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Design By: Maggie Weldon
Skill Level: Intermediate
Variegated Rose Doilies
Small - About 10" wide by 8" long
Medium - About 12" wide by 10" long
Large - About 12" wide by 10" long
Variegated Pansy Doilies
Small Round - About 8" diameter
Medium Oval - About 14" wide by 10" long
Large Oval - About 20" wide by 10" long
Materials: Size 10 Crochet Cotton:
Variegated Rose Doilies
Pinks & Blues - 24 yds each (8 yds per Rose)
Green - 24 yds (2 yds per Leaf)
White - 300 yds
Variegated Pansy Doilies
Pinks, Blues, Purples and Yellows - 88 yds each
(8 yds per Pansy)
Green - 25 yds
White - 265 yds
Crochet Hook: Steel Number 7 (1.65 mm)
Variegated Doilies Crochet Pattern Set 1: Rose & Pansy
Vintage has been brought up-to-date with the gorgeous crocheted doilies found in theVariegated Doilies Crochet Pattern Set 1: Rose & PansyVariegated Doilies Crochet Set 1: Rose & Pansy crochet doily pattern set. The original oval Pansy doily is the largest size of the Pansy set with the dimension of 20 inches wide and 10 inches tall. This large crocheted doily is perfect for a table runner or dresser scarf. Maggie Weldon re-created the traditional large oval design into a smaller oval and also a round 8-inch-diameter doily. The rose crochet doilies in this delicate doily set range in size from 8 inches to 12 inches. Surprisingly, all three sizes of the Rose doily set shown in the photograph are the originals which were kept together over time. The Variegated Doilies Set 1: Rose & Pansy give you the opportunity to create wonderful antique doily reproductions. These vintage crochet doilies make family heirlooms for your home and gorgeous gifts for family and friends to cherish.
All the doilies use a 10 cotton crochet thread and a steel crochet hook to give them the vintage appearance in this Variegated Doilies Crochet Pattern Set 1: Rose & Pansy. Use up your cotton crochet thread scraps for the delicate roses and pansies embellishments, or choose one color for the flowers if you want a simple look with the finished crochet project. Variegated Doilies Set 1: Rose & Pansy use several crochet stitches to give this pattern set an intermediate crochet level. Every crochet enthusiast has to make at least one doily to say they tried the technique. Choose this vintage crochet doily pattern and create something that you can pass on to future generations. You won't be sorry for making an heirloom project that will last for many generations.
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|Local department store has offered a wide variety of goods since 1899
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
Scheunemann's Department Store is featured in the Enterprise's 125th Anniversary commemorative calendar in October. Also in the calendar is an exterior view of the store (at right).
The store was opened in 1899 by August Scheunemann and is now owned and operated by his grandson Freeman II "Chip" Scheunemann.
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SANDY SPRINGS, Ga. -- Laura Floyd obviously likes a challenge.
In recent weeks, she has taken on directing 64 children at Holy Innocents' Episcopal School in a pint-sized version of Gilbert and Sullivan's "Pirates of the Penzance."
"I'm really proud of them. This is my third year at Holy innocents and this is the most ambitious material," said Floyd.
The kids are so dedicated to their acting craft, they really worked at speaking with British accents.
Floyd relates to their love of the stage. She's an actress who has performed throughout metro Atlanta.
"My mother was singer and she starting taking me to plays when I was 4 years old," said Floyd.
She teaches drama to 380 kids in first through fifth grades in the Lower School, offering them skills they will use in all aspects of their lives.
"Discipline through acting, the eye contact and the public speaking which is so tough, she also incorporates the curriculum that we teach. So it's just fabulous," said Terri Potter, Principal of the Lower School.
"Being a teacher is so important to me as an actor and being an actor is so important to me as a teacher. Because when I do one, I feel like I get better at the other," said Floyd. "I always knew I wanted to perform, but I also knew I wanted to teach as well and I think the two go hand in hand, so I feel very lucky to do both."
"She can sing so well and her choreography is so amazing," said Hayden Sample, a fifth grader.
"She just has amazing tips to give you," said Pressley Payne, a fifth grade student.
"She is amazing. She always makes sure it's the best fifth grade play, ever," said fifth grader, Christian Lee.
Floyd admires them, too.
"Just watching them, I learn so much and teaching them I learn so much about my craft as well," said Floyd.


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Senior Art Major Exhibition at Davidson College
Senior Art Major Exhibition April 24, 2014 - April 29, 2014 Location: Smith Gallery of the Katherine and Tom Belk Visual Arts Center Address: Box 7158, Davidson, NC 28036 Venue: Davidson College Works by senior Art major Elizabeth Harry will be on display in the Smith Gallery, with a reception on the 25th at 4:30 p.m. Free. The Smith Gallery is open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays and noon to four p.m. weekends. For more information call 704-894-2519.
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Schenker is making the right move in the U.S.
July 27, 2011
LM recently ran a story on how DB Schenker Logistics is making significant changes to its North American business model.
In short, the company said it is transitioning from operating its own dedicated air fleet to a non-fixed asset model and focus on a smaller number of customers who require North American domestic transportation management services. Schenker added that it will continue to provide shippers in North America with international ocean, air, contract logistics, and warehousing operations and services.
In a company-issued statement, Heiner Murmann, CEO of Schenker Inc explained that as a result of the prolonged recession and spiking fuel prices, more of its customers are opting for expedited ground-based solutions instead of domestic air freight and are looking for partners who can provide transportation management services rather than transactional transportation.
Given the uncertain nature of the economy, coupled with lessons learned from DHL Express in the U.S. and how it was forced to exit the U.S. market not all that long ago, this seems like the right move by Schenker. After all, should things improve, it can always come back with dedicated air cargo service here in the U.S.
And since I filed that story a few days ago, I have since heard back from a Schenker spokesperson who explained to me in detail the rationale for this decision.
"Over the past 24 months, there have been several unprecedented events that have significantly changed the marketplace—a rapid and sustained rise in fuel prices, a global economic crisis, and a sluggish U.S. recovery," she said. "These events have driven many of our customers to transition their airfreight requirements to expedited ground. We have seen a corresponding decline in Domestic air business and growth in our expedited ground offering. Our decision to restructure the way we provide our air services to a non-asset based model reflects the market direction and customer demand. We have been actively taking measures to make our air business more viable over the last 24 months as the demand has shifted. The final decision to restructure was made within the last month."
With this announcement pertaining only to the North American Domestic dedicated air fleet, the spokesperson said that Schenker has thousands of customers in North America who utilize its International Air, Ocean, and Logistics services, which will not change. But with respect to its North American Domestic Air/Ground product, she said the company is still working through which customers will find the new offering attractive.
Another difference, she explained, is that Schenker's current offerings will be enhanced with transportation management technology to help shippers optimize their supply chains.
It looks like Schenker made the right decision at the right time. When it comes to asset-based models, it is fair to say even the most profitable and well-run companies are always thinking more than a few steps ahead to see what is coming next. And what Schenker is doing in this case is no exception.
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Department of Homeland Security Geospatial Data Model (Version 1.2) Review
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Office of the Chief Information Officer (OCIO), Geospatial Management Office (GMO) has developed this DHS Geospatial Data Model (DHS GDM) in support of urgent DHS mission requirements. This DHS GDM is a standards based, logical data model to be used for collection, discovery, storage, and sharing of homeland security geospatial data. The model will support development of the Department's services-based geospatial architecture, and will serve as an extract, transform, and load (ETL) template for content aggregation.
DHS allies who have an interest in supporting this model are encouraged to review this DHS GDM and provide comments to the FGDC Homeland Security Working Group. This data model is being constructed in phases. As new versions of the model are delivered, associated documentation will be made available through this website.
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Rugged, long lasting, and perfect for people who don't do more than text and talk
Obscure menu system
Easy to use
Lousy camera, Proprietary closed operating system
'the interface looks dated.'
'No music player.'
A reliable and reasonably priced handset
Good call quality; loud earpiece; full QWERTY keyboard
Call quality is top-notch
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'In the end, the Motorola VU204 just isn't the most attractive phone you'll find. '
'The 65K-color internal display is bright with a resolution of 220 x 176 pixels.'
'the phone was easy to open and close with one hand.'
'menu is slow in some instances.'
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By Jane Martin. Directed by Christine Young.
Witness PASJ performers in a comedy that follows three actresses as they struggle to pursue their dream of succeeding in show business. Fantasy and reality blur as the women discover just what lengths they'll go to in order to "put on a good show."
Tickets are $5 with a USF I.D. and $10 for general admission. Students can purchase tickets with DonsDollars in advance at the Performing Arts Department office (Masonic Building, 2nd floor) or with cash at the door.
The views presented herein do not necessarily reflect the position of the University of San Francisco.
If you are a person with disability who needs reasonable accommodations for this event, please contact Student Disability Services at 415.422.2613 at least five days prior to the event. Please know that some accommodations (e.g. sign language, interpreting, realtime captioning) may take longer than five days to arrange.


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Los Lobos, the Grammy–winning American Chicano rock band from East LA, will be headlining this year's Crescent City Blues and BBQ Festival, which happens October 17-19. This song, "Don't Worry Baby," comes from their 1984 release How Will the Wolf Survive?
For your weekend viewing pleasure, 1 hour, 45 minutes of Béla Fleck and the Flecktones and their hybrid of jazz-n-bluegrass. This show was produced by ABC, Australian national public television, recorded live at The Basement in Sydney, 2007.
It's about to be a happy homecoming for the tireless Americana bands of New Orleans! On Friday, October 17, locals Hurray for the Riff Raff, The Deslondes, Coyotes, MUSA, and others will take the stage at the Joy Theater for a free show after returning from a busy spring and summer of touring across the United States.
Here's another blues video to get you in the mood for the Crescent City Blues and BBQ Festival, which happens October 17-19: Big George Brock doing the spiritual "Glory, Glory Hallelujah (Since I Laid My Burden Down)" at the Bogalusa Blues & Heritage Festival, recorded September 27, 2014 by WWOZ.
B.B. King, Rahsaan Roland Kirk, Fats Domino, Dave Bartholomew, and Nat King Cole are just some of the artists you'll "see" at this year's New Orleans Film Fest.
Shawn Colvin (guitar), Alison Krauss (violin) and Jerry Douglas (steel guitar) perform Simon and Garfunkel's "The Boxer." This comes from a 2007 tribute show in Washington, DC, honoring Paul Simon as the winner of the Gershwin Prize for Popular Song, awarded by the Library of Congress.
The Crescent City Blues and BBQ Festival is coming up October 17-19, and to help get you in the mood, we'll have a selection of blues videos over the next couple of weeks.
Last month, Yale University and the Library of Congress made over 170,000 photographs from across the United States available for browsing through a new program called Photogrammar. The photos were taken from 1935 to 1945 by photographers commissioned by the U.S. Farm Security Administration and Office of War Information to document life during the Great Depression and World War II.
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Toronto, ON (Sports Network) - Jose Calderon posted 22 points and nine assists
as the Toronto Raptors held off the Los Angeles Lakers, 108-103, at Air Canada
Landry Fields added a double-double with 18 points and 10 rebounds, while Ed
Davis also poured in 18 points and Alan Anderson netted 14 for Toronto, which
snapped a four-game slide.
Kobe Bryant paced Los Angeles with 26 points on 10-of-32 shooting and Pau
Gasol finished with 25 as the Lakers dropped their second straight game.
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$41 bucks (USD) for a tail light/ brake light "bulb" ?
Hello Friends, Any idea on the type of LED bulb compatible with the parking light bulb (inside the headlight dome) of a RE Classic 350?
..so far the 1157 from all sources including the motorcycle specific 19+6 from superbrightleds.com have been disappointing.
I have tried BA9s in this bulb, but it is not working, thats why I am confused.
shakensoul-The bulb in the ebay link you provided is a DC bulb, which means the polarity is important and current must flow in the correct direction for it to light. If you installed one and it doesn't work, it could be that you will need to reverse the polarity, i.e. re-wire the socket so you get the correct current flow. The above bulb I used is AC/DC, which means that it will light with current flowing in either direction, so no polarity problems...
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text: And here are my map and counters. Alan has a small list of changes needed for the map, but basically this is how its going to look. I must say I had a lot of fun making this map up. I used Photoshop for the map, but Illustrator for the counters. This is the first time I have used Illustrator so its been a learning experience for me.


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Innovative business leaders showcase their own transformative actions
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- 17 June 2012
RIO DE JANEIRO: Today at Rio+20, The Climate Group, UN Global Compact and the Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP) teamed up on a session called Rio Forward: Transformative Solutions for the Green Economy.
As part of the Rio+20 Earth Summit, this high-level event encouraged an array of business leaders who already see the opportunities in tackling climate change, to showcase examples of their own transformative actions.
Paul Simpson, CEO, CDP and Mark Kenber, CEO, The Climate Group opened the event, when Paul Simpson announced the Carbon Disclosure Project's backing of our new Clean Revolution Campaign.
The panel then kicked off with Barbara Kux, Member of the Managing Board of Siemens AG and Chief Sustainability Officer who focused on the company's most transformative achievements: "The way forward is extremely obvious: we want to deploy more of clean technology around the world. And we are doing this. In 2011 we saw revenues from this technology of 30 billion euro, that's 40% of our total revenue."
Niall Dunne, Chief Sustainability Officer, BT Group plc had similarly lucrative results to share with the audience on the benefits of lowering the impact of business. He mentioned how BT had looked at the assumptions that underpinned our SMART 2020 report and declared: "We think we have grossly underestimated the benefits that ICT can deliver." He suggested that because the world is becoming "more networked than ever before", we must create more collaborative, visible models of consumption and called for 'radical transparency' in supply chains through crowd sourcing and big data.
Niall Dunne also drew on the importance of working with NGOs such as Carbon Disclosure Project and The Climate Group, that promote platforms in an "open source fashion" to drive business transformation.
Bringing the spotlight back onto the benefits for consumers amid businesses' transformative solutions, Colin Calder, CEO, PassivSystems said: "I believe consumers are completely lost in a sea of green at the moment" to which he commented: "It's all nonsense." He suggested reduced energy tariffs and that homeowners use PassivSystems'smart technology which uses algorithms to measure energy use, of which he says, have "already delivered 20-40% energy savings in UK homes".
After listing IKEA's impressive low carbon investments – such as spending 200 million euros on photo voltaic solar across 75 distribution warehouses around the world - Håkan Nordkvist, Head of Sustainability and Innovation, IKEA, continued the consumer focus when he iterated that customers should not have to "choose between design, sustainability and price".
Mark Kenber rounded up the first panel by aptly quoting Henry Ford, who once said: "If I had asked my customers what they wanted, they would have said 'faster horses'" - before the next panel took to the stage, which was moderated by Paul Simpson.
Thomas Nagy, Executive Vice President and Chief of Staff, Stakeholder Relations, Novozymes spoke first, stressing the importance of innovation, and the need to move to both renewable and energy efficiency.
Dr Lee Seung-Han, Chairman, Homeplus Group then shared the company's successes in reducing energy consumption through different technology in stores, such as with LED lighting.
Looking at the real opportunity to drive down emissions and costs, Bryan Jacob, Global Director of Energy Efficiency and Climate Protection, The Coca-Cola Company was adamant the solution lay in exploring the supply chain.
Then Caio Koch-Weser, Vice-Chairman, Deutsche Bank, mentioned how the Bank is looking at reducing low carbon investment risk with innovative finance mechanisms. He also underlined the role of national carbon markets: "We need a carbon price, but we also know we will not get one in the near future - although I am encouraged that there is now the will to reform the EU ETS." He also welcomed the carbon market progress in both Australia and China.
Overall the event stood to showcase what is already being done by a group of leading innovators – in small to large companies – to make a cleaner, smarter, more prosperous future possible for us all.
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We are currently looking at using Zimbra but one of the questions we have is wether or not we can use Zimbra on the professional edition of SalesForce. The requirements for Zimbra on the appexchange say Enterprise or Unlimited edition but our Account Exec for SalesForce said sometimes certain apps can work on pro edtion and told me to ask on the Zimbra Forums.
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Ooh, that sounds fascinating. Heading over there now, thanks for posting!
And by the way, I love the avatar. Not sure if that's supposed to be a frustrated writer thing but I've certainly felt that way when trying to bust up the writer's block!
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St. Matthew's Episcopal Church had Reverend Gary Gooch as pastor this Sunday. Neil Nichols served as the Lay Minister. The Readers were Arthur Clark and John Greve.
The First Reading was Isaiah 43:1-7. Again Isaiah assures the Israelites of God's promises and love for them. He proclaims how they were created for God's glory and are precious in his sight. He promises to one day gather them all together and they will again be one nation.
The Second Reading was Acts 8:14-17. Peter and John went to Samaria to baptize the ones who professed Jesus as their Savior. They prayed for the Holy Spirit to enter their souls when baptized.
Reverend Gooch read the Gospel of Luke 3:15-17, 21-22. This passage explains that John the Baptist baptized people who wanted to repent of their sins and begin a new life. He told them that when Jesus was baptized he received the Holy Spirit in bodily form like a Dove. God's voice was heard saying, "You are my Son, the Beloved; with you I am well pleased." Being baptized now would mean you would receive the Holy Spirit as your guide through life.
Reverend Gooch announced that today is the Feast of the Baptism of Our Lord. Jesus was baptized by John the Baptist in the River Jordan. He received the Holy Spirit and God's voice was heard claiming him as his Son and how pleased he was with him. This was a major turning point for Jesus' life. Before this, Jesus had led a fairly normal life for thirty years. It was after receiving the Holy Spirit at his baptism that he received the power to heal and preach. It was the starting point of Jesus' ministry on earth. Why was Jesus baptized? It was to receive the power of the Holy Spirit and begin his ministry of doing good and healing people. He wanted to bring peace to the world.
This is also a prototype of our own baptism. As Jesus was proclaimed as the Son of God, we become heirs adopted by God. We also receive power to go forth and do the work of God. Listen to God's voice, "You are my beloved sons and daughters. I have adopted you as my own. Then we are to go forth and let others know about his love.
The Holy Spirit was a gift to enable us to do good. At Pentecost the Holy Spirit was given to the church. Not just the disciples but all those who believed in Jesus would receive it. He expects us to continue his ministry and have the power. This power is not unlimited, but is for a particular purpose—to continue his ministry of doing good. We are to be a light into the nations, proclaiming the good news. The Holy Spirit is a power of love and gentleness meant to bring peace and knowledge to the world. God's work in God's way. We are baptized and adopted sons and daughters of God. He gives us power, wisdom, and knowledge to perform his will.
We continue our prayers for Herb Baker's healing and for Jeanne Shepherd in her mission in Guatemala. Next Sunday the pastor will be Reverend Gina Frnka. We invite all to our Sunday morning service at 9 a.m.


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Chan SanSan Scenic Backway (James River Valley)
South from Highway 46 through Adrian, Dickey, Grand Rapids and LaMoure to the intersection of the County Line Road, Jamestown, ND
When travelers descend to the valley, they can see the panorama of a winding river surrounded by tall grass prairie and wildflowers. This area is rich in Indian history, earthen mounds, early settlement and scenic beauty. Visitors have multiple opportunities for recreation and wildlife viewing along the byway.
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I have been trying to make Zimbra Desktop work. It is more than a year now that I install/uninstall every month or two. Never made it work. (I dont use iTunes)
Tried XP-SP3 .... does not work.
Tried Windows 7 .... no luck.
Tried Opensuse 11.2 .... lots of problems there.
Afraid to try Ubuntu .... a lot of people could not get it to work in the forums.
Could only see it working on PCLinuxOS and it is great.
I tried version 1 and version 2 beta. Both are not working. I thought perhaps it was because of OS's localization. After all I could not find anybody in my country that made it work. So I repeated all procedures for clean install of all above OS's in English version still no success.
As my main working system is Microsoft, I decided to install ZCS and use webmail. Surprise there it works. Then, tried to import my pst files into the server with the provided import tool. It does not work. Actually it works with no errors. Only copies folder structures but no mails or contacts..
I have been reading forums, googled many nights without success. Forum is full of unsolved installation failures.
So, I gave up. Zimbra seemed the best candidate for MS replacement but failed.


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Black Hills State University finished in the top twenty for the 2007-08 U.S. Sports Academy Director's Cup standings. The award is presented annually by the National Association of College Directors of Athletics, the United States Sports Academy and USA Today to the best overall collegiate athletic programs in NCAA Division I, II and III and the NAIA.
Black Hills State finished in 17th place in the final standings. Azusa Pacific, CA was the cup winner with Simon Fraser, BC; Embry Riddle, FL; Fresno Pacific, CA and Concordia, CA rounding out the top five. Schools are awarded points for their national finish in all sports sponsored by their national association. Stanford won the Division I award; Grand Valley State, MI won the Division II award with the University of North Dakota 10th and the University of South Dakota 13th and Williams, MA was the Division III winner.
For complete standings and more information on the U.S. Sports Academy Director's Cup, go to the NACDA web-site at nacda.cstv.com.


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"The ideal of becoming authentic has been used in misleading or superficial ways by many. This book offers the deepest and most viable conception of the authentic life I have ever seen."
-- Dr. Charles Guignon, author of On Being Authentic
"An extraordinary book! It captures the essence of feeling alright about yourself."
-- Kurt H., Psychotherapist
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PHOTOS - Komen St. Louis Race for the Cure 2012
There were 51,183 participants in downtown St. Louis this year, and 3,217 of those participants are breast cancer survivors. So far the race has raised $2.46 million for breast cancer research and prevention. Seventy five percent of that money stays right here in St. Louis.
This year there are 770 teams, and as of Friday, more than $2.45 million has been raised through Race for the Cure, and 75 percent of that stays right here in St. Louis to fund screening, treatment, education, and support programs.
Fundraising continues through July. To make an online donation, click here. NewsChannel 5 also hosted a phone bank from 6 a.m. until 10 a.m. to raise money for the cause.
The race's fundraising program individual winner this year is Bridget DuMont of Bridget's Brigade. She raised over $15,000 and was given the opportunity to officially start the race, but she turned that honor over to the second highest individual fundraiser, Tara Boland, who is pregnant and currently battling breast cancer.
The largest team this year is Team Breadhead, which consists of 4,600 participants that raised $189,200.
The largest races this year were in Rome (50,000+) and Columbus, Ohio (44,000).
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Male wheelchair winner: David Grassi from Ballwin, Missouri, with a time of 8:30
Female wheelchair winner: Sandy Daley with a time of 19:43
Female survivor winner: Katie Sutton from Kirkwood, Missouri, with a time of 19:29
Male winner: Colby Lepresi from Geneva, New York, with a time of 16:38
Female winner: Meagan Hudson from Crystal City, Missouri, with a time of 18:36
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North Central College's Concert Winds ensemble, involving some 90 students, embarked on a spring concert tour in mid-April. The tour included performances and workshops at several local and Indiana high schools, a combined concert with Trine University's Wind Ensemble in Angola, Ind., and a final performance on North Central's campus.
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DHL focuses on helping SME's be more competitive on a global level
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With an eye on helping United States-based small and medium-sized enterprises (SME's) be better equipped to conduct business on a global level, express delivery and logistics services provider DHL recently announced it is offering various services to SME's meet the challenges of international trade and commerce.
Among these offerings are networking events, online resources, and an expanded U.S. operational network to help SME's leverage DHLs global reach and experience.
In late July, DHL partnered with Inc. magazine for its Business Across Borders event series, which it said provides SME owners and executives with information on conducting business globally. At these events, DHL and SME executives participate in panel discussions, as well as networking sessions to learn and gain expertise.
Christine Nashick, VP of Marketing at DHL Express U.S. told LM there were multiple reasons for DHL's decision to launch this initiative.
"Given the complexities of shipping across borders, SME's need some extra attention and resources to help them break into global markets and understand how to do business on a global scale," said Nashick. "Most of our larger customers have dedicated shipping departments with experienced personnel who deal with international regulatory matters on a daily basis. Many SME's just don't have the luxury of those resources. As specialists in international, DHL can act as the extension of an SME's shipping department."
While DHL has been serving SME's for years, this effort started in the fourth quarter of 2009 when it did most of its planning to ensure it put the Web resources in place and aligned with its partners.
The SME-focused Web site, entitled DHLsmallbusiness.com, is comprised of online tools, reference guides, and special offers for SMEs. DHL said it also serves as a small database for sharing knowledge, best practices, and other SME-related topics.
"The dedicated small business portal and website is a great resource," said Nashick. "In addition, the networking events we developed in partnership with Inc. offer a solid platform for SME's to learn from others who have navigated globally with success. SME's can network with international experts at DHL, our own customers, and various industry experts at these events. With Inc. at the forefront of entrepreneurship and DHL as a specialist in international, it is a perfect partnership for us to develop a platform together to help SME's grow and prosper on an international scale.
And at the panel discussion in New York in July, Nashick said that managing growth, issues about intellectual property rights and labor issues were among the topics addressed. She added that the Business Across Borders event series that DHL is hosting in partnership with Inc. is directed to SMEs and involves 14 sessions across the U.S. from now through mid-October, with an average of 150 guests per event.
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(Le Mars) -- The Plymouth County Communications Center received a 911 call regarding a motor vehicle accident near the intersection of Polk Avenue and 190th Street in rural Plymouth County. 17 year-old Matthew Gerrietts of Remsen died as a result of the accident. The call was received at about 2:39 p.m. on Saturday afternoon. Deputies, Remsen Fire and Ambulance and the Iowa State Patrol responded to the scene and three persons were taken to Floyd Valley Hospital in Le Mars. Gerrietts was the driver of the vehicle and was pronounced dead at the hospital a short time later. The other two individuals are being treated at Floyd Valley. The preliminary investigation indicates that the 1998 Ford Explorer was traveling south on Polk Avenue, when Grrietts lost control of the vehicle and it rolled several times, throwing the driver from the vehicle. The Plymouth County Sheriff's Office is being assisted by the Iowa State Patrol and the Plymouth County Medical Examiner's Office.
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Gods and Goddesses Appearing in The Iliad
Note: This list is alphabetized with Roman names first in order to match the Touchstone Edition of The Iliad. For Greek and Roman names that are the same, no Greek name is given.
Apollo – god of the sun, music, healing, and light
Bacchus [Greek: Dionysus] – god of wine
Boreas – god of the north wind
Ceres [Greek: Demeter] – goddess of the harvest
Dawn [Greek: Eos] – goddess of the dawn
Diana [Greek: Artemis] – goddess of the moon and hunting; protector of women
Eilithuiae – goddesses of childbirth
Hades [also Pluto] – god of the underworld
Hebe – goddess of youth
Hymen [Greek: Hymenaeus] – god of wedding ceremonies and marriage
Hyperion – god of light
Iapetus – the Titan who fathered Prometheus and Atlas; considered a father and protector of humankind
Iris – goddess of the rainbow and a messenger for the gods
Jove [Greek: Zeus] – king of the gods; god of light and the sky
Juno [Greek: Hera] – queen of the gods; goddess of marriage and childbirth
Mars [Greek: Ares] – god of war
Mercury [Greek: Hermes] – messenger of the gods; god of wealth, luck, and travelers
Minerva [Greek: Athena] – goddess of wisdom, justice, art, invention, and industry
Neptune [Greek: Poseidon] – god of the sea
Night [Greek: Nyx] – goddess of the night
Oceanus – god of the outer sea (the sea surrounding the earth)
Proserpine [Greek: Persephone] – queen of the underworld
Rhaea – mother of the Olympian gods and goddesses
Saturn [Greek: Kronos] – father of the Olympians and ruler of the universe before Jove's reign began
Tethys – goddess of the sea
Themis – goddess of law, justice, and order
Venus [Greek: Aphrodite] – goddess of love
Vulcan [Greek: Hephaestus] – god of fire and metalworking
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Rena Belle Humphrey Watson, 96, of Newport, died Sunday, Jan. 5, 2014, at Crystal Bluffs Rehabilitation and Health Care Center.
She was a native of Carteret County.
Funeral will be 2 p.m. Saturday at Open Door Baptist Church, Morehead City, with the Rev. Jerry Linebarger officiating.
Interment will follow at the Humphrey Family Cemetery, Bogue.
She is survived by four daughters, Laura Newman of Newport, Mary Lou Smith of Cape Carteret, and Shirley Holland and Rena Myers of Ocean; four grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren.
The family will receive friends one hour prior to the service at the church.
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Want to hear Chris Van Allsburg himself read this well loved tale to you and your kids? This 30th anniversary edition of the boy who dared to chase the wind, has the same glorious pastel illustrations plus a new cover PLUS a code that will give you a free downloadable audio version on the publishers website.
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Six classic retold and illustrated by the masterful Paul Galdone are a family treasure you'll return to with pleasure. Chances are you grew up with Galdone's versions of The Little Red Hen, The Gingerbread Boy, and the four famous trios - the Three Pig, Three Bears, Three Kittens and Three Billy Goats Gruff. And here's a new twist. The audio is not in the book, but you can download an audio book of the stories on the publisher's website by using the code in the book. 4-8
For childern who are beginning readers, following along while the story is read aloud helps develop listening skills as well eye sweep as they scan the page and follow the reader.
Age: Preschool, Early School Years. Award Year: 2013. Click here to purchase the product on Amazon.com.
Christine Davenier takes a good thing (the music, of course) and makes it even better. In an oversized picture book, the breezy illustrations bring new life to familiar nursery songs that are interspersed with the familiar, It's Raining, It's Pouring ditty that is repeated. And don't tell anyone, but there's a lot of whole lot of learning built-in as they count by fives as they follow the game the kids play of Hide and Seek. Preschol and Early School years.
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A wonderful mix of familiar and not so well known songs from around the world. Sung in the language of the countries represented on this pleasing CD. Waltzing Matilda, La Cucaracha, and so many more singable folk songs sung by artists such as Dan Zanes, Angelique Kidjo, Asheba, Frances England, and Father Goose. All ages. Click here to hear a sample.
Age: Preschool, Early School Years. Award Year: 2012. Click here to purchase the product on Amazon.com.
What child does not know the film of the Wizard of Oz? But how about the source of that classic film? L. Frank Baum wrote an entire series of books about the Land of Oz and listening to this may just open the door to those books. Read by Brooke Shields, this is a good one to listen to together in the car on the way to and from regular trips or before dinner while routine things like setting the table or cleaning up has to be done. Listening to a story together can be a nice tradition. 8 & up.
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You know that moment when you're in your child's nursery and the sun pours in? No one's crying, no one needs a diaper....you're just enjoying being together. Elizabeth Mitchell's new release Blue Clouds feels like the soundtrack for that perfect moment. A collection of deliciously accessible songs that highlight Mitchell's voice. The arrangements are simple--with guitars, piano, fiddles, and bass. While the press release for this recording highlights that some of the music is from the likes of such legends as David Bowie, Jimi Hendrix, and Van Morrison, none of that seems very important here. The take away, is a lovely collection of music to share. Click here to hear a sample.
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Elizabeth Mitchell rocks this collection of Woody Guthrie songs. Right from the start with Riding in My Car we knew we were in for a treat. Her bright, strong voice makes you relax and enjoy these great songs in a new way. She makes each song her own. You could imagine Woody listening for a bit, smiling and then joining in. Children's music at its best. This CD was just nominated for a GRAMMY! Click here to hear a sample.
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Newest in the author's series of great composer's stories. Ratherthan telling the whole life story, each of the picture books concentrates on a famous composition by a composer. This tells about the Venetian orphanage where Vivaldi taught music to young girls. His fanciful stories did not please the governors and he was sent away. But he returned later with his most memorable composition, the Four Seasons. The author's notes indicate that it is not known for certain when his masterpiece was composed, though it is believed to have been in Mantua, she he worked after leaving the orphanage. Weaving stories to the great music will hopefully open the doors to new listening for another generation. 7 & up.
Age: Early School Years, Later School Years. Award Year: 2012.
This is the Fiftieth Anniversary of the beloved classic, A Wrinkle In Time. A story of a stranger who leads Meg, her brother and their buddy Calvin on a frightening but thrilling adventure. The book won the Newbery Medal and is the first of series of science fiction time travel books about the Murry family. Though the books are decades old, they are not dated. The subject of bullies, going along, and fears of nuclear attacks are just as real in 2012 as they were in 1962 when the book was published, It's been recorded before, but this is an all new recording by the gifted Hope Davis, winner of the NY Film Critics Best Actress Award. Bring home the book and or the sequels. This is a good way to introduce the family to an author who wrote more than 60 books and who reads an introduction to her most famous work on this CD set.
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As always with Hiaasen, there's action, suspense, humor, and plenty of wacky fun in the Everglades-of course. This time Wahoo Cray's dad has a job with a TV reality show and the ridiculous star manages to disappear in a downpour. Bring it home in hardcover ($12) and or the CD to introduce them to Hiaasen. Older kids will also know the narrator's work from shows such as Dawson's Creek, How I Met Your Mother, Ugly Betty, and others.
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It is still worth noting that the noise has died down pretty quickly... Dish rode out the speedbump of dropping the AMC channels, and honestly there doesn't seem to be any urgency to add them back.
Ultimately AMC loses in this scenario. The viewers have moved on and found other things to watch now.
Not in our case. We don't watch Breaking Bad, but Hell on Wheels is coming up on August 12 and we don't want to miss that or TWD. So more subscribers will care as these shows premiere, and I'm sure that it will hurt new subcribers making a choice betw. sat. services.
CS informed me today they are "open to negotiations", and seems to think it will be settled eventually, as TWD is so popular.
Well, maybe. But I'll be streaming "Hell on Wheels" through Amazon and wishing AMC were still on Dish so I could justify the $15 in order to see BBCA's "Copper".
Dish still has BBCA (in HD, unlike DTV), so you'll be able to see Copper. We're looking forward to that, too. Jerrry and I are HUGE British mystery fans. The ones that are not shown in the U.S. I buy on disc and resell after viewing.
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1968 Chevy Camaro - You Go Girl!Written by on November 1, 2012 Contributors: Robert McGaffin Whether your chromosomes are of the XY or XX variety, this homebuilt big-block Camaro will take you to school
Car chicks have it rough. On one hand, they have to deal with egomaniacs stricken with wee-man syndrome refusing to believe that a woman can actually build or drive a car better than they can. On the flip side, there's no shortage of creepy bald dudes who are too busy ogling them to fully appreciate their wrenching or driving talent. A certain open-wheel-turned-stock-car racer of GoDaddy.com fame comes to mind. Michelle Harvey has been dealing with this kind of nonsense her entire life, so she gets a kick out of sticking it to the boys in her '68 Camaro. Before anyone gets the wrong idea, the fact that this F-body is owned by a woman has nothing to do with why it's getting featured in the pages of PHR. To the contrary, it's a homebuilt, autocross-ripping, big-block–powered g-Machine worthy of the limelight in any arena that just happens to be owned and driven by a woman. And whether you have one X chromosome or two, it's a muscle car from which everyone can take a few pointers.
Growing up in a working-class family, Michelle didn't get a free pass on anything. "Girls in my family were not treated as precious little beings who can't do anything. If something needed to get done, whether you were a girl or boy, you pitched in and did it," she recalls. "My dad was a logger, sawyer, and farmer, so we weren't wealthy, and the cars we drove usually needed some work to keep them running. My parents, brothers, and sisters gave me direction, but the independent girl in me wanted to do things on my own. My sister, Denise, taught me how to change spark plugs, and my mom showed me how to change oil. When I was 10 years old, my dad and I pulled the old six-cylinder out of his '80 Chevy Cheyenne pickup, and we dropped a big-block in it."
Although that's already a pretty cool story, it gets even better, as working on cars in Michelle's family wasn't limited to routine maintenance and occasional engine swaps. "My dad, brothers, and cousins always had some sort of hot rod, race car, or modified truck around the house. Cool cars that go fast and have great sounding motors make me smile," she gushes. Her first project car was an '83 Olds Cutlass she bought from her brother, Darryl. It had a 350 small-block and a lumpy cam, but what she really craved was some big-block power. Unfortunately, someone convinced Michelle to sell it and she still regrets that decision to this day. "After I sold the Cutlass, I felt an emptiness inside that could only be filled by another hot rod. I always loved first-gen Camaros, and my cousin had a yellow '68 with a 427 big-block that I volunteered to wash all the time just so I could get near it. My younger brother, Chris, called me up one day and said he found a nice '68 Camaro that I might be interested in. The paint and interior were nasty, but the motor ran and it fit my budget, so we hauled it home."
Before digging into the bodywork or chassis, Michelle's top priority was building a motor. "Where we come from, if it rolls you put a motor in it. Who cares about the rest," she quips. Of course, the trendy thing to do would have been opting for an LS small-block, but Michelle is a woman who feels that size does matter. "Who the hell wants to push around a big, heavy, iron big-block in the land of those cute little LS motors that make ungodly horsepower? Well, I do. Growing up, my family spent a lot of time at tractor pulls, and the only small-blocks at a tractor pull are the ones in the spectator parking lot. After being exposed to tractor pullers with six big-blocks in them singing like an exploding opera, nothing compares. I always say that when you stand near a big-block running, you know it because it radiates through your body."
Determined to go big-block or bust, Michelle's brothers scrounged up a perfect 402 block and a set of iron heads off of a 396. Here's the cool part. They say that hot rodders are the ultimate recyclers, and the block in question came from the same motor that Michelle swapped into her dad's old truck when she was 10 years old. Since the goal was to have fun, not set lap records, she kept the engine build simple. After treating the block to a .030-inch overbore, Michelle cleaned up the factory crank and rods, then slipped in a fresh set of Keith Black 10.0:1 pistons. The factory oval-port cylinder heads were topped with an Edelbrock Air-Gap intake manifold, and a Barry Grant 750-cfm carburetor. To take advantage of the freer-flowing induction package, Michelle installed a COMP 230/230-at-.050 hydraulic flat-tappet camshaft. Not surprisingly, she assembled the entire combination herself, and only needed an extra set of hands to swing heavy pieces like the crank and heads into place. At an estimated 450 hp, the combo isn't a fire-breathing beast, but that's not what Michelle wanted. "I didn't want to build something that was so aggressive that it wouldn't be driveable around town. Even so, hot rodding is about always wanting to add more, and now I'm thinking about going with a bigger cam," she admits.
With the motor finished and ready for action, Michelle finally turned her attention to patching up the Camaro's body. While disassembling the body panels in preparation for mediablasting, she didn't like what she saw. "The more I looked, the more I realized how much work the body needed. I didn't have the time or money to fix the body, so I decided to find another Camaro to put my motor in," she explains. As luck would have it, Michelle tracked down a copper '68 Camaro in a nearby town, which just happened to be the color she planned on painting her other Camaro. "After I drove it for the first time, I decided it would be mine. It came with a 400 small-block, a Turbo 400 trans, a 2.73:1 one-wheel-peel rearend, and the car's original 327 motor. The sellers said that they were so glad a girl was buying it since that meant it wouldn't be raced. Two weeks later, the right-rear tire was getting a tad smoother than the left rear."
After running around town for about a month, Michelle installed the big-block and swapped out the one-legger differential for an Auburn Posi with 3.73:1 gears. At this power level, the factory drum brakes were a liability, so she came up with a budget-friendly solution by adapting a set of four-wheel discs off of a fourth-gen F-body. Although these updates made the car much more pleasant to drive around town, Michelle just wasn't content hanging out at shows and at cruise night. "After a while, I decided to check out the autocross events at the Goodguys shows. This was much more fun to watch than people staring at you from their lawn chairs," she says. "I ended up getting behind the wheel of a friend's car on the autocross and loved it. I knew I wanted my car to handle like that, and I thought it would be so cool to get my Camaro to drive like a modern sports car. Plus, my car sat like a 4x4 truck, so a new suspension system was suddenly high on my priority list."
To address the situation, Michelle opted for a complete RideTech air suspension. It boasts tubular front control arms, a triangulated rear four-link, fat sway bars, drop spindles, air springs, and adjustable shocks. "It was very easy, and very exciting, to rip out all the old worn-out hardware and replace them with state-of-the-art components. It's like my car has been baptized in RideTech suspension and reborn a completely different car, and I just love it," she raves. "I have run a few more autocross events with the new suspension, and the car is a blast. I might not be the fastest car out there, but at least I'm not sitting around in a lawn chair or polishing all day. My car is driven hard, and I like it that way. I hope to participate in more local SCCA events to get more seat time and improve my skills."
Just like any other hot rodder, Michelle is always looking to improve her ride, and the current short list of wants includes an overdrive trans, 'cage, bigger wheels and tires, and A/C. As she divulges the highs and lows she's been through with her car, and where she wants to take it, the passion in her voice and the genuine knowledge with which she speaks makes you forget that you're talking to a woman. All of a sudden, gender becomes irrelevant, and that's the way it's supposed to be.
"Having a little BMW boy trying to show off in a corner in front of me, then catching up to him in my Camaro, tickles the crap out of me." —Michelle Harvey
To All The Ladies Out There …
As someone who's dealt with ignorant bigots with too much testosterone her entire life, Michelle has some keen words of wisdom. "To all the girls who like hot rods of any kind, be firm and ignore anyone who tries to tell you 'no.' If a guy tells you that you shouldn't or can't do something because you're female, ignore his insecure dumb ass and find a more mature man who is willing to teach you whatever it is that you want to learn," she retorts. "If your girlfriends try to make you feel stupid for liking cars, tell those jealous and fake little ones to move out of your way and go play with their hair or purse or something. I could go on and on. In the meantime, I'll be running through the hills of Tennessee in my Camaro with the radio cranked. That's what makes me a very happy girl, at least as happy as a girl with a large future parts list can be."
By The Numbers
1968 Chevy Camaro
Michelle Harvey, 41 • Hixson, TN
Type: Chevy 408ci big-block
Block: Chevy iron bored to 4.155 inches
Oiling: Melling pump, stock pan
Rotating assembly: GM 3.760-inch steel crankshaft and rods; Keith Black 10.0:1 pistons
Cylinder heads: GM oval-port castings
Camshaft: COMP 230/230-at-.050 hydraulic flat-tappet; .520/.520-inch lift; 110-degree LSA
Valvetrain: COMP Cams lifters, pushrods, valvesprings, retainers, and locks; Cloyes timing set
Induction: Edelbrock RPM Air-Gap intake manifold, Barry Grant 750-cfm carburetor
Ignition: MSD distributor, coil, and plug wires
Exhaust: Hooker 1.75-inch long-tube headers, dual Flowmaster 2.75-inch mufflers
Output: 450 hp and 450 lb-ft (estimated)
Built by: owner
Transmission: GM TH400 trans, TCI torque converter
Rear axle: GM 10-bolt rearend with 3.73:1 gears and Auburn limited-slip differential
Front suspension: RideTech control arms, drop spindles, sway bar, air springs, and shocks
Rear suspension: RideTech four-link, sway bar, air springs, and shocks
Brakes: fourth-gen Camaro rotors and twin-piston calipers, front; fourth-gen rotors and single-piston calipers, rear
Wheels & Tires
Wheels: Billet Specialties Qualifier 17x7, front; 17x8, rear
Tires: Nitto NT555; 235/45R17, front; 255/50R17, rear
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Who says family values are a thing of the past? We got to hand it to Michelle's dad for passing down an appreciation of big-blocks to his kids. Michelle says she might swap it out for an LS motor one day, but the current combo is a cylinder-head-swap away from cracking 600 hp.Looking for ways to improve lap times, Michelle plans on adding bigger wheels and tires in the near future. She recently upgraded to RideTech's Tru Turn system, which pulls the tie rods up and in to make room for 10-inch-wide meats.


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Portage County in Ravenna, Ohio, launched its first bring-your-own-device pilot program earlier this year, and problems are already cropping up.
"We have situations where end-users go to the wireless service provider to troubleshoot connectivity issues with our network before contacting us," says Brian Kelley, the county's chief information officer. The problem is that employees aren't aware of the network's unique configuration, which means the solutions they get often don't work, he says. "Then we find ourselves arguing with the end-user over who is right—us or the service provider."
Such help-desk challenges have become a costly conundrum for companies rolling out BYOD policies. Information technology leaders want to support employees, but they don't want to dedicate valuable resources to fixing phones that freeze because of buggy game apps or trying to explain why the company email system won't work on a laptop that still runs Internet Explorer 1.0.
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Finding the right tech support balance for BYOD environments is a challenge for a lot of companies, says Michele Pelino a Forrester principal analyst who specializes in BYOD policies. "As companies evolve their mobile strategy, the big question is: 'What are the implications for the help desk?' "
Some firms avoid some problems by proactively educating employees, through lunch-and-learns, and frequently asked questions on common BYOD problems and how to avoid them. Others establish formal help policies that clearly define the kinds of support employees will—and won't—receive from the IT department for their personal devices.
TDS Telecommunications Corp., a telephone and Internet services company based in Madison, Wisconsin, follows a limited support model, and so far it's working, says Karl Betz, director of infrastructure risk management and security. TDS's BYOD policy allows employees to use personal smartphones for email and calendar tasks. Betz's team will help employees connect to the network, download the apps and set up passwords. But after that, his team is done, he says. "Phone stability falls to the employees."
So far support calls have been minimal, but Betz worries that, as he expands the policy to allow more workplace applications on smart phones and adds laptops, tablets and other devices, support calls—and associated help-desk costs—will rise. "The more we diversify the devices and platforms we allow, the more we nickel-and-dime ourselves to death meeting user needs," he says.
This is where companies must define exactly what their support policy will be and who will receive support, Pelino says. "In most cases there is no one-size-fits-all answer."
Road warriors, service techs and executives who need their personal devices to effectively conduct business should warrant a greater level of support than in-house employees who just prefer to use their iPhone or tablet to check email and schedule events. "Tiered support is a good way to manage costs," Pelino says.
But before rolling out any policy, she urges IT to work with human resources and legal to make sure the rules are fair, legal and provide the right support to those who need it most. "Think about the business value of supporting each employee and the costs associated with those interactions," she says. "Because you can't do everything for everyone."
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AMES, Iowa – Iowa State head men's basketball coach Fred Hoiberg announced today the promotion of Micah Byars to Director of Basketball Operations.
Byars, who spent the last two seasons at Iowa State as the Director of Player Development, is replacing Jeff Rutter, who accepted an assistant coaching spot at Drake in April after spending seven seasons on the Cyclone men's hoops staff.
Byars has been an integral part of Iowa State's unprecedented success the last two seasons, helping the Cyclones achieve back-to-back NCAA Tournament appearances and compile a 46-23 overall mark. Iowa State finished third and fourth, respectively, in the Big 12 and had seven players earn all-conference recognition in Byars' two seasons in Ames.
A native of Gainesville, Fla., Byars helped monitor ISU's academic progress in his former role, mentoring the Cyclones to their highest marks in the classroom in school history. In 2011-12, Iowa State boasted its top-two semester GPAs in school history behind Byars' tutelage.
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(LeMars) -- State Representative Chuck Soderberg of LeMars has announced his intentions to seek re-election for a fifth term in the Iowa legislature. Soderberg made his announcement on Wednesday before a group of community leaders at the LeMars Chamber of Commerce Legislative Luncheon. Soderberg, a republican, says with the new re-districting, if elected, he will serve nearly all of Plymouth County including each community. The new district also includes some portions of Woodbury County, east of Sioux City.
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(LeMars) -- Commercial Property Tax Relief may be the main focus for the upcoming legislative session, according to two local state legislators. State Representative Chuck Soderberg of LeMars and State Senator Bill Anderson of Pierson appeared together yesterday at the LeMars Chamber of Commerce Legislative Luncheon. Soderburg told the gathering what is the primary goal for the upcoming session.
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(LeMars) -- Don't look for any tax credit programs to come out of the upcoming state legislative session, that according to State Senator Bill Anderson. Anderson says because of the various scandals including the Iowa Film Office and CIETEC, the Democratic Controlled State Senate is weary of creating any new tax credit programs because of the fear it could lead to another potential scandal. Anderson says the Democrats know the scandals occurred during their watch and they don't want to take any chances of it happening again. Anderson admits there are some legitamate causes that may deserve tax credits, but he says it will be difficult getting anything through the state senate.
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DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - Iowa has a new farmland price record. It happened on Wednesday when a 74-acre tract near Hull in Sioux County in northwest Iowa sold for $20,000 an acre.
The previous record was in October when a 120-acre parcel went for $16,750 per acre near Sioux Center, also in Sioux County
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Economist emeritus Neil Harl of Iowa State University calls the prices "amazing."
A survey or real estate agents in September put the state average at $6,477 an acre, an increase of over 30 percent in the last year. ISU will release its annual farmland survey Dec. 14.


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I don't see how they could make him without a brand new torso, so I'm really looking forward to the Four Horsemen detailing he will get on the newly sculpted parts (head, torso, armor, hands). This guys is going to be awesome and I really hope he's coming in 2013!
As for symmetry being boring, more power to you. Speaking for myself, I don't interject my opinions into things that bore me, but again, that's just me.
MYP Sorceress is a MUST HAVE figure for MOTUC!
I don't really care as long as we get a Tuvar and Baddrah as well. Hoping this is actually a 3 Pack.
This was always how I saw Mattel handling him (them?) anyhow. I can't wait until he joins our collections! Bring on Tuvar and Baddrah as we'll!!
Not to sound like a creepy cheerleader for Uki, but it's nice to know there is at least one person on this forum who is extremely positive & friendly all the time. I don't think I could be that nice even if you paid me. If we ever give out awards for "forum member of the month", Uki gets my vote. -Mr. Shokoti
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Seeing how royally flawed Vykron (still hate typing out that name ) was, I don't trust Mattel to make Two Bad as a multi-pack like that.
It's a genius idea in theory, and if we were talking about any other company I would welcome a set exactly like that proposal.
I think Two-Bad needs newly tooled boots. The MYP cartoon version is so cool and unique, Tuvar's boots are fantastic IMO.
Will the MOTUC version feature his left side with scales or without?I'm wondering about that.