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Broadcom Shareholders Approve $37B Sale
Broadcom Corp. shareholders today approved the Irvine-based chipmaker's $37 billion sale to Avago Technologies Ltd. in Singapore.
PMC Board Behind Microsemi Bid
Chipmaker Microsemi Corp.'s latest cash-and-stock bid to acquire PMC-Sierra Inc. has been deemed a "superior proposal" by the board of the Sunnyvale-based target company.
Ad Indicates Another OC IPO Could Be in Making
UST Global Posts Job For Exec With IPO Experience
Aliso Viejo-based UST Global Inc. could be the next Orange County tech company to go public.
Chipmakers End Streak of Cuts Amid Combinations
Boost Employment Bases By 4%; None Drop Jobs
The largest chipmakers in Orange County added jobs in the past year amid a wave of industry consolidation that included four companies with local operations.
Irvine IT Provider Bought by PE Firm
Irvine-based IT provider Synoptek LLC was acquired by San Francisco-based private equity firm Sverica Capital Management LLC on undisclosed terms.
Blizzard Loses 100K Subscribers
Irvine-based Blizzard Entertainment Inc. posted another subscription loss in its flagship World of Warcraft franchise, but the third-quarter drop was overshadowed by Santa Monica parent Activision Blizzard Inc.'s $5.9 billion takeover of King Digital Entertainment PLC.
PMC Rejects Microsemi Bid
PMC-Sierra Inc. has rejected the latest buyout offer of $2.4 billion from Aliso Viejo-based chipmaker Microsemi Corp.
PMC Rejects Microsemi Bid
PMC-Sierra Inc. has rejected the latest buyout offer of $2.4 billion from Aliso Viejo-based chipmaker Microsemi Corp.
Irvine IT Provider Sold
Irvine-based IT provider Synoptek LLC has been acquired by San Francisco private equity firm Sverica Capital Management LLC.
Software Maker Raises $85M in Round
Irvine-based analytics software maker Alteryx Inc. raised $85 million in a venture capital round led by Iconiq Capital in San Francisco and prior backer Insight Venture Partners in New York. Palo Alto-based Meritech Capital Partners also participated.
Pot Products Maker Grows Like a Weed
Terra Tech Sales Up 754%, Largely On Cannabis Demand Surge
Terra Tech Corp.'s crops of basil, oregano, thyme, parsley and lettuce are a steady line of business, but the Newport Beach-based company's newer line of products derived from another leafy green is the big growth driver.
Telogis Sees Future In Apps Made With Apple
TECHNOLOGY: Mobile products aimed at B2B customers
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Microsemi Deal for Chipmaker Would Be Its Biggest
$2.2B Offer About 4 Times PMC-Sierra's Annual Sales
Aliso Viejo-based Microsemi Corp.'s $2.2 billion bid to acquire Sunnyvale chipmaker PMC-Sierra Inc. is the latest deal in the sizzling chip sector, which has already seen record activity this year.
Mixed Q3 for Ingram
Irvine-based Ingram Micro Inc. reported a mixed third quarter in a report issued after the close of intraday trading today.
Irvine Software Maker Gets $85M
Irvine-based analytics software maker Alteryx Inc. has raised $85 million in a venture capital round led by Iconiq Capital in San Francisco and prior backer Insight Venture Partners in New York.
Telogis Inks Apple Deal
Aliso Viejo-based logistics software maker Telogis Inc. has struck a deal with Apple Inc. to enhance vehicle and workforce related apps for the consumer electronics giant's line of iPhones and iPads.
WD Solidifies Top Hard Drive Position in Whirlwind Week
Scoops Up SanDisk, Gets Long-Awaited HGST Nod
Scoops Up SanDisk, Gets Long-Awaited HGST Nod
Live VR Stream of Democratic Debate Largely Panned
Observers: Headset Awkward, Limited
NextVR's live virtual reality stream of the recent democratic presidential debate drew some harsh criticism from tech pundits, leading many to quip the emerging technology isn't ready for prime time.
Microsemi Shops $2.2B Chipmaker Bid as Winner
TECHNOLOGY: Deal would double its debt; dismisses idea of other suitors
Aliso Viejo-based chipmaker Microsemi Corp. is confident its record $2.2 billion bid last week to acquire PMC-Sierra Inc. will stand against competitor Skyworks Solutions Inc.
Irvine Software Maker Sells Stake
Duke Energy Corp., one of the nation's largest electric utility providers, has taken a majority stake in Irvine-based Phoenix Energy Technologies.
Ingram Buys in Latin America
Irvine-based Ingram Micro Inc. is set to acquire Grupo ACAO, one of the largest IT providers in Latin America.
Microsemi Bids $2.4B for Chipmaker
Aliso Viejo-based chipmaker Microsemi Corp. has placed a $2.4 billion bid to acquire chipmaker PMC-Sierra Inc., the company said this morning.
WD Can Integrate $4.8B HGST
Western Digital Corp. received approval from Chinese regulators to integrate its $4.8 billion acquisition of HGST, the Irvine-based disk maker said this morning.
Fantasy Sports Startup Responds to Industry Inquiry
Tightens Policies in Wake Of NY Probe of Rivals
Aliso Viejo-based startup FantasyAces LLC has changed some internal policies in the wake of a data analysis scandal that has shaken up the nascent and booming daily fantasy sports industry.
Another Boost for Irvine-Based Analytics Specialist
TECHNOLOGY: Software from Alteryx in Microsoft's Power BI
Alteryx Inc.'s latest partnership with Microsoft Corp. opens the door to throngs of potential customers for the Irvine-based analytics software maker in one of the fastest-growing segments in technology.
New Moves for Gym Chains
Local Companies Help Lead Industry Innovations in Fitness Workouts
Some of the hottest trends in the fitness industry are being developed in Orange County, prompting several locally based companies, including LA Fitness, UFC Gym and Fitwall, to aggressively expand their brands while offering very different experiences to their members.
EON Offers Virtual Reality Content From Irvine HQ
TECHNOLOGY: Users range from NFL player to eye doctor
An Irvine-based software maker's push into virtual and augmented reality is attracting a mix of new customers that includes eye doctors, engine builders, chemical plant operators and an NFL quarterback.
Chairman Acquires Majority Stake in Irvine Firm
Venture capitalist and Cie Digital Labs Executive Chairman Anderee Berengian acquired a majority stake in the Irvine-based game app developer and incubator.
Unisplendour WD Deal Sets OC-China Benchmark
$3.8B Minority Stake Could Be Biggest Ever
Unisplendour Corp. Ltd.'s $3.8 billion minority stake in Irvine-based Western Digital Corp. is believed to be the largest single investment a China-based company has made in a local company but still trails some other blockbuster deals initiated by foreign investors.
OC-China Culture Club
Assimilation, Influence Hallmarks of Community Here
You won't find a typical Chinatown in Orange County—no ethnic concentration with block after block of storefronts offering goods for new immigrants from the world's most populous country or tourists anxious to brush up against an outpost of its culture.
Rare Investment Method Behind MTAB Acquisition
Search Fund Acquires Local Software Maker
Poplar Capital Partners LLC's recent buy of Yorba Linda-based business software maker mTAB LLC was backed through a rarely used investment mechanism: a search fund.
Wang's Way
Business Failure Led Vizio Co-founder to 'Innovate Myself Out of This Situation'
William Wang owes as much to his failures as his successes.
WD Stake Pushes OC-China Ties to New Level
TECHNOLOGY: $3.8B deal catches Wall Street by surprise
China continued to make waves in Orange County last week with a $3.8 billion deal that will give Unisplendour Corp. Ltd. a 15% stake in Irvine-based Western Digital Corp.
Morris in Motion
Telogis Hooks Up With AT&T on Software for Automakers
Telogis Inc.'s new deal with AT&T Inc. marks another significant turn for the Aliso Viejo-based logistics software maker under the leadership of co-founder Newth Morris.
TTM to Shutter 3 Plants
TTM Technologies Inc. will shutter three manufacturing plants and lay off 550 workers as part of a global integration plan following its $927 million June acquisition of Viasystems Group Inc., the Costa Mesa-based printed circuit maker announced today.
NextVR to Stream Democratic Debate
Laguna Beach-based startup NextVR will stream the Democratic presidential debate next month in Las Vegas on CNN, adding to its list of firsts in the developing virtual reality segment.
Santa Ana Software Maker Names CEO
Technology industry veteran Joe Bergera was named chief executive of Iteris Inc., a Santa Ana-based data provider and traffic management software maker.
Microsemi Aboard NASA Spacecraft for Pluto Mission
Space Unit Targets Niches In Mission-Critical Work
Aliso Viejo-based chipmaker Microsemi Corp. has supplied several key components on NASA's New Horizons spacecraft, which was sent in part to study Pluto in a mission launched nearly a decade ago from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida.
Out of Ordinary for Newport Beach: Factory Upgrade
TECHNOLOGY: Chipmaker to put $15M or more into plant on Jamboree
Israel-based Tower Semiconductor Ltd. is investing $15 million to $20 million to upgrade its Newport Beach manufacturing plant to meet growing demand for new generations of chips for smartphones and other wireless devices.
Iteris Names New CEO
Technology industry veteran Joe Bergera has been named chief executive of Iteris Inc., the Santa Ana-based data provider and traffic management software maker said this morning.
Irvine Battery Maker Raises $30M
Irvine-based startup Enevate Corp. has raised $30 million in a Series B funding round and has plans to start production of its lithium batteries.
Ingram Opts for 'Diverse, Interconnected' Software
TECHNOLOGY: Distribution giant abandons general overhaul
Ingram Micro Inc. has scrapped a global software overhaul launched seven years ago in an effort to improve flexibility as the distribution giant's business model evolves.
Hiring Push for Cloud Software Startup in Aliso Viejo
Company Looks to Nearly Double Work Force to 90
Aliso Viejo-based startup Verismic Software Inc. is on a hiring push as more companies look to offload IT management services via the cloud.
E-Commerce, Cloud Fuel Seta's Skyrocket
Amazon.com Designation Opens More Doors
A big push into e-commerce and a partnership with the world's largest online retailer has helped Irvine-based Seta International's top line skyrocket in the past few years.
Irvine Battery Maker Raises $30M
Irvine-based startup Enevate Corp. has raised $30 million in a Series B funding round has plans to start production of its lithium batteries.
Energy Equipment Company Refocuses on Licenses
Changes Lead Ener-Core To Quit Manufacturing
Irvine-based Ener-Core Inc. has signed its first large-scale commercial order after some missteps, management changes and a company split.
Western Digital Execs Have History of Restructurings
Milligan Reshaped HGST, Leonetti Same at Amgen
The track record of Chief Executive Steve Milligan and Chief Financial Officer Olivier Leonetti might have foreshadowed Irvine-based Western Digital Corp.'s extensive job cuts in recent years.
Vizio Puts $50M Into Potential of Big Data
TECHNOLOGY: Completes buy of SF-based software firm
Vizio Inc. has acquired full ownership of a technology that enables smart TVs to capture, record and disseminate data on the viewing habits of its customers.
Incubator Move to OC to Boost Startup Aid Network
Cie Digital Aims For Up To 4 Launches Per Year
Cie Digital Labs' recent move from Long Beach to Irvine could boost OC's developing ecosystem of incubators, a mix of real-estate-driven plays, public and private partnerships, and co-working spaces.
Electronics Makers See Flat Employment Pace
18 Biggest Companies Add Just Nine Employees
Employment at the county's largest contract electronics makers was flat over the past 12 months, despite steady sales growth in the industry worldwide.


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Workshop teaches federal managers how to cope with five major IT program risks
Lisagor: The Risky Business Blues
In my experience, too many information technology projects promise the sky, but instead they exceed their budgets and schedules and disappoint users. Although there are many reasons for those failures, the lessons to be learned from them are rarely taught in classrooms, especially in the context of specific agency cultures and histories.
Training from the Program Management Institute (PMI) provides an essential foundation for government program managers (PMs), but it doesn't necessarily prepare them to deal with many of the everyday problems that arise on most projects, especially as those challenges relate to their own organizational and contractual relationships.
Experienced PMs are too busy fighting their own forest fires to concentrate on transferring knowledge to newer managers. As experienced managers retire, lack of knowledge management will become even more pronounced and the effect potentially more devastating.
Do any of these everyday problems look familiar?
The idea was to offer a one-day workshop to help program managers mitigate future risks and increase the probability of project success.
The workshop teaches managers about these following five major IT program-risk activities using real-life examples drawn from their own organizations' experiences:
We must prevent the continued failure of so many IT programs and give auditors at the Government Accountability Office less to write about.
Lisagor offers his training on Celerity Works' GSA MOBIS Schedule GS-10F-0380S at www.gsaadvantage.gov or www.celerityworks.com/risktraining.html. He is also the author of "The Enlightened Manager," available as a free download at www.celerityworks.com. Reach Lisagor at email@example.com.
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Two key IT modernization bills could move in Congress, despite the compressed legislative calendar and the politically charged election year.
CyTech Services, the veteran-owned small business that may have played a significant role in discovering the OPM hack a year ago, says it's never been paid for that work.
Although most agencies are on track to meet a presidential directive to archive email records electronically, a few will need more time.
Limiting the impact of open source policy to a time- and scope-constrained pilot forgoes a unique and long-needed opportunity to modernize government, argues a leading open source advocate.
Agencies can put more money on mission by analyzing accounts payable data. The former leader of the U.K.'s Government Procurement Service explains what it takes.
This year's winners were honored in person at the April 7 Fed 100 Awards Gala. Click here to learn more about their accomplishments.
With a handful of questions to industry, the Department of Veterans Affairs signaled a big move to the cloud as part of its "buy first" initiative.
Managing a workforce that oversees 7,000 contracts and $3.5 billion in federal spending, Mary Davie sits in the catbird seat of the government's vast IT acquisition operation.
Dan Chenok, the IBM Center for the Business of Government's executive director, seems to have a hand in virtually every discussion devoted to making government run better.
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Frank de Boer was "proud" of his Ajax players after they sealed a fourth successive Eredivisie title on Sunday.
The Amsterdam outfit were crowned champions after a 1-1 draw at Heracles.
Lasse Schone opened the scoring for Ajax in the 13th minute before Simon Cziommer equalised nine minutes later.
Sunday's celebrations were a far cry from the previous weekend, when Ajax were thumped 5-1 by PEC Zwolle in the final of the KNVB Beker.
De Boer won five titles with Ajax as a player and took delight from his fourth crown as a coach, pointing to results against rivals as a key factor.
"We've beaten almost all our direct competitors. The title is justified," he said.
"I am proud. It was not the prettiest game, but eventually we dragged in the title.
"If we see that after the winter break we beat Feyenoord, Twente and PSV and drew with Vitesse, then we are worthy champions.
"Over the whole season we've been the best."
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|M. Rosheuvel
|M. Uth
|Coach: J. de Jonge
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|J. Veltman
|R. van Rhijn
|N. Boilesen
|S. Denswil
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|Ter Stegen: I want to stay at Barcelona
|Vardy will thrive for England at Euro 2016, says Smith
|Lemina eyes key role at Juventus
|Cerezo hits back at Vidal´s ´ugly´ swipe
|Bacca happy at Milan without European football, says agent
|Long backs Saints to end Spurs hoodoo
|West Ham´s Sullivan labels Leicester lucky
|Alba admires Atletico team work
|Ranieri deserves an honour - Italian prime minister
|Klopp bullish ahead of semi-final showdown
|Ranieri´s 96-year-old mother: Now my son is King of England
|Lovren: Europa League final would save Liverpool´s season
|BREAKING NEWS: Dembele set for long FA ban over Costa altercation
|AC Milan ultras call for Galliani´s head over ´blatant mockery´ of fans
|Emery wants ´inspired´ Konoplyanka in Europa League semi-final
|Wendell Lira blames Puskas Award trip for club woes
|Joe Cole in line for Tampa Bay Rowdies move
|Fuchs: I could kiss Hazard after title-clinching goal
|Hiddink turned down Leicester before Ranieri appointment
|Arsenal did not hold their nerve in title race - Smith
|Cazorla targets City comeback for Arsenal
|Webb could face lifelong ban as FIFA opens proceedings
|Smith backs Leicester to become Premier League ´force´
|Toni to retire after Juventus clash
|Iwobi reveals key to dream Arsenal rise
|Allen expects to reach Europa League final
|McLeish leaves Zamalek after 65 days
|Football fans pile bets on Burnley to win Premier League after Leicester´s shock success
|Ranieri: Rich teams will win for next 10 to 20 years
|Pity we could not reward Guardiola for his three years, says Bayern captain Lahm
|Madrid revenge no factor for Simeone
|Copa Libertadores Review: Pumas UNAM, Atletico Nacional advance to quarter-finals
|Adelaide want Leicester City friendly
|Tottenham have proven critics wrong - Eriksen
|Ferdinand ´turned on´ by Simeone´s Atletico
|Wilson hoping Brighton experience enough for United
|Griezmann urges team-mates to keep feet on the ground
|We´ve learned from past errors - Fernandinho
|Payet cleans up West Ham awards
|´We don´t need superstars´ - Ranieri
|Vidal: Bayern are still the best in the world
|Guardiola: I have given my life to Bayern
|Simeone: Atletico have eliminated two of the world´s three best teams
|Leicester owner reveals Vardy signing doubts
|Bayern feel cheated, says Rummenigge
|Boateng: Bayern solely to blame for Champions League exit
|Zabaleta confirms calf injury
|´It was a siege´ - Torres proud of Atletico after holding off Bayern
|Liverpool v Villarreal: Klopp demands improvement in Anfield return
|Bayern Munich 2 Atletico Madrid 1 (2-2 agg): Griezmann clinches final berth with away goal
|AFC Champions League Review: Victory, Al Hilal and Al Ain qualify with wins
|Courtois ´100 per cent´ committed to Chelsea, denies PSG contact
|Pellegrini: Madrid are more than Ronaldo
|Trabzonspor handed four-game stadium ban
|Morata muscle tear ruled out
|Sevilla v Shakhtar Donetsk: Vitolo fired up to seal historic Europa League final spot
|UEFA has opened Pandora´s box with Kosovo decision - Serbian FA president
|Infantino claims positive response to FIFA funds plan
|Aubameyang reiterates Real Madrid desire
|Huth and Fellaini charged by FA
|Cahill hopes for FA understanding after fiery Tottenham clash
|Kehl slams Dortmund fans over Hummels boos
|Mourinho congratulates Ranieri for winning ´my title´ with Leicester
|Confusion reigns as City confirm Toure travels to Madrid
|Mata: United can finish fourth and win FA Cup
|Missing Champions League final would be a failure - Zidane
|City without Toure for Real Madrid semi-final
|Infantino hails Leicester title as ´the magic of football´
|Redknapp talks up ´South Coast Mariners´ role
|Real Madrid can cope without Benzema - Navas
|Ronaldo returns for Madrid, but Benzema will miss Bernabeu clash
|Ranieri wants happy players for title defence
|Kosovo win vote to become UEFA member nation
|Drinkwater: Leicester title is mad, bonkers
|Morgan predicts tear-stained Premier League trophy
|Transfer market travails and the empire striking back: What next for Leicester City?
|Toure trains ahead of Real Madrid clash
|Guardiola´s rotation policy a potential own goal - Magath
|Ballack backs Atletico to prove too strong for Bayern
|Messi agreed with Olympics snub - Martino
|Benzema misses Real Madrid open training
|Ranieri: We want to improve
|Ronaldo: Like it or not, I´ll go down in history
|Strootman delighted with return to Roma starting XI
|Laporte dismisses Manchester City rumours
|Ranieri has silenced critics, says Kisnorbo
|Van Gaal: I am one of the best managers in the world
|Santa Cruz: Guardiola will bring better football to City
|Guardiola always a bit anxious - Kahn
|Kisnorbo: No one will forget Leicester´s fairytale run to Premier League glory
|Rodgers backs Klopp´s handling of Sturridge
|Wright: No one would have touched Kante and Co.
|Smalling: Captaining United an honour
|No surprises in Mexico´s 40-man Copa squad
|Juanfran: We are a team of details
|Stepanenko: My friendship with Yarmolenko is over
|Leicester fan Martinez: I am glad it did not happen in Germany
|Schwarzer has shown age is just a number - Kisnorbo
|Mangala: City want to make history in Champions League
|Lineker struggling to believe Leicester success
|Carrick: Top four not gone yet
|De Gea named United´s player of the year
|Dundee 2 Dundee United 1: Visitors relegated
|King delighted to crown Leicester rise with title
|Ranieri: I knew I would win a title eventually!
|Soccer world reacts to Leicester´s remarkable Premier League title
|Serie A Review: Strootman starts as Roma fight back again
|Leicester success a ´good omen´ for Selby
|Kane: Chelsea celebrated like they won title
|Thumping Man City, edging Tottenham and five matches that won Leicester the Premier League
|Vardy marvels at Leicester´s finest hour
|Ranieri called me to say thanks, reveals Hiddink
|Leicester did the impossible - Morgan
|Terry: Leicester title triumph gives hope to smaller sides
|Pochettino proud as Spurs fall short
|Savage: Leicester title a key moment in Premier League history
|Football world reacts to Leicester´s remarkable Premier League title
|Leicester deserve Premier League title - Hazard
|Leicester players celebrate Premier League title triumph in style
|From Tinkerman to champion: Ranieri writes the greatest story ever told
|Champions Leicester worthy of a film - Heskey
|The greatest upset: Champions Leicester break new ground for sporting underdogs
|Chelsea 2 Tottenham 2: Leicester champions as Spurs collapse at Stamford Bridge
|Leicester crowned Premier League champions
|Werder Bremen 6 Stuttgart 2: Crushing win lights up survival fight
|Malaga 3 Levante 1: Late collapse all but relegates Rubi´s men
|Neuer cites home crowd as advantage for Atleti clash
|Icardi surprised by Argentina selection
|Ribery fit to face Atletico in Champions League semi-final
|FIFA extends Sakho ban worldwide
|Torres and Atletico ready for war at Bayern
|Football League Review: Burnley earn promotion back to the Premier League
|Simeone pledges to chase victory at Allianz Arena
|´Nothing in life is certain´ - Handanovic on Inter future
|CAS order FIFA to reconsider Gibraltar membership
|Trapattoni: I love Simeone and Atletico´s style
|Balotelli is a changed man, says Galliani
|Real Madrid job is about politics - Pellegrini
|De Laurentiis wants Sarri at Napoli long term
|Yarmolenko will not go to Everton or Stoke - Dynamo president
|Suarez a difference maker - Stoichkov
|Drinkwater to face no further action from FA
|Albrighton: Leicester players will watch Chelsea v Tottenham together
|More to Manchester City than Aguero - Casemiro
|Boban: Maldini can save Milan
|Real Madrid v Manchester City: Pellegrini eyes away goal as Zidane hopes for Ronaldo
|Pellegrini doubts longevity of Leicester´s credentials
|Portugal unconcerned by Ronaldo fitness
|Ribery tells Guardiola to play him against Atletico
|Vardy wins FWA Player of the Year award
|Hiddink: Title pressure could get to Tottenham
|Messi never cheats, insists Xavi
|Dortmund tell Bayern Hummels fee is non-negotiable
|Welbeck a different animal again - Wenger
|Xavi: Real Madrid played like a small team in Clasico
|Bayern can win Champions League - Santa Cruz
|Reina backs Atletico to win the double
|Perth Glory lure Herd to A-League
|England can´t afford Australia loss - Kewell
|Stankovic: Simeone will coach Inter, but not now
|I had to rotate squad - Pellegrini
|Candreva backs Inzaghi for Lazio job
|I can make fans forget my bad season – Hazard
|MLS Review: Cole sees red in Galaxy stalemate, Valeri stunner lifts Timbers
|Pochettino: Deal announcement can convince Tottenham stars to stay
|Hiddink: Chelsea can´t replace Terry
|Pulisic, Morris picked by Klinsmann in initial Copa squad
|Wenger anticipated worse from protests
|Kante set to have stand named after him


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Wreaths and holly, fruitcakes and mistletoe, ornaments and snowflakes, St. Nick and Scrooge's humbug, Joseph and Mary, a young child in a manger and magi from the East. These words automatically stir up the season of Christmas and invoke memories of family and friends and hope and faith. By turns sweet and comic, sentimental and serious, the former editor of First Things magazine shares his reflections of the mad joys and wild emotions of the season while growing up on the South Dakota plains.
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JOSEPH BOTTUM is the former editor of First Things, one of the nation's most influential and largest-circulation intellectual journals. Previously he had been the literary editor of the Weekly Standard for seven years. He remains a contributing editor and columnist for the Weekly Standard and his essays, poems, and reviews have appeared in the Atlantic Monthly, the Wall Street Journal, the Washington Post, the Utne Reader, Commentary, National Review, and many other newspapers, magazines, and journals.
A native of South Dakota, Bottum is a graduate of Georgetown University, with a Ph.D. in philosophy from Boston College. Joseph Bottum lives with his wife and daughter in South Dakota, and lectures widely on literary, philosophical, and religious topics.
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"Calling Joseph Bottums The Christmas Plains a classic wouldnt do it justice. This is simply a superb piece of writingelegant, evocative, funny and absolutely memorable. Anyone who loves Christmasand who with a young heart doesnt?needs to read, and reread, and share this wonderfully vivid collection of Christmas memories."
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This month we will focus on Earth Day. Earth Day became an official celebration in 1970, but our earth has been celebrated long before that.
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It takes place on Tuesday, April 22 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at Round Canyon in Irvine,
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We enjoyed a lazy morning knowing we only had a 3 hour walk today. We all were a little restless last night and craving some extra sleep as we had a windy, cool walk down from Gorak Shep. We ordered extra food, sat in the sun, and silently enjoyed the simplicity of the morning. I think we all were feeling the looming return to city life and were grappling to stay put a little longer. We wanted modern showers, enclosed non-drafty bedrooms, and safe drinking water. And we wanted no task but to walk on a trail, look up at the snow-peaked mountains, and listening to the wind. We were transitioning from one to the other, and we weren't quite ready for it.
Today is Daniel's birthday! We celebrated by presenting a card from the whole team at
breakfast, a balloon which quickly became an accessory for his birthday outfit, and "Happy Birthday" necklace that Denise and Paul brought over from the US, passed it around before the trekkers left the climbers, and I stowed away to await his birthday!
I tried a gas-powered shower x 2 today; ironic to write, but no hot water. Pipes are frozen, so no shower😦. Funny how it was such an effort to prep for the shower and that I was more disappointed for the energy I spent organizing a shower bag and getting out of my long-underwear to chatter my teeth outside the shower hut in anticipation of a cleansing shower; to then turn back around and don clothes without clean skin or hair. My hair became a novelty to me on this trip. I'm one who washes my hair daily, sometimes several times in a day due to frequent workouts. So experiencing the change in my hair as grease set it, it started to hold shapes, and the feeling of unwashed hair was entertaining. I had to laugh and stay lighthearted about it, otherwise I would have been disgusted by myself. Sometimes you cannot remove the westerner, despite being far from the west.
Today my stickler-for-time self gawked at my useless energy expended yesterday being frustrated by derailing from the schedule. My language of love is time. And when time has been expressed, and the expectation I put on sticking to the time is not met, frustration builds. Self propagated. An internal storm that no one wants to touch with a 10-foot pole. Today time was moving slowly and no "set time" had been vocalized. Yesterday, a personality trait that serves me in western society (admittedly it doesn't always serve me there either), crept in and brought negativity to a situation that had no need for it. It's good to identify your faults, reflect on the behavior that resulted, and try to quiet the nonsense in the future. This will be a necessary task from October 28, 1984 until my last breath on earth. And I hope to be introspective enough to keep checking in. Daily discovery…daily growth…daily faults. Life and the circles we make.
Kerry sent: Psalm 95:4: In whose hands are the depths of the earth, the Peaks of the mountains are also His. Psalm 19:1-6: The heavens declare the glory of God, the skies proclaim the work of His hands. Isaiah 40:31: but they who wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings like eagles; they shall run and not be weary; they shall walk and not faint.
She comments to connect with my group, have time to reflect, be silent, and be present. I think this sums up what the trip has been.
Leslie sent some inspirational pictures and quotes. "I've learned that everyone wants to live on top of the mountain, but all the happiness and growth occurs while you're climbing it." "Courage doesn't always roar. Sometimes courage is the quiet voice at the end of the day saying, 'I will try again tomorrow.'" "The best view comes after the hardest climb."
Our walk to Deboche from Dingboche started with a stop at Snow Lion Lodge to pass along a note from Paul and Denise to the owner, Mingma, who had provided private residence and wash tubs for laundry to them,when they were here in a previous year to climb Everest. Mingma was up in high town so I left the note with a worker at the lodge. The local peoples' faces light up with any story of a relationship or previous visit to the region. Return visitors to Nepal is a compliment to their culture.
Today's walk led us back to the tree-line, back in damp air, and on an "altitude high." It is amazing to think I'm still >12,000′ but feel easy and breezy like sea-level.
The hike down feels like a steeper reverse grade than our walk up the Gokyo Valley; I think we did it right :) We talked with 2 gentlemen who were headed up; thinking of doing our reverse trek; Cho La Pass would be more challenging in their direction. I believe the second portion of the hike was a steep grade that I'd much prefer traveling up than down. They both were packing crampons, which would help; but one was already feeling altitude sickness at Deboche and age was probably not on either of their sides.
We are back in weeping willows, green, damp air, and the sound of rushing water in the river conduits. It reminds me just how desolate and inhospitable our surroundings were 2 days ago.
We passed a fallen suspension bridge. Logan, our Nepalese guide, identified that it fell 2
years ago when the rock wall gave way. No one was on the bridge (hopefully) at the time.
We played cards (Hearts) for Daniel's birthday, ordered him an apple turn-over with chocolate, sang him "Happy Birthday", and kept the day pointing at him. He was great at bringing a smile to every one he passed on the trail throughout the entire trip, but especially today in his american flag spandex, captain American hat, and number 1 balloon.
Tomorrow we head to the "famous" Monastery atop Tengboche cliff-edge and continue on back to Namche. The journey feels as though it is coming to an end as we quickly drop altitude. Back to hospitable climate, paper-products accompanying dinner (napkins), water more readily available, and gas powered showers. I had my 1st shower since my birthday today! Devine to have clean hair
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RIPON - Park View Elementary School's Jeff Hardenbrook has a passion for his day-to-day work as a custodian.
RIPON - Labor Day weekend - Saturday, Sept. 3, and Sunday, Sept. 4 - will mark the sixth year of Northern California's only balloon festival that takes place at Mistlin Park.
The recently revitalized 106-year-old Manteca Winery on Oak Street standing prominently alongside the Union Pacific Railroad just south of downtown Manteca will play host to the first Hot August Nights event at the old historical site.
SACRAMENTO - As part of a special exhibition debuting on Aug. 26, the California State Railroad Museum is proud to showcase award-winning photographs from the prestigious Center for Railroad Photography & Art's 2011 Creative Photography Awards Program.
LATHROP – There's hundreds of homes built by Richland Communities west of Interstate 5 before the housing bust that Lathrop never collected $3.2 million in mandated city fees on to cover the cost of providing services to accommodate growth.
RIPON – Ripon Unified Superintendent Louise (Nan) Johnson would like to pay homage to her predecessor.
LATHROP – A cultural exchange program and the recognition of young outstanding professional men and women are two of the projects that the United Bacarreneos of America plan to pursue in 2012 to mark its 80th anniversary.
Early Manteca Portuguese families who were in California when it belonged to Spain is the subject of a talk Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Manteca Historical Society and Museum, 600 W. Yosemite Ave.
The Manteca Senior Center Dinner and a Show Event takes place Saturday, Aug. 27, at the center, 295 Cherry Lane.
RIPON - Manteca-French Camp residents Denise and John Holbrook have a special place in their hearts for local law enforcement officers.
Can Great Wolf Resorts and Big League Dreams provide the synergy to turn Manteca into a family recreation destination?
Four-year-old Madison Ford had the playground at Library Park to herself during the noon hour on Friday.
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RIPON – The Ripon Police Department will have one less motorcycle on the road.
Cassandra Waggy by all measures is a solid young person pursuing the American Dream.
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A man posing as a City of Manteca building inspector walked into a tanning salon in the 800 block of East Yosemite Avenue Monday and ...
The sweetest ticket this Saturday is to the grand tasting tent at the first annual Ghirardelli Chocolate Jubilee on Saturday, March 19, at their Lathrop ...
Those that teach the 605 members of the Manteca Unified kindergarten community have spoken.
David Cushman - a 23-year-old experiencing first-hand on how tough it is for a young couple to work and live in Manteca - is running for the ...
Manteca reduced water use 26 percent during February compared to 2013.
A group of Weston Ranch residents are making an ultimatum to the school board.
The first property needed to build the McKinley Avenue interchange on the 120 Bypass will cost $365,000.
(Editor's note: This story about Delton Walling who will speak April 30 in Ripon was provided as a courtesy by the U.S. Air ...
Manteca Unified trustees will consider three sports related items during tonight's meeting at 7 p.m. at the district office, 2271 W. Louise Ave.
The City of Ripon will soon be able to track down water usage via online.
Harry Pacheco just wanted to write a book that would make a difference.
McWhinney - the Colorado-based firm working to bring an indoor waterpark resort to Manteca - is celebrating the grand opening this week of its Garden Grove location ...
Fifteen years ago, Manteca was drawing flak from developers upset with the escalating cost of a wastewater treatment plant expansion.
The decision to go with a secondary levee to protect southwest Manteca from a 200-year flood instead of bulking up existing levees along the San ...
Illegal tire dumping is a growing problem in Manteca.
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Enticing newer shopping center positioned just off the Glenn Highway at Alaska's busiest intersection. 97.5% occupied! Phenomenal co-tenancy with Bass Pro Shops (75,000 SF), Bed Bath and Beyond (25,000 SF), Michaels (25,937 SF), PETCO (18,000 SF), and a very pleasing composition of shops tenants. Population within 5 miles is 164,355 with an average household income of $73,393. Weather you're a sportsman or not, Bass Pro Shops draws customers in with many seasonal events. Aside from the dense population around the center and the exceptional traffic counts and visibility, there are two million tourists passing through Anchorage with a three day minimum stay. Two major hospitals, a large state university, and downtown are within 1.5 miles which makes this center a very strong destination. See our full marketing package in the attachments.
$22.20 /sf/year1,617 SF
Retail space available in the Olympic Center. Well-maintained property offers access off both Arctic Blvd and 36th Avenue, good parking and tremendous signage.Professional tenant mix includes Anchorage Yoga, Scan-Home, H&R Block and the legendary Jen's restaurant. Unit available is 1,617 SF. $1.85/SF, plus electric and pass-thru' s over base year. See package under attachments. Please do not disturb tenant.
$15.00 - $16.50 /sf/year400 - 3,472 SF
Excellent Downtown Anchorage Office/Retail commercial building. Intersection visibility at 5th and Cordova, off street parking plus meter street parking. 3,472 sq. ft of retail at street level w/ OH door in back.
$27.00 /sf/year2,280 SF
Beautifully remodeled ground floor space on 6th Avenue at E Street. 2,280 RSF with huge retail or office potential. Stunning window line on E Street allowing great exposure. Interior features modern fixtures and accents.
$40.08 /sf/year1,370 SF
Amazing retail venue at one of Alaska's busiest shopping destinations; Tikahtnu Commons. 1,370 SF of prime space for sublease. Building co-tenancy includes GCI, Fruitland Fresh, Subway and Marble Slab, with center co-tenancy including Target, Best-Buy, Kohls and Regal IMAX.
$0.12 /sf/year4,000 - 17,000 SF
Pad site ready for build-to-suit restaurant/retail/office development. Size flexible. Call for details. Enticing newer shopping center positioned on the Glenn Highway at Alaska's busiest intersection. 97.5% occupied! Phenomenal co-tenancy with Bass Pro Shops, Bed Bath & Beyond, Michaels, PETCO and Skechers with a variety of small shops and restaurants. See package in documents tab. Bass Pro Shops draws customers from every demographic. Aside from the dense population around the center and the exceptional traffic counts and visibility, there are 2 million tourists passing through Anchorage. Two major hospitals, a large state university and downtown are within 1.5 miles which makes this center a very strong destination.
$18.60 /sf/year8,997 SF
Approx. 8,997 SF of prime retail space located in the heart of the Dimond shopping district at the corner of Dimond Blvd. & the Old Seward Hwy. Easy access with 7 entrances to the property. Over 40,000 cars passing daily. 16' ceiling, 3 restrooms, mezzanine, wet sprinkler system & 2 dock high doors. Other tenants include Pet Zoo, Best Nails, Cash America, Phonatik Vietnamese Cuisine & Liberty Dialysis.
$16.20 /sf/year4,665 SF
Nice ground floor Office/Retail space (approx. 3,956 sq. ft.) with approx. 2,950 sq. ft. of warehouse space in back (total of approx. 6,915 sq. ft.). Great visibility and access. Many upgrades including awnings, signage, HVAC, and paint scheduled to take place to building. $1.35 plus natural gas and electricity. Call for details.
$20.40 /sf/year2,915 SF
Nice retail space with great visibility from Lake Otis Pkwy. Retail space includes 2 offices, dressing room restroom and storage/stockroom. $1.70 SF plus janitorial and $.25 for all utilities.
$30.00 /sf/year3,626 SF
Convenient South Anchorage location. Fabulous spot for medical, dental or other professional offices. Full service lease, except janitorial.
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