2012, FTA's National Fuel Cell Bus Program has been a leader for the transit industry in supporting innovative research and demonstration and deployment projects that are helping to reduce the cost of fuel cells for transit use, creating American jobs and manufacturing opportunities, and benefitting other types of clean-powered buses such as hybrid and battery-powered buses that use the same electric drive technology.
The National Fuel Cell Bus Program also helps project partners meet FTA's Buy America requirements.
Later this year, FTA expects to announce funding for a new Low or No Emission Vehicle Deployment grant program to support the commercialization of a variety of clean fuel technologies, including fuel-cell and battery-powered buses. The program, authorized under the Moving Ahead for Progress in the 21st Century Act, will continue to move FTA's energy research goals forward.
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The proposed rule would establish minimum performance standards, a new pass-fail grading system for bus testing and a weighted scoring process that would better assist local transit agencies in purchasing an appropriate vehicle.
Ensured that it will be an equal-funding partner in major transit projects by committing itself to a federal contribution limit of 33% for the Public Transit Fund. Also announced was a subsequent increase in the contribution limit to the P3 Canada Fund from 25% to 33%.
The bill, which Gov. Bill Haslam signed into law on May 20, appears to block traditional cab services from incorporating app-based hailing of cabs into their business models and also sets up insurance requirements.
The challenge, spearheaded by the advocacy group San Francisco Transit Riders, will continue until June 22 and aims to help city officials gain familiarity with public transit and inspire them to improve the experience.
If the FTA determines within the next several weeks that the 5000-series, which were purchased using federal funds, should not be retired so soon, WMATA probably will forgo purchasing the 220 new 7000-series cars.
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I applied online. The process took 3 weeks – interviewed at Epic Systems Corporation (Verona, WI) in April 2011.
I posted my resume on Monster and then Epic reached out to me directly and encouraged me to apply for the TS role. I filled out a personality test, had a phone interview, and was then invited to the campus for a full interview. The campus interview took all day and involved 3 tests (math, verbal, programming) as well as 2 interviews (general HR and role-specific). There was also a campus tour and lunch so it took all day. About a week and a half later, I was called by my initial recruiter and offered the job, which I accepted.
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- The programming test was quite rigorous considering that I was applying for a role where they teach you programming. There was a question that you had to solve by knowing the algorithm to generate permutations. That algorithm is definitely not extremely common and I only knew about it from my own readings. 1 Answer
There was not any negotiating and there really is with Epic. They offered me what I thought was a lot, $62,000 so I took it. I did get three weeks to tell them whether I would accept the offer or not. I called them about a week and half later and accepted it.
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I applied through a recruiter. The process took 2+ months – interviewed at Epic Systems Corporation (Verona, WI) in March 2012.
I applied for a position at a college job fair. I took an online personality assessment. I had a phone interview with an Epic representative. I took a proctored IQ test that had math and programming questions. I flew to Wisconsin for a day-long on-site interview. I learned about the software and various roles, took a tour of the buildings, and completed three one-on-one interviews. I also took a grammar and reading comprehension test while I was on-site.
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- What are five things that you are not? Answer Question
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I applied online. The process took 4 weeks – interviewed at Epic Systems Corporation.
Applied online. Completed an online exam, followed by a phone interview, and was then invited on site for a formal interview. I had 3 skills exams which tested on basic math, reading comprehension, and logic & programming. The formal interview consisted of a technical and HR interview. All were fairly straightforward.
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- All the questions were fairly straightforward. Answer Question
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I applied through an employee referral. The process took 3+ months – interviewed at Epic Systems Corporation (Verona, WI) in December 2012.
The process has several parts. First the initial application is pretty standard but includes sending an academic record if applying directly out of school. After this you are required to take an off site knowledge / aptitude test that for me was administered at my local library. If that goes well then they do a phone interview and finally invite you to their campus for an in person interview provided all the previous rounds go well.
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- One question you should be prepared to answer both during the phone interview and while on site is what is the thing that frustrates you most. 1 Answer
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I was presented with a paid opportunity to seek further education and chose that instead.
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I applied through college or university – interviewed at Epic Systems Corporation (Verona, WI) in April 2010.
Interesting interview process. They ask you intellectually stimulating questions to decipher whether or not you think like they do. I was initially declined a job offer, but then granted one 3 months later. I am not sure how their process works, so good luck.
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- Solving analytical story problems by hand. You also have to think quick, since a lot of questions are thrown your way in a limited amount of time. Answer Question
No negotiation, take it or leave it.
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I applied through a recruiter. The process took 5 weeks – interviewed at Epic Systems Corporation in August 2014.
Similar to other posts, the interview consisted of multiple stages, including:
- Phone Interview
- Online Assessment and Personality Profile
- On-site interview with multiple employees
I feel that if you are a likable person with a solid background then you will be fine. Be comfortable in all stages of the interview process and don't be afraid to think outside of the box. They are looking for people who will do just that. Any and all on-site interactions are either covered or reimbursed so if you get the chance, then take full advantage of that and do your best. The Madison area seems like a great place to start a new career.
Some say that the interview process is long and tiring and that they burn you out from the start. I can't co-sign with that statement as I felt fine during and after the interview (I was actually ready for a lot more). Maybe it's because I have full-time experience with multiple employers (during college time nonetheless) prior to this encounter and I know truly what being "burnt out" means. Overall I would say that the experience is great and if you're given the opportunity to apply and interview, then go for it!
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I applied through college or university. The process took 2 weeks – interviewed at Epic Systems Corporation.
First round is a brief phone interview, second round is a (long) skills assessment, and third is an on-site interview. I actually decided this company wasn't for me before finishing the hiring process. The negative comments from other reviews are all true. I didn't need to waste my time.
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- The programming portion of the skills assessment was the most difficult. Answer Question
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I applied through college or university. The process took 4+ weeks – interviewed at Epic Systems Corporation (Madison, WI) in September 2014.
It started with a quick phone interview that asked more about your life and job preferences than anything technical. Then came an online assessment that involved some basic math and essentially regurgitating code. After that they'll fly you out to Madison and show you campus. It's a long day, about 8:30 to 3, and you go through a series of 30 minute interviews. They'll give you a second job option so you don't feel locked in and are able to explore the potential for different experiences. They're all very nice and welcoming throughout the whole process and generally pretty quick at getting back to you. I've had several peers and friends also receive their offer within a month.
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- What is a positive and negative thing that each of your references would say about you? Answer Question
- There was a small case study portion that essentially questioned your ability to prioritize and provide polite and confident answers. Answer Question
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I applied through a recruiter. The process took 2 weeks – interviewed at Epic Systems Corporation.
Was looking for a job for after college. I was already interested in the company before I applied so, when a recruiter contacted me, I immediately applied. There was a personality test when I applied. Afterwards, I went through an initial 30 minute phone interview. Was then given a skills assessment which had a math, verbal, and learn a programming language portion.
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- Given a skills assessment. Thought I did well on it but not good enough. Answer Question
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I applied through college or university. The process took 2+ months – interviewed at Epic Systems Corporation in March 2013.
Overall, the interview process was very timely and smooth. I started off with a short phone interview and really asked more questions than the interviewer. Then I took a skills test that lasted about 3 hours, but you can finish early. It was difficult, programming/logic/problem solving type questions.
I received an email before the time I was told they would contact me back and had an office interview. Office interview was great, everyone I talked with was friendly, and for the most part everyone I saw there was young (20's or 30's) it seemed. They do a great job of introducing you to a lot of different people throughout the interview process in one on one interview, case study, lunch, or presentation of the software. Took another test at the office interview as well, about half as long as the first one though. The offices are beautiful and very exciting to see in person.
Got an offer shortly after the office interview.
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- No questions were really out of the ordinary. Be prepared for questions about what your references would say good and bad about you. Answer Question
They don't negotiate salary. I accepted.
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Fandor Announces 2014 QUEER CINEMA SPOTLIGHT for Pride Month
Fandor, the leading curated subscription streaming service and home to the most extensive, expertly-curated LGBTQ library (available here), announces their 2014 Queer Cinema Spotlight for Pride Month.
Twenty-two films make up the series launching on June 10th, including films by Todd Haynes, Su Friedrich, Wong Kar-wai, Jean Genet, Todd Verow, Monika Treut, Derek Jarman and Cheryl Dunye and introducing the Fandor premiere of Marlon Riggs' landmark film exploring the African-American gay community, TONGUES UNTIED.
Groundbreaking as much for its mixture of documentary, autobiographical and narrative styles as for its portrayal of the lives of black gay men, Riggs' 1990 Teddy-winning film was among the first to address this largely taboo subject.
"This list represents only a handful of the exceptional LGBTQ films that we are delighted to offer," stated Jonathan Marlow, Fandor's co-founder and Chief Content Officer. "Unlike other streaming services, Fandor meticulously selects titles for our extensive library in order to bring many of the greatest films (LGBTQ and otherwise) available to our members."
The series is a mix of well-known and award-winning films, including Todd Haynes 1991 Sundance Grand Jury Prize-winning POISON, Wong Kar-wai's Cannes "Best Director" award-winning HAPPY TOGETHER, Xavier Dolan's Prix Regards Jeune-winning I KILLED MY MOTHER, Cheryl Dunye's Teddy-winning THE WATERMELON WOMAN and Monika Treut's VIRGIN MACHINE as well as some that are more of a rarity, including Jean Genet's long-censored 1950 underground French gay "porn" film UN CHANT D'AMOUR.
Other films in the series include: Todd Verow's VACATIONLAND, Paul Humfress and Derek Jarman's SEBASTIANE, John Scagliotti's AFTER STONEWALL, Bill Sherwood's 1986 independent hit PARTING GLANCES, Angélique Bosio's documentary about Bruce La Bruce, The Advocate FOR FAGDOM, Christopher Larkin's A VERY NATURAL THING, Daniel Laabs' 2014 short film EASY, Gene Nash's DINAH EAST, Sébastien Lifshitz's COME UNDONE, Su Friedrich's HIDE AND SEEK and THE LESBIAN AVENGERS EAT FIRE, TOO (co-directed with Janet Baus), Enrique Buchichio LEO'S ROOM, Kerthy Fix's Le Tigre documentary WHO TOOK THE BOMP? and Lucia Puenzo's XXY.
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55 min, directed by Marlon Riggs
The seminal documentary on Black gay life, Emmy Award-winning director Marlon T. Riggs' 1989 Tongues Untied uses poetry, personal testimony, rap and performance (featuring poet Essex Hemphill and others), to describe the homophobia and racism that confront Black gay men.
96 min, directed by Wong Kar-wai
Winner of the Best Director Prize at the 1997 Cannes Film Festival, Wong Kar-wai's Happy Together is a cinematic balancing act, a stunning display of filmmaking style and a touching love story evenly mixed into one film. Hong Kong and world cinema have never seen anything quite like it. Tony Leung and Leslie Cheung, two of Hong Kong's biggest stars, play a pair of gay lovers living out the waning days of their relationship as expatriates in Buenos Aires.
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WILSON, N.C. — May 17, 2015 — The sun shone brightly on graduates and their families as they gathered with the Barton College community on center campus for Commencement Exercises on Sunday, May 17.
Two hundred and fifty-seven seniors participated in the 113th annual commencement exercises. Dr. Norval C. Kneten presided over his twelfth commencement […]Learn More! →
Exercises Scheduled for Sunday, May 17, at 1:30 p.m.
WILSON, N.C. — May 11, 2015 — The Honorable Sidney S. Eagles, Jr., will be the featured speaker at the 113th annual commencement exercises of Barton College scheduled for Sunday, May 17, on center campus at 1:30 p.m. Wilson Gymnasium is the rain site. Dr. Norval […]Learn More! →
WILSON, N.C. – March 18, 2015 — No stranger to unique artistic materials, Susan Fecho has added HVAC and plumbing supplies to her long list of media utilized in the creative process. The Department of Art and Design chair at Barton College recently completed an exhibit commissioned by SPC Mechanical in Wilson.
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WILSON, N.C. — March 10, 2015 — Barton College professor of art Susan Fecho, a resident of nearby historic Tarboro, has opened Fecho Designs: Art Studio and Gallery. The grand opening for the downtown art studio and gallery, located at 110 West Granville Street in Tarboro, will be Friday evening, March 20, from 5:30 p.m. – […]Learn More! →
WILSON, N.C. – Dr. James A. Clark, Elizabeth H. Jordan Chair of Southern Literature and professor of English at Barton College, was appointed 1st Vice President of the South Atlantic Modern Language Association (SAMLA) for 2014. His leadership with SAMLA will continue in 2015 when he assumes the presidency for the professional organization.
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WILSON, N.C. — North Carolina landscape artist J. Chris Wilson will host a painting presentation and demonstration in his Wilmington studio from 10 a.m. – Noon and from 1 p.m. – 4 p.m. on July 18 and 19. There is no charge, but participants must register in advance, as space is limited. Please contact […]Learn More! →
WILSON, N.C. — May 11, 2014 — Mother's Day proved a perfect backdrop as graduating students' families joined the Barton College community on center campus for Commencement Exercises on Sunday, May 11. Anita Brown-Graham, director of the Institute for Emerging Issues located on the campus of North Carolina State University, delivered the commencement address.
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WILSON, N.C. — Barton College will welcome professor emeritus and artist-in-residence J. Chris Wilson for an illustrated presentation on his series "From Murphy to Manteo—An Artist's Scenic Journey," on Thursday, April 24, in the Barton Art Galleries in Case Art Building on campus. The presentation will begin at 4 p.m. followed by a reception for […]Learn More! →
WILSON, N.C. — North Carolina landscape artist J. Chris Wilson's "From Murphy to Manteo—An Artist's Scenic Journey" will be featured on UNC-TV's "Our State" program airing Thursday, Jan. 2, at 8 p.m. The feature, titled "Scenes from 64," will showcase the artist as well as scenes and locations of some of his paintings from the […]Learn More! →
WILSON, N.C. — The School of Nursing at Barton College received official notification of its national program accreditation by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (www.aacn.nche.edu/ccne-accreditation) this month.
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This man right here is William Hartnell. He played the first doctor. I dont think that he get enough praise 'cause this man, this man, fucking started us off, 50 years ago, in 1963. Everyone is mourning Matt Smith (myself included) but can you imagine how it was for those people watching in 1966 when the first doctor regenerated? They were just shocked as hell and they werent warned in advance. We've been given time to warm to the idea of a new doctor. They had to watch to find out. Can we all just stop screaming (i know, easier said than done) and just think about the very first whovians?
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Over the last four years the LaRue County High and Middle School student-athletes have been required to take the ImPACT test (Immediate Post-Concussion Assessment and Cognitive Testing) which is the most-widely used and most scientifically validated computerized concussion evaluation system.
LaRue County High and Middle School in conjunction with HMH Sports Medicine department began the ImPACT testing in September, 2011. As of today over 1,100 baseline tests and 205 post-injury tests to student-athletes in the Larue County school system have been administered.
Sixty-seven campers and 12 teen and adult leaders spent four days from June 16-19 at Lake Cumberland enjoying activities such as: swimming, boating, archery, rifle, arts and crafts, recreation, high ropes and low ropes.
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When I drive down the road, I am always looking over the fields and roadsides for gleanings. I find a lot of produce, herbs and possibilities that way. I dug asparagus out of my cousin's fencerow. I collected popcorn out of a field after the combine went through.
In June, members of Linwood Baptist Church in Magnolia, celebrated "High Attendance Day".
The day started at Sunrise Manor nursing home during the morning worship services, where people focused on music from Brother Tim Shockley and Tess Smith (wife of Tony Smith), followed by the morning sermon from Rev. Jerry Wilkinson. Following the service, several residents, along with friends, family and staff members made the trip to Linwood Baptist for the "High Attendance Day."
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A few weeks ago we drove to Tampa, which is about 70 miles from where we live. That same day, we needed to go to Port Charlotte, which is south of Tampa.
How far south, you ask?
Well, according to the "distance between two cities" online calculator I used, Port Charlotte is 70 miles south of Tampa.
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Long day, but covers much of the Highkands. Tour guide was great and scenery beautiful. If you want to see a lot of the Highlands in one day, this is.a great tour.
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Awesome trip seeing some amazing locations aroud the scottish highlands. DIdn't see Nessy unfortunatly but still a great trip so much to see in such little time. The tour guide was hilarious and very informative.
Everything about this trip was perfect! Joe was a wonderful guide, especially because he is from the South Uist. Because nobody in my group did the cruise we were free to visit more places we would have otherwise missed. This trip is not to be missed!
The tour was excellent!! Can't be more perfect. It was a beautiful day in highlands.
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I had an amazing time on this tour and the guide was excellent. He had endless information to share with us, and full of quirky facts. His happy disposition and positive energy made for a great trip. I would highly reccomend this tour for anyone who will be spending any amount of time in Edinburgh!
What an absolutely fantastic day even though it was raining. The driver Tony was a wealth of information and always had something going on, either talking or music, to pas the time away as it was a 12 hour tour. When we arrived at Loch Ness the sun came out for the 2 hours we were there so that we were able to explore the area. For anyone interested in seeing locks operate in a canal system it is a great place to see it operating. The scenery was wonderful. Thank you Tony for a memorable day!
This is a great tour. Heather was our driver/guide. She pointed out all sort of neat things about the places we visited, as we as things about places we went by. The Highlands were very beautiful and I wish the tour was longer so we could have seen more. It is however a FULL day. Leaving at 8am and getting back around 20:30 or 21:00. So be prepared.
Wonderfully interesting trip. Tony, our guide/historian/driver was excellent and an asset to the company. He is also hilarious!
Scenery on route stunning and information provided and stories told by Tony second to none. I have a far greater appreciation of Scotland and its history than I had previously, so much so that I purchased a history of Scotland on my trip.
Cannot recommend this trip highly enough - thank you.
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Varietal: Sauvignon Blanc
The green skinned grapes of the Sauvignon Blanc varietal had their origins in Southern France, where they are still widely grown and used for many of the excellent young and aged white wines the region is famous for. Today, however, they are grown in almost every wine producing country in the world, and are widely revered for their fresh and grassy flavors, full of tropical notes and refreshing, zesty character. Sauvignon Blanc grapes thrive best in moderate climates, and ripen relatively early in the year. This has made them a favorite for many wineries in the New World, where they can still produce healthy and high yields in the earlier part of the summer before the temperatures become too hot. Too much heat has a massively adverse effect on Sauvignon Blanc, as the grapes become dull in their flavor, and the wine produced from them loses all its unique character and high points. As such, Sauvignon Blanc farmers have had a lot of trouble from global warming and climate change, as they are being forced to harvest their crops increasingly earlier in the year when it is cool enough to do so.
Region: California
California has long been the New World's most important and prodigious wine producing regions, with a history which stretches back to the 18th century and the Spanish pioneers who settled here. Today, California produces vast quantities of wine, and if it were a country, it would be the fourth largest producer of wine on earth. Despite experiencing many problems in the mid 20th century, including a very serious blight which almost crippled the state's wine industry, the ideal terroir and excellent climate ensured that Californian wines soon became the envy of the New World once again. California produces a vast range of wines, and utilizes a long list of fine grape varietals, with many wineries and their produce more closely resembling those of France and other Old World countries in regards to character, practices and flavors
Country: United States
Of all the New World wine countries, perhaps the one which has demonstrated the most flair for producing high quality wines - using a combination of traditional and forward-thinking contemporary methods - has been the United States of America. For the past couple of centuries, the United States has set about transforming much of its suitable land into vast vineyards, capable of supporting a wide variety of world-class grape varietals which thrive on both the Atlantic and the Pacific coastlines. Of course, we immediately think of sun-drenched California in regards to American wines, with its enormous vineyards responsible for the New World's finest examples of Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot based wines, but many other states have taken to viticulture in a big way, with impressive results. Oregon, Washington State and New York have all developed sophisticated and technologically advanced wine cultures of their own, and the output of U.S wineries is increasing each year as more and more people are converted to their produce.
Appellation: Napa Valley
California has long been recognized as a wonderfully rich and fertile location for viticulture, and hundreds of years now, vintners in the United States of America have used the valleys and mountain sides of California for gradually building their own wine culture, based on techniques and practices brought over from the old countries. When it comes to Californian wines of real quality and distinction, however, there is nowhere quite like the Napa Valley, which is now widely considered to be one of the world's premier wine regions, and very much the standard bearer for modern, American wines. With Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Merlot and Zinfandel varietal grapes all growing well in Napa Valley, the region produces an impressive range of wines, which have had an enormous impact on the Old and New Worlds, and have changed viticulture forever.
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One of the dangers that this shows is straight from 1984... How can we trust history when it can be deleted or altered at whim. How can we be sure if the books we download are not altered in any way - At least in Non-DRM form, they can be archived to ensure the consistency of the text over the passage of time
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But we need to do something besides crop dusting. Look at the deadzone in the Gulf of Mexico if you have any doubt.
Because of high concentrations of pesticides - If you could spray more frequently, you would not need the high concentrations, therefore less run off... A UAV could be as cheap to operate as any other farm implement without needing specialized training to operate.
Postal/parcel delivery of perhaps the most important things, like organ transplants or something. Otherwise the use is over the top.
Have you ever tried to get next-day delivery to a rural area? There are many parts of the country still that are over 200-300 miles from any major airport. Private pilots are often contracted by the USPS to ferry mail back and forth to these areas.
Search and rescue, maybe. Would Steve Fossett have been found any sooner?
Quite possibly - Pilots are limited to how long they can fly per day. Because there is a shortage of qualified pilots, it limits the time and increases the expense of search and rescue operations.
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For example, UAV's could be used for fire suppression applications - Whenever there are forest fires (or even the threat of), UAV's could be prepositioned and in the air in a matter of minutes.
Crop Dusting - UAV's could perform this function with better precision, for longer hours.
Post/Parcel delivery
Search and Rescue
All these applications are prone to pilot fatigue and are dangerous commercial applications - I am sure there are many, many more applications where UAV's would make more sense and improve aviation safety.
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"The decision today is one of the first in the country to award attorneys fees to a defendant in an RIAA case over music sharing on the Internet."
"In his ruling, Judge West found that the RIAA had asserted an untested and marginal theory that veered toward "frivolous and unreasonable" by suing Foster for contributory and vicarious copyright infringement when the only evidence against her was her name on the household Internet account. Much like the judge in Elektra v. Santangelo, West expressed skepticism that "an Internet-illiterate parent, who does not know Kazaa from a kazoo" could be held liable for children in her home downloading music illegally unless the parent had knowledge of the conduct or had giver her permission to do so."
This case was thrown out in July, but Foster's lawyer fees were finally awarded formally to her. Could this be a godo precedent for future cases that (1) IP Address != Infringing Person, and (2) RIAA getting slammed for attorney's fees in the future?"


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Austin, TX—Products containing genetically modified organisms (GMOs) as ingredients will require special labeling in all Whole Foods Market stores by 2018, the company announced at Natural Products Expo West. It becomes the first national grocery chain to take such a step.
A public hearing, held in February in Olympia, WA, saw a debate over the merits of Initiative 522, which would label all food containing genetically modified organisms (GMOs) sold in that state.
Spain—It's time to emphasize all of the olive oil and nut products you have on your shelves. The heart health benefits of these foods, staples of the Mediterranean diet, were on display in a major study published in the New England Journal of Medicine. The Mediterranean diet supplemented with extra-virgin olive oil or tree nuts was shown to reduce the risk of a major cardiovascular event, including heart attack and stroke, by 30%.
Washington, D.C.—A bill was introduced to legalize the production of industrial hemp in the United States by a group of Senators in February.
Most pet owners say they are willing to do anything to give their pets long, healthy, happy lives, just like they would for their human family members. So, why feed, reward or supplement them with anything but the best? Pets are part of the family and have their own set of dietary and hygienic needs that can be amply addressed through natural products. Animal-loving, natural lifestyle customers will surely embrace these products to support many more years with their furry friends.
It's that time of the year again! Natural Products Expo West, hosted by New Hope Natural Media, is once again coming to the Anaheim Convention Center in Anaheim, CA from Thursday, March 7th to Sunday, March 10th. On Friday and Saturday, the show floor is open from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., and on Sunday from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Co-located with several other events (Engredea; Nutracon; Fresh Ideas Organic Marketplace; and Beer, Wine, and Spirits Marketplace), Expo West provides invaluable knowledge for those looking to improve their stores and products.
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Tofurky, a brand of Turtle Island Foods, now offers 100% Meat-Free Ground Beef. The products are made from organic soy protein and contain no GMOs. This vegan-friendly option comes in ground beef style and chorizo style. Tofurky says that the products are good for the environment, as well, resulting in significantly less carbon emissions than real beef.
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2010 Staff Recognition Lunch honorees
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Overview: Oct. 6 Faculty Senate meeting
The Faculty Senate is part of UofL's shared governance system, which also includes the Staff Senate and Student Government Association.
Louisville magazine to send survey to UofL employees
Louisville magazine wants University of Louisville administrators, faculty and staff to help it decide whether the university deserves to be named Best of Louisville in the magazine's annual Best of Louisville - Employer project.
September Faculty/Staff Notables
A collection of campus-submitted faculty and staff notable activity in the areas of exhibits, grants, honors and awards, presentations, publications and professional societies.
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What makes you do what you do?
HR provides info on retirement investiment adviser services
University of Louisville employees have the option of using a registered investment adviser to manage their university retirement account investments.
Sept. 17: See who's new at UofL
Human Resources welcomes new faculty and staff to UofL through a formal orientation process each week.
IT announces new e-mail systems for students, employees
The University of Louisville will switch e-mail systems for students, faculty and staff over the next 15 months.
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Tracey Roberts, assistant professor at the Brandeis School of Law, is new to Louisville and to the University of Louisville.
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At a Sept. 2 meeting, the University of Louisville Board of Trustees approved an energy-savings program for the Health Sciences Center and Shelby Campus.
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The Human Resources department welcomes new faculty and staff to UofL through a formal orientation process each week.
Health Today
(Editor's Note: This is the first of a regular column from health care professionals at UofL. They will feature information ranging from health issues to UofL faculty/staff benefits.)
Help choose the next Cards under the Stars movie
Voting is open for the final University of Louisville Cards under the Stars family movie night Friday, Aug. 13.
HR Item of Interest: Staff leave policy revisions
Provost Shirley Willihnganz has approved revisions to leave policies intended to promote a more balanced work life for UofL staff employees.
HR Item of Interest: Shared Leave Policy Changes
The Board of Trustees has approved program continuation, a name change and a new policy and accompanying procedures for a program that allows UofL staff employees to share accrued leave with other staff employees.
HR Item of Interest: Salary administration policy changes
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Summer Faculty/Staff Notables
A collection of submitted faculty/staff accomplishments and honors.
UofL fresh faces - meet some new students
Orientation is underway, and more than 2,000 new students will get their first intensive introduction to campus between now and July.
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Not the one that started it all, but the defining movie in the genre. The story of poor Regan and the foul-mouthed demon that takes over her body is must-see viewing for any horror fan. The movie, like most movies based around an exorcism, examines faith versus psychology, and all these years later it still does it the best. Though the special effects aren't as cutting edge, the scene where she crawls down the stairs backwards gets me every time.
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If you hear a constant grinding noise from the front brakes, even when not pressing the brake pedal, it is possible the wheel hub has shifted in the steering knuckle causing the brake rotor to grind against the caliper bracket. The hub will need to be inspected (replaced if necessary) and Mazda has a repair procedure for this concern.
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The Arizona Diamondbacks' road trip somehow worsened Wednesday.
For the fourth time in the last nine games, they had to watch another team rollick in walk-off bliss, after Anthony Rendon drove in Bryce Harper to secure the Washington Nationals' series win and fifth walk-off win in their last six games.
Trevor Cahill again turned in a solid effort, but his team was unable to come to his side with support until the eighth inning when Ender Inciarte's third home run of the season tied the contest, 2-2.
A ninth-inning rally against D-backs relief pitcher Evan Marshall spoiled both Cahill and Inciarte's endeavors, however, with the away team recording but one out in the final frame.
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D-backs hitters went 0-for-5 with runners in scoring position Wednesday, stranding seven total baserunners.
Middle infield duo, Didi Gregorius and Aaron Hill, managed three double plays Wednesday against the Nationals. At the plate, they combined to go 0-for-8.
After losing via walk-off to the Cleveland Indians on the road trip-opening game, the D-backs went on to drop their series opener in Miami in the same style to the Marlins, then leaving for Washington where they've lost in walk-offs on Monday and then did so again Wednesday.
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Cahill threw first-pitch strikes to 20 of the 27 batters he faced Wednesday.
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Gaming on the PC is for masochists.. That's why console games account for about 4.2 billion in sales versus PC games at about 1.9 billion. I got tired of the upgrade treadmill and gave up on modern PC games. Just like many other gamers.
Including piracy would make the actual games played on the PC higher, of course…
@dculberson Most of the reported sales figures for PC games do not include subscription fees for MMOs nor digital downloads. Add in Wow alone and you've got a spare billion or so.
True… and I'm not dissing on PC gaming, it's just for more involved rats than me. I'm a lazy rat, willing to push the buttons and levers, but not willing to replace the buttons and levers often enough to keep up any more.
This darn PS3 is nice, but the games have the stupid "install" then "update" thing that is at least a small part of why I avoid PC gaming.
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Welp. . . . She's partied out.
^ I totally didn't just say that to make this look more SFW, nope, no sir.
^ I totally didn't just say that to make this look more SFW, nope, no sir.
What?! VinylScratch partied out?! Impossible!! But I guess someponies are different then what I thought
LOL! The description makes this awesomer! XD
hehe, that description
hmm.... Suspicious..
Theres no blush so its semi legit.... But no one fell for it >:3
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Nothing sexual happening here. Not at all.
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lol she dont look partied out it looked like somithing eles
She looks fucked.
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:3 Soooooo cute...
It looks like shes having an orgasm
Party hard, and party long
I would want to jump into that mouth.
Am I the only one who thought she was yawning at first?
Awww, Best Pony Vinyl Scratch is so cute when she sleeps. :3
this could be misinterpreted but excellent work
vinyl would be the spelling, great pic tho!
If I hadn't seen the title, I would have totally expected NSFW. xDD Great work though. You looks peaceful, but at the same time she's probably snoring. xD
Yep, totally SFW. No underlined sex jokes here. . . . Nope. . . .
Admittedly, "partied out" wasn't my first thought