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Joost Veerkamp in Galerie Lambiek (December 2008)
29 November 2008
Joost Veerkamp presented an exhibition of silkscreens and posters at Galerie Lambiek, showing his true love for architecture.
Veerkamp is a graphic designer of books, stamps and silkscreened posters. The show opened at Lambiek on 29 November 2008, and was on display through January 2009.


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|Release Date: February 21, 2003
|Running Time: 118 mins.
|MPAA Rating: R
|Box Office: $9,059,588.00
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Summary:In America, the police are sworn to uphold the law and protect the innocent. But on the streets, it's everyone for themselves--and the streets are where policeman Eldon Perry honed his craft. Perry is a veteran cop in Los Angeles, one of the toughest cities in the world. A member of the LAPD's elite Special Investigations Squad, Perry is known for his tough street tactics, fiery temper, and a willingness to do whatever it takes to bring someone to justice. Perry plays fast and loose with the rules and goes over the line--until another cop vows to bring him down. When the SIS is assigned a high-profile quadruple homicide, Perry is put on the case along with SIS rookie Bobby Keough. Investigat... Full Summary >>


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ATLANTA -- A police chase that started at around 1 a.m. Tuesday in Douglas County ended with a crash in southeast Atlanta.
The series of events began when officers started chasing a stolen red Dodge Durango east on Interstate 20 at speeds of up to 110 mph.
The chase continued on the Downtown Connector to southeast Atlanta, where the Dodge wrecked at the intersection of Lakewood Avenue and Lakewood Way.
Four men jumped out of the car and ran. Police caught two of them.
Officers from Douglas County, Atlanta and the Georgia State Patrol were involved in the chase and capture.
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Toronto, ON (Sports Network) - Ben Scrivens stopped 32-of-33 shots he faced
and Colton Orr netted the game winner as the Toronto Maple Leafs overcame the
loss of their starter during a three-goal second period to beat Philadelphia,
5-2, at Air Canada Centre.
Scrivens was called upon at the four-minute mark of the second period when
starter James Reimer left with a lower-body injury after 12 stops. He allowed
just a Tye McGinn marker with 32 seconds left in regulation.
Matt Frattin and Clarke MacArthur also tallied in the deciding frame for the
Maple Leafs, who were coming off a 6-0 demolition of the Habs in Montreal and
won their fourth straight overall.
Wayne Simmonds also scored for the Flyers, who had won three of four coming
in. Ilya Bryzgalov was pulled after allowing four goals on 17 shots. Brian
Boucher made nine saves for the remainder of the contest.
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Thanks for all the welcome aboards,
I live, work and hunt on the Oregon Coast.
I routinely hunt Colorado and I regularly apply in WY & NM.
I have a lot more pics of trophies with fins than I do with horns.
It always seems that tasty meat outweighs potential taxidermy bills.
I am about 15 months from a 30 years retirement although that just means I have to get a real job!!!!
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Some people got an early start on their Christmas shopping at the 28th annual Arts and Crafts Show at the Frank Cochran Center this weekend.
The show is sponsered by the Lauderdale County Homemakers Council and features jewlery, woodwork, cakes, pies, wreaths, and Christmas ornaments, among numerous other items. Council President Judy Harwell says that the money raised goes to a good cause.
"We do this mainly to raise money for the organizations in the city, like Hope Village, Care Lodge, Salvation Army, all the different organizations we like to help," Harwell says. "So all the money we take in at the door and the booth fees are used in the city."
The show takes place on the first weekend of November.
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Are all the stars significant? If the bulk of the starscape is background, you want some way to have the ones you're concerned with stand out - bigger, brighter, flares, symbols - something.
If the stellar class doesn't matter to the user of the map, might as well make them all the same color. But if, say, your students at the stellar nav academy need to remember NOT to route passenger liners past the blue-white gamma-flooding flare star, then by all means, show color.
Starfields are easy to *depict* but hard to *map*. A useful display on the bridge of a ship for instance might focus on just the stars that have jump gates, or that have inhabited planets, or some other important characteristic. And since most look alike to the naked eye (okay - similar), meaningful symbols might be better than bright dots in a black field.
As to scale of the map - if you treat a broad enough swath, the flat-spiral structure of a typical galaxy somewhat constrains your z-direction. If you're in the middle of a globular cluster with just as much z-axis in play as the x and y though, then it's going to be tough for a reader to discern that the two adjacent stars marked z+255 and z-397 are way, way further apart than the two separated by 80 LY in x-y, but at about the same z.


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Hello Guildmembers!
I hope that you are all well. To keep things simple, I'll be to-the-point.
Over the past few years I have been working in my (nonexistant) spare time on a low fantasy setting that is mostly earthlike. In this setting there are two known continents bridged by a series of four 'Central Seas' (Respectively known as the Channel Sea, the Shattered Sea, the Sea of Blades, and the Sunrise Sea). Long story short, I have made a map of the setting (attached below) using Paint.Net that has the coasts, seas, islands, mountains, and rivers marked out. The setting is made as if done by an in-world mapmaker and as such illustrates the world as the mapmaker knows it.
As for my commission, I would like an improved version of my map with political boundaries and major cities indicated. I will provide the boundaries and the location of these cities to anyone who offers to take up the commission. As I stated before, this 'political map' are less than pretty, but they will get the information across.
I'm looking for a colored political map that is stylized so as to appear as if it were produced by an in-universe cartographer. On a lower-quality level, the kind of greyscale map that one finds on the back cover of a book (such as those commonly found in copies of Game of Thrones or Lord of the Rings), and on the higher end of the scale I would use the map from the video game the Witcher 2 as a model. Obviously such high-quality work as CD Projekt's work for the Witcher is above and beyond the call of duty. I would, however, like as high quality a map as possible.
Time Constraints
None within reason. I don't have any deadlines pressing or anything.
To quote the prototype:
"I will have the right to use the image for commercial purposes, the artist will have the right to exhibit the image as part of his portfolio but not to exploit it for commercial gain."
It's your work and I have no interest in claiming otherwise. I am only concerned about the integrity and security of my story. I would be livid if over a year and a half of mapmaking was to go to waste because of copyright issues. You can put it in any kind of portfolio that yo would like.
I'm open to anything. Obviously free would be ideal, but I'd be willing to discuss a price with a willing cartographer. I must warn you before hand, however, that I don't have the money to pay any sort of premium.
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Kiddwinner, are you gonna haul your big area 89 buck all the way back to Zero Box ?
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I'd like to know which ones not to use and why? I usually process my own meat, but just in case I don't sometime.
Left you and lostriverproductions a PM.
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I would like to know who you wouldn't use, you can PM them if you want. I don't want any bad meat to bring back.
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The Reverend Roger Stressman '44 has found one of the best retirement activities available to an ordained minister. Since 2006, he has been active in the chaplaincy program for Holland America Line ships, cruising the world in exchange for conducting Protestant worship services on Sundays and sea days, caring for families who experience illness or death, and assisting the captain with ship weddings.
He lists Australia, New Zealand, Greece, Turkey, Palestine, Italy and Norway among the countries he's visited while "working."
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BracketRacket: 'I thought it's for takeout orders'
Welcome to BracketRacket, your one-stop shopping place for all things NCAA.
Today, LeBron James struggles with "The Decision" (Again? Seriously?), Fox anchor Neil Cavuto tries to order takeout food off a bracket sheet, men debate "hotness," best-selling crime novelist Robert Crais plots a happy ending for the NCAAs (clue: Duke wins! Duke wins!), and one very sad Kentucky fan refuses to take off his hat.
Oh, and the real tournament begins.
But first, let's crank up the time machine.
It's July 8, 2010. King James has surrounded himself with props (or real children, still not sure which) inside the Boys & Girls Club of Greenwich, Conn. He is about to end the summer of speculation and make "The Decision."
Born and raised in Akron, Ohio, James jumped to the NBA after his junior year of high school and the home-state Cleveland Cavaliers are the only pro team he has ever known. But he's also a free agent and tired of winter.
"I'm going to take my talents to South Beach," he says, "and join the Miami Heat."
Now it's Wednesday, we're back in Cleveland and James and the Heat are closing in on the NBA record for consecutive games won in a regular season. That first decision looks pretty good in hindsight, especially after James finally got that first championship by beating Oklahoma City in the finals last year. Strangely, though, he will be a free agent again in 2014, and he's been coy about his future plans.
So AP sports writer Tom Withers sidles up to James at the Heat's morning shootaround Wednesday and asks the tough question: "Who ya got?"
"Everyone has a chance to win it," James replies. "Everyone."
That's right: The King still hadn't filled out his NCAA bracket, either.
He likes Louisville and Kansas, Indiana and Ohio State. He just can't - stop me if you've heard this before - commit.
"There's always going to be one sleeper," he told Withers. "There's always going to be a VCU or a Butler or Norfolk State that's going to be out there in the Elite Eight. We'll see."
Nothing indecisive about the result later that night, though. James leads the Heat back from 27 down in the third quarter to win and extend their streak to 24 straight. The real highlight, though, comes, when a young man runs onto the floor mid-game wearing a T-shirt that read: "We Miss You, 2014 Come Back" (watch it here: http://bit.ly/101q9N8 )
As security hauled him away, James patted the guy on the head.
"There are metal detectors here, so we were OK," James said. "I embraced it."
No word yet on who the kid was picking.
Neil Cavuto is a serious news guy. He said so himself a half-dozen times in his "Common Sense" segment Wednesday on Fox. But even he couldn't resist trying to glom onto the coattails of the NCAAs at this time of year.
In his opening segment, the anchor decided to chide President Obama for failing to submit a budget on time. But how to tie it into the tournament? Try an NCAA-styled graphic showing that while the president had completed his brackets ahead of the tournament every year in office, he'd blown through the deadline for submitting a budget in four of those five.
A stretch?
Sure. And so finally, as his guest, Guy Benson, the political editor of Townhall.com, was offering a light-hearted defense of the president, Cavuto cut him off and conceded, "I don't understand this bracket thing."


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News and Announcements
|25 August
|Alert Notice 446: Supernova 2011fe in M101 (NGC 5457) = PSN J14030581+5416254
August 26, 2011
|24 August
|Special Notice #250: Possible Type-Ia Supernova in M101
August 24, 2011: P. Nugent et al. report in ATel #3581 that a possible Type-Ia supernova has been discovered by the Palomar Transient Factory shortly after eruption in the galaxy M101 and has been designated "PTF11kly". The object is currently at a magnitude of g=17.2, but may well rise by several magnitudes. The object is well placed within M101 for good photometry, and observations of this potential bright SNIa are strongly encouraged.
The (J2000) coordinates reported for the object are
|24 August
|NSV 11154: A newly classified R CrB star
A paper by Nutsinee Kijbunchoo (LSU) and others on the star NSV 11154 has just been accepted for publication in the Publications of the Astronomical Society of the Pacific. This paper "NSV 11154 is a New R Coronae Borealis Star" is now available on arXiv.org, and makes use of observations old and new.
|23 August
|Nuevo foro de AAVSO en idioma español
A partir de hoy, la AAVSO inaugura un espacio de intercambio para la comunidad hispanoparlante
|19 August
|Special Notice #249: FTP site for submitting AGN images requested in Alert Notice 443
August 19, 2011: As announced in AAVSO Alert Notice 443, Dr. Misty Bentz (Georgia State University) requests observations of four active galactic nuclei (AGN) for a study of variability in these sources by the STARE Collaboration. She requests BVRcIc filtered photometry of NGC 6814, NGC 7213, NGC 7469, and NGC 1566 from July 10, 2011, to November 1, 2011. She also requests that observers submit their images for analysis. An FTP site has been created for this purpose.
|19 August
|Alert Notice 445 - Request for monitoring of SS Cygni in support of European VLBI radio observations
August 19, 2011: Following their very successful multiwavelength observing campaign on the dwarf nova SS Cygni in 2010 April (see AAVSO Special Notices #204 and 206 and the related information page), Dr. James Miller-Jones (International Centre for Radio Astronomy Research, Curtin University, Perth, Western Australia) and colleagues have a follow-up multiwavelength campaign on SS Cyg scheduled.
|17 August
|Buy the AAVSO Centennial History book directly from the AAVSO!
The AAVSO has 100 copies of Advancing Variable Star Astronomy that we are selling at the discounted rate of $80. So please order from the AAVSO store and help support the organization. We have the books in stock for immediate shipment.
But wait, there's more! If you add an order for one of our limited edition Centennial T-Shirts, we will take $15 off your total order at checkout.
|11 August
|Special Notice #248: Radio outburst in V1343 Aquilae
Note: This text was updated from the original to include the most recent observation. -M. Templeton, 2011 August 11
August 11, 2011: The star V1343 Aquilae is reportedly undergoing a radio flaring episode, and optical observations over the next few weeks are encouraged to track the optical behavior. S.A. Trushkin et al report in ATel #3547 that observations with the RATAN-600 show a large increase in radio fluxes at 4.8, 8.5 and 11.2 GHz beginning around JD 2455777 (2011 August 03) and continuing through the present.
|10 August
|JAAVSO Call for Papers for Special epsilon Aurigae Issue
for a special edition of the
Journal of the American Association of Variable Star Observers
dedicated to epsilon Aurigae, similar objects and amateur observing techniques of bright stars.
|09 August
|Alert Notice 444: Nova Lupi 2011
August 9, 2011
|08 August
|Special Notice #247: Possible Nova in Lupus
Possible Nova in Lupus
The coordinates are: 14 54 20 -55 05 03 J2000
|06 August
|Special Notice #246: Continued Monitoring of epsilon Aurigae
August 8, 2011: The bright star epsilon Aurigae has emerged from its most recent eclipse that began in August, 2009. A BVRIJH light curve for the last 365 days of the eclipse can be viewed at the following URL.
|04 August
|Eclipses During the 2010 Eruption of the Recurrent Nova U Scorpii
|28 July
|Effects of dust on light-curves of ε Aur type stars (updated)
100728 Update: Dr. Budaj has offered a short description of the paper with a nice illustration, which can be read via the Citizen Sky forums.
The following is an abstract for a paper recently been posted to ArXiv (and accepted for publication in A&A Letters). The paper is based on your AAVSO observations of apsilon Aurigae and acknowledges AAVSO support.
|25 July
|New Online Forum: Getting Started with the AAVSO
|21 July
|Visual Estimate Experiment
|19 July
|AAVSO Newsletter 49 now online
AAVSO Newsletter 49, July 2011, is now online.
|19 July
|Week of Online Chats for Beginners: July 25-29
We will be hosting three online chat sessions for beginners to the AAVSO during the week of July 25, 2011. Below are the list of the chat topics. However, feel free to bring up any topic at any chat.
The chat room can be accessed by pointing your browser here. Details about how to use dedicated chat clients are here.
|19 July
|AAVSO 100th Annual Meeting
October 4-8, 2011
Cambridge & Woburn, MA
|19 July
|Pro-Am White dwarf Monitoring (PAWM) Pilot Project
Bruce Gary has announced a one-month pilot project to evaluate the feasibility of observing exoplanet transits of white dwarfs. The advantage of looking at white dwarfs is that the eclipses will be deeper. The disadvantage is they will be very short (on the order of minutes). So there is considerable challenge here!
|11 July
|The Chart Error Reporting Tool (CHET) is back online
|08 July
|Alert Notice 443: Long-term monitoring of four AGN in support of ground-based spectroscopy
[Edited 2011 July 12 to indicate that the apertures and annuli are radii rather than diameters. -- M. Templeton, AAVSO]
|08 July
|Delta Scorpii: el nacimiento de una estrella Be
This is also available in English
Las estrellas Be
El estadio Be no es sólo una etapa evolutiva en las vidas de algunas estrellas calientes de tipo B de rápida rotación sino también un fenómeno transitorio que puede ir y venir con el paso de los años en la misma estrella. Varias razones se han propuesto para explicar el comportamiento de estas estrellas y aun están en debate.
|07 July
|Delta Scorpii: the birth of a Be star
The Be stars
Be-ness is not only an evolutionary stage in the lives of some rapidly rotating hot B-type stars but also a transient phenomenon that may come and go over the years for the same star. Several reasons have been proposed to explain the behavior of these stars and are still in debate.
|07 July
|Charts and Sequences Update July 2011


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150-180ppi should give you good visual quality for testing. I am not familiar with tiling in gimp but you could always layout some guides diving the map into print-sized parts with a tiny registration dot where the guides cross, then put a guide about .25" to .5" (1cm) on either side of those guides to mark desired overlap (makes it easier to reassemble without ugly white gaps)... then copy and paste each of those sections (including a section for overlap) into their own document for print. Hope that makes sense?!
If you have access to Adobe Illustrator.. you can place the map and set it to tile in page setup.


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WASHINGTON (WUSA9) -- Four firefighters and a civilian were injured after a fire truck and another vehicle collided in Southeast DC on Wednesday afternoon.
According to a DC Fire and Rescue official, the accident happened at 53rd Street and Queen's Stroll Place in SE at 12:01 p.m. It appears the fire truck was returning from an earlier call when it was struck by the other vehicle, says the official. At this point it is unclear if the fire truck was stopped or moving.
We're told the fire truck was from Station 30 on 49th St NE.
The civilian was transported to a hospital with life-threatening injuries, according to the fire official. Three firefighters suffered non-life threatening injuries and were taken to local hospitals. The fourth firefighter went to the fire and police clinic for treatment of minor injuries.


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Iowa State Launches Snapchat Presence
AMES, Iowa - Beginning Tuesday, Iowa State Athletics has formally launched their presence on Snapchat. Snapchat is a photo messaging application that allows a brand or user to send a photo or video message to followers.
The Cyclones will use the account to give fans a behind-the-scenes, preview upcoming promotions, contests and much more. These photos and videos will be displayed within the platform for 24 hours before they disappear.
To follow the Cyclones on Snapchat, select the "Friend" icon on the upper right corner of the My Friends Page, then tap the far right search tab and enter "cycloneath" in the field. Finally, tap the "Add Friend" icon next the username.


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HR Tech Vendors' Push to Go Global
People management software vendors are courting multinationals and other clients looking to evolve to a single, cloud-based system to replace a crazy quilt of existing local and regional programs.
Read the fine print of Workday Inc.'s $637 million initial public offering and you'll find that the people management software vendor has earmarked some of the proceeds to expand internationally.
By pouring more into global sales and marketing, Workday hopes to improve its budding non-North American business, which today includes clients such as London-based insurer Aviva International Holdings Inc., but accounts for only 10 percent of total revenue.
Workday isn't alone in wanting to boost business outside the United States and Canada. In fact, it's hard to find a major human resources software vendor that isn't making the push to go global.
Vendors are appealing to multinational companies that have made it a priority to combine their global workforce onto a single software system that can manage everything from payroll and administration to talent and learning management. Some companies are acting out of necessity. They are looking to replace cobbled-together systems from multiple vendors that don't adequately track employee information, a decided drawback in the dawning age of HR "Big Data."
The trend is fueled by the relative low cost of cloud-based HR software, which makes using a single global system more affordable than ever. "For a long time it was a question of budget, and that's changing," says Ahmed Limam, a Paris-based independent HR technology consultant.
Gretchen Alarcon, Oracle Corp. vice president for human capital management, or HCM, strategy, says she's noticed a shift in thinking in recent years among international companies. Rather than focus on their home country, they're adopting a more cosmopolitan identity. "I'm hearing, 'We're a global organization,' " she says.
In addition to multinationals, vendors are targeting large enterprises in Brazil and India and other developing economies as well as government-run companies in China and elsewhere, according to Aron Ain, CEO of workforce management software-maker Kronos. The push is helping Kronos' sales outside of North America grow 15 to 16 percent a year, or three times faster than sales in the United States and Canada, despite a slowdown in Europe because of economic problems there, Ain says.
In all, 28 percent of companies considering changing their current HR structures in 2012 or 2013 are motivated by global HR initiatives, according to workforce consultant Towers Watson & Co.'s 2012 HR technology survey.
A software system designed for worldwide operations is "both an enabler to ensure you have globally consistent processes and self-service tools, and one way management is getting their hands around their entire organization," says Tom Keebler, global practice leader for Towers Watson's HR technology group.
To date, major people management software vendors haven't made big global inroads. The top two, Oracle and SAP account for nearly 30 percent of the market, according to Lisa Rowan, IDC's HR services research program director. Though Workday has quickly gained U.S. market share since starting here seven years ago, the company's global-market share is still only 3.5 percent, Rowan says.
Many global companies that still operate a patchwork of HR systems find it difficult to do even simple things, such as make a well-priced job offer to relocate a middle manager.
That's where Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts found itself not long ago. The Toronto-based hotelier had been using just under 50 HR systems to keep track of 36,000 employees working at 86 properties around the world. Using a jumble of software made it impossible for HR staff to come up with current data on compensation and other basics. "We would stumble on job offers to move a general manager from one location to another," says Mary Sullivan, Four Seasons' senior vice president of corporate HR. "We spent enormous amounts of time researching HR when we opened a new hotel because there was no standardization and an over-reliance on paper-driven systems. We were living in the '70s," Sullivan says.
But in early 2011 as Four Seasons was developing 55 new properties, the company's HR department began the process of creating a global human capital management system for them to run on. From an initial field of 16 vendor candidates they chose Workday, and used Accenture, Workday's longtime partner, to help implement it.
Today, a total of 87 Four Seasons' properties run on the global HCM system, including newly opened resorts. Managers and employees can use the software in English, French, Spanish and two Chinese dialects, and Arabic will be out this fall, Sullivan says. Four Seasons trained staff members in each location as troubleshooters, and questions they can't answer are referred to regional "superusers."
Four Seasons executives now use the software from a desktop computer, iPad or iPhone to do things like check compensation information on anyone at a specific property. When a senior-level person overseeing guest rooms visits a hotel, for example, they see the performance rating for every employee in that division at that property, as well as locations each person has identified as places they'd like to work in the future. "That's fundamentally the work we do, talking to employees about their careers. It's a great aid to go into the conversation with that knowledge and knowing we don't have 50 repositories for that information," Sullivan says.
According to regulatory filings for its IPO, other Workday customers who've bought the company's cloud-based global HCM software include Chiquita Brands International Inc., Flextronics International and Salesforce.com Inc.
Oracle is seeing "a very sizable global pickup" in interest for its cloud-based Fusion HR applications, according to Alarcon, the HCM strategy vice president. Cosmetics giant Elizabeth Arden Inc. is rolling out Fusion software worldwide, beginning in the United Kingdom and Switzerland. Toshiba Medical Systems, a Japan-based maker of X-ray devices and other medical equipment, is beginning a global implementation of Fusion HR software, starting in Europe. Other Fusion customers based outside of the United States are Peach Aviation, a Japanese airline, and European financial services firms Societe Generale and UBS .
Privately held Kronos saw revenue for fiscal 2012, which ended Sept. 30, grow 9 percent, to $870 million, in part because of strong demand in India, China and Latin America, Ain says. Kronos had a record quarter in China, where 60 percent of its customers are state-run businesses, and in India, where the company sells to mainly Indian-based businesses. It's taken years and establishing local sales and customer support staff to make those kinds of inroads, Ain says, adding: "You don't just show up in China and put up a sign saying 'Kronos is in town.' "
Since SilkRoad Technology Inc. started selling to Asia-Pacific customers three years ago, the region has grown to account for 15 percent of the privately held midmarket talent management software-maker's total annual revenue. That's without China, which SilkRoad entered recently with help from a Japanese partner. SilkRoad uses a central developer team to build its core talent management software, then configures localized user interface layers on top to support 19 or 20 different languages plus applicant information that differs greatly from country to country, says Ed Vesely, SilkRoad's executive vice president and chief marketing officer. "When you get into Japan, they're capturing a lot of data that we would consider fairly personal, such as what your cholesterol is and how much you weigh, a lot of detail that you and I would never share," Vesely says.
Despite vendors' inroads, switching to a global HR software product can be risky. Even under optimum circumstances, it can take time and coordination. Four Seasons shifted in three "big bangs," as Four Seasons' Sullivan puts it, and though it was planned, she says it was a lot to take on at once.
Some vendors may claim to offer a global product, but their software doesn't cover everything it purports to. Even the best may not include the languages and government regulations that multinationals encounter every place they operate. Payroll taxes can be especially vexing, Towers Watson's Keebler says.
Michelle V. Rafter is a Workforce contributing editor. Comment below or email email@example.com.
—Additional reporting by Ed Frauenheim
Nov. 13, 2012
This article has been revised to reflect the following correction:
An article about HR software vendors expanding globally, published Nov. 12, incorrectly stated vendor Kronos' revenue for fiscal 2012. The company's revenue for the year ended Sept. 30 was $870 million.


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Confession: I rarely wash my hair every day. I've experimented with a few different store-bought brands of dry shampoo over the years, and while I've enjoyed the results, I could definitely do without the price tag (as well as all the additional chemical ingredients). Forgo washing and blow-drying your hair on day two and cash in on some extra minutes of beauty sleep with the help of a few common household supplies and this homemade dry shampoo recipe.
What you'll need:
• 1/2 cup baking soda
• 1/2 cup whole grain oatmeal
• Sprig of dried lavender or 10 – 15 drops lavender essential oil (or any scent of your choice)
• Food processor
• Small jar with airtight lid
• Old makeup brush
• Fine-tooth comb
How to do it:
1. Combine the baking soda and oatmeal together in a food processor and grind until they form a fine powder.
2. Add the dried lavender or essential oil and mix well.
3. Scoop mixture into a small jar for storage.
4. Part your hair into three sections and use the makeup brush to lightly dust the mixture onto each section's roots.
5. Work the fine-tooth comb from root to tip to brush out any excess powder.
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Re: Hundreds rally for single-payer healthcare in Oregon
As people discover how horrible Obamacare is, there will be new support for Medicare for Al,.
Hey, how come Al gets Medicare and I don't?
The folks who think Obamacare is wonderful seem to fall into two categories: People who have no idea how much health insurance costs, particularly for people who are middle age or older, and those who are really bad at math.


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I have installed and re-installed ZD and do not have the Toaster application supposedly included in with ZD. None of the forum posts give me any clues as to where to find Toaster. It wasn't an option during the ZD installation process, it's not inside the c:\zimbra folder, and it's not available as a separate download.
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Yesterday, we brought you images from H&M and Versace's menswear collection, which was a whole lot more Zoolander than we anticipated. Perhaps in an act of cosmic balancing, the retailer has also released the Fall 2011 campaign for its Conscious collection and it's really, really lovely. The campaign stars Frida Gustavsson and Caroline Brasch Nielsen voguing like '90s supermodels in a bunch of beautiful dark floral prints and chic basics. Good look picking a favorite shoe, though.
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The Denver Coroner identified the man as Jeffrey Albert Musick, 38. 9NEWS has learned the last listed address for Musick is a psychiatric hospital in Arapahoe County. Based on 9NEWS research, Musick has been at two different psychiatric facilities in recent history.
Musick is accused of critically injuring an officer on Auraria campus. The officer's finger was almost severed, according DPD's Raquel Lopez. The officer has been released from the hospital, but his name has not been released.
9NEWS has learned Musick has an extensive criminal history in the area, having been arrested by multiple jurisdictions including Denver and Arapahoe County sheriff's offices, and Jefferson County, Lakewood and Littleton Police.
Obstructing police, drugs and weapons charges are listed in this Colorado criminal history.
9NEWS has reached out to all Musick's relatives but hasn't heard back.
Auraria Police were called to Ninth and Walnut streets near the Tivoli Student Center at 5:54 a.m. Lopez said someone called dispatch reporting a man with a sword. Police confronted armed, sword-swinging Musick in front of the Tivoli building. He was shot several times. The Coroner said he died of multiple gunshot wounds.
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Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Johnson of Dover and Mr. and Mrs. Steve Williams of Cove City announce the engagement of their daughter, Samantha Johnson of Cove City to Josh Edwards of Aurora.
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Honda Introduces First New Commercial Mower in 15 Years
Honda Power Equipment has introduced the all-new HRC commercial mower series. Completely re-engineered from the ground up, the new mowers will once again set the industry standard for durability, quality, and reliability. The HRC Series' legendary mowing performance will, for the first time, be enhanced by offering Honda's exclusive MicroCut™ twin-blade mulching technology.
First introduced in the summer of 1989, the existing HRC Series will be replaced by two models: the self-propelled, hydrostatic drive HRC216HXA and push-type HRC216PDA. Both models will debut with the same MSRPs as their comparable predecessors, despite the increased feature content.
"Honda's commercial mowers have become fixtures on landscaping trucks around the country," said Honda Power Equipment vice president, Wade Terry. "With the new HRC Series, we wanted to build on our long-standing reputation for quality, while capitalizing on a variety of new Honda performance technologies. The new mowers are stronger, faster, lighter, more efficient, and an even better value."
Key new features and highlights include:
- Dome shaped deck design that facilitates both bagging and mulching while delivering finer clipping particles;
- Offset twin blade MicroCut System (the only 2 blade 21" commercial mower);
- New Hydrostatic Cruise Control transmission that has been redesigned for increased durability and higher top speed;
- Stronger handlebars that are now adjustable for height;
- Front bumper tie down for transport and engine protection;
- Xenoy wheels with axle protectors.
Commercial Grade Power
The introduction of push model HRC216PDA will mark the U.S. debut of Honda's GSV160 overhead cam (OHC) engine. Aluminum Uniblock construction reduces weight while maintaining durability and longevity through the use of a cast iron cylinder sleeve, ball bearings on the flywheel side of the crankshaft, and a dual-stage air filter with an oiled pre-filter to increase lifespan in dusty environments. This new engine also delivers more power than was available on the previous push model.
The self-propelled Honda HRC216HXA utilizes Honda's legendary GXV160 engine, and puts power to the rear wheels through a robust shaft drive system. A redesigned version of Honda's unique Hydrostatic Cruise Control transmission increases top drive speed from 3.5 to 4 miles per hour. Additionally, the system allows the operator to infinitely vary the drive speed between 0 and 4 mph, and to gradually phase power in and out when maneuvering around obstacles. The engine transfers power to the blades through the RotoStop? System, allowing the user to engage or disengage the blades without having to start or stop the engine. This also is convenient for maintaining drive wheel power while crossing beds, driveways, or other obstacles.
Commercial Grade Deck Design
The new Honda HRC Series includes an all-new heavy-duty steel deck featuring unique dome architecture that increases deck strength while reducing weight. An additional engine bed welded to the deck in six places increases mower structural rigidity and durability. The new deck increases the total number of cut height settings to eight, and increases maximum cut height to four inches.
Superior Cutting Performance
The new MicroCut blades compliment the dome under-deck shape to deliver class-leading mulching and bagging performance without compromising one for the other. The MicroCut twin blades create four cutting surfaces, and are offset in an "X" configuration to maximize lift. This results in grass particles being circulated more frequently, and therefore being cut into finer pieces. Finer grass clippings enhance the lawn appearance when mulching, and also mean that particles decompose more quickly. When being bagged, the finer clippings allow the bag to be emptied less frequently, maximizing worker productivity and minimizing the volume of yard waste that must be disposed of.
An added benefit of the new twin blade pattern is that the blades absorb shock better to minimize damage to the crankshaft upon impact with a hard object.
Honda is the world's preeminent engine maker, selling more than 19 million engines globally across its product lines, and Honda mowers are characterized by the same clean, quiet, fuel-efficient technology that is behind its reputation for unparalleled durability, quality, and reliability.
Editor's Note:
Honda Power Equipment, a division of American Honda Motor Co., Inc., manufactures and markets a complete range of outdoor power equipment, including outboard marine engines, general purpose engines, generators, lawnmowers, pumps, snowblowers, tillers and trimmers for commercial, rental and residential applications. Its comprehensive product line is powered exclusively by environmentally advanced 4-stroke engines.
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This year's techFest program for faculty and staff includes a variety of technology-related workshops, including ones that cover recording and editing of video and audio, and utilizing audio and video for websites, Facebook pages or email attachments. Other sessions focus on designing posters, newsletters and better spreadsheets, mapping a trip, giving a presentation and organizing events. A workshop on mobile computing will be co-led by President Hammond. All sessions will be held in Carnegie Hall.
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"Out of this world" defines this night-not–to be-missed with its extraordinary playbill of performers. Admission is free with a Saturday General Admission ticket to the Jubilee.
Comprising this rare showcase of musical talent—Saturday evening, November 23rd, 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. at the Dixie Convention Center—are:
Heidi Anderson—an accomplished actor and singer who has performed all over the United States, and locally in Tuacahn's productions of Mary Poppins , Little Mermaid, Les Miserables, Beauty and the Beast; and on national tour in The Phantom of the Opera.
J. Michael Bailey—a Utah native who has performed on stages across the United States and Canada, including in Utah Shakespeare Festival's production of Les Miserables, Sunday in the Park with George, and Sweeney Todd. Also a successful singer-songwriter, he has a new release due in 2014.
Gail Bennett-DeJesus—who recently starred in Tuacahn's Summer Season in Starlight Express and as Mary Poppins in Mary Poppins – a role she has played over 65 times on the First National Tour. Several feature films and television performances round out her impressive resume.
Eric Dodge and Andy Dodge—Eric is making waves in country music—with his album Why Not Today, an international success –along with six other albums, and 2012 acceptance into the Country Music Association (CMA). Andy Dodge – an accomplished artist and music instructor as well as on-the-road performer with Eric.
John Houston Gospel Choir – brimming with talent, this group has performed across southern Utah. Director John Houston—formerly a member of Gladys Knight's Gospel Light Choir—has incorporated Christmas songs into the Gospel Choir's repertoire of up-tempo and old school gospel singing.
Mikalene Ipson—who began singing with bands at a young age and has performed all over the western United States, plays guitar and piano, and is a talented songwriter – with her first album of originals titled Pixie Dust is available on Itunes, Amazon, and Mikalene.com.
Brodie Perry—professional actor, performer, and advanced voice instructor – teaching students and teachers, locally and worldwide. Brodie's career began with the Utah Festival Opera and Utah State Theater Opera Companies, and he frequently guest solos on many concert stages.
Lisa Hopkins Seegmiller—2010 GRAMMY Nominee for Best Opera Recording and TONY AWARD Winner for her portrayal of Mimi in Puccini's La Boheme on Broadway. Locally, she has appeared in Tuacahn's production of Cats.
For more information on the Jubilee or to purchase tickets, call the offices of the Foundation of Dixie Regional Medical Center at (435) 251-2480 or click www.jubileeoftrees.org.


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WASHINGTON – Members of Congress are about to take a week of vacation with the pending sequestration deadline approaching.
On WTOP's "Ask The Lawmakers" show, Sen. Mark Warner, D-Va., former Rep. Steve LaTourette, R-Oh, and Virginia state Rep. Rob Wittman, R-1st District, joined WTOP's Dave McConnell to discuss issues facing lawmakers, including time management.
In response to members taking a vacation at such an important time, LaTourette says the media sensationalizes what time off really means for representatives.
"I served 18 years in the House. It's a media drummed-up thing. You're never on vacation when you're a member of the House, you're never on vacation when you're a United States senator and you're never on vacation when you're the president of the United States. You know, luckily they've invented things like the telephone and fax machines and the Internet … " LaTourette said.
Warner did not comment about Congress taking the vacation — which falls the week of the Presidents Day holiday.
President Barack Obama plans to take a long weekend in celebration of the holiday.
Amid the sequestration and vacation discussion, one caller asked about term about term limits.
"Governor, would you consider term limits? Because it looks like some have been there too long and nothing gets done," he said.
Term limits are not a good idea, said Warner.
"I think you end up with term limits, you get folks in who, candidly, don't fully understand how this business operates. We're operating in the largest enterprise in the world — the federal government. I think the smartest term limits is an informed electorate. If we're not doing a good job, fire us," Warner said.
Wittman weighed in, saying he felt term limits were more important for some positions than others.
"I think term-limiting those folks in leadership positions (is important), to make sure folks rotate through those areas. That's really where the gatekeepers are in the system …
"You do have people with new ideas and fresh ways of doing things and you make sure that people have a chance at their turn at leadership. I think that keeps the process going and keeps it on its toes," Wittman said.
Instituting term limits also avoids the importance put on seniority that often dominates the vote for leadership positions, Wittman said.
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New install:
Fully Licensed (but never received my Support Portal Login)
Moto-DRIOD Bionic/5.5.1
Andriod Version = 2.3.4
Build 5.5.1_84
(Have ensure the device id fully updated.)
Q1) Can not get the device to remote wipe. Any thought on where to start on troubleshooting this one.
When I send the remote wipe the phone just says "Connection Error" I had similar issues with the bionic and Novell Data Sync Server. Those where resolved by enabling mobile policy, but that doesn't seem to fix it with Zimbra.
I know Zimbra has their own little client however I would like the devices to work without requiring the users to install anything special.
I have tried different settings in CoS and none seem to work.
Q2) is there a CLI reference guide for the Zimbra Mobile I am unable to disable the require encryption from the Web GUI. (No CheckBox to uncheck)
Q3) Does Zimbra Mobile have a restriction on the downloaded attachment size? Novell Data Sync did and we had to adjust that.


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From the deepest, nerdiest, most woman-hating depths of the Internet, a new meme was born. And everyone saw that it was stupid. How stupid, you ask? Well, just take a look around. Thankfully, some clever people have taken control of the meme and are currently using it to mock its original creators, so I've included some examples of that, too. Perhaps you'd like to have a go at it yourself?
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I'm setting up a new environment that will have a PDC and BDC, effectively a fail-over domain environment. Now, I'm making great progress with getting provisioning on Zimbra automatically. However, I cannot yet find a way to make a domain defined on the Zimbra server zmprov against multiple LDAP sources.
zmprov md domain.local zimbraAutoProvLdapURL "ldap://192.168.0.100:389"
That works against my PDC, but the point of the fail-over system is self-evident. I am unsure how to get zmprov to accept multiple LDAP URLs, and the documentation doesn't suggest how to do such so far as I can tell.


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Police say they've made an arrest in a November armed robbery where $520 was taken from a man.
A.J. Tyson III was arrested Monday night by Greenville police. Officers had responded to a domestic complaint on Shiloh Drive and interviewed Tyson as one of those involved in the dispute. They discovered the 26-year-old man was wanted for the November robbery on South Memorial Drive.
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The University of North Carolina Wilmington invites applications for certified athletic trainer positions. UNC Wilmington is an NCAA Division I program and member of the Colonial Athletic Association. Sport coverage will be as designated by the Director of Sports Medicine. Responsibilities will include, but are not limited to: injury recognition, evaluation, and treatment; appropriate physician referral, taping, bracing, communication with other staff members, coaches, and administrators where appropriate, and concise documentation of medical records. Individuals should be able to demonstrate knowledge of conference rules.
Required Qualifications: NATABOC certification, Professional Rescuer CPR, First-Aid, and AED certification required; Athletic Training License, or eligible for athletic training licensure in North Carolina. Master's degree preferred; CSCS or equivalent preferred. Previous experience as athletic trainer at a college/university preferred.
To apply, please complete the online application at http://consensus.uncw.edu. Letter of application, curricula vitae, and contact information for three professional references should be addressed to the search committee chair and attached to the online application - not e-mailed or mailed. MS Word or Adobe PDF attachments are specifically required. Priority consideration will be given to online applications received by May 8th, 2013. Applications will be accepted until position is filled. For questions regarding the online application process, contact Scott Hill at 910-962-3584 or firstname.lastname@example.com
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St. Louis, MO (SportsNetwork.com) - Ryan Kesler scored his second goal with
14.7 seconds left in overtime as the Vancouver Canucks wrapped up their
successful road trip with a 3-2 win over a St. Louis team that was well
Vancouver's Daniel Sedin drew a hooking penalty on Patrik Berglund with 34
seconds remaining in the extra session. Sedin then sent a fluttering puck from
the slot towards Jaroslav Halak, but Kesler, who was planted on the doorstep,
knocked down the shot and beat the Blues goaltender on the backhand from the
Chris Higgins scored the other goal for Vancouver, which finished 5-1-1 on its
season-high trek. Eddie Lack made 22 saves in his third NHL start.
Halak stopped 18 shots for the Blues, who had been idle since a 4-3 shootout
loss at Winnipeg last Friday. St. Louis fell to 1-1-2 over its last four
games after starting the season with four straight wins.
The Canucks blew a 2-0 lead, with the Blues tying the game on goals by
Alexander Steen and Vladimir Sobotka.
Steen scored on a 5-on-3 power play with seven seconds left in the second
period, then Sobotka lit the lamp at the 1:38 mark of the third period.
Higgins was the recipient of a fortuitous carom on the game's opening tally.
St. Louis defenseman Roman Polak went down to block Higgins' shot, but the
puck deflected off Polak and past Halak's glove with 2:49 left in the first
Kesler doubled the advantage off a steal in the second. Mike Santorelli
stripped the puck from defenseman Kevin Shattenkirk behind the St. Louis net
and fed Kesler, who scored from the high slot.
Blues forward T.J. Oshie played in his 300th NHL game ... Vancouver forward
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Okay, Bits and Bramblers…for the last couple months, I've been encouraging you to enjoy the summer weather and take a Road Trip
(Day Trip. Day Road Trip. You know what I mean,) because Ohio has so many cool things to do and see. But…you know…if you want to stick close to home, let's not forget all the cool things you can see and do around Mansfield and Richland County.
First of all, there's the Ohio State Reformatory. You know about the Reformatory, right? I mean, for an old prison, it's pretty famous. It's been featured in a bunch of movies–but the most famous is The Shawshank Redemption. In person, the giant gothic building is…um…well, it's beautiful, but it's also…scary. Of course, a lot of people say it's haunted, so…maybe…that's why it feels scary. You can tour the grounds, even take the Hollywood or Shawshank Tour.
After the Reformatory, you could visit Malabar Farm. It's where Pulitizer Prize winning author and Mansfield native Louis Bromfield lived–and (FUN FACT) where his friends Humphry Bogart and Lauren Bacall got married in 1945. You can take a few tours, go hiking and spot some wildlife, and even visit the Songbird Aviary.
And don't forget about lunch–there are tons of awesome places downtown. You can try the Park Avenue Sub at Ed Pickens Cafe on Main, the gyros at the Athens Greek Restaurant, samosas at Saffron Indian Cuisine, or a good old fashioned hot dog at Coney Island Inn. And don't forget desert–you can head over to the Squirrel's Den for their handmade chocolates and flavored popcorns. What's not to love? And–if you're not too full after lunch–you could visit Richland Carousel Park. After all…you're never too old to ride the Carousel, are you?!?!
Okay, so…what am I forgetting? Well, you could always visit your faaaaaaaavorite branch of the Mansfield/Richland County Public Library, for some great books, good music, awesome movies, and more. Because even though it's cool hit the road? Sometimes it's nice to visit all the cool stuff that's close to home. So whether you want to find out if the Reformatory is really haunted, or just have some hand-dipped chocolates, have an awesome time exploring Mansfield!


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St. Louis (KSDK) - Mammograms are considered the gold-standard for detecting breast cancer.
But should women also get a breast ultrasound?
It's the subject of tonight's 8 Ways to Prevent Cancer Segment.
"Regarding the use of breast ultrasound, it's a complex issue," said Dr. Kate Appleton with the Siteman Cancer Center.
If you've ever had a lump or abnormality found on a mammogram, you may have had one. Sound waves are used to get an image of internal structures of the breast. It's used every day in patients who've had something unusual detected.
"But more recently a study came out talking about the utility of screening breast ultrasound, so looking for breast cancer in women who don't have any symptoms," said Dr. Appleton.
And Dr. Appleton says the risk of giving routine ultrasound exams to those women is clear: there's no medical evidence showing a benefit in healthy women. The tests can lead to more false positives, and potentially biopsies of things that aren't cancer.
"I think the most important thing for women to know is that breast ultrasound is absolutely not a replacement for a mammogram. You can't trade one for the other," said Dr. Appleton.
Dr. Appleton says the data is also clear for women at high risk for breast cancer. They should skip an ultrasound, and go for yet another type of imaging: an MRI.
"This study showed that MRI in conjunction with mammogram was the best combination and that screening ultrasound does not add anything to those women," said Dr. Appleton.


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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) -- A prosecutor says Florida State quarterback Jameis Winston will not be charged in a sexual assault case.
State Attorney Willie Meggs made the announcement Thursday. The 19-year-old Heisman Trophy candidate was accused of raping a female student in December last year, but Meggs says there is not enough evidence for anyone to be charged in the case.
The Tallahassee Police Department turned the case over to Meggs on Nov. 12 after several media inquiries. Meggs interviewed the accuser Nov. 21.
The prosecutor says Winston's DNA matched a sample found in the woman's underwear. But Winston's lawyer, Tim Jansen, has said that was expected and doesn't prove guilt.
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Perhaps the moderator of the forum where the date has been leaked has a contact within DirecTV just like we have SatelliteRacer.
And I believe that you know as well as I do that DirecTV doesn't issue a press release until a few days before the launch at most. Sometimes not even until the launch day itself. Also, adding 1 channel isn't really something to issue a press release about. It's not like they are adding 10 channels or so like in May 2010.
I would sooner expect a press release from TCM actually, as they are the ones selling advertising.
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|One-Act team preparing for next week's Dessert Theatre
|Written by Wauneta Breeze
|Friday, 04 November 2011 18:14
Some of the cast members of "The Penny Dreadfuls" run through their lines ahead of next week's Dessert Theatre performance in Wauneta including, from left, Connor Kayton, Tailor Lee, Hannah Nordhausen, Alondra Almanza, Abby Fanning, Jake Maris, Jonee Maris, Weylin Davis, John Christner, Christi Christner, Wes Anderjaska and Cassidy Rathe.
By Tina Kitt
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The stage is set, period costumes from the late 1800s are being stitched together, and lines mastered as the Wauneta-Palisade one-act team gets ready to launch a month-long run of performances.
"The Penny Dreadfuls" is the title of this year's competition piece, with WP English and drama teacher Liz Noler, assisted by Teresa Hayes, guiding her cast of 23 and crew of 12.
The one-act team will deliver their first public performance when they host the annual Dessert Theatre on Tuesday, Nov. 8, beginning at 7 p.m. MT/8 p.m. CT. Tickets are $4 if purchased in advance or $6 at the door. Advance tickets can be purchased from one-act cast and crew members or at the school office in Wauneta. All WP students will be admitted free of charge.
Ahead of next week's Dessert Theatre, the team will give a dress rehearsal performance during school Friday, giving WP students and staff an early preview.
Noler describes "The Penny Dreadfuls" as a "dark comedy."
In a brief synopsis the play is summarized as a story of orphans and runaways who steal for the conniving professor, with their loot ending up at a pawn shop run by three despicable ladies. Business had been very profitable until the mysterious Mad Aggie appears on the scene, seeking revenge. And revenge was never sweeter!
First, the professor gets a bottle of potion he believes will cure his baldness. It does, with hair growing everywhere.
Then Scuttlebutt, the leader of the Penny Dreadfuls, gets arrested. Add to this mix the corrupt Officer Culver and the professor's demanding girlfriend, leaving the professor ready to pull his hair out. All of it! Laughter ensues as the villans get their due.
Cast members include: Christi Christner, Tailor Lee, Alondra Almanza, John Christner, Landon Jutten, Tayler Nordhausen, Emma Skelton, Hayden Pollmann, Weylin Davis, Wes Anderjaska, Cassidy Rathe, Connor Kayton, Jake Maris, Hannah Nordhausen, Jonee Maris, Logan Bischoff, Abbie Fanning, Sydnee Harchelroad, Leiauna Alberts, Jasmyn Smith, Brooklyn Nordhausen, Raven Walters, and Will Bartlett.
Crew members include: Lorenzo Cavanaugh, Jack McGraw, James Martin, Cody Hicks, Dakota Washum, Tyrel Kerchal, Tyler Knotts, Sheyla Christner, Raven Walters, Melinda Stretch, Dawn Pinkal and Jasmyn Smith.
Following Tuesday night's performance at the Dessert Theatre, the troupe will take part in a one-act competition at Cozad on Thurday, Nov. 10.
The following week they will travel to Southwest for the RPAC One-Act Contest.
On Wednesday, Nov. 30, Wauneta-Palisade will have the honor of hosting the D2-5 District One-Act Play Production Contest. Other teams assigned to district D2-5 include Callaway, Eustis-Farnam, Hayes Center, Litchfield, Pleasanton, Sumner-Eddyville-Miller, and Wallace.
State-qualifiers will be determined at districts, with the state contest slated for Dec. 8 in Kearney at the Merryman Performing Arts Center.
"We hope to be there," notes Noler.
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"We just didn't have a good showing," said HHS Dragon wrestling coach Duane Stroh of the team's 36-38 loss in dual action with the Chase County Longhorns at Imperial, Neb. Thursday, Jan. 22.
Stroh said he had pegged four swing matches, and the Dragons won only one of those. Additionally, Holyoke lost one the coach thought would be a win.
Mark Edmonds, Chad Stroh and Brandon Price all earned wins for the Dragons and looked real good, said Stroh.
"We just need to find a way to motivate them for duals," Stroh added, noting the team performs better in tournament competition.
In addition to the three match wins at Imperial, Holyoke won four weight classes by forfeits. In turn, Chase County captured five wins in wrestling bouts and two wins by forfeit, as HHS could not fill the 215 and Hwt. classes.
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119 lbs.—Brian Strong won by forfeit.
125 lbs.—Chad Stroh pinned Cody Cravey in 1:08.
130 lbs.—Skyler Dittmer won by forfeit.
135 lbs.—Seth Baker lost a 5-20 tech fall to his cousin Justin Lueth.
140 lbs.—Parker Redfern won by forfeit.
145 lbs.—Broc Pelle was pinned in 3:19 by Jeremiah Lueth.
152 lbs.—Brandon Price pinned Joel Fisher in 5:33.
160 lbs.—Luke Garrett lost a heartbreaking 1-2 match to Sean Langin.
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Antievolution legislation in Utah
Senate Bill 96, sponsored by Senator Chris Buttars (R-District 10), was filed on January 4, 2006, and presumably will be taken under consideration after the legislature convenes on January 16, 2006.
California parents sue school district over "ID" class
Eleven parents have brought suit against the El Tejon School District in Lebec, California to stop it from teaching a course which promotes creationism. Attorneys from Americans United for Separation and State (AU) and the law firm Arnold and Porter are representing the plaintiffs.
AU's press release announcing the suit notes that, " On Jan. 1, the board of trustees of El Tejon Unified School District approved an elective called 'Philosophy of Design' that advocates 'intelligent design' and other concepts of creationism."
Antievolution legislation in Indiana
Antievolution legislation materialized in Indiana, but not in the form originally threatened by its sponsor. According to the Indianapolis Star (January 11, 2006), Representative Bruce A. Borders (R-Jasonville) introduced House Bill 1388 in the Indiana House of Representatives on January 10, 2006.
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Current levels of unprecedented and potentially irreversible environmental changes are leading to negative implications for economic and social development. Despite the advances made in international environmental governance and the new institutions created since the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development in Rio in 1992, the state of the environment is still declining and impacts on human well-being are still being felt. Indeed, there is a need to build resilience to these impacts, which may have consequences on livelihoods or sometimes lead to disruptions in terms of peace and security. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC, 2008) defines resilience as "[t]he ability of a social or ecological system to absorb disturbances while retaining the same basic structure and ways of functioning, the capacity for self-organisation, and the capacity to adapt to stress and change."
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Summary:Milo Boyd, a down-on-his-luck bounty hunter, gets his dream job when he is assigned to track down his bail-jumping ex-wife, reporter Nicole Hurly. He thinks all that's ahead is an easy payday, but when Nicole gives him the slip so she can chase a lead on a murder cover-up, Milo realizes that nothing ever goes simply with him and Nicole. The exes continually one-up each other - until they find themselves on the run for their lives. They thought their promise to love, honor and obey was tough - staying alive is going to be a whole lot tougher.
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$65,000 WASHINGTON OAKSSATURDAY, AUGUST 10, 201334th RUNNING, 3-YEAR-OLD FILLIES, 1 1/8 MILES
Track Record: 1:45-2/5, Flying Notes (3), Sept. 2, 2002Stakes Record: 1:47-1/5, Flirtacious Girl, 1999
Statistics from 1996-2012 @ EmDMost WinsTrainer: 3, Grant Forster (Youcan'ttakeme, 2003; Bianconi Baby, 2004; A Classic Life, 2005)Owner: 2, Michael and Amy Feuerborn (A Classic Life, 2005; Class Included, 2011)Jockey: 3-tieRicky Frazier (A Classic Life, 2005; She's All Silk, 2006; Zenovit, 2010)Gary Baze (Crossatyourownrisk, 2000; Graceful Cat, 2001; Youcan'ttakeme, 2003)
Smallest winning margin: head, She's All Silk (August 19, 2006)Largest winning margin: 9 1/2 lengths, Flirtacious Girl (August 21, 1999)Track: fast 15, wet-fast 1, sloppy 1Favorites: 5-for-17; Odds-on: 5-for-12Gate-to-wire: 8-for-17Largest $2 Win: $23.60, Rivoltella, August 18,2007Smallest $2 Win: $2.80, Youcan'ttakeme (2003), No Flies On Doodle (2009)Winner bred: Kentucky 9, Washington 6, Florida 1,Maryland 1
OWNERS HOMETOWNS1—Goin to the Window (2) Northwest Farms LLC (Jerre Paxton, Yakima, WA)Debbie Paxton, Yakima, WA 2—Daydream SCRATCHED 3—Beautranda (10) Ernest D. Sherman, Seattle, WA4—Blueberry Smoothie (8) Northwest Farms LLC (Jerre Paxton, Yakima, WA); C & M Racing (Corey Kinder, Yakima, WA; Mihai Tiru, Bellevue, WA)5—Stopshoppingdebbie (1-2) Northwest Farms LLC (Jerre Paxton, Yakima, WA)
WASHINGTON OAKS SERIESMay 26: $50,000 Seattle Handicap, 6 ½ Furlongs—Stopshoppingdebbie ($5), 1:14.41June 23: $50,000 Irish Day Handicap, 1 Mile—Stopshoppingdebbie ($3.40), 1:34.74July 14: $50,000 Kent Handicap, 1-1/16 Mile—Stopshoppingdebbie ($2.40), 1:43.13Aug. 10: $65,000 Washington Oaks, 1 1/8 MileSept. 8: $50,000 John & Kitty Fletcher Stakes* (WA-bred) 1 Mile*Sponsored by The Pegasus Training Equine & Rehabilitation Center
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NOTES: Stopshoppingdebbie bids to become the first horse to sweep the 3-year-old filly series at Emerald Downs…Before this year, no owner had ever finished first, second and third in a stakes at Emerald Downs, and no trainer had ever finished first, second and third in a stakes (over $25,000). Already this season, Northwest Farms and trainer Tom Wenzel have swept first, second and third in all three stakes for 3-year-old fillies—Stopshoppingdebbie first, Goin to the Window second, Blueberry Smoothie third…Taste the Passion, dam of Stopshoppingdebbie, finished second to Crossatyourownrisk in the 2000 Washington Oaks…Shampoo, dam of Blueberry Smoothie, finished fifth as the 4-to-5 favorite in the 2007 Washington Oaks…Odds-on favorites are only 5-for-12 in the Oaks including Exclusive Diva—trained by Wenzel and owned by Northwest Farms—second at 9-to-10 in last year's Oaks…Although favorites are only 4-for-14 in stakes this meet, Stopshoppingdebbie is 3-for-3 as the betting favorite—winning the Seattle at 3-to-2, Irish Day at 7-to-10, and Kent at 1-to-5…Wenzel (17-5-5-4) and jockey Rocco Bowen (7-4-0-1) are the leading stakes trainer and jockey at the meet.-##-