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The Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES) offered in the market are integrated with PLM, SCM, and ERP applications to offer the visibility, control, and synchronization to allow manufactures transform its processes. Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES) aims at improving the process capability than production capability. Previously used manual operations have been turned into paperless operations for faster data transfer and for making better decision by Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES). Connected network of various MES systems at production site, plant level, and process site is one such instance of the MES technology. Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES) has aided manufacturers to attain high productivity at reduced cost in quick turnaround time.
Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES) offer solutions to analyze and report resource availability, schedule and update orders, assemble exhaustive execution data including process parameters, labor usage, material usage, and order and equipment status among others. It accesses routing data, bill of material from the base ERP system, and helps in real-time shop floor monitoring and reporting that feeds activity data back to the base system.
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Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES) cater to the demand of various process and discrete industries, including chemical, food and beverages, life science, water and wastewater management, paper and pulp, oil and gas, power, medical devices, aerospace and defense, and fast moving consumer goods (FMCG). Process industries have adopted MES before few years; however, discrete industries are very large in nature and are expected to witness substantial growth in the near future. Healthcare, automobile, aerospace and defense, and FMCG are the key sectors in the discrete industry, and is anticipated to witness high growth in the near future.
Expanded product portfolios and growing product complexity is propelling the need for updating the traditional manufacturing execution systems (MES). With increasing globalization, manufacturing companies are mandate to improve their process across multiple plants through an efficient governance and coordination model. Process standardization across manufacturing units situated in various regions is a key for manufacturers. Moreover, necessity for real-time visibility, need to effectively manage evolving challenges, and the progressive revolution into a demand-driven economy, will drive the market is expected to drive market over the forecast period.
North America is the market leader in the global Manufacturing Execution System (MES) closely followed by Europe. The market in Europe is mainly driven by manufacturing units in Poland. APAC is on the verge of becoming the manufacturing hub for most industries, and is therefore anticipated to have immense potential for the MES market in the near future.
Currently, the market players that offer Manufacturing Execution System (MES) solutions provide systems with numerous functionalities and facilitates optimum utilization with high production quality at reduced cost. Modern Manufacturing Execution System (MES) offer an improved solution that boosts time to market for complex and innovative products while meeting new product demand. The companies are integrating innovative intelligent devices into products; hence, manufacturers are adopting MES to manage quality, optimize efficiencies and reduce downtime, meet compliance regulations, and improve visibility in the process.
Some of the major players in the Manufacturing Execution Systems Market include ABB Ltd., Apriso Corporation, Andea Solutions, Eyelit Inc., Emerson Electric Co., Honeywell International, Inc, General Electric Co. (GE), Operator System Aps, Rockwell Automation, Inc., Schneider Electric S.A., SAP AG, Siemens AG, and Werum Software and System among others.
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Sep 15, 2013, 10:17 PM EDT
Sure, it was just a preseason game, but the Columbus Blue Jackets had to feel good to see Ryan Murray – the second pick of the 2012 NHL Draft – score the overtime winner against the Pittsburgh Penguins on Sunday.
R.J. Umberger and Mark Letestu gathered assists on the 5-4 OT goal, as you can see below:
Blue Jackets head coach Todd Richards didn't totally conceal his delight regarding the 19-year-old defenseman after the victory.
"There's a lot to be excited about with him," Richards said.
(The franchise obviously has to feel strongly about the offensively gifted blueliner, as they memorably rejected the New York Islanders' enormous offer to poach him during that 2012 draft.)
Time will tell if the Columbus-Pittsburgh battle will bud into a rivalry – residing in the same division cannot hurt – but there was another interesting tidbit to that exhibition.
Chuck Kobasew's bid to make the Penguins went off to a strong start, as the 31-year-old winger scored twice. His response was more subdued than the Blue Jackets' praise of Murray, however.
"I got some opportunities. I was able to capitalize," Kobasew said. "But it's one day."
Still, for both Kobasew and Murray, it was a very good one.
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Murray looked good for most of the game…actually there were a bunch of rookie D-men in this game and they all looked great (Murray for CBJ, Pulliot and Harrington for PIT). I'm sure Murray will make the club –
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In a dimly-lit ward in the one public hospital in Lesotho's capital city, Maseru, the sickest infants have to take turns using the only oxygen tanks available. One mother sits nervously watching her tiny child's labored breathing. Another is slumped over, perched halfway on a chair with her torso bent over on her child's bed, her face buried in the sheets.
Mothers are everywhere here. They stay with their children 24 hours a day and administer medicine the way nurses and doctors do at hospitals in the United States. They have no choice.
In this small mountainous nation there are nearly two million people, including about 800,000 children. At the moment, there are six pediatricians to serve them all. You read that right. Six.
Only one pediatrician is on staff at the public hospital, Dr. Grace Phiri.
"We admit the children with their mothers to help us with the care of the child because the mothers do the feeding, do the changing of the babies, and also they assist in the administration of the medications," said Phiri.
Lesotho's government pays for medical students to leave the country for their medical training. But despite agreements with the government, many of those students simply never return to their home country. Job offers and higher salaries in nearby South Africa or Europe are too enticing.
So most of the pediatricians in the country now are Americans working at a clinic that was opened a year and a half ago by the Baylor College of Medicine in Texas.
Health Minister Mphu Ramatlapeng acknowledged the country's health care system is in crisis.
"One doesn't have to look too far to see why it is stressed. It is mainly because of the HIV/AIDS pandemic," she told ABC News.
Of the 800,000 children in the nation, an estimated 18,000 are infected with the HIV virus. Most of the children at the public hospital are HIV-positive.
Retsilisitsoe Sekoai was one of them. When we visited recently, his tiny face peered out from under layers of blankets. At nine months old, he weighed just eight pounds. He was battling pneumonia and diarrhea.
Sadly, little Retsilisitsoe passed away shortly after our visit. It is unfortunately all too common here.
At the Baylor clinic, American-educated doctors see as many patients as they can in a day. They also travel to other regions to train local physicians and nurses.
"We have the medications. They are distributed throughout the country. What we need are people who are comfortable administering those medications to children," said Dr. Lineo Thahane -- an American-born pediatrician whose family is originally from Lesotho.
At the clinic, Thahane speaks to her patients in their native language, comforting them, explaining that the medicines available now can allow a child to live a long life with the HIV virus in check.
There are success stories. Two-year-old Lebohang Sekeleoane is thriving now after receiving anti-retroviral therapy through the clinic.
His mother, Matsietsi, said she used to be up all night listening to his cries. Lebohang is HIV-positive and was also suffering from tuberculosis.
"My son was very sick," she said. "And he was very thin. Right now I see changes. He can play and go around."
Through the efforts of the Baylor clinic and a project run by the foundation of former President Bill Clinton, many more children here are receiving needed medication.


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By David Benoit from WSJ's Deal Journal blog.
It may be time to start examining the ongoing banking rally.
A week before the nation's biggest banks are due to start reporting first-quarter performances, a pair of ratings on the pure investment banking giants Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley have been cut. Continue reading here
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The U.K.'s Standard Chartered is in initial talks to buy Morgan Stanley's wealth management business in India, according to a person aware of the discussions.Read more
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Morgan Stanley is reviewing options for its Indian private-wealth-management business, including a possible sale of the unit, a senior executive said. However, a sale "is not definitive at this stage," the executive said.
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Morgan Stanley said its infrastructure arm has led a private-equity consortium in investing $300 million in hydropower operator Zhaoheng Hydropower, in what is the largest foreign investment in China's renewable-energy sector to date.
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Larsen & Toubro, India's largest engineering company by sales, is aiming to sell a minority stake in its infrastructure unit to raise between $300 million and $500 million for ongoing projects, a person familiar with the matter said.
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In snaring the most coveted investment-banking assignment of the year, Morgan Stanley's Michael Grimes insisted to a senior Facebook executive that he be the "single driver" of the company's initial public offering, adding that if the deal soured, it would be his "throat to choke." Read full report.
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Morgan Stanley said it has received "in-principle" approval to start commercial banking operations in India, a move that could help the company steal a march over international rivals such as Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and Bank of America Merrill Lynch. Continue reading here.
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Terry Jones, even lovelier in print than he is in drag, has simultaneously hit the nail squarely on the head and struck the painful chords of my own cognitive dissonance. The "War on Terrorism" was largely constructed to boost our ailing defense industry. I should know. I do not make bombs or guns, thank God, but I am involved in Homeland Security, and I am painfully aware, though no one I work with will admit it, that we are prospering off of a fear that is based upon little more than a fantasy conjured up to inspire the unwashed masses to sacrifice their freedoms and wealth upon the altar of national defense.
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Geoff Calkins: Wear that neck tattoo proudly, Griz fan
So what do you think of my ink?
There's a line I never thought I'd write.
But, then, I never thought an NBA team would honor a player with a neck tattoo night, either.
"I think we're the first official neck tattoo giveaway," said Jason Potter, the Grizzlies director of promotions and event presentation.
Bobbleheads are so yesterday.
Like the trade deadline, for that matter. It was so yesterday, too. Now that it has passed without the Grizzlies dealing Tony Allen, Zach Randolph or any other Memphis institution, a civic celebration in order.
How better to celebrate this Memphis team than by playing the loathsome Los Angeles Clippers? How better to mark the occasion than with a tangible reminder that this is not any other NBA franchise?
Let the Charlotte Bobcats give away Cody Zeller gnomes. Let the Houston Rockets give away Jeremy Lin key chains. Let the Clippers give away special Blake Griffin flopping capes.
The Grizzlies are giving away neck tattoos to the first 5,000 fans tonight.
"We are not going to have actual tattoo artists at FedExForum," said Potter.
OK, neck tattoo stickers, then.
The stickers are in honor of James Johnson, the Grizzlies came-out-of-nowhere forward, who has the name of his son, Naymin, tattooed on his neck.
Johnson has been a revelation for the Grizzlies. He helped save the season. So when the Grizzlies started thinking about timely promotional giveaways, they decided it might be a nice idea to honor him. Then they came up with the idea of a neck tattoo, which is inspired genius.
No question, neck tattoos are more controversial than your basic ankle, bicep, chest or wherever-else tattoo, if only because they can't be easily covered up.
For example, you know who wasn't in favor of Johnson getting a neck tattoo?
"My mom," he said.
Moms everywhere understand.
So the Grizzlies are not endorsing neck tattoos as official policy or anything. Don't misinterpret the meaning of the night. But they are firmly behind the idea of judging basketball players — and people generally — by what they contribute to the enterprise rather than how they appear.
Back when he was coach of the Memphis Tigers, John Calipari talked about this same issue. A reporter asked Calipari about Chris Douglas-Roberts during an NCAA Tournament press conference.
"Somebody said to me, 'He has a tattoo on his neck. Why would he do that?' said Calipari. "I said, 'The tattoo says Judy. That's his mother."
In other words: Things are not always as they seem.
This was true of Douglas-Roberts and this is true of Johnson, too. Since joining the Grizzlies, the guy has been an absolute delight. The other day, the Grizzlies put together an in-game video of Johnson slamming a miniature ball in a miniature hoop over unsuspecting fans on Beale.
"If we let James have his way, we would still be out there doing it," said Potter. "He was awesome. You could not find a more charming guy."
So don't judge a book by its cover. Or a city, for that matter. There's the other reason that the NBA's first neck tattoo giveaway is happening here. Memphians plainly relate.
"I'm not sure it's fair to say that this could only happen here but I think that we, as a city, have also been judged a certain way," Potter said. "We know all the characters that make up the fabric of a community, good and bad, and we embrace all that, and the opportunity to be ourselves."
That's what the sticker stands for, really. That's why so many Griz fans will wear theirs with pride. Some cities struggle to find their authentic vibe. Memphians are up to their necks.
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In December 2010, Children's Hospital Boston achieved HIMSS Stage 7. We had the pleasure of interviewing Daniel Nigrin, MD, MS, Senior VP for Information Services & Chief Information Officer Division of Endocrinology & Informatics Program at Children's Hospital Boston to learn more about Boston Children's success as one of healthcare IT's early adopters.
How would you describe Children's Hospital Boston prior to the decision to become a digital hospital?We never really set out to become a "digital hospital." It never was a goal of ours to do so. We just wanted to use automation and IT to improve patient care. As many people know, Children's Boston is a world-renowned institution for the clinical care we provide. And I'd like to think that we were still providing excellent patient care prior to our decision to automate a lot of our clinical care processes. What I will say is that subsequent to our implementation of a lot of these systems, that care has been enhanced quite a bit. Now, in addition to having top-notch clinicians who've always worked collaboratively to deliver great patient care, they have an additional layer of support and technology that helps them provide even better care. That was always sort of the driving force behind why we did what we did. Back in 2001, when we decided to go ahead with this project, there was not the emphasis on reducing health care costs we have today. Another benefit of IT is ready access to large amounts of clinical information which enables Children's clinicians to study care practices and outcomes and determine how to deliver better, smarter care at a lower cost — where it's safe and appropriate, of courseWhat made you decide to move toward automation and IT?We recognized that IT was becoming more and more of a clinical tool that we could use - just like if there was advancement in a newfangled MRI machine, or a new surgical robot, or a new sophisticated genetic lab test. We would evaluate any of those new technologies and if we thought they would enhance patient care, we would implement them. So we saw IT and EMR systems as another one of those new technologies. When the evidence was growing that these technologies could really help to provide better patient care and safer patient care, we decided as an institution that we should go ahead and implement them.How did you get internal buy-in from leadership to clinicians?We're lucky at our organization because many of our administrative leaders, including our CEO, Chief Nursing Officer who is also the Senior VP for Patient Care Services, Chief Quality and Patient Safety Officer, and Chief Medical Information Officer, were or are still practicing clinicians themselves - me included. I think because the message to our staff came from some of these individuals that definitely helped to deliver some credibility. It was definitely a top down approach, but that in and of itself would not have been enough. I think what really helped was that we were able to point to some of those examples in industry publications and even some anecdotal evidence that these systems really do improve the care of our patients. We're in a little bit of a bubble here in the Boston area simply because we are surrounded by many leading edge clinical organizations - Mass General Hospital, Brigham & Women's Hospital, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, etc. But many of those institutions, in addition to being top notch clinical places, have also been leaders with respect to advancing the state of information technology. So literally across the street or across town, we've got lots of evidence that some of the earliest incarnations of these IT systems, especially ones that included decision support, were really beneficial and could be used effectively to improve the care of our patients. That went a long way in convincing our clinical staff of the importance to do this.What were the challenges you faced throughout the implementation process and what did you do to overcome these challenges?So, obviously there are lots of challenges when you try and do big initiatives like this that span many years. One of the high level challenges was the tension that we experienced between the desire to standardize care practices and user interface and approaches to care guidelines - basically just a generalized standardization of the implementation of the system across our entire scope of practice in our organization, which we were deploying not just to our inpatient areas, but also to our ambulatory areas as well. There is benefit that comes with standardization. You standardize practice, clinical care practice, which often is helpful, but also from maintenance and support perspective from a technological point of view. With that said, when you have a complex organization… a tertiary care kind of organization like ours, you can't actually standardize across the entire place. So there was tension that emerged where we needed to try and push standardization, but we needed to recognize when we couldn't push it to a certain degree and when we needed to back off and allow for some flexibility and essentially individual customization depending on the location where the care was being provided. That was a challenge. I won't say that we did that perfectly on the first go around. And, in some instances it required us to go back and do things over where we didn't do quite well on the first time around. Another challenge was simply reflective of the complex care that we provide here, especially in a pediatric organization that has its own unique challenges. In some instances, the technology was just not where it needed to be to support the clinical care. In that instance, we worked collaboratively with Cerner to point out why the technology as it was currently developed wasn't meeting our needs. To Cerner's credit, they collaborated closely with us on lots of things and improved the product. I think it was Boston Children's together with Pittsburgh Children's and probably a handful of other Cerner clients that started to recognize this need to get a more global view of the patient information as it was stored in Millennium, what we called here a gestalt view about the patient, especially in our critical care environment. I think Cerner heard that feedback and in turn developed iAware, and now we're all fortunate to have the iAware product. That was a good example where we initially saw kind of a lack of functionality in the product and through iteration and working collaboratively we addressed that. The length of the implementation for a big project like this is another challenge. This was not a 6 month or 1 year initiative. This was at least a 3 to 4 year initiative and keeping the focus on a project like this over that duration is difficult. Frankly, keeping key staff on your team for that long can sometimes be difficult. And most importantly, perhaps, is keeping your end users engaged over that period of time can be tough. The flip side is that if you try and do things too quickly to try and compress a timeline to do it over a shorter span, you end up having users who basically give you the feedback that it's too much change too soon and they can't absorb that much change in their practice. It's a delicate balancing act that was difficult and needed a lot of attention over the course of the project. What were some of your successes during the automation process?I think probably the biggest success that we see now is the integration of all of the patient's data into a single place that clinicians can access it. As I mentioned, we didn't limit the scope to just inpatients or just ambulatory. So now within one application, a clinician can see essentially everything there is to see about the patient, from ambulatory notes, to ambulatory labs and immunizations, to inpatient hospitalizations, emergency department visits, operative documentation, diagnostic studies that are done including seeing the images as well. Everything is available in a single location. That's really incredibly useful and valuable to clinicians who used to have to either hunt down things in different systems or even worse try and thumb through patient charts in a futile attempt to find the little bit of information they need. They can now access it very easily within the electronic record.The second major success is now that we've got all this information in digital form and now that we've automated many of our clinical processes, we can start to use the computer basically to support our practice in a way that we weren't able to do in a paper-based world, specifically supporting the clinicians with decision support, helping them to follow clinical guidelines for best practices, and basically adding an extra layer of safety support that wasn't there before. That's a big win. It translates to wins for the patient too because it means safer care and, in some instances, it's reduced the cost of our care which is an important strategic direction as well.How did working to achieve Meaningful Use assist Children's Hospital Boston in reaching HIMSS Level 7 status?It's funny - we've never had specific projects that were focused on achieving either Meaningful Use or level 7 recognition. We started our initiative so many years back. I think the decision was made in 2001 or 2002 to move forward with this project and we didn't start until 2003 or so. All of those things pre-dated Meaningful Use and HIMSS Analytics. We were just basically following our roadmap as we had originally laid it out - focusing on improving clinical care and enhancing patient safety. We continued to use that as our driving strategic goal. Is that roadmap something that you worked on within your organization or jointly with the Cerner team?I think that the patient safety and the clinical optimization were developed jointly with Cerner. We never went specifically after achieving the level 7 recognition or specifically things for Meaningful Use. Those have come as by-products of our initial goals, which is nice. It meant that our initial goals were probably on the money and led us down a path that others have now seen is the appropriate one.What advantages would a patient have in selecting Children's Hospital Boston over a hospital that is not automated?We're an institution that's always been all about clinical excellence and we're well recognized for that. But I think we now have clinicians and clinical practices that are even better supported by technology - technology with decision support and templating and so on - that have enhanced the care that we provide even that much more. I think patients that come here are going to experience clinical excellence that's also supported by technical excellence. Our emphasis has always been on the patient. We try and also implement systems that are going to facilitate the provision of care for our providers as well, but when we come to decision making points that are sometimes tough, we always return to this notion of what's best for the patient and that's what leads us to the answer. I think patients are going to be the beneficiaries of that kind of thought process. Daniel Nigrin, MD, MS is Chief Information Officer and a practicing endocrinologist at Children's Hospital Boston. He is also a senior staff member of the Children's Hospital Informatics Program and an assistant professor of Pediatrics at Harvard Medical School. His IT research interests include large-scale clinical data mining and electronic patient-physician communication systems.
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CONYERS - U.S. Congressman Hank Johnson will hold a town hall meeting this month geared toward helping homeowners who are struggling to avoid foreclosure.Johnson, D-Decatur, is calling it the "Save the Dream" pre-foreclosure town hall meeting that will bring mortgage lenders together with homeowners. Officials with the Federal Housing Authority will also attend the meeting and provide free counseling. The meeting will be held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Saturday, April 25, at Salem Bible Church, located at 5460 Hillandale Drive in Lithonia. Johnson, whose district includes DeKalb, Rockdale and Gwinnett counties, explained in a printed statement that he hoped to "stem the tide of foreclosures that has plagued the Fourth Congressional District." "To help rein in this wave of foreclosures, I've invited distinguished guests, but more importantly mortgage lenders, to begin the process of rewriting some of these subprime loans that have caused so much pain," he said. Homeowners who attend the town hall meeting and who are behind on their mortgage payments can begin the process of having their eligible loans rewritten or participate in workshops and counseling sessions depending on their needs, according to the statement. Presentations on the Homeowner Affordability and Stability Plan, the Neighborhood Stabilization Plan and homeowners' rights during the eviction process will also be part of the agenda. Johnson encouraged community leaders, pastors, neighborhood associations and public officials to come out and take the pre-foreclosure information back to their communities. Foreclosures in Rockdale County have continued at a record pace since mid-2007 and are showing no signs of easing based on first quarter foreclosures ads placed in the Citizen's legal section. In the first three months of this year 625 foreclosures were recorded, which represented a 32.6 percent increase from the first quarter of 2008. The Citizen ran 1,997 foreclosure legal ads in 2008. So far this year, 895 foreclosures have been recorded. Residents seeking to have their mortgage rewritten are asked to bring the following to the town hall meeting: · A hardship letter that explains the reason the homeowner is requesting a loan modification; · Recent pay stubs, tax returns, a property tax bill, if not wrapped into the mortgage; · Homeowner's insurance bill, if not part of the mortgage payment; · Bank statements going back to the previous two months; and · Mortgage documents or HUD settlement statement and note. If not sure, bring all documents from the closing. For more information, e-mail Betty Dixon at email@example.com. gov or call her at 770-987-2291. Jay Jones can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com. SideBar: At a glance · What: "Save the Dream" pre-foreclosure town hall meeting hosted by Congressman Hank Johnson. Mortgage lenders will meet with homeowners looking to avoid foreclosure. Lenders will be able to rewrite qualified loans. Free Federal Housing Authority counseling will also be available. · When: 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., April 25. · Where: Salem Bible Church, 5460 Hillandale Drive, Lithonia. · For more information: E-mail Betty Dixon in Johnson's office at email@example.com or call at 770-987-2291.
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|Welcome to Curtis Michigan and the Manistique Lakes Area
"A Unique Waterfront Village" in Michigan's Upper Peninsula
Curtis Michigan is surrounded by the six beautiful Manistique Lakes which comprise the largest lake complex in the Upper Peninsula. Our six major Upper Peninsula lakes are: North Manistique Lake at 1,722 acres; Big Manistique Lake at 10,130 acres; South Manistique Lake at 4,001 acres; Milakokia Lake at 1,956 acres; Lake Ann Louise at 311 acres; and Millecoquins Lake at 1,890 acres. We have a very incredible geographic location, placing you in the middle of 20,000 acres of inland lakes and streams. Visitors to Curtis will find both relaxation and excitement when visiting our community.
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The Manistique Lakes Area also provides residents and visitors alike with a huge array of events, which encompasses both outdoor and indoor activities. Guests and locals love our Biggest Little Town Parade during our Fourth of July Celebration, Art on the Lake held at The Erickson Center, Oktoberfest, The Walleye Jamboree, Pure Curtis Weekend, along with many more.
|Large groups, families, and couples will enjoy our relaxing and fun atmosphere. We have everything in one area to fulfill all of your vacation needs. Lodging, restaurants, lounges / taverns, recreational rental facilities, 3 area golf courses, gift shops, antique shops, attractions, floral shops, gas & grocery stores, along with a host of other great little stores. Find your event, your recreational activity and come stay with us. Manistique Lakes Area is really the year-round place to be!
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Springtime in Curtis starts out with a great event, the Walleye Jamboree. This event takes place in May and is held on Big Manistique Lake or South Manistique Lake. As temperatures warm up around the Manistique Lakes Area, guests enjoy fishing on our many lakes and streams, mushrooming, smelt dipping, and ATVing. ATV / ORV / Motorcycle trails are lightly groomed and enthusiasts can enjoy our local Sandtown Motorcycle trail. There are extensive trails networking throughout the Upper Peninsula of Michigan.
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Summertime offers events and water-filled adventures. Celebrate our Biggest Little Town Parade during our Fourth of July Independence Day Celebration along with Art on the Lake in Sept - both events bring thousands of people near and far for festivities unique to our area. Activities for the Curtis area include fishing, boating, tubing, jet-skiing, canoeing and kayaking, hiking, biking and ATV / ORV / Motorcycle riding. The Erickson Center for the arts also offers a nice hiking trail along with the Helen Newberry Joy Curtis Clinic and Wellness Center.
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Our fall season is celebrated with our Curtis Chamber of Commerce Annual Oktoberfest. Autumn colors offer fantastic views along all of our surrounding lakes and forests. Activities include fishing, hiking, biking, boating, canoeing, ATV / ORV / Motorcycle riding, along with many great area events.
|Pure Curtis in the Winter
Winter is a special time here in our area with two great events and lots of things to do. Our Curtis Aglow Weekend, held before Christmas and the Pure Curtis Weekend held in February on South and Big Manistique Lakes offers great family fun. Guests to our area enjoy ice-fishing, snowmobiling, cross country skiing, and skating - which is offered at the Erickson Center's outdoor rink. Snowmobiling has been really amazing the last few years and riding the trails has never been better!
Curtis Chamber of Commerce Patrons
Thank you for your continuing support. It is the families and individuals below that help make our area activities, events, and chamber a success!
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Curtis Baptist Church
Dawn Fisher & Cathy Kaiser
Erickson Center for the Arts
Fred & JoAnn Gowan
Jerry's Electronics
Larry & Nancy Sell
Long Point Property Owners Association
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Portage Anglers Club
Portage Township
Richard & Nancy Erickson
Robert Brown
Rosemarie Rose
Eric & Julie Wiegand
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With a bevy of roster moves this week, it is probably best to look at them in a few different articles to give them the proper amount of analysis. First, let's take offense. The Colts this week have sent OG Seth Olsen to Injured Reserve (with the "Designated to Return" label) and waived TE/FB Dominique Jones. Two players who have seen significant snaps and both started games for the Colts this season. So, as we can see, it was all subtraction of personnel on the offensive side of the ball but let's take a look at possible gameday adjustments that are likely to occur to help compensate. With Olsen going to IR-DTR, he should be able to return to the active roster, provided he's healthy, after 8 weeks on the shelf. The Colts apparently value his experience and ability to use this designation for him as they can only use this new roster management tool with 1 player per season. It certainly seems the value him more than the internet community as Olsen has become one of the more p...
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I was trying to verify a change in the Express masthead, i.e., the paper's title at the top of page 1, when I discovered this: On Nov. 16, 1891, the title of the San Antonio Daily Express changed to The Daily Express. However, this masthead is from Nov. 10. My assumption is they decided to change […] [Read More]
Anita Bryant visited S.A. in 1978
On Aug. 16, columnist Brian Chasnoff reported on a recording of Councilwoman Elisa Chan discussing her views on homosexuality with her staff. She has since been compared to Anita Bryant, the singer and former beauty queen who gained notoriety in the late 1970s for her successful fight against a gay rights ordinance in Dade County, Fla. Bryant herself […] [Read More]
Sullivan main house spotted in photo
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Bandera hanging remembered
I'm a little behind on this one, but last month, staff writer Zeke MacCormack wrote a story about a gathering of descendents and history buffs in Bandera to remember "eight travelers killed by Confederate soldiers 150 years ago under an oak tree — seven hanged one by one with a horsehair rope and the other […] [Read More]
Circus is 'Short on Menagerie,' says 1891 review
The entertainment options in San Antonio in 1891 were limited, as was exposure to the exotic, so the arrival of a circus in town was exciting. San Pedro Park had a small zoo in the late 1800s, but the San Antonio Zoo didn't open until 1914, and the offerings were limited. Costing "one dollar at […] [Read More]
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Audio version. The fourth novel in this six-part series with Anne Brown and the Colebridge community In The Basement Quilt, The Potting Shed Quilt, and The Funeral Parlor Quilt, you have become familiar with Anne Brown as well as her family and friends who encounter many of the same ups and downs as most of us. In this fourth novel, join them as they create a Jane Austen masterpiece that represents each one of the group members' life situations. When they enter their quilt in a contest, how does an entirely different quilt end up at the show? Solve the mystery with them as they persevere through challenges, both personal and professional. Travel with Anne as she takes us on her personal adventure of life in the Colebridge community.
Audience: General
Format: Audio CD
Language: English
Number Of Pages: 320
Published: 15th April 2014
Publisher: American Quilter's Society
Country of Publication: US
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My ASUS 6800 Ultra just went to heaven. It started crashing to the desktop with corrupted colors after hours of online deathmatch. Then one afternoon, it crashed and I had to reboot the pc. The DOS characters in post screen were corrupted, and it refused to boot after posting. I took it out to make sure it wasn't the board that was the problem and put an old Geforce 2 MX400 I had spare. The pc booted to Windows, so it WAS the gfx card. It took it back to the store in Greece I had bought it and within 4 hours, they exchanged the ASUS card with a GeCube X1950Pro AGP/256MB card, AND gave me 91 (300-209) Euros credit to buy something else
. That's customer support! Needless to say, having had nvidia cards for over 10 years, I'm very impressed with the ATI card. I have tested 25 games so far until trying to find graphics drivers bugs, but the only one I found was the Xpand rally xtreme demo (strange, given it has an ATI logo in the boot screen). That was a nice free gift for me, before I upgrade to a DX10 card, I'm even considering the ATI alternative now besides the 8800GTX, when it comes out.
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List of anarchist poets
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This is a list of anarchists poets, examples of their published work, and the source material in which their poetry is found. This list is biased in favor of poets who have self-identified as anarchists. Poets who are popularly considered "anarchic", but have not specifically self-identified as anarchists, are not included.
- Hugo Ball
- Fanya Baron
- Toma Bebić
- Julian Beck (1925–1985): American actor and founder of The Living Theatre.[1]
- L. S. Bevington (1845–1895): English essayist and poet
- Jens Bjørneboe
- Tony Blackplait
- Luther Blissett (nom de plume)
- Giannina Braschi
- Balsa Brkovic
- Raegan Butcher
- John Cage (1912–1992): American composer. Collections of poetry include Anarchy (1988).[2]
- Monty Cantsin
- Lev Chernyi
- Voltairine de Cleyre (1866–1912): American activist and one of the earliest anarchists without adjectives. Works include the poem Bastard Born, and The Worm Turns (1900), a collection of poetry.[3]
- Arthur Cravan
- cris cheek
- Miloš Crnjanski
- David Edelstadt (1866–1892): Russian anarchist poet of the Yiddish language.[4] Works include Albert Parsons and Louis Lingg.
- Jon Elia
- Lawrence Ferlinghetti
- Léo Ferré (August 24, 1916 - July 14, 1993). One of France's most well-known and influential singers, poets and musicians. He was a self-proclaimed anarchist and all his lifelong sang irreverent and highly confrontational songs. Aside his discography, work of poetry include Poète... vos papiers ! (1956), Testament phonographe (1980), Les Chants de la fureur (2013).
- Ian Fraser (columnist)
- Seyhan Kurt (France, b.1971) poet of Speechlessness of Sadness.
- Tuli Kupferberg
- Jackson MacLow
- John Henry Mackay(1864–1933): German individualist anarchist, philosopher, writer, homosexual, and exponent of Max Stirner. Works of poetry include Anarchy.[5]
- Nestor Makhno (1888–1934): Ukrainian anarcho-communist, military strategist, and commander of the Revolutionary Insurrectionary Army of Ukraine.[6] Works of poetry include Summons.[7]
- Erich Mühsam
- Kenneth Patchen
- Benjamin Péret
- Utah Phillips
- Pi O (П О)
- Eugène Edine Pottier
- Manuel González Prada
- Diane di Prima
- Dachine Rainer
- Herbert Read (1893–1968): English poet and critic of literature and art. Works include "A Song for the Spanish Anarchists,[8] The Death of Kropotkin, and Poetry & Anarchism (1938)[9]
- Kenneth Rexroth
- Lola Ridge
- Arthur Rimbaud
- Penny Rimbaud
- Lucía Sánchez Saornil
- Louis Scutenaire
- Karl Shapiro
- Percy Bisshe Shelley
- Monica Sjöö
- Mikey Smith
- Gary Snyder
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Footnotes and citations[edit]
- ^ Beck, Julian, "Preface to The Brig", A Spotlight Dramabook.
- ^ Cage self-identified as an anarchist in a 1985 interview: "I'm an anarchist. I don't know whether the adjective is pure and simple, or philosophical, or what, but I don't like government! And I don't like institutions! And I don't have any confidence in even good institutions." John Cage at Seventy: An Interview by Stephen Montague. American Music, Summer 1985. Ubu.com. Accessed May 24, 2007.
- ^ de Cleyre, Voltairine (1914), "The Making of an Anarchist", Selected Writings of Voltairine de Cleyre, Mother Earth Publishing.
- ^ "A great poet and one of the finest types of Anarchist that ever lived." - Emma Goldman, Edelstadt, David, 1866-1892, A short biography of Russian-Jewish anarchist and editor David Edelstadt.
- ^ "I am an Anarchist! Wherefore I will; Not rule, & also ruled I will not be!"–John Henry Mackay, excerpt from Anarchy. John Henry Mackay entry in The Anarchist Encyclopedia. recollectionbooks.com Retrieved October 6, 2007
- ^ "As a revolutionary anarchist, I shared the life of the Ukrainian people during the revolution." Makhno, Nestor "The ABC of The Revolutionary Anarchist", The Struggle Against the State and other essays. Translated by Paul Sharkey.
- ^ Summons Makhno, Nestor. libcom.org Retrieved October 11, 2007.
- ^ Thirty-five Poems (1940)
- ^ Herbert Read first expressed his anarchist philosophy in Anarchy & Order (1938), and later in The Philosophy of Anarchism (1940), and My Anarchism (1966).


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Skiriki - 18 August 2012 03:20 AMZOMG officially older in 10 minutes. :(
ZOMG officially older in 10 minutes. :(
Happy BDay Skiriki
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I don't really understand how Hair/Fur works in Cinema, but I do know - and have found out - that lights play an extremely important part in how they're rendered. Blehekelr,g…... I'm a long ways off from making fluffbeasts D:
Occlusion is one way to go with shadowing, if that is available to you - is particularly easy to set up for Renderman if you have a flavour available, otherwise shadowing and self-shadowing of strands requires thought and effort with respect to the particular lighting you want to match
The strands are self-shadowing and the lights have shadows enabled.
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ps1borg - 18 August 2012 07:11 AMMiss Bad Wolf - 17 August 2012 07:23 PMWonder when I can have birthday cake ice cream again?
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Oh I find this cute, and am a little disappointed it was removed in the sequel. The game's logo has a picture of a roaring red dragon behind it, and while playing there's this little icon of a red dragon's head in the corner. If you click it, this brings up the Main Menu and all the associated stuff inside - "Overview", "Save/Load", "Exit", and so on.
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So yeah it's a pity the icon and clinging dragon thing was removed in the second and "third" game, but he's still in the game's logo for the second game.
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Happy birthday to you!
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And is that based on your actual time of birth, or midnight?
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fixmypcmike - 18 August 2012 08:41 AMHappy Birthday, Skiriki! Or did you just mean you're always older than you were 10 minutes ago?
And is that based on your actual time of birth, or midnight?
Actual time of birth, yeah. In 1975, I was born on the hottest day of the (late) summer, a bit after midday (12:30 pm).
This is a non-complaint :-o
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Too big to cash in at the local grocery store. I had to make a trip to the Buffalo area to cash in at one of the authorized Lotto payout stations in one of the Casinos. For me that's a 50 mile trip and in my financial situation that big of a trip has become an adventure.
My 14 year old car made it there and back, so that part of the adventure was uneventful, but when I got there I found myself in the middle of the Erie County Fair (major major event in this area). Thousands and thousands of cars all fighting for a place to park. :( I bluffed my way past the people charging $5 to park and pulled up next to the casino entrance and asked about temporary parking, without success. :( I ended up crusing the acres and acres of full parking lots looking for a spot. Eventually I found a spot just a hundred feet from the entrance, which is a good thing because didn't bring my walking cane.
I hobbled into the casino (never been in one before) and oogled at all the stupid people throwing their money into machines as fast as they could, one after another. Dumb, dumb, dumb! Got my Lotto winnings from the cashier cage and left the casino without spending anything. I didn't even get charged for parking. Cool beans! (*grin*).
So what did I do with my windfall? I've always wanted a great printer so I rushed right out to OfficeMax and bought a great one capable of high quality large photos. It was on sale and they were offering trade-in deductions too, so I ended up saving $150 on a $300 printer. Cool! I set aside some of the winnings for possible taxes at the end of the year. I set aside some to help pay for getting my teeth fixed. Finally, and to avoid guilt about not gifting friends or relatives (or store employes who sold me the ticket) I gave some to the local small town church. (I am a spiritual but not a religious person. However, I figure the church is a decent organization that despite its ties to religion tries to do good things for the local people. I did make the stipulation that the money was to be used for people not buildings. I have no respect for churches and religions that adorn themselves in stone buildings, riches, and pontification.)
I would have bought some more DAZ stuff but I already have everything I want from DAZ. Sorry.
My philosophy about lotteries:
1) If you don't play you won't win
2) It only takes one ticket to win
3) Unless you have millions to risk by buying a preponderance of the numbers, buying more than one ticket for the same contest is dumb.
4) There is no system. Any number combination is equally likely to win.
I'm sooo confused… I've come to grasp a little of the nature of reality and the answer to life, the universe, and everything. I even have an inkling as to who and what I am. Auuummmmm… But please, please, who the hell are you? And why are you trampling my roses?
All scientific and philosophical inquiries into reality, ultimately must face the nature of consciousness.