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|Chamber Community Night successful despite weather
|Written by April Peregoy
Holyoke's 26th annual Community Night, sponsored and hosted by Holyoke Chamber of Commerce, went on as scheduled despite some inclement weather on Monday night, March 23.
Though numbers were down from last year, hundreds still turned out for the annual event which showcased a total of 40 businesses and organizations set up to advertise their services.
Seasoned pork provided by Seaboard Foods was a hot item, as Chamber of Commerce members served 375 meals. FBLA members served the beverages.
Booth drawings were also popular as people made their way from one booth to another to enter their names for some great prizes.
As for the Chamber drawings for Holyoke Scrip, Bradley Cumming made out with a $25 kid prize and Russell Adels was the winner of the $50 adult scrip drawing.
Golden Plains Recreation/Peerless Center also held its annual drawing. This year, there was one big prize: a 32" LCD HD flat-screen TV. The lucky winner was Nici Bishop.
The annual event was a fun venture for both young and old alike, as animals, balloons, great treats and a mass of information were all part of the night.
The businesses and organizations that were set up throughout the HHS old gym and commons area included:
A Caring Pregnancy Resource Center, Arbonne—Brandi Helgoth/Heidi Spitz, Bank of Colorado, Baucke Funeral Service, Bill's Radio and TV, Carriage House Assisted Living, Colorado U.S. Route 6 Heritage Corp., Creature Features Pet Store, Dry Creek Alpacas, Early Childhood Council LPS, Edward Jones.
FBLA members, FCCLA members, First Pioneer National Bank, Gerk Funeral Home, GPRC/Peerless Center, Highline Electric Association, Holyoke Lions Club, Hospice of the Plains, Image Photography, Inklings Bookstore, Melissa Memorial Hospital, Melissa Memorial Hospital Foundation, Miche Bag—Dona Adler, Rep., MV Equipment, Northeastern Junior College, PC Telcom.
Phillips County Commissioners, Phillips County Extension Service, Phillips County Family Education Services, Regent Park Health & Rehabilitation, Relay For Life, S&W Auto Supply (NAPA), Scholl Oil & Transportation, Seaboard Foods, Inc., Small Business Development Center, Star 92.3, Viaero Wireless, Youth Challenge and Wolf Auto Center.


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Summary:What if you exist in a parallel universe? What would that say about your destiny? Police officer Gabriel Yulaw is confronted with a sinister doppelganger of himself escaped from an advanced, parallel universe and intent on killing him. His alter ego's bloodhunt culminates in a fateful battle between good and evil that changes Gabriel's perception of reality and forces him to examine the evil hidden within himself.

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Greetings all,
I am testing a migration from Dovecot to ZCS using imapsync (1.456) which is actually going very well. My plan is to use imapsync to transfer all of the user data at one go, update DNS from old server to new, and job done.
My only point of concern is that when the email clients connects to the new server via IMAP for this first time, they download all the content again. I have tested this only with Outlook 2010 and Apple mail.app ( lion ).
I am just wondering if this is a normal side effect of this migration? If so I can live with it - I just have to advice the users of this so they do not panic when all of their mail vanishes when it is resynchronised with the server.
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Fundación Inti Uma Ecuador is based at the Universidad de Cuenca, Ecuador. Professor Carpio and the University of Cuenca hosted a Latin Region Solar Cookers Conference in 1997.
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- November 2012: At the invitation of Solar Cookers International, Rodrigo Carpio of Fundación Inti Uma Ecuador built a "Minimum Solar Box Cooker" and exhibited it for the first time on Earth Day in 1990. Thus began the "Green Decade" (1990-2000) in Ecuador. We took the path of the sun and created the foundation INTI UMA, Quechua words that evoke, for our actions, the illumination of the mind in the warmth of the heart. We attended the International Congress of solar cookers SCI sponsored and organized in Cuenca, Ecuador and the Second Conference for Latin America and the Caribbean in 1997. We have conducted 230 rural and community workshops to teach the making and using of solar cookers. We have taught students at the College Benigno Malo (approx. 5,000) and the University of Cuenca. We investigated appropriate designs equatorial sun oven Inti Churi (Son of the Sun), fruits and food dehydrator; Three in one hub - paraboloid - furnace, "Sunflower" hub; Oven José Sol, multi reflector, and recreation of the Solar CooKit. However, we have not developed self-sustaining projects due to lack of funding. In Ecuador LPG is subsidized, masking the real cost of cooking gas. The current petroleum bonanza in our country results in the inability of our government to understand the urgent need to replace fossil fuels with renewable energy.
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Thread: Censoring the Forum Gallery??
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Censoring the Forum Gallery??
I just got an email from some administrator of the gallery..stating that one of my images had been deleted. This particular image had been in the gallery since the inception of the "ourppa.com community.. The "possible" reasons for deletion given were, "partial or incomplete upload", "broken image" or " image not in keeping with PPA standards"... This image was hardly offensive, and was viewing fine since it was uploaded.. If PPA is going to become censors, at least have the courage to state specifically why an image that has been on the site for a long time is removed, and not just give 3 possible reasons... I surely hope this isn't some grand plan of PPA .. to play censors..
HRHerman Robert
Redmond, WA
Well, wouldn't contacting an admin to find out have been more productive than a post? Find out the reason, and then gripe if need be.
Also ...
Hi Herman;
Besides the suggestion that Mark made, I have another. Look to see who the moderators of the Forum section are. Send them a PM telling them what they think happened and ask if you can send the image to see if they can tell you why it was deleted.
Considering that it seems to take 3 weeks, for an image to be approved, it could take that long to get an answer that way. So I think my idea may be quicker.
It is surprising that an image had been approved and appeared in the gallery all of this time only to now be pulled. I agree that a definitive reason should have been given. If it was fine, when approved, I can't see that standards changed.
Images removed from galleries
We actually did two things with the Galleries today.
We removed images that had fully exposed breasts or genitalia. The forum committee decided at their fall 2006 meeting to not allow posting of these types of images on the gallery. More discreet nudes and boudoir type shots are still allowed. We went through today and removed some of the older ones that had been approved prior to the meeting.
We also ran a gallery utility that checks for broken links, corrupted or missing images or thumbnails, and other bad stuff in the data base and removes them.
The forum sends out an automated message when the images are removed. That is why the text is so generic.
Also, as an fyi, i am going to move this to the forum FAQ section for future reference.Gregory Aide
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Is there a place that lists the new decisions made? I know this isn't the only one and it would be helpful to us to know what they were. Yes, it may bring up dialog on some of the issues that have already been decided but I believe it would still be a healthy way to handle changes.Linda Gregory
It's fine that this action was taken, but it was a mistake to take it without announcing the change ahead of time. All it takes is a simple post letting people know what the new rules are, and then do the action. Even if it is announced concurrently with the action, that's still preferable to doing it being the scenes, unannounced. It adds an air of legitimacy, rather than a surreptitious feel to things. Transparency matters.Mark Levesque, CPP, M. Photog., Cr. Photog, A.C. Ph., CPP Liaison, PPCC Judge
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What's Next??
It appears as though the standards have changed and makes one wonder what direction this is going.. I got emails from 2 members suggesting I email my concern privately instead of doing a public post, so as to avoid "flame wars"?? Quite the contrary, I felt this to be an issue everyone should be aware of..
Prior to this forum, it was very difficult for members to really voice their opinion(s).. so I was elated when this forum was born.. The benefit(s) of this forum are many.... but the most important is that it is a platform for any and all members to express opinions, share educational information so that we may all grow from reading the posts... The successful threads are those where the posters remain subjective and factual while the "flame wars" ignite when emotions and egos flare up.. When a thread gets to this point, it becomes boring to me, and usually burns itself out eventually.. Despite all this, the forum should be open to all members and those members should decide what they'd like to read and not read..
Which brings me to the original, but related issue... censoring the photo gallery.. We are a professional organization that function in a creative environment... Most of us are quite proud of the images we submit to this gallery for all members to see and/or comment on if desired. This is not a print competition where specific criteria are used to decide if a print is worthy of the PPA standards necessary to hang a print... it is simply an easy way to share images and learn from images submitted by others.. So to suddenly be announced that henceforth, all images showing breasts and/or genitalia will no longer be allowed is screaming censorship!! This is a disappointing development for those of us who may enjoy creating images other than puppies, babies and sunsets.. and I can't help but wonder where this is leading..
It was mentioned that this may have been done, in part because it's a public forum that can be viewed by anyone. If this is the case there can be disclaimers or at least have some or all of the gallery moved to the members only section..
I hope others share my concern and I'd love to see your opinions here so that all members can try to understand this logic.
HRHerman Robert
Redmond, WA
I belong to several photography forums such as this and the issue of nudity eventually comes up. It is just my opinion, but the best method I've experienced--and yes, it takes more involvement from management--is the private thread. This is one that members must request entry to, fully knowing there may be nudity offensive to some, and/or violence (photojournalism does experience this) that the general public may not wish to view unaware.
Is this an option for us?
Again, I know the management of such a forum is not easy, but it is OURppa, are there ways in place for us to help define how the list is managed? Is our only input to be our vote of President of PPA?Linda Gregory
Actually, 18 USC 2257 and 18 USC 2256 provide a reason to stay far, far away from it at all.
--Elephants can swim...
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Knowing that,
I do believe
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Those brave enough to show off their talent took to the stage Thursday night for the annual Meridian's Most Talented Contest at the Queen City Fair.
Multiple contestants took to the stage inside the Lauderdale County Ag Center to perform for the crowd on hand. This is a contest that WTOK has proudly supported for several years now.
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Welcome to Continuing Nursing Education at HBSON!
"Narratives of Diversity: Encouraging Cultural Responsiveness"
Kenya Beard, EdD, GNP-BC, NP-C, ACNP-BC, CNE
Assistant Professor, Macy Faculty Scholar, Founding Director, Center for Multicultural Education & Health Disparities, Hunter-Bellevue School of Nursing
James Stubenrauch, MFA
Co-Director, Program in Narrative Writing for Health Care Professionals, Center for Health, Media, & Policy, Hunter College, and Adjunct Faculty, Hunter-Bellevue School of Nursing
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This full-day workshop is open to anyone interested in the education of health care professionals, including faculty and students of the health professions. The aim of the Narratives of Diversity interactive workshop will be to guide participants through a process of examining their personal and professional experiences with diversity and marginalization in order to bring a heightened awareness of these issues into academic and clinical environments.
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2010 Jacob's Creek Moscato – Wine Wednesday
This week's pick resulted from my desire to please a good friend that isn't a huge fan of dry wines. But, she is a huge fan of sweet wines. However, I was also going to have a table full of other people to please so I couldn't start off the evening with dessert wine, which is my friend's absolute favorite. As I looked over my racks of wine to see what I should take, I spotted an Australian Moscato. Until we received the bottle from Pernod Ricard, I didn't even realize that the Aussies produced Moscato, or Muscat as it's also known. I seized upon it and away we went, along with a few other bottles. Needless to say, it was a huge hit with the entire table. Everyone appreciated the light and refreshing wine with a spritz as a starter to the evening.


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After her disappointing loss to sister Serena in their US Open quarterfinal Marquee Match last night, Venus Williams dropped a bomb on the unsuspecting press contingent during her post-match presser.
The 7-time Grand Slammer told the media,
...for the record, I'm aiming for the 2016 Olympics. We'll be playing doubles. I'll be here for a long time still grinding and earning titles and making life hard for anyone and everyone.What?! 2016??! V will be, like, 80 when those Olympics roll around. But you know what? She'll still be kicking WTA arse and taking names.
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ROCKY MOUNT, Va. (AP) - Former Virginia Rep. Virgil Goode won't be the next president of the United States, but that doesn't stop him from campaigning for it.
Goode, who represented Virginia in Congress as a Democrat, an independent and as a Republican before losing his seat in 2008, is the Constitution Party presidential nominee. He is running to the right of the GOP and is on the ballot in Virginia and 28 other states.
Republicans fear that will hurt Republican Mitt Romney's chances of carrying Virginia and, with it, the presidency.
A familiar figure in rural central Virginia, Goode could draw tens of thousands of votes. Should they come from conservatives, he could be the difference in a close race and hand Virginia's 13 electoral votes to Democrat Barack Obama for a second time.


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I'm having a very big yet very little issue and was wondering if there was anyone out there that could shed some light on this problem I'm having. We have ZCS 7.2 running in our production environment on Ubuntu 10.04, but as a beta. Basically, if anyone wants to test it out they can, and their input will help when we finally turn off the lights on our old Exchange 2003 box. Right now everything is working fine, except for reverse proxying to zimbramail.example.com through another Ubuntu 10.04 Box just running Apache, zimbraproxy.example.com. The zimbraproxy.example.com box will be placed in the DMZ once I get these kinks worked out. Browsing to zimbraproxy with Firefox works flawlessly. IE 8 or 9, after getting past the VMware login page, it hangs loading the Ajax interface, and then finally musters up enough energy to get past it. Google Chrome doesn't like the reverse proxy at all, and basically comes to a standstill once loading the Ajax interface. The standard HTML pages work fine for both IE and Chrome. But that is not an option, as my boss absolutely loves the Ajax view. The Main Zimbra server is using Jetty.
I do not just want to abandon my Ubuntu 10.04 Apache Reverse Proxy because I know it is so close to working. Worked through the HTTPS issues and the BAD_JSON_RESPONSE errors with modifications to my proxy config seen here.
Here is my Apache Virtual Host File on zimbraproxy.example.com
<VirtualHost *:443>
#SecFilterEngine Off (This didn't seem to like my apache)
SetEnv force-proxy-request-1.0 1
SetEnv proxy-nokeepalive 1
ServerName zimbraproxy.example.com
SSLEngine on
SSLProtocol all
SSLCipherSuite ALL:!ADH:!EXPORT56:RC4+RSA:+HIGH:+MEDIUM:+LOW:+SSL v2:+EXP:+eNULL
SSLCertificateFile /etc/apache2/ssl/server.crt
SSLCertificateKeyFile /etc/apache2/ssl/server.key
SSLProxyEngine on
SSLProxyCACertificateFile /etc/apache2/ssl/server.crt
#RequestHeader set Front-End-Https On (This also did not like my apache)
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ProxyPassReverse / https://zimbramail.example.com/
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Also in the httpd.conf file itself I have this defined:
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In order for end users to not have to remember "https" infront of the subdomain zimbramail.example.com.
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I'm all done with my DIY work one my Winchester M70 30-06. Glass bedded the action, strengthened and inletted the forend for a free float, took the trigger down to 2 lbs, painted the stock, and topped it with a VX3 3.5-10x50 with the M1 turret. I can't believe how well it shoots. 3 shot groups at 100 have been 2 in the same hole with one about 1/4" outside. Haven't even shot it out of a vice yet.
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Frankenweenie (2012)
Frankenweenie SynopsisFrom creative genius Tim Burton (Alice in Wonderland, The Nightmare Before Christmas) comes Frankenweenie, a heartwarming tale about a boy and his dog. After unexpectedly losing his beloved dog Sparky, young Victor harnesses the power of science to bring his best friend back to lifewith just a few minor adjustments. He tries to hide his home-sewn creation, but when Sparky gets out, Victors fellow students, teachers and the entire town all learn that getting a new leash on life can be monstrous.
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In Theaters October 5, 2012
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Starring: Winona Ryder, Martin Short, Catherine OHara, Martin Landau, Charlie Tahan, Atticus Shaffer, Robert Capron, and Conchata Ferrell
Written by: John August
Directed by: Tim Burton
Produced by: Allison Abbate and Tim Burton
MPAA Rating: [ PG ]
Distributor: Walt Disney Pictures
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Today is a big day for Tim Burton and Frankenweenie lovers alike. Disney is debuting Frankenweenie on 3D Blu-ray, Blu-ray, and DVD, and to celebrate the tale of a boy who loved his pup so much he brought him back to life, Disney has put together some exclusive, never-before-released film stills to share with fans.
by Jessica Rawden January 8, 2013 comments
Frankenweenie Blu-ray Clips Indulge In Some Mad Science
Tim Burtons stop motion animated story, Frankenweenie, didnt cost an arm and a leg to make, but despite critical success, audiences didnt come out to catch the flick in droves. If you did happen to miss the film, its strange story and interesting animation are intriguing enough for at least one view. Fans and newcomers alike will be able to catch the film when it hits Blu-ray and DVD on January 8.
by Jessica Rawden January 1, 2013 comments
First Look At Frankenweenie Short Film Captain Sparky Vs. The Flying Saucers
Tim Burton's Frankenweenie didn't do too well at the box office, making only $34 million domestically on a $39 million budget, but that's not stopping it from getting a sequel... well, really just an expanded version of the movie-within-the-movie.
by Eric Eisenberg December 19, 2012 comments
Frankenweenie Will Return From The Dead On Blu-ray In January
2012 has been a busy year for Tim Burton. Not only did he direct the live-action flick Dark Shadows, but he also finally finished the stop motion remake of his short film Frankenweenie. The film did decently at the box office, but if you did miss it, Disney is bringing Frankenweenie to 3D Blu-ray, Blu-ray, DVD, and digital download on January 8, 2013.
by Jessica Rawden December 1, 2012 comments
Weekend Box Office: Taken 2 Storms Theaters While Frankenweenie Plays Dead
It's not often that a sequel majorly outperforms its predecessor, but in the case of Taken 2, despite being hammered by critics for being a pale shadow of the original, it banked more than twice as much cash as Taken did on its opening weekend.
by Scott Gwin October 7, 2012 comments
Taken 2 Dominates Friday Box Office While Frankenweenie Lags
As the sequel to the surprise smash hit Taken, we probably could have expected that Taken 2 would have a big box office weekend-- but possibly no one could have expected it to be this big. Early estimates have Taken 2 making an estimated $18.5 million, which includes $1.5 million from midnight showings
by Katey Rich October 6, 2012 comments
Operation Kino 83: Taken 2 vs. Frankenweenie, Plus Digital vs. Film
This week on Operation Kino, we've got a highly specialized set of skills that we will use to bring our beloved pets back from the dead, as we review both Taken 2 and Frankenweenie, two of this weekend's new releases. From there we dive into the conversation that seems to be fascinating a lot of critics these days: digital vs. film
by Operation Kino October 5, 2012 comments
Frankenweenie Writer John August Talks About Crafting The Story Of A Boy And His Dog
There are many messages that writer John August plays with in the new movie Frankenweenie, from the value of science and progression to the necessity to love your experiments. There are many crazy characters, homages to classic horror movies and classic Tim Burton world building. But at the core of it all, really, is the story of a young kid and his love for his loyal, friendly pup Sparky. And for August that was the part of the script that came before everything else.
by Eric Eisenberg October 4, 2012 comments
Tim Burton Discusses Death In Children's Movies And The Value Of Restrictions
The weekend before last I had the pleasure of driving down to Disneyland where I, along with my friend Roth Cornet of Screen Rant, were given the opportunity to sit down with the Oscar-nominated filmmaker and discuss both his latest movie and his career. Check out or conversation below in which Burton talks about what made now the right time to resurrect Frankenweenie, the suggested death impulse in his work, and the value of limitations and how theyve affected his career.
by Eric Eisenberg October 3, 2012 comments
Celebrate Monstober With 6 Frankenweenie Character Posters
Believe it or not, it's already the first day of October, which means your neighborhood is about to be overrun by plastic pumpkins, and cable will be showing far more horror movies than average. Not every October carries with it a movie that's worthy of becoming a Halloween classic, but this year we're in luck with Frankenweenie
by Katey Rich October 1, 2012 comments
This Rotten Week: Predicting Taken 2 And Frankenweenie Reviews
A slower Sunday for the Rotten Watch with only two flicks on the docket. This week weve got Liam Neeson running roughshod over the bad guys and Tim Burton bringing dogs back to life.
by Doug Norrie September 30, 2012 comments
New Frankenweenie Clips Feature Victor, Edgar And A Fish
Those familiar with ABC's family-focused comedy The Middle may recognize a familiar voice among the cast of Tim Burton's upcoming 3D stop motion-animated comedy horror Frankenweenie. Two clips have arrived online which give us a look at the character voiced by young Atticus Shaffer, who's likely best known for his role as the youngest Heck, Brick, in The Middle.
by Kelly West September 25, 2012 comments
Frankenweenie Midnight Poster Puts The Dog In Stitches
Last night the Disney animated movie Frankenweenie held its premiere at the beloved genre film festival Fantastic Fest-- which might seem like a weird place for a children's movie, until you realize Frankenweenie is a story about a dog risen from the dead. The movie looks to be Tim Burton's return to his roots
by Katey Rich September 21, 2012 comments
Frankenweenie Clip Shows Kids Facing A Bigger Problem
This summer, we saw stop-motion animation applied to a horror-comedy with ParaNorman, and it'll happen again when Tim Burton's Frankenweenie hits theaters next month. The 3D black-and-white stop motion-animated film pays homage to Frankenstein as it follows a boy who uses science to bring his deceased dog back to life. A new clip for the film has arrived and it looks like a demonstration of just how crazy things can get when pets are brought back.
by Kelly West September 19, 2012 comments
Learn About Lightning In This New Clip From Frankenweenie
Based on the short film that Burton made in 1984, Frankenweenie tells the story of a young boy named Victor Frankenstein (Charlie Tahan) who is devastated when his beloved dog Sparky is killed by a car. Not ready to say goodbye to his dog, Victor devises a science experiment that actually manages to bring Sparky back to life. But making living out of the dead has its consequences.
by Eric EIsenberg September 11, 2012 comments
Karen O Debuts Frankenweenie Song Strange Love
Many modern moviegoers grew up with the weird and wonderful movies of Tim Burton inspiring our dreams and sometimes our nightmares. Now, one of these self-proclaimed "impressionable offbeat youths" is all grown up and giving back to the wild-haired auteur who inspired her. Yeah Yeah Yeahs front woman Karen O has recorded a brand new track for Burton's upcoming animated feature Frankenweenie.
by Kristy Puchko August 20, 2012 comments
New Character Images From Frankenweenie
Based on his 1984 live-action short of the same name, Frankenweenie centers on an inventive young boy named Victor Frankenstein whose passion for science is only matched by his deep devotion to his dear dog Sparky. So when Sparky meets a premature end, Victor takes his scientific know-how to raise his beloved pup from the dead.
by Kristy Puchko July 26, 2012 comments
Frankenweenie Interviews From Comic Con
Today has been a great day for people looking forward to Tim Burton's Frankenweenie. In addition to hosting a huge panel in Hall H, the film also released a badass new trailer that's made to look like a preview for one of the classic Universal monster movies. And here's hoping you're not sick of hearing about the boy who resurrected his dog, because we have more coming your way!
by Eric Eisenberg July 12, 2012 comments
New Frankenweenie Trailer Is Classic Horror Flick Cool
Excitement for Tim Burtons Frankenweenie has been running high all day. The panel for the upcoming film kicked off with a trailer done as an homage to old horror films filled with creepy quotes, aggressive narration and a crack about it being in The Third Dimension. Those who were there began tweeting about the trailer immediately, with buzz being almost exclusively positive. The footage was later followed by two more clips which also wowed the crowd.
by Mack Rawden July 12, 2012 comments
Frankenweenie Comic Con 2012 Live Blog
Disney is presenting panels for three of their biggest upcoming movies in Hall H this morning, and first up is Frankenweenie, the animated, feature-length adaptation of the animated short film Tim Burton made way back in 1984. The black and white movie with the macabre story of a boy
by Katey Rich July 12, 2012 comments
Take A Virtural Tour of the Frankenweenie Set
Inspired by Tim Burton's 1984 live-action short, Frankenweenie focuses on a young boy with an undying devotion to his recently deceased dog that inspires him to play mad scientist, bringing Sparky back to life. The look of this animated adventure has a distinctly Burton, and bring his creepy cartoon characters to life is a voice cast that includes some of his past collaborators...
by Kristy Puchko June 29, 2012 comments
New Frankenweenie Trailer Shows The Consequences Of Resurrecting Your Dog
Based on a script by John August, who previously worked with Burton on 2003's Big Fish, the new film is a twist on the classic Frankenstein story and centers on a young boy named Victor (Charlie Tahan) who is devastated when his dogSparky is run over by a car. Determined to see his best friend again, Victor tries an experiment that brings Sparky back to life, but when word gets around about what Victor has accomplished he is forced to deal with the consequences.
by Eric Eisenberg June 26, 2012 comments
Frankenweenie Exclusive Character Debuts: Meet Victor And Sparky
If you've spent the last few years wishing Tim Burton would get back to his spooky roots, you'll be getting exactly what you wished for with this fall's Frankenweenie. A full-length, animated adaptation of Burton's 1984 short film, Frankenweenie is the story of a young boy named Victor Frankenstein
by Katey Rich June 19, 2012 comments
New Poster For Tim Burton's Frankenweenie Arrives Online
Though Tim Burton hasn't exactly impressed me thus far this year (I'm still amazed by how bad Dark Shadows turned out to be), I'm still excited for Frankenweenie, the filmmakers latest stop-motion animated film based on a short that he directed back in 1984. The movie isn't due out until October, but we've already seen quite a bit from the movie, including a trailer, a poster, and multiple behind-the-scenes images and stills.
by Eric Eisenberg May 31, 2012 comments
Tim Burton Talks Striving For Imperfection With Frankenweenie
Stop-motion is a wonderful artform. While the movies that are made could easily be made inside of a computer, theres something very special about the idea of a team of animators carefully moving things around and taking snapshots for every frame. As a result, however, you dont want a stop-motion to be perfect you want it to be a little imperfect so that it will show off the hard work that went into making it.
by Eric Eisenberg May 9, 2012 comments
We Get An Early Look At Tim Burton's Frankenweenie
Dark Shadows the new film from director Tim Burton, arrives in theaters this Friday, but thats not the only Burton movie that will be released in 2012. This October, Walt Disney Animation will present Frankenweenie, Burtons first stop-motion film since 2005s Corpse Bride. While we obviously still have a few months before the movie will be in theaters, last week I had the chance to not only see 26 minutes of footage, but talk with Burton...
by Eric Eisenberg May 9, 2012 comments
First Trailer For Tim Burton's Frankenweenie Is The Right Kind Of Throwback
With the black-and-white color and the rounded, odd creature design, this looks more like the Tim Burton we knew from Edward Scissorhands and The Nightmare Before Christmas than anything we've seen in, well, ages. And while there's no sense of what happens when the kid brings Sparky back to life
by Katey Rich March 1, 2012 comments
First Poster For Tim Burton's Frankenweenie
While we've been seeing a good amount of material for Tim Burton's Dark Shadows in recent weeks, with the occasional new still popping up every once and a while, but the other new Burton project, Frankenweenie, hasn't been getting nearly as much attention - which is too bad as it's the project that I am much more excited for.
by Eric Eisenberg February 21, 2012 comments
First Look At Tim Burton's Frankenweenie
With every new film Tim Burton puts out, I find it harder and harder to be excited by his new projects, but Frankenweenie is definitely an exception. A stop-motion animated remake of the short film he made all the way back in 1984, the movie represents a literal return to the filmmakers roots.
by Eric Eisenberg October 27, 2011 comments
Release Date Shake Up For Frankenweenie And John Carter Of Mars
Tim Burton fans have had their eye on Frankenweenie since it was announced, giddy at the idea of Tim Burton getting his hands on some little clay figurines again. Unfortunately, those fans will
by Will LeBlanc January 19, 2011 comments
Winona Ryder, Martin Landau, Martin Short And Catherine O'Hara Cast In Frankenweenie
Like many directors, Tim Burton likes to work with the same actors over and over. In fact, Burton likes doing it so much that he hasn't
by Eric Eisenberg September 20, 2010 comments
Disney Sets Release Dates For John Carter of Mars And Frankenweenie
Today Disney announced release dates for two of their upcoming features, John Carter of Mars and Frankenweenie. Mars, headed up by Andrew Stanton
by Ryan Matsunaga August 9, 2010 comments
Frankenweenie Going 3D And Black And White?
It's been presumed Frankenweenie will be gearing up once Alice is finished, in time to meet its 2011 release date, but the real news is that they're still considering making it in black-and-white and 3D, which I'm pretty sure would be a first for the digital 3D format
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Canada's commitment to gender equality and the advancement of women's rights internationally
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Canada is a world leader in the promotion and protection of women's rights and gender equality. These issues are central to Canada's foreign and domestic policies. Canada is committed to the view that gender equality is not only a human rights issue, but is also an essential component of sustainable development, social justice, peace, and security.
These goals will only be achieved if women are able to participate as equal partners, decision makers, and beneficiaries of the sustainable development of their societies. This is explicitly recognised in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) and the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW). The UDHR was adopted by the United Nations General Assembly, of which Canada is a member, in 1948. Canada ratified the CEDAW Convention in 1981.
The adoption of CEDAW set new benchmarks for governmental accountability and international action. This firm legal foundation, complemented by increasing emphasis by the UN on the promotion and protection of human rights, has enabled significant advances in gender equality and women's human rights internationally. However, the struggle is far from over.
The UN World Conferences on Women have been important catalysts in moving the agenda forward on gender equality and women's human rights. The Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action (Beijing) resulting from the Fourth World Conference on Women in 1995, and the reviews held every five years since then, are far-reaching in their goals for the achievement of gender equality and for the advancement and empowerment of women.
The United Nations Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) meets every year to evaluate progress on gender equality and identify areas where challenges remain. Following the adoption of Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action, every five years the CSW annual meeting has reviewed Beijing and reaffirmed the international community's commitment to its full and accelerated implementation.
Women's Human Rights
Protection and advancement of women's human rights remains a central foreign policy priority for Canada, both in bilateral discussions and in multilateral fora. At the United Nations (UN), Canada has worked to make women's human rights a strong focus of the Commission on the Status of Women and the Human Rights Council. Canada actively promotes the integration of women's human rights throughout the UN system.
Canada was one of the first countries to sign and ratify the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW), which set international standards for eliminating gender discrimination. In 2002, Canada ratified the Optional Protocol to the CEDAW, which was adopted by the UN General Assemply in December 2000. The Protocol provides an international remedy for violations of women's human rights through a communications and an inquiry procedure. The communications procedure allows individual women or groups of women to submit complaints to the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women after having exhausted all national remedies. The inquiry procedure entitles the Committee to conduct investigations and inquiries into grave or systemic violations of the Convention.
Canada participated in the development of the Vienna Declaration and Programme of Action in 1993, which affirmed that "women's rights are human rights" and called for action to integrate the equal status and human rights of women in the mainstream of UN system-wide activity. Canada also played a key role at the 1995 Fourth World Conference on Women in Beijing, which identified 12 critical areas of concern and set out a course of action to ensure comprehensive protection and advancement of women's rights around the world.
Women in Decision Making
One of the most effective ways of improving the status and well-being of women is by ensuring their full, equal and effective participation in decision-making at all levels of political, economic and social life. This approach promotes and protects women's human rights while allowing society to benefit from the diverse experiences, talents and capabilities of all its members.
In 1995 Setting the Stage: the Federal Plan for Gender Equality, the federal government of Canada established the incorporation of women's perspectives in governance as a central priority in foreign and domestic policy on gender equality and women's rights.
Internationally, Canada is working with like-minded governments to ensure the UN attains its goal of equal representation for women and men within the UN system. Canada promotes similar efforts in other international fora such as the Commonwealth, the Francophonie (in French only), the Organization of American States, the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, and the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.
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Canada's foreign policy priorities include the elimination of violence against women, ending child, early and forced marriage, improving maternal, newborn and child health, the full and equal participation of women in decision-making, and the mainstreaming of a gender perspective. Canada pursues these priorities in multilateral institutions such as the United Nations, in bilateral discussions with individual countries, and through the development cooperation programm delivered by Global Affairs Canada. Canada supports an inclusive and representative approach to international diplomacy which gives a greater role to non-governmental organisations, such as those working for gender equality. All in all, Canada supports a broad range of projects which encourage an enhanced decision-making role for women in developing countries.
For information on how Canada integrates gender equality analysis into its international development programs, see Development Challenges and Priorities: Gender Equality.
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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) -- An Alabama coroner says the body of a man who held a 5-year-old hostage for nearly a week before being killed in a shootout with the FBI received `multiple gunshot wounds.'
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Hilboldt said Dykes' body had "multiple gunshot wounds," but he declined to give the exact number of wounds or where on his body he had been shot.
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Bronx, NY (Sports Network) - The New York Yankees announced on Monday that the
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The Yankees claimed Whiteside, who was eligible for salary arbitration, off
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Conatus Pharmaceuticals on Friday announced that it purchased Idun Pharmaceuticals, a smaller subsidiary of Pfizer, for an undisclosed sum.
Idun is a biopharmaceutical firm that created a new technology for combating liver disease. Pfizer purchased the company in February 2005 with plans to use the technology to treat liver damages associated with viral and non-viral diseases, according to a release.
Interestingly, Steven Mento, the former head of Idun who helped facilitate the original sale, runs Conatus, a private specialty pharma firm that he formed with the rest of Idun's senior management team.
"The addition of Idun to Conatus continues our important work in liver disease and expands our therapeutic reach into oncology," stated Mento in a release. "Conatus plans to leverage its scientific and drug development expertise and resources to continue to advance potentially important therapeutic candidates in liver disease and oncology."
Pfizer originally gained four drug candidates in the purchase, including potential treatments for liver disease and oncology. It remains unclear what work Pfizer did to the Idun drugs during the five years it had possession of the compounds.
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A 52-year-old residence hall on the campus of Michigan State University reopens after the hall was closed for 16 months due to major renovations.
A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held at the cafeteria of Shaw Residence Hall. The major renovations cost the school about $12 million.
Some of the improvements include better furniture, smoke detectors and sprinklers, and new electrical, plumbing, and ventilation systems. Not to mention luxury items like hot tubs and bigger bathrooms.
School officials say the renovations will not drive up the cost of living in the dorm. Residents will continue to pay around $5,000 a year to share a room and eat 18-20 meals a week.
MSU has the largest residence hall system in the nation, with the school housing 17,000 of the school's 44,000 students.
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10 Gorgeous Green Recipes for Spring
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After surviving for too long on lots of hearty stews and rich potato dishes this winter, now that it's spring all I want to eat are Fresh Green Things. Doesn't matter in what context –– soups, sandwiches, salad, pasta –– as long as the green food is fresh and in season, I want to eat it all. All the time.
Do you have a similar feeling? Here are 10 recipes to try out whenever all these fresh green things are at your farmers market or grocery store.
If it's still a little cold where you are, try something a little heartier like the lemony pesto pasta with edamame and almonds. If you're really just looking to eat as many green things as possible, try the Kerala spiced peas or the grilled asparagus with bacon vinaigrette (Mhmm BACON vinaigrette, people).
What are you favorite green recipes for spring?
- 1 Socca Flatbread with Spring Pesto and Salad
- 2 Kerala Spiced Peas
- 3 Grilled Asparagus with Bacon Vinaigrette
- 4 Lemony Pesto Pasta with Edamame & Almonds
- 5 Grilled Artichokes
- 6 Crunchy Spring Salad with Dill Dressing
- 7 Boiled Egg, Seared Asparagus & Pickled Onion
- 8 Creamy Watercress Soup with Lemon-Goat Cheese Dumplings
- 9 Spaghetti Pan-Fried with Ramps & Mint
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Energy Efficient Cooking in your New Home
When you built your new home, chances are you spent time researching the most energy efficient kitchen appliances before making your final choice. While selecting the most earth-friendly appliances is a huge step in the right direction when it comes to green living, there is still more you can do in the kitchen. Take a look at these "green" suggestions and see which ones you can incorporate into your kitchen and cooking routine.
· If you have bright, sunny kitchen windows, pull back the curtains and prepare meals by natural light whenever possible. Only flip the switch on when necessary, but make sure to turn it off when you leave the room.
· Unplug small appliances such as the toaster and coffee maker when not in use.
· Consider no-waste baking. Buy a reusable, nonstick silicone baking mat to save on use of aluminum foil and parchment paper.
· Avoid opening the oven while it is in use. Each time the oven door is opened, the temperature can drop as much as 25-50 degrees requiring more energy to warm it back up.
· Place a lid on the pot when brining water to a boil to prevent heat and energy from escaping. Leaving the lid off extends cooking time and adds heat and moisture to the air making your air conditioner work harder throughout the summer months.
· Make an effort to match pots and pans to the same size burner or heating element and center it on the flame or element to prevent heat from escaping.
· Choose the right size pot or pan for the job. It takes more energy to heat a large pot or pan, so choose smaller ones when appropriate to save energy.
· Whenever possible, use the same pot or pan for multiple foods.
· Make smart decisions about running the dishwasher. Dishwashers are designed to get the dishes clean no matter how dirty they are or what was baked in them. There is no need to pre-rinse. Save the water instead. Also, only run the dishwasher when it is full, conserving water and energy. Skipping the drying cycle is a plus saving even more energy and keeping the kitchen cool.
· Take advantage of the freezer. A full freezer uses less energy to cool than an empty one. Stock your freezer buying large quantities of meats and vegetables when they are on sale (saving you cash) and freeze them for future use (saving you a trip to the grocery store later.)
There are many other things you can do to make earth-friendly and energy efficient choices in the kitchen. Beginning with these tips will get you started down the right path.


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Iowa State Defeats Carthage, 78-49
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Turning Point of the Game
The Cyclones started off slow, with the Lady Reds taking control early. The Lady Reds' largest lead was five with 9:47 left in the first. Iowa State would then go on a 25-2 run to close the half with a 39-21 lead. The Iowa State defense took control recording six steals, three blocks and forcing 10 first-half Lady Red turnovers.
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Game Ball Goes To...
Maddy Baier. Baier came up big for the Cyclones going 3-of-8 from the field for 10 points and a game-high eight rebounds. Baier played 14 important minutes for Iowa State, going 4-of-4 at the charity stripe and picking up an assist and a steal in the Cyclone victory.
Cyclone Nation, who was your player of the match? Tweet the player along with the hashtag #CyclONEgameball to @CycloneWBB and we'll announce the fan's pick later.
Cyclone Quick Hits
*With today's win, Iowa State extended its streak to 30-straight exhibition game wins.
*Iowa State went on a 25-2 run beginning with 9 minutes on the clock to close the first half up 39-21.
* The Cyclones forced 20 Lady Red turnover, scoring 22 total points off turnovers.
*Iowa State scored 30 points in the paint and 30 second-chance points.
* The Cyclones had three student-athletes enter double-digit scoring with Christofferson (17), Blaskowsky (12) and Baier (10).
Fan Tweet of the Game
After each match, one tweet will be chose as the "Fan Tweet of the Match". Fans are encouraged to tweet @CycloneWBB during the match, and visit cyclones.com after each match to see if their tweet was chosen as "Fan Tweet of the Match".
Spending my birthday with @ISUCoachFen and @CycloneWBB #cyclONEnation Good times.— Linda Svendsen (@LSven) November 7, 2013
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Iowa State hosts North Dakota for the season opener on Sunday, Nov. 10 at 5 p.m. at Hilton Coliseum. Iowa State will look to extend their 70-straight nonconference game winning streak.


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100 Billion Dollar Backlash
Promoted from the diaries by Dan Spencer. "We will roll back government spending to pre-stimulus, pre-bailout levels, saving us at least $100 billion in the first year alone," plainly reads a section now under much scrutiny in the House Republican's 'A Pledge to America.' It was a section that was written by the now Majority Whip, Rep. Kevin McCarthy of California's 22nd district. Unfortunately an | Read More »


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¾ cup raw rice (brown rice is Ok to use)
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Salt and pepper to taste
½ lb. Monterey Jack cheese, cut in cubes
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PurposeThe purpose of this part is to support programs that prevent violence in and around schools; that prevent the illegal use of alcohol, tobacco, and drugs; that involve parents and communities; and that are coordinated with related Federal, State, school, and community efforts and resources to foster a safe and drug-free learning environment that supports student academic achievement, through the provision of Federal assistance to—
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Beautiful bull! Good job. Sounds like a well rewarded prize.
My 2011 public land bull. 38 yard shot. Killed him 6:45am the first morning of an 8 day hunt. Had to be camp cook the rest of the trip.
Beautiful bull! Good job. Sounds like a well rewarded prize.
Nice bull..Noth'n wrong with being camp cook while you enjoy your bragg'n rights. lol..Plus geting to rib your partners about them needing you to go shoot their elk for them..haha..
Nice bull !! I would settle for camp cook if I got something like that !!
Great bull, I would love to be the camp cook after shooting something like that!
Wow thats an awesome bull. Congrats!
Way to get tit done......congratulations on a nice wapiti.
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Nice bull, daniel. Looks like you had a great bow season!
Awesome bull!!! Congrats!!
Congrats on a nice bull!
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Hey guys,
This summer I bought the Scarp 1 and got to test it out on a couple different trips in ND. One trip was pretty chilly. It's a great shelter, but, when Nov rolls around in ND, it's damn cold. I would like to be out there hunting, and staying off the roads, in late Nov/Early Dec. Please correct me if I'm wrong in my thinking, but I'm thinking in order to have a comfortable hunt that time of year up here, a guy needs a shelter with some sort of heat source. I've hunted from base camp type set ups for years and the propane heaters work great. As do the big wood burning stoves in outfitter tents... But I'm looking for a backcountry set up. It's getting tougher and tougher to get guys to go on these hunts, and it's much easier if I'm going solo to just deal with a nice, light set up.
My search has led me to many ti pi style shelters, and them Ti backpacking wood stoves. I see there are square set ups, and round ones that roll up. Specifically I've been looking at Seek Outside products. Have any of you much experience with late season set ups such as these?
What do you guys use/recommend I look into? Or do you tough it out without a heat source and beef up the sleeping bag and thermals?


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TSA cargo screening deadline quietly takes effect
January 16, 2013 - LM Editorial
Last May, the United States Department of Homeland Security's Transportation Security Administration (TSA) set a December 3, 2012 deadline requiring passenger air carriers to conduct 100 percent cargo screening on international inbound flights.
This deadline was a re-set from an original deadline of December 2, 2011, but TSA pushed it back in October 2011, and the new deadline quietly went into effect last December. A TSA spokesman told LM in a previous interview that the December 2012 deadline was firm and would allow the air cargo industry to screen U.S.-bound cargo by that date.
TSA officials said the screening requirement "builds additional risk-based, intelligence-driven procedures into the prescreening process to determine screening protocols on a per-shipment basis. This process, said TSA, requires enhanced screening for shipments designated as higher risk, while lower risk shipments will undergo other physical screening protocols."
All international inbound air cargo on passenger aircraft will be required to undergo physical screening, explained the TSA spokesman. For security reasons, he said TSA does not disclose physical screening requirements and procedures.
Brandon Fried, executive director of the Washington, D.C.-based Airforwarders Association (AfA), told LM that the December 3 deadline came and went with little fanfare thanks to several countries screening import cargo to U.S. standards through the National Country Security Program (NCSP) and the airlines doing the job in those places where harmonized agreements do not exist. And several years after the enactment of the 911 Recommendations Act screening, all cargo, departing and arriving at US airports is now screened at 100 percent on the piece level, explained Fried.
"Here in the U.S., the goal became reality thanks in no small part to the Certified Cargo Screening Program, where off airport inspection by forwarders, shippers and other participants now accounts for over 60 percent of cargo tendered to carriers," said Fried. "Still, we remain hopeful that the screening task will become more efficient when science allows and the TSA certifies the use of technology capable of screening single pallets and containers containing multiple commodities. We also encourage the TSA to allow the use of privately sponsored canines for use off airport by CCSP participants to perform screening."
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|FBLA reps 'Gets the Edge' at national conference
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
HHS junior Elise Nelson and local FBLA adviser Kristie Ham recently conducted a workshop for advisers and students at the Future Business Leaders of America national fall leadership conference in Phoenix, Ariz.
Thursday, Nov. 20, Nelson and Ham traveled to Phoenix. While there, they also had an opportunity to participate in the exciting and inspirational conference. The national theme, which enveloped the conference, was "Get the Edge."
Ham represented the FBLA National Awards Program Committee, and Nelson represented the conference as the Mountain Plains Region Secretary.
Everything You Want to Know about Competitive Events was the title of the workshop presented by the Holyokites.
As Nelson did a hands-on activity with advisers, they were able to apply the concepts of communication, leadership and commitment to their local and state chapters.
Ham focused on teaching about competitive events, resource materials and the ins and outs of preparing students for success. Ham said, "FBLA is our opportunity to enhance skills that we teach in the classroom, like integrity, leadership and commitment."
Ham and Nelson wrapped up the presentation by answering questions and meeting individually with interested advisers. The audience walked away knowing that accomplishment begins with cutting edge skills, and FBLA is where you "Get the Edge."
Later in the day, Ham spoke at the Board of Directors/National Awards Program Committee Forum. Here, she highlighted changes and modifications to FBLA and PBL events and answered questions. Nelson took minutes for the meeting, which she later typed and sent to FBLA CEO Jean Buckley and Director of Education, Barbara Small.
In addition to the workshop and forum, Ham and Nelson attended other motivational speakers' presentations. Highlighting the conference was keynote speaker Justin Boudreau. His humorous and energetic message was about his mission of empowering students to be their best.
Other speakers at the conference included, Ham and Nelson's favorite, Val Baldwin, who had an enlightening training that taught students to recognize and understand differences in each other, which leads to less conflict and helps create stronger bonds.
The closing keynote speaker was Beth Terry, who focused on the job market and expressed the importance of skills learned by FBLA members. Rounding out the wide variety of workshops was a Blue Jeans for Babies Social Event benefitting the March of Dimes.
Ham and Nelson felt refreshed and empowered after their weekend of intense training and look forward to using their skills at the upcoming State and National Leadership Conferences.


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Catalina Camia, USA TODAY
Paul Ryan said he is "disappointed" the country didn't accept the GOP presidential ticket's budget proposals and doesn't believe the election was a rejection of their ideas on overhauling Medicare.
The Republican vice presidential nominee sat down for his first post-election interviews with home-state news outlets WISC-TV and the Journal-Sentinel newspaper. Mitt Romney's running mate bemoaned the voter turnout that helped President Obama win a second term and said both parties will have to work to find common ground.
"I don't think we lost it on those budget issues, especially Medicare," Ryan told WISC-TV.
Ryan, who won an eighth term last week as a Wisconsin congressman, told the Journal-Sentinel that he wants to be "part of the solution" in tackling the nation's fiscal issues. As chairman of the House Budget Committee, Ryan could play a key role in coming weeks as the White House and Congress work to stave off tax cuts set to expire at the end of the year and deep spending cuts that will take effect at the beginning of January.
"It's clear we have a country that is divided among a number of issues," Ryan told the Journal-Sentinel. "We thought that the best thing for the country is to get ahead of our fiscal problems. We offered specific solutions. It didn't go our way."
In the pair of interviews, Ryan attributed the Romney-Ryan ticket's loss to Obama's ability to win big in urban areas.
"The president should get credit for achieving record-breaking turnout numbers from urban areas for the most part, and that did win the election for him," Ryan said to the Milwaukee newspaper.
Exit polls show Obama won 69% of the vote in big cities, compared with 29% for Romney.


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