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Ciber Inc. (NYSE: CBR), a Greenwood, Colo.-based information technology staffing and solutions firm, reported first-quarter revenue fell 0.7 percent to $218.0 million. However, gross margin for the first quarter edged up to 25.9 percent from 25.2 percent in the year-ago quarter.
First-quarter North America revenue fell 3.4 percent from the year-ago quarter to $103.5 million. International revenue rose 2.0 percent to $115.0 million; it was up 1 percent in constant currency.
"We made visible progress in a number of areas of the business in the first quarter, and we see opportunities to continue to leverage this momentum through 2014," said CFO Christian Mezger. "Our restructuring initiatives are beginning to deliver the benefits we set out to achieve."
Net income from continuing operations was $4.1 million, up from $1.4 million in the first quarter of the previous year. The year-ago quarter included a restructuring charge of $349,000.
Shares in Ciber were unchanged in late morning trading, and the company had a market cap of $340.0 million, according to Google.


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Sorry guys, had to bring this one up too.... I guess they only had b/w photos back in Ceaser's day.
Sorry guys, had to bring this one up too.... I guess they only had b/w photos back in Ceaser's day.
I believe they already had technicolor photography in those days...
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I studied the writings of Caesar, Cicero, Virgil's Aeneid and Ovid as a kid (and in college)..."Gallia in tres partes divisa est." Opening sentence of Caesar's Commentaries.
Which, incidentally, shows how Latin-based English still is: "Gaul is divided into three parts." Direct lineage.
England was a Roman colony for about 400 years. During that time, Latin was the principal language. English is a creole language, that combines Latin words with German syntax. Caesar was the first Roman to invade England, by the way.
It was also reported by some Roman sources that Caesar's final words weren't "et tu Brute," but "et tu filius (and you my son)." Some historians believe that Brutus' mother was Caesar's mistress at the time, hence the appellation "filius." From which we get the English word, "Filial".
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BTW the town where I live started out as a Roman outpost...
Anybody remember a Canadian comedy duo from the late-'50's-early-'60's, called Wayne & Schuster? They were semi-regulars on the Ed Sullivan Show. We had one of their records when I was a kid, and in addition to great bits like Shakespearian Baseball Game ("Good night, sweet prince--may flights of shortstops sing thee to thy rest...") and Frontier Psychiatrist ("Tell me, cowboy--when did you first start hating your horse?"), they did the death of Julius Caesar as a hard-boiled detective radio show ("He was stabbed in the rotunda!" "That's a painful spot!") Great stuff! I don't think I've heard it since I was a teenager, but I can still remember some of the lines.


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Hal Steinbrenner was just on the radio with Michael Kay, and Marc Carig tweeted an interesting quote from the interview:
Hal on payroll: "I can safely say we're going to stay at the same level."
This is important information, as it allows us to gauge how the Yankees will approach the offseason. They started 2010 with a payroll of 213 million, and currently have about 145 million tied up in 16 players. That leaves 68 million available for the club to spend in order to stay at the same level. Assuming Derek Jeter gets about 20M, Mariano Rivera gets 15M, and Andy Pettitte returns at about 10M, that leaves 23 million to fill out the roster, with the only real hole remaining being in the rotation.
This means that while the Yankees will target Cliff Lee, they are unlikely to sign any other big name free agents if they can snag the star lefty. Jayson Werth and Carl Crawford are not going to be Yankees, unless Brian Cashman pulls a "Teixeira" and asks for an expanded payroll due to special circumstances. Being that the Yankees do not have real holes in the outfield or the lineup, I doubt he does that again. The Yankees will attempt to sign Lee, and use whatever remains in the budget to sign a cheap lefty reliever and possibly a bargain DH/bench bat. Based on Hal's statement, there isn't room for anything else.


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Kenneth Keith Milton loads up a mattress he bought at the Hotel Bentley furniture sale on Saturday. The sale of furniture and other items from the historic hotel in downtown Alexandria continues from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. today.
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The final furniture sale at the Hotel Bentley was expected to begin at 10 a.m. Saturday, but the large number of people who showed up on an overcast morning forced a start hours early.
"We had a ton of people," said Michael Jenkins, the local entrepreneur and preservationist who bought the landmark hotel last year. "With this kind of weather, I didn't expect many people."
The sale continues today from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Furniture is being sold off in preparation for the Bentley's reopening after more than eight years.
Plans are for the original portion of the Bentley to remain a hotel with nearly 100 rooms. The seven-floor tower portion, which was added in the 1930s, is being gutted and converted to condominiums.
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Bryan Franklin, who has helped seven companies reach their first billion in sales or valuation, will speak at two workshops in Alexandria this week.
The workshops, hosted by Business Acceleration System, will be at the Sai Convention Center on Tuesday. "Five Aspects of Strategic Genius" runs from 9-11:30 a.m., and "Models for Success" runs from 1-3:30 p.m.
"It's the biggest speaker we've ever had," said BAS Director Gary Perkins. "Maybe the biggest to ever come to Cenla. Anybody in business should be interested in what this man has to say."
Franklin is one of Silicon Valley's most successful executive coaches. He has worked with clients ranging from household names such as Google to entrepreneurs trying to get their start-ups off the ground.
The most valuable part of Franklin's expertise, Perkins thinks, is his perspective on tailoring your business strategy to maximize your current situation, while also preparing to change that strategy as your business grows.
"Your strategies and systems have to be appropriate to the size of the business you have now," Perkins said. "But you also have to plan for the size business you want to have. What works for you on this level will fail you if you double or triple in size. At the same time, if you try to emulate Google, it will overwhelm you. Sometimes people don't realize what makes Apple successful will put you out of business."


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I enjoy marker and other dry media, and I've been experimenting with and taking classes in wet media as well. I sell prints of my artwork at Anime Central every year, and I'm trying to get into more conventions this upcoming year.
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I studied engineering at Princeton because I loved cars, specifically Ford trucks. When I was two, my dad took me to down to the Philadelphia Spectrum to see BigFoot and other monster trucks compete in a giant mud bog competition. I remember, after waiting for what seemed like hours, BigFoot finally coming to the starting line, the thunderous roar as the truck raced through the mud bog slinging mud everywhere, and the rest of the crowd on their feet cheering and screaming as the truck crossed the finish line. It was, and still is, one of the most amazing things I have ever seen in my life.
Fast forward to when I was 16, had my driver's license, and had finally saved up to buy my first car, or rather truck. I had by now learned that the massive truck I had seen power through that mud bog at the age of two was a radically modified 4x4 Ford pickup, and I just had to have one of my very own for my first car. I only had about $1,000 so I spent a lot of time looking at a lot of really beat-up, old Ford pickup trucks that summer. So when I finally found one that ran, had a current state inspection, and was blue (just like BigFoot), it was mine.
After about a week I found that my "dream truck" was more nightmare than anything else. The front shocks were shot and the rear shocks had broken off a long time ago. Only the front right brake worked and the whole vehicle would start to shake violently around 55 mph on the highway. I spent my junior and senior years in high school replacing and repairing almost everything on that truck and, to my mom's surprise, enjoyed every moment of it! I always liked learning about how things worked and now I was getting to learn firsthand, but it was deeper than that: I was building the truck that I had envisioned owning since I was two.
Realizing a dream
During that time, I was applying to colleges and trying to figure out what I wanted to do with the rest of my life. I liked working on my truck, but figured I couldn't make a career out of it, and it really wasn't an occupation you went to college for. I still was wrestling with what I should do the summer before my senior year in high school when my mom decided I should go tour the college campuses I was applying to. It was a cool adventure, but it still didn't get me any closer to what I wanted to do until we took this one campus tour that led us down into a dusty basement. I don't honestly remember what university it was, but I do remember what I saw. There, off to the side, sitting by itself, was what looked like an off-road go-cart! I asked the tour guide why it was there and she informed me that it was built by a group of undergraduate students to compete in what she said was the SAE Mini-Baja. I immediately asked what department they were in, and her response became the answer to the question, "What will I do with the rest of my life?": mechanical engineering. It was fun working on my Ford truck, but maybe I could go to college to learn how to design one.
I've never looked back since. I enrolled at Princeton as a mechanical engineer and added aerospace engineering to my major in my sophomore year since the combination seemed to give me all the tools I would need to land my dream job. You see, owning and working on a Ford truck was great, but designing and developing the next generation of Ford trucks would be awesome, so I was preparing myself to be a Ford engineer. I must have talked about it a lot since one of my friends heard about Ford coming to Princeton to speak to the Hispanic Society of Engineers and invited me along. Among other things, the recruiters encouraged us to apply for an internship with Ford for the summer. I did and eventually interned during the summer before my senior year; it turned out to be one of the best summers of my life and also my first and very last job interview. I got an offer to work at Ford following my graduation at Princeton!
I've now been a product development engineer at Ford for more than seven years. I've done component design, vehicle dynamics, vehicle launch, and vehicle production engineering. I've had the privilege to work on and help launch the Ford Escape, Ford Escape Hybrid, Mercury Mariner, Mercury Mariner Hybrid, Ford Ranger, Ford Crown Vic, Mercury Grand Marquis, Lincoln Town Car, Ford Expedition, Lincoln Navigator, and the recent Ford F-Series—everything from the F-150 all the way up to the F-550. The F-Series programs were, by far, my favorite. My dream had come full circle from watching the massive modified Ford truck crush cars and run mud bogs as a two-year-old to working on a beat-up old '78 F-150, to designing and launching the 2008 F-250/350/450/550 and 2009 F-150. Princeton also prepared me for another completely separate profession that I never could have seen coming.
Drawing on multiple skills
When I was a freshman, against my engineering adviser's advice, I enrolled in the "Introductory Drawing" class in Princeton's visual arts program. I felt I had a natural talent for drawing and that an art class would be a nice break in my class schedule and workload from my engineering classes. Halfway through the class, though, I found myself wishing I had listened to my adviser. As it turned out, I spent more time in the art studio my freshman year than all my freshman labs combined! Who knew art took so much time?
Fast-forward to 2008, my wife and I had been married for three years and she had just published her first children's book, Who I Am Not What I Am, and was working on the second but needed a new illustrator. She remembered that I had drawn a couple of pictures of her when we were dating and asked if I thought I could do the illustrations for her second book. I had never done anything like it before, but figured why not. Eight months and many hours later her second book, 100% Real, was published with my illustrations! It was more work than I thought it would be but so was that drawing class.
Because I was able to take an art class as an engineering student at Princeton, I learned the skills and techniques needed to help bring my wife's dream to life. More important, though, was the fact that I had the opportunity to take a class that had nothing to do with my engineering curriculum. Princeton provided the basic skill I needed to be an engineer, but it also gave me the opportunity to nurture other skills I have so that I would be better equipped to deal with life. Being an engineer at Ford for me is a dream come true, but being able to help make the dreams of the woman I love come true—now, that's priceless.


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First iPhone worm targets Australians
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The first known iPhone worm has been observed in the wild, reports say. Called Ikee, the worm is considered relatively inoffensive, as it does not steal information or sabotage hardware or software. Instead the package merely changes a phone's wallpaper to a photo of singer Rick Astley before seeking out more points to infect.
The impact of the worm has also been limited to Australia so far, specifically jailbroken phones in the region running SSH while also using an iPhone's default root password. The conditions are similar to those which allowed a Dutch extortion scheme earlier this month; Ikee's author has come forward however, revealing himself as Ashley Towns, an unemployed programmer from Wollogong. "It was supposed to be a small prank I definitely wasn't expecting it to get as far as it did," he comments.
The aim was allegedly to persuade jailbreakers to change their root passwords, thereby making real threats much harder to execute. "A lot of people especially at first thanked me," says Towns. "I think most people are relieved its not out to destroy their phone. I have had a few people abuse me though." The code for the worm has already been published online, which may make it easier to counter.
Apple may use such incidents to support its position on jailbreaking, which it insists is not only a threat to a security but illegal under the DMCA. Critics charge that the locks on iPhone firmware are mainly designed to funnel users to the iTunes Store, where Apple receives royalties for music, movies and applications. Unofficial software markets nevertheless exist for jailbroken iPhones.


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London - Kim Kardashian is planning to find out the sex of her baby.
The reality TV star is set to have her first child with rapper Kanye West in July, and will choose to find out whether it is a boy or a girl if it is revealed on a scan.
She told E! news: "I don't know what we're having yet. I do want to find out, I do."
The 32-year-old star would not say whether she prefers to have a boy or a girl, but added so far her growing bump has not interrupted her sleep patterns at all.
She explained: "I sleep amazing, it's like the best sleep ever. I'm a really easy sleeper though, you can put me on the couch with all these people in the room and say, 'You've got 10 minutes,' and I'll take an eight-minute nap."
Kim added her pregnancy is going so smoothly, she doesn't "feel anything, and I don't crave anything".
The star's mother, Kris Jenner, is preparing for the baby, but also biting her tongue and trying not to "gush" too much to Kim about it.
She said: "I think Kim's probably so sick of my advice by now, but what it does for me is it brings back memories from when I was pregnant with them.
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Do we give Allah swt enough thanks
Let us always Thank Allah for giving us a brand new day to live so we might worship our lord.
This life is short so let us make the most of it
Let us say HumDuAllah many times every single day for these blessing simple things like our eyesight and food and water and clothes HumDuAllah
HumDuAllah for guiding us in islam and giving us the chance to inshAllah reach jannah HumduAllah
HumDuAllah for every breath and step we take
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Before I answer this, I want to acknowledge that we have a problem if people are asking this question. Listing what we've done or our priorities will help but won't address the problem. Responding to specific questions with a great product and great documentation (for developers, for IT professionals, for deployment specialists, and for other customers as well), and doing that consistently for as long as we've been quiet about IE will help more.
So, what happened after Microsoft released IE6? Mostly the same things that happen after any product releases. Briefly:
So, what did we (Microsoft, not just IE) do? I don't intend this as an excuse for what we haven't done, but as a fair description of what we did do. Briefly:
I want to call out XP SP2 in particular. Our goal was to eliminate entire classes of vulnerabilities while maintaining compatibility with applications, add-ins, and services. I think this was a strong step forward.
There's also tremendous work on Avalon and XAML that the world is only starting to see. You can read more about that on other blogs, both on MSDN and off (for example, Chris Anderson's).
I think the unarticulated question behind "What have you guys been doing?" is "Do you think it's enough?" I want to answer clearly: No, it's not enough. It's a good start, but we need to do more (product) and communicate more (acknowledge that we're listening, post responses, and reflect that feedback in the product). That's why we're working on IE7.


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1 on Park is used as the training facility for third-year graduate students at the Central University of Technology. A seven-course menu is produced by students of the culinary arts and the beautiful, romantic interior adds to the elegance and upmarket feel. The menu is seasonal and changes all the time. A seven-course degustation menu, composed by chef Sune Niemand, is served by trained hotel-school student waiters. No expense is spared on the fine silver cutlery and crystal glassware, which add to the intimate and romantic atmosphere. The set menu offers treats and masterpieces like the blue cheese souffle with plum preserve and a dark chocolate fondant with white chocolate veloute.
The 'Best Thai food west of Bangkok' is a phrase heard here often. 2 Thai 4 has an authentic menu and all dishes are prepared by Thai chefs. All the food uses traditional Thai spices and herbs, adding to the authenticity. The menu is large and varied and great seafood and vegetarian options are available for the non meat eaters. Wines and other beverages are also available. Children are welcome and outside seating is available.
5 Rooms restaurant can be found on the beautiful Alphen Estate in Constantia. The restaurant is set in the historic Manor House which creates an Old World, stylish atmosphere that exudes the class and elegance of bygone eras. The interior is filled with antiques juxtaposed by modern, fine dining cuisine.
The menu caters for all tastes and meat, seafood and vegetarian options are varied and plentiful. Only the freshest produce is used and this shines through in the bursts of flavour delivered on every plate. Try the imaginative Fish Tank, a mix of seafood served in a glass fish bowl - what an experience. The lamb trilogy is also a favourite and comprises lamb loin, lamb tortellini and a succulent lamb cutlet.
A great, extensive wine list and a range of other beverages including whiskeys and smooth cognacs are served to complement the cuisine.
This is the ideal setting for private functions and special occasions and proves to be a treat for the laymen, the foodie and the connoisseur.
A bustling and lively spot, Adesso is quickly becoming the only place to be in the Southern suburbs.
Serving superb Italian cuisine in a friendly and vibrant environment, it is no wonder that Adesso is amassing a large loyal following. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, diners can enjoy the finest coffee and a mouth-watering cake selection.
A superb venue for parties and events, Adesso is a versatile and exciting restaurant.
For a brilliant breakfast, a light lunch or a sumptuous supper, Al Nafoora always provides the best options.This Mediterranean restaurant proffers a wide variety of breakfast options to help you start the day properly. For lunch and dinner there is a superb a la carte menu with a great selection of dishes including fresh fish and delicious mezze.The atmosphere is relaxed and laid back but still upmarket, making your dining experience at Al Nafoora a special but affordable event.Experience wonderful food and warm Cape hospitality at Al Nafoora.
Alex Garden Restaurant is situated close to the beach and offers a welcome respite from the hustle and bustle of this popular seaside town.
The historical building, indigenous garden and the exquisite decor combine to create an extra special dining experience.
The menu is small but does not disappoint with starters like seared kudu carpaccio drizzled with mustard dressing and served with parmesan shavings and tomato concassé, and a twice baked goats cheese soufflé with a homemade tomato chutney. The tempura prawns with chilli mayonnaise and ginger and butternut soup with croutons are also not to be missed.
Try your palate at some game with the pan-fried blesbok rolled in mixed peppercorns with a juniper berry sauce. The panfried sole in a foamy butter sauce with lemon and parsley is a real melt-in-your-mouth option. A more traditional option is the vegetarian lasagne, rich in flavour and extremely decadent.
Good food, a great setting and reasonable prices can be found here.
A hidden gem in Big Bay, Alexia's restaurant is a Greek influenced Mediterranean restaurant that offers a variety of deliciously authentic meals. With views across Table Bay towards Table Mountain and the Cape Town, Alexia's is the perfect place to sit back, sip on a cool glass of vino and take in the amazing views of the Mother City while delighting in delicious food.
Stylish yet laid back, Ami Restaurant and Champagne Bar hints glamour and true white table cloth hospitality for an intimate dining experience with contemporary French touches.
The décor whispers bold black, white and gold décor with a boutique feel that touches on elegant French classics yet remaining contemporary.
Dining at Ami Restaurant and Champagne Bar is a grand affair. The menu captures dishes with recettes de cuisine and a fusion of South African, French and traditional.
Whether dining on breakfast, lunch or a la carte, Ami Restaurant and Champagne Bar marries one of the best wine and champagne lists in Johannesburg alongside a dedicated desert menu.
Diners enrobe the palate in delights such as Chinese beef - teriyaki beef strips, nectarines, tomato, sprouts, mushroom and the Mediterranean calamari - grilled with kalamata olives and sun-dried tomatoes.
Dinner calls for secluded intimacy laced with champagne blanched duck with aubergine and cinnamon stuffed cos lettuce, flambéed in a sweet orange and gran marnier sauce.
The tender, melt-in-the-mouth Moroccan lamb shank with coriander mash spring rolls and roasted mushrooms leave the palate yearning in nostalgia concluded by delicately sinful lavender crème brulé.
Ami Restaurant and Champagne Bar provides opulent sophistication and decadent dining for a true white table cloth hospitality experience.
Flanked by a 20 liter salt water fish tank, Aqua sets the mood with pleasant alfresco dining serving old favourites like calamari and haloumi to popular Mediterranean platters brimming with dolmades, pita, haloumi, meatballs and many more.
Share a platter sample a mixture of calamari, line fish, mussels with a creamy sauce and lemon grilled prawns
For the meat lovers, try the sizzling the Lamb Cutlets served with pita bread, tzatziki, fries and salad rounding of your Greek experience with a traditional dessert Ekmek - baked phyllo pastry topped with custard and finished with a sweetened cream, roasted almonds and a cherry.
Located in Greenways five start boutique hotel, Ashtons restaurant offers innovative dining in beautiful cosy wood panelled dining room or al-fresco on the veranda overlooking elegantly manicured gardens.
Serving only the freshest South African ingredients from the stylish and internationally standard kitchen, Ashtons revitalises the fine dining experience with affordable prices, while retaining the elegant allure of five star boutique dining.
Enjoy a fine dining experience to remember at Ashton's restaurant at Greeways Hotel.This decadent restaurant offers a tranquil and relaxing space to forget the stresses of the day and savour sumptuous cuisine as you're pampered with impeccable service.On warm days, diners may sit outside on the spacious terrace whilst looking out over pretty gardens. When the weather is colder, the wood-panelled dining room provides a warm and inviting venue for luxurious dining.With a menu incorporating the freshest and finest ingredients in a superb selection of creative dishes, a trip to Ashton's at Greenways Hotel will be one to repeat!
Experience wonderful fine dining in a superbly relaxed atmosphere at Aubergine.
A well-planned menu proffering continental cuisine with an Asian twist here provides wonderful options to suit every palate. Prepared with skill and care, the creations are prepared using only the freshest South African produce. Game and seafood are particularly popular, as are the vegetarian dishes for the non-meat eaters.
A vast wine list provides options for a perfect accompaniment for every meal. As well as local wines from many regions spanning South Africa, there are also international options.
A warm and welcoming atmosphere ensures a satisfying dining experience to remember.
For fine dining in elegant surroundings, Audacia Manor does not disappoint.
Luxurious décor and a layout that accommodates any preference are a few of the features that put this popular venue a cut above the rest.
Enjoy formal and sophisticated dining in the elegant dining room or laze around the pool or on the spacious verandah if a more casual settings is what you're after.
The elevated setting overlooking beautiful gardens makes for a wonderfully tranquil environment in which to enjoy delectable food and great company.
Spend a few hours out of the rat race at African Pride Audacia Manor Boutique Hotel.
Azima Restaurant offers upmarket dining in contemporary surrounds with a tantalising menu boasting modern African cuisine.
Dine amidst the elegant African surrounds flanked by the Magaliesberg Mountainas and ich earthy tones and warm décor over a full English breakfast or a la Carte menu for lunch or dinner.
Try the tender Line Fish fillet or succulent chicken breast stuffed with tomato, basil and bocconchini cheese. The tender, melt in the mouth beef fillet wrapped in a blanket of bacon and oysters is serenade for the senses concluded by heavenly honey and nut Baklava for dessert.
Cradled in the scenic beachside resort of Ballito, Azura Restaurant refreshes the palate with cooling cocktails, romantic dinners and alfresco lunches flanked by ocean views and trailing sunsets.
Enjoy an array of dishes ranging from Mediterranean style fare to succulent steaks and Portuguese style chicken.
The comprehensive menu boasts delicious grilled steaks, succulent prawns, tender calamari, peri-peri chicken, fresh and delicious seafood dishes as well as combos.
Dine alfresco on the wooden deck or by candlelight under a blanket of stars, Azura Restaurant swaddles the palate with a taste of the ocean touched by the murmur of contented chatter.
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"Here we go again."
That was Alamogordo Public Library Advisory Board president Warren Robinson's reaction when told that library director Debbie Hayba announced Wednesday that she will resign, effective April 24.
Robinson's comment referred to the fact the library has had six directors in the last 10 years, the last two openings necessitating long searches and interviews of multiple candidates.
Hayba told the monthly meeting of the Alamogordo Public Library Advisory Board on Wednesday she was leaving for personal reasons and moving to Albuquerque. Robinson was not present.
"I'm happy for her, but sad to see her go. She was a great asset to the city and to the library," acting city manager Matt McNeile said. "I think she did a great job.
"We will have to look for a new library manager. We will advertise the position, accept applications, interview and hopefully get a candidate. The state of New Mexico requires a master's of library science for the position."
Because the process will take some time, McNeile said the library staff will have to share the director's duties, as it has in the past.
Hayba was hired last August and started as director on Oct. 6.
"I have mixed feelings about leaving," Hayba said Thursday. "I love the staff, and everybody in the community has been very friendly and very warm. I will probably work at a library in Albuquerque and there is a lot more support for libraries up there.
A general obligation bond ballot issue for library funding was defeated at the polls Tuesday, 1,504 to 840, but Hayba said it is not the reason why she resigned.
"I was very disappointed the library bond failed," she said. "I was somewhat incredulous, but that's not why I'm leaving."
The library director's position had been vacant for 10 months before Hayba was hired, following the resignation of Adrian McCulloch, who was hired in 2005 after a lengthy search and quit to move back to Texas.
The library, for a variety of reasons, has had difficulty getting and keeping a director.
There were six during the past 10 years. They include, in chronological order: Paul Miller, Jim Preston, Carla Schuller, Mannie Salgado, who was acting director for three years, McCulloch and Hayba.
"Debbie has tremendous energy and a realistic outlook, and it was doubly sweet to get someone so competent in a position that had been vacant for so long," Allen Stenger, president of Friends of the Library, said Thursday after being told of Hayba's resignation.
A native of St. Clairsville, Ohio, Hayba was reference librarian at the Thomas Branigan Memorial Library in Las Cruces before being hired at the Alamogordo Public Library.
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Top commercial, residential real estate deals of the week
$7.175 million
Property sold: 280 New Castle Rd., Butler
Seller: Oakland Real Properties Inc., Cleveland
Buyer: Crosstown Butler 280 LLC, New York
Details: The buyer acquired the land, where a Walgreen's store is located, from Oakland and the tenant lease from RBB Properties LLC, Lynn Haven, Fla.
Comment: "This was a combination deal with the buyer acquiring both the land and tenant leases," said Charles Ripepi, CFO, Garland Co., Cleveland, which handled the sale.
$2.29 million
Property sold: 1654 W. State St., Economy, Beaver County
Seller: Estate of Dr. Edwin Boal, Florida
Buyer: Wal-Mart Corp., Bentonville, Ark.
Details: The buyer acquired a 229.5-acre site behind the Northern Lights Shopping Center in Economy and plans to build a 155,000-square-foot Super Wal-Mart.
Comment: "Construction has started on a $40 million Wal-Mart which is expected to opened before the end of the year. The company will hire about 440 and build a $3 million road to service the store," said Ecomony Mayor David Poling
Property sold: 942 Penn Ave., Downtown
Seller: Robert and Norma Jean Trombino, Pittsburgh
Buyer: Nicholas Penn Avenue LLC, Pittsburgh
Details: Sale of the two-story former Trombino Piano Galleries building.
Comment: "Plan is to construct a third-level roof deck for a new restaurant, with a tenant leasing the property," said Nick Nicholas, Pittsburgh investor, who will be the landlord.
Property: Peters
Seller: Alen and Leslie Hamilton
Buyer: Michael and Cassandra Segura
Details: Brick Provincial with pillared driveway, two-story entry, butler pantry, glass doors, cathedral skylight, sunken sun room with two-sided stone fireplace, and playroom off third bedroom.
Comment: "Buyer needed the five/six bedroom option, and liked raised ceilings and upscale finishes, the cathedral morning room with two-sided fireplace and sitting room with fireplace in master suite, and the covered rear deck," said Karen Marshall, Keller Williams Realty.
Property: Squirrel Hill
Seller: Mayer and Joyce Arnowitz
Buyer: Kevin and Rachel Mollen
Details: Tudor-style with marble entry and staircase leading to six bedrooms and four baths. Master bedroom has vaulted barreled ceilings, living and dining rooms, omni stone driveway and patio, electric gates to garage.
Comment: "The buyers liked the wonderful family room and the location of the home," said Tamara Skirboll, Coldwell Banker Real Estate.
Property: Cecil
Seller: Michael and Laura Kennedy
Buyer: George and Jayne Lemon
Details: Two-story Provincial with two-story foyer, great room with bridge, open to sundrenched hearthroom, has backlit tray ceiling, covered rear deck, three-car garage.
Comment: "Buyers liked the custom-built house offering first-floor living, beautiful kitchen boasting granite tops and stainless appliances, open to a morning room with custom built-ins and a gas fireplace," said Jim Dolanch, Century 21 Frontier Realty.
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Plosser says no mas for now
Posted By Peter Boockvar On September 29, 2010 @ 1:14 pm In MacroNotes | Comments Disabled
Non voting Fed member Charles Plosser in a speech on the economy is saying, "Because I see little gain at this point, and some costs, I would prefer not to engage in further asset purchases at this time…Asset purchases in our current economic environment can do little if anything to speed up the return to full employment." If one thing is for certain, the debate in the Fed leading into the Nov FOMC meeting will be heated over the decision whether to continue to push the envelope with monetary policy. While Plosser's comments are welcome from my point of view, the voting members have a much more dovish slant.
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Instructions:A Wish to be a Christmas Tree by Colleen Monroe
This charming tale of an overgrown pine always being passed by for Christmas, and what his woodland friends do to help him, is sure to become a Christmas classic.
With delightful illustrations by wildlife artist Michael Monroe and enchanting text from Colleen Monroe, the birds, deer and squirrel of this story help make their special friend's wish come true.
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Powering the Next-Generation of Ad Targeting: YuMe's Audience-Aware SDK
Posted on Nov 18, 2013 by Kristie Sein
Last week we rolled out the next-generation solutions of the YuMe platform, YuMe's Audience-Aware SDK™ with Audience Insights and enhanced Audience Amplifier™. Our latest version SDK captures first-party data in order to boost our ability to find the right audiences across our Connected Audience Network – benefiting both publishers and brand advertisers. Publishers and app developers now have access to Audience Insights, the most accurate picture of their audience's demographics and interests. Our enhanced Audience Amplifier utilizes first-party and SDK data to create distinct Audience Segments of the most receptive and attentive audiences, and all at TV-like scale, so that our brand advertisers can get the best brand results for their digital video ad campaigns.
To better understand how YuMe's Audience-Aware SDK is powering our Audience Insights and enables us to generate Audience Segments, we held a short Q&A with our product marketing managers, Tyler Hampton and Nikki Heyder. Tyler works on the latest YuMe solutions for advertisers and Nikki works closely with our data sciences team on the platform side.
Q: The latest YuMe Audience-Aware SDK collects first-party data, but what exactly is first-party data?
Nikki: Most people have probably heard of third-party data, which is data collected across the web from various sites and data providers. It typically represents a tiny sample of your audience, at best, with only 5-15% accuracy for targeting. Lesser known is second-party data, which commonly takes form as registration data purchased directly from the source. When registration data is required, versus opted-in, there is an issue of accuracy; for example, filling out a form randomly for the sake of gaining access to content or services. There's also a recency issue – typically, users provide registration data at sign up, and are not required to update their info over the course of their membership, as circumstances (such as income, marital status, etc.) change.
First-party data is collected from your users, on your site and is therefore the best data source for any type of audience targeting. Whereas first-party data has traditionally consisted of users' browsing behavior, it has not been especially relevant for marketers. YuMe's first-party surveys are designed to get at the type of behavioral and intent based traits that marketers want to target. Our data collection is opt-in, and therefore highly accurate– a user is most likely to respond honestly to an optional survey they feel compelled to, than being forced to. And it's safe.
Q: Why should advertisers or publishers care about first-party data?
Tyler: In today's world of fragmented content and screens, it's challenging for brand advertisers to reach an attentive and receptive audience (and to do it at a scale large enough to make an impact). In order to achieve this, it's necessary to gain an understanding of a brand's audience, and that is where first-party data comes in. Most of the industry relies heavily on third-party cookie data, which can go stale and is dependent on users NOT deleting cookies. Our first-party cookie-less data is a combination of direct survey data and observed data, collected through our embedded Audience-Aware SDK; allowing us to form Audience Segments, as a brand sees it. Reaching the right audience will help drive core brand metrics, and at TV-like scale, so with YuMe's Audience-Amplifier, we assure that the right audience is reached at TV-like scale.
Nikki: With the shift of the TV advertising dollars ($193B market) to digital video ($4B), first-party data creates a huge opportunity for publishers. With better insights into your audience demographics and interests, publishers are able to align their audience with who consumers brand marketers care about reaching. Because interest-based, TV-like segments are valuable to advertisers in YuMe's ad network, publishers benefit from improved CPMs and better fill. And since first-party data yields a highly accurate data set, publishers reduce waste caused by inaccurate targeting.
Through YuMe's Connected Audience Network (CAN) publishers have immediate access to a network of brand advertisers and campaigns that are looking to target TV-like audiences at scale. Whereas a single publisher may return only a small subset of a desired audience segment, YuMe for Publishers (YFP) is able to match a small set of target users from multiple sites with a campaign that spans across YuMe's ad network.
Q: So how does the YuMe Audience-Aware SDK work to generate Audience Insights and Audience Segments?
Nikki: Our embedded Audience-Aware SDK combines unique in-player survey data with additional data points collected by the SDK (can also leverage second- or third-party data if desired), which we use to generate highly accurate, psychographic audience segments. Using data sciences, we are able to use a relatively small number of surveys to model a highly accurate audience model of your site.
Tyler: As Nikki mentioned, our enhanced Audience-Aware SDK collects first-party data that allows us to know who the target is (via in-player surveys) and the what/when/where about their digital and device usage (browser version, screen res, time of day). Through Audience Insights, we can measure the attentiveness of the audience. YuMe's data-science software continually identifies patterns in the data collected, then matches these patterns to the numerous data points coming in through our SDK. As a result, we can generate scalable segments of relevant audiences, or Audience Segments.
Q: What else can Audience Insights and Audience Segments be used for?
Nikki: Outside of improved monetization through the Connected Audience Network, first-party data can also provide valuable insights for your business – for example, by understanding your viewer demographics you can optimize your content programming so it is better tailored to your audience makeup.
Tyler: With Audience Insights, brand advertisers can develop a deeper understanding of their audience, and garner key brand performance metrics. We have the ability to cross reference traits of the many different segments we create, allowing us to point out additional attributes of an advertiser's targeted segment; for example, did you know that your target audience also has an interest in luxury cars?
Big thanks to Nikki and Tyler for taking time with us to talk about the latest YuMe solutions for advertisers and publishers! To learn more about our Audience-Aware SDK, Audience Insights and enhanced Audience Amplifier, visit: http://www.yume.com/technology. Also, check out our latest whitepaper on the benefits of first-party insights which can be downloaded from our whitepaper resources library at: http://www.yume.com/insights/video-advertising-whitepapers.


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Hamm and Potatoes
Posted By Bakerella On June 18, 2010 @ 12:16 am In Cake Pops,For Her,For Him | 330 Comments
Eeek! Eeeeek! Oink! Oink!
It's Hamm… everyone's favorite talking plastic piggy bank. Well, his head at least. I couldn't resist trying these cake pops out in honor of Toy Story 3, which opens today… Yep. Today and I can't wait to see it. Bring on the toys!
Hamm is fairly easy to make in cake pop form and only needs a few decorative add-ons to achieve his distinctive look. Plus, pigs are just plain cute, so I felt I had to try him.
Want to see my Woody and Buzz versions?
Okay, so I took the easy road here with tiny paper poster tags to carry out the theme. No cowboys or space rangers.
Me. Slacker. That's my name.
But seriously… I was too excited to try this next cake pop I'm about to show you. And I think he may be one of my favorites to date.
I've been wanting to try him for a while and I couldn't be happier with how he turned out. I even surprised myself.
So I guess you know what's coming based on the title of this post.
You know…
Hamm's spud bud from the movie …
I can hardly stand it. Look at the one on the right's expression. He kills me.
Chocolate cake balls plus …
Peanut butter candy melts plus …
… all this stuff = PLAY. TIME.
It's okay to play you know. I won't tell.
We should all play a little more. Don't ya think?
"Woohoo! I do."
"Seriously guys, control yourself. – You know you're all cake pops."
"And, you know what that means."
"Uh yeah, I'm starting to figure that out." – Wise guy!
"Later, spuds… I'm outta here as fast as my candy feet can carry me. Who's with me?"
Don't worry… they didn't get too far.
After a while… all that was left was just a paper memory.
Want to play with toys and cake? Jump on over to Disney's family.go.com [16] to get instructions for all the fun. And thanks, Disney for the chance to have a go at these.
Hamm it up! Plus, you can also download the poster tags [18]!
And, just curious… who's going to see the movie this weekend? Anyone? Everyone?
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Joe Biden has been the White House's go-to guy during the Ukraine crisis, touring former Soviet republics and reassuring their concerned leaders. And now, he's not the only Biden involved in the region.
The vice president's youngest son, Hunter Biden, has been appointed head of legal affairs at Burisma Holdings, Ukraine's largest private gas producer, The Moscow Times reported Tuesday. Hunter described his new role in a statement on the company's website:
As a new member of the board, I believe that my assistance in consulting the company on matters of transparency, corporate governance and responsibility, international expansion, and other priorities will contribute to the economy and benefit the people of Ukraine.
As a new member of the board, I believe that my assistance in consulting the company on matters of transparency, corporate governance and responsibility, international expansion, and other priorities will contribute to the economy and benefit the people of Ukraine.
The new gig joins several others on Hunter's extensive resume. He currently serves as as managing partner at the Washington-based investment advisory company Rosemont Seneca Partners and counsel at the New York City-based law firm Boies Schiller Flexner. He is also an adjunct professor at Georgetown University's Foreign Service graduate program.
According to Bloomberg Businessweek, Burisma was founded in 2006 and "engages in oil-well drilling, production of liquefied natural gas, and undertaking geological studies." It is based in Cyprus. It owns several oil and gas companies in Ukraine, including in the southeastern city of Dnepropetrovsk.
Burisma hired another American — and another managing partner of Rosemont Seneca Partners — just last month. Devon Archer joined the company's board of directors to "focus on the interaction with current investors, as well as involving new investors from the United States," according to an April 22 press release from the company. Archer served as a senior adviser to John Kerry during his 2004 presidential campaign.
"Today Burisma Holdings reminds me of Exxon Mobil in its wake," Archer said in a recent interview posted on the company's website. "It has all the chances to be one of the biggest privately owned oil companies in the world."
Archer's work focuses heavily on energy independence for Ukraine, a topic that has received much attention in recent months. Ukraine is dependent on Russia for energy exports, and Moscow has pulled discount agreements during its ongoing standoff with Kiev. The addition of Hunter to the company masthead suggests Burisma is turning to U.S. talent — and money and name recognition — for protection against Russia. It also jibes with the Obama administration message that his father has been tasked with spreading.
The vice president's office released a statement Tuesday afternoon saying that the elder Biden "does not endorse any particular company and has no involvement with this company."
It's unclear whether the entry of another Biden into the fray was meant to send a message to Moscow. But Russian President Vladimir Putin, eternally leery of American hands in eastern European business, is bound to notice.


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Sustainable waste management leader, Covanta Energy Corporation, has announced that Joey Neuhoff, VP of business development, has been appointed to the U.S. Department of Commerce Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Advisory...
Sustainable waste management leader, Covanta Energy Corporation, has announced that Joey Neuhoff, VP of business development, has been appointed to the U.S. Department of Commerce Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Advisory Committee (RE&EEAC).
The RE&EEAC is charged with advising the Secretary of Commerceregarding the development and administration of programs and policies that expand the competitiveness of U.S. renewable energy and energy efficiency products and services, including matters related to U.S. government policies.
"I'm honored for the opportunity to help move America toward being the leading exporter of clean energy technologies as part of the Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Advisory Committee," said Neuhoff. "At Covanta, we provide sustainable waste disposal solutions while also generating clean, renewable energy. I look forward to collaborating with the committee to create policy recommendations which foster growth opportunities in trade for U.S. renewable energy and energy efficiency industries."
As a member of the a0dvisory committee, Neuhoff will use his development expertise to provide recommendations around technology deployment, platforms and services that provide system-level efficiency to electricity generation, transmission and distribution.
As VPof business development at Covanta Energy, Neuhoff is responsible for leading select corporate growth opportunities throughout North America. Neuhoff recently spearheaded Covanta's development efforts for the construction of the Durham-York Energy Centre in Ontario, the first commercial greenfield energy-from-waste project in North America since 1995.
Covanta's Energy-from-Waste facilities provide a safe, sustainable waste disposal method that reduces greenhouse gases and produces clean, renewable energy from municipal solid waste. For additional information, visit www.covantaenergy.com.
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Covanta Energy Corporation is an internationally recognized owner and operator of Energy-from-Waste and renewable energy projects and a recipient of the Energy Innovator Award from the U.S. Department of Energy's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy. Covanta's 44 Energy-from-Waste facilities provide communities with an environmentally sound solution to their solid waste disposal needs by using that municipal solid waste to generate clean, renewable energy. www.covantaenergy.com.


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Bus systems provide a versatile form of public transportation with the flexibility to serve a variety of access needs and an unlimited range of locations throughout a metropolitan area. Because buses travel on urban roadways, infrastructure investments needed to support bus service can be substantially lower than the capital costs required for rail systems. As a result, bus service can be implemented cost-effectively on routes where ridership may not be sufficient or where the capital investment may not be available to implement rail systems.
Traffic congestion, urban sprawl, central city decline, and air pollution are all problems associated with excessive dependence on automobiles. Increasing recognition of the need for high-quality transit service to alleviate these conditions has fueled growing demand for new rail services throughout the United States (U.S.). Rail systems have in fact played an essential role in preserving and revitalizing the downtown areas of major American cities, ranging from New York to San Francisco and Washington, D.C. In these and numerous other cities, however, buses also provide an attractive and effective alternative to automobiles, reaching into central cities, local neighborhoods, and the suburbs to meet the mobility needs of millions of people.
A double-articulated bus on one of Curitiba's exclusive bus lanes.
Despite the inherent advantages of bus service in terms of flexibility and low capital cost, the traveling public frequently finds the quality of bus service provided in urban centers to be wanting. Conventional urban bus operations often are characterized by sluggish vehicles inching their way through congested streets, delayed not only by other vehicles and traffic signals, but also by frequent and time-consuming stops to pick up and discharge passengers. Buses travel on average at only around 60 percent of the speeds of automobiles and other private vehicles using the same streets due to the cumulative effects of traffic congestion, traffic signals, and passenger boarding. Moreover, compared to rail systems, the advantageous flexibility and decentralization of bus operations also result in a lack of system visibility and permanence that contributes to public perceptions of unreliability and disorganization.
Low-cost investments in infrastructure, equipment, operational improvements, and technology can provide the foundation for Bus Rapid Transit systems that substantially upgrade bus system performance. Conceived as an integrated, well-defined system, Bus Rapid Transit would provide for significantly faster operating speeds, greater service reliability, and increased convenience, matching the quality of rail transit when implemented in appropriate settings. Improved bus service would give priority treatment to buses on urban roadways and would be expected to include some or all of the following features:
Changes in bus or platform design that could provide for level boarding through the use of low-floor buses, raised platforms, or some combination thereof could make boarding both faster and easier for all passengers.
Bus operations on a typical urban or suburban arterial are subject to several types of delay that reduce bus operating speed to generally only 60 percent of that of other vehicles. Figure 1 is from Transit Cooperative Research Program Report 26, Operational Analysis of Bus Lanes on Arterials. This figure summarizes and graphically displays the several components of bus travel time such as moving, passenger stops, and traffic delay, which consists of traffic signal delay, right turn delay and general congestion delay. Figure 1 also shows how certain types of delay such as congestion delay and passenger stop delay are proportionately greater in more congested areas.
The essence of Bus Rapid Transit is that bus operating speed and reliability on arterial streets can be improved by reducing or eliminating the various types of delay. A discussion of each travel time component and methods for reducing delay follows:


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BBA Acquires Tenotex
BBA Fiberweb, Nashville, Tenn., has acquired Tenotex S.p.A., Italy. Tenotex, with two manufacturing
locations in Italy and one in Spain, serves industrial markets, including hygiene, wipes and
BBA said the acquisition will strengthen its presence in growing spunlace and spunbond markets in Europe. Aldo Ghira, managing director of Tenotex, will continue to manage the company.
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New Google Tool Makes Websites Twice as Fast
The optimization tool is the latest result of Google's speed obsession and could add to the company's bottom line.
Google wants to make the Web faster. As well as optimizing its own sites and services to run at blazing speed, the company has been helping to streamline the rest of the Web, too. Now Google has released free software that could make many sites load twice as fast.
The software, called mod_pagespeed, can be installed and configured on Apache Web servers, the most commonly used software for running websites. Once installed, mod_pagespeed determines ways to optimize a site's performance on the fly. For example, it will compress images more efficiently and change settings so that more of the pages are stored in a user's browser cache, so that the same data doesn't have to be loaded repeatedly. The software will be automatically updated, notes Richard Rabbat, product manager for the new project. He says that this means that as Google and others make improvements, people who install it will benefit without having to make any changes.
"We think making the whole Web faster is critical to Google's success," says Rabbat. Making the Web faster should encourage people to use it more and increase the likelihood that they will use Google's services and software. Rabbat points to the frustration that people feel when they click a link or type a URL and see a blank page for several seconds. "In many cases," he says, "I'll navigate away when that happens."
Google already offers a tool called Page Speed that measures the speed at which a website loads and suggests ways to make improvements. "We asked ourselves, instead of just telling people what the problems are, can we just fix it for them automatically?" Rabbat says.
The software could be particularly useful to operators of small websites. Such people may not have the skill or time to optimize their site's performance themselves. It should also be useful for companies that use content management systems to operate their websites and lack the technical capabilities needed to make speed improvements to Web server software themselves.
Google tested mod_pagespeed on a representative sample of websites and found that it made some sites load three times faster, depending on how much optimization had already been done.
Google is also making deals with other companies to ensure that mod_pagespeed is widely distributed. Hosting company GoDaddy, for example, plans to add the software to its Web hosting products. According to GoDaddy's president and chief operating officer, Warren Adelman, the software will offer a way to "make it easier for our Web hosting customers to build the best website possible with the least amount of effort." Google's Page Speed tool, he notes, "required a certain degree of technical savvy for website operators to implement," and he expects the new tool to have a broader impact.


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It's warm in Florida this time of year. The Arlington High School wrestling team was downright hot.
Competing in the KSA Classic Duals Wrestling Tournament at the ESPN Wide World of Sports in Orlando, the Admirals won all six of their matches to take home the championship on Friday. After sweeping the rest of the six-team field, Arlington topped Smokey Hill from Colorado, 42-33, for the crown.
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Maureen "Mo" McElroy has resigned as president and chief executive officer of the Healdsburg Chamber of Commerce.
McElroy announced this week she is leaving to pursue her own consulting business.
"I have a contract and I'm excited about it," McElroy said Friday of her first client, the Sonoma County Tourism Bureau.
She will be responsible for the launch and management of the bureau's Certified Tourism Ambassador Program.
The nationwide program trains front-line hospitality employees and volunteers to create positive encounters with tourists.
McElroy, who has held the Healdsburg Chamber of Commerce job since January 2011, will step down effective July 21.
"We're sorry to see her go," said Bob Fraser, chairman of the Board. "Obviously she established some creative, interesting programs. We're excited about some of the things she's done here."
In Healdsburg, McElroy spearheaded creation of a new Tourism Improvement District funded by local hotel and innkeepers with a $300,000 annual marketing budget.
She worked to revitalize the Downtown Business District. She also launched the Visitors Bureau Advisory Board to create a tourism marketing plan and events, such as the Epicurean Winter promotions and support for a series of "Excellent Service" workshops.
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Lets say Webber qualifies in front of Alonso in Brazil. And then Red Bull take a pair of snips and clip the transmission seal on Webber's car in order to place Alonso onto the dirty side of the track.
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A Petaluma man who can't care for himself due to a brain injury went missing Monday night and remained at large Tuesday morning, police said.
Worried family members called police at 8:10 p.m. Monday to say John Wirth, 49, hadn't returned home after leaving on a bike ride, Petaluma Sgt. Ralph Evans said.
Wirth, known as "Joe," had been in a motorcycle accident several years ago and brain damage from the crash left him easily confused. He needs help with day-to-day activities, family members told officers.
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HENDERSON, Ky. - Larry Milton Fisher, 79 of Henderson, Ky formerly of Wellston, Michigan passed away June 30, 2013 at Deaconess Hospital in Evansville.
He worked in the automotive industry as an assembler.
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He is survived by a son: Rick Fisher of Morganfield; Daughter: Karren Wilkerson of Henderson; 1 sister: Barbara Miller of Grand Rapids, MI; 1 Grandson.
Memorial services will be held 6:00 PM Friday July 5, 2013 at Redbanks Towers, 737 Kimsey Lane, Henderson. Tim Wilkerson and Dr. Phillip Basinger will officiate.
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This issue: Pueblo and Trinidad B&Bs
Whether your Southern Colorado vacation destination includes adventure, history, arts, culture, shopping, dining or scenery; a bed and breakfast in Pueblo, Colorado is a great hotel lodging alternative.
Centrally located to Colorado Springs, Canon City, the Sangre De Cristo Mountains, and bisected by the Arkansas River, Pueblo offers opportunities for fly fishing, golfing, rafting, hiking, biking, boating, skiing, and hunting. Pueblo's restaurants feature regional cuisine made from fresh produce grown on local farms as well as national and international fare. Annual events include the Bluegrass on the River, Boats, Blues, & Barbecue Festival, Colorado State Fair , NSRA Rocky Mountain Street Rod Nationals, and Music Fest and Chile & Frijoles Festival featuring local arts, music, and food. The Pikes Peak International Raceway is also located just 20 minutes north of Pueblo. In the Union Anenue History District, you will find the Historic Arkansas Riverwalk. The Sangre De Cristo Arts Center, Weisbrod Aircraft museum, Rosemount museum, Southern Colorado Heritage Center, Bessemer Archives, and several other museums showcase the rich history and culture of Southern Colorado. (Photo- Courtesy of Pueblo Chamber of Commerce)
When you stay at a Pueblo BBIC inn, day trips can include the Pikes Peak Region, Royal Gorge, the Great Sand Dunes, the Wet Mountain Range, Spanish Peaks, the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, Picketwire Canyon, Bents Fort, and Comanche National Grasslands.
Abriendo Inn Bed and Breakfast has been proclaimed "The Best B&B" for the Colorado Front Range (including Denver & Colorado Springs) in the book, Colorado's Best: The Essential Guide to Favorite Places, by Bruce Caughey and Doug Whitehead, and selected for the People's Choice Award as the "The Best Weekend Getaway" by the Pueblo Business Journal. From the spiral staircase to the curved stained glass windows and parquet floors, you know that you are entering a special place. Feel like you belong at the inn and absorb the tranquility while strolling the park-like grounds, or walking the tree-lined neighborhoods and the nearby historic Union Avenue and Riverwalk. For over a decade, the inn has provided distinctive lodging to business and leisure travelers in an atmosphere that combines personal attention, warm hospitality, and luxurious surroundings.
Edgar Olin House is a Romantic getaway and carefree retreat. This unique victorian Bed and Breakfast offers full service pampering yet business friendly features like wireless intenet and free valet service. Enjoy fresh coffee or juice at your door, an enticing gourmet breakfast, afternoon snack, or even fresh popcorn and a movie. This home takes you on a voyage back one hundred years to simpler more elegant time. A vacation on its own with elegant parlors, library, gardens, and a park, all yours to enjoy. A true victorian lady, Mrs Adrian will pamper you as only a gracious hostess of the time could. With dedicated research and craftsmanship, this home has been restored to its original splendor. This attention to detail follows through with antique furnishings from the Victorian era, yet you are pampered with all the modern conveniences.
Tarabino Inn, come enjoy the ambiance of this historic Bed and Breakfast. Splendid antiques blended with modern conveniences pamper your senses and your soul. Tarabino Inn combines the elegance and way of life of the Victorian era with the comforting hospitality and atmosphere rarely encountered in today's world. Indulge in the old world warmth of antique furnishings, rich natural woodwork, persian rugs, and much more. Your hosts, Kevin & Teresa, would be pleased to welcome you into their home; and their hospitality is guaranteed to make your visit a special and relaxing time. Whether you are escaping for just a weekend's rest, a longer vacation, or even a business trip, make the choice that will make memories. Off-season rates available.


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NYC Police Accuse Rapper Ice-T of Driving Offense
by Associated Press | July 20, 2010 at 2:01 PM | Law Order SVU, TV News
NEW YORK – New York City police say they have arrested rapper-actor Ice-T on accusations of driving with a suspended license.
Police say the entertainer was driving a 2009 Cadillac near West 40th Street and 11th Avenue on Tuesday when officers stopped him for not wearing a seat belt. They said they ran a check and discovered his license was suspended.
The NYPD said he would be given a ticket and released.
His publicist did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
Ice-T has played Detective Fin Tutuola on the TV drama 'Law & Order: Special Victims Unit' since 2000.
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Former Baylor Bear boots game winning kick in playoff game for Atlanta Falcons
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as the stock sits well below the consolidation price, so figure out who that person is that keeps the stock price there? Surprised no NR this week, so maybe they are triple checking the latest assay results that haven't been disclosed yet?
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Holiday Giclée Show @ Cotton Candy Machine, BrooklynJuxtapoz // Friday, 02 Dec 2011
Tara McPherson and her Cotton Candy Machine space in Brooklyn will be opening a Holiday Giclee Show tonight, December 2nd, celebrating CCM's new venture into giclee printing. Paul Pope, Tara, Travis Louie, Jeremy Hush, and Esao Andrews will all have giclees on exhibit and available to purchase.
As Tara told us, "For our first ever Giclée show, we will be releasing a large and small format Giclée for each artist." Holidays come earlier. The show opens tonight from 7—11pm.
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The Outkast weren't the only legendary artist who graced this year's Coachella music festival, Queen's emcee Nas also had a set at the show which was amazing. Already celebrating the 20th anniversary off his début album iLLMatic, Nas performed most of the album cuts such as "N.Y. State of Mind", The World Is Yours", "It Ain't Hard To Tell" and others. He also brought out Brooklyn legend JAY Z for who performed "Dead Presidents" & "Where I'm From", and Diddy or Puff Daddy, who assisted him with his 1999 smash single "Hate Me Now", from his third studio album I Am…., he ended his set off with a beyond dope performance of his chart-topping smash "One Mic". Set-list "The Genesis" "N.Y. State of Mind" "Life's a Bi**h" The World Is Yours" "Dead Presidents" (JAY Z) "Where I'm From" (JAY Z) "Halftime" "Memory Lane" "One Time 4 Your Mind" "One Love" "Represent" "It Ain't Hard To Tell" "Made You Look" "Hate Me Now" (Diddy) "One Mic"
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