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As Election Day draws near, the rumors and lies about what is and isn't allowed at a polling place begin to swirls. In addition to the usual anti-immigrant rhetoric (yes, you can take a translator into the voting booth if you need one) and the hate-all-criminals mantra (ex-felons are allowed to vote, as not all states discriminate) there's a new twist this year thanks to the financial crisis (people in the midst of a foreclosure are allowed to vote).
As you've likely heard by now, former Secretary of State (and longtime Republican) Colin Powell announced on Meet the Press yesterday that he would be voting for Barack Obama for president. Powell made a strong and persuasive argument as to why Obama could be an "exceptional" president, praising his "intellectual vigor" as well the inclusive nature of his campaign and overall vision for America.
This morning the U.S. Supreme Court overturned a verdict by the 6th District Court of Appeals in Cincinnati that would have thrown a monkeywrench into newly-registered voters in the state having their ballots count in the presidential race. The Republican Party had sued to force Ohio Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner — who has made a name for herself by advocating for fairer and better elections in the state, cleaning up after her infamous predecessor, Ken Blackwell — to basically put on hold any new voter's ballot until discrepancies in their registration information were cleaned up. Brunner claims that those discrepancies are mainly minor clerical errors, while GOP officials claim they're part of a massive voter fraud effort by the Democrats.
Everyone's talking about "Joe the Plumber" today, a.k.a. Samuel Joseph Wurzelbacher, a Toledo area worker and single father mentioned several times during Wednesday night's presidential debate.
Republican presidential nominee John McCain
This week's issue of CityBeat profiles three of the candidates in the hotly contested race for Ohio's 1st Congressional District seat. Not surprisingly, two of the candidates are claiming that the other misrepresented or distorted his views.
The campaign of Republican incumbent Steve Chabot took umbrage at a paraphrased statement from his Democratic challenger, Steve Driehaus, that pertained to housing issues. It read, "Worse, Chabot hasn't proposed any legislation that would help the wave of foreclosures and resulting blight that has swept the West Side over the past few years."
Katie Fox, Chabot's spokeswoman, noted the congressman addressed the foreclosure and mortgage crisis by passing a bill in December in a compromise with U.S. Rep. John Conyers (D-Mich.) that gave bankruptcy judges the discretion to modify the value of a mortgage to the true market price and to adjust the interest rate. It applied only to debtors who file for Chapter 13 bankruptcy and lack the income to pay their expenses, according to The Hill newspaper.
The Driehaus campaign responded by pointing out the statement referred to Chabot's entire 14-year period in office, and specifically stated that the mortgage crisis was causing blight on Cincinnati's West Side for years before Chabot acted.
Meanwhile, Driehaus also is criticizing TV commercials that Chabot and the national Republican Party are airing that allege Driehaus hasn't taken a stance on the $850 billion Wall Street bailout plan approved recently by Congress. Chabot opposed the plan.
Driehaus says he's made it clear he would've reluctantly voted for the plan had he been in Congress. "We had to do something, but I think it's ridiculous that pork spending was put into this bill," he said. "It would be irresponsible for Congress to allow the financial markets to fail."
Further, Driehaus criticizes local republicans for waging a whisper campaign alleging that he doesn't support Barack Obama, the Democratic Party's presidential nominee. Some West Side residents perceive Obama as too liberal for their tastes. Driehaus has appeared at events with Obama, and his Web site features a photograph of him with the Illinois senator.
Not everyone's convinced of Driehaus' sincerity, though. Democrat Eric Wilson, an outspoken Obama supporter who's running for the seat as an independent write-in candidate, said, "I know the political games. You go to the West Side of town and don't mention Obama's name at appearances."
— Kevin Osborne
It what might be the least surprising election endorsement since The Enquirer backed every area Republican Congressional incumbent last Sunday, CityBeat today officially endorsed Sen. Barack Obama for president. Despite lacking any suspense, believe me when I say the decision to recommend Obama was undertaken seriously and is offered enthusiastically.
I'm honored to be have written the endorsement editorial on behalf of the paper, just as I will be proud and honored to cast my vote for Obama on Nov. 4 (if not before).
The New York Times published a series of stories today dealing with the issue of race in the presidential election.
In one of the pieces, entitled "In Generation Seen as Colorblind, Black Is Yet a Factor," a Times reporter interviewed students at the University of Kentucky and the University of Cincinnati, several of whom said they have heard other students voice reservations — or worse — about Sen. Barack Obama based solely on the color of his skin.
Anthony Galarza, a 29-year-old UC grad student, said he has heard off-color jokes about a possible Obama presidency, including that the White House would become more "ghetto" with "barbeques on the front lawn."
"I would think on a college campus we would be a little bit more liberal," Galarza told the reporter. "To hear it so openly talked about, it's disturbing — it really is. I don't think anyone who is colorblind would make a comment like that."
So the question remains: How much of an impact will race have on the election?
The U.S. stock exchanges have opened strongly this morning, following gains in Asia and Europe earlier today. The Bush Administration's ever-evolving bail-out plans are, as they say in the bidness world, fluid.
Barack Obama has opened a 10-point national lead on John McCain, according to The Washington Post. Some pundits think the race is even more lopsided in Obama's favor but that the mainstream media — either to gin up excitement over a "close" race or to not look like they're "liberal" and "in the tank" for Obama — are portraying the race as closer than it really is. We all know Obama is going to win, which will make these final few weeks of a long, negative campaign almost unbearable.
Speaking of unbearable, how about those Bengals?
I've been getting good feedback (as always) to our annual publication of the Project Censored report on stories the mainstream media missed in the past year. It's a good reminder that Americans aren't as informed as we should be, particularly on international issues, and another reason to be concerned as the the nation's major newspapers continue to struggle with economic pressure.
Enjoy your Monday and the beautiful fall weather.
Barack Obama will speak at the Pavilion in Ault Park at 3 p.m. today. Gates to the lawn west of the Pavilion will open at 1:00. No umbrellas or folding chairs will be permitted. They'd prefer you don't bring bags so the search at the gates will go smoother. Don't know about signs or blankets.
Limited on-street parking is available in and around Ault Park, though the residential streets there are winding and narrow. Off-site parking has been arranged at Lunken Airport behind the terminal building with shuttle buses running continuously beginning at noon and ending at 5 p.m.
See the Hamilton County Democratic Party's web site for more info and maps of both Ault Park and Lunken Airport.
Look for photos from the event to be posted at citybeat.com later today or tomorrow morning.
Did you watch much of the presidential debate last night? I watched the first 15-20 minutes, fast-forwarded through the rest and saw the closing remarks. John McCain didn't press enough on his issues, and Barack Obama is basically playing defense and trying not to mess up.
As I say in my editorial in today's CityBeat, the race is over. Obama is going to be our next president, yet we have to endure another month of this crummy campaign. McCain isn't pressing Obama on the critical issues, instead focusing his campaign on personal attacks, and Obama is just fending him off until the clock runs out Nov. 4.
I don't feel particularly reassured today. What about you?


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Recipe submitted by: Clara Marie's Southern Authentic Bakery
Sweet Potato Pound Cake with Maple Icing
Brown sugar topping:
1/3 cup brown sugar 1 tbsp butter
1/4 tsp cinnamon
Maple cream cheese icing:
½ 8oz package cream cheese (softened) 1 tsp maple flavoring
½ stick butter (room temperature) 1 cup powdered sugar
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. In a mixing bowl combine sugar, oil and eggs. Beat well. Sift all dry ingredients and add to mixture. Then, drain and mash the sweet potatoes. Combine potatoes and vanilla with the rest of mixture.
For the brown sugar topping, melt 1 tbsp of butter for 20 seconds in the microwave. Combine with brown sugar and cinnamon. Mash mixture with fork and set aside for 5 minutes.
Lightly spray bundt pan with cooking spray. Crumble brown sugar topping into bottom of pan and pour in mixture. Bake in for 1 hour to 1 hour and 15 minutes. While the pound cake is baking, mix together butter and cream cheese. Then add powdered sugar and maple flavoring beat until smooth.
Once pound cake is cooled, warm icing for 10 - 15 seconds in the microwave and spoon over pound cake.

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Cincinnati Public Schools (CPS) Director of Public Affairs Janet Walsh is spending today sharing information, but not in her usual manner. Walsh is outside the Hamilton County/Cincinnati Public Library's main branch sporting a sweatshirt and sign that urge voters to support Issue 52, the renewal of the CPS tax levy.
"I'm a stand-in for all the principals and teachers that can't be here today," she says.
Local subscribers to Time Warner and Insight cable woke up today without access to WLWT-TV (Channel 5) after the station and companies failed to reach a new retransmission agreement. Instead, the cable companies offered Channel 2 from NBC affiliate Terre Haute, Ind. The Enquirer is all over the story, reporting that Todd Dykes and Lisa Cooney in the morning were replaced by someone named Dada Winklepleck in Wabash Valley, Ind. Don't worry: 30 Rock will still be on your new local Indiana station. Visit mywabashvalley.com for further details about additional programming. Or you can just hook up an antennae and get WLWT in hi-def for free.
Anyone in the market for a school building? Cincinnati Public Schools is adding four closed buildings to a for-sale list in an attempt to raise the capital necessary to complete an overhaul of its in-use buildings as part of its Facilities Master Plan. The new buildings on the list are Central Fairmount, Kirby Road, North Fairmount and Old Shroder schools.
Ohio brought in $23.5 million during the first seven weeks of legalized gambling in the state.
Mitt Romney says he's not hiding anything in his offshore accounts. The proof: He doesn't even know where they are, so they're technically hidden from him, too.
Barack Obama is in Iowa apparently setting up an issue on which to debate Romney later this fall. Obama is pitching an extension of the Bush-era tax cuts for households earning less than $250,000, while Romney wants to extend them for rich people, too.
The FDA went against the advice of an expert panel, deciding not to require mandatory training for doctors prescribing long-acting narcotic painkillers that can lead to addiction.
Three-hundred-square-foot apartments in New York City? Mayor Michael Bloomberg asked developers yesterday to try to make them work.
City planners envision a future in which the young, the cash-poor and empty nesters flock to such small dwellings — each not much bigger than a dorm room. In a pricey real estate market where about one-third of renter households spend more than half their income on rent, it could make housing more affordable.
Droughts in 18 states have made the price of corn go up, and the soybeans are hurting a little bit, too.
Sitting less adds two years to U.S. life expectancy.
A new study found that babies are healthier when there are dogs in their homes.
The Major League Baseball All-Star Game will take place tonight in Kansas City. The Reds' Joey Votto is a starter, while Jay Bruce and Aroldis Chapman are also likely to play.
The mayor, Cincinnati Public Schools (CPS) and The Strive Partnership announced today a new joint initiative that won a $40,000 grant. The grant, which is funded by Target through the Cities of Service and Service Nation, will help tutors teach kids how to read by the third grade.
Mayor Mark Mallory made the announcement in a joint press statement with CPS Superintendent Mary Ronan and The Strive Partnership Executive Director Greg Landsman.
With the money, 50 tutors will help 100 students in first, second and third grade in five schools to meet the state's new Third Grade Reading Guarantee, which requires third-grade students to be proficient in reading in state tests before advancing to the fourth grade.
"It all starts with reading," Mallory said in a statement. "And there is no better way to help our kids learn to read than with one-on-one tutors who they can get to know and trust. A committed adult can make learning to read fun. This grant is going to have a huge impact on the lives of a lot of kids."
The tutors will focus on five CPS schools: Roberts Paideia Academy in East Price Hill, Rockdale Academy in Avondale, Mt. Airy School, Pleasant Hill Academy in College Hill and Pleasant Ridge Montessori School.
Cincinnati was one of eight cities to win the grant. The other winners are Atlanta, Ga.; Baltimore, Md.; Charleston, S.C.; Chula Vista, Calif.; Kansas City, Mo.; Orlando, Fla.; and Vicksburg, Miss.
The new state reading requirement, which was pushed by Republican Gov. John Kasich, has received criticism from some Democrats and education experts. Research shows holding kids back hurts more
than helps. After reviewing decades of research, the National Association of
School Psychologists found grade retention has "deleterious long-term
effects," both academically and socially.
Cincinnati Public Schools (CPS) got six F's, one D and two C's in the 2012-2013 school report card released today by the Ohio Department of Education (ODE).
The school district got an F for state test results, closing gaps related to income, race, culture and disabilities, progress among gifted students, progress among students with disabilities and both categories for graduation rates, which measure how many students graduated within four or five years.
CPS also got a D for progress among students who started out in the bottom fifth for achievement, and it got a C for progress among all student groups and how many students passed state tests.
The grades come with a big caveat: CPS is still being investigated for scrubbing data, which could be favorably skewing the school district's results.
This is the first year ODE is using the new A-F grading system, which is more stringent than how schools were previously scored. No school district earned straight A's this year, according to StateImpact Ohio.
Because the system is new, some of the categories that schools are graded on are missing and will be added in the next few years. Specifically, the report card won't measure overall results for the district, test scores, gap closing, K-3 literacy, progress, graduation rates and preparation for college and careers until 2015.
Under the old system, CPS dropped from "effective," which made it the best-rated urban school district in Ohio for the 2010-2011 school year, to "continuous improvement" for 2011-2012. Those results are also under review based on data-scrubbing investigations.
CPS has recently gained national recognition in The Huffington Post and The New York Times for its community learning centers, which turn schools into hubs that can be used by locals for resources ranging from education to dental care.
In November 2012, Cincinnati voters approved a levy renewal for CPS in a 65-35 percent vote, which kept local property taxes roughly $253 higher on a $100,000 home.
The official website for the school report cards can be found here, but it's been having technical problems for most of the day.
Former Bengal Chad Ochocinco will return to Cincinnati
Oct. 7 as a member of the Miami Dolphins, if reports by his OchoCinco
News Network are true: Ocho says he has signed with the Miami Dolphins.
Cincinnati Public Schools on Monday
voted unanimously to put a levy renewal on the November ballot. The
current levy is set to expire in 2013, and the renewal would be for
$51.5 million for five years.
The second day of the Jerry Sandusky sexual abuse trial continues today, with a second accuser expected to testify. In his opening statement, Sandusky's lawyer questioned the credibility of the eight young men accusing him of multiple crimes over several years, claiming that they have a financial motive to make false claims. He also acknowledged that Sandusky's behavior and his showering with young boys was "kind of strange" but said it was not sexual abuse.
Mitt Romney says Barack Obama's "Forward" slogan is absurd. And so is the notion that he wants to reduce the number of police, firefighters and teachers. Absurdity.
The LA Times says Obama's complicated message will pose a challenge to convey, especially against Romney's simple argument: Y'all mad and it's Obama's fault.
Obama's counter-argument is layered with nuance and complexity.
It starts with an attempt to undercut Romney. As a corporate buyout executive, Romney shipped jobs overseas and reaped millions of dollars in fees from takeover deals that destroyed U.S. factory jobs, the Obama campaign says. As Massachusetts governor, Romney built a poor record on job creation, the argument continues.
Turning to his own record, Obama tells voters that he inherited an economy on the brink of collapse and averted a depression. He takes credit for a resurgence in manufacturing, the rescue of the automobile industry and the creation of more than 4 million jobs since February 2010.
Obama also slams Republicans in Congress for blocking his plans to stimulate more jobs. To inoculate himself from potential setbacks over the summer and fall, he warns of economic trouble spilling over from Europe.
In the end, Obama says, he would keep the country moving forward while Romney would take it back to the George W. Bush policies that wrecked the economy in the first place.
Verizon is changing up its cell phone plans, moving toward monthly plans that allow users to connect up to 10 devices, including tablets and PCs, to their cell phone network.
There's a new Retina-display-bearing MacBook Pro. Whatever that means.
Sunday night's Mad Men season finale broke a ratings record with 2.7 million viewers.
The Los Angeles Kings won the NHL's Stanley Cup on Tuesday, the organization's first ever championship.
After two years of racking up an excellent rating on its state report card, Robert A. Taft Information Technology High School appears headed for a lower grade.
Preliminary school report cards released Wednesday by the Ohio Department of Education show an "effective" rating for Taft, a technology-magnet school for grades 9-12 in Cincinnati's West End. Taft had won accolades nationally for its steady climb from academic futility during the past seven years. In that span, Taft went from "academic emergency" in the 2004-05 school year to excellent in 2009-10 and 2010-11, mainly on the strength of Ohio Graduation Test pass rates that were the highest of all public high schools in Southwest Ohio. The U.S. Department of Education gave it a coveted National Blue Ribbon Award.
[Download the Ohio Preliminary Report Cards spreadsheet here.]
CityBeat called those achievements into question in a February article ("Miracle or Mirage," issue of Feb. 22). CityBeat found that the same graduating classes (2009-10 and 2010-11) that were posting regionally high OGT pass rates had average composite ACT test scores of 15, or the 10th percentile in Ohio. CityBeat also took the first hard look at an independent audit showing that, of 1,707 erasures on Taft OGT exams in 2006, 88 percent resulted in correct answers, an outcome one nationally prominent testing expert called "not logical." Cincinnati Public Schools, then led by former superintendent Rosa Blackwell, refused to investigate the matter, and ODE let the district get away with it.
For the
2011-12 school year, Taft still posted high pass rates on the OGT, but
its graduation rate of 82.1 percent (down from 91.4 percent in 2010-11)
and attendance rate of 91 percent (down from 96.7 percent) were below
state benchmarks, leading to the effective rating on its interim report
While Taft fell from excellence among the city's public schools, another school, James N. Gamble Montessori High School in Spring Grove Village, received its first-ever excellent rating. And Walnut Hills extended its long-running streak of excellent ratings. Winners of effective ratings were Clark Montessori and Withrow University high schools.
As for the district, Cincinnati Public Schools itself fell one notch on its state report card. Last year, CPS was rated effective, making it the highest-rated urban school district in Ohio. For 2011-12, it dropped to "continuous improvement." Said CPS spokeswoman Janet Walsh: "We really would have loved to have gotten effective again, but the fact remains that overall performance, as rated by the state performance index, did reach 88.5, which is our highest score ever, and we continue to improve."
Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery and one Cincinnati group has one million reasons to be flattered. Strive is "a unique education partnership spanning all sectors of Greater Cincinnati society… working to help each child in our urban core succeed from birth through some form of college into a meaningful career" and their approach is being replicated across the United States.
A healthy environment for learning makes sense, but a school as a green school as "learning tool" – what does that mean?
Find out on April 23, 5 - 7:30 p.m. at the Pleasant Ridge Montessori School (5945 Montgomery Rd. - rear entrance) when the Green and Healthy Schools network explains the concept.
What happens when tree-huggers go to school? You get "Green & Healthy Schools."
ALLY: Alliance for Leadership and Interconnection is a "citizen's group providing leadership coaching and strategic guidance for policy development and implementation of environmental sustainability programs." According to their Web site. And their first significant action in 2004 was to begin the Growing Green and Healthy Schools Network.


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Squandered Leads Cost PCC Baseball
The Pasadena City College baseball team let another lead slip away Saturday in their second straight loss to Los Angeles Harbor, 10-6, at Brookside Park's Jackie Robinson Field. After winning the opener v. Harbor, the Lancers lost two straight in their South Coast Conference opening series.
On Thursday, PCC took a 7-2 lead into the ninth inning only to see the Seahawks rally for six runs without the Lancers' pitchers recording an out. PCC scored all six of its runs Saturday in the fifth inning to take a commanding 6-2 lead. But in similar fashion, the Lancers blew that lead by the top of the sixth as the Seahawks scored five runs to take a 7-6 advantage. Harbor added three more runs in the seventh to put the game away.
PCC batted around in the fifth as centerfielder Charles Smith delivered an opposite field RBI single followed by a 2-RBI single, also going the other way to right field, by leftfielder Kori Grant. Catcher Cameron Silva launched a booming triple to left-center that scored two more runs that capped a rally where the Lancers totaled six hits and six runs.
In the top of the sixth, PCC starting pitcher Trevor Gleason (five innings, five hits, three earned runs, five walks, four strikeouts) suffered the effects of a long rest during the Lancers' offensive barrage and left after allowing two walks. PCC reliever Matt Monge struggled, giving up a 2-run single to Nolan Meadows and a 2-RBI double to Juan Espino that tied it at 6-6. The team's next reliever Robert Urias then walked the only hitter he faced.
With the Lancers' relief staff becoming momentarily unreliable, PCC head coach Evan O'Meara turned to his ace starter, knuckleballer Tim Shiba. The right-hander, who hurled seven outstanding innings on Tuesday, struck out a batter and gave up a bases-loaded infield single to Robert Hurtado that gave the Seahawks a 7-6 lead. Shiba would throw 2-2/3 innings, allowing one earned run.
Other than the fifth, the Lancers' offense was shut down by Harbor starter David McKeller (4-1/3 innings, two hits) and reliever Larry Brown, who picked up the win by hurling four shutout innings. The lanky right-hander struck out the first three PCC batters he faced and scattered four singles.
PCC's pitching staff gave up 10 walks overall and the defense made four errors. Second baseman Tyler Dominguez, Grant, and Silva each had two hits.
In Thursday's crushing loss at Harbor, the team received another solid start by Evan Stranksy, who allowed two runs in six innings, giving up eight hits, walking one, and striking out four. PCC built a 7-2 lead, highlighted by a 2-run homer to left by first baseman David Halstead in the fifth inning. In the seventh, a single by third baseman Bobby Fraijo and a Halstead double was followed by a 2-RBI double by catcher Corey Richards that gave PCC the 5-run lead.
After Monge and Gleason each threw a scoreless inning in relief, it was a ninth-inning nightmare for the Lancers. Eight consecutive Seahawks batters reached base, including four walks and two hit-by-pitches against three PCC relievers. Harbor got two hits in the rally, but both proved huge as Michael Encinas hit a 2-run homer off Daniel Gomez and Alex Layton became the hero as he delivered a 2-RBI single down the left-field line off Spencer Stute for the walk-off victory. It was the second walk-off of the series after PCC rallied for a 3-2 win in Tuesday's opener.
Halstead and shortstop Josh Clark each had two hits for the Lancers.
"We did virtually the same thing in the sixth that we did on Thursday in the ninth," O'Meara said. "It's one thing to lose leads, but to lose them so quickly. It's stunning for us to be 1-2 in conference when we had all the opportunities in the world to be 3-0. We need to learn that it's a nine-inning game. We have to play a complete game, not be content because we have a lead."
PCC (3-12 overall) begins its next 3-game series on Tuesday, March 12 when it hosts El Camino College (2:30 p.m. first pitch).
[Photo--PCC freshman sensation Tim Shiba hurls a pitch from his start on Tuesday. The knuckleball specialist has a 2.87 ERA in a team-high 31-1/3 innings with a 1-1 record and one save. He is third in the conference in overall ERA for pitchers with 30 or more innings of work.]
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Green Named Director Of Athletics Communications
AMES, Iowa – The Iowa State Athletics Department announced today that Mike Green, who's worked 18 years in the Iowa State Athletics Communications office, has been named Director of Athletics Communications.
Green replaces Tom Kroeschell, who served as Director of Athletics Communications at Iowa State since 1993. Kroeschell is the new Director of Programming for Cyclones.tv.
"We are very pleased to elevate Mike Green to the management level of our department as the Director of Athletics Communications at Iowa State," Senior Associate Athletics Director Steve Malchow said. "Mike has served this institution in an exemplary fashion for nearly two decades and his varied skill set, historical knowledge of the Cyclones and loyalty made him an ideal candidate. He has a vision for adapting to an ever-changing communications landscape and his outstanding relationships with the local and national media position him to be an outstanding asset to our department for many years."
A native of Cedar Falls, Iowa, Green served 13 seasons as the men's basketball contact at Iowa State, successfully promoting a number of Cyclone basketball players for postseason honors and expanding the social media presence for the sport. At over 15,200 followers, the Iowa State Twitter account (@CycloneMBB) ranks among the top-20 most followed college basketball accounts in the nation.
Green also has helped promote the Cyclone wrestling, volleyball, baseball and men's and women's golf teams during his tenure with the department.
He will take over as the primary liaison for the Iowa State football team, a program which has made bowl appearances in three of the last four seasons.
"I am extremely honored and blessed to receive the opportunity to serve as the Director of Athletics Communications at Iowa State," Green said. "This is, and always will be, my dream job and there isn't a better time to be a part of Cyclone Nation."
Green earned his undergraduate degree from Northern Iowa in 1993, earning two letters as a member of the golf team. He received his master's degree in Sports Administration from Iowa State in 1997.
A member of the United States Basketball Writers Association (USBWA) and College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA), Green has served on the Iowa State Hall of Fame selection committee since 2000.


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Secret Server 4.0
We are happy to announce that Secret Server 4.0 is scheduled for release on December 21st.
One of the features that is often requested is the ability to search a folder *and* its sub-folders. Starting in 4.0, this feature will be available. On the home page, there will be a checkbox in the search region that will allow you to search in a folder's children. Also, the performance of searching has been improved by reducing some of the logic needed.
One of the other features that we will be in 4.0 is inherited permissions for folders. With the confusion of how folder permissions currently work, we think this will allow users to better manage their secrets while also working more as expected (more like operating system permissions). Starting in 4.0, you can optionally inherit permissions from parent folders, and a secret can now inherit permissions from a folder. Say, if you choose to have a secret inherit permissions from it's folder, it will also get the permissions from that folder, and all of it's parents. If the parents' folder permission changes, the new permissions will reflect on that secret.
Secret Server 4.0 is shaping up to be the biggest release of Secret Server yet, and we're excited about the cool new features!
— Kevin
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Statement of Indiana Superintendent of Public Instruction on ISTEP Testing For May 1, 2013
Wednesday, May 1, 2013
Daniel Altman
Press Secretary
(317) 232-0550
INDIANAPOLIS - Based upon assurances made by CTB McGraw-Hill, the Indiana Department of Education opened ISTEP+ testing for Hoosier schools this morning. In order to minimize interruptions to students, the Department has asked schools to reduce their daily testing load by approximately 50%.
Attached, please find the memo that the Department sent to schools throughout the state last night and a statement from CTB McGraw-Hill.
If needed, the Department will provide updates throughout the day.


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As pot goes proper, a history of weed
SEATTLE The grass is no greener. But, finally, it's legal - at least somewhere in America. It's been a long, strange trip for marijuana.
Washington state and Colorado voted to legalize and regulate its recreational use last month. But before that, the plant, renowned since ancient times for its strong fibers, medical use and mind-altering properties, was a staple crop of the colonies, an "assassin of youth," a counterculture emblem and a widely accepted - if often abused - medicine.
On the occasion of Thursday's "Legalization Day," when Washington's new law takes effect, here's a look back at the cultural and legal status of the "evil weed" in American history.
George Washington and Thomas Jefferson both grew hemp and puzzled over the best ways to process it for clothing and rope.
Indeed, cannabis has been grown in America since soon after the British arrived. In 1619 the Crown ordered the colonists at Jamestown to grow hemp to satisfy England's incessant demand for maritime ropes, Wayne State University professor Ernest Abel wrote in "Marihuana: The First Twelve Thousand Years."
Hemp became more important to the colonies as New England's own shipping industry developed, and homespun hemp helped clothe American soldiers during the Revolutionary War. Some colonies offered farmers "bounties" for growing it.
"We have manufactured within our families the most necessary articles of cloathing," Jefferson said in "Notes on the State of Virginia." "Those of wool, flax and hemp are very coarse, unsightly, and unpleasant."
Jefferson went on to invent a device for processing hemp in 1815.
Books such as "The Arabian Nights" and Alexandre Dumas' "The Count of Monte Cristo," with its voluptuous descriptions of hashish highs in the exotic Orient, helped spark a cannabis fad among intellectuals in the mid-19th century.
"But what changes occur!" one of Dumas' characters tells an uninitiated acquaintance. "When you return to this mundane sphere from your visionary world, you would seem to leave a Neapolitan spring for a Lapland winter -- to quit paradise for earth -- heaven for hell! Taste the hashish, guest of mine -- taste the hashish."
After the Civil War, with hospitals often overprescribing opiates for pain, many soldiers returned home hooked on harder drugs. Those addictions eventually became a public health concern. In 1906, Congress passed the Pure Food and Drug Act, requiring labeling of ingredients, and states began regulating opiates and other medicines - including cannabis.
By the turn of the 20th century, cannabis smoking remained little known in the United States - but that was changing, thanks largely to The Associated Press, says Isaac Campos, a Latin American history professor at the University of Cincinnati.
In the 1890s, the first English-language newspaper opened in Mexico and, through the wire service, tales of marijuana-induced violence that were common in Mexican papers began to appear north of the border - helping to shape public perceptions that would later form the basis of pot prohibition, Campos says.
By 1910, when the Mexican Revolution pushed immigrants north, articles in the New York Sun, Boston Daily Globe and other papers decried the "evils of ganjah smoking" and suggested that some use it "to key themselves up to the point of killing."
Pot-smoking spread through the 1920s and became especially popular with jazz musicians. Louis Armstrong, a lifelong fan and defender of the drug he called "gage," was arrested in California in 1930 and given a six-month suspended sentence for pot possession.
"It relaxes you, makes you forget all the bad things that happen to a Negro," he once said. In the 1950s, he urged legalization in a letter to President Dwight Eisenhower.


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our student organization is using Zimbra 8.0 Open Source version. Our central user database is running on separate LDAP server.
Zimbra is configured to use that external LDAP and it works perfectly - just creation of users in user database is propagated to Zimbra by regularly running script - therefore creation of users is not real-time obviously.
Please is there some way how to autopropagate users to Zimbra? I guess this could work in a way, that if some unknown user is trying to log in - Zimbra would check its credetials in external LDAP and if auth would be successful, it would create his account in internal Zimbra account.
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Royals Game Preview: September 16
The Royals look to build on last night's dramatic win in today's 1:10 start. The game will be televised as it was added after a rainout on August 31 vs. Minnesota. As always, you can tune in on the Royals Radio Network.
Kansas City lineup: Bourgeois – CF, Escobar – SS, Gordon – LF, Butler – DH, Perez – C, Moustakas – 3B, Francoeur – RF, Hosmer – 1B, Abreu – 2B, Smith – LHP
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Royals Trivia Fact: Four of the last five Kansas City walk-off home runs have come against the Angels. The homer by Salvador Perez on Saturday was the 62nd in franchise history. Lou Piniella hit the first walk-off in team history on June 30, 1969, also against the Angels.


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Previously it was reported that shinhalsafar started work on an FCEU NES emulator port for PlayStation 3, and today Robo Hobo has shared a WIP of his Nestopia (NES emulator) and Gambatte (Gameboy Color emulator) PS3 ports for JailBroken consoles.
Download: Gameboy Color and NES Emulator for PS3 / Gameboy Color and NES Emulator for PS3 r2 / Gameboy Color and NES Emulator for PS3 r3 / Gambatt PS3 SVN
Note: When upgrading do not delete your old version, it will delete any savegames you've made. Just choose install package, when it tells you the current version is already installed just tell it to install anyway.
Release 3:
- Settings are remembered between sessions
- Option to underscan output, up to 10% for nestopia and 50% for gambatte
- Option to enable Vsync and Linear Filtering(to reduce scaling artifacts, in exchange for blurriness)
- Maybe fixed sound, maybe not
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- Added great NES icon from fraser0206 at psx-scene, thanks
- Save games and save states in nestopia
- Fast Forward, Hold R2 to go at 4x speed
- Fixed the Exit Game option from the PS3 menu, it no longer restarts the system
- File list tweaks, removed the . and .. entries(use Circle to go up a directory). Holding cross no longer trys to down more than one directory.
- VSync is still disabled
- Supports Game Boy Mono and Game Boy Color
- Supports zip
- Press right stick to open menu, circle to exit menu
- Opening menu causes sound problems
- Press L3 + L1 to save state, L3 + R1 to load
- All saves are placed in the game folder
- No zip support
- Not really ready for anything
- Press right stick to exit
- No saving or loading
- Package uses same 'icon' as gambatte
- VSync disabled to prevent sound issues
- Sound buffer code sucks
Next I hope to work on:
- Adding various settings.
- Load new game without exiting emulator.
- Overscan workaround for those with issues.
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MINNEAPOLIS -- Residents of the Como neighborhood are beginning to sign up for underground vapor tests, which will determine whether they need special ventilation systems installed in their homes.
The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency, or MPCA, is offering those tests to roughly 200 residents of an area in southeast Minneapolis, to determine which homes have hazardous levels of trichloroethylene fumes in the soil beneath them.
The chemical, also known as TCE, was part of a solvent General Mills used to clean heavy metal equipment at the company's research lab on Hennepin Avenue East. The company dumped the chemical in a soil pit from the mid 1940s to the early 1960s.
"Decades ago they didn't know this was wrong," General Mills spokesman Tom Forsythe told KARE.
"But we're going to stand behind it and make it as right, to the extent that we can, now that we know what we're dealing with there."
The company sold the property in 1977, but discovered the TCE dump on the site in 1981. By then a plume of contamination had spread through the groundwater for several blocks to the southeast of the lab, leading to the Mississippi River.
The EPA declared it a Superfund Site in 1984, putting the federal government in charge of the cleanup. Since then the groundwater has been cleaned and regularly retested for quality.
Historically, the fear was that people could suffer health effects by drinking water from wells tainted by TCE. But more recently regulators turned their attention to the risk of TCE vapors moving from the water table to the soil, and then seeping into basements of homes.
General Mills notified the EPA of the possibility of vapors in 2011, and began testing in April of 2012. The preliminary results of 40 soil tests in the area led the company and the MPCA to go public with their concerns Nov. 7.
Representatives of General Mills, the MPCA and the Minn. Dept. of Health met with residents at two public meetings Tuesday to explain the state's vapor intrusion investigation and what options homeowners and renters will have.
Birth defects worry
A health department toxicology expert said the most urgent concern is for pregnant women who live in basement apartments or have basement bedrooms in their homes.
That's because TCE has been linked to heart defects in newborns. In adults it can weaken immune systems and even cause cancer if there is prolonged exposure over many years.
"We definitely spend time in our basement and if there could be an effect on our baby, it would be good to know," Kristin Hamre, an expectant mother who came to the public meeting at Van Cleve Rec Center Tuesday night, told KARE.
Hamre's husband, Derek Nord, said he wished the people in the neighborhood would've been put on alert more than a year ago when General Mills and state agencies first started the soil sampling.
"It's troubling because we're just finding out about this in November that, in fact, it was a concern enough for the Department of Health to start testing," Nord remarked.
He said he's lived in the neighborhood since 2009 and had never heard about the Superfund groundwater cleanup project stemming from the TCE disposal site.
"How do we know this isn't going to change in the future?" he said.
"Nobody's assured me that there's going to be ongoing monitoring after this or said how they're going to respond to further shifts of the aquifer."
Testing plan
Technicians will test the air pockets underneath the basement floors, looking for buildup of TCE vapors. Those with a harmful concentration of fumes will be offered a ventilation system similar to those used to rid homes of radon gas.
General Mills is paying for the testing and the ventilation systems.
"Even 10 years ago we didn't know we were supposed to look for vapors," Forsythe explained.
"The way we're looking for it now is something we couldn't have done, because this is emerging science."
For indoor air, the Department of Health considers anything above two micrograms of TCE per cubic liter of air to be hazardous. But TCE levels inside homes can very greatly, depending on air circulation and whether that household is using other products that contain TCE.
The MPCA and General Mills are proposing to intervene if the soil vapors built up under the home are higher than 20 micrograms of TCE per cubic liter. That's based on the idea that the concentration will be much higher under the floor slab that it is inside the house.
The alternative is to only test the indoor air without drilling through the basement floor, but that would require a series of tests over an extended period of time.
General Mills prefers to see the ventilation systems installed as soon as an unsafe concentration of TCE is detected under those homes. Those systems collect the vapors under the basement and send them through a pipe that vents through the roof.
Once the vapors enter the atmosphere they disperse and are no longer of a high enough concentration to be harmful.
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A few years some friends and family founded ImagineAsia. The mission of ImagineAsia, a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, is to work in partnership with local community leaders and regional NGO's to help students in Afghan communities in order to provide educational resources.
One of our projects has been to provide medical books to doctors who have virtually no current reference books. We have received donations of thousands of new and slightly used medical textbooks from hospitals and the American College of Physicians, which we have distributed to medical schools and hospitals around Afghanistan.
It is impossible to overstate the need of up-t0-date information for Afghan doctors, and it has been very gratifying to receive positive feedback from doctors and librarians. One of the needs mentioned most often was pediatric textbooks, and thanks to the physicians at the Chester-Crozer Hospital, we have been able to provide hundreds of those books.
We have also provided hundreds of literature books to schools, especially in Bamiyan. One of our board members went to Bamiyan to teach an intensive English course for high school girls.
Our small school for refugee children in Kabul has been taught by a wonderful teacher who has been with us for three years, and thanks to the efforts of an Afghan doctor friend, has been well provided with a stove, wood, and other materials so that the students can learn all winter even when the public schools are closed.


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Department of Labor regulations prevent employers from allowing foreign nationals to volunteer in positions that are usually compensated. Foreign nationals who are awaiting the necessary employment authorization or whose work authorization has expired are not allowed to serve as volunteers.
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An H-1B visa is valid as long as your employer-employee relationship continues and dates on your H-1 Approval Notice are still valid. You are allowed to take vacation days, sick leave, and maternity/paternity leave without affecting your status.
You are only allowed to perform the work described in your USCISUnited States Citizenship and Immigration Services Petition for a Nonimmigrant Worker, Form I-129 (PDFPortable Document Format File). Your employer, title, duties, and job location must match what is written in your petition. Your employer can place you on the worksite of another employer so long as all applicable rules are still being followed.
If you work for two different employers, each one must have an approved Petition for a Nonimmigrant Worker. If your job changes, your employer may need to file a new Form I-129 (PDFPortable Document Format File).
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Management of Access Control in the Enterprise
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Review: Salome, The Royal Opera House
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If you're easily offended, don't go and see Salome.
The story itself is ages old and Richard Strauss's operatic adaptation of Oscar Wilde's 1894 play has been around for more than 100 years.
But even in 21st century London the bloody and violent tale of erotic obsession still has the power to shock.
Wilde's play endured its fair share of controversy; it was banned while in the rehearsal stage in 1892 on the basis that it was illegal to portray biblical characters on stage.
Strauss's production also ran into difficulties in its infancy when soprano Marie Wittich refused to perform the dance of the seven veils, making it necessary for a dancer fill in for her.
The dance is not performed in the ROH's current production. Instead Salome (Angela Denoke) and Herod (Stig Andersen) move through a dream-like sequence, punctuated by huge projections, during which his lust for his step-daughter is saited, although Denoke keeps her clothes on.
Having fulfilled her promise to "dance" for the Tetrarch, Salome insists the object of her obsession is delivered to her.
An earlier scene sees the prophet Jokanaan (Egils Silins) reject Salome's advances and, in a bid for revenge at being spurned coupled with a desire to own what she covets, the princess demands his head on a silver platter.
The scene that follows shows Salome's dark obsession in all its bloody glory as she cradles Jokanaan's head, kissing his lips - before she herself is dispatched by a very naked and very bloody Naaman (Duncan Meadows).


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First snow of the season dumps several inches
By S. Goff
One Year AgoNovember 17, 2011 Veterans Day was celebrated in Grant at the Perkins County High School. A free bean feed at the Legion Hall followed the ceremony for all veterans and their families. The Perkins County High School cast of "Brownstone 213," was preparing for their public performance to be held Nov. 20 at the high school. Following that on Nov. 30, the students were set to go to District competition at the North Platte High School. Ten Years AgoNovember 14, 2002 Lights were being hung at many businesses on Central Avenue, as preparations for the annual Chamber Open House, which was to be held Nov. 21. A very close race ended in a very close re-count, which resulted in Susan Logsdon being declared the winner for the title of Perkins County Clerk. Susan won by a margin of five; 566-561 against her opponent, a write-in candidate, Barb Trusty. Twenty-five Years AgoNovember 18, 1987 Residents were bundled in their warmest attire as they cleared the streets, sidewalks and cars early Monday morning. Temperatures were frigid after Sunday night's storm, Perkins County's first snow storm of the year, had brought 5-plus inches of wet and heavy snow to Grant and the surrounding areas. Fifty Years AgoNovember 15, 1962Gaugers Grocery Thanksgiving Sale:Norbest grade A Turkey, per pound .41¢ Wilsons shank ham, per pound.........55¢Fresh cranberries, per pound...........19¢Sweet potatoes, 2 cans........................69¢Morton House Pies ................3 for $1.00 Seventy-Five Years Ago November 18, 1937 "Notice to dog owners: all dogs of the village of Graat will now be required to wear the license tag or else be disposed of. Owners should see George Smith, the village Marshall to save their dogs." The Grant Tribune Sentinel was delivered a day late this week due to uncontrollable circumstances. "Mechanical difficulties and a rush of work left us no choice but to come out a day late." It was also reported that news that should have been in the issue was left out and would come out in the next issue.


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Zac Hanson chastised a rowdy fan at a Hanson gig on Wednesday after she shouted out sexual comments during an emotional ballad.
The youngest Hanson brother was singing solo during the siblings' concert in Richmond, Virginia when the woman began yelling suggestively.
In video footage of the incident, which has been uploaded to YouTube.com, Zac halts the track after becoming visibly annoyed onstage.
He says, "Seriously? I'm singing this beautiful song about a little girl and this drunk b**ch is saying, 'I wanna lick your…' You can go home."
Jump ahead to 1:30 to see the interruption.
The rest of the crowd whooped and cheered their support, and he added, "I'm going to start that verse over again so the rest of us can enjoy it."
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Hi All - I have ZCS 6.0 on Ubuntu. All email is filtered through a SPAM server that is hosted at ExchangeDefender. We have the proper certifcates installed (as well as ExchangeDefender) for TLS. I looked in the email headers and outbound email is TLS encrypted. However, inbound email is just basic SMTP (not even ESMTP). All proper ports are open.
I also noticed that internally if I run the following command, TLS looks ok.
telnet 'inside IP' 25
220 host.domain.com ESMTP Postfix
220 2.0.0 Ready to start TLS
But... If I run the same command from the outside (w/ outside IP):
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If I run this command from the outside it looks ok.
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|Kelsie Schelling search party planned Saturday
|Written by Brenda Johnson Brandt
Seven months after the disappearance of 22-year-old Kelsie Schelling, another search party is planned in Pueblo, where she was last seen.
Saturday, Sept. 14, everyone is welcome to join the search, meeting at 10 a.m. at the Southside Walmart at 4080 W. Northern Ave. in Pueblo. Those joining the search party should meet in the Walmart lot closest to McDonald's.
Exact search locations and instructions will be provided in person before the search begins.
Dateline NBC has committed to send someone out for the search, and organizers are hoping for a great turnout of supporters.
In a press conference held by Kelsie's family on April 29 in Denver, a reward of up to $10,000 was offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the suspect or suspects responsible for Kelsie's disappearance.
That reward offer just this week has been increased to $50,000, announced Kelsie's parents, Doug Schelling of Holyoke and Laura Saxton of Yuma.
Kelsie disappeared in Pueblo Monday, Feb. 4 when she traveled there after leaving work in Denver that day to meet her boyfriend, Donthe Lucas, at his request.
On the morning of Feb. 4, Kelsie had a doctor's appointment in Denver, where doctors' records confirm that she was eight weeks pregnant. Her due date is this Friday, Sept. 13.
Cell phone records show that Kelsie sent picture messages of her ultrasound picture to family members and also to Lucas and his mother. Cell phone records also show that Lucas asked Kelsie to go to Pueblo when she got off work on Feb. 4 because he needed to speak with her in person.
The family's press statement on April 29 said they know Kelsie made it to Pueblo and did meet up with Lucas. No one has seen or heard from her since.
She left her apartment on the morning of Feb. 4 with every intention of returning there that evening, according to the press statement.
The family indicated her bank account was accessed once since she went missing, and law enforcement has informed them that Donthe Lucas accessed her account on that occasion.
The family reports that Kelsie didn't talk to anyone on her cell phone after that Monday night, Feb. 4, but text messages were sent from her phone until Wednesday evening. They feel it was to pacify family and friends; they don't believe it was Kelsie doing the texting.
They've been informed that someone was driving Kelsie's 2011 black Chevy Cruz Feb. 4-6 before it was left at the St. Mary Corwin Hospital employee parking lot in Pueblo on Feb. 7 around 5 a.m.
Kelsie's family has set up a website and Facebook page to get the word out and to seek information.
Tips can be submitted online at HelpFindKelsie.com or by calling toll-free 1-855-4-KELSIE (1-855-453-5743). Also learn more on the Help Find Kelsie Facebook page.
The family has appreciated the solid support of community and hopes to see a great turnout Saturday to make way toward progress on the search for Kelsie.
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In August, the 2012 London Olympic Games gave many Asians athletes an international platform to demonstrate their physical prowess. Last month, a different group of Asians were put on the spotlight. A new season of Fashion Week took over New York and I was there to soak it all in all while getting first-hand looks at the creativity of numerous Asian designers inside or outside the tents. Check out four Asian designers or brands that were at this season's New York Fashion Week.
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The South African-born designer debuted his Spring 2013 collection as one of the five designers featured at the Arise African Icons fashion collective, held in Lincoln Center. From sparkly pink shorts to the gold dresses, Gavin Rajah stayed true to his opulent designs as even his headgear were luxurious like the gold visors. [Image Courtesy: Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week]


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The 2014 planning and budget season is upon us; and if you are like the numerous B2B and EDI managers I speak with on a regular basis, this is a battle that is hard fought and often results with less than you need to keep up and keep your company competitive. With a few data points, a report I helped develop a few years back, and your "tin cup" in hand, you can make a compelling case for how you and your team can significantly cut costs and improve the performance of your organization. Use this approach to get budget support from your line of business partners.
The Challenge
Your B2B team is likely taking a backseat to "higher priority" or "sexier" IT projects like BYOD, mobile, social, or cloud. Or the past list of usual suspects like; enterprise resource planning (ERP) implementations, application integration projects, and service oriented architecture (SOA) upgrades. Even worse, your company likely doesn't understand the value of what your team provides or can provide resulting in a focus on only those partners that mandate electronic commerce or those "high value" partners that are capable of trading electronically ignoring the costly manually partners. Does any of this sound familiar?
The Solution
If you answered yes, then it is clear that you have an opportunity to articulate the savings your team is currently creating as well as the potential savings you can create for the business by automating more of your manual (phone, fax, e-mail, postal mail) partners. As you know, like any other business request that requires incremental investment, it takes sound justification that proves positive return on investment . With this info, you can "tin cup" outside of the IT budget to gain support for those that hold more of the money... That's right the LOB organizations.
So where do you start?
- Option one: Pour through volumes of analyst research and reach out to all of your industry peers to determine best practices for calculating manual costs and expected returns on investment from automation. But surely someone has already done that, right? Well, that is option two, and precisely what I did for a few years back before IBM purchased Sterling Commerce.
- Option two: In less than five minutes the B2B Automation Savings Calculator enables you to generate an eight-page PDF report of what your company is currently spending on manual processing (using your costs or our industry median costs) and potential savings that your team can create by automating more of these manual business transactions. It also includes analyst justification of the benefits achieved with automation from three leading B2B analyst firms, AMR Research (now part of Gartner), Forrester Research, and Aberdeen Group. While the calculator is not intended to be a complex ROI tool, it does calculate conservative cost savings estimates, based on independent research performed by Forrester Consulting on behalf of Sterling Commerce, for automating the processing of typical business documents such as purchase orders, invoices, advanced shipping notices (ASNs) and payment remittances.
Show 'future value' and (with a few tricks) 'current value'
The tool was designed to justify the "future value" of your B2B operations by automating those partners currently trading manually and therefore the calculator's three-step process for doing so is straight forward and clearly articulated within the tool. However, in a recent conversation with a customer, we learned how he used the calculator to justify the "current value" his team is generating through electronic trading.
To achieve the "current value" calculations, the EDI manager modified the responses to the following inputs:
- How many total trading partners do you have?
- What percentage of those are you still trading with manually?
Instead of using an aggregate number for the first question, he used the number of customers currently automated. And for the second question, instead of a fractional percentage, he answered 100 percent.
By changing these inputs, the calculator is now calculating the manual processing costs that the company would face if these partners were not automated. With these modified inputs, the industry median cost values -- and a conservative estimate of a 20-50 percent savings from automation -- he was able to show that his team is currently saving the company tens of millions of dollars annually through B2B process automation.
So what's the point? The point is to show that B2B departments are still very much a strategic asset to the business. In fact, many customers I speak with tell me how they have converted their information technology (IT) departments from being just a tactical group that takes direction from the business owners, to a competitive differentiator that regularly partners with its line-of-business owners to drive more profit to the bottom line.
The partners you are managing and the documents flowing through your infrastructure are critical to the business today. Once you have the numbers showing how much you are saving the company today, run another report focusing on what you could save your purchasing department if you automated more purchase orders, or your accounts payable/receivable departments if you automated more invoices and remittances. The technology is available today to on-board the manual partners with little or no management and effort on your part, but I will save that for the next issue when we talk about segmenting your partners for greater B2B automation success.
Access the B2B Automation Savings Calculator and Start Proving Your Value Today
For more information on the calculator, see my prior blog posting from April, "Manual B2B Transactions, What are they Costing You?


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May 31, 2016
The computer attack that struck the Internet over the weekend is still having an impact as people return to work Monday.
But the problems are nowhere near the crippling level they reached Saturday, when the Internet was disrupted worldwide.
Monday, security experts saw a slight increase in the attacks as work days began in Asia, Europe and the U.S.
Meanwhile, experts are still trying to learn the origin of the computer "worm," which is like a virus.
The disruptions appeared in Hong Kong first, but investigators now say that doesn't necessarily mean it originated there.
A Hong Kong consultant said it's like finding which part of a river a drop of water comes from.
A spokeswoman for President Bush's infrastructure protection board said it can take weeks, months and even years to analyze the data. And even then, she said we may never know.
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Greenville, NC -- Police released the name of the suspect in Friday's Greenville shooting, as well as more information on his shooting spree.
Greenville Police say 23-year-old Lakim Anthony Faust faces four counts of attempted murder for shooting four people--one at a Kellum Law Firm and three at the Wal-Mart off Greenville Boulevard.
Faust is still at the Vidant Medical Center after suffering gunshot wounds when he exchanged gunfire with police. While his condition has not been released, police say they took him into custody at the hospital.
Detectives searched Faust's apartment on Hartford Street in Greenville and sent all evidence to an FBI lab for processing, police said.
Police still don't know Faust's motive in the case, but they say he intended "to inflict mass casualties on innocent people."
Detectives still have not released the victims' names.
The State Bureau of Investigation is assisting in the case, which is standard procedure in officer-involved shootings.


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First Bite: Txoko Brings Spain to Broadway
Ian Begg and Ryan Maxey are pretty open about the reason they left their high-profile gig at Café Majestic in 2008. Management wouldn't let them fully realize the style of food and service they aspired to, so the two friends took off to San Sebastian, a place chef Begg already had his eye on for some time. The Spanish city, nestled up by the French border, is coastal, metropolitan, and wickedly serious about its food. The similarty to SF is undeniable. But Begg and Maxey love it for what's different from their hometown: the enchanting cobblestone streets, the medieval undertones, and most importantly, a proliferation of unassuming taverns serving outstanding food. For three years now, the pair have been working on the business plan for a California-fueled riff on these Basque taverns. The guys already run cult-followed sandwich shop Naked Lunch on Broadway, so when the Enrico's space next door went on the market back in January, they thought, "Why not here?" About a month ago, their Txoko opened on strip-club-paved Broadway. It might be lacking cobblestones, but it's got its own flavor. Inside, you'll find vintage furnishings, medieval-style chandeliers and a communal table.


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Season the Clippers rocked San Diego
Bill Walton wants to make something clear, San Diego, and don't try to convince him otherwise because the man won't listen.
He failed you.
We're not talking about the short-term, either — not some letdown in a transitory moment. No, according to Walton — and the conviction in his voice is at full-throttle on this one — he is to blame for the extinction of professional hoops in this city. Yes, the greatest basketball player to ever come out of San Diego believes he's the one who sent the Clippers packing.
"It's a stain and stigma on my soul that can never be removed," said Walton by phone. "If it wasn't for my failures, San Diego would have a vibrant, thriving NBA franchise playing in a new, sparkling waterfront arena. That's the facts."
Those are most certainly not the facts, as predicting the fate of a professional sports franchise is impossible. And considering how his shortcomings were due to a betrayal of the body, not a breakdown of the spirit, Walton is being unreasonably hard on himself.
But the Hall of Fame center is not the first to think that, had he played up to expectations during his time with the San Diego Clippers, they wouldn't have moved to Los Angeles. And it is not beyond the boundaries of realism to believe that, instead of "Lob City," fans might be fawning over "Dunk Harbor" or "Alley-oop Beach."
What we know for certain is that the Clippers are facing Memphis in the playoffs after winning their first division title and logging the best record in franchise history. We also know that, whether it's a behind-the-back toss from Jamal Crawford to Blake Griffin, or a no-look delivery from Chris Paul to DeAndre Jordan, this team churns out highlights like Idaho does spuds.
But while the rest of the country watches the Clippers and wonders "what's next?" San Diegans have free license to ponder "what if?" There was a season, after all — before years of futility and absurdity all but erased the memory — that the Clippers had San Diego buzzing and the Sports Arena bustling.
There was a time — fleeting as it may have been — when it seemed there was no way that this was going to end badly.
This was going to end badly.
What chance was there for any other outcome? San Diego was America's Finest City and Earth's Finest Basketball Repellant.
After four seasons, the Rockets shipped out to Houston in 1971. After three seasons, the ABA assumed control of the Conquistadors, who in 1975 turned into the Sails, who folded hours before their 12th game.
Still, as bizarre as those departures may seem, they paled in comparison to the Clippers' arrival.
Celtics owner Irv Levin had wanted to move a team out west, but knew the NBA wouldn't allow him to relocate the then 13-time champs. So he swapped franchises with Buffalo Braves owner John Y. Brown, transported the Braves to San Diego, and renamed them the Clippers.
Their first home game was on October 15, 1978 in the 11,000-seat Sports Arena. Had they managed to draw 9,000 more fans, they would have sold out.
"Nothing was expected from that team," said Clippers play-by-play man Ralph Lawler, who began his stint with the franchise during its first year in San Diego. "It was such a unique situation."
Unique is one way to put it. The roster was an amalgam of draft picks, former Braves, and former Celtics… but not Hall of Famers like John Havlicek or Jo Jo White.
Instead, you had forward Kermit Washington, who was best known then for nearly killing Rudy Tomjanovich with a right cross during a Lakers-Rockets game. You had outspoken guard Randy Smith, whose voice was almost as loud as his wardrobe, which included an equestrian outfit complete with leather whips.


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Other than the famous Finn, I had never heard of a huckleberry until I moved to southern Alberta. Apparently it's an appellation given to many small fruits, Solanum melanocerasum (garden huckleberry) being one of the more common (a cousin to tomatoes and potatoes). However, if you hear 'huckleberry' around these parts, chances are it's not the nightshade that's being referred to, but one of the Vaccinium species which grow wild here.
I had not so much as even tasted a huckleberry when my friend Tina invited me to come picking with her at the Castle Mountain Huckleberry Festival. Yes, an entire festival for huckleberries. I had no idea.
It's held at the local ski hill, with music, food, the whole deal. They even sell lift tickets so you can pick from the top of the mountain all the way down.
We heard from other more seasoned pickers that the crop was not as plentiful this year as most, but we still had a good time. It's got me thinking about growing some Solanum melanocerasum to see how they compare, and so I could have them right here without the trip and the hike. But at the same time, isn't the hunt part of the fun?


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WASHINGTON, D.C. (WUSA) - Visiting the WUSA9 studios on Thursday at noon will be a sweet young dog named Angel.
Angel, who's currently at the Montgomery County Humane Society while she awaits a forever home, is a one-year-old, tan and white pit bull mix. Here's what Angel wants potential adopters to know about her:
I've got lots of puppy energy, but I'm ready to channel that into learning manners, obedience and really cool tricks. I'd love to be part of an active, loving family. Right now I'm cool with other dogs, and I looove people too, so come meet me!
See Angel on Thursday's noon news, and visit the MCHS website for more information about her and all the other companion animals waiting to meet you.


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WASHINGTON (WUSA) -- There is no excuse to drink and drive this holiday season.
Beginning Friday, Dec. 14 you can get a free cab ride home through the Washington Regional Alcohol Program (WRAP) called SoberRide.
The program will offer complimentary cab rides every day until Tuesday, Jan. 1 from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. All you have to do is call 800-200-8294 and be 21 years of age or older.
The program covers up to $30 dollars in fare, any remaining balance will need to be paid for by the customer.
SoberRide also operates during St. Patrick's Day, Independence Day and Halloween. It has provide service to over 55,000 DC area residents since 1993.
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Keep track of your upcoming tournaments by using the Next Tournament Countdown Widget. This Widget displays the upcoming scheduled tournaments you are registered for and how much time remains until they begin. You can also see how many Sit & Gos you are playing in and registered for.
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Please take a few minutes of your time to weed through the campaign lies being sold to you by various bloggers on this website.
One blogger has spent years now decrying President Obama - making blatant bigoted statements almost daily about how the president is a socialist, muslim, undocumented alien out to destroy America.
And now he has a blog with a picture of an African American gentlemen named Hiram Rhodes Revels, who was opposed by the Dixiecrats, Southern Conservative Democrats.
Mr Revels was a Republican before 1874 and then a Democrat. He derided the Republicans in a letterHere is what he had to say about Republicans at that time (November 6, 1875) while still a Republican in a letter to Republican President Ulysses S. Grant that was widely reprinted. In this letter, Revels denounced Ames and the Carpetbaggers for manipulating the Black vote for personal benefit, and for keeping alive wartime hatreds. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hiram_Rhodes_Revels)
Did any one reading that particular piece think it was odd that all of a sudden this blogger who has been race-baiting, whose blogs and comments always contain the bigoted slurs against a sitting U.S. president, has posted pictures of the U.S. president as a witchdoctor, and who never, ever signs off on any piece of writing without calling the president a muslim, illegal alien, socialist, communist whatever is suddenly defending African Americans against the ONLY political party that has ever worked in their self-interest? They voted 95% for President Obama - why would you believe anyone who writes that kind of trash?
Do your own thinking. Don't pay attention to Fox News or any people spouting misinformation and opinions that come from worldnewsdaily or the Drudge Report or Andrew Breitbart.
Read news for facts. Look at both sides. Don't vote based on stupid catchphrases like "Death Panels are in Obamacare". They want to scare you to vote against your own self interest. You think things are bad now? Think about how bad they were at the end of 2008 - that's your crystal ball.


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Birth Name: Adam Garcia
Born: 06/01/1973
Birth Place: Australia
Raised in suburb of Sydney, Australia, this dark-haired son of a Colombian immigrant first began studying dance at around age six. While his school chums were pursuing more mundane things, Garcia was attending ballet and tap classes at the famed Capital Dance Studios. He earned his first paycheck as a teenager tap dancing on the steps of Sydney's town hall under the direction of Baz Luhrmann and subsequently collaborated with Dein Perry, co-founding the All Tap Company. (Garcia was not involved with Perry's subsequent more well-known troupe Tap Dogs.) Garcia made his acting debut with a one-line role on the Australian TV series "Home and Away" but it was his stage role as the younger brother...
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Gov. Rod Blagojevich signs a bill that makes Illinois the first state to ban the sale of any dietary supplement containing Ephedra. Signing the bill into law means that stores will have to take Ephedra off the shelves immediately. The governor's action comes after the bill unanimously passed both houses of the Illinois legislature.
First time offenders would be charged with a misdemeanor. Any further violations would be considered a class 3 felony and subject to five years in jail. The law will not affect products that have been approved as safe by the federal drug administration.
Ephedra is a controversial supplement that is used for weight loss, increased energy and bodybuilding. The dietary supplement is currently banned by the NFL, the International Olympic Committee and the NCAA.
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I managed to preauth a user via SOAP by following Preauth - Zimbra :: Wiki
However, there are instruction to preauth for admin tasks via REST but there is nothing about doing the same via SOAP ; any hints ?
Is it even possible or am I have to use REST ? the Auth method from zimbraAdmin does not have a preauth mechanism in the referenced doc.
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I just downloaded Zimbra Desktop 7.2.2 GA (build 11951) to test. I noticed that when you set up the account you enter your Zimbra password and save and then you dont have to enter the password again. I'm wondering if there is a way to make it where you have to enter the username and password each time you open zimbra desktop? Also, we have it set so that within 90 days the user will have to change their password, but I noticed in zimbra desktop it just shows a small x but its hard for the user to know that their password needs to be changed. It looks like in order to change it they would have to open a web browser log into zimbra that way to change the password and then go back to zimbra desktop and update it.
I'm thinking it maybe easier just to stick with the web browser. The reason I was going to try desktop is because a pop up notification comes up in the system tray when new mail arrives and users like this.


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Rockers AC/DC plan to go back to the recording studio for a new album in May, according to an interview posted on Billboard.com.
The group's frontman Brian Johnson says AC/DC will start work on their next album and also plan to tour ahead of their 40th anniversary.
The band's most recent album, "Black Ice," was released in 2008.