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TAWAS CITY – It's time for summer and the first arts and crafts show of the season. Held Saturday and Sunday, this year's 24th annual Memorial Weekend Arts and Crafts Show show will be bigger than ever, according to the sponsoring Tawas Area Chamber of Commerce.
EAST TAWAS – For those planning to view the Tawas Bay Players' spring production of The Marvelous Wonderettes, consider this your warning that you may not be able to shake the catchy tunes in the musical from your head for quite some time.
EAST TAWAS – Tawas Bay Players will open its spring production, The Marvelous Wonderettes, this weekend at the Tawas Bay Playhouse in East Tawas.
OSCODA – The Oscoda Alumni group is looking for volunteers to keep the committee moving forward in planning annual Oscoda High School reunions.
STANDISH – Arenac Choraleers will present its spring concert titled "Everything's Coming Up Roses!" on Sunday, May 1 at 7 p.m. at Standish-Sterling Central High School in Standish.
EAST TAWAS – Members of Huron Shores Chorus will perform their 2016 spring concert, Harmony and Peace, at Oscoda United Methodist Church Friday, April 22 at 7 p.m. and Sunday, April 24 at 3 p.m. at Tawas Area Presbyterian Church, East Tawas.
OSCODA – Shoreline Players will be presenting its fourth and final in a series of murder mysteries on Saturday, April 16, at the Camp Inn Lodge in Oscoda.
OSCODA - "The show must go on," is a phrase often heard in entertainment. It certainly was true on Friday night, when the Shoreline Players opened the curtain on its spring comedy, "A Community of Two," at the Shoreline Theater in Oscoda.
OSCODA – The Shoreline Players spring production, "A Community of Two," a charming off-beat comedy, opens Friday, April 1, at the Shoreline Theater in Oscoda.
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Some 60% of Canadians plan to travel over holidays: BMO
A WestJet plane takes off from the international airport in Calgary. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Adrian Wyld
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Published Thursday, December 13, 2012 9:05AM EST
TORONTO -- It looks like Santa won't be the only one on the move this holiday season.
The Bank of Montreal says a strong loonie and a relatively stable economy is fuelling a desire by many Canadians to get away over the Christmas-New Year's period.
According to the bank's 2012 Holiday Travel Outlook released Thursday, some 60 per cent of Canadians plan to travel over the holidays, spending an average of $563 apiece on their trips.
The survey found that while some 39 per cent planned to travel within their home province, almost one in five, or 19 per cent, were looking to go abroad.
The most popular destination outside of Canada as the United States, with 13 per cent of Canadians heading south of the border.
Some three per cent chose Mexico as their preferred destination while eight per cent collectively chose other destinations and 12 per cent said they would be going to other provinces besides their own.
Meanwhile, the survey found that those in Atlantic Canada were the most likely to travel over the holidays (80 per cent), while those in Quebec were the least likely (41 per cent).
Travellers will be younger, with almost three-quarters or 74 per cent of Canadians under 30 planning to travel compared with 42 per cent of those 65 and over.
To help fund travel plans, the report found that Canadians' use of reward points is on the rise. Two out of 10 Canadians (21 per cent) planned to travel on reward points this year, up seven per cent over last year.
"Affordability remains an important factor when deciding on an appropriate vacation destination and reward programs provide a practical and convenient way for more Canadians to take advantage of a broad array of redemption options and upgrade their vacation experience without breaking the budget," said Nick Mastromarco, director, BMO Bank of Montreal.
BMO said the results were from an online survey conducted by Pollara between Oct. 11 and Oct. 16 with a random sample of 1,000 Canadians 18 years of age and over.
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I just purchased Burda Plus Size Wool Pencil Skirt #136A a downloaded pattern.
I have added my 5/8" seam allowances on the pattern piece (21) CF, (22) SF but I am confused when I get to the pieces (23) CB and 24 SB. The pieces 23 & 24 have one seam which includes the kick pleat extension. Do I also add the 5/8 seam to that seam line including the kick pleat extensions?
My next concern is the instructions ask that the lining be cut 13 cm or 5 1/4 " shorter than the skirt length. This takes the lining up to above the kick pleat extension? Is that correct?
Thank you Burda Sewers :D
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Check that the pattern needs seam allowances added. It'll say somewhere on it. If so, then yes, add them to the kick-pleat. You can always trim them off if they are not needed later: check through the instructions to see how the pleat is assembled.
I tend to make the lining only an inch shorter than the skirt, and leave a slit up the back inside the kick pleat. You'll probably find they di it this way so it avoids having to make the lining deAL with the pleat. It's a cheat, really. Leaving a slit in the longer lining works better for me.
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The international Antarctic community formulates tomorrow's challenges to research.
A forward-looking article by 75 leading Antarctic researchers and science managers from 22 countries appeared online in the scientific journal Nature on 6 August.
The so-called "SCAR Horizon Scan" catalogues the 80 most pressing questions to be pursued during the next 20 years of research in the Antarctic and the Southern Ocean. In this interdisciplinary exchange of ideas, three scientists from the Alfred Wegener Institute, Helmholtz Centre for Polar and Marine Research contributed to working out the topics that now establish the thrust of Antarctic research.
How does the surface of the Earth look below the Antarctic ice, which itself is several kilometres thick? Which structures provide the ice sheet with a foothold and how far could the grounding lines for glaciers retreat, causing an increase in the number of icebergs calved?
The formation of deep water in the Southern Ocean is of global significance; how might this change if, through such processes, increased fresh water is released into the deep sea? How far to the north will hydrodynamics change in the area that drives the currents in the world's oceans? How quickly will the change in the Antarctic take place and do we know of comparable developments in past eras?
These questions are the ones which biologists ask of geoscientists and oceanographers, for example, enabling them to estimate how not just individual species but also entire populations of flora and fauna would react. In future, concentration is to be focused on the effects of frequently observed combinations of multiple environmental factors as they change, instead of just individual factors. Whether organisms adapt, migrate or die off will, in part, depend upon the tempo of the changes. The survival of the community of living beings and its adaptability are essential to ecosystem outputs.
The smallest of algae in the Southern Ocean, for instance, produce oxygen and extract carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. If there is a change in their rate of photosynthesis, then this influences the concentration of the gases in water and, via the exchange of gases, has an effect on the atmosphere. Climatologists then use the results of detailed studies of these processes, ultimately incorporating them into climate models.
Thus the interactions between the atmosphere, land, water, ice and living beings – as well as potential changes in ecosystem outputs in response to changed environmental conditions – can be depicted in a way that is closer to reality.
Large areas of the Antarctic present major technical and logistics problems to science if scientific endeavour is to achieve the research targets that have been set. Storms and ice floes make it necessary to use icebreakers as research ships when exploring the Southern Ocean. Antarctica is the coldest and stormiest continent on our planet. Individuals have to expend great effort to conduct field work beyond the 64 research stations.
The operation and supply of the stations themselves require extensive polar logistics. That alone is reason enough for the international community of Antarctic researchers to be excellently networked. One example is the Scientific Committee on Antarctic Science (SCAR), which initiated the horizon scan now being published.
"Bundling the future-oriented questions presented by the wide variety of disciplines involved in Antarctic research was itself an exciting process," reports Prof. Heinrich Miller, geophysicist at the Alfred Wegener Institute, Helmholtz Centre for Polar and Marine Research (AWI). Together with AWI director and SCAR vice president Prof. Karin Lochte and AWI biologist Prof. Julian Gutt, Miller consolidated in a SCAR horizon workshop and three discussion sessions the suggestions presented by the scientific community, thus forming six priorities for Antarctic science. "We have been successful in formulating 80 questions of concern to Antarctic researchers. In ten or twenty years we can determine how far we have come and whether relevance has shifted," Miller continues.
In the Nature study, the 75 authors formulated the basic prerequisites needed so that international commitment in the Antarctic will continue to correspond to the continent's significance to the planet as a whole. The core demands here are for sustained and stable funding, access to all of Antarctica throughout the year, application of newly developed technologies, strengthened environmental protection, growth in international cooperation, and improved communication among scientists, logistics experts, those funding research, political decision-makers and the public.
In addition to the questions in the fields of climate science, geology and biology, the authors consider political factors, including the leading role of the Antarctic Treaty. Among other aspects, the Treaty regulates the peaceful use of the area beyond the 60th parallel south and governs free international collaboration in research.
The authors view the prerequisites for protected marine areas; they also observe socioeconomic aspects, genetic resources, and potential future developments in tourism and fishery in the Antarctic. Nor is space research neglected. The clean air over the Antarctic permits an especially clear view of space. Thus the authors point out how the great potentials of Antarctic research can be used in many fields relevant to society.
Original study: Mahlon C. Kennicutt II, Steven L. Chown et al.: "Six Priorities for Antarctic Research", Comment in Nature 512, 23–25; 7 August 2014 (doi:10.1038/512023a). The catalogue of 80 questions is available there as supplementary material (see pdf file on Nature website: "Antarctic Science Horizon Scan Method and Questions").
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Your contact at the Alfred Wegener Institute is Professor Julian Gutt (e-mail to arrange a date for a phone call: Julian.Gutt(at)awi.de).
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The Alfred Wegener Institute conducts research in the Arctic, Antarctic and oceans of the high and mid-latitudes. It coordinates polar research in Germany and provides major infrastructure to the international scientific community, such as the research icebreaker Polarstern and stations in the Arctic and Antarctica. The Alfred Wegener Institute is one of the 18 research centres of the Helmholtz Association, the largest scientific organisation in Germany.
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Drillers removed one oil rig in the week ended Jan. 15, bringing the total rig count down to 515, the least since April 2010, oil services company Baker Hughes Inc said in its closely followed report.
That is 851 fewer rigs from the 1,366 oil rigs operating in same week a year ago.
It was a slowdown in the pace of reductions as drillers cut on average 18 rigs per week in 2015 for a total of 963 oil rigs for the year.
Despite the slowdown, several energy firms were still waiting for higher prices before increasing their drilling activities.
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U.S. crude futures breached $30 a barrel on Friday as the market braced for increased Iranian oil exports once international sanctions are lifted, possibly within days, and Russia said it was likely to increase production in 2016.
U.S. crude fell to its lowest level since 2003 on Friday, putting the front-month down about 20 percent since the start of the year as it heads for a third weekly decline in a row.
Analysts forecast the number of rigs operating will likely continue to decline so long as prices remain low.
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U.S. crude oil production averaged about 9.4 million bpd in 2015 and was forecast to average 8.7 million bpd in 2016 and 8.5 million bpd in 2017, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration's Short-Term Energy Outlook released this week.
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The Internet of Things is not new. Historically, smart businesses have used its basic concept of leveraging data to drive better decision making and have capitalized on those insights to realize additional revenue opportunities. So, what has changed to make the Internet of Things one of the hottest topics in tech?
In his session at Internet of @ThingsExpo, Chris Gray, Director, Embedded and Internet of Things, will discuss the underlying factors that are driving the economics of intelligent systems. Discover how hardware commoditization, the ubiquitous nature of connectivity, and the emergence of Big Data and analysis are providing the pull to meet customer expectations of a widely connected, multi-dimensional universe of people, things, and information. Chris will present real-world use cases that demonstrate how to:
- Collapse the information lifecycle and ultimately go from data to decision faster.
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"The Internet of Things is the next wave of cloud. As these distributed devices become more prolific they can really start to gain a lot more insight and gather more date from the environment," explained Chris Gray, Director of Embedded Intelligence Systems at Red Hat, in this SYS-CON.tv interview at the Internet of @ThingsExpo, held June 10-12, 2014, at the Javits Center in New York City.
Intelligent Systems in Transportation Session by James Kirkland
Intelligent systems may share common architectures, but they can solve a variety of challenges - from increasing accuracy with a rail signaling system to improving safety with an air traffic control system. In the transportation industry, addressing these challenges is particularly critical in order to ensure safety, increase efficiency, and reduce costs.
In his session at @ThingsExpo, James Kirkland, an Enterprise Solutions Architect at Red Hat, will discuss real-world use cases in the transportation industry and how open source technologies can create integrated, interoperable, and reliable systems of thousands of devices. He will also cover:
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Chris Matthieu has two decades of telecom and web experience. He launched his Teleku cloud communications-as-a-service platform at eComm in 2010, which was acquired by Voxeo. Next he built an open source Node.JS PaaS called Nodester, which was acquired by AppFog. His new startup is Twelephone (http://twelephone.com). Leveraging HTML5 and WebRTC, Twelephone's BHAG (Big Hairy Audacious Goal) is to become the next generation telecom company running in the Web browser.
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McManamon: A conversation with the Indians' Mark Shapiro
Don't have time to go through all of this (rifling through latest Bad//Dreems takes precedent!)...and it's only Part 1.
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Seems like the Indians use a replacement level close to average if they're getting $9M/win.2. donlock Posted: October 24, 2012 at 11:37 AM (#4281464)
Our analysts can put a value on what it costs in free agency to sign a player and what that means in Wins Above Replacement and what those players end up costing in free agency and that changes every year. They measure all the players signed in free agency and what their history has been and what they offer going forward and they place a value. The challenge in free agency is you're often paying for that in the first year of a contract, and in the out years of a contract the players WAR usually goes down because he's usually past his prime. So it becomes a less efficient contract over time. That's why free agency is never the best way to build. It's a good way to supplement but not build.
Really. So if you paid big money for Adam Dunn or Jason Werth or Carl Crawford or Barry Zito or whoever, the analysts can figure out what kind of first years he will have and then compute the wins he will add to your team totals in the year to follow. Can they also figure out how many wins your team is going to get the next year?
I am all in favor of statistical study but when these guys think it is a science, I worry. There is still a great deal of variance in players' abilities, year to year, to predict such things . Signing free agents is a gamble, as Shapiro does point out. Consider the successes of the Baltimore and Oakland franchises and the lack of success of high spenders Boston, NY and LA.
Seems like the Indians use a replacement level close to average
Similarly, it seems like the average Indian used is close to replacement level.
Hmmm... the marginal investment in "analysts" when b-r is giving away 95% of that value for free.
Seems like the Indians use a replacement level close to average if they're getting $9M/win.
I was wondering about that. Or maybe they're only looking at "big money" FAs and not including (for example) RA Dickey lottery tickets.
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Stephen's screenplay the Uncanny Valley is now uploaded. It will be found under More and then Files.
Although the reality of of the discussion is still sinking in, it was an informative and generous.
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I had the same problem, if it's the same problem. You will have to go to Final Draft website and download a new version of Final Draft because the new Acrobat isn't compatible with the old FD. It should be free, but is a bit complicated. If you want to e-mail me the FD document at [masked], I should be able to same it to PDF and upload it.
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