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One the eve of PeopleMatter's launch of its SCHEDULE Software-as-a-Service module, the company had other big news to share: it also secured $14 million Series C funding from Morgenthaler Ventures.
Both announcements are significant for the company, which got its start by providing SaaS programs to aid service-industry employers in hiring and training hourly employees. With its latest SCHEDULE, the service will also help managers and employees schedule or switch shifts through the Web. (Read also, Will PeopleMatter change the future of HR tech?)
Managers can use SCHEDULE to create employee schedules months in advance, copy and past schedules and click-and-drag to make changes. The online software also allows managers to update schedules automatically and send alerts via mobile app, email or the Web to everyone affected.
Four key features of SCHEDULE are:
If an employee doesn't have a smartphone, the company created D, a phone-activated voice system similar to the iPhone 4's Siri. Through voice direction, an employee can ask D when they are scheduled to work on any given day and, if they can't, they can direct D to offer up their shift to another.
The goal of PeopleMatter's platform is simple: To change the way employers and employees interact in the workplace and make it better, said Nate DaPore, PeopleMatter's founder and CEO.
Since PeopleMatter launched its first module, HIRE, in 2010, (followed by the launch of LEARN in 2011), the platform has logged 214,349 users. Additionally, more than 1,134 employees are hired daily.
Because the program is Internet based, employers and employees can access the information from any computer, anywhere in the world. All that's needed is an Internet connection.
Overall, there are four modules on the PeopleMatter platform, each coming to market at various times to the service industries. The modules are:
DaPore said he would like to eventually get its customers' customers engaged in the new products by enabling employees to build a profile that they can take with them to other jobs. The profile would ideally include where they've worked and their certifications.
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Kiwi golfer Mark Brown has been unable to fend off the Australians in the final round of the New Zealand Open at Clearwater in Christchurch today as 19-year-old amateur Jake Higginbottom stormed to victory.
The Australian closed with a five-under par 67 to finish at seven-under for the tournament and win by a shot from compatriots Jason Norris and Peter Wilson, who made it an Australian trifecta.
Higginbottom becomes the first amateur to win the New Zealand Open since compatriot Harry Berwick in 1956 - a player he had understandably never heard of - and the first teenager to win since a certain Sir Bob Charles triumphed in 1954.
His amateur status precludes him from collecting the $A80,000 winner's cheque, though, with Wilson and Norris to split the total prize money for first and second.
"I feel great at the moment, it means a lot to me. I don't think it's quite sunk in yet," said Higginbottom, who has already enjoyed a successful amateur career despite his tender age and is rated as one of Australian golf's most exciting current prospects.
"There were a few slips but I just tried to stay calm and keep my nerve and I made a few putts coming home."
Higginbottom said the fact he could not collect the winner's cheque "doesn't worry me". He still plans to turn professional at the end of next year and would definitely be back to defend his title, probably as a professional.
Brown, who had a three-shot lead heading into the final round, led by two after turning in one-under but his short game let him down with bogeys at the par-three 11th and par-four 13th.
He signed for a one-over 73 and finished as the leading New Zealander in fourth place at four-under par, having had high hopes of being the first New Zealand to win the Open since Mahal Pearce at Middlemore in 2003.
The 37-year-old's ball striking was good all week - he hit 53 of 72 greens - but was left to rue a cold putter again.
"I played well enough," he said.
"I played beautifully for the first 10 holes, I didn't miss a shot really and only holed one putt. I had 34 putts for the day so that's never going to win a golf tournament so it probably proves that you can't win a golf tournament with your long game.
"You're going to have to hole a few putts and today that didn't happen so it was frustrating because it seems to be happening quite a bit lately."
"I think I had 33 (greens in regulation) for the last 36 holes so a lot of chances but when you don't take them you won't win on a Sunday.
"It's just frustrating. It's probably been a career thing for me so I've just got to get better if I want to reach the goals that I want to reach. But I'll go away and work hard and try and get better."
In contrast to the Wellingtonian, Higginbottom just could barely do anything wrong after a bogey at the par-five 10th.
He birdied No 11, 13, 14 and 15 and after a bogey at the 16th he stuffed his approach to four feet at the par-four 17th. A par on the last sealed victory.
There were also final day charges from Norris, who had back-to-back six-under 66s at the weekend to claim second after opening with a 77 on Thursday, and Wilson, who closed with a four-under 68 playing in the final group alongside Brown and Higginbottom, but they had to settle for second equal.
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A reason never to camp naked
It was just too hot to carry on. With oppressive temperatures reaching into the mid-30s it was time to cool down in the twilight.
Earlier in the day we'd parked up on the outskirts of Hungary's Lake Ballaton and taken the therapeutic option on offer: a leisurely long swim.
But now, after almost a full day by the water, necessity led us away to a quiet and narrow single lane road, flanked on either side by rows of corn. This was the spot we'd settle for - a tour cyclist's home.
As the sun dipped slowly on the horizon, we worked quietly and routinely to push our pannier-laden bikes into the landscape and establish a small camp.
The density of the corn meant we couldn't get far off the road, but after a quick run back and visual check, everything looked pretty discreet among the tall autumn crop.
After six weeks of travelling, and with the daily packing and unpacking of our worldly possessions, we'd evolved over time; a smooth and meticulous operation which enabled us to quickly establish a base on occasions like this.
Within 20 minutes, all was complete and our lightweight nylon house awaited us.
As the heat lingered, and without any wind, all forms of clothing were shed to allow for a more natural process of cooling.
Outside, the sound of cicada song filled the night air as our bodies and minds slowly succumbed to the trickle of melatonin in the lazy moments before sleep.
In the distance, a vehicle interupted the sound of insects.
"What's that noise?" my wife asked.
"Probably just a car," came my sheepish reply.
We lay there, our senses momentarily heightened as the sound got closer.
"It's getting louder," she said, this time with more conviction.
"We're in a cornfield right?" I mentioned anxiously.
"It sounds like a tractor or a combine harvester, get the hell out now."
We panicked and we screamed as the roar growled over the top of our small dark home.
I remember being disappointed with myself by the thought, that the last thing I was going to see before I died, wasn't loved ones sitting around weeping at my deathbed, but instead, the partially illuminated zip of a two-man Kathmandu tent.
In the commotion, we managed to throw open the entrance way and jump out, just in time for the combine harvest driver to see us both stumble from the inner bowels of our tent and into full view of his cab, naked and petrified.
Only he wasn't in the field. He was on the road some three metres away. We'd escaped with our lives, but from this encounter came the most valuable lesson of our trip: Never, ever sleep in the nude when freedom camping.
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We previously heard of Mr. Vegas coming for Drake's neck calling him fake and for stealing dancehall music because that's the "hot thing" right now. He even went as far as to mention he left Popcaan's "Controlla" verse off the album and isn't giving credit where credit is due. Well Popcaan himself has some choice words for Mr. Vegas and it looks like Drake and 'Caan have got something in the works.
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The Historic Preservation Commission has its sights on designating the Muellner Building and Schoonmaker Reef as the city's next landmarks.
The Muellner Building serves as the Hart Park Senior Center and clubhouse for the Wauwatosa Curling Club. However, it started as a Works Progress Administration project as part of the country's New Deal in the 1930s.
"It was found eligible for the National Register of Historic Places - but it was never listed - as part of the environmental compliance process that obtained federal funds to construct the senior center back in the late 1990s," said Brian Faltinson, commission chairman.
The building has played an important part in Wauwatosa recreation and may be the first indoor ice rink in the Milwaukee area, he said.
As for the Schoonmaker Reef, it's listed as a National Historic Landmark for its archeological significance. Faltinson likens the list to a hall of fame that features the finest historic resources.
The 425-million-year-old fossil reef north of State Street between 64th and 66th streets has been studied by geologists to make connections between ancient reef and the reefs growing on the sea floor today. The reef is on private property and is not accessible to the public.
A landmark must be nominated and voted on by the commission, followed by the full council, a process that can take several months.
The commission has authority to seek local designation. With grants from the state, the group is pursuing a listing on the National Register for the Wauwatosa Avenue Historic District. However, the commission has no plans to go after new grants at this time, he said.
The commission has also received interest in a local historic district designation from residents living on Rockway Place. The next step would be to evaluate how many homeowners are on board with that pursuit, he said.
Similarly, there may be interest by property owners in the Village to recognize historic buildings. The Robertson hardware store building already has received local historic designation and there are likely more that would qualify. The commission works on designating new sites at owners' requests, Faltinson said.
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I thought to try and set up some gaming on the east side of the city-- in the Blue Springs / Lees Summit area. We've always had a good time hosting meetups!
I will probably be on vacation but would love to come next time.
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(It's currently under the "Suggested" meetup tab.)
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I posted another East Side Gaming for Friday the 15th. RSVP if you're interested!
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We might still be cleaning up :-), but should be around from six on.
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Yes, we have lots of room!
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There will probably be cinnamon rolls.
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Caverna at 8:30 sounds good. If anyone else ends up being interested we can do another game before then.
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Jeff, me and my wife are in but the problem is that i work until 8 this Friday. We are down for some Caverna but we wouldn't be able to arrive until 8:30. If you would be willing to push the Caverna start until then let me know. Otherwise no big deal, we can catch it next time.
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Any interest in a game of Caverna?
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"I'll have 2 suitcases so I'm wondering if I'll have to pay the extra baggage once I get to Heathrow airport since it's a different airport"
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I think you don't have to pay extra charge for it.
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I'll be on west jet from luxembourg to london and then airfrance for the rest of my trip.
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The Carlyle Group has raised $13 billion for its sixth U.S. buyout fund.
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Topic: Invasive Plants, Propagation, Seeds and Seeding, Trees
Title: Eliminating black locust volunteers in Rockville MD
Answered by: Barbara Medford
QUESTION:I am a landscape designer whose client has a very large, mature black locust in her front yard. Not surprisingly, she also has multitudes of black locust volunteers popping up all over her yard. The large tree will stay, but how can we safely remove the volunteers and discourage any more of them from coming up? For what it's worth, the tree is native to our area. Thanks for your help!
From our webpage (which see) on Robinia pseudoacacia (Black locust):
"Because this species is well-adapted to establishment in very poor soil, it has been widely used for land reclamation projects. The eagerness of Robinia pseudoacacia to establish just about anywhere has a dark side; Black locust is often considered an invasive species and a garden thug because it spreads very rapidly by root sprouts and by the copious seeds it produces."
This tree is a member of the Fabaceae, or pea, family with the characteristic long seed pods. The sprouts seen are probably a combination of seedlings and root sprouts. You are correct, it is native to Maryland, as well as the other 48 states and large portions of Canada, as seen in this USDA Plant Profile map on the locations of the plant. Another excerpt from our webpage:
"Its wood, renowned for its toughness, belies its habit of shedding branches in high winds. Finally, its thorns are vicious to anyone attempting to work in or around the tree. This species and its various cultivars and hybrids should be rejected for most landscape uses because of the trees many bad habits."
Your client probably inherited the tree from a previous owner, or it was accidentally planted by birds or other animals, so we won't lecture too much on investigating any plant for its nativity or invasiveness before planting. Our first suggestion, which may not be too practical, is to get the tree out of there, make sure all the leaves and seedpods are raked up and removed from the property, and the roots ground out.
As for preventing further sprouts, here's the plan: Patience and Persistence.
Step 1. Careful policing of the area around the tree and immediate removal of the seed pods comes first.
Step 2. Clipping the root sprouts as far down in the soil as possible.
Step 3. Repeat Steps 1 and 2.
Herbicides, as we are sure you know, are going to be ineffective on root sprouts; the sprouts themselves may brown, but the roots from which they spring are unaffected because they are sheltered by the earth. Sprays would easily float on the wind, killing things you did not intend to die, contaminating the soil and doing virtually nothing to the offending tree.
We have been inundated, during the terrible drought in Texas, with questions about live oak sprouts. This is not quite the same thing because live oaks are excellent landscape and shade trees, and widely cultivated in Central Texas. However, they seem to be much worse in setting root sprouts this year because of the stresses the weather has put on the trees. The sprouts coming out of the roots (and those roots go waaay out, beyond the dripline of the tree) constitute mini branches with leaves on them. This is the tree's survival plan, providing itself with more leaves to produce nutrition for the tree. That's the reason we recommend stump grinding when an invasive tree has been removed, because as long as those roots are in the ground and can put up sprouts, that tree is still alive, not what you had in mind.
One last plug-Mr. Smarty Plants says the best way to control invasive plants is to never plant them, and investigate any tree thoroughly before planting.
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Ajax Cape Town 1 Manchester United 1: Bebe leaves it late to rescue Red Devils
Forgotton man Bebe rescued Manchester United - and new £12million signing Shinji Kagawa - with an injury-time equaliser in Cape Town.
The much-maligned Portuguese winger was making his first appearance since an FA Cup outing against Crawley Town 17 months ago, although many supporters may have been surprised to see him in a United shirt again after a disappointing start at Old Trafford was followed by an even less successful spell on loan at Besiktas that was cut short by a serious knee injury and disciplinary problems.
His £7.2m move from Guimares two years ago is still the subject of an ongoing police investigation into corruption in Portuguese football.
Coming to the rescue: Bebe celebrates scoring deep into injury time
Coming to the rescue: Bebe levels for Manchester United
AJAX CAPE TOWN: Westerveld; Hlatswayo, Allie, Both, Jenniker, Scott, Billiat, Losper, Fanteni, Dolly, Rusike. Subs: Julius, Wolff, Shabalala, Carelse, Alexander, Vilikazi, Van Graan, Mokeke, Graham, Lebusa, Roberts, Okwuosa.
Goal: Van Graan (86)
MAN UTD: Amos; Vermijl, Wootton, Ferdinand, Blackett; Anderson (Lingard 68), Carrick, Scholes (Powell 68); Valencia (Tunnicliffe 68), Kagawa (Berbatov 77), Anderson; Hernandez (Bebe 68). Subs: Macheda, Johnstone, Lindegaard, Brady, Petrucci, Vaseli.
Goal: Bebe (90)
But after Ajax substitute Alcardo van Graan had put the hosts in sight of a famous victory with his first touch in the 87th minute, Bebe struck deep into stoppage time to ensure United leave South Africa unbeaten.
The most relieved man must have been Kagawa who had wasted United's best chance up to that point, as well as the opportunity to mark his full debut with a goal.
The Japan midfielder was presented with a free header on the edge of the six-yard box when Javier Hernandez picked him out with an inswinging cross from the left after 61 minutes, but Kagawa steered his effort inches wide of the post. No wonder he wore a look of anguish as Hernandez held his head in his hands.
Otherwise, he could be satisfied with his first start for United after a brief appearance in Durban on Wednesday, playing for 77 minutes before he was replaced by Dimitar Berbatov. Kagawa impressed after a quiet opening, growing in confidence and exerting more influence over the game.
United's other new signing Nick Powell also got his first run-out as a second half substitute and went close to scoring in an exciting end to the game.
Thankfully for both teams and a near sell-out crowd at the 55,000-capacity Cape Town Stadium, high winds and a morning deluge that battered the Western Cape for much of Saturday morning had subsided by kick-off.
New boy: Japanese midfielder Shinji Kagawa gets used to his new team
Kagawa began the game tucked into behind Hernandez in the withdrawn role he is expected to be given this season, with Antonio Valencia and Anderson playing on either flank.
The Japan midfielder hardly touched the ball in a quiet opening that saw the hosts go closest to scoring in the 20th minute.
Paul Scholes uncharacteristically gave the ball away with a sloppy pass just inside his own half and a swift Ajax break ended with Khama Billiat scuffing the ball just side of Ben Amos's left-hand post.
It needed the joint efforts of young defenders Scott Wootton and Tyler Blackett to block Thembinkosi Fanteni's shot on the turn shortly afterwards as the South Africans again threatened, but Hernandez twice went close to putting United head before half-time.
Getting stuck in: Paul Scholes and South Africa's striker Thembinkosi Fanteni vie for the ball
The Mexico striker met Wootton's cross from the right with a downward header in the 35th minute that brought a fabulous save out of Sander Westerveld, and he then saw another effort roll millimetres wide of the former Liverpool goalkeeper's left-hand post.
Westerveld was replaced by Sean Roberts at half-time and his goal was soon coming under pressure at the beginning of a second half that also saw the rain start to fall heavily again.
Outnumbered: Javier Hernandez reacts as he looses the ball
Ferguson had promised to bring on some more youngsters later in the game, but he would no doubt have preferred to be at least one goal to the good when Powell, Bebe, Ryan Tunnicliffe and Jesse Lingard came on in the 68th minute.
However, it was Ajax who went ahead with three minutes of normal time remaining. United failed to deal with a corner from the left and Van Graan's first touch after coming off the bench was to flick the ball over Amos and send it looping into the top corner.
Getting the tackle in: Scott Wooton fights for the ball as he plays against Ajax Cape Town
Going for goal: Hernandez looks to attack
Roberts produced two fine saves to deny Tunnicliffe and Powell as United stepped up the pace in search of an equaliser, and it arrived in stoppage time when the ball ran loose across the six-yard box for Bebe to smash it home.
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Following the journey of a dachshund as it is shuffled from owner to owner, Todd Solondz's Wiener-Dog is one of his sharpest visions of futility.
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"Girl With a Pearl Earring" is a quiet movie, shaken from time to time by ripples of emotional turbulence far beneath the surface. It is about things not said, opportunities not taken, potentials not realized, lips unkissed. All of these elements are guessed at by the filmmakers as they regard a painting made in about 1665 by Johannes Vermeer. The painting shows a young woman regarding us over her left shoulder. She wears a simple blue headband and a modest smock. Her red lips are slightly parted. Is she smiling? She seems to be glancing back at the moment she was leaving the room. She wears a pearl earring.
Not much is known about Vermeer, who left about 35 paintings. Nothing is known about his model. You can hear that it was his daughter, a neighbor, a tradeswoman. You will not hear that she was his lover, because Vermeer's household was under the iron rule of his mother-in-law, who was vigilant as a hawk. The painting has become as intriguing in its modest way as the Mona Lisa. The girl's face turned toward us from centuries ago demands that we ask, who was she? What was the thinking? What was the artist thinking about her?
Tracy Chevalier's novel speculating about the painting has now been filmed by Peter Webber, who casts Scarlett Johansson as the girl and Colin Firth as Vermeer. I can think of many ways the film could have gone wrong, but it goes right, because it doesn't cook up melodrama and romantic intrigue but tells a story that's content with its simplicity. The painting is contemplative, reflective, subdued, and the film must be, too: We don't want lurid revelations breaking into its mood.
Sometimes two people will regard each other over a gulf too wide to ever be bridged, and know immediately what could have happened, and that it never will. That is essentially the message of "Girl with a Pearl Earring." The girl's name is Griet, according to this story. She lives nearby. She is sent by her blind father to work in Vermeer's house, where several small children are about to be joined by a new arrival. The household is run like a factory with the mother- in-law, Maria Thins (Judy Parfitt) as foreman. She has set her daughter to work producing babies while her son-in-law produces paintings. Both have an output of about one a year, which is good if you are a mother, but not if you are a painter.
Nobody ever says what they think in this house, except for Maria, whose thoughts are all too obvious, anyway. Catharina (Essie Davis), Vermeer's wife, sometimes seems to be standing where she hopes nobody will see her. It becomes clear that Griet is intelligent in a natural way, but has no idea what to do with her ideas. Of course she attracts Vermeer's attention; she's a hard worker and responds instinctively to the manual labor of painting -- to the craft, the technique, the strategy, even the chemistry (did you know that the color named Indian yellow is distilled from the urine of cows fed on mango leaves?).
In one flawless sequence, Griet is alone in Vermeer's studio and looks at the canvas he is working on, looks at what he is painting, looks back, looks forth, and then moves a chair away from a window. When he returns and sees what she has done, he studies the composition carefully and removes the chair from his painting. Eventually he has her move up to the attic, closer to his studio, where she can mix his paints, which she does very well.
And then of course they start sleeping together? Not in this movie. Vermeer has a rich patron named Van Ruijven (Tom Wilkinson). If Vermeer is too shy to reveal feelings for his maid, Van Ruijven is not. He wants a painting of the girl. This of course would be unacceptable to Catharina Vermeer, whose best-developed quality is her insecurity -- but it is not unacceptable to her mother, who must keep a rich patron happy. Thus Griet becomes a model.
There is a young man in the town, Pieter (Cillian Murphy), a butcher's apprentice, who is attracted to Griet. He would make her a good husband, in this world where status and opportunity are assigned by caste. Griet likes him. It's not that she likes Vermeer more; indeed, she's so intimidated she barely speaks to the artist. It's that -- well, Griet could never be a butcher, but she could be a painter.
Mankind has Shakespeares who were illiterate, Mozarts who never heard a note, painters who never touched a brush. Griet could be a painter. Whether a good or bad one, she will never know. Vermeer senses it. The moments of greatest intimacy between the simple peasant girl and the famous artist come when they sit side by side in wordless communication, mixing paints, both doing the same job, both understanding it.
Do not believe those who think this movie is about the "mystery" of the model, or Vermeer's sources of inspiration, or medieval gender roles, or whether the mother-in-law was the man in the family. A movie about those things would have been a bad movie. "Girl With a Pearl Earring" is about how they share a professional understanding that neither one has in any way with anyone else alive. I look at the painting and I realize that Griet is telling Vermeer, without using any words, "Well, if it were my painting, I'd have her stand like this."
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