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cool, I found this link Free StarOffice, sorta
I found this link http://see.sun.com/Apps/DCS/mcp?q=ST4W21TFZydO63 ;D
cool, I found this link Free StarOffice, sorta
OOo is good but doesn start office have some stuff that oo doesnt have ???
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OOo is good but doesn start office have some stuff that oo doesnt have ???
Ummm, I think it has some proprietary font stuff that OOo doesn't have, as well as the Adabase database stuff (though rumour has it that OOo has similar features...they're just not apparent). Sorry...that's not much of an answer, but I've started typing and I'll be damned if I'm gonna stop now!
As far as feature sets go, I'm pretty sure they're virtually identical.
I registered and downloaded it, just out of curiosity.
StarOffice has prettier icons, and more clipart. I don't really know how and what the adabas database can be used for.
Since I complied OpenOffice myself, it runs faster than StarOffice.
Other than that I haven't noticed any difference. I don't think StarOffice offers enough value over OpenOffice to be worth dishing out the $80. Maybe the manual that you get as a PDF file, I don't know ...
I didn't what to star another thread
Well anyways Solaris 9 (8 ???) are free for both sparc and x86 and you can get them here http://wwws.sun.com/software/solaris/binaries/get.html
For prettier icons in OOo you can use Ximians edition of OO or use the nifty KDE tools from kde-look.org to change them.
StarOffice in my book rates lower than OOo, as I can only get 7.0 with danish spell checking (which I so badly need). However my school hands out that for the price of the CD.. thank you very much SUN, you guys rock - good luck with 100 million desktop deployment in China and again thank you for using GNOME as the desktop of choice


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5 U.S. Code § 5111 - Revocation and restoration of authority to classify positions
(a) When the Office of Personnel Management finds that an agency is not placing positions in classes and grades in conformance with or consistently with published standards, it may revoke or suspend the authority granted to the agency by section 5107 of this title and require that prior approval of the Office be secured before an action placing a position in a class and grade becomes effective for payroll and other personnel purposes. The Office may limit the revocation or suspension to—
Source(Pub. L. 89–554, Sept. 6, 1966, 80 Stat. 455; Pub. L. 95–454, title IX, § 906(a)(2), (3),Oct. 13, 1978, 92 Stat. 1224.)
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In subsection (a), the words "in whole or in part" are omitted as unnecessary in view of the specific authority to limit the revocation or suspension. The words "The Commission may limit the revocation or suspension to" are substituted for "Such revocations or suspensions may be limited, in the discretion of the Commission, to" to eliminate redundancy.
In subsection (b), the words "After revocation or suspension" are substituted for "After all or part of the authority of the department has been revoked or suspended". The words "may restore" are substituted for "may at any time restore" to eliminate redundancy.
Standard changes are made to conform with the definitions applicable and the style of this title as outlined in the preface to the report.
1978—Subsecs. (a), (b). Pub. L. 95–454substituted "Office of Personnel Management" and "Office" for "Civil Service Commission" and "Commission", respectively, wherever appearing.
Effective Date of 1978 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 95–454effective 90 days after Oct. 13, 1978, see section 907 ofPub. L. 95–454, set out as a note under section 1101 of this title.
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Members of the Philippine National Police force seal the muzzles of... Fotografía de noticiasAnimal callejero,Arma,Bozal,Cuerpo de policía,Derecho,Disparar,Día de año nuevo,Día de fin de año,Filipinas,Horizontal,Manila,PersonasPhotographer NOEL CELISCollection: AFP 2012 AFPMembers of the Philippine National Police (PNP) force seal the muzzles of their guns with tape in Manila on December 29, 2012, to prevent any stray gunfire that has plagued the country every New Year's Day. The taping is supposed to ensure that any policeman who fires his gun into the air on New Year's eve will be discovered, the national police chief said. AFP PHOTO / NOEL CELIS (Photo credit should read NOEL CELIS/AFP/Getty Images)


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High Points boat tour
Take a three-hour, naturalist-led small boat tour through the back bays and winding creeks of the Rookery Bay Reserve to visit one of the most unique areas of Southwest Florida. After disembarking, take a short hike to one of the highest points in Collier County, an ancient sand dune relic from the Pleistocene Era that is 25 feet above sea level. The view from the top of Sand Hill is remarkable in this predominantly flat landscape, where visitors can see and appreciate this rare and fragile coastal scrub ecosystem marked by sand live oaks, rusty lyonia and Florida rosemary. In Southwest Florida, the diversity of species encountered in a few inches of elevation change is equivalent to thousands of feet of elevation change in other places. Access to this sensitive area is restricted to protect it from damage, so this tour allows guests the opportunity to experience this unusual place that very few visitors ever get to see. Participants must have the physical ability to get into and out of a boat tied up to the shore. Cost is $75 for non-members, $70 for Friends of Rookery Bay members and includes admission to the Rookery Bay Environmental Learning Center. Register at rookerybay.org.
Rookery Bay Environmental Learning Center
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Last week there have been some problems with the Unlocked Motorola Droid 2 model. Somehow mistakenly some picture where leaked out and they made their way into the Best But website. Best Buy employees didn't realize a goof up and put the model up on the list with all other models that were to be sold. Though it was confirmed that BestBuy was supposed to get the rights to sell the Android models but the pictures leaked out confirmed the word of mouth. The rumors proved to be true, it primarily confirmed the outing of the Android smartphone and secondly it assured that Best Buy would be carrying the rights of selling the Droid 2 on launch.
Now very recently pictures have surfaced online of actual cases that were made by Rocketfish. So now there is no room left for doubts even for skeptics who felt that the mega electronics dealer won't be the one laying their hands on the latest product that were to come out of Verizon.
Now with everything set into motion, with the model getting its due publicity already though unwanted as of now. But all the pieces are in place and this leaves us with one question dangling: when will it launch? The official date for the newest product the Motorola Unlocked Droid (2) that is coming out with Verizon is not yet revealed. If sources are to be believed then this product too will be kept in the box for quite some time by Best Buy as they did for Droid X launch which is set to release on August 23rd. now all you loyal Android customers who have their heart set out on the Droid models, all you need to do now is build on your patients and wait for the launch for the smart phones. When they are out, all you would have to do is go to the Best Buy site or pick it up from the closest BestBuy store.


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He has exhibited at Art Interactive in Cambridge, MA, Hallwalls Contemporary Art Center in Buffalo, NY, Art in General in New York City, Fylkingen in Stockholm, Contemporary Arts Center in Cincinnati, SESI Gallery in Sao Paulo City, Window Project Space in Auckland, New Zealand, Visual Studies Workshop in Rochester, Chiangmai New Media Art Festival in Thailand, DigiFest DXNet in Toronto, and the Cyberarts Festival in Boston. He has been a frequent artist-in-residence at the Experimental Television Center in Owego, New York and is included in the DVD anthology, "ETC: 1969 - 2009" covering 40 years of video arts at ETC. He was previously a visiting professor with the Department of Expanded Media at the School of Art and Design at Alfred University in Alfred, NY and now teaches in the T.I.M.E.-Digital Arts Department at The Cleveland Institute of Art.
Call for Participation: IEEE Visualization 2006
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IEEE Visualization 2006
Art Exhibit Submissions
Information visualization is traditionally viewed as a tool for data exploration and hypothesis formation. Because of its roots in scientific reasoning, visualization work has, until recently, been limited to a role of analytical tool for sensemaking.
In recent years, however, both the mainstreaming of computer graphics and the democratization of data sources on the Internet have had important repercussions in the field of information visualization. With the ability to create visual representations of data on home computers, artists and designers have taken matters into their own hands and expanded the conceptual horizon of infovis as artistic practice.
In its first edition, the InfoVis Art Exhibit examines the merging of artistic intention and visualization technique. We are looking for artwork that reveals data patterns in aesthetic, innovative ways. The goal of the exhibit is to steer viewers towards greater introspection about what information is worth visualizing and why.
The InfoVis Art Exhibit will consider the following types of work:
interactive CD/DVD-ROM work interactive web-based work printed artwork Requirements
Interactive pieces should run on a standard computer configuration (Windows Operating System, 512 MB RAM, 20 GB hard drive, 1024 by 768 pixels monitor resolution) as such systems will be available at the exhibit.[more...]
AREA Infrastructure Talk#2 (6.12.06): S.European HackLabs, Intellectual Property + Internet Activism
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INFRASTRUCTURE SERIES : "Hackmeeting and Hacklabs: technopolitics and reality hacking in south-european autonomous networks"Presenter: Xabier Barandiaran - Series Talk #2 Monday June 12, 7-9pm Polvo - 1458 W. 18th St. 1R | Chicago IL | www.polvo.org Co-Sponsored by AREA Chicago Art/Education/Activism and
CriticalArtWare www.areachicago.com | www.criticalartware.net Details Below: Title and Abstract of the talk Short Bio of Xabier Barandiaran About the INFRASTRUCTURE SERIES
Title and Abstract of the talk: "Hackmeeting and Hacklabs: technopolitics and reality hacking in south-european autonomous networks" For the last 6 years a number of autonomous collectives called HackLabs (hacker or hacktivist laboratories) have been created at different squat social centers and other self-managed spaces around europe. The network of hacklabs has now more than 40 nodes (most of them located in Spain and Italy) dedicated to build-up community based free-software and open access spaces for skill sharing and collective intelligence, technopolitic experimentation and direct action on several digital struggles (cybercontrol, digital rights, intelectual property, etc.). HackLabs were born as a result of Hackmeetings: underground self-organized hacktivist meetings where grassroot activist and geek culture meet to discuss, exchange and coordinate different knowledge, resources and initiatives around technologies and politics. The talk will focus on a set of trajectories within the hacklabs and hackmeeting networks: the experience of Metabolik (one of the first hacklabs in europe), the distributed and self-managed organization of spanish and european hackmeetings and the recent direct action campaing against intellectual property (CompartirEsBueno.Net). Emphasys will be made on philosophical background, discussion on technopolitical tactics and opportunities for coordination.
GIVING PEOPLE WHAT THEY WANT - Glassbox, Paris
New exhibition by London-based curator Hanne Mugaas- Glassbox, Paris
GIVING PEOPLE WHAT THEY WANT - GLASSBOX, PARIS Curated by Hanne Mugaas and Ida Ekblad
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Takeshi Murata | Cory Arcangel | Marius Engh | Fredrik Soderberg | Michael Bell-Smith | Anders Nordby | Paper Rad | Ida Ekblad | Fayçal Baghriche | Jonas Ohlsson | Lars Laumann | Jean-Paul Newman | Lina Viste Groenli | Are Mokkelbost | Daniel Jensen | Matthieu Clainchard |
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May 25th 2006 - from 18.00 The project is a commission by The Comissariat
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Question notions of the object, of authorship and distribution
To arrange and rearrange information is to personally or administratively produce or document history
Either using real documents, close copies or absolute fakes, information exist to create meaning and commentary inside or beyond context. Truth and evidence may be questioned, but the information is still there. We have entered a culture of choice, emphasizing the importance of availability; how to choose, arrange and use. Distribute. Being an expert means to be confident there is always an easier way to do it, that there is always a more direct confrontation with reality which might yield an interesting spin-off, that there is always the possibility of an incalculable effect, which might turn everything upside down.
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113bis, rue Oberkampf Paris 11ème · M° Parmentier/Ménilmontant t 01 43 38 02 82 · firstname.lastname@example.com ouvert du vendredi au dimanche de 15h à 19h
Glassbox bénéficie du soutien du Ministère de la Culture (Drac Ile-de-France), le Café Charbon, le Nouveau Casino et l'Espace Paul Ricard.
le commissariat : 13 passage Sainte Anne Popincourt. paris 11ème www.lecommissariat.org
***** ******** Attached: Video still; "Proof that Paul McCartney is already Dead" by Cory Arcangel.
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ARTIFICIAL LIFE IS IMPOSSIBLE IN A COMPUTER A public lecture by spurse for the RISD Digital+Media Program
ARTIFICIAL LIFE IS IMPOSSIBLE IN A COMPUTER RISD Auditorium 7 p.m.
In this lecture, spurse will definitively define the following concepts:
1) emergence 2) artificial life 3) digital 4) analog 5) algorithm 6) cooking 7) bacteria 8) computer
In addition to RISD Digital+Media students, this lecture will also be
of interest to: architects, philosophers, scientists, gardeners and
the hospitality industry.
Spurse is an international collective composed of individuals with
experience in a wide variety of fields. spurse has no (fixed) content
or members -- rather it is a viral multiplicity that is continuously
reforming itself as it becomes new projects and new events. In this,
it is open to change, contradiction, multiplicity, tangents,
infection, and betrayal. Spurse is interested in considering the
public as that which must be continually constructed as a part of the
invention of public space. In this we are interested in emergent
forms of individuality -- swarms, crowds, the person, groups, and
http://www.spurse.org http://dm.risd.edu
[FRAY] Conference + After (Party) Event
[FRAY] Conference SATURDAY MAY 13 @ 2 PM http://fvnm.info/fray/2006.05.13 Film, Video & New Media Dept @ The School of the Art Institute of Chicago Room 1307 in the MacLean Building 112 S. Michigan Ave CHI IL .US FREE
Join [FRAY] for discussions and presentations on connective and collaborative New Media and Digital Arts with Annette Barbier (UNREAL-ESTATES and Interactive Arts and Media Department Columbia College), Ryan Griffis (The Temporary Travel Office and The School of Art & Design University of Illinois at Champaign Urbana), Mark Hansen (Professor in English Language & Literature, Cinema & Media Studies; University of Chicago), Lynn Marie Kirby (California College of the Arts), Rob Ray (DEADTECH and dorkbot Chicago), Lincoln Schatz (The Upgrade! Chicago) and Daniel Tucker (AREA Chicago).


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ILB and Packers-Giants Keys to the Game
Amanda has a great article about the Suh incident up this morning – so make sure you check it out. She explained it a lot better than I ever could. We are 11-0. ELEVEN AND OH. That is insane. As my favorite Packer fan Bill... read more »


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Book your room at Fort Lauderdale Marriott North
Get an overview of this hotelFamily-friendly hotel with restaurant and outdoor pool
This family-friendly Fort Lauderdale hotel is located in the business district, within 3 mi (5 km) of Palm-Aire Country Club and Fort Lauderdale Stadium. Isle Casino and Racing is 2.2 mi (3.5 km) away.
Hotel Features
A restaurant, an outdoor pool, and a fitness center are available at this smoke-free hotel. Self parking is free. Additionally, a bar/lounge, a spa tub, and a sauna are onsite.
Room Amenities
All 315 rooms offer comforts like pillowtop beds and premium bedding, plus room service and cable TV. Other amenities available to guests include coffee makers, free weekday newspapers, and video-game consoles.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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Hotel Amenities
In addition to an outdoor pool, Fort Lauderdale Marriott North provides a spa tub, a sauna, and a fitness center. The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink.
This 3.5-star property offers access to a business center, limo/town car service, and meeting rooms. 19 meeting rooms are available. This family-friendly hotel also offers multilingual staff, gift shops/newsstands, and concierge services. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
Fort Lauderdale Marriott North is a smoke-free property.
- Year Built 1986
- Conference space size (feet) - 18,500
- Number of meeting rooms - 19
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- Concierge services
- Free newspapers in lobby
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- Express check-out
- Total number of rooms - 315
- 24-hour front desk
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- Number of floors - 17
- Elevator/lift
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- Breakfast available (surcharge)
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- Family Hotel
- Outdoor pool
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Laundry facilities
Free self parking, Valet parking (surcharge)
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- Premium TV channels
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- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
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- Free weekday newspaper
- Phone
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Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge.
Blue Fire Grille - This restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Room service is available.
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An outdoor pool and a spa tub are on site. Other recreational amenities include a sauna and a fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
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- Kayaking nearby
- Water skiing nearby
- Personal motorized watercraft on site
- Windsurfing nearby
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To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible path of travel
- Accessible parking
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Fee for buffet breakfast: USD 17.95 per person (approximately)
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- Northern New York Newspapers
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CANTON The Christmas season returned to Canton on Friday with the 30th annual celebration of the Holiday of Lights.
Children and their parents braved the cold on a clear winter night to meet characters like Mickey Mouse, Gingerbread men and of course the man of the hour, Santa Claus.
Santa doled out free books and candy canes to every child he greeted.
The gifts and treats were provided through community donations, as they are every year. The event is organized by volunteers, as it has been for three decades.
I think its a great community event, the kids love it, said Brenda L. Snow, who has volunteered at the event for about 15 years.
It takes a lot of work to get everything together, but with a large group of volunteers pitching in, it isnt too difficult, she said.
Everybody has little jobs, and it all comes together, she said.
Even families who have moved away from Canton still try to make it back to town for the Holiday of Lights.
Nikole M. Downing lives in Pittsford, but she still brings her children to the Holiday of Lights while they are visiting family for Thanksgiving.
We try to come every year. Every year it seems like its freezing, she said.
I like seeing Santa, this is fun, said her son, W. Ryan Downing, 8.
The snow glowed with the colored lights hung from two tall pine trees in the village green.
Families waited in line for a horse-drawn ride around the village in a carriage decorated with lights, then went inside the nearby Presbyterian church to warm up from the nights single-digit temperatures with cookies and hot chocolate.
Jo Ellen Oshier sat inside with her granddaughter, Haley Oshier, 6, drinking hot chocolate. Ms. Oshier said she has been attending the event on and off for about 20 years. It started when her son Christopher was just 5 years old, and now she is bringing her grandchildren.
You see the families, and the singing, and the togetherness, she said.
Ms. Snow said the 30-year tradition hasnt changed all that much since it started, and thats a good thing. The goal, she said, is to create the feeling of an old-fashioned Christmas.
Its getting back to the old days, with something very simple, she said.
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John E. Small Sr.
FLORIDA - John E. Small Sr., of Florida and formerly of Pawtucket died on Sunday, August 18, 2013. He was the husband of the late live (Lavalle) Small.
Mr. Small was born in Pawtucket, the son of the late James Small and Anna (Gannon) Small. He was a WWII Veteran of the United States Air Force.
Mr. Small was involved in a variety of community activities through the years. They included the Darlington American Little league in Pawtucket where he served as a member of its Board of Directors and coach when they won the 1969 State of Rhode Island Championship. He was also involved in the Pawtucket Crusaders and Darlington Braves football leagues.
He is survived by his sons, John E. Small Jr. and his wife Mary of Seekonk, Massachusetts and Stephen M. Small and his wife Lori of Rumford. He also leaves his grandchildren, Stephen M. Small Jr., Benjamin Small, Jennifer Small and Luke M. Small. Mr. Small is also survived by his great granddaughters, Summer Louise and Patience Small.
The funeral for Mr. Small will be Thursday at 9:00 am from the MANNING-HEFFERN FUNERAL HOME, 68 Broadway, Pawtucket. There will be a Mass of Christian Burial in St. Teresa's Church, 358 Newport Avenue, Pawtucket at 10:00 am. His burial will be with full Military Honors in Mt. St. Marys Cemetery, Pawtucket. The calling hours for Mr. Small will be Wednesday from 4-7 pm in the funeral home. For guest book signatures please visit
In lieu of flowers donations may be made to Home and Hospice Care of R.I., Philip Hulitar Center, 1085 North Main Street, Providence R.I. 02904.
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Excuse me while I take a moment to digest the last two days of outrage against "the local media" by the Savannah City Council and the Chatham County Commission.
It seems members of both bodies have taken public meeting time to deem front-page, lead-headline news coverage of the 24 shootings in about as many days as "out of proportion." It is never a good thing for a person to be shot, much less 24 people in a concentrated area or time.
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State police arrested Matthew G. Monnat, 21, of 10636 Route 126, and charged him with reckless assault of a child causing a brain injury, a felony, and endangering the welfare of a child, a misdemeanor.
Mason Monnat is being treated at Fletcher Allen Health Care in Burlington, Vt., after initially being taken to Canton-Potsdam Hospital, Potsdam. The Vermont hospital would not release information about the infants condition.
Often, when a child is under the age of 18 or we dont get permission from the parents, we dont release information on the patient, spokesman Milner E. Mike E. Noble said.
State police Bureau of Criminal Investigation Senior Investigator Timothy J. Peets said he was told by the mother that the baby is recovering and there is no anticipation of long-term damage.
Mr. Monnat told Canton-Potsdam Hospital officials that he had accidentally dropped the baby at the childs mothers home at 18 Limekiln Road, Richville, late Friday, Mr. Peets said. Hospital staff suspected the baby was a victim of abuse and contacted police early Saturday.
The baby had a fractured skull and his head was swollen, police said. He was transferred to Fletcher Allen on Saturday.
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Program venture summit '10
Friday, July 2nd
12.00 - Meetingpoint at Railstation St. Gallen
12.15 - Welcome at Pfalzkeller St. Gallen / Start NC
13.00 - Bus to Speicherschwendi
13.15 - Move to Goldachschlucht
14.00 - Start adVENTURE
17.50 - Bus to Wasserauen
18.30 - Hike to Seealpsee
19.30 - Move into Camp
20.00 - Apéro
20.30 - Dinner «Appenzellerbuffet»
21.30 - Jodelevent
22.30 - Start playing time and Open bar
02.00 - Pleasant sleep
Saturday, July 3th
07.30 - Breakfast
08.45 - Hike back to Wasserauen
10.12 - Train leaves for Gossau
11.30 - Offical Goodbye and award ceremony for the
«Official Best Startup Networker 2010»
11.45 - Make it home safely
Program venture summit '09
Friday, July 3rd
12.00 - Official Welcome at Interlaken
12.30 - Let's go to Grindelwald and start networking cup
13.25 - Train to Kleine Scheidegg (2,061 amsl)
14.00 - Move into Mountain Lodgeh - our basis camp
14.45 - Start ad Venture: we climb Top of Europe (3,454 amsl)
16.30 - Hike on the Aletschgletscher
19.00 - Return to the basis camp
19.50 - Apéro
20.30 - Dinner / open bar outside
23.00 - Blues concerst "20 years IFJ" - party with "Tears for Beers"
01.30 - Pleasant sleep
Saturday, July 4th
04.30 - Sunrise walk
06.30 - Breakfast on the famous Lauberhorn
07.30 - Walk to basis camp
10.03 - Train leaves for Grindelwald
11.00 - Bus leaves for Interlaken
11.45 - Award ceremony for the "Best Venture Networker 2009" and Offficial Goodby
12.00 - Make it home safety
Program venture summit '08
Friday, July 4th
12.00 - Welcome at Lucerne's Main Station
12.20 - Let's Get on the Boat!
12.30 - Trip on the Lake with Apéro Riche
13.15 - Workshop 1: Get it All Out!
14.30 - Arrival at Brunnen: Jump on the Bus!
14.55 - Arrival at the Husky Camp: Get Ready!
15.00 - Short Apéro: Get energy!
15.15 - Start of the Real adVENTURE
19.00 - Apéro for Those Returning
20.00 - Workshop 2: From Ideas to Prototypes
21.00 - Dinner / BBQ
22.15 - Weather Forecast with "Muotathaler Wetterschmöcker"
22.30 - Dessert Buffet
23.30 - Open Bar at the Fireplace!
01.00 - Midnight-Brunch
Saturday, July 5th
07.30 - Breakfast
09:30 - Bus Leaves for Lucerne
10.45 - Workshop 3: Voting Session: Make Your Choice!
11.45 - Official Goodbye
12.00 - Make it Home Safely!
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Detailed Program
12.00 Welcome at Lucerne's Main Station
Welcome - it's great to have you all here. Be sure to enjoy the next 24 hours. You will be intensively networked with 100 of the most remarkable and interesting people of the Swiss venture ecosystem, including start-up partners, investors and supporters. A real adVENTURE is in store for each one of you... let's go for it!
P.S. Do you have your business cards ready?
12.20 Let's Get on the Boat!
The name of our boat is «Brunnen». As we begin our relaxing journey on the lake, enjoy the apéro riche and take a moment to check out your fellow travellers. As we've reserved this boat exclusively for our Venture Summit group, you'll find only promising start-up partners, investors and supporters sitting around you!
(If you don't have your 30-second pitch ready, now is your last chance to learn it by heart.)
Be sure to determine where you need to be for Workshop 1.
Check out the group you belong to on page 8/9 and look for the
table showing the corresponding number.
13.15 Workshop 1: Get it All Out! (60 minutes)
Take the first 5 minutes of this workshop to go around the tables and introduce yourself with your 30-second pitch!
Then, start discussing the following questions in your group (max. 15 minutes per question):
1. What are the primary elements that have helped Switzerland be a leader in creating successful ventures?
2. What are the obstacles that prevent Switzerland from moving faster in this area?
3. What can / should be done to foster the creation of more start-ups in this country?
4. What can / should be done to help existing start-ups grow more quickly and be more successful?
Brainstorm to find as many answers as you can, and be specific where possible. Don't judge or criticize others' ideas. Finally, list your top three answers with colours and rank them!
14.30 Arrival at Brunnen: Jump on the Bus!
We hope you've found an interesting neighbour sitting next to you on the bus. Now, during the trip, tell him or her the craziest or most impressive thing you've experienced in your entrepreneurial life. Have fun with it!
15.00 Short Apéro: Get Energy!
15.15 Start of the Real adVENTURE Check out the group you belong to on page 8/9 and look for the location showing the corresponding number. There, you'll meet the people that share your unique adVENTURE. Before you get started - guess what? That's right; you'll have to give your 30- second pitch to the group!
19.00 Apéro for those returning
Please take your time to find your accomodation and put your luggage in the respecitve "room" as per page 8/9
20.00 Workshop 2: From Ideas to Prototypes (60 minutes)
Be sure that you find the right location for Workshop 2. Check out the group you belong to on page 8/9 and look for the table showing the corresponding number. Take the first 5 minutes to go around the table and introduce yourself with your 30-second pitch!
Then, let's assume your team is getting a donation of CHF 10 Millions from a successful entrepreneur who wants to support the start-up scene in Switzerland. How would you invest that money? Using the inputs and analysis from Workshop 1 (check it out: everyone's ideas are displayed on the walls of the Husky Camp), the objective is now to generate your "concept-prototypes," using a maximum of 3 elements that are a priority for you. A "template" for proposals is provided for your convenience.
You can invest the money as you wish. For example, you may want to strengthen existing projects, create totally new ones, do a mix of both, invest all your resources in one project, etc.
21.00 Dinner / BBQ
Find the table which shows the number corresponding to your group on page 8/9. Before you get started, introduce yourself to the group at the table with your 30-second pitch.
23.30 Open Bar at the Fireplace!
Now it's time to review all of the profiles in this booklet. Is there anybody around that you definitely don't want to miss? Go get a drink and introduce yourself! The entire night lies ahead, so enjoy the opportunity to have riveting discussions by the fireplace.
01.00 Midnight-Brunch for more «networking energy»
07.30 Breakfast
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Massena-based state police charged Matthew J. McGrath, 29, of 904 County Route 38, Norfolk, with second-degree burglary and second-degree aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle Saturday. He was arraigned by Massena Town Justice James M. Crandall and sent to the St. Lawrence County Correctional Facility with bail set at $20,000 cash or $40,000 bond.
McGrath and Brett Mason were reportedly living at 6 North Main St., Norfolk, without the permission of the propertys owners, Chris and Robin Baxter. Court documents indicated that the Baxters found a space heater and television in a back room when they investigated reports that someone was staying in the vacant house. McGrath reportedly retained a key he had to the property when he had stayed at that residence in the past.
McGrath had listed a 6 North Main St. address in April 2011 when he was charged with fifth-degree conspiracy, third-degree burglary, petit larceny, false personation, resisting arrest after he allegedly stole money from the office area at the Super 8 motel, Grove Street, Massena. He was later charged with fourth-degree criminal mischief after he scratched his name in the wooden bench in the holding room in the village police station on the burglary charges.
Prosecutors later reduced the felony burglary charge to a misdemeanor count of third-degree criminal trespass and returned the case to Massena Village Court.
His roommate at the time, Chad C. Wickwire, an employee at Super 8 at the time of the burglary, was charged with fifth-degree conspiracy and petit larceny.
McGrath was charged with stealing $291 from Super 8 at 12:53 a.m. April 25, 2011.
Billy Goodreau, in a statement he provided police, said Mr. McGrath had visited him at his mothers house at approximately 11 p.m. April 24, 2011 and asked to borrow his cell phone. He said Mr. McGrath returned the cell phone approximately three and a half hours later.
He told me what he had just done. At that time, Matt took out a large amount of cash, consisting of $20s, $10s, $5s, $1s and some change rolls, Mr. Goodreau told police.
He said Mr. McGrath admitted he had stolen the money from the Super 8 and told him he took the money after having his roommate leave the office to conduct his nightly rounds.
While he was away, Matt told me ran into the motel, jumped over the counter and took all the money behind the counter. He said he was in and out of there in seconds, Mr. Goodreau added.
He noted the trio had discussed stealing money from Super 8 approximately three weeks before the incident. I thought it was more of a joke than anything. I wasnt actually serious about it and would have never done it, he said.
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The judge in the trial, the right honorable and amusingly cantankerous Harold Baer, acknowledged that the case was not likely to set the public's pulse racing. "It is unlikely, I think, that this will generate a lot of media publicity," Baer sighed to the jury in his preliminary instructions.
The "simple fraud" Waszmer described centered around public borrowing. Say your town wants to build a new elementary school. So it goes to Wall Street, which issues a bond in your town's name to raise $100 million, attracting cash from investors all over the globe. Once Wall Street raises all that money, it dumps it in a tax-exempt account, which your town then uses to pay builders, plumbers, the chalkboard company and whoever else winds up working on the project.
But here's the catch: Most towns, when they raise all that money, don't spend it all at once. Often it takes years to complete a construction project, and the last contractor isn't paid until long after the original bond is issued. While that unspent money is sitting in the town's account, local officials go looking for a financial company on Wall Street to invest it for them.
To do that, officials hire a middleman firm known as a broker to set up a public auction and invite banks to compete for the town's business. For the $100 million you borrowed on your elementary school bond, Bank A might offer you 5 percent interest. Bank B goes further and offers 5.25 percent. But Bank C, the winner of the auction, offers 5.5 percent.
In most cases, towns and cities, called issuers, are legally required to submit their bonds to a competitive auction of at least three banks, called providers. The scam Wall Street cooked up to beat this fair-market system was to devise phony auctions. Instead of submitting competitive bids and letting the highest rate win, providers like Chase, Bank of America and GE secretly divvied up the business of all the different cities and towns that came to Wall Street to borrow money. One company would be allowed to "win" the bid on an elementary school, the second would be handed a hospital, the third a hockey rink, and so on.
How did they rig the auctions? Simple: By bribing the auctioneers, those middlemen brokers hired to ensure the town got the best possible interest rate the market could offer. Instead of holding honest auctions in which none of the parties knew the size of one another's bids, the broker would tell the prearranged "winner" what the other two bids were, allowing the bank to lower its offer and come in with an interest rate just high enough to "beat" its supposed competitors. This simple but effective cheat – telling the winner what its rivals had bid – was called giving them a "last look." The winning bank would then reward the broker by providing it with kickbacks disguised as "fees" for swap deals that the brokers weren't even involved in.
The end result of this (at least) decade-long conspiracy was that towns and cities systematically lost, while banks and brokers won big. By shaving tiny fractions of a percent off their winning bids, the banks pocketed fantastic sums over the life of these multimillion-dollar bond deals. Lowering a bid by just one-100th of a percent, called a basis point, could cheat a town out of tens of thousands of dollars it would otherwise have earned on its bond deposits.
That doesn't sound like much. But when added to the other fractions of a percent stolen from basically every other town in America on every other bond issued by Wall Street in the past 10 to 15 years, it starts to turn into an enormous sum of money. In short, this was like the scam in Office Space, multiplied by a factor of about 10 gazillion: Banks stole pennies at a time from towns all over America, only they did it a few hundred bazillion times.
Right off the bat, in fact, Doug Goldberg explained that while at CDR, he had routinely helped the cream of Wall Street rig bids on municipal bonds by letting them take a peek at other bids:
Q: Who were some of the providers you gave last looks to?
A: There was a whole host of them, but GE Capital, FSA, J.P. Morgan, Bank of America, Société Générale, Lehman Brothers, Bear. There were others.
Siffert tried to lay this outrageous load of balls on the jury using a faux-folksy analogy. "When your refrigerator breaks down, if you're not mechanically inclined, you're at the mercy of that repair person," he told the jury. "And if he repairs the refrigerator, makes it work well, charges you a fair price, you're likely to call on him again when the stove breaks." What he was essentially telling jurors was: This shit is complicated, so best just to leave it to the experts. Whether they're fixing a fridge or fixing a bond rate, they get to set the price, because we're all morons who are dependent on them to make our world work. Siffert, in his scuzzy way, was actually telling us an essential economic truth: You're at the mercy of that repair person.
In the end, though, the conviction of a few bit players seems like far too puny a punishment, given that the bid rigging exposed in Carollo involved an entrenched system that affected major bond issues in every state in the nation. You find yourself thinking, America's biggest banks ripped off the entire country, virtually every day, for more than a decade!


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|Traffic in 2040; New Bypass, Boulevards
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What will traffic look like in Watauga County in 2040? DOT officials were the main agenda item of an intergovernmental retreat late yesterday afternoon at ASU. News from that? The NC DOT would like to see a bypass of Boone by 2040 that would take US 421 from the eastern edge of Boone
where the new 421 and Old 421 intersect to Vilas, west of Boone. In addition, 421 would continue four-laned to the Tennessee line—as would US 321—under the plan. But a bypass was not new news to many Wataugans, Mike Hall telling the gathering that we seemed to miss out on funding for the Daniel Boone parkway, and that we need to not miss out on funding the 421 bypass. Other highlights from the plan; NC 105 bypass would be four-laned and made into a boulevard, the same designation for Blowing Rock Road, with the restricted median turn areas installed. Similar treatment would come for NC 105 through Boone. Even what we know as 'new 421' from Deep Gap to NC 194 would need improvement by 2040 with a new median. And speaking of NC 194, it would be widened to a boulevard—four lanes and a median to Howards Creek Road, with improvements beyond that point mentioned by DOT officials. Also in the plan, extension of Bodenheimer Drive to Homespun Hills, intersecting with NC 105—providing another access to ASU; improvements to Bamboo, Deerfield, and Wilson Ridge roads, with a re-working of intersections, while State Farm Road would be three-laned. Traffic areas to be left alone? The business districts of King Street in Boone and Main Street in Blowing Rock. Work might ruin the ambiance of these areas. And for two communities with single-road access, Presnell School Road would be extended for another access to Beech Mountain and Seven Devils Road to NC 105.
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A Magna man has plead guilty to automobile homicide negligence by DUI of alcohol in connection with a July 2013 crash which took the life of a Price woman.
Alvin Clint Carter, 27, faces up to five years prison after accepting a plea agreement on Monday which dismissed the charges of DUI, driving on a revoked license and failure to maintain control on a canyon road in exchange for his guilty plea to third degree felony negligent homicide. Carter will be sentenced in the 7th District Court of Judge Douglas Thomas on April 14.
On July 7, 2013, public safety officials discovered the body of Brooke Tomadakis, 22 after she was ejected from the Dodge pickup Carter was driving. The truck reportedly lost traction on the rear end while descending a steep curve at approximately 1:45 a.m. and rolled, plunging approximately 150 feet from Pondtown Road near Scofield.
According to court documents and the reports of Carbon County Chief Deputy Tom Stefanoff, Carter, Tomadakis and a third passenger Chad Wink were all ejected from the vehicle. Tomadakis was pronounced dead at the scene, Carter was taken by Air-Med to the Utah Valley Regional Medical Center, and Wink was transported by private vehicle to an unknown medical facility.


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2013-14: Junior at Creighton
• Started the first seven games before Ethan Wragge took over that spot.
• Had 12 points and four rebounds in 15 minutes during inaugural start vs. Alcorn State (Nov. 8).
• Scored eight points and grabbed six rebounds in win vs. Tulsa, including CU's first dunk of the year (Nov. 23).
• Had a pair of dunks against San Diego State (Nov. 29) and led team with 11 dunks on the season.
• Oddly, team is 51-7 all-time when he misses a field goal attempt, and had a streak of 30 straight wins snapped on Nov. 29 vs. San Diego State.
• Came off the bench for first time in 2013-14 at Long Beach State (Dec. 3) and produced 13 points in 16 minutes, including three dunks.
• Scored 10 points in 14 minutes off the bench vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff (Dec. 17).
• Provided a huge spark off the bench vs. DePaul, recording 10 points and seven rebounds in 12 minutes of road win (Jan. 7).
• Had eight rebounds vs. Xavier (Jan. 12), tying his career-high at the time.
• Produced nine points, four rebounds and two blocks in win vs. Butler (Jan. 14).
• Tied career-high with 14 points in 20 minutes vs. Georgetown (Jan. 25).
• Had first career double-double with 11 points and 10 rebounds in career-best 22 minutes in five-point road win at Butler (Feb. 13).
• Made 41-of-53 field goals in BIG EAST action and had just one BIG EAST game with more than one field goal miss.
• Tied career-high with two steals at Xavier (March 1).
2012-13: Sophomore at Creighton
• Won slam dunk contest at Bluejay Madness.
• Finished with nine points and eight rebounds in 15 minutes of exhibition game victory vs. Mary (Nov. 2), as CU outscored the Marauders 42-6 when he was on the floor.
• Tallied 13 points and two steals in win vs. Longwood (Nov. 20).
• Combined for six points and seven rebounds in 16 minutes during Las Vegas Invitational victories over Wisconsin and Arizona State to help Creighton to the title (Nov. 23-24).
• Recorded four points, four rebounds, two blocks and a steal vs. Akron (Dec. 9).
• Scored five points (including his first dunk of 2012-13) and had three rebounds and an assist in win vs. Drake (Jan. 8).
• Scored six points and grabbed four rebounds in 12 productive minutes vs. Northern Iowa (Jan. 15).
• Finished 3-for-3 from the floor and had eight points, three rebounds, two steals and a block in 10 minutes at Drake (Jan. 23).
• Distributed three assists in seven minutes of win vs. Missouri State (Jan. 30).
• Led team with 13 points at Indiana State (Feb. 6). He made 5-of-5 field goals and also sank three free throws.
• Was 6-for-6 and scored 13 points in season-high 17 minutes of win vs. Southern Illinois (Feb. 19). Also had five rebounds and added two assists and a steal.
• Had 10 points and seven rebounds in 17 minutes of road win at Bradley (Feb. 27).
• Scored a season-high 14 points while adding six rebounds in 14 minutes of MVC Tournament quarterfinal win vs. Drake (March 8).
• Had four points and four rebounds vs. Indiana State in semi's (March 9).
• Grabbed five rebounds (three offensive) in MVC Tournament final victory vs. Wichita State (March 10).
• Made 39 of his final 52 field goal attempts.
2011-12: Freshman at Creighton
• Served as team's reserve center, backing up Gregory Echenique in the paint.
• Shot 62.3 percent (38-61) from the field.
• Second on the team with eight dunks.
• Opened career with 13 points in 13 minutes vs. North Carolina A&T (Nov. 11), while also adding two blocked shots.
• Had nine points, four rebounds and three assists in 13 minutes vs. Houston Baptist (Dec. 17).
• Had six points, four rebounds, a block, a steal and an assist in a win over Indiana State (Jan. 21).
• Had six points, two assists and season-high eight rebounds in 16 minutes of win at Drake (Jan. 25).
• Had 11 points and four rebounds in 16 minutes vs. Illinois State, making 3-of-3 field goals and 5-of-5 free throws.
• Scored 10 points and pulled down four rebounds vs. Evansville in MVC Tournament semifinal (March 3).
Summer 2011: Bahamas Trip
• Averaged a double-double (10.3 points, 11.0 rebounds) in 21.0 minutes per game.
• Had 11 or more rebounds in three of the four games, with a high of 15 against the Commonwealth Giants.
• Finished the trip with a double-double against the Real Deal Shockers with 17 points and 11 rebounds in 20 minutes.
2010-11: Redshirted at Creighton
• Left-handed big man who redshirted, but was allowed to practice for a team that won 23 games and reached the final of the CBI.
High School
• Averaged 18 points, 12.5 rebounds and 3.0 blocks per game as a senior, setting a school record with 264 rebounds in a season.
• As a senior, was named First Team All-State by IowaPreps.com, Second Team All-State by Iowa Newspaper Association and was a Third Team All-State choice by the Des Moines Register.
• Had a triple-double against Des Moines Valley High School when he had 25 points, 14 rebounds and 10 blocked shots on Feb. 5, 2010.
• Played for coach Matt Woodley, a former Drake basketball player and current Truman State head coach, at Waukee.
• McDonald's All-American Game nominee.
• Grew six inches during the summer before his junior year of high school.
• As a junior, averaged 12.4 points and 7.9 rebounds per game while shooting 52.9 percent from the floor.
• Averaged 14.5 points, 9.4 rebounds and 2.3 steals per game as a sophomore at Des Moines Christian School, earning all-County accolades as team went 23-1.
• Played three years of high school baseball.
• Also was a member of the Martin Brothers and Iowa Barnstormer AAU programs where he played alongside former Bluejay teammate Doug McDermott.
More About Will
Full Name: William Joseph Artino
Birthday: June 27, 1992
Birthplace: Des Moines, Iowa
Parents: Bill and Monica Artino
Sisters: Katie and Karly
Major: Communications
Nickname: Swag
Favorite Meal: Steak and potatoes
Sports Hero: Reggie Miller
Career Goal: Play professionally
Occupation If Not Basketball: Coach
If I Were Coach: No conditioning
Best Summer Vacation: To Bahamas with team in 2011
You'd Be Surprised to Know: I'm CPR-certified
Favorite Actor/Actress: Mark Wahlberg/Emma Watson
Dream Car: Range Rover
Favorite TV Show: Prison Break
Biggest Influence Outside My Coaches: My parents
Why Creighton: The fans, location and tradition
Career Highs
14 (2x), last vs. Georgetown 1/25/14
Field Goals
6 (2x), last vs. Georgetown 1/25/14
Field Goal Attempts
8 vs. Georgetown 1/25/14
3-Point Field Goals
3-Point Field Goals Attempted
Free Throws
5 vs. Illinois State 2/1/12
Free Throws Attempted
6 vs. Louisiana 3/21/14
10 at Butler 2/13/14
3 (3x), last vs. Missouri State 1/30/13
2 (4x), last vs. Butler 1/14/14
2 (3x), last at Xavier 3/1/14
22 at Butler 2/13/14
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