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Submitted by acohill on Wed, 06/25/2008 - 09:10
This article provides more data on the fast-shifting but likely permanent change in how we decide where we want to live. We are probably seeing the biggest shift in housing since the end of World War II and the rise of the suburb. Suburbs are not going away overnight, but the cost of commuting to and from often rural subdivisions has caused sharp drops in the value of homes in such locations, and there will be a counterbalancing increase in the value of homes closer to work and shopping--welcome back, downtown neighborhoods.
Smart communities will aggressively begin rehabilitation of neglected older neighborhoods--street and sidewalk repairs, park improvements, fiber to the home--as this will help draw workers and families that want to reduce or even eliminate commuting costs. It also suggests a tremendous opportunity to finally bring back Main Streets, which have been struggling since the sixties as commerce moved out to the edge of town.
The "new" Main Street will be focused primarily on business and professional companies and food/entertainment--things to do after work and places to eat for business professionals. Class A office space on Main street and Main Street business incubators will draw businesses looking for "quality of business life," where walking to work, walking to lunch, and easy access to professional services (copy services, banking, accounting, legal) are all within a few steps of the office.
And as always, downtown fiber will make this work.
Submitted by acohill on Mon, 06/09/2008 - 07:11
VPNs, or Virtual Private Networks, are fast becoming a major issue with respect to broadband. A VPN is a way for a remote user (e.g. from home, traveling) to be connected to the corporate or business network as if he or she was in the office. It gives the home-based worker or business traveler complete access to all the documents and services he or she would normally have sitting at their desk.
But here's the rub: VPNs work best over high performance, well-designed broadband networks. I'm on vacation right now, and have to connect through a wireless signal. The VPN barely works. I can connect, but transferring files is painfully slow, and I keep getting time outs.
As more and more people start working from home part time to avoid the high cost of driving, community broadband efforts will begin hearing more and more about VPNs. If we are going to save energy, community broadband networks have to support business class connectivity and bandwidth. Neighborhoods are going to be business districts in the Energy Economy.
Submitted by acohill on Sat, 06/07/2008 - 08:58
Despite high oil prices, small businesses created 61,000 jobs in May. Too many communities discount small businesses in their economic development strategy, and fail to include small businesses needs in their broadband planning. Big industrial companies get lots of attention, but those firms are the ones shedding jobs. Fast, nimble small firms can adapt more easily to changing economic conditions and changing customers needs.
Submitted by acohill on Wed, 04/30/2008 - 09:55
Graham Richards, the former Mayor of Ft. Wayne, Indiana, spoke at the Broadband Properties Summit about why Ft. Wayne pushed fiber to the home. Some of the services and benefits included:
A green affordable housing initiative cut monthly energy costs for lower income families, and the broadband network was used to monitor energy use.
The network enabled live video monitoring of latchkey children whose parents had to work. Parents could have high quality video chats with their children as soon as they arrived home in the afternoon.
Local schools were able to offer enhanced distance learning opportunities to their students, including afternoon and weekend mentoring with tutors (enabled by the fiber network).
Their vision was fiber everywhere: a community broadband network dedicated to equality of opportunity and universal access.
They began a pilot initiative to have the city use hybrid plug in vehicles to reduce fuel and transportation costs for city workers.
They set a goal of saving 5% of the city budget through IT/broadband and green strategies--helping to conserve taxpayers dollars.
While Richards was mayor, he was able to turn the economic growth of the city from a deep loss of jobs to a dramatic turnaround in jobs creation and new businesses, and he attributed it to setting a vision, sticking to it, and broadband.
Submitted by acohill on Mon, 04/28/2008 - 14:47
Dan Rogers, President of the Kendall County, Texas Economic Development Corporation, just spoke at the Broadband Properties Summit here in Dallas-Fort Worth. Kendall County is a rural area between Austin and San Antonio, and is part of the Texas Hill Country--a beautiful area of mostly very small towns.
Kendall County is served by a rural telecom coop that is deploying fiber to the home, and Rogers indicated it has had a significant impact on economic development. He now views fiber as a relocation "eliminator," as he termed it, meaning that communities without fiber services are eliminated early in the relocation process.
Rogers also said something interesting about retention. He indicated he viewed fiber as part of Kendall County's retention strategy. Businesses already in the region are telling him that they are able to stay because the high capacity fiber services are enabling them to get bigger contracts with companies that expect them to have the same kind of broadband connectivity that is available in bigger metro areas.
Rogers also talked about "big broadband" and "little broadband." He viewed "little broadband" as areas with copper-based DSL and cable modem services, and noted that he saw Kendall County as having a significant advantage because they had "big broadband," meaning fiber-based broadband.
The notion of "big" and "little" broadband is a useful shorthand for cutting through the fog of just what kind of broadband is available in a community, and could be a useful marketing slogan: "Bring your business to our community, where we have BIG broadband."
When an audience member asked Rogers what he would tell elected officials who are reluctant to make an investment in community-wide broadband, he had sobering advice: "Tell them they won't be able to bring in the kind of businesses they want."
Submitted by acohill on Sun, 04/06/2008 - 10:04
Find Your Spot is an online relocation service that helps business owners and prospective employees find a place to live that matches personal preferences like the weather, arts & culture, recreation, education, the cost of living, health care, and the local economy.
Here is a key quote from the FAQ portion of the site:
Thanks to advances in technology and the economy, more people than ever are choosing where to live based on the factors that really matter to them — the weather, schools, recreational activities, cost of living, and general quality of life.
Notice that they are saying job seekers and relocating businesses are interested in personal and life style factors, not the availability of water and sewer in the industrial park. A community that is offered as a pick is going to be much more likely to get someone to move there if that community has a lively community portal, lots of recently updated community and civic Web sites, and attractive government, Chamber, and economic development Web sites.
Who in your community is responsible for the long term strategy of ensuring the community or region looks great on the Web? What specific activities are they doing regularly to ensure a job searcher or a relocating business thinks, "This community looks like a great place to live and to work?"
Submitted by acohill on Wed, 04/02/2008 - 08:18
In a just released Forbes survey, Blacksburg, Virginia is ranked tenth in the nation as one of the best small places to live and to work. If you live in a small community, it is worth spending some time reviewing the Forbes study. Of the nine factors they use to rank communities, four of the nine are related directly to quality of life. These factors are Culture and Leisure, Crime Rate, Educational Attainment, and Cost of Living.
Among the other factors, Cost of Doing Business is one that any community can work on quickly. Our work at Design Nine takes us to small communities throughout the United States, and one of the most glaring problems I see over and over again is the lack of good "Class A" office space in smaller towns and regions. Too many communities are still trying to bring retail back to Main Street, when they should be rehabbing storefronts and second floor space for small businesses and entrepreneurs.
When Norton, Virginia rehabbed an old downtown hotel for high tech start ups, including affordable fiber to the building, Main Street blossomed as the office workers in the building shopped and ate downtown. The spacious lobby of the building regularly hosts community dinners, weddings, and special events, so the investment does double duty--how many weddings have been held in the typical industrial park incubator building?
The biggest mistake a small community can make these days is to put too much emphasis on business and industrial parks far from traditional downtowns--by making modest investments in high quality office space in traditional downtowns, you get a much bigger community and economic development impact. And as always, fiber has to be part of the mix.
Submitted by acohill on Fri, 02/22/2008 - 07:55
This article [link no longer available] from a rural update New York paper illustrates the power of fiber. The Adirondack region of upstate New York has a regional community fiber backbone that is pulling companies to the region--a region that would not give a second thought without the community fiber.
Fiber is basic economic development infrastructure. It is not a luxury for business anymore, it is a necessity. Communities that have competitive fiber today, or even have a plan for getting some in the next twelve to eighteen months, have a distinct competitive edge over communities that do not.
Submitted by acohill on Wed, 02/13/2008 - 08:07
There are still a lot of community leaders who doubt the importance of broadband, but one city official I spoke to earlier this week said they had a Fortune 500 company that told him the firm loses a million dollars an hour for every hour their Internet connection is down. This firm is urging the city to help get additional fiber cable paths in and out of the community so those kinds of outages can be avoided.
Submitted by acohill on Mon, 02/04/2008 - 08:59
A group of economic development and technology organizations are holding a reverse job fair tomorrow (February 5th) in Blacksburg. A traditional job fair has employers at booths, and job seekers walk around looking for a job. In this reverse job fair, graduating students (mostly from Virginia Tech) are at tables, and the employers walk around.
This is an interesting idea born out of the understanding that many workers are now picking a location and lifestyle first and then looking for a job. The advantage to employers who attend is that there is a room full of prospective workers who are interested in living and working in the area.
Submitted by acohill on Wed, 01/23/2008 - 12:48
Galen Updike, with the State of Arizona, opened the Digital Cities Expo this morning, and told of speaking to a woman who was trying to run a business out of her rural home.
She said, "You know, I can do without public water--I can have my own well. I can do without public sewer--I can put in my own septic system. I can do without a paved road to my house. I can even do without electricity--I can generate my own. But without Internet access, my business will fail."
And that story illustrates the relative importance of broadband with respect to economic development.
Submitted by acohill on Tue, 12/18/2007 - 14:28
A new report by the Kaufmann Foundation indicates that 465,000 new businesses are being created every month in the United States. This probably represents a million jobs or more being created by small businesses every single month. The growth in start ups demonstrates why a community or regional economic development strategy has to include not just business attraction as a strategy, but also business creation.
Submitted by acohill on Tue, 12/18/2007 - 14:08
Here is an interesting analysis done by Stuart Mease, who works for the City of Roanoke, Virginia. Mease's job is trying to recruit young people to live and work in the Roanoke area. He has provided a cost of living comparison between Roanoke and some of the bigger towns and cities that are more likely to attract younger workers.
Roanoke compares very favorably; you can make less money and still live as well or better than you could in some bigger towns. Most smaller towns and cities would also fare very well with this kind of analysis, and could be an important factor when trying to convince a business to relocate to your area. The ability to pay lower salaries but still offer employees a great standard of living could be very attractive.
Submitted by acohill on Mon, 12/03/2007 - 09:24
Here is an article about how Northrop Grumman is moving jobs to small towns and cities. The company reports that labor savings can be more than 40%--a substantial amount that pays off year after year, and more than covers the initial cost of moving facilities. One of the locations cited is the small Virginia town of Lebanon. Lebanon is a small town located deep in the heart of the Blue Ridge mountains, a good 30 minute drive from the interstate.
Why did Northrop Grumman put 600 jobs there? Lebanon had participated in a regional fiber project that assured Northrup they would have the broadband connectivity the firm needed to get its work done.
Hat tip to Ed Morrison's excellent economic development blog.
Submitted by acohill on Mon, 12/03/2007 - 09:18
In yet another indication that quality of life is increasingly affecting economic development, a HUD newsletter had the following snippet:
"California has begun losing college-educated residents, on net, to other states, in large part because of the high cost of housing," Virginia Postrel notes in Atlantic Monthly. "The South's population growth since the 1980s has come from the lure of cheap housing created by liberal permitting policies, according to new research by the Harvard economists Edward Glaeser and Kristina Tobin. By lowering the cost of housing, these policies give residents higher real incomes compared with similarly paid workers elsewhere – a strong incentive to move, even if you don't like bugs or hot summers. The mobile middle class gravitates to the cities where housing is affordable."
Smaller cities that have affordable housing and affordable broadband would seem to have a valuable edge over communities that can't offer one, the other, or either of them.
Submitted by acohill on Thu, 11/08/2007 - 08:09
I was in another meeting with economic developers, and there was a growing recognition that broadband and power are the new water and sewer. In the Manufacturing Economy, it was water and sewer capacity that often made the difference when trying to attract manufacturing plants to a region.
Today, it is redundant broadband cable routes, multiple broadband service providers, redundant electric service, and reliable backup electric power that is driving relocation decisions. Medium and large companies are decentralizing their back office and server farm operations, moving them into more rural areas with good quality of life and a lower cost of living. But they are looking for business parks with electric power coming from two different substations, so one electric line could go down and there would still be power available. A single medium-sized server farm building may require 30 megawatts of power, and needs a substantial backup diesel or natural gas generator.
Companies also want broadband access not just from two or three different firms but also two or even three different cable routes. And they want all these facilities in place--they can't wait twelve to eighteen months while they are built. Relocation decisions are often made in as little as two to three months.
Can your economic developers answer all these questions? Does your region have an economic development strategy to address the broadband and power needs of Knowledge Economy businesses?
Submitted by acohill on Tue, 11/06/2007 - 09:23
I spent a good part of the day with a group of economic developers in a major northeastern state. We had some businesspeople in the meeting as well, and listened as two business owners described their frustration with the lack of connectivity outside of major metropolitan areas. In one case, the business owner had moved his staff and business headquarters from the New York metro area to a small city with a lower cost of living and great recreational opportunities near by (relocation based on quality of life issues, not water and sewer availability). The other business was moving many of its operations centers into rural areas for much the same reason.
But both had broadband horror stories. One business, located in a downtown area, said they needed a fiber connection to service provider facilities a block away, but thought that the city permitting process might take as much as a year. The other business, which had moved from the New York area, had to leave their data servers there because they could not get redundant data connections to an appropriate facility in the more rural small city.
Both stories illustrate the shift in economic development. The old real estate truism about the three most important issues for a business ("Location, location, location") has changed to "Location, location, connectivity." There is a growing trend among medium and large businesses, after 9/11 and Katrina, to decentralize operations and to have multiple data centers to ensure that the business can keep running after a local emergency. Communities that have the right connectivity options and good quality of life will have lots of opportunities.
Submitted by acohill on Tue, 10/16/2007 - 10:25
Morning keynote speaker Rex Nelson, who is the alternate Federal Co-chair of the Delta Regional Authority, delivered a lively, tough love talk this morning at the 10th Annual Rural Telecommunications Congress. Nelson said that too many rural communities have economic development programs that are "stuck in the fifties and sixties," with strategies that amount to little more than trying to sell "pastures....with water and sewer."
Nelson calls for programs similar to the ones undertaken in the first half of the twentieth century, when state and Federal officials invested heavily in essential infrastructure like roads and levees. Nelson drew heavily on the history of the Mississippi River region and the profound effect that levees had on taming the river, controlling flooding, and thereby enabling more stable local economies all up and down the river.
Today, Nelson said that telecom is an essential infrastructure for rural region that is the only hope of holding back "...a flood of poverty, poor health, and despair."
Submitted by acohill on Tue, 10/02/2007 - 08:19
The Northwest region of Pennsylvania has started a great blog on broadband. And some folks in Roanoke, Virginia have started a terrific blog on news and issues of interest to business people in the area.
Efforts like these move a community up in the rankings of search engines, help promote and support local economic development initiatives, and project a "modern" image to the rest of the world, where there are always businesses and entrepreneurs looking for a great place to relocate.
Submitted by acohill on Mon, 09/17/2007 - 13:20
In a great example of collaboration, a wide range of economic development groups and two local governments are sponsoring a workshop on starting a business or expanding an existing business. Part of a series of entrepreneur workshops being held around southwest Virginia, the October 5th workshop includes advice and materials from local, state, and national resources, a panel discussion led by successful entrepreneurs, and personalized break out sessions.
It is great to see that some regions are beginning to realize the economic development potential of small and start up businesses (where 90% of new jobs come from).
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Charle Cournoyer, of Boucherville, Que., won one of three Canadian speed skaters to medal Saturday in Dresden, Germany.
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DRESDEN, GERMANY—Charle Cournoyer, of Boucherville, Que., captured a silver medal Saturday at a World Cup short-track speed skating event.
It was one of three medals for Canadian competitors as Marie-Eve Drolet of Laterriere, Que., and Guillaume Bastille of Riviere-du-Loup, Que., both registered third-place finishes.
Cournoyer finished second in the men's 1,000-metre final with a time of one minute and 25.732 seconds. China's Wenhao Liang claimed the gold in 1:25.677 while Victor An of Russia was third in 1:25.824.
"I knew I had good legs and my fitness level was excellent," Cournoyer said. "I've learned to remain calm (in the race), breathe and analyze the situation.
"The final went pretty well. It was not the race I thought was going to happen. Olivier (Olivier Jean of Lachenaie, Que.) and two others (An and Korea's Jinkyu Noh) fought for positioning early on and I took advantage of the situation at the end."
Bastille took third in the men's 1,500 metres, collecting his second bronze medal of the season with a time of 2:14.179. Korean Da Woon Sin was first in 2:13.149 while American J.R. Celski was second in 2:13.195.
"I really tried to manage my races so that I had as much energy as possible at the end," Bastille said. "I've had a tendency in the past to burn my energy too early. This year I have improved and I think it paid off this weekend."
Francois Hamelin, of Sainte-Julie, Que., was 16th while Vincent Cournoyer, of Boucherville, Que., was 19th.
Drolet, a week before her 31st birthday, was third in the women's 1,500 for her second medal of the season. Elise Christie of Great Britain won the gold in 2:21.851 with Korea's Min-Jung Kim second in 2:21.952.
"I'm satisfied and happy with my bronze medal," Drolet said. "But at the same time I'm pleased with how I was before the race, how I prepared.
"There were eight skaters in the race (final), so I really didn't want to start off too far back. At first I was well positioned, but eventually I fell to the back of the group. I had to make a pretty aggressive pass to take third place and then I hung on until the end."
Gabrielle Waddell, of Red Deer, Alta., was eighth.
The Canadian women's relay team qualified for the final against China, Korea and the Netherlands. After a fall early in the first minute of the race, Canada rallied to finish second.
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Washington's Secretary of State Sam Reed predicts 47 percent of registered voters in Washington state will cast ballots in the Nov. 8 election.
That's pathetic.
Yet, it gets worse. Walla Walla County Auditor Karen Martin offers a prediction even more pitiful.
Martin said she believes 40 percent of Walla Walla County will return their ballots.
"Hopefully I will be wrong and it will be higher," Martin said.
Yet, as of Friday, the trend was not spectacular. One full week after all the ballots were mailed just 15.14 percent -- 4,644 -- had been received by the Auditor's Office.
The number of people casting ballots should be much higher in Walla Walla County and throughout the state.
If people take the time to register to vote, why would they not vote in every election?
After all, elections are all vote-by-mail. The ballot comes to your home, you fill it out and mail it back or drop it off at the County Courthouse. Sure, it can be difficult to figure out who to vote for in each race and what ballot measures to approve or reject, but it can be done by reading about the issues, attending debates and simply talking to your friends and neighbors.
Being a voter -- an informed voter -- is part of being a good citizen.
"We certainly wish that half or more of our voters were casting ballots, since so many important local government offices and local issues are before the voters and we have significant statewide ballot measures to deal with," Reed said.
Reed is correct. The local races are very important. The race for Port of Walla Walla commissioner seems to have garnered a lot of interest. The debate has been vigorous.
In addition, a number of local city council and school board positions are being contested, including more than half the seats on the Walla Walla City Council.
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Stevie Lake's a mom–to eight fuzzy goslings!Stevie Lake entered a contest to win a down comforter. Instead she got a new "family"–a nestful of goose eggs. But when the eggs hatch, it's love at first sight for Stevie and the goslings. Now Stevie's learning that being a mom is hard work: the goslings want to go everywhere Stevie goes, even to Pine Hollow. Stevie has to keep her "kids" safe while trying to learn a new skill–vaulting. The Saddle Club is determined to master vaulting and show Veronica diAngelo that success takes more than fancy coaches. Can they pull this off? Or is The Saddle Club plus eight goslings and one vaulting horse a recipe for disaster?
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CHURUBUSCO — Churu-busco's baseball team picked up its second win in a row Thursday night, hosting West Noble.
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Jessica Chastain showed up at the New York Film Critic's gala the other night, looking like the lovely little Irish clover that she is. Actually I don't know if she's Irish, but she certainly looks like someone with all the hallmarks of the legendary Hibernian peoples, what with that red hair and the creamy white, freckled skin. No big secret that I have a particular fondness for the ladies like Jessica. Perhaps that's my own Irish heritage at work, hearkening me back to my ancestral origins in the land of shamrocks and shillelaghs. All I can say is that she's got something special happening. She even made the rather perplexing TREE OF LIFE watchable, in parts anyway. I'll stop short of calling that a bad film, as I did miss a lot of it from falling asleep during those prolonged dialogueless scenes. Maybe something good happened in between the badly-rendered dinosaurs and the afterlife scenes. I'll never know. Jessica looked great in it though.
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Tune in this Saturday night, Feb 21st, at 9 for the 10 Year Anniversary Celebration for The Edutainment Hip Hop Show!WUTK is proud of all this show has accomplished in the last 10 years, and we look forward to many more!!
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|Atlan International Holdings Corp., a global development, marketing, sales and acquisition company, has entered a long-term strategic alliance with Pacific Seaboard Ltd. to develop renewable [read more]
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Control system engineers are responsible for a number of tasks such as designing and analyzing control systems, verifying and implementing code, fixing malfunctions, explaining and providing information, and analyzing and researching designs.Read More...
This job can take place either indoors or outdoors depending on the company. Many companies that deal with technology, such as vehicles and computers, may hae control system engineers. Control system engineers typically work with engineers and coworkers, often explaining technical information to a non-technical audience. They may work at different points in the day depending on their company's needs.
The minimum requirements for this job typically include a bachelor's degree in engineering and at least three years of experience. A bachelor's degree in mathematics or a related field and knowledge of relevant programs and codes may also help. Control system engineers should also have knowledge of control systems and feel comfortable working with electronics, computers, software, hardware, and technology in general. Other skills that will help control system engineers include time management, organization, ability to cooperate with others as well as work independently, ability to think on their feet and solve challenging problems, and the ability to work on many things at once.
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Control Systems Engineers who move on to become Senior Systems Engineers may enjoy significant pay raises, as Senior Systems Engineers get paid an average of $99K per year. Control Systems Engineers most often advance into Automation Engineer and Controls Project Engineer positions even though the median salaries are $4K lower and $7K lower, respectively.
Dominating the field, Bechtel Corporation, The Boeing Company, Johnson Controls Inc, Northrop Grumman Corporation, and Jacobs Engineering Group Inc are top firms with a reputation for hiring a great number of Control Systems Engineers. Control Systems Engineers flock to General Electric (GE) Energy for generous paychecks, where average earnings of $89K lead the pack in compensation. Other leaders in compensation levels are The Boeing Company at $85K, Northrop Grumman Corporation at $85K, and Jacobs Engineering Group Inc, where Control Systems Engineers annually earn $84K.
Others at the bottom of the scale for this job include Amazon.com Inc at $73K, and Bechtel Corporation where $81K is the norm, but it is worth noting that some Control Systems Engineers there earn up to $136K.
Control Systems Engineers report using a large range of skills on the job. Most notably, skills in Distributed Control Systems, Human-Machine Interface, Controls, and Project Management are correlated to pay that is above average. At the other end of the pay range are skills like AutoCAD and Windows Operating System General Use. Many workers who know Human-Machine Interface also know Programmable Logic Controllers / Automation.
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Control Systems Engineers who reported more years of relevant experience also reported higher earnings. The average worker who claims fewer than five years of experience earns around $69K. In contrast, however, individuals who report five to 10 years in this occupation see a much larger median of $83K. For Control Systems Engineers, 10 to 20 years of experience on the job amounts to an average salary of $96K. Folks who have racked up more than 20 years in the field report incomes that aren't that much higher than less experienced individuals' earnings; the veterans make just $104K on average.
San Diego offers some of the highest pay in the country for Control Systems Engineers, 30 percent above the national average. Control Systems Engineers can also look forward to large paychecks in cities like Baton Rouge (+27 percent), Seattle (+17 percent), New Orleans (+16 percent), and Houston (+14 percent). Columbus is the lowest-paying area, 13 percent south of the national average. Not at the bottom but still paying below the median are employers in Grand Rapids and Pittsburgh (10 percent lower and 9 percent lower, respectively).
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While I hardly need a reason to celebrate to find at-home donut inspiration, today marks the anniversary of the capture of the Donut Thieves of Slidell, Louisiana. In the middle of the night on March 27th, 2002 a couple hijacked a Krispy Kreme Donut truck, resulting in a 15-mile police chase, leaving a trail of donuts in their wake! While Rose Houk was caught in the aftermath of the chase, her partner-in-crime, Clint Messina, evaded police capture until June 9th.
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Ole Torme!: Mel Torme Goes South Of The Border
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Mel Torme was known for his elastic voice, sense of swing and effortless good taste. Arranger Billy May (he's dressed up like Speedy Gonzalez on the LP cover) was famous for his boisterous, good-humored, hard-driving charts. The two make for a perfect match on a theme album built around the Latin world. "Frenesi" and "The Rhumba Jumps," about American jazzers in the Caribbean, are standouts.


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James C.
Home buyer in Baltimore
Latisha was very supportive throughout the whole process. She was very informative and proactive. She was professional, honest, and a pleasure to work with! I would recommend her services to anyone that's looking to purchase a home and my family and I were very grateful to have experienced purchasing our home with her! Thanks again.
Charles C.
Home buyer in Baltimore
From the start of this venture, Mrs. Wright has been nothing but understanding and patient throughout the whole endeavor. She made it her business to make sure that all questions and concerns were taken care of and even beyond the normal business hours, she made it her business to be available and she made this experience very comfortable and easygoing. I will be recommending her to any friends or associates from this point on and also will be coming back to her for any other real estate business.
Pari B.
Home buyer in Baltimore
Latisha was very professional. She made sure my partner and I found the right home. She was always available when we needed her. Very knowledgeable, responsive, great communication skills, and very personable. I would recommend Latisha to anyone that is looking for a home!! WE LOVED HER!
Response from Latisha
Thank you Pari and Kassani for this awesome review. You two were a pleasure to work with, I appreciate your communication and diligence through the whole transaction. We worked as a team and succeeded. Enjoy your new home and congratulations again. Thank you for trusting me.
Britanni H.
Townhome buyer in Baltimore
My very first time buying a home and might I say it was quite a peculiar experience. I assumed it would not be as complex, but indeed it was. I fell in absolute love with the first home I saw, unfortunately, it went into contract after 3 days on the market and before I even got the chance to physically see it. Latisha made sure I was next in line if anything fell through with that house. To make a long story short, the opportunity presented itself, the house was basically mine, but I chose to withdraw. Becoming disappointed with everything else I saw, I finally found a home. It was not all that I thought I needed, but turned out to be just great. Went through the entire process, and settlement kept getting pushed back over and over again. Finally the day I settled on my home, I put the keys in the door to find a foot of water and mold in my newly "finished" basement. I had no clue as to where to begin, especially since the house now belonged to me. Latisha, who's job had been completed, went above and beyond to make sure the seller handled every aspect of the situation. From making calls, physically going to the property, and even caring about the affects it had on my family, she was there until it all got resolved. She is very caring, determined, and patient. She hears what you need, and tailors her services just to make sure you have it. Though she does not have many years under her belt and could be a bit better with pulling houses to view, she has the heart of a pro. If you want someone who is dependable, willing to listen, and go the extra mile, this is it for you.
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Thank you for this great review, I really appreciate your details and honesty, Yes we had some battles but we handled them together as a team. It was good working with you and congratulations again on buying your first home. Thank you for trusting me.
Michael R.
Townhome buyer in Baltimore
Extremely attentive to requests and questions. Every email was answered as quickly as possible. Along with my searches, she was enable to enhance them by making suggestions of other properties. When you are discouraged and ready to give up because of unforeseen problems going on in the deal, she can help bring you back on the right track.
Response from Latisha
Thank you for this great review, it was great working with you and congratulations again on your new home. Even when things happened we worked together as a team to resolve those problems. Thank you for trusting me.
Jeffrey M.
Townhome buyer in Randallstown
Latisha was very helpful and got me the home I wanted. Just tell her what you want and what you are looking for. She will surely help you find the home your looking for.
Previous review from Jeffrey M.
Latisha is excellent, tell her what you want and she will find it. She is very patient. She will go out of her way for you.
Response from Latisha
Thank you so much for this great review, I only treat people how I would want to be treated. It is a great experience working with you and I'm happy that we found your dream home. Customer service is my #1 priority. Thanks for trusting me.
Amanda S.
Home buyer in Hanover
Latisha Wright it was a pleasure working with her this was my first time buying a home she helped me all the way through and answered all my questions and always got right back to me when I called I would definitely recommend her for anyone buying a home.
Response from Latisha
Thank you so much Amanda, it was great working with you as well, so easy going and open to learn and very personable. I appreciate you giving me the opportunity to help you buy your first home. Good luck with your new home
Harriett F.
Prospective buyer
My initial meeting with Latisha was very productive. She presented as a warm, personable and concerned person. During the tour of the home, Latisha paid close attention to details and shared her opinions ( pros and cons) about the property. I appreciated her feedback and her honesty. I look forward to working with Latisha as we continue to look at other homes.
Response from Latisha
Thank you so much for trusting me to find you the perfect property that fit your needs, enjoy your new place. I really appreciate this positive review, I'm all about making my clients happy.


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GeForce 210 and GT 220 Reviews
Re: GeForce 210 and GT 220 Reviews
You should ignore the PCPer review of the GT 220, their review card only has DDR2 and performance is crippled by lack of bandwidth. Other sites might have GT 220 cards with DDR2 memory, ignore those reviews also.
Other sites that review GT 220 with GDDR3 memory, the performance is much higher, easily beating the 9500GT and can match the HD4670 in most benchmarks.
Re: GeForce 210 and GT 220 Reviews
Here is Tom's Hardware review. Is that OK?
Here one from HEXUS
I just noticed the PC Perspective review is included in the NVNEWS "Latest Headlines". They also forgot to ignore it :)
Re: GeForce 210 and GT 220 Reviews
Took me forever to find that toms review. Guess some of the bigger site prioritized for tomorrow instead.
Looks like hardwarezone did a review too.
EDIT I wish they would put the die sizes as that would help with perspective a bit.
Re: GeForce 210 and GT 220 Reviews
ok so what are these cards exactly? I know nvidia renamed some gf9 cards and released as the gf200 or something bs like that...
besides isnt the 57xx series 100-150 market? & wouldn't it be a better choice?
Re: GeForce 210 and GT 220 Reviews
Only the 5750 512 meg come close $ wise though still 20-30 bucks out but you get a lot more features and performance though.
Re: GeForce 210 and GT 220 Reviews
Anandtech has their review up.
Re: GeForce 210 and GT 220 Reviews
Wow the price\performance ratio on these is terrible.
What were they thinking? :o
If they were $20 cheaper all around they wouldn't be too bad.
Re: GeForce 210 and GT 220 Reviews
TechPowerUp article about
EVGA Announces GeForce 210 and GT 220 Series Graphics Cards
First I didn't even know there are two GT 220 models, which I thought was one too many when I did find out..
Too my surprise EVGA has five GT 220 models. The price range for the 5 models is $100 to $75.
I'm not a marketing guy but it doesn't make much sence to me to have 5 entry models in such small price range. Why not make just one or two cards and pass the manufacturing and packaging savings to the customer. Who is going to keep all them cards on store shelf?
Interesting point in the specifications:
* Full DX10.1 Support - DirectX 10.1 GPU with full Shader Model 4.1 support delivers unparalleled levels of graphics realism and film quality effects for today's hottest games.
For about one and half year some of the NVDIA shills did argue and preached how useless the DirectX 10.1 is and now of a sudden it's awesome. I don't know anymore who to believe.
By the way GeForce 210 card has wrong link in the article, the right link is in the user comments
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I recently traveled across country for a wedding and was constantly reminded by the Department of Homeland Security in airports and on the rail system, "If you see something, say something." Okay, I will.
I see the DHS is now working with the NFL. (Imagine spooky Halloween music here.) We weren't paying attention when Janet Napolitano announced a partnership with the NFL and local law enforcement before the Super Bowl, or the ban on tailgating anywhere near the Super Bowl. Now she has come to haunt us at Lambeau.
If you ever wished that going to a professional football game was more like going through airport security, now you can get your wish, along with the other 16.5 million football fans peacefully attending games this year. To get to your seats in time for kickoff, you must leave your tailgate two hours early, or about mid-morning for most games. Fun, eh?
The government wants to train us to submit, without question; to behave obediently and meekly accept the intrusive body scans and humiliating pat-downs our rulers insist on imposing on their subjects. To retrain people to line up like sheep and be herded through pens and chutes without protest.
Why the Green Bay Packers organization, which claims to be run by and for its "owners," the fan stockholders, would go along with this not so family-friendly approach is beyond my comprehension.
As the radio host Alex Jones said on www.prisonplanet.com, "We are all considered suspects. The NFL has allowed itself to be exploited by the DHS as a showcase for turning America into a Soviet-style hellhole."
Security theater works for the government, but how does the Packers organization benefit? They admit that there have been no threats or incidents at Lambeau, yet claim that they are invading fan privacy to protect our "safety." Right. Hopefully, this is not going to be a typical experience for other aspects of our lives, although there is no reason to be optimistic.
Libertarians would tend to defend a private business annoying its customers with invasive searches before allowing them to enter, and let the owners suffer the consequences. However, now the police are involved.
The Packers do not use their own security for unconstitutional game day searches. They bring in the Green Bay cops. Remember the slogan, "Protect and Serve"? How do pat-downs serve the public, much less protect them?
Police officers, unlike rent-a-cops, take an oath to abide by the Constitution. Article 4 of the Bill of Rights attempts to guarantee, "The right of the people to be secure in their persons, ... against unreasonable searches and seizures." What probable cause justifies searching thousands of Packer fans? Are the Green Bay Police disrespecting fans' constitutional rights in return for some overtime pay? Where is the next place where they will trample our constitutional rights?
What is a proud, freedom loving fan to do? Alex Jones suggests boycotting NFL (No Fun League) games. That would be easier for the fans of some teams (e.g., Vikings) than others.
Shareholders and fans still have the right to let the Packers administration know how they feel. Call 920-569-7500 for the switchboard to leave a message or write to: 1265 Lombardi Avenue; Green Bay, WI 54304. Send this column. Pass it on.
Go Pack Go!
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Green And White Bean Salad
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|Green beans
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|2 3⁄4 Cup (44 tbs), rinsed and drained (White Colored)
|Canned sweet peppers
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs), drained
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs), cut into 1inch cubes
|Olive oil
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|Lemon juice
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|2 , thinly sliced
|Chopped fresh thyme
|1 3⁄4 Teaspoon
|Chopped italian parsley
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|Black pepper
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In a medium saucepan, blanch the green beans in rapidly boiling water for 5 minutes, or until bright green and crisp-tender.
Drain; immediately plunge into ice water.
Drain and place in a large bowl.
Add the white beans, peppers and tomatoes.
In a small bowl, whisk together the oil and lemon juice; drizzle over the vegetables.
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